Personal Notices From Sullivan Reflect Local Travel and Visits
A Sullivan page lists many residents with visits and relocations. Stella Wilson of Danville Illinois spent last Wednesday with local friends on her way home from Merom. Several others like Oscar Hall of South Section Street, Mr. and Mrs. Hall welcoming a newborn boy, and Miss Georgiana Troutt visiting relatives are noted along with transacting business in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Wilson
Danville
Merom
Wilson
Lima
Oscar Hall
South Section Street
Hall
Index
Georgiana, Troutt
Farmersburg
Iva Taft
I. N. Botts
Margaret O. Rogers
Amy
Carlisle
Martha Mason
Fannie Watson
Paxton
Sullivan
Roy Mason
Charles Dudley
Crawfordsville
William Alsman
McGrew
Mary Louise
Terre Haute
Ed Joyce
Princeton
J. B. Marvin
Frankfort
Ind
Sullivan Water Company
Lak Creager
Miss Nelle
City
Will Daugherty
Orin Bedell
Little Giant
Palestine
Charles Burton
North Main Street
Richwood
Burton
John Kimberlain
Tom Walls
John Crawford
Ephriam Beasley
Dugger
John T. Hays
Local Social Notes and Death in the Community
Several in this vicinity are hauling off corn. Mrs. John Stoody and Mrs. Will O Neal spent Wednesday with Mrs. Corn Hauger. Henry Drake died at Union hospital last Tuesday and was buried Thursday at Pogue cemetery with services by Rev. Albert Lloyd. Rev. Harvey preached at Liberty and revival services were held at the church of Christ in Farmersburg. Farmers and neighbors attended, including Marion McGranahan and Florence O Neal. John Clark and George McCammom baled hay for John Hazelrigg Friday. Many sportsmen roam the woods now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stoody
Will O’neal
Corn Hauger
Tom Peak
Freeda
Lela
Terre Haute
Daniel Peak
Wyatt Dix
Shelburn
Henry Drake
Union Hospital
Pogue Cemetery
Albert Lloyd
Lon Trueblood
Lynn Slader
Harvey
Liberty
Marion McGranahan
Florence O’neal
Church of Christ
Farmersburg
John Clark
George McCammon
John Hazelrigg
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offer and Endorsements
An advertisement promises 100 dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, with a 15 year reputation claim and bank endorsement, and states Hall's Cure is taken internally and sold for 75 cents per bottle, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Local notes from Fairbanks and vicinity
R F D 1 Fairbanks reports hunting and corn husking as the day’s order plus various visits and shopping. Highlights include Fairbanks High’s 35 34 win over New Lebanon, and a lighthearted claim that the game proved basketball can be played without football tactics.
Great Building Falls Metaphor Ad for Digestion Pills
A promotional notice argues health is like a building whose foundation is digestion. It urges taking Dr King’s New Life Pills at first signs of indigestion to tone the stomach and regulate liver kidneys and bowels. Sold for 25 cents at Joe K Smock & Son.
Thanksgiving visitors and local updates in small town
Thanksgiving plans loom as Mr. and Mrs. Alsop host visitors including Homer Jackson and Charles French of Cincinnati. A protracted U B meeting begins November 18 with all invited. Local housing progress, corn shucking contract, and school visits round out this week’s notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Illinois
Bedwell School
Coonie Mason
Stewart McCammon
Claud Smith
U. B
Homer Jackson
John Alsop
Joe Vaughn
Harry Smith
Bill
Alsop and Vaughn Husk Corn as Bridge Completes
Earl Alsop Bill Alsop and Herbert Vaughn finished husking Bert Bedwell s corn Saturday. The new concrete bridge near Calvary is completed. Mrs Dave Bedwell is improving. Flora Sturgeon of Luton visits Mrs Bedwell. John Alsop and Earl work on the Calvary road. James Therio Iron River Mich endorses Foley s Honey and Tar Compound as a cough and cold cure with no opiates, sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Bill Alsop
Herbert Vaughn
Bert Bedwell
Calvary
Dave Bedwell
Flora Sturgeon
Luton
John Alsop
Son Earl
Calvary Road
James Therio
Iron River
Mich
Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Local Social Notes From Big Springs
Mervin Beard spent weekend with cousin Ray Watson. Dr. Durham and James Durham spent Sunday at the Royse home near Terre Taute. Young folks celebrated Osie’s birthday at Newt Haines’ Saturday night. Will Watson's family visited Emerson Watson Sunday. Irma Pounds and Fern Medsker visited Sullivan Friday. John Kennett family visited his father Sunday. Mrs Allie Watson and Florence Greystone called on Mrs Albin Bicknell at the Narrows Friday. Josie Arnett and children visited Mr Haines Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
Mervin Beard
Ray Watson
Dr. Durham
James Durham
Royse
Terre Taute
Newt Haines
Osie
Will Watson
Emerson Watson
Irma Pounds
Fern Medsker
Sullivan
John Kennett
Allie Watson
Florence Greystone
Albin Bicknell
the Narrows
Josie Arnett
Mr. Haines
Relief claims for women from Mother's Gray Aromatic Leaf
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf as relief for back pains and urinary, bladder, and kidney trouble. It frames the product as a pleasant herb remedy and system regulator offered at 50 cents with a free sample, by mail or at druggists from the Mother Gray Co. in Le Roy, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N. Y
Shiloh Community Notices Include Visits and Meetings
Martin Pirtle made a business trip to Linton Saturday Abner Richard was in Linton Thursday George Bennett drove to Dugger Saturday Frank Balance went to Dugger Corn husking is the order of the day A very good crowd attended the meeting at Shiloh Sunday Mrs Etta Bennett spent Sunday visiting relatives Willie Clayton and wife near Paxton spent last Sunday visiting relatives Eli Woodward spent Saturday evening in Linton
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Shilor
Martin Pirtle
Linton
Abner Richard
George Bennett
Dugger
Frank Balance
Shiloh
Etta Bennett
Willie Clayton
Near Paxton
Eli Woodward
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Best For Coughs
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is promoted as the best medicine for coughs colds croup bronchitis and other throat chest and lung affections. It stops grippe coughs and has a healing soothing effect sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Merom Social Notes and Local Happenings
The youngest child of Mr and Mrs Mason is seriously ill. Mrs Dickey and her daughter from south of Robinson have moved in with Mrs Larr. An oyster supper at the M E church netted about 30 dollars. Virgil Apple aids his father in fall work. John Buff attends I O O F meeting in Indianapolis. Mrs Ida French returns from near Palestine Illinois. Edith Wells visits home. Mrs John Daniels visits Indianapolis. Aunt Rachel Daugherty is sick. Dick Thompson’s children have chicken pox. Basketball dominates Merom sports. Dr Hammond returns from Illinois meetings.
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Indianapolis
Ida French
Palestine
Ill
Edith Wells
John Daniels
Ida Hubble
Shelburn
Rachel Daugherty
Dick Thompson
Merom
Hammond
Illnois
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children promotes relief
Advertisement notes a remedy for delicate feverish crying children with claims to cleanse the stomach and act on the liver, recommended for worm symptoms. It asks mothers to purchase at druggists for 25 cents with a sample offered free, listing A. S. Olmsted of LeRoy, New York as the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
A. S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Noard Oil Company
Indiana Corporation
Fairbanks
Fred Wernz
James Osborn
Charles Badger, Jr
Mr. Tabor
J. P. Martin
Guy Dickerson
Oliver Strain
Carl Lester
Warren Watson
Charles Riggs
Miss Bradford
Bloomington
Claude Byers
W. H. Thomas
Free Martin
Zola
Will Lester
Daniel Sebastain
Rooks Farm
Frank Pogue
Xenia
Hardy Osborn
Loren Thomas
Allison Pittman
Percy Lester
Fairbanks High School
New Lebanon High School
Orville Taylor
Graysville
David Whitlock
Mgmeo
Hoosier Bargain Store
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co
FOOT
Antee
OLS
Gredgy Becker
Mayer & UO Evlicene
F.M. DO
South Side
C. H. Stratton
Trinity Springs
Lee F. Bays
Martinsville
Sbads
Billman Funeral
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