Graysville and area report from weekly notes
Mrs Caddie DeHart visited sister Mrs Rose Florner Monday. Hazel Clouse returned Sunday from Ohio. Abijah Thomson family left for Keenes to visit Riley Fox. O C Brewer bought a new car. Elza Wright and Okie Starkey group toured Sullivan Monday. Graysville notes mention school health orders, football travel, Rev Will Huff starting pastoral work, and local sports with defeats at Hutsonville and Farmersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caddie DeHart
Rose Florner
Hazel Clouse
Ohio
Abijah Thomson
Jessie Thomson
Terre Haute
Keenes, Jr
Riley Fox
O. C. Brewer
Elza Wright
Okie Starkey
Sullivan
Orville DeBaun
France
Zola Martin
Ray Scott
Maurice Yeager
Angeline Eisner
Alonzo Hunt
H. H. Mowrey
Mowrey
Harry Knox
State Board of Health
Will Huff
Graysville
Hutsonville
Ransford Sale Sparks Move In Farm Changes
Ransford will move here after purchasing the Ransford property. Frank Fuson will move to the Riley Ransford farm once the change is complete. H. H. Sparks and Son sold livestock and farming implements last Tuesday. Several locals attended the Scott Coffman funeral in Sullivan last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransford
Frank Fuson
Riley Ransford
H. H. Sparks
Catarrhal Deafness Ad Claim Cure with Hall's Medicine
Advertisement proclaims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local treatments and must be a constitutional remedy. It describes the Eustachian tube inflammation causing hearing loss and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood acting cure with a $100 reward for uncured cases. Circulars are free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Th. F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Local Notes From Prairie Creek and Nearby Towns
Masons conferred the M. M. degree on Earl Pound. Mrs. Josie Welsh and Mrs. Belle Johnson returned from Battle Creek Michigan. Riley Johnson and Oliver Chambers attended church at Prairie Creek Baptist church Sunday night. Helen Kersey and Ray Drake drove to Darwin Sunday afternoon. Amos Bales spent Friday and Saturday in Terre Haute. O C Brewer makes improvements on lots at Pogue cemetery. Mrs James Anderson is slowly improving after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pound
Josie Welsh
Belle Johnson
Battle Creek
Mich
Riley Johnson
Oliver Chambers
Baptist Church
Prairie Creek
Helen Kersey
Ray Drake
Darwin
Amos Bales
Terre Haute
O. C. Brewer
Pogue
James Anderson
Drain Tile Song Elevates Rural Growth and Control
The verses describe a drain tile product as essential to farming future prosperity. It paints the drain tile as tenacious and vital, likening it to Horatius defending a ditch, promising wealth while people sleep and underscoring its influence on civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatius
Local Notes Record Births Deaths and Farm Verse
Training snippets and hometown notices chronicling a new baby, farm advice in verse, and community events. The column lists births and deaths including a mine fatality, funeral services for several residents, church notices, and a public sale with attendees from nearby farms and towns.
Local notices of farming, deaths and visits
Mr and Mrs Luther Marts and family visited James Anderson of Fairbanks on Sunday. Wheat sowing in this locality is about over. Len Thomas of Sullivan will build a new house this fall. Louis Story, Ed Blume, Dave Graham and Mel Creager recently toured Indianapolis. Sandusky Pigg and Wilbur Hubble bought tractors. Cecil Brown, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Ben Brown, died two weeks ago of typhoid fever. Carl and Fred Brown have typhoid fever. Dr Lisman of Carlisle is the attending physician. Tom Carrico of Terre Haute visited G J Spencer last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Robbins
Boo Story
Betss Shake
Len Thomas
Sullivan
Louis Story
Ed Blume
Dave Graham
Mel Creager
Indianapolis
Sandusky Pigg
Wilbur Hubble
Ben Brown
Cecil Brown
Arl
Fred Brown
Dr. Lisman
Carlisle
Tom Carrico
Terre Haute
Powell
Jericho
G. J. Spencer
Social Visit Bulletin From Evansville and Nearby Towns
Local residents report visits and guests with families across Evansville Shelburn and Terre Haute. Protracted meeting at Liberty concluded with four additions to the church led by Bros Mathis and Dudley.
New Suits and Guardianship Actions Listed in Martinsville Court
First National Bank of Martinsville Illinois sues Melvin C Manifold and Alton E Devlin on note. William E Ruddell petitions guardianship for Sarah F Hopewell. Edward H Boston accounts against Albert J King. Bunches vs Bass and Bunches seek possession of child.Indiana case Agnes S Johnson v John F Scherb justice of the peace filed. Chambers Robbins et al vs Anna B Chambers et al for partition. Meehan v Traction Co damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Martinsville, Ill
Melvin C. Manifold
Alton E. Devlin
William E. Ruddell
Sarah F. Hopewell
Guardian
Edward H. Boston
Albert J. King
John A. Bunch
Anna J. Bunch
Otto Bass
Isabella Bass
Reiford L. Bunch
State of
Indiana
Agnes S. Johnson
John F
Scherb
Foreclosure and divorces in circuit court notes
Southern Indiana Mutual B and S Co versus Emma Burton and Edw Burton resulted in a $1898.35 judgment. Doris Medecke was granted a divorce from Earl Medecke. Replevin suit Leach v Smith and Edna Smith dismissed. Earl W Berry appointed to Merom library board. Citizens Trust Co of Sullivan named guardian for William McGowen. Sullivan Manufacturing Co suit against Chicago Carlisle Coal Co and Iran L Parker settled and dismissed. Mary Paddock v William Paddock divorce dismissed. Combes v Brown partition suit dismissed. Dugger town suits for ordinance violations against Sam Bradshaw et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Medecke
Earl Medecke
James&. Leach
R. F. Smith
Edna Smith
Earl W. Berry
Merom Library Board
J. W. Cooper
Citizens Trust Company of Sullivan
William McGowen
Sullivan Manufacturing Co
Chicago-Carlisle Coal Company
Iran L. Parker
Mary Pad
Commissioners Court Actions and Property Sale Report
The court granted the petition on Oct 16 and 30 with no interest if paid from note date. M. B. Mason property in Farmersburg sold to P. L. Combs for 875 dollars cash. Hallie Douthitt et al petition for highway change in Jefferson township. viewers named Ben Mattix W L Wilkey and John Metcalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners' Court
M. B. Mason
Farmersburg
P. L. Combs
Hallie Douthitt
Jefferson Township
Ben Mattix
W.L. Wilkey
John Metcalf
Transfers and Moves Reported in Patoka Area
Rev Ralph Coppage pastor at Patoka IL is transferred to Allendale. Charles Pirtle leaves for Mayo Clinic Rochester MN for treatment and surgery. G R Stivers and wife move from Kokomo to Shelburn for a Traction company position. Reuben Ransford relocates from Graysville to Harrie street residence. Nelle Thompson returns from Prather IN before joining parents in Chattanooga. Ed Reed visits Elizabeth Shepherd CLarks Hill. S D P Weir and Mrs Weir visit from Terre Haute. Clyde Burkholder improves from pneumonia. wife also recovering. Ed Dailex buys Micajah Eaton property and moves in. A K E Steele buys Cross street Oliphant Hawkins property. Samuel F E Paddock undergoes surgery in Terre Haute. improving. Miss Helen Cora Warren goes to Tarrytown NY for schooling. W R Drummond of New York visits Oaktown. Garland Conner visits parents then returns to Camp Gordon GA. Jean and Hallie Butler take charge of lobby at Davis hotel. Edsil Bostick travels to Columbus OH for national dairy convention by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Coppage
William Coppege
Turman Township
Patoka
Allendale
Illinois
Charles Pirtle
Sundar
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Sanitarium
Pirtle
Chicago
James Greenlee
G. R. Stivers
Kokomo
Shelburn
Stivers
Reuben Ransford
Graysville
Harrie Street
Lee Thomas
Nelle Thompson
Hadley Young
Prather
Ind
Chittanooga
Apt
W. N. Thompson
Ed Reed
Elizabeth Shepherd
Clarks Hill
S. DP. Weir
Terre Haute
Charles L. Davis
Clyde J. Burkholder
Burkholder
Orville Hale
Mrs. Hale
Ed Dailex
Micajah Eaton
Wes
A. KE. Steele
Oliphant Hawkins
Cross Street
Samuel
Friendship's Obligations and Shared Pride
A reflection on how true friendship calls for pride in a friend's achievements as if they were one’s own, likening virtue to shared property. The text emphasizes mutual support and alignment of personal success with a friend's triumphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuwnyoryn
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the Index
Sullivan, Indiana
FAPR
Greysville
Chas. ‘Thompson
Garland Alsop
A. N. L. Burton
Carl
Riley
O. FE. Horner
Tieg Island
George Kersey
J. Dana Johnson
Bardsley
John Pogue
Charleston
Richard Park
F. & A. M. Lodge
Riggs Clay Product Company Drain Tile
Teast Thinassetia Tuna Aatoy
Fairbanks State Bank
Aterigiss
Edward Bears
Clinton
Wild Goose
Brant
Kingsley
Rial Ransford
Carl Lester
Sarah Strain
Rufus DeHart
Will Lester
Mary Morris
Merom
Elmer Trueblood
Milton Cummins
Hymera
Elmer Harrison
Big Spring
Len Bostick
Union Chapel
Edgar Strain
Warren Dickerson
George Fason
Will
Philadelphia
Charles Mayfield
Will Burton
Scott Coffman
Walkers Chapel
Huff
George Fuson
George Grounds
Second Prairie Creek
Great Lakes
Luther Marts
Fairbanks
MT. Calvary
Hamit Boone
Geo. Ferree
Will Sproatt
Evansville
David McKinney
Levi Jewell
James LaFollette
Eli Downs
John McDonald
Edna
Joe Hill
Oral Owens
Floyd Taylor
Jane Owens
Sam Taylor
Lina O’neal
Curt Hopewell
Hosea Weaver
Marjorie
Harold Downs
Clyde
Darrell Boone
James Ransford
Marie Marts
Abe Hazelrigg
Garnett Jewell
Nan Jeffers
Farmershure
Nora Pittman
F. Reed
Dudley Tayworth
Will Ferree
Liberty
Bros. Mathis and
Dudley
Sullivan County
Miller Hardware and Furniture Co
Glessie G. Robbins
Noah O. Robbins
Thomas J. Robbins
Anna B. Chambers
Frank L. Robbins
Anna Meehan
T. H. J. and
BE. Traction Co
Circuit Court Notes
Southern Indiana Mutual B. & S. Co
Emma Burton
M. Burton
Jeo.f. Stone
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