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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1923

Page

5

Bucktown School Letter Notes Teacher Change and Local Happenings

Bucktown reports Everett Jones resigns to become cashier at a Pleasantville bank. Ted Reel will tutor the school and lead on. Rain slows work on the new tipple and washer at the burned stripper site. Several residents move or visit relatives, and a student injures her neck after a swing mishap.

Everet Jones Pleasantville Mr. Jones Ted Reel Jessie Cobb Emory Bedwell Wayne Cox John Molett William Jackson Figeville Floyd Townsley Wm. Jackson Irvin Bicknell Terre Haute Scot Yates Bicknell Charley Spencer Helen Dunbar Commissioners’ Court Sullivan Oakie Montgomery

Community Notices From Eaton and Nearby Towns

Mrs Belle Woods of Eaton spent Saturday visiting Rev and Mrs John Harper. Ella Cooper and Ralph Mitchell were in Terre Haute Saturday. Clayton Huff and family of Sullivan visited Mr and Mrs J K Smith Sunday. Grover Vickery and friends visited in Terre Haute Sunday. Wm Daugherty and sister Mrs Margaret Colvin were in Carlisle Sunday. Nan Woods of Indianapolis is visiting local friends. I O O F lodge held an oyster supper with District Deputy Clyde Cooks ey of Sullivan as guest. Several attended a K K demonstration in Palestine Friday. A masquerade for Eastern Star members was held in Mason Hall Wednesday evening. Mrs Nelle McNabb underwent an operation in Sullivan County Hospital Monday and is recovering. Mrs Emory Setzer has been ill.

Belle Woods Eaton, NL John Harper Ella Cooper Ralph Mitchell Terre Haute Clayton Huff Sullivan J. K. Smith Grover Vickery Wm. Daugherty Carlisle Margaret Colvin Samuel Brown J. M. Plunkett Palestine Nan Woods Indianapolis I. O. O. F. Lodge Clyde Cooksey Kk. K. K Eastern Star Mason Hall Nelle McNabb Sullivan County Hospital Emory Setzer Geneva Ransford Pete Moore Nelle James F. Woodard Zelma Woodard Gravnville Carl Foutz Rex Charley Howerton Ancil Woodard Delly Riggs Cass Walters Clint Phillips Ralph Harris Inez Rich John Eddwards Harold Merom Hancock and Son Emma Ransford Doddville Middletown

Illness Brief Delays Teaching. Local Visits Noted

Miss Bonnie Milas missed two days of teaching due to illness and was covered by substitute Mrs. Webb Milam. Mrs. Nancy Kelly, after two months with relatives in Colorado and Kansas, returned home and visits her son Roy Kelly in Kingsley. Rev. John Harper attends a meeting at the Eaton Christian church in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. David Harbor visit Sullivan. local residents visit Nelle McNabb in Sullivan county hospital. Earl Johnson hosts a masked party for friends midweek.

Bonnie Milas Webb Milam Nancy Kelly Colorado Kansas Christian Church Eaton David Harbor Sullivan Faye Setzer Mary Helen Emma Rose Noble John Mason Nelle McNabb Sullivan County Hospital Earl Johnson

Community notices from Dodd Bridge social week

Local residents report a social gathering last Thursday at Dodd Bridge with Miss Geneva Ransford and numerous youths attending. Several families visited, shopped, or attended rallies in nearby Sullivan and Union Chapel, while James Woodard’s party and prayer meetings are noted with names and locations.

Pleasantville Opens Season With Loss Then Narrow Victory

Pleasantville opened the season Friday at Newberry losing 15 to 31. They won 16 to 15 at home against Odon on Saturday. Duggersth grade beat Sth grade 6 to 16. Jacob Land a 62 year old farmer near Pleasantville died Wednesday after a brief illness. Burial was Saturday at Indian Prairie. Edmonds remains critically ill at his daughter’s home. A Halloween frolic occurred in the school gym with prizes for masks and a comical couple. Rev. Marshall visited and read Dieken's Christmas Carol. Sunday services shifted to the school gym during furnace repairs. Mr and Mrs Joe Garrett visited John Buck on Sunday.

Newberry Pleasantville Odon Sth Gerade Marshall Indianapolis Dieken Joe Garrett John Buck’s

Graysville News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Trades

Henry Ingersoll of Indianapolis visits friends in Graysville. Mrs. Thomas McKinley, long ill, dies at home southeast of town and is buried at Johnson cemetery. Herman McKee returns from Flint to find Buick layoffs rising. Corn movement and drying are delayed. Graysville basketball crushes Prairie Creek in season opener. W. K. Dickerson visits on business. Mrs. Myrtle Yager shows modest post operative improvement.

Henry Ingersoll Indianapolis Thomas McKinley Johnson Cemetery Herman McKee Flint Mich Buick Motor Factory Prairie Creek W. K. Dickerson Myrtle Yager

Community Notes From Local Townships and Visits

Residents and relatives share weekend visits and gatherings across Pimento Sullivan and nearby areas. Families including Owens Badger Raines Miller Taylor Hayworth Irving Harris Bennett Jewell Banfield Moore Reed Barcus Woodard and others are listed with Sunday dinners birthday milestones and hospital updates.

Funeral for Mrs. Sarah Thompson Held at Drake Church

Miss Iva Drake spent the weekend in Terre Haute. The funeral service for Mrs. Sarah Thompson was held at the Drake church on Friday at 11 o clock with Rev. George Fuson presiding. Burial followed at Fairbanks cemetery. Several locals visited relatives in Terre Haute Sullivan and Fairbanks areas.

Iva Drake Terre Haute Sarah Thompson Drake Church George Fuson Fairbanks Ellen Drake Fred Wernz Mary Heidinger Will Lester Lorena Gratis Patton Sullivan Claude Drake Midgar Strain John Patton

Sunday School Plans Rally Day Program At Local Church

Max Eisner of Fairbanks attended services Sunday morning. The Sunday school will observe Rally Day next Sunday with a program. Lynn Thomas was in Graysville on business. Mr and Mrs Oscar Kennett and Mrs Sarah Bostick visited Wash Bostick Monday.

Max Eisner Fairbanks Lynn Thomas Graysville Oscar Kennett Sarah Bostick Wash Bostick

Local Social Roundup Feats Visits and Gatherings

Henry Ingersoll of Indianapolis spent last week with cousin Tom Mann. Helena Kennett visited Leota Burt on Friday night. C E Watson and wife entertained a group of boys Sunday for Doyne's birthday. Mary Mann preached next Sunday then traveled to Urbana to see the ball game and visit Mable Nowlin before heading to Chicago to see a former classmate. John Kennett and children visited James Arnett and wife in Merom. Mrs Mary Medsker was in Sullivan Friday.

Helena Kennett Leota Burt C. E. Watson Doyne Mary Mann Urbana Mable Nowlin Chicago John Kennett James Arnett Merom Mary Medsker Sullivan

Rev Harry Shepherd and Verna Rich Wedding Near Benson Chapel

Reverend Harry Shepherd, pastor of Benson Chapel, married Verna Rich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar R. Rich, in West York Illinois last week. The couple will reside near Benson Chapel.

Harry Shepherd Benson Chapel Verna Rich Oscar R. Rich West York, Ill

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