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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1919
Page
7
Sunday visits and gatherings as families host relatives and friends across Sullivan County. High school basketball, theater outings, a firewood of community events, armistice observance preparations, and campus social life fill a busy week with multiple mentions of DeBauns, Burrells, Harbers, and local clubs. The piece also notes a found $100 mystery, new barn construction, census exams, and a large Endowment fund push.
A party was given Monday evening by friends for Miss Drue Thornton with many gifts. Guests included Misses Mary and Dorothy Burk Laura and Mary Coyner Leanie Setzer Nell Waddell Elma Thornton Harold Weir Paul Coyner Volney Ward George and Claud Daugherty Edward Pinkston Robert Thornton and Mr and Mrs Harold Mahan. The event featured games and a “A Taffy Pulling” activity.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio offers 100 reward for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A W Gleason notes sworn statement December 6 1886. Advertisement claims internal remedy works through blood. mentions testimonials and price 75 cents. Also notes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Kingsley residents including Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Drake and Rev. L L Johnson attended a farmers meeting in Sullivan on Tuesday. The Drake meeting continues with increasing interest and attendance as Mrs. Ridgway of Graysville and others join. A large Sunday audience heard Rev Padock speak on The Three Keys to Hell.
Will Gorham and Ralph Collier saw the Bird of Paradise at the brand last Saturday evening. Mrs Blanche Alsop and her son Harold came up from Princeton for a brief visit with her people. Mrs James Yeager and daughter Lucille were guests of Charles N. Davis at Sullivan last Saturday and Sunday.
For better seed selection seed bed preparation planting cultivating and caring for the growing crops. Successful Farming located in the heart of the Corn Belt is naturally the clearing house for the bigger clear profit ideas of all corn growers. This monthly magazine is the house organ of over 800000 successful farmers providing and receiving insights.
An advertisement touts a large monthly magazine titled Success-Crop Secrets from the Corn Belt. It promises inspiration and ambitious plans, highlighting broad readership and usefulness for housework, boys, and girls, with emphasis on helpfulness and a national Corn Belt focus.
An old classified style pitch promotes a monthly farming help paper offering better poultry tips. Subscriptions are 35 cents for a year or 1.00 for three years with a coupon to simplify ordering.
Mrs. John Gerdink, once of the county, died last week at her Terre Haute home. She was mother to Judge John Gerdink of Terre Haute and Mrs. J. R. Raley of near Merom Station. Her husband, the late John Gerdink, had run a general store at Merom Station before selling land to Merom Gravel Co. and moving to Terre Haute.
A historical note records that the site known as Dink Station later underwent a name change to Merom Station.
Edward F. Sweet of Grand Rapids Michigan is acting chief of the Department of Commerce after Secrecy Redfield resigned. The resignation has not been officially accepted yet.
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