Woman's Division Formed by Republican National Committee
The Republican National Committee created a Woman's Division led by Mrs. John Glover South of Kentucky, replacing ill health-stricken Medill McCormick. South, daughter of the late Governor and Senator W. O. Bradley, has suffrage ties and national recognition. The division lists three vice chairmen Miss Mary Garrett Hay of New York, Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter of Kansas, and Mrs. Josephine Corliss Preston of Washington. An executive committee of ten includes Miss Hay as chair and members from California Illinois Montana Rhode Island Michigan Minnesota and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
John Glover South
Kentucky
Medill McCormick
South
W. O. Bradley
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
Margaret Hill McCarter
Kansas
Josephine Corliss Preston
Washington State
Miss Hay
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
McCarter
Preston
Florence Collins Porter
California
Raymond Robins
Illinois
Maude
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Bina M. West
Michigan
C. A. Severance
Minnesota
Farmers of this County to Aid in Government Census
The Union will run a series of articles about the January 1920 government agricultural census. Enumerators will visit every home and farm, collect detailed family and work data, and keep information confidential. The piece urges community participation to ensure an accurate farm value report.
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America
Unclecam
United States
Conservator Farce Ends As Relatives Prove Their Love
Uncle Jack Dalton stages a financial confession to test his heirs. A quartet of relatives witnesses a dramatic burning of fake money and their generosity is proven when Dalton reveals he has placed liquid funds in their banks and left real estate to Eleanor and Joseph Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dalton
Harold Blair
John Dwyer
Blair
Dalton
Love
Howard
Eleanor
Jack
John Dalton
Local social and community notices from Sullivan area events
Visitors travel to Indianapolis for a relative's funeral. multiple residents attend gatherings and birthdays. locals conduct business in Robinson and Terre Haute. basketball doubleheader at Pounds hall. a surprise birthday dinner honors Mr. Bostick. extensive lists of attendees from Fairbanks Carlisle and Sullivan. The piece notes bank association events and local farming incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Harmon
Sarah Bostic
Key Williams
O. M. Chambers
Indianapolis
Fountaintown
Willis Bradbury
Robinson
K. Evans
James H. Drake
Earl Pound
Otis Thomas
Linton
W. H. Thomas
Mr. Welsh
Marie Russell
Lela Holmes
Terre Haute
Pounds Hall
Hymera
Wash Bostick
Mr. Bostick
Calvin Harmon
Opal
Oscar Kennett
Dayne
Joren
Polk Bostick
Lennie
Pearl
Glenn
Jerome
John Badger
Thelma
Sarah Bostick
Tela Holmes
Charles Bostick
Irvin Bostick
Charles Morris
Ernest Dix
Everett Trueblood
Esther
Noma
Leota
Benoni
Francis
Angie Eisner
Robert Harmon
Eldon
B.S. Welsh
Paul
Alonzo Hunt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Republican Committee
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
FE. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
Th. Hail
China
Hongkong
Western Newspaper Union
Liberty
Victor
the Peoples State Bank
Southwest Corner Square
Sullivan
Ind
Fairbanks High School
Fairbanks
James Harris
Redith
Will Albee
Dana Johnson
Steva
Lucile Bostick
Mary Osborn
Carlisle
Harry White
Anna
James
Tommy
Emmit Welsh
Gertrude
Claud Bostick
Walter and
Golda
Basil Bostick
Riggs Clay Product Company
Indiana
Pease
Kelly’s Jewelry Store
Kelly’s Jewely
West Side Square
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