Annual Welsh Reunion Held At Hunt's Grove
The Welsh family reunion for descendants of pioneer James Welsh met in Hunt's Grove, near Sullivan, on Sept. 11. A long 80 foot lunch table hosted a bountiful noon dinner with lemonade and an afternoon program followed by ice cream and watermelon. The list of attendees includes many named families from Terre Haute to Sullivan, with plans for the next gathering on the second Sunday in September 1922 at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt’s Grove
James Welsh
Fairbanks Township
Wash Bostick
James Harris
Redith
Vevian
Douglas
Alonzo Hunt
Jesse
Vernia
Jolly
Elsie Beatle
Terre Haute
J. Dana Johnson
Setha Hunt
Robert
Esta
Carson
Gladys Emily
Ida Belle
George Fuller
Scott Fuller
Keith
Robert Harmon
Eldon
Roy Ransford
Stanley
Carl Romine
Elva
Emmett
Earl
B. S. Welsh
Paul
Thelma
Lexie Trueblood
Carl
Annetta
Earl Gaston
Ceci Welsh
Stetson
Clarace
Virginia
Vera
C. M. Welsh
Angie Kisner
Ollie Peacher
Nellie
Armsy Peacher
Sullivan
Veo Kisner
Wilhelmina
Everett Trueblood
Ester
Noma
Leotta
Benoni
Francis
Willie
Harry White
Anna Jane
James
Tommy
Carlisle
Bert DeBaun
Arvis
Local real estate transfers list compact parcels and buyers
Shelburn to Daisy Osborn 550 for lots 166 167 Cherry Dals ex coal Saml Bradshaw to Rosella Osburn 1200 for lot 8 Lovelace 1st ex coal C H Ehrmann to Anna Lowry 850 for multiple Park Place blocks ex coal and oil etc Haddon Two etc. Several other township transfers listed with prices and parcel descriptions plus an ad for Tanlac from Dougherty Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Chas
W. Dougherty
Daisy Osborne
Saml. Bradshaw
Rosella Osburn
Lovelace
C. H. Ehrmann
Anna B. Lowry
Park Place
Haddon
Harry E. Smith
Aury E. Smith
Final account of Mary C. Hays estate filed in Sullivan County
Will H. Hays administrator of Mary C. Hays deceased files a final report with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The court will hear on September 29, 1921 to show cause why the report should not be approved. Attorneys Hays & Hays note the 1st insertion on September 7, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lovelace
Blanche Hayden
James Dodd
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
T Ce
John C. Chaney
Will H. Hays
Mary C. Hays
All Must Stand Together for Common Prosperity
Fragmentary quotation urges unity and collective effort toward prosperity and salvation, stressing that individual progress depends on advancing the common good. The garbled line ends with a partial word, suggesting speech about solidarity.
Lines to Be Remembered Fortune as seen by a sharp observer
A reflective motto explains that fortune favors the attentive eye. It notes fortune is blind yet not invisible, urging careful observation to discern opportunities. The quote attributed to Lord Pacon underscores vigilance in seeking advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Pacon
Department of the Interior
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Wm. S. Bennett
J. N. Gray
Bennett
Zoie Holdson
Leonard
Ruth C. Meek
Lily B. Eslinger
Stewart
Stephen Bell
Sinclair & Poynter
Wm. H. Bridwell
Frank Nicholas
Wm. T. Mellett
F. J. Nicholas
Jackson
Wm. R. Willis
Carie A. Willis
A. Jefferson
Quincy M. Wolfe
John
Sarah J. Burris
A. Chas. Sage
Wm. Harbison
Pleasantville
Tanlac
United States
Canada
Dougherty & Walters
Toledo Blade
America
Toledo Weekly Blade
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Sullivan Union
Sullivan ,End
Hays & Hays
Honey By
Parcel Post
Tee
Boone Saunders
Merom
Seitz
C. E. Fisher
Optometrist
Seitz Jewelry Store—Sullivan
South Side Square
the National Bank
OF Sullivan
Furnace
Laer
C. E. Warren