Bucktown Notices of Robbery and Local Happenings
In Bucktown a 5:30 a.m. burglary hit G T Buck's store after a fox hunters reunion in Court House Square Ohio. Shoes shirts sweaters auto tires and more were taken. second theft in three weeks. Others report quiet weekend Sunday school attendance and a birthday gathering for Ben Figg.
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G. T. Buck
Court House Square
Ohio
Fox Hunters
Cloves Bedwell
Sullivan Hospital
Repairs on the Chas Thomas residence in Graysville
Fire damage prompts repairs as mild weather aids coal trade in Graysville. Edgar Ransford learns of his brother's serious accident in California by long distance message. he rests well under the circumstances. First quarterly meeting at Tabor last Saturday with Rev J H Furry officiating in Dr Toole's absence. Official board well represented and finances healthy. Avery conducts a series.
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Chas. Thomas
Edgar Ransford
California
Tabor
J. H. Furry
Farmersburg
Dr. Toole
Avery
Merom Social Notes and Local Moves Report
Merom and surrounding area hosts and visitors fill pages with family visits church outings and neighbors. Community connections include shifts of residents from Sullivan to Rebecca Bragdon property, engagements around Terre Haute and Carlisle, and several hosted dinners and birthday gatherings. Notable deaths include Mrs. Belle Stoner and multiple family visits across Terre Haute Linton and Fairfield Illinois.
Winter visits and local events noted in Kingsley area
Mrs Mary Pierce will spend the winter with her granddaughter in Kingsley Territory. Public sale at Oliphant Thom son drew large crowd. Gun accident injures and fatal shooting occur near Narrows. Oil test hole on Harrison farm shot. results unmixed. Church services and visits by Rev W A Yager and others recounted. Funeral of Malinda Milligan at Drake church with Kinglsey quartet. Royal Four quartet performed at Dugger dedication and nearby events.
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Mary Pierce
Terre Haute
Charles Maddox
Oliphant Thomson
A. V. Carruthers
Cal Harmon Road
Robert Martin
Osburn
Narrows
Floyd Risinger
Shelburn
Sullivan
Jess Borders
Albin Bicknell’s
Harrison Farm
W. A. Yager
Kingsley
Hosea Drake
Artie Willam
Fairbanks
A. V. Carruthers and Son
Garland
Carl Lester
Have Johnson
Olan Russell and Son
Farmersburg
G. A. Fuson
Mr. Sanders
Hymera
Drake Church
Malinda Milligan
George Fuson
Kinglsey
Pleasant Green
Percy Lester
Christian Church
Dugger
Royal Four
Local News Roundup From Big Springs and Hutsonville
Steve Newlin and wife of Hutsonville visit Mrs. Sylvia Medsker Ray Watson spends Sunday with his parents. Mary Mann Josie Eno Mrs. Mann and Ella Eno visit Mrs. Billa Bostick Sunday afternoon. Rev. Simon Bennett to preach here next Sunday. Will Newlin moved to the Haynes place. Cora Dix spent weekend in Hutsonville. Mr. and Mrs. James Royse and Mr. Fuller of Terre Haute visit Tom Durham Sunday afternoon.
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Gertrude Hammond
Martha Shaw
Rebecca Bragdon
Laura Smith
M. E. Church
Charles Davis
Raleigh Allen
Sullivan
Roy Colvin
Terre Haute
Anne Napier
Lighty
Bertha Boone
Nancy Larr
Mollie Bennett
Martha Boone
Lyman Creed
Harry Hubble
Mervin St. Clair
Ray Coyner
Dan Gettinger
Harvey Cooper
Roy Kelly
Nan Kelly
Flora
Ethel Miles
Miles
Gus Creager
Ocle Haines
Malcolm and
Laverne
Wm. Boles
Lucile
Graysville
Harry Shaw
R. O. Cramer
Carlisle
James Kemp
Kenneth
Bicknell
Rea Heilman
Robert Houpt
Orris Houpt
Clif Ridgeway
Wm. Warrell
Clarence Houpt
Ed Borah
Benton, Ill
Wm. Thornton
Drue
Alice
Doris
Zenobia
Ed Pinkston
Chloe Morris
Pauline Hubble
Frank Wible
Belle Stoner
James Persons
Linton
Stoner
Merom
Ben Stoner
Sue Hawkins
FP. H. Johnson
Claude Clerk
Washington, D. C
Sarah Day
Harry Taylor
Fairfield
Ill
Cora Cramer
J. E. Frye
Bismark
Wm. Brown
Kitchen
Earl Hoesman
Nichols
Verna Nichols
Samuel Brown
Mildred
J. M. Plunkett
Palestine
Steve Newlin
Hutsonville
Sylvia Medsker
Ray Watson
Mary Mann
Josie Eno
Local notes on roads and community updates
W H Thomas visited Monday to promote a new highway linking Turman and Fairbanks townships. Mrs Jas Yager returned home from the hospital last Thursday and is recovering. Corn shipping resumes after heavy frosts. Hunters quiet as farmers enforce a hunting ban. Highways are in splendid condition for travel and hauling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thomas
Turman
Fairbanks
Jas. Yager
Community Visitation Notes From Sullivan County
Sunday visits highlighted in this snippet show Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Stark and relatives near Sullivan spending time with Charles Sharp and family. John Snider and family visited Mrs. Alice Sharp as part of a family gathering. Other locals including Will Street and Jack Park with daughter Maxine visited Mort Turmer and wife, with Mary Cummins paying a return call on relatives.
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Irvin Stark
Near Sullivan
John Vansant
Linnie
Georgia Duvall
Obe Stirie
Charles Sharp
John Snider
Alice Sharp
Will Street
Sullivan
Jack Park
Maxine
Mort Turmer
Mary Cummins
Rela
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Deafness Relief
Catarrhal deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining causing rumbling and hearing loss. Hall's Catarrh Medicine promises to rid the system of catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh, with over forty years of use and distribution by F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Marriage Licenses Registered in Indiana Areas
Scott Nelson Bledsoe and Mary Frances Markley, both of French Lick Springs, Indiana, 31 and 35 respectively. Clarence Marion Houpt and Lois Robertine Brower, both of Sullivan, Indiana, 21 and 21. Oscar W. Allen and Grace Blanchard, both of Dugger, Indiana, 55 and 47. Floyd Elza Workman and Dorothy Viola Houpt, both of Sullivan, Indiana, 28 and 19.
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Scott Nelson Bledsoe
Mary Frances Markley
French Lick Springs
Ind
Clarence Marion Houpt
Lois Robertine Brower
Sullivan
Oscar W. Allen
Grace Blanchard
Dugger
Indiana
Floyd Elza Workman
Dorothy Viola Houpt
Bosstick and Rogers families visit Morgan County for quail hunt
Mr. and Mrs. Edsil Bosstick and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rogers travel from their city and Linton to Morgan county to visit relatives of Mr. Rogers. They plan a quail hunt while there. John Crawford of Farrington, Wyoming, arrives in town following his mother Mary Crawford's death to visit his brother Charles Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsil Bosstick
Dave Rogers
Linton
Morgan County
Mr. Rogers
Messrs. Rogers
Bosstick
John Crawford
Farrington
Wyoming
Mary
A. Crawford
Charles Crawford
T. H. Star and Union One Year Subscription
The notice announces a one year subscription rate of four dollars for T. H. Star and Union. The purchase applies to readers seeking the periodical service. No additional details on terms or delivery are provided.
Customs Hard to Break
A brief moral note cites Johnson on the difficulty of changing one s life course and persistent effort. The proverb underscores that long customs resist alteration and remind readers of the effort required to alter personal direction.
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Johnson
Everybody Knows How Opinion Stirs Maryville Debate
The Maryville Democrat Forum questions the crowd’s certainty as every person prescribes how others should act, sparking a local civics style debate about shared knowledge and judgment.
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Maryville, Mo
Democrat-Forum
Superstition Significance Among Those With Bad Luck
A brief note on how superstition frames bad luck, where almost any omen is interpreted as meaningful. The piece suggests that individuals facing misfortune assign significance to signs, reinforcing a belief-driven mindset.
Sunlight Triggers Sneezing in Some People
The article notes that strong sunlight on the face causes sneezing in many individuals, likely due to temporary congestion of the nasal lining membrane.
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Press-O-Lite
R. H. Richart
Bucktown
Henry
Ben Figg
Charley Jackson
Jerry Carruthers
Indianapolis
Scot Bedwell
Pleasantville
Otto Braner
Marshall Braner
Velma Everly
O’della Barnhart
Snaria Swift
Linnie Duvall
Daisy Springer
Marjoria
Theodore Vansant
Willie Williams
Emory Shaw
Viola Berlein
Pauline Vansant
Joe Veigh
Oakland City
Will Snider
May Berlein
James Flowers
Rose Mary
Big Springs
H. L. Ramsey
South Section
Just
Vantines
Nye’s Chapel
T. H. Star and Union
Wogl Jersey
Eseen Vet
Thompson
Wilson
Washington
Armistic
Senator Glass
Mr. Wilson
Turkey
Star and Sullivan Union
Hat Ie -Cniing
Oma
R. Quinn
San Francisco
American Legion
Golden Gate
New Orleans
Clothier
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