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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1922
Page
5
Social windows and visits fill Terre Haute area
A long list of residents and neighbors from Terre Haute Prairieton Hutsonville and Shelburn host and visit each other across the weekend and Sunday. Attendees include Cushman Medsker Merry Gifford Harrington Infang Hurst Riggs Burke Grady Watson Kennett Arnett Bragdon and many others with church and community events noted at Providence and Douglas Chapel. The notice mentions a birthday, a funeral, and a Ladies Aid meeting plus a large church crowd and stewards collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cushman
Terre Haute
Mary Medsker
Julia Merry Gifford
Effie Harrington Infang
George Hurst
Prairieton
Charley Eno’s
Driver
Dugger
O. T. Collier
Charley Riggs
Ruth
Will Burke
Harry Hubble
Emerson Watson's
Arthur Rutledge
Hutsonville
Will Grday
John Kennett
James Arnett
Merom
Florence Bragdon
Warren
J. W. Watson
Sylvia Medsker
Ross Ransford
Providence
A. B. Caughey
Ladies Aid
Graysville News: Ruby Johnson visits Knox family
Miss Ruby Johnson was the guest of Harry Knox's daughter during the weekend. Rev. T. B. Avery will begin a meeting at Providence Tuesday evening of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Johnson
Harry Knox
Rev. T. B. Avery
Providence
Fragmented OCR Reading Yields No Clear Story
The readable text fragments show garbled phrases and unclear names. No coherent event, date, or location emerges to form a factual news item or identifiable subject.
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and New Arrivals
John Vansant Sr and Mrs Obe Stine visited Joe Vansant near Sullivan on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Shaw and wife visited Will Snider Sunday. May Bexlean and children visited Alice Shaw Sunday. Leslie Everly Velma Everly and Hazel Apple shopped in Terre Haute Friday. Marshall Braner welcomed a daughter Daisy Matilda. Box supper at No 3 drew a large crowd with Beulah Forbes winning chocolates. Roy and Terre Haute’s Duvall welcomed Una Josephine. Leona Fox visited Grace Dunham Sunday. John Vansant Lena and Georgia Duvall visited Obie Stine Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vansant
Obe Stine
Joe Vansant
Sullivan
Odetta Barnhart
Charles Shaw
Will Snider
Otto Braner
Doris
May Bexlean
Alice Shaw
Leslie
Velma Everly
Hazel Apple
Terre Haute
Marshall Braner
Daisy Matilda
Beulah Forbes
No. 3
Roy Duvall
Una Josephine
Leona Fox
Grace Dunham
Lena
Georgia Duvall
Obie Stine’s
Local Social Notes From Cushman Sale and Community
Ira Kingsley and Ray Drake attended the Cushman public sale near Graysville on Thursday. Joe Malcolm of Newton Illinois visits George Fuson. Carl Lester and family visited Warren Dickerson Sunday. Mrs Rufus DeHart Hosea Drake and Carl Lester’s wives canvassed the neighborhood for the Red Cross last week. Mr and Mrs Albin Bicknell spent Sunday with Elmer Drake. Miss Sadie Shelp returned home Thursday from Sullivan after a hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Ray Drake
Cushman
Graysville
Joe Malcolm
Newton
Ill
George Fuson
Carl Lester
Warren Dickerson
Rufus DeHart
Hosea Drake
Red Cross
Albin Bicknell
Elmer Drake
Sadie Shelp
Sullivan
James A. Shaw
Milwaukee
Wis
Harry Shaw
Rush Davis
D. A. Willet
Danville
Zoe and
Nelle Fleming
Terre Haute
Jacob Fleming
New Lebanon
F. H. Johnson
Gill Township
Teachers’ Institute
J. A. Shaw
Carl Daniels
Indianapolis
Indiana Library Association
Daniels
Hubert Needham
Darlington
Bane Cutter
Ernest Treber
Robert Vanhorn
Prairieton
Ind
T. J. Hunt
Rose Dilley
Fairbanks
A. E. McBride
Shoals
Worthington Oh. SS
J. C. College
Cealsove
Larder
Alcom Static
Shire
Air
Robert Slussey
Granville
David Larber
Iarryshaw
G. T. Carrithers
Christian Church
L. L. Brown
Gertrude Hammond
Palestine
Myrtle Kennett
Merom Cemetery
Drue Thornton
Marguerite
Nette Hubble
Hershel Hopewell
Earl Johnson
Elliott Bowen
Not a Chance leads Walter to Ruth amid wealth and risk
A small town tale follows Walter Byron a clerk who quits his boss Mr Smythe and pursues Ruth Smythe. He builds a thriving business in a distant town then Ruth arrives to discover Smythe approves of their marriage based on his own past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Byron
Monster Acme Manufacturing Company
Ruth Smythe
Ruth
Walt
Washington Monument
Walt Was A Plunger. Because Wast
Smythe
Pve
Old Smythe
Tie
Tmo
Famil O
Dad
Obituary of Myrtle Arnett Kennett
Myrtle Arnett Kennett born September 24 1885 died November 13 1922 at age 37 married October 22 1908 to John B Kennett with five children Leona Leo Helena James and Olive. Funeral November 15 at Graysville church with Rev T B Avery and Rev BE A McBride assisting. Interment in Merom cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Arnett Kennett
Jas. B. Arnett
John B. Kennett
Leona
Leo
Helena
James
Olive
C. H. Pinnick
Methodist Church
Graysville
T. B. Avery
BE. A. McBride
Merom
Frank Bruner
Clyde Brown
Ham Burton
Lois Shields
Ross Turman
James Durham
Thomas, Mann
Thomas Durham
Will Burke
Emerson Watson
Sapphire natural thermometer and Doctor Sorby discovery
A remarkable sapphire gem reportedly inspired Doctor Sorby to study a cavity containing a liquid used as a thermometer. The tube shaped cavity a quarter inch long and eighteenth inch wide held liquid halfway at 50 degrees and fully at 100 degrees Fahrenheit. The liquid’s expansion rate suggested carbonic acid as the fluid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorby
Local residents and visitors in brief notices
Mrs. Benson Mayfield returned home on North Main street after a stay in county hospital for a dislocated hip. Word arrived of the death of 19 year old Miss Robertine Anderson of Indianapolis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Anderson, former city residents. Mrs. Conroe Carter of Walkerton Indiana visits her mother Mrs Minnie Chaney on South Coy street and will return home with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson Mayfield
North Main Street
Robertine Anderson
Ira Anderson
Indianapolis
Conroe Carter
Walkerton
Indiana
Minnie Chaney
South Coy Street
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Township
Aratria Allen
Orville Curry
Shelburn
Alvin Head
Daugheer
Ruth Lucile
Wil Jewell
Luther Maris
Dora Taylor
Marie
Elmer Taylor
Sylvia and
Russell
Floyd Taylor
Ray
Sam Taylor
Curtis Hopewell
Nan Bennett
Will Bennett
Will O’neal
Will Pittman
Lina O’neal
Alvin Hood
Arthur Brinklow
Pimento
Pink Hood
Near Hymera
Daniel Peake
Douglas Chapel
Barnett Jewell
Mike Jewell
George McDonald
Will Fittran
Dudley Hayworth
William Hopewell
Jesse Reed
Ray Reed
Otto Jewell
Marion Harrison
Emory Smith
Joe Siner
Youngstown
Oscar Phillips
Dave Dawson
Will Marts
Verne
Elsie
Lydia Woodard
Hai S& Ata
Canetty
J. Nw
Nye’s Chapel
Kingsley
Cee
Drake Church
Union Chapel
Frank H. Williams
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
E. O. M. Price
Fev
E. O. MI
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