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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Le R Jones of Sunbury Pennsylvania traveled via here to Merom to visit relatives. Mrs Jones was formerly Altice Huff of Merom. They had spent time in Canada and Nebraska.
Speech lauds friendship across parties and supports President Harding. Speaker urges patriotism in peace, calls for better governance, and asks all Americans to engage in practical politics with unity, courage, and focus on unseen challenges ahead.
The Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners will receive sealed bids by 12.6 clark moon on Monday December 6 1920 for infirmary supplies for the ensuing quarter. Requisition on file in the Auditor's office. Attest Frank M Daniels Auditor. First insertion November 10 1920-31.
A box supper will be held at Benson Chapel next Friday night to raise funds for the Sunday school and a community Christmas tree. Proceeds support church activities and the local holiday event.
A total of 290 absent voters in the county mailed their ballots to County Clerk Charles R. Railsback for counting in the recent general election.
The column lists advertising rates at one cent per word per insertion targeting Sullivan county farmers. It advertises hauling by motor truck by J. E. Burroughs & Sons with phone numbers and address. Also notes winter auto top repairs and supplies including auto robes and horse blankets.
Local agent offers Wire Lightning and Tornado Insurance plus real estate buying and selling services. Office located over Lyric Theatre Sullivan Indiana.
Classified notices include a Columbus Indiana address for H C Whitmer Co offering proprietary medicines extracts toilet articles soaps and spices with no experience required. Also listing Mrs Emery Drake seeking barred Rock chicks and a Sullivan Route A contact for corn. Plus hosiery sales with weekly earnings pledges by Pagle Hosiery Co from Darby Pennsylvania.
Mrs. James Woodburn died today at her Princeton home after a period of extended illness. She was a sister of Mrs. Margaret Stratton of this city and had visited here frequently. Mrs. Springer Coulson, a niece from near New Lebanon, went to Princeton this afternoon.
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