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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1919

Page

5

Local residents move and visit across Merom area

Emerson Watson moved to the Manning farm after purchasing it. Sylvia Medsker returns to teach in Graysville schools. Eliza Beard visited her aunt Mrs. Allie Watson. Claude Campbell moved to the Thornberry farm and bought Jas Sinclair’s property. Several relatives visit, travel by Dodge, and respond to family health news in Merom and nearby towns.

Emerson Watson Manning Sylvia Medsker Graysville Eliza Beard Allie Watson Claude Campbell Thornberry Jas. Sinclair M. Ringer Dagger J. W. Keene Frobt. Vanhord Nancy Turman Jas. Heck Eph. Thomas House Hadie Sinclair Bluford Arnett Robi Vanhorn Ernest Stanley Isaac E. Brown

Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims and local notices

One hundred dollar reward offer for incurable catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Medicine marketed as a long standing remedy. The text also mentions local industry, farming, moving activity, visits, and anecdotes about residents and events in the village and surrounding areas with brief personal notes and minor incidents.

Hall Halli F. J. Cheney & CO Ohio

Local Social News From Indiana Township

Mrs. Sam Taylor and Mrs. Floyd Taylor and son Ray visited Mrs. Elmer Taylor and family. The Jewell and Wyman families, Branson and Stevens households on casual visits. Several dinners and outings noted with Indiana towns such as Hymera Terre Haute Indianapolis Farmersburg and Shelburn. Regular community greetings and visits described.

Sam Taylor Floyd Taylor Ray Elmer Taylor Will Jewell Barnett Jewell Shelburn Dorothy McDonald Raymond Wyman May Stevens Thelma Branson Henry Wyman Raymon Wyman Will Hood Sadie Hymera Lea Carrico Terre Haute Alvin Hood Luther Marts Kill Jewell Hammet Boone Evansville Chester Woodard Howard Farmersburg Levi Jewell Barnett Indianapolis Richard Taylor Dora Taylor Marie Otto Jewell Roy Jewell Oral Harris Oral Owens Lydia Woodard Alva Marts Ike Miller Robert Miller Dudley Hayworth Georgia Reed Gene Hosie Weaver Margarie Sylvester Marts Darline Gladys Marts

Mutual Gets Offices in Sherman Building Suite

The Mutual Truck Company rents three rooms in the Sherman building suite once occupied by Bays and Bays attorneys Bays and Bays will retain part of the suite.

Mutual The Mutual Truck Company Sherman Bays and Bays Attorneys Bays

Foutch Family Visiting Relatives in Indianapolis

Mr and Mrs C R Foutch and their children are visiting relatives in Indianapolis noting a family trip.

Mrs. C. R. Foutch Indianapolis

Marriage Licenses Listed For Indiana Couples

Marvel W Walters 21 farmer Paxton and Clare P Munich 21 Carlisle. William H Shelton 22 piece worker Terre Haute and Mary M Koster 24 Carlisle. Clarence Osborn 44 farmer near Merom Station and Mary Denney 35 Sullivan. William Otis Simmons 28 and Goldie M Brackall 28 near Sullivan. Walter M Evans 23 real estate salesman Indianapolis and Louise Lee Eaton 238 Sullivan. Harry Shaw 28 and Hallie F Ladd 28 both of Merom. Laurel G McCoskey 21 Fairbanks and Nellie J Pittman 18.

William H. Shelton Terre Haute Mary M. Koster Carlisle Clarence Osborn Merom Station Mary Denney Sullivan William Otis Simmons Goldie M. Brackall Walter M. Evans Indianapolis Louise Lee Eaton Harry Shaw Hallie F. Ladd Merom Laurel G. McCoskey Fairbanks Nellie J. Pittman

Sullivan Young Woman Married at Indianapolis

Miss Louise Eaton daughter of Mr and Mrs Will H Eaton and Walter M Evans a real estate salesman of Indianapolis were married at Broad Ripple church in Indianapolis Saturday afternoon by Rev Thomas. They plan to reside in Indianapolis and began a motor Eastward trip after the ceremony. Hazel Russell accompanied the bride to the wedding and attended the ceremony. The couple became acquainted at John Herron Institute in 1916 1917. The bride is a Sullivan high school graduate and an accomplished musician. Evans is a Rainbow Division veteran who returned from overseas service last spring.

Geo. Hallowell Rex Naylor Hallowell J. M. Cramer Webb Milam Near Carlisle Josephine Milam Fern Boone Sullivan County Hospital Alice Boone Alverta Whyte Indiana University Bloomington O. R. Mason Linden Indiana Mason Christian Church Alva Colvin Zoe Fleming Wabash College Terre Haute F. H. Johnson David Watson Indianapolis David Harlow John Hallet Carlisle Ben Wesner Bogard Hal White Anderson Louise Eaton Will H. Eaton Walter M. Evans Broad Ripple Church Rev. Thomas Evans Hazel Russell John Herron Institute Sullivan High School

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