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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1923
Page
5
Leo Phillips returned to Canton Ohio after a pleasant week’s vacation. He was accompanied by his brother Harold who has a position with the Pennsylvania railway system. Brother Avery came back from the conference session and may return to Graysville.
Local items report varied events from farming and oil activity to moves and visits. Ralph Pound uses an egg beater on his bicycle signal while Lon Pennington digs potatoes with a scoop shovel. Several families plan relocations to Riley Ransford and Ridgeway properties.
Naomi and Paul Bennett and others hosted a party for Marie Miller. Families visited Hymera and attended a Sullivan farmers picnic. Cars arrived in the neighborhood, a Chevrolet owned by Olin and Mrs. Moore and a Ford owned by Chester and Mrs. Woodard. Nearby guests included Mt. Vernon and Terre Haute visitors.
Big Springs notes show Mable Medsker leaving for Bloomington to begin studies at the state university for the year. The piece records local movements include Rev Bennett preaching soon and a Pitser children reunion at Warren Watson's home with several families attending despite sickness.
The second annual Harding family reunion was held Sunday at the Jackson township scout camp. Eighty six relatives gathered for food and songs including Praise God from Whom all blessings flow. Attendees from Terre Haute Maysville Kentucky Newport Graysville Dugger Sullivan and Dugger attended. Several relatives live in the Harding community including John Charles Joe Okley and Claude Houpt families. One member Aunt Lou Louise Taylor passed away last April. The crowd left about 5:30 after a day of games readings and entertainment.
Miss Glenn Yeager charts a weekly weather summary for Farmersburg for September 10 to 16 with daily high and low ranges including clear and cloudy days. The entry notes Mr. and Mrs. C H Stratton driving to Louisville for the National Leaders Association convention.
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