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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1919

Page

5

Graysville Church Adds New Ministers and Notables

Rev L L Johnson began ministerial labors for the new conference year in Graysville. Rev Will Huff departs for Cass Indiana for the next year. Mrs Dennis Joseph died last Thursday with burial at Poplar cemetery. Mr and Mrs Joseph Gray visited Arbaces in Bicknell Indiana. Wim Cray J W Medsker Emmet Nowlin A G Cushman and family and Mrs Mary Meedsker attended a Frimbie cow sale at Trimble Illinois. F H Badger and Mrs F H Badger were listed as sick. F M Wilkey transacted village business. S S Yager visited Terre Haute last Thursday.

L. L. Johnson W. L. Brokaw Will Huff Cass Ind Dennis Joseph Poplar Cemetery Joseph Gray Arbaces Bicknell Mnd F. G. Phillips Wim. Cray J. W. Medsker Emmet Nowlin A. G. Cushman Mary Meedsker

Osburn Family Fish Fry Highlights Local Gatherings

The Osburn family annual fish fry was celebrated at the James Osburn farm with attendees from the area. Visitors and neighbors include Mrs. Will Gaston, Loton Dickerson, Allan Osborn, and Rev Ju L Johnson with connections to Terre Haute Bloomington and Kingsley. Local police Captain VanCleave and others were noted among the Friday and Sunday visits.

Will Gaston Loton Dickerson Springfield Ohio Allan Osborn Kentucky The Narrows W. H. Thomas Bloomington Ind Osburn James Osburn Eastham Terre Haute Will Lester James Durham Eimer Trueblood Virgil John Cecil Johnson Captain VanCleave Ju. L. Johnson Kingsley Brother Johnson Graysville

Navy Veteran George Fuson Returns After 26 Months Service

George Fuson, honorably discharged, arrived home Thursday after 26 months of service in the U S Navy. He spent nearly 12 months overseas at naval stations in Loudon and Brest.

George Fuson U. S. Navy Fuson Loudon Brest

Local notes from Merom and nearby towns

Miss Zoe Flemming at Wabash Business School spent the weekend with sister Mrs. F H Johnson. Miss Besse Colvin went to Detroit for a position. Mrs. Josephine Milam and daughters Bonnie and Dorothy Helen Cochran visited near Carlisle with Webb Milam. Frank Robertson made a business trip to Robinson Illinois Saturday. Mrs Nan Kelly conducted business in Sullivan Tuesday. Prof Pleasant preached at the college Sunday. Ladies Aid of the M E church hosted an informal entertainment and refreshments for Mrs Myers McKinney departing minister's wife Wednesday. Holiness tent meetings are on the bluff. Mr and Mrs Charles Whesem were in Oblong Thursday. Annie Bailey staying with Dick Thompson and wife in Linton, parents of a baby boy.

Zoe Flemming Wabash Business School F. H. Johnson Besse Colvin Detroit Josephine Milam Bonnie Dorothy Helen Cochran Carlisle Webb Milam Frank Robertson Robinson Iinois Nan Kelly Sullivan Prof. Pleasant College Ladies Aid M. E Myers McKinney Charles Whesemand Annie Bailey Dick Thompson Linton

Mrs. Briggs Visits Friends in Denver

Mrs. Fred Briggs of Denver Colorado is visiting Miss Carrie Kivett and other friends in town.

Fred Briggs Denver, Col Miss Carrie Kivett

College notes highlight lectures and endowment efforts

Rev A O Jacobs of Olney Illinois visited the college to discuss the endowment canvas in his conference. Prof Gault W Pleasant spoke on biblical interpretations of modern social questions. Pres C B Hershey attended the Western Indiana Conference meeting in Crawfordsville for the Forward Movement. The Hatten building gymnasium nears completion with opening soon. Martyn Summerbell of Star key Seminary Lakemont New York will lecture October 18 to 21. The Franklin Literary Society reviewed Harold Bell Wright and his life.

A. O. Jacobs Olney Illinois Gault W. Pleasant Pres. C. B. Hershey Western Indiana Crawfordsville Christian Church Hatten Pres Martyn Summerbell Starkey Seminary Lakemont N. Y Pres Summerbell The Franklin Literary Society Harold Bell Wright

Rain Blesses Neighborhood With Needed Relief

The area enjoyed beneficial rains last Saturday and Sunday aiding harvests. Families and neighbors, including Albert Hines in Bicknell, Tom Jones visiting his sister in Union Fill, and Albert Price with kin in Linton, spent time with relatives. Jerald Smith and John Lucas narrowly escaped a crash on a bridge. Lucas sustained injuries but were not life threatening.

Albert Hines Bicknell Tom Jones Union Fill Calvin Wolfe Albert Price Linton Mr. Price Win. Mitchell Lloyd William Jackson Bloomington Lotis Mitchell Hinkle Grayham Braxton Nash Charley Jackson Jerald Smith John Lucas Pleasantville Lucas

Social notes from Big Springs and nearby towns

John Kennett and family visited Ollie Kennett on Sunday while Mr. King and family from Graysville attended services. George Pitser and wife from near Terre Haute visited Warren Watson on Tuesday. Pete Huff and family spent Sunday with Roy Sparks. Emerson Watson and family and Laura Rockwell were in Sullivan Saturday. Mrs. Durham and Laura Langston visited Stiatsonville Thursday. Ralph Mahan, teaching near Oblong, Illinois, visited his sister Mrs. Will Watson and brothers Clarence and Jesse Friday afternoon. A. G. Cushman attended the Trimble Brothers sale October 1. Charles Bragdon and family spent Sunday with Warren Watson.

John Kennett Ollie Kennett Mr. King Graysville George Pitser Terre Haute Warren Watson Pete Huff Roy Sparks Emerson Watson Laura Rockwell Sullivan Durham Laura Langston Stiatsonville Ralph Mahan Will Watson Clarence Jesse Ralph Oblong Illinois A. G. Cushman Trimble Brothers Charles Bragdon

Neighbors Honor Johnsons Before Farm Move in 1919

Friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson hosted a Sunday dinner on September 28 1919 at their Fairbanks home before they left the farm for Farmersburg. Attendees viewed purebred Hereford cattle and Poland China hogs while listening to piano and vietrola music.

John Johnson Fairbanks Farmersburg Poland J. O. Pogue George Wilson Ira Fuller Malcolm Tra L. Drake Iva Cal Harmon Opal J. W. Hunt A. J. Sprigler Chauncey Tague Fred Vangilder A. V. Carrithers Garland P. B. Williams Clarence Mattox Claris Ernest Cecil Johnson J. B. Watson Hayden Elliott Wm. Riggs Mary Albert Watson Thomas Bledsoe G. V. Schwedel Dorothy Vincent Yeager Warren H. C. Odell Jessie Harrison Ralph Nd Emmett Sadie Edgar Strain Lawrence Lucile Maxine Doris

Local Families Listed in Community Roster

A long list of residents and relatives appears in a local roster. The names include Mrs Z K Evans and sons Egbert Merle Marshall and daughters Vera and Margaret along with many others and families connected by marriage and friendship. The compilation names dozens of individuals from multiple households and households including Fuller Bradbury Riggs Reed Johnson and Lloyd among others.

Hosea Drake Robertine Anita E. C. Pogue Ola Bradbury Julia McClanahan Edna Esther Ivy Bryant Norah Johnson Azeline King Thelma Elliott Zelva Yeager Wilmer Chambers

Advertised Letters in Sullivan Post Office

Unclaimed letters remaining in Sullivan Indiana postoffice not called for within ten days will be sent to the Dead Letter office. Ladies list includes Elma Allyn and Mrs Glenn Beedle and Miss Glenn. Gents list includes Earl Anderson Booth Briddle John Free W A Lehman Frank Sherwood and Miss Wolfe Quincy. When calling for letters say advertised and give date advertised. WM E Aydelotte P M.

Sullivan Ind Allyn Elma Beedle Glenn Dudley Glenn Anderson Earl Booth F. Briddle John Free W. A. Lehman W. Frank Sherwood R. H. Wolfe Quincy

New Game Laws Issued For 1919 Distribution

Representative Bland forwards copies of the U. S. game laws for 1919. Those interested should call at the Union office to obtain them.

Bland U. S Union

Elwood residents laud Trutona tonic benefits

Elwood Indiana Oct 7 residents praise Trutona as a powerful tonic after influenza and related ailments Miss Lillian Cook recounts relief from stomach liver trouble headaches and vomiting and renewed strength Trutona advertised as rebuilding the system after influenza pneumonia and hard colds, now promoted at Batey Walters Drug Store Sullivan.

Elwood Ind Trutona Lillian Cook North B. Street Sullivan Batey & Walters Drug Store

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