U C C Notes and Campus Happenings
Dr Martyn Summerbell will visit the College mid December representing the Palmer Fund and deliver several lectures. The Buildings Grounds Committee approved redecorating the fourth floor. Miss Douglass Robertson and White gave a vocal trio and a debate on ministers’ exemption from military service. Various visits and lectures followed including Rev Albert Godley speaking at the Y M C A. Students and faculty pledged 146 to the Friendship War Fund. Franklin Literary Society improved its hall into one of the nicest rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martyn Summerbell
Palmer Fund
Summerbell
Board of Trustees
Stewart
Department of Expression
Terre Haute
Douglass
Robertson
White
Guy Walters
Eaton
Hershey
Zora Wilbert
Gladys Faught
Miss Faught
Albert Godley
New York City
Franklin Literary Sociey
Big Springs Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Helen Shore visits sister as Minn ie Watson and Will Watson families travel from Merom. Several local residents dine with friends and relatives including Dr. Durham and family, Warren Watson household, and James Durham group. Community members shop, travel to Decatur Illinois, and attend lectures while church activities and local visits fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shore
Minnie Watson
Will Watson
Merom
Dr. Durham
Tom Durhan
Laura Langsdon
James Durham
Warren Watson
Ray
Charles Bragdon
Russell Cox
Myrtle Penny
Tom Mann
Decatur
Ill
Mary Mann
Illinois University
France
Mothers Only Knew Powder Ad
The Mother Gray Co advertises Mother's Powder for children claiming relief from feverishness headache teething disorders and bowel issues plus worm destruction. It states use by mothers for 30 years and promises cold relief in 24 hours with a 25 cent price and free sample from LeRoy New York.
Social notes from Sullivan area residents and visitors
Local social column reports visits and travels among area residents. Names include Bailey, Bruner, Pinkston, Burke, Goins, Handley, Coppage, Ransford, Roeder, and others with outings to Sullivan, Terre Haute, Chicago, and Union Chapel. A charitable notice announces Rev. Shaw's final Sunday at the Christian church. A non resident notice warns Richard Maxwell et al of a quiet title suit in Sullivan Circuit Court with a January 28, 1918 response deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Bailey
Homer Lester
Frank Bruner
Sullivan
Will Gorham
Clara Pinkston
Allen Pinkston
Katherine Goins
Mercm
C. H. Burke
Zilpha Jackson
Mary Nash
Beulah Raines
Glenn Corbin
Rush Lisman
Ceicel
Hawkins
Terre Haute
Will Bailey
Venetta Handley
Flo Coppage
Union Chapel
Frank Badger
J. D. Ransford
Isaac F. Brown
James Elnathan
Isaac
Laurence Roeder
Indianapolis
Bro
Deal
Helen
Flo Ransford
Chicago
H. C. Shaw
Christian Church
Bro. Shaw
Allen's Foot Ease Foot powder ad notice
Advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes and sprinkle in the toothbath. Promises rest and comfort for tired swollen feet. Sold everywhere for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
New Suits List in Regina Van Gunton v. Ewing and Others
Patent docket notes Regina Van Gunton sues William L. Ewing for damages while Benjamin Cox seeks foreclosure of a lien against Chicago Carlisle Coal Co and others. This brief records two civil actions and their general aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina van Gunton
William L. Ewing
Benjamin Cox
Chicago-Carlisle Coal Co
Quiet Title Action In Sullivan County Indiana
Rebecca M. White files Complaint No. 17522 in Sullivan Circuit Court with an affidavit naming several defendants and unknown heirs to assert title to 30 acres described as parts of sections 21 and 22 in township 7 north range 9 west. Action to be heard January 28, 1918 at Sullivan Court House. attorneys Schroeder & Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan
Marvel W. Nash
Schroeder & Price
Sullivan Circuit Court
Richard Maxwell
Maxwell
Alexander B. Carrithers
Maria Carrithers
Benjamin F. Menifee
John EE. Gray
William A. Gray
Busseron Creek
Sullivan Circuit
Nancy E. Shanks
George W. Purcell
William Pirtle
Calvin Bedwell
Josephus Anderson
John W. Woodward
William F. Woodward
Levi A. Woodward
Liles Pirtle
Jacob Anderson
John Frazer
Frazer
Township 7
Patriot Theme Marked Sherman Theatre Address
A large crowd heard Prof. Lyman Davis of Indiana University give a patriotic address Sunday at the Sherman theatre. The event was under the auspices of the County Council of Defense, replacing the scheduled talk by Lieutenant Paul Perigord of the French army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Davis
Indiana University
Sherman Theatre
County Council of Defense
Paul Perigord
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John Milligan
South Dakota
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Carl Lester
Elmer Harrison
Edgar Strain
R. G. DeHart
George Fuson
West York
Warren Dickerson
Roy Myers
Graysville
Lorenz
Will Thomas
O. M. Deal
C. F. Whitlock
New Lebanon
A. A. Brown
Ralph and
Lfoyd Russell
J. M. Oldham
T. &. Hopewell
Bloomington
Ethel Stanley
Geo. W. Heady
SteNn Adams
Birdseye
Ind
Sam Cummings
Florence Dodds
Bernice Brown
Hazel Cummings
Robinson Hospital
Robert Ladd
Paul Evans
Sherman
Julius Steger
Geo
A.cohans
New Yorks
Alice Howell
PATHE
Bennett’s Pharmacy
West Side Square
Tures
Rogers
Ward
The
David Giles
Rebecca M. White
Jordon J. McCammon
Peoples State Bank
Southwest Corner Square
Bennett's Pharmacy
Aunt Polly
Julius Hatry Shoe CO
W.H. Eaton
Sherman Building
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