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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1922

Page

5

Local Residents Share Community Weekend Visits

Mrs. Floyd Taylor and son Ray spent Friday with the Clouse family near Pimento. Several families and individuals from Farmersburg, Shelburn, Youngstown, Jasonville, Narrows and Strain attended visits and services, including church events led by Rev. Avery. The Strain school closed Friday in tribute to Mr. Van Vleck, who taught at Narrows and Strain.

Floyd Taylor Ray Ray Clouse Pimento Levi Jewell Barnett Charles Moore Carlisle Ben Lane Hasea Weaver Sylvia Tressa Taylor Wilma Church Pearl Isabel Farmersburg Hamit Boone Will Jewell Hud Hill Herman Taylor Otto Jewell Thompson County Hospital Chester Woodard Lydia Woodard Will Marts Shelburn Fred Helton Jasonville Levi Jewel P. T. Lloyd Jerry Barcus Wilma Wanda Hood Amanda Allen Hattie Martin Olive McKinney Will

Cold in the Bead Nasal Catarrh Cure Ad

An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a combined ointment and tonic to treat nasal catarrh. It claims relief for frequent colds, notes a run down condition, and says the remedy builds up the system and lowers susceptibility. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Olive McKinney Visits California and Miami Family

Mrs Olive McKinney of California has been visiting her father David Whitlock and friends and plans to visit brother John and family in Miami before returning home. Residents attended a Graysville reception for Rev T B Avery and family with five neighborhoods represented and a generous spread. The minister spoke appreciatively and a post event reception left attendees satisfied. Graysville correspondent for the Union stood out among guests. Mr and Mrs Martin Harris visited Hosea Drake on Sunday.

Olive McKinney California David Whitlock John Miami Fla T. B. Avery Graysville The Union Martin Harris Hosea Drake

Farmer humor fades as harvests keep sowing wheat

Harold Jarvis and family of Terre Haute visited in the village Sunday Ross Ransford spent Sunday in Terre Haute. The Merom minstrel troupe performed Saturday night to a fair crowd. The band boys held a box supper at the school on Friday. The Methodist charge gathered for a reception and donation to Rev. T. B. Avery and family with a two point program and orchestra. Bro. Avery thanked the helpers and pledged fruitful efforts for the year. Students take a vacation this week due to the State Teachers Association in Indianapolis.

Harold Jarvis Terre Haute Ross Ransford Merom Methodist Church T. B. Avery Bro Avery State Teachers’ Association Indianapolis

Merom Death of Rulen Coyner Mourned at Merom

Rulen Coyner, 19, son of Earl Coyner, died at home in Merom Indiana early Saturday from ptomaine poisoning. He graduated from UCC a year ago and was preparing for the Christian ministry. Funeral service held Sunday at Hatten Chapel with Rev. McBride officiating and burial in Merom cemetery. He was highly esteemed with many friends. Mrs G T Carrithers attends the WCTU convention in Wabash.

Hubert Needham Darlington Ind Maude Burke Rulen Coyner Earl Coyner Hatten Chapel Rev McBride Merom Ceemtery Rulen

Millions Point Way To Health And Happiness

An advertisement extols Tanlac as a universal tonic restoring health energy and vigor. It claims thousands testified to renewed vitality, better digestion, sleep, and appetite, urging readers to buy from a local druggist now to gain a brighter future.

Tanlac Taniac Adv

Obituary and local notices from Middlebury area

Died at his home in Middlebury, Wm. Eaton and James Daniels are named in the obituaries. The community notes detail several attendance at funerals, visits, and social events including Dr. J. J. Parker hosting Sullivan County Druggists, and many local residents traveling between Sullivan, Haubstadt, Terre Haute, and Merom for visits, church events, fairs, and a forthcoming Shorthorn cattle exhibit at the Annual Farm and Factory Exposition. The obituary for Roland Coyner notes birth May 1, 1908, death Oct 14, 1922, and his church life and preaching call. The Merom funeral is conducted by Rev. K. A. McBride.

Wm. Eaton James Daniels Middlebury Ind Carl Daniels Wm. Burnett Herbert Burnett J. J. Parker Sullivan County Miss Davis Sullivan Charley Davis C. W. Cooper Terre Haute Hal Headley Missouri Lorene Setzer Headley Oblong Ils Elsie Daniels Ione Daniels Wm. Butler Harold Weir Wmn Thornton Meverick Hancock John Edwards Jacob Baughman Charles Mahan Haubstadt Mahan Cora Cramer R. O. Cramer Cyrus Hedden Harold Melville Manifold T. J. Hunt Rose Dilley Fairbanks Alice Doris Thornton Drue Thornton Hymera Myers Hughe Floyd Barcus Edythe Barcus Emma Smith Marguerite Hubble Harvey Cooper Robert Houpt Orris Houpt Carlisle Fair Ross Bolen Frank Cooper Indianapolis Henry Dodds East Chapel Rulen Coyner Charles Smith W. R. Willett Thornton, Ind A. W. Walters Flatrock Inll Ford Johnson Charley Delaney Bowling Green Vera van Cleave Bonnie Milam the Grand L. Breter Farm and Factory Indiana Illinois Vincennes Interstate Shorthorn Breeders’ Association

Vincennes to Host Big Fall Festival With Radio Studio

Vincennes Indiana plans a grand Fall Festival featuring a powerful radio receiving station at Third Church and Vigo streets. The Grebe CR 9 system will intercept concerts talks and opera broadcasts for thousands inside the Service Garage Building during the event.

Vincennes Ind Third Church Vigo Atlantic Pacific Howard

Remains of Herman Van Vleck Laid To Rest in Union Chapel

Herman Augustus Van Vleck born January 1 1845 in Pittsburg Pennsylvania died October 10 1922 at his Farmersburg home after a long teaching career in Fairbanks Turman and Graysville townships. He married Rossell Cushman March 21 1872 and leaves a faithful companion of over fifty years. Funeral conducted at Union Chapel by Reverends Johnson and Avery with a tribute quartet. interment in the church cemetery. FE A Billman returned from Columbus Ohio after attending a meeting of the Selected Morticians of the country.

Herman Augustus van Vleck Herman van Vleck Pittsburg Farmersburg Sullivan County Indiana Rossell Cushman Jefferson Township Graysville Narrows Fairbanks Turman_ townships Herman van Wieck Union Chapel Leslie Johnson Youngstown, Ind T. B

Sullivan County deed and quiet title suit filed

Complaint No. 19672 filed October 10 1922 by plaintiff represented by Schroeder and Price in Sullivan Circuit Court. Actions seek deed and quiet title to Lot No 11 Stratton's first addition Sullivan Indiana against nonresident defendants Blanche Sandberg John M Moore Annie Shields Tony Moore Axie L Holley Roscoe Moore Orville Floyd Moore with notice to appear by December 4 1932.

Blanche Sandberg John M. Moore Annie Shields Tony Moore Axie L. Holley Roscoe Moore Orville Floyd Moore Schroeder & Price Sullivan Circuit Court State of Indiana Sullivan County Stratton Sullivan Charles R. Railsback

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