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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1913

Page

5

Community visits and social notes delve across Sullivan area

A string of residents and visitors frequent Sullivan and nearby towns including Terre Haute Carlisle Merom Dugger New Lebanon and Gill Township. Names include Mrs S E Lindley Miss Gladys Buff Miss Cora Lee Mrs O B Harris and many others as they attend fairs visit relatives shop and host bridge dinners plus local transit to Vincennes Indianapolis and Chicago areas.

S. E. Lindley Terre Haute Ike Maxwell Ivan Ridgeway Carlisle Sullivan Harry Mayfield Morris Ward Merom City Nan Hackney O. B. Harris Bridge Gladys Buff Cora Lee New Lebanon C. D. Hunt Vincennes Nelle Hanchette Charles Bradbury John Lund South Ogle Morgan Gill Township Burtis Anderson Dugger J. M. Moore Helen Springer Ikemire Palestine Kathryn Laughead Dirrelle Chaney Alta Bolenbaugh Julius Hoesman George Webb and Son Joy Mattix Inez Shields Carl Berry Jessie Berry Chicago Sam A. White Crestwood Louisville Fannie McCammon Ed Anderson Eva Shepherd Allie Raines Cass J. L. Douthitt Pleasantville Ella Howard Thomas B. Springer Robert Shoffner Greensburg Deborah Nash Nellie Paxton Duskey Pigg Leland McArthur Dombey Mayfield Pete Scott Myrtle Gladys Smock Royal Club James Buck Bailey McConnell Jim McConnell H. C. Booth M. A. Beck John Wellington Doris Crowder Miss Crowder Bertha Brocker Mabel McCray Lelia Allen Mary St. Clair Mars Harvey Cooper Will Thornton Herbert Li

Local Social Roundup From Sullivan Area

Sullivan AX travelers visit Danville and Terre Haute friends while Marguerite Allen leaves for Indiana State Normal School. Local families host and travel, a birth in Anadarko is noted, and visits between families from Vincennes Otterbein Gordon and Terre Haute are listed along with a Stick To It club inaugural meeting and guest attendees.

Sullivan AX Danville Ill Marguerite Allen Terre Haute Indiana State Normal School Almer Oldham Francis Huber New Lebanon G. R. Stivers Carl Berry Jessie Berry Merom Chicago Clarence Hill Vincennes Ira Glidden A. P. Hill Ed. Ward Lillie Ridgeway Tressa Ward Carl Stratton Anadarko Okla Byron Carroll GC. N. Davis Otterbein Ind Davis E. J. Yeager Herschel V. Benefield Phoenix Arizona O. H. Crowder Gordon, Neb Ruth Brown Nelle Aydelotte Lu Lucas Long Lois Stewart Verne Chaney Helen Crawford Marie Russell R. W. Akin Naomi Harris Beau Sheridan Rosa Goodman Glen Leach

Sunday Gatherings across the Stringtown area

Ed Lewellyn and family visited Elza Gambill on Sunday while Mr Gambill left for Martinsville springs. Numerous families traveled to relatives at Cass and Antoch and to orchard venues. Miller, Steele, Gambill and Cazell households are noted among others.

Stringtown Ed Lewellyn Elza Marie Gambill Louise Jas. Bledsoe’s Gabriel Cazzell Jeff Cazzell

Local notes from Fairbanks and nearby communities

John Whitlock returns to Indianapolis after a week with relatives. Mrs. Mayfield visits Terre Haute to see ill niece Nina Ransford. Oil rig being erected on Murray Drake farm. Several local residents travel to Terre Haute Shelburn and North Dakota. County fair attendance noted and various social visits among residents.

R. R Fatrbanks John Whitlock Indianapolis George Mayfield Terre Haute Nina Ransford Rufus DeHart Ira Hosea Drake Shelburn Levi Drake Elmer Trueblood Will Thomas James Pittman Ray Trueblood George Fuson The Baptist Association Charles Morris Ben Munroe Robinson Murray Drake Strain Edgar Strain Hutsonville Earl Gaston Roy Drake North Dakota Wm. Thomas West York Loren Thomas Percy Lester Fred Wernz Carl Lester Frank Wernz Cc. Adams J. C. Foutz Illinois Cc. F. Whitlock Merle H. A. van Vieck Fairbanks Anna Crosby Wm. Monk Sanford Ind Cal Harmon Luther Gates Union Chapel

Reception Held At Durham Home West Of Sullivan

Mr and Mrs Thomas Durham hosted a reception Saturday evening at their home west of Sullivan attended by Mr and Mrs Rufus DeHart Mr and Mrs Carl Lester Mr and Mrs Ed gar Strain Mrs C E Thomson and Emory Drake.

Rufus DeHart Carl Lester Edgar Strain C. E. Thomson Emory Drake Thomas Durham West of Sullivan

Fall notes from Graysville and surrounding area

Wid Thomas plans to move to Graysville this week and drive Burton s baxter wagon. Rev Joseph Grimes leaves for an appointment near Decatur laboring there this year. Jas Woodward s buggy severely wrecked by an auto last Sunday. Families from Fairbanks visit J B Thorne last Sunday. Lawn care tips as rains bring grass growth prompting cold storage advice. Ruben Ransford moves to Sullivan last week.

Wid Thomas Burton Baxter Joseph Grimes Decatur Jas. Woodward Nate Russell Geo. Fuller Homer Sturgeon Fairbanks J. B. Thorne Ruben Ransford Sullivan

Pleasantville Mourns Uncle John Wellington Dies

Uncle John Wellington aged citizen of the township died Tuesday of last week. Funeral held Wednesday with Bethel Cemetery interment. M B E Sunday school officers elected for the year D R Newkirk superintendent T B O Wiaver assistant C Bough chorister Henry Moseman assistant Iris Newkirk organist Mary Timmerman assistant Ruth Alsman secretary Bessie Harbin assistant Ruth Hunley treasurer Opal Howard librarian Rhoda Shepherd to run telephone switchboard. Emory Powell of Linton visited for dental work by Dr B F Shepherd.

Local Family Endorses Foley's Honey and Tar

Henry A. Johnston of L Anse Michigan says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds has been the family medicine for years. He notes its pleasant taste makes it popular with children and that it contains no opiates. Sold by Joe K Smock and Son.

Henry A. Johnston L’anse, Mich Foley Joe K. Smock & Son

Douglas Chapel News and Community Visits

Rev. Adams was reassigned by the conference to Douglas Chapel. Mrs. Rebecca Hazelrigg visited Mrs. Willis Farr. Eugene Ransford and Ed Ransford families visited. Edith Woodsmall and children visited John H. and Mrs. Douglas. Willis Farrand has a new house ready for plasterers. Eugene Ransford was in Shelburn on Monday.

Adams Rebecca Hazelrigg Willis Farr Eugene Ransford Ed Ransford Edith Woodsmall John H. Douglas Willis Farrand Shelburn

WENCE SCHOOL Oil Drilling and Local Visits Reported

Oil drilling has begun on the Thomas P Hughes farm north of John Barrow’s house. Joe Barber and family visited Daniel H Howards at Wilfred Sunday. Charley Houser visited W S Mahan who goes to Robinson Illinois. Zora Dean and baby went to Sullivan Sunday evening. Mrs Lizzie South visited Lemuel Trueblood near Shelburn Sunday. Zora Devers from Kansas visits sister Miss Mary Borders at Sullivan. Miss Christena Truelock visited. Mr and Mrs Oscar Malberstadt spent Saturday night and Sunday near No nine. Mr and Mrs John Martin visited Robert Baker Sunday. Nora Matthews visited Mrs Link in Hymera. Mr and Mrs Wentz visited Robert Baker Sunday afternoon.

Wence School Thomas P. Hughes John Barrow Joe Barber Daniel H. Howard Wilfred Charley Houser W. S. Mahan Robinson Illinois Zora Dean Sullivan Lizzie South Lemuel Trueblood Shelburn Zora Devers Kansas Mary Borders Christena Truelock Oscar Malberstadt No. Nine Ona Wavelace Frank J Howard Willfred H. H. Taylor Fred Debrempil Orvallence Emmet Powers William Plew Tommie Thomas Langley England Ale Six Ohio Eva Wilson Mary Pittman Blonde Batson Annie Ward Sylvia Richardson Eva Effie Wilson Clara All Andrew An Shady Grove Till Sherrow Jake Overman Dean Bloomfield

Laurent Loses 300 Dollars While En Route to Indianapolis

William L. Laurent a Shelburn real estate dealer told Detective Captain Holtz he was robbed or lost 300 dollars on his trip to Indianapolis. He carried the cash in a hip pocket purse. the money did not belong to him and he had brought two small children to enroll in a local school.

Will Laurent Indianapolis Star William L. Laurent Shelburn Ind Holtz Laurent Traction Terminal

Carlisle Names Teachers Asbury Brothers to Lead Schools

Charles Emery Asbury has been chosen as Carlisle schools principal after returning from the Philippines. His brother Lester will serve as a grade teacher. Both are sons of Col. A. P. Asbury of Jackson township.

Carlisle Charles Emery Asbury Phillippines Lester Col A. P. Asbury Jackson Township

Street Car Hits Wagon Near Howe's Store

An Index delivery wagon driven by George Haines was struck by an interurban freight car near Howe's store in the city’s north, causing a badly damaged wagon and a sprained hip plus bruises to Haines.

George Haines Howe Haines

Blended Socials Report From Shelburn and Surrounds

Sunday visits fill Shelburn area as families meet at homes along the Wabash river and Shady Grove. Local weddings and a box supper fund Sunday school treasury with eleven dollars raised at No. 4 east of Shelburn.

Caledonia Notes: Mine Restart Opens After Layoff

Sunday gatherings mark the week with family visits in Glendora and Caledonia. The Caledonia mine resumes operations after a five month layoff while local residents share news of travel illnesses and a car mishap. Charlie Ring, sent to Indianapolis for treatment, died Saturday.

Funeral and local visits noted in Caledonia area

Wrought back home Sunday where the funeral was held Monday at Long's chapel at 2 o'clock. Aunt Nancy McDaniel travels to Hymera to visit friends for a few weeks. Line Smith visited friends in Oaktown Friday. Charley Alsman staying with brother Alva. Ada Burton of Caledonia visited her parents near Cass. Mr. and Mrs. John Hummel of Gilmour moved back to Caledonia.

Clarence Kirk Helen Glendora Melissa Smith Buck Harlow Caledonia Bessie Harlow Ethel Kennady Sullivan Iva Alsman Mary Gibbs Andy, Alsman Burns McDaniel Wrinkle Kennedy Jim Stewart McDaniel Lou Smith Chig Wright Sarah Stinnett Bicknell Isaac Snow Cass Ed Snow Nebraska Charlie Ring Indianapolis Long’s Chapel Nancy McDaniel Hymera Line Smith Oaktown Charley Alsman Alva Ada Burton Joe Rankins John Hummel Gilmour

Community Notes From Sullivan Area Visitations and Updates

Sullivan area notes list local residents and visitors including Dave Graham filling a new silo, Earl Alsop working for Homer Jackson, a preacher Rev. Peck returning and delivering a sermon, and various social visits. The report mentions James Burch’s slow improvement, Fred Bedwell welcoming a son, travel by John Alsop, D. M. Bedwell’s Paxton dinner, Abe Curtis’s vacation, and a social gathering with Charlie Willis and others in Sullivan.

Earl Alsop Homer Jackson John Alsop Rev. Peck James Burch Fred Bedwell Merom Carlisle D. M. Bedwell Paxton Abe Curtis Route 9 Sarah Bedwell Julia Alsop Fannie Robbins Rebecca Sullivan Charlie Dill Willis David Graham Cordin Smith

Concord Protracted Meeting Set to Begin Oct 11

Rev. Mr. Elmore will start a prolonged series of meetings in Concord on October 11 inviting all to prepare for two or three weeks of worship and service. Orlando Marts is convalescing and hoped to recover soon.

Concord Mr. Elmore Orlando Marts

Local Residents Oppose Scott City Saloon Proposal

The Christian community of the district remonstrates against a proposed saloon in Scott City, warning it would harm the town. Neighbors urge showing colors for the good of the community while noting past trouble with the law.

Jim McDonald Wyatt Dix Shelburn Scott City Kester Farmersburg Lafe Dix S. J. Stewart Hymera Sam O’neal Hopewell & Price George Wilkins Douglas Chapel

Briggs v Calvert case entry before Hamilton township justice

The notice records a civil matter before Robert Calvert Justice of the Peace of Hamilton Township with Carl F. Briggs as party plaintiff or respondent in an unresolved case entry.

Robert Calvert Hamilton Township Carl F. Briggs

Fire destroys movable house in Shelburn

Shelburne September 27 The residence of Joe Bardsley Sr in the eastern part of the city burned at 1 o clock yesterday morning. The house was on rollers ready to be moved and it is believed a lamp exploded starting the fire. Insurance covers 1300 dollars.

Shelburn Joe Bardsley

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French Maxwell Puerto Rico Ed Maxwell John C. Chaney S. G. Knowles Washington, D. C H. C. Vigus C. BE. Harrison Union Grace Bogard Graysville John Martin Robert Baker Nora Matthews Mrs. Link Mrs .Wentz Simpson Garnet Rilenge Hoghan James Miller William Rilenge Wabash River Laura Callahan Daisy Brooks Emma Gaines Flossie Hester McDaniel Roy Greene Texas Farnsworth Julius Hatry Shoe Company Sullivan R. R Dave Graham State of Indiana Sullivan County Alex. McIntosh Indiana
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