Local Socials Highlight Neighboring Families Gatherings
Mesdames Levi and Otto Jewell and Olin Moore spent Monday with Mrs. Chas. Moore. Several families from Farmersburg near Pimento and Hymera visited relatives, shared meals, and attended a surprise dinner honoring Will Hood and wife on their anniversary. Senator Harding's Terre Haute speech was heard by multiple households Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Levi
Otto Jewell
Olin Moore
Chas. Moore
Alvin Hood
Wanda
Ruth Lucile
Amanda Allen
Farmersburg
Hud Hill
Hiram Drake, Jr
Fairbanks
John McDonald
Edna
Sam Taylor
Levi Jewell
Floyd Taylor
Ray
Raymond Wyman
Ison
Gene
Lina O’neal
Curtis Hopewell
Stephen Clark
Oral Harris
Harris
David McKinney
Roy Jewell
Harry Spicher
Ed Brown
Near
Pimento
Jerry Barcus
Geneva
Chester Woodard
Small
Lydia Woodard
Barnett
Charles Moore
Senator Harding
Terre Haute
Mr. Hood
Will Hood
Near Hymera
Public notice of abandonment by Maude Zaager in Sullivan
William Zaager announces that his wife Maude Zaager has left his home with their child Lenora Gwendolyn and that he will not be responsible for debts or accounts incurred while they remain away. First insertion dated October 26, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Zaager
Lenora Gwendolyn
William Zaaver
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Mr. Farmer
Fordson
LICKSKILLET ITEMS From the Bloomington Star
Ed Hawkins planned a ride with Salina Baker but bad weather kept them home. Jim Spivins is famed for corncob pipes and a sharp jack knife. The Hacker boys form a red suited quartet for the grand opening of a new barber shop next Saturday. Constable Si Plum continues his quiet anti bootlegging campaign. Peruina Fish grew poorly after dinner on Tuesday. Doc McFadden diagnosed stomach combustion from pork and cabbage. Hartsock started city improvements with a new roof on his smoke house. The Bixler twins were caught egging Aunt Sally Hawkins’s hen-house. Aunt Sally warns of confinement for unruly children. Pastor Eli Perkins jokes about Job’s patience and the back salary in a Hardshell church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hawkins
Salina Baker
Salina
Jim Spivins
Hacker Boys
Si Plum
Hoplight Avenue
Doc. McFadden
Quite Hartsock
Bixler
Sally Hawkins
Sally
House of Correction
Eli Perkins
Job
Hardshell
Real Estate Transfers
Real estate transfer notices supplied by Schroeder and Price of Sullivan County detail property transactions recorded for the period. Abstract system owners advertise their services and highlight complete local title records for buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder & Price
Sherman Bldg
Sullivan County
Property Transfers and Coal Co. Deals Across Town
Ledger lists multiple real estate and mineral transfers. Geo Porter to James Cox and Laura Cox for 3500 in sections 25 and 36. Moore to Knight for 750 in section 29. Cox to Porter for 2500 plus lots. Hamit Luzader to Lemons for 120. Forbes to Denney for 200. Sebring to Lash Drake for 1500. McClanahan to Lash Drake for 15000. Gambill to Pinolman for 15000. McNabb to Clayton for 4000. Dorroughs to each other for 600 and 1800. several parcels sold to Templeton Coal Co for 1350. Kendrick to Logan for 3300. Draper to Owens for 500. Fox purchases. Case to Keene for 500. Zimmerman and Stoll to Asbury for 750. Annis to Prather for 700. McQueary to Kelley for 1. Allen to Cox for 500. Cox to Wilfred for lots 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Geo. Porter
Jas. H
Laura F. Cox
QO. T. Moore
Wm. E. Knight
Jas. H. Cox
Geo
Bertha Porter
Lyonton
Hamit Luzader
R. Kb
Janie Lemons
Yakey Istex Coal
Barbara E. Zimmerman
W. N. Asbury
A. F. Stoll
Hymera
Chas. Annis
E. O
Anna L. Prather
C. & Beasley
Geo. McQueary
John Kelley
W. Ash C. Co
R. C. Allen
J. F
Mayme Cox
Wilfred
Advertised Letters At Sullivan Post Office 1920
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana Post Office as of October 20 1920. Unclaimed items will move to the Dead Letter Office after ten days. Names include Mrs Laura Greenway Mrs Knomlet Mary Hallowell Lizzie Monroe Mrs C A Thompson Mrs Clara Wilson Hobard Mattey L M Carli N B Davis Harris Charley McCandlish Ivan and others. When calling for these letters say advertised and give date advertised. WM E Aydlotte P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Greenway
Laura
Hallowell
Knomlet
Mary
Monroe
Lizzie. Thompson
C. 8
Wilson
Clara
Mattey
Hobard
Brown Coal Co
Carli
L. M. Davis
Osborne's Self Adjusting Rupture Appliance Ad
Promises relief for ruptures with DBR appliance. Provides office hours at Stud Floor Traction Terminal Building and contact details.
Rain Desperately Needed at Big Springs
In Big Springs the community appeals for rain to ease water scarcity for livestock. Local visits span Sullivan and Terre Haute as residents attend church, family events, and travel for work. News notes include Dr. Durham’s family visit, Emerson Watson’s business trip, and residents returning home from Sullivan hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.T. Collier
Sullivan
Will Durham
J. B. Durham
Caughter
Lela
Dr. Durham
B. W. Stoddard
Big Springs
Warren Watson
Ray
Terre Haute
the Woods
Emerson Watson
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Ray Watson
A. B. Gray
Goldsmith
Tom Mann
Anna Lucile
Sullivan Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Township
Ry Tee
the National Bank
OF Sullivan
Wot Gill, Jr
Fars: Loan Co
Crowder Pouilding
East Sige Square
Indiana
Henry Ford & Son
Hofmann Auto Sales
The
Bloomington Star
Curry
J. W. Forbes
D. W
Laura A. Denney
O. M. Sebring
Lash
Drake Et al
Hardy A. McClanahan
Gill
Wiley Gambill
Lawrence Pinolman
A. George McNabb
G. W. Clayton
Haddon
J. W. Dorrough
Ervin
Dollie Dorrough
Grace Dorrough Et al
Hamilton
Templeton Coal Co
Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Red Cross
Moving
Red Cross Shoe
Okig Siemon
West Side
Ind
Dr.Osborn
Osborn
Traction Terminal
DR. Osborn
Dbr. Osborne
T. P. Mann
Tom
Dr. Hershey
Doyle and
Barnes
Ella
Josie Eno
Will Burke
Roy Sparks
Merom
the Terre. Hautd Star
Sullivan Union
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