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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1917

Page

5

College schedule and local life in St Francisville Illinois

John Prout of St Francisville Illinois spent Saturday night here on business. Co W Bowman and Grace Higgins both students of the college were married Sunday evening. Prof Stoddard attended the Bays oratorical contest Monday night. Perry Smith one of Merom s oldest citizens was buried Sunday afternoon. The College Commencement program begins Tuesday evening May 29 with a music and expression recital. Wednesday evening May 30 junior piano recital by Hallie Creager. Thursday evening May 31 Academy Commencement address by E Olan James. Friday evening June 1 Woodworth oratorical contest. Saturday evening June 2 a play by Modern Drama students. Sunday June 4 baccalaureate sermon by C B Hershey. Monday June 3 annual entertainment by Franklin literary society and June 5 Lincolnia annual entertainment at 7 00 p m. Wednesday June 6 commencement address by Hon Dick T Morgan.

John Prout St. Francisville Illinois Co. W. Bowman Grace Higgins Stoddard Bays Perry Smith Merom Hallie Creager Academy E. Olan James Woodworth C. B. Hershey

Graysville Notes on Weather and Visits

Graysville residents expect to endure until better weather. Bro Deal traveled to Odon for his grandfather's funeral last week. Local concern rose last Saturday as a threatening cloud formed in the northwest, recalling storm damage in Illinois. Mrs Hazel McCabe is visiting.

Bro. Deal Odon Illinois Hazel McCabe

Local Shorthern Strolls Highlight Saturday at Shelburn

Olin Moore and Chester Woodard were in Shelburn Saturday afternoon. Those who attended church at Sullivan Sunday from this vicinity include Miss Goldie Cash Hermma Jewell Maude Boone Marie Marts.

Olin Moore Chester Woodard Shelburn Sullivan Goldie Cash Hermma Jewell Maude Boone Marie Marts

Obituary for Burrell Wisener, Civil War Vet and Community Figure

Burrell Wisener born February 25 1847 near Harmony Indiana served in the Civil War then settled in Turman township Sullivan County Indiana. He married Eva McNabb in 1876 and had four sons Jesse H Noah J Allison and Clemeth with Noah dying young. Survived by wife three sons and brother John of Farmersburg. Funeral service noted with incomplete fragment.

Burrell Wisener Jonathan and Fory Wisener Harmony Indiana Missouri Ind Sullivan County Turman Township Eva McNabb Merom Jesse H Noah J. Allison Clemeth Noah John Farmersburg

Memorial and travel notes from town week

Relatives visit as A N L Burton and J B Durham scout south prospecting for real estate. Rev McKinney of Merom preached a memorial at the Methodist church last Sunday. Fishermen frequent weekly, recalling a thinning of the tribe. Paul Jarvis of Jackson Michigan visits his mother Mrs Simeon Yager. Registration time and place urged. Rev O M Deal attends District Conference at Odon. Children’s day exercises set for the auditorium on the second Sunday in June.

A. N. L. Burton J. B. Durham Rev. McKinney Merom Joe Malone Paul Jarvis Jackson Mich Simeon Yager O. M. Deal Odon

Rainy days slow farm work and church events noted

Local rain kept farmers out of fields while Mt. Calvary held a Sunday sermon and a well attended revival. The article lists numerous Sunday visits, calls, and social gatherings across nearby towns including Linton Dugger Shirley Hill Merom and Terre Haute with several couples and individuals named.

Social Notes From New Lebanon and Surrounding Areas

Miss Alita Bosenbaugh and Anna Hailslop had supper with Florence and Mary Dodds Monday. Mrs. Mary Lee returned to her daughter’s home in Bicknell Tuesday. Mrs. T. E Hopewell shopped in Sullivan Tuesday. Mrs. J. W. Lisman shopped in Sullivan Friday. A. W. Morris and family attended Evah Brann and Clyde Creager’s wedding Thursday at the bride’s home. Mrs. J. M. Oldham and Mrs. J. W. Phillips visited sister Mrs. John Engle in Mattoon Ill. They witnessed scenes of the storm that hit there Saturday. Louie Dudley has scarlet fever. Several residents took teachers exams at Sullivan Saturday. Myrtle Jewell of Columbus Ind. is visiting friends here. Zoe Wininger of Terre Haute spent the week with her mother and family.

Alita Bosenbaugh Anna Hailslop Florence Mary Dodds Mary Lee Gray Bicknell T. E.'’ Hopewell Sullivan J. W. Lisman A. W. Morris Evah Brann Clyde Creager J. M. Oldham J. W. Phillips John Engle Mattoon Ill Louie Dudley Myrtle Jewell Columbus Ind Zoe Wininger Terre Haute Frank Fred Wernz George Fuson Union Hospital James Osburn Jim David Giles Homer Dilley Carl Lester Sam Riggs Shelburn Guy Phillips Dodd Bridge C. F. Whitlock’s Charles Riggs Ellen Drake Edgar Strain Prairieton Black Hawk Charles Morris Davis Farm Morris Columbus Morin George Daniels Daniels Tabor Ellis Holmes Wash Bostic Ernie Holmes Robert Johnson Fairbanks Marshall Martin Will Fuson Warren Dickerson Luke Lu Ra John Ramsen Farmersburg Kern Medsker Big Springs Jesse Harrison

Local Families Attend Dinners Visits and Church in Kingsley Area

Lucella Nelson and neighbors hosted and visited in Middletown and Shelburn with multiple families including the Clouse and Harris households. A Liberty preaching event was announced for Saturday night with Bro. Mathis. A bee swarm accident left James Osburn with head injuries but ambulatory. Community members reported travel, hospital visits, tornado path tours, and a 50th birthday dinner for Mrs. Morris with about 75 attendees.

Lucella Nelson Opal MecWinney Radie Coil Clyde Darrell Beane Gus Clouse Middletown Elza Harris Doris Flioyvd Taylor Arthur Marts Son Forest Luther Marts Alvin Hood Farmersburg Clifford Wernz Eli Downs Goldie Cash Shelburn Maude Boone Bill Marts Lydia Woooderd Tamiy James Ransford Liberty Bro. Mathis

Marriage Licenses Listed for Hymera Dugger and Surrounding Areas

Tilman H Mahan 22 laborer and Laura Callahan 17 both of Hymera. Harvey Thornton 23 Yfiner and Mina Hutton 20 both of Dugger. Conroe M Carter 30 Pharmacist Shelburn and Julia Verne Chaner 26 Sullivan. Clyde Creager 21 farmer Merom and Evah Blann 21 near New Lebanon. William Swan 21 miner and Blanche Arnold 18 both of Dugger.

Tilman H. Mahan Laura Callahan Hymera Harvey Thornton Yfiner Mina Hutton Dugger Conroe M. Carter Shelburn Julia Verne Chaner Sullivan Clyde Creager Farmer Merom Evah Blann New Lebanon William Swan Miner Blanche Arnold

Hatmaker's Straw Hats Offered Near Auction Price

A major hat maker provides the full sample line of men's straw hats and offers them to readers at about 1 to 2 times market price, 99 cents to 1 dollar 49 cents, signaling a premium value for the collection.

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