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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
7
A call to join a life at sea invites readers to imagine voyages to major ports like Rio and Yokohama. The passage extols the allure of ships and ocean travel, urging a life rich with memorable journeys, knowledge, and sea tales gathered from worldly shores.
The Sullivan schools plan expanded music education for 1919 20 with Miss Alice Drobisch supervising music and drawing. Fredrick Sharp leads the two city orchestras and the high school band as applicants audition for band positions. Basketball teams form for girls under Mrs. A W Youngblood with schedules set for the city gym.
Indiana plant and livestock program schedules six one day institutes in Sullivan county this winter with topics on soils crops and dairy led by speakers including Mr. Anderson Mrs. Kline and Mr. Martindale Local chairmen are Perley Johnson John Barnett W W Watson Harry Dilley and John Whipps The Purdue extension urges youth involvement through contests ushers and youth papers to boost engagement
A Chicago News excerpt by H Addington Bruce stresses that good health is a key element of a strong personality. Following practical daily rules improves health, increases self confidence, helps tackle business problems, and enhances personal influence.
For dull speckled mirrors a cleaning and polishing technique uses whiting mixed with cold tea to form a paste. Apply on the glass with warm tea, rub, dry with a soft cloth, then polish with tissue paper for a bright finish.
A Big Springs Homecoming and Rally Day featured pleasant weather, a full program, and a church lawn dinner. Dr Martyn Summerbell of Starkey Seminary Palmer Institute spoke, C B Hershey urged Christian fellowship, and musical performances by Hallie Pound and others complemented the day with visiting guests from Sullivan Indianapolis Frankfort and New York.
Notice states a petition with 100 tax payers seeks the appointment of a Memorial Committee by the Sullivan County Commissioners. The session is set for the first Monday in November 1919 at the Sullivan County Courthouse. Frank M. Daniels, Auditor. First insertion Oct. 15, 1919.
In Sullivan Circuit Court September term 1919 MESHA MAMILTON FANNIE P HAMILTON SHACKALET ROGERS et al Complaint No 18322 quiet title action. On October 2 1919 plaintiffs filed their complaint with attorney A G McNabb against nonresidents Shackalet Rogers and others. They are notified to appear or demur by December 1 1919 at Sullivan Court House or the complaint will be heard in their absence. Clerk DAVID GILES. First insertion Oct 8 1919 3t.
The Sullivan Circuit Court commissioner will sell at public sale in New Lebanon Indiana on November 13 1919 the real estate from cause 18199. Properties include multiple lots in New Lebanon laid out by Thomas B Springer and James Mason plus a described portion of lot 24. Sale terms are cash in hand with parcels offered separately or all together. Commissioner L H Kalley notes first insertion October 22 1919.
Trustee of Turman Township in Sullivan County Indiana sets sale for October 25 1919 at 10:00 am of a parcel in the southeast corner of the northwest quarter of section 12 and northeast quarter of section 9 township 8 north range 10 west. The land lies in School District Two with oil and gas reserved including rights to mine and pump beneath the premises and to erect necessary power houses and pumping stations. Cash terms. bidder rejection right. description includes neighboring highways.
The piece traces melons to seventeenth century France with ancient roots in Egypt and mentions their spread to America via the Portuguese. It then notes Finland covers about 144000 square miles with 125689 land and a population around 3.084 million and cites low literacy.
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