Local co operative sale draws crowd. township gossip noted
The Sullivan area community held a co operative sale Monday with many residents attending. Numerous social visits occurred through the week including Mrs. Harry Douglas and baby with Mrs. Dolly Douglas, Alvin Hood and daughter shopping in Terre Haute, and gatherings with the Owens, Jewell, and Taylor families. The funeral of Mollie Kirkham at Farmersburg drew a large crowd.
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Sullivan
Harry Douglas
Baby
Dolly Douglas
Will Bennett
Farmersburg
Alvin Hood
Mabel
Terre Haute
Oral Owens
Sam Taylor
Mesdames
Otto Jewell
Oral Harris
John Rogers
Gladys
Noble Wambaugh
Dudley Hayworth
Hamit Boone
Mollie Kirkham
Liberty
Floyd Taylor
Ray
Grover Elliott
Fairbanks
Will Jewell
Barnet
Jewell
Sam Engle
Near Sullivan
Charles Moore
Leslie Tucker
Terre Traute
Oral Slarrs
Harry Allan
Greencastle
P. T. Lloyd
Roy
Chiciren
Concord Church
Pink Treed
Pivimera
Alyin
Ama
Otto Jesself
Local social notes and community updates from Sullivan area
Guests include Mr and Mrs Leslie Siner and Mr and Mrs Loren Siner with kids from Youngstown. Visits span Terre Haute Carlisle Prairie Creek West Terre Haute Sullivan Shelburn and nearby farms with news on Typhoid fever illness quilting bees births deaths and a basketball team prep and hopes for another undefeated season.
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Leslie Siner
Loren Siner
Youngstown
Chas. Cochran
Near Shelburn
Olin Moore
Big Springs Exposition Highlights Old and Fine Works
Sylvia Medsker judged Carlisle exhibits Friday and Saturday. A display of fancy work some over a hundred years old impressed attendees alongside quality cakes and fruit. Local residents, gatherings at Emerson Watson's, Cushman and Green households, and a prairie aeroplane sighting by Turman accompanied a busy weekend with cemetery work and a funeral at Union Chapel.
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Sylvia Medsker
Carlisle
T. J. Mann
Homer Bicknell
Shore
Wm. Springer
Emerson Watson
Mary Medsker
David Cushman
Bert Fisher
Hymera
John Green’s
Stevens
Will Watson
Ross Turman
Turman
Prairie
A. G. Cushman
Joe Bragdon
Warren Watson
Mann Cemetery
Will Burke and Sons
Sulivan
Haddon Township
Ed P. Jackson
Pearl Laughery
Union Chapel
Autumn Notes from Graysville Town and Surrounds
Graysville reports mixed autumn weather and local events. Mrs. William Graham broke her leg after tripping on a wire last Friday evening. Pearl Laughery’s overseas death is noted with a burial at Union Chapel and a Robinson Illinois escort. The Melody Singers will perform on October 22. An airplane offered rides near Com Aires field. Local gatherings included birthday celebrations for Mrs. Homer Bricknett and missionary meetings in Terre Haute. Neighbors and families are mentioned with visits to Palestine Illinois and Sullivan.
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William Graham
Pearl Laughery
Union Chapel
Robinson
Ill
Melody Singers
Com Aione’s
Bob White
Frank Bruner
C. F. Whitlock
Chas. Riggs
Mary Foutz
Iva Drake
Terre Haute
Jas. FE. Yager
Palestine
Wm. M. Young
Esther
Ray Smith
Washington
Ind
Whoover
Homer Dbicknett
Frank J*nson
Gus Ransford
W. N. Burnett
T. J. Mann
Edgar Hanley
Thelma
Ruth
Corwin Phillips
Merom
Sullivan
W. A. Ransford
Charles Bottorff
Ransford
Illinois
Flem Rankin
James
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh. The liquid medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. Druggists carry it. circulars are free from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Wheat sowing completes as township work advances
Wheat sowing neared completion in the community last week with only a small acreage left. Road work began on the township line west of the church. Merle Whitlock, teaching at Hymera, spent Sunday at home. Multiple local families visited Terre Haute for meetings and social events including missionary gatherings and church activities at Drake church.
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Merle Whitlock
Hymera
Edgar Strain
Rufus DeHart
Fred Wernz
Carl Lester
Co. E. Thixton
Terre, Haute
Charles Riggs
Clarence Whitlock
Iva Drake
Terre Haute
Genie Hans
George Kersey
C. ER. Whitlock
Drake Church
Lynn Johnson
Advertised letters in Sullivan Indiana postoffice Oct 19 1921
List of unclaimed letters in Sullivan Indiana postoffice as of October 19 1921. Ladies include Cutts Harris Tedman Smith Willis. Gents include Critchfield Davis Keene Osborne Rariden Sisk Wilkey Wright and others. Callers must say Advertised and give date advertised. Public notice by WM E Aydelott P M.
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Sullivan, Ind
Cutts
Willie. Harris
Fannie
Tedman
Jennie M. Smith
Ruth. Willis
Esther
Critchfield
Geo. Davis
Abe. Keene
Audie
Osborne
Voorhees
Rariden
William
Sisk
Dennice
Wilkey
Paul
Wright
Clod
WM. E. Aydelotth
P. M
T. H. Star and Union One-Year $4 Rate
A notice states T. H. Star and Union offers a one year subscription at four dollars. The brief listing outlines terms for renewal and payment. Local readers are advised to contact the office for specifics.
Weather favors farmer in Indiana crop report
The weekly report by George Co. Bryant for Indiana notes favorable outdoor work despite heavy frosts. Corn curing well with 5 percent earworm damage and mold. wheat seeding near completion. rye acreage rising. potato yields variable but quality good. Pastures and meadows strong. tobacco better than expected. apples small and stored. hog cholera abating but heavy losses. general stock in good condition. farming labor plentiful but high wages expected.
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George Co. Bryant
Indiana
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Two Miners Burned in Gas Explosion at Vandalia Mine
Herbert Reagan and Jacob Owens, miners from near Dugger, were seriously burned at Vandalia mine No. 16 when a gas pocket exploded late last Wednesday. They are hospitalized in county facility and are thought to be recovering.
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Herbert Reagan
Jacob Owens
Dugger
Vandalia Mine No. 16
Holm C. Bursum Elected to U.S. Senate from New Mexico
Holm C. Bursum a Republican has been elected to the U S Senate representing New Mexico in a recent state result.
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Holm C. Bursum
U.S. Senate
New Mexico
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