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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
8
After visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W T Mellett Mrs Rob ert Weltner of Masontown Pa returned home Sunday.
Margaret Stahl is billed as America's greatest woman reader. Critics praise her seven years of experience, tireless program preparation, strong personality, and compelling voice. She commands more return engagements than any other woman reader in Lyceum work.
Isaac H. Kalley as trustee in assignment of Ruddell and Burnett estate has filed a final report. The Sullivan Circuit Court will hear it on Friday December 8 1911 during the November term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. First insertion Nov 22 1911.
A religious essay on Nehemiah seeking to rebuild Jerusalem's walls. It frames Nehemiah's prayer as a model for believers, stresses prayer prior to action, and cites biblical guidance on praying according to God’s will and in Christ. It contrasts earthly needs with heavenly aims and notes the role of Scripture in guiding petitions.
Turman township farmers institute meets at Graysville Christian church on November 29. Program opens 9:30 a.m. with songs from Graysville high school, prayers by Rev. T. N. Brinlow, talks on soil conservation by D. B. Johnson and on agriculture in schools by Prof. J. L. Pleasant, followed by dinner. Afternoon agenda includes songs, talks on spraying by Johnson, herd improvement by Will W. Watson, and further discussions.
Rev. Arthur Hayworth of Farmersburg filled his appointment at this place Sunday and Sunday night. Lizzie and Clare Osburn attended meeting at Dodd's bridge Sunday night. John Clark and family called on Tom Minger and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Benson and daughter Velma spent Thursday with William Knowles and family. Miss Fannie McCammon spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Jennie Hughes. Emery Benson, Henry Drake, Mary and Flossie Gaskins and Kate Benson called on Mr. and Mrs. Em Pett Benson Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Liston were Shelburn callers Saturday afternoon. Miss Kate Benson spent Saturday night with Miss Velma Benson.
The text argues that the state administration under Governor Marshall defines the issues Republicans must address to reclaim Indiana. It cites mismanagement, a bankrupt treasury, and the Marshall constitution as core critiques.
The case of Eli Marquette of Haddon township against Christian Hoffman of Carlisle Mill and Elevator Co. over a wheat deposit was settled for 1950 dollars. Originally filed in Knox county, the suit moved to Vigo county where the settlement was reached.
J Ward Griffith and William Powell left Monday night for Texas by train to San Antonio. They plan to secure a rig there and drive into the wilderness to hunt big game.
John C. Chaney travels to Kenosha Wisconsin to represent heirs in a Durkee estate matter. Heirs seek removal of the currently serving administrator who has held the post for fourteen years.
Herschel Padgett and Miss Ora Ridge were married last Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. P. C. Lisman.
Merom items report Mable Sharr visiting in Indianapolis and Dr Hammond holding revival meetings in Oak Grove. U C C basketball beat Palestine. community notes include relocations, teaching moves, and visits from residents like Miss Florence Penrod. Traveling and local events fill Merom Station and Graysville for a busy week.
Everett Norris and family relocated to a farm west of Cass while John Skinner and family moved into the vacated residence in Hymera. Miss Gertie Miller visited relatives in Sullivan and Paxton from Saturday to Monday. Clarence Miller worked for Charles Marshall at Antioch this past week. Several residents attended Miss Lizzie Hale’s funeral at Antioch on Sunday. Everett Rhodes and family visited Mrs. Rhodes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall, at Antioch last week. Herald Headley and family, Luth er Pigg and family of Antioch and August and Ernest Deneve visited Wiley Miller Sunday evening. The Pigg school house burned last Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Daley of Cincinnati are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Steele.
Mrs Valli Montgomery of Gosport is visiting and staying with Mrs Lee Bays as her guest during a social visit.
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