Prolonged rain brings cheer. voter registration underway
Copious rains brighten Graysville as residents celebrate, while registration for elections continues after a recent Monday session. Citizens are urged to vote and exercise their rights, with remarks on civic duty and familiarity with the voting process. Local updates note visitors from Marion, Indiana and a UC C student visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graysville
Will Ferree
Bill Nowlin
Alvin Jewell
Cold in the Head Remedy Ad and Local Social Notices
Halls Catarrh Medicine advertised as a two part treatment claims quick action on mucous surfaces and blood build up to prevent frequent colds. Derman Bennett starts new job in Allen's store at Farmersburg. Mrs Floyd Taylor and son visit Hood family. Mr and Mrs Ford Hall visit Harris family with Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Otto Jewell
Emory Smith
Missuri
Sam Taylor
Zibe Shields
Lysle Mitchell
Naomi
Paul Bennett
Farmersburg
Floyd Taylor
Ray
Elza Harris
Will Jewell
Barnett Jewell
Walter Wence
Youngstown
Mike Jewell
Barnett
Ray Jewell
Marion Harrison
Geneva Barcus
Shelburn
Tressa Bennett
State Normal
Terre Haute
Sullivan
Sullivan County notices and local social rounds in 1922
A long column documents neighborly visits and gatherings across Sullivan County including trips to Farmersburg and Terre Haute, names of residents and visitors, a death from diphtheria in Bismark, Ill., property transactions, and a court notice in the 1922 quiet title action listing numerous defendants and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
David Wilis
John W. Nash
Schroeder & Price
W. Nash
Stephen Milam
Walker A
Bastain South
Abram L. South
Bastain Smith
Paul Smith
Daniel F. Smith
John M. Smith
Lillie M. Grammer
Charles N. Williams
Guy Smith
Edgar W. Akin, Jr
Mary M. Nash
William Shepherd
Lucinda Shepherd
Elisha Collins
Polly Collins
Milner E. Nash
John Hanley
Matilda Hanley
Casandra Nash
Milton M. Nash
Marvel W
J. W. Nash
Walker A. Milam
Elijah Milam
Richard Davidson
Mary Davidson
James Dooley
Polly Dooley
George Washington Milam
Charles T. Milam
Robert Nash
Edward Willis
John Snider
Ann A. Milam
Charles Milam
Ursula Milam
Harry A. Milam
Mamie M. Milam
John Snyder
Eliza Speake
Bettie Milam
James E. Speake
Edgar W. Akin
Edward Pifer
Eurene Starner
George W. Robinson
Ella T. Robinson
Abram . South
Daniel J. Smith
Jacinda Shepherd
Eugene Starner
Bas
Matilda Nash
America Nash
Matilda Handly
Cary Ann Nash
Cary A. Nash
Towit
Charles R. Railsback
Blanche Sandberg
Axie L. Holley
Roscoe Moore
Orville Floyd Moore
Merom
Local Notes From Solsbury and Nearby Towns
Solsbury residents report illness and visits as Mrs. Sam Andrews grows ill. Cass mine workers Rush Davis and Mervin Cooper spend Sunday at home. Mr. and Mrs. David Larr host in Pine Valley. The Baughman and Treber households move into Mrs. Bertha Boone’s former property. Local travel includes John Kennett, Merom visitors, and Sullivan days. Weather hints suggest rain aiding wheat and nut harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hayes
Claremont
Cal
Elizabeth Hatten
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Wm. Reid
Graysville
Arthur Pifer
Palestine
Winfred Reid
Ed Borah
Middle Street
Joseph Breishairs
John Mason
Borah
Wabash Valley Christian Conference
Trimble
Zelma Sparks
Whiting
Ind
Guy Sparks
Sybil
J. E. Frye
Bismark
Ill
Merom
Charles Davis
Frank Cooper
Ross Bolen
Indianapolis
C. W. Cooper
Charles Cooper
Nelle McNabb
George McNabb
Anna Buff
Ruth Halsett
Blakers
David Harbor
Walter Cooper
Chowning
Fairbanks
B. D. Johnson
Carl Johnson
Solsbury
Sam Andrews
Rush Davis
Mervin Cooper
Cass
David Larr
Pine Valley
Ida Hubble
Jacob Baughman
Bertha Boone
Setzer
Rev. Treber
James Arnett
John Kennett
S. Ella
Josie Eno
W. N. Medsker
Sullivan
Flo Collier
Tom Durham
Minnie Watson
Allie Watson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bermen
Fim
Dor List
W. W. Jennings
Ios
Telos
Durham Footz
Graysville Telephone
R. R
Merom, Ind
Henry Whitman
Lon Davis
John Kelly
Harvey McNabb
Frank Wallace
Thelma
Marion
Township
Derman Bennett
Allen’s
Alvin Hood
Ruth Lucile
Ford Hall
Dallas
Oral Harris
Lex Arnett
Clinton, Ind
Mrs
Clem Arnett
T. H. Star and Union
Big Springs
Childs
Central
Smith
Jones
Brown
Mr. Black
Wilsons
Watsons
Currys
Turmans
Gills
Haddons
Jacksons
Jeffersons
Hamiltons
Douglas Fairbanks
Sherman & Son
Clothier South Side
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan
Orane
Chas. F. Walters
Rexall
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