A Spoonful of Purity
Royal Baking Powder is praised for purity and quality. It uses Cream of Tartar from grapes and contains no alum or bitter taste, making the finest and most wholesome baked goods.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1922
Page
5
Royal Baking Powder is praised for purity and quality. It uses Cream of Tartar from grapes and contains no alum or bitter taste, making the finest and most wholesome baked goods.
Wingate and Robinson families visit Merom relatives while Clinton resident Lex Arnett votes in Merom. Masonic lodge hosts Sullivan Wigster Masons. box supper raises 30 dollars for church basement. Several families move, visit, or dine with local residents. a child born at Sullivan hospital. Holiness church hosts Emory Wright preaching weekend.
Those who are in a run down condition notice catarrh worsens and Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers a local ointment and an internal tonic to improve general health. Sold by druggists for over forty years F. J. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
Unclaimed letters dated November 15 1922 at Sullivan Indiana postoffice will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not claimed within two weeks. Ladies list includes Miss Francis Abram Mrs P H Bedwell Neyy Nelle Fynn Sadie Grady Mrs Hallie Holtz Mrs John S Williams Mrs Herbert Spencer. Gents list includes John Allen Lester B Arnold Geo Barnes J E Dustey Marvey R Henney M R Legra M Augustin Lefebvre John Owings Ben Palmer William G Scott. When calling for letters say Advertised and give date advertised.
A six session Flying Squadron series will hold lectures in Sullivan at the Methodist church on November 19 20 and 21 with 2:30 and 7 30 pm shows. Speakers include Hon Frank S Regan Rev F W Corbett James H Woertendyke Rev Norma C Brown and Oliver W Stewart with Miss Jeanette Zweier coordinating.
Graysville reports Paul Cushman and wife returned to Canton with Mrs T K Cushman visiting for an indeterminate period. Mrs Jas E Yager spent the weekend with Terre Haute relatives. Harold Jarvis and children joined the Yagers at Sim Yager's home. First quarterly meeting set for Providence on Sunday November 26 with Rev. R H Toole in charge. Mrs Joe Gray improving. Corn crop progress noted.
The Indiana crop reporting service says 1922 corn output exceeds 1921 by 6,457,000 bushels with an average of 37 bushels per acre. Total corn production is about 176,305,000 bushels, with most grain, forage, and silage shares and high merchantable quality, despite some chatty ears.
A business meeting of the Epworth League was held at the home of Miss Allie Borders last Tuesday evening. The river bottom scene suggests good grain quality as it passes through the area.
Indiana reports show sweet potatoes at 125 bushels per acre yielding 375 000 bushels with 90 percent quality. Tobacco averages 900 pounds per acre totaling 16 200 000 pounds at 95 percent quality. Apples at 61 percent of normal amount to 4 148 000 bushels with 76 percent grade.
Mr and Mrs G W Osburn hosted relatives at their northwest Sullivan home on Sunday in honor of their daughter Mrs Frank Ransford and son Robert of Fort Morgan Colorado. Guests included families from Terre Haute West Union Ill Marshall Illinois and others. The visit ends as they plan to return home soon after a noon dinner and evening boat riding music and conversation.
Charles R. Bradbury a prominent local businessman long ill at home was moved to a sanitarium in Evansville last night for treatment.
The notice sets a one year subscription price of four dollars for the Terre Haute Star and Union newspaper, indicating new or renewed rates and terms for readers.
A new electric light and power system by Knox-Sul Electric Light and Power Co will begin operation in Carlisle. The lights will be turned on at night on November 24. The system will be incandescent and sourced from the Southern Indiana Power Co with a plant on White River near Edwardsport.
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