Graysville Church Members Host Welcome for Pastor Johnson
Thursday evening at Graysville church charge members hosted a welcome reception for Rev. L. L. Johnson and family. Numerous local families attended including the Riggs, Burton, Strain, Lester, Dickerson, Os burn, Harrison, Lester, Gaston, Drake, De Hart and Riggs households, plus Miss Vernie Hunt from Fairbanks as guest of Miss Wilhelmina Riggs. Sunday reports note Cal Harmon in Sullivan. W H E Thomas barn raised Saturday. Carl Lester and family visited friends at Flat Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graysville
L. L. Johnson
Charles Riggs
W. A. Burton
Edgar Strain
Carl Lester
Warren Dickerson
Garret Os
Sunday social notes and church revival update
Allen Osborn Jr and family spent Sunday at Allen Osborns near Sullivan. Mrs Will Lester and son were in Sullivan Saturday. Miss Helen Strain visited Edgar Strain near Kingsley. Rex Trueblood and family visited Ray Trueblood. Kingsley meetings begin Wednesday evening. Alvin Jewell and Adna Ransford wed. bride from Dodd Bridge, groom from Ed Jewell family. Revival at Drake church closed with large audience and sermon The Ways of Death. Rev J H Paddock of Hymera led services assisted by Rev Liston of Lewis Indiana. Charles Riggs sold hogs to Charles Scott Monday. Donnie Bolinger and family visited Rufus DeHart Sunday. Pauline Osburn visited home folks over weekend. Helen Strain hosted by Edgar Strain weekend. Methodist church repairs and redecorations planned. Archie Nowlin brag about skunk incident. plans to reduce costs via fumigation. Isaac Brown and family visited Carlisle last Sunday.
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Allen Osborn, Jr
Allen Osborn
Sullivan
Will Lester
Helen Strain
Graysville
Edgar Strain
Rex Trueblood
Ray Trueblood
Alvin Jewell
Adna Ransford
James Ransford
Dodd Bridge
Ed Jewell
Drake Church
J. H. Paddock
Hymera
Liston
Lewis
Indiana
Charles Riggs
Charles Scott
Donnie Bolinger
Rufus DeHart
Pauline Osburn
Kingsley
Archie Nowlin
Isaac Brown
F. M. Brown
Carlisle
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Graysville News
Jesse Weir arrives in Hoxie for two weeks with friends and relatives. The Misses Bailey and Cowan stay with C. H. Shields family, while Frank Bruner and family visit Sullivan. The Graysville Methodist charge welcomes a new pastor with a community gathering featuring songs, speeches, and donations. Public schools announce Thanksgiving holidays. Kern Medsker and family visit Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Weir
Hoxie
Arkansas
Bailey
Cowan
C. H. Shields
Paul Cushman
Palestine
James E. Yager
Frank Bruner
Mr. Bruner
America
Telon Strain
Phelen Poe
Will Lestop
Kingsley
Johnson
Mutch
Kern Medsker
Terre Haute
For Sale 5x7 Butchers Box With Ice Compartment
Want ads note a 5x7 butchers box with ice compartment above and plate glass mirror in good condition for $70. Trimble Bros Illinois. Also a hauling service ad for all kinds by motor truck offered by J. E. Boroughs & Sons Sullivan Tel 463.
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Trimble Bros
Trimble
Illinois
J. E. Boroughs & Sons
Sullivan
Horse abuse concerns at local sale and trade ads
A mixed page offers warnings about horse handling and a sales pitch for horse goods by J A Mattix at Kirkham's old stand. Nearby are classified wants and trades including a milk cow, a land plot on S Bell street Sullivan, and a railroad route in Sullivan with addresses and contact mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
J. A. Mattix
Kirkham
S. Bell Street
Sullivan
Fisher
Sullivan R. R
Thanksgiving visits and address updates in Greenfield area
Harry Evans of Greenfield visits his parents near the city for Thanksgiving. M. H. Piety moves from Prairie Creek to Georgetown Texas. W. H. Crowder Sr returns from Biloxi Mississippi noting bad weather. Mrs Catherine Dant leaves her Dudley parents to live with daughter Mrs Helen Tullius in Los Angeles California.
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Harry Evans
Greenfield
J. B. Evans
M. H. Piety
Prairie Creek
Georgetown
Texas
W. H. Crowder, Sr
Biloxi
Miss
Catherine Dant
C. J. Dudley
Los Angles
Cal
Helen Tullius
Peoples State Bank Sullivan Indiana 1919 Statement
Report of the condition of The Peoples State Bank of Sullivan Indiana as of Nov 17 1919 shows Loans and Discounts 90776259 Overdrafts 28201388 U S Bonds 0 Other Bonds and Securities 5562372 Banking House 16000 Furniture and Fixtures 6000 Due from Banks 74870 70 Cash on Hand 18341 Cash Items 6229 43 Current Expenses 15040 15 Interest Paid 22666 61 U S Revenue Stamps 40 War Finance Bonds 16000 Total Liabilities 8 1 0 81 Akin Cashier swears the statement true sworn Nov 24 1919 Pauline Benefield N P Orval Hoesman left for Colorado for health line notes and social items follow.
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G. R. Dutton
J. T. Akin
A. W. Akin
Peoples State Bank
Sullivan
Indiana
U. S
Securit Ees Essarshtibeten
Esseciiicesompeny
Banking House
OW. Akin
The
R. W. Aten
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Rogers Silver
Seize Jewelry Store
Gruen Watches
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Sehloat-Gordon Furniture Co
First Door West Index Nation CO
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Pauline Benefield
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Sunbury
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George Pinkston
Maude Burke
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Fred Reed
Mary St. Clair
Valeria Swinger
Union Christian College
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Harry Kraus
Cp Sullivan
Clara Burton
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Oaktown
J. M. Cramer
Effingham
Tinois
Dick Thompson
Linton
RI. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Prince Albert
P. A
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Winston-Salem, N. C
Sugar Creek Creamery Company
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W. W. Jennings Lumber Co
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