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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1914
Page
4
Mixed local items report bonds in a federal case for Cozart and a $5 000 bond. Community updates note a steel storage tank project by National Oil Refining in Sullivan County. Residents and visitors list include Rollie Eslinger Edna Stivers Amos Dungan Ruth West and others with routine social and church activities.
Sullivan pastor Mr Hays will fill the Indian Prairie church pulpit this Sunday November 15 speaking three times at 10 30 am on The Battle of Life at 2 30 pm on Success and at 1 00 pm on Is an International Brotherhood an Impossibility The afternoon session targets the youth with morning events run by the local Y M C A The night discourse will address eastern conditions Mr Hays as an orator expected to attract large crowds Clergy schedules note Rev Clive McGuire will preach both services on November 8 Meanwhile Blanchard Davis a local high school student has been serving the pulpit at Indian Prairie and recently organized a church at Glendora for which residents presented a chapel on his seventeenth birthday Burial and funeral details follow as Mr O Doy le longtime resident of Spring Valley and former janitor at Immaculate Conception Church is noted with services and interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
An advertisement urges early treatment of colds with Dr King’s New Discovery. It cites relief for a long standing cough, praises its ease for children, and mentions a 50 cent bottle plus a mail offer of a sample bottle. Also promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills and lists Bucklen & Co. in Philadelphia.
Don’t delay treating your cough and bronchial irritation. The ad promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey to soothe air passages loosen mucus and resist colds for adults and children. Price is 25 cents at your druggist.
Rev Bell and wife from Illinois visit Merom area this week Wake Giles of Sullivan attends to Merom Gravel Company interests Orrell Hoesman improving after health trip in southwest Typhoid concerns James Bogard under care for fever Election day passes quietly Six cars of steel arrive for a plant at the Merom station Workers ship cream to Indianapolis for good prices Gravel road completed by George McNabb Local farm rents and moves noted, including Dad Handley and J L Raley relocation
Advertised liniment claims immediate relief for rheumatic pain and soreness in joints and muscles. It promises penetration to the pain site, easing swelling and discomfort, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available for 25 cents at any drugstore.
John Griffin and Miss Anna Griffin of Danville Illinois attended the Coul son Stratton wedding held last week in the region with family and friends present.
Condensed financial statement from Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company showing assets liabilities for various precincts and officers including F J First secretary treasurer. figures cover cash, bonds, loans, deposits and earnings with sworn notarization and date in 1914.
Mesha Eaton an elderly resident was run over on Washington street in front of Leach livery barn by a car owned by Corwin S Phillips who had only recently acquired it. Eaton suffered a foot injury and hip bruise with a head cut while a left eye laceration was treated at Dr W N Thompson’s office. Phillips says he sounded his horn but Eaton did not hear it.
A Sullivan practitioner claims ten years of practice with modern equipment and fast, high quality service. The ad invites patients to visit and get acquainted, warning that small cavities today become painful teeth tomorrow. Location notes near Interurban Station.
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