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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1919
Page
5
A farmer praises Successful Farming for practical feeding advice and cost tracking that boosted profits. He recounts learning to optimize winter feeding, forage use, and ration calculations, helping him push prime cattle to market with better margins. The piece promotes a 35 cent yearly subscription and cites 800,000 readers.
The Southern Wabash Illinois Christian Conference, in its latest session, approves a $40 000 share toward a $100 000 college endowment. Dr Hershey travels to Newton Illinois to coordinate advertising and canvassing in December. Also notes Miss Bonne Douglass of Urbana returns home after illness, chapel windows installed, gymnasium work progressing. Hall's Catarrh Medicine questioned by Frank J Cheney in 1886 affidavit.
Neighborly items recount visits by Harold Goins and Stewart Moore of Terre Haute, teaching institute sessions, local business, hunting success with 65 pelts featured in Hunter and Trapper, and residents moving to Graysville as repairs on the parsonage lag.
Edgar Strain and Mrs. Carl Lester canvassed for the Red Cross. Mrs. Trypuena Mayfield’s funeral was held at Union Chapel with hymns by Mrs. Bostick and the Kingsley quartet. Community members visited Sullivan and Terre Haute. many attended the Fairbanks institute and meetings. An infant and Mrs. Parker were buried at Pogue cemetery. A farmers meeting, Eastern Star Home Day, and a high school masquerade supported by Miss Williamson were held. Fairbanks Victors beat Terre Haute 43 to 6 in a basketball game at Pounds hall.
Miss Elma Thornton shopped in Sullivan on Saturday. Rev. Douglass from Urbana, NL, arrived Wednesday to take his daughter Bonnie Douglass home as she recovers from typhoid fever. Helen Cochran has been ill. Mrs. M. A. Raynolds visited her parents in Sullivan. Russell Cramer stays at home due to his father J. M. Cramer’s illness. Mary St. Clair, lately with typhoid, not well. Mrs. Earl Coyner shopped in Sullivan Saturday. Mrs. Nancy Parker died Friday noon on Main Street and was buried at Pogue Cemetery near Fairbanks after service at the M. E. church. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reed hosted several couples Sunday. Mrs. C. E. Setzer and Adelaide visited Joe McNabb’s family Sunday.
We thank friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy during our husband and father’s illness and death. Gratitude to the minister and quartet and for the floral offerings. Mrs. W. A. Ridgeway and family.
Thirty friends and relatives gathered at the Dillinghams home in Sullivan to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. Dillingham is 72 and Mrs. Dillingham 65, both in excellent health and have spent most of their married life in Sullivan.
Mr and Mrs Dave Giles came back Thursday after a visit to Washington D C with no additional details.
A surprise dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benson Mayfield north of the city. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lansbury Riggs and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Drake and son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pounds and son, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Robbins and son, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Graham, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stitzel and Doris Stitzel, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and family.
Sullivan county Odd Fellows district meeting took place last Wednesday in Shelburn with the local degree team granting the second degree to one candidate. After the work, refreshments and a smoker followed. The county I C O F lodges plan a county meeting in Sullivan Friday with large delegations expected.
Two local papers offer a one year subscription for 34.00, combining Terre Haute Daily Star and Sullivan Unsven for a single discounted rate.
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