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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1921

Page

5

Local Notes From Hymera and Nearby Towns

Fairbanks Miss Lyster teaches science at the high school. Mrs. Ann Pound visits relatives in Park county. Mrs. Sarah Bostick and Mrs. Edna Kennett stay with Mrs. Lena Badger. Lewis Chowning and family at the old home place in Seymour. Golden Monk of Beech Grove does town business with Carl Eisner’s horse struck by lightning and killed. Sunday school grows. invited all to attend next Sunday. Mrs. Savanah Welsh and Mrs. Florence Gaston visit the Johnsons. Horner, Guss Chowning and Lewis Chowning buy new Ford cars. West Virginia visitors: Tom and Clyde Johnson and Will Johnson with the Johnsons. Township fair set for Friday and Saturday, Sept 25 and 24. W. T. Ransford returns to health. Hog epidemic in northwest township. Cash Morgan reports the disease “Fin” after a 26 head loss. Mrs. Louisa Brewer, Ida Pogue and Ruth Miller visit the Carruthers. Mary Scott, Ola Horner and Wilhelmina Scott visit Della Riggs. John Thompson and Steve Anderson baptized into Primitive Baptist church. D. Johnson of Atlanta, Ga. spends a week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Moore visit Mary Dickerson. Dora Russell of Terre Haute visits Lela Holmes. Fern Criss and Vernon De Baun visit Armsy Feacher at Sullivan. Death notices Millard Sharples in Toledo. he formerly lived here. Freshmen-Sophomore scrap ends with freshmen victorious after some were handcuffed at DeBaun gravel pit. Big dinner at Horner home for 20th wedding anniversary.

Miss Lyster Hymera Ann Pound Park County Sarah Bostick Edna Kennett Lena Badger Lewis Chowning Old Home Place Seymour Monk and Son Golden Beech Grove Carl Eisner Savanah Welsh Florence Gaston Johnnie Johnson O. E. Horner Guss Chowning Ford Tom Johnson Clyde Johnson Will Johnson West Virginia Riley Johnson Hiere W. T. Ransford Cash Morgan Louisa Brewer Ida Pogue Ruth Miller Ed Carruthers Mary Scott Ola Horner Wilhelmina Scott Della Riggs John Thompson Steve Anderson Primitive Baptist Church O. D. Johnson Atlanta Chandler Moore Near Sullivan Mary Dickerson Dora Russell Terre Haute Lela Holmes DeBaun

Community Notes from Sullivan and Surrounding Areas

Local residents and visitors are recorded in a string of weekend visits and social events. Families from Sullivan, Clinton, and Palestine travel to see relatives, with Rebekah lodge activities and church missionary society meetings noted. Ohio and Indiana connections include residents from Washington DC to Gary visiting kin in Sullivan, Greencastle, and Terre Haute.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims cure for catarrh and deafness

Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a liquid taken internally that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation of the mucous surfaces and restore normal conditions. The ad notes no claims for other diseases and offers circulars free through BK J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.

Hall Bk, J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Local Residents Visitville and Family Guests Around Shelburn

Mr and Mrs Sam Taylor and Mr and Mrs Floyd Taylor with son Ray visited near Shelburn. Mrs Harold Marts called on Mrs Hud Hill. Otto Jewell and Barnett Jewell hosted visits. Ralph Wible of Middletown visited Everett Wible. Floyd Taylor called on Otto Jewell. Chester Woodard and sons Howard and Warren spent time with Jerry Barcus family. Curtis Hopewell attended church in Concord. Charles Cochran near Shelburn visited Olin Moore. Roy Jewell and Levi Jewell with son Barnett also hosted. Jerry Barcus family visited George Barcus and son Lawrence in Farmersburg.

Sam Taylor Floyd Taylor Ray Oral Owens Shelburn Harold Marts Hud Hill Otto Jewell Barnett Jewell Ralph Wible Middletown Everett Wible Chester Woodard Howard and Warren Jerry Barcus Curtis Hopewell Concord Chas. Cochran Near Shelburn Olin Moore Roy Jewell Levi Jewell Barnett George Barcus Lawrence Farmersbureg

Graysville News Highlights Local Visits and Roads

Graysville reports Mrs. Wm. M. Moore visiting Sullivan West Virginia. Merom visitors include W. Bragdon G. T. Carrithers Chas Hawkins. Street grading on Laura Avenue near Masonic hall by Harris and Ridgeway. County road surveyors at work last week. lawns along right of way to be modified. Postmaster James E B Yager marked his 50th birthday with family and friends. Various local dinners visits and Sunday activities noted including Miss Allie Borders and Miss Merel Lloyd. Bro. Johnson returns from conference.

Roy Kelly Joe Gray Simday James EB. Yager C. H. Shields Terre Haute Allie Borders Helen Marguerite Cushman Helen Phillips Merel Lloyd T. K. Cushman Mary Cam Ransford George Mayfield Allie Parker Bro. Johnson

Dead Letter Office Museum Of Odd Parcels And Weapons

Washington Dead Letter Office houses a bizarre collection from parcel post including bombs grenades knives and firearms. Reports describe crates with hay mowing machines post holes diggers and rubber tires alongside window frames pictures and household goods. The feature notes the office processes millions of pieces yearly and still locates senders and recipients amid the curiosities.

Dead Letter Office Hand of Fate Perso Washington California Japan America

Akron youth Jesse Dix returns home from visit

Jesse Dix of Akron has returned home after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs M L Dix. He has taken a position with a large produce concern.

Jesse Dix Akron Chile M. L. Dix

Squires Recovers After Accident Refers Quietly

A man named Squires, injured in a recent accident, remained dazed until Wednesday morning but then spoke coherently. Attending physician Dr. W A Lisman expects full recovery.

Squires W. A. Lisman

Bond Sale Notice for Sullivan County Indiana Roads

Sullivan County Treasurer announces sale of 40 highway improvement bonds totaling 33100 dollars. Bonds bear 5 percent interest, issued Sept 15 1921, payable semiannually May 15 and November 15, maturing over 20 years. Bid deadline 12:09 AM October 7 1921 at Sullivan courthouse.

Sullivnty County State of Indiana Sullivan Board of Commissioners Sullivan County Elias A. Borders Board of Commissioners of Lansberry Riggs Et al Fairbanks Turman

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Gil Riggs Clay Product Company Drain Tile Sullivan Duncan Cyrus Hedden Greencastle Rebekah Lodge Sullivan Rebekah Lodge Winfred Reid Lucile Reid Arthur Pifer Palestine Mayme Elsie Daniels Washington, D. C James Daniels Ben Hoilman J. B. Hoilman Effingham Sam Denny Chicago Maude Burke Brake Rose Dilley Fred Boyer Pleasant G. T. Carruthers Arthur Asbury Carl McKee Clinton Jerry Wilson Wilson Reed Bede Johnson Salsbury F. H. Johnson Lara Hawkins Bonnie Milam Charles Milam Nancy Kelly Cora Cramer Wm. Dobson Young Lois Kelly Cincinnati Lizzie McLain Elizabeth Hatten Miss Hatten U. C. College Ellsworth Funk Gary Rea Heilman Familly the Missionary Society Christian’ Church Township Graysville Mrs. Wm. M. Moore Tha Dead Letter Post Office Massachusetts Avenue North Capitol Street Washington Monument Bowery New York Mott Street Swain Chinatown United States Army Weeks High Seas Kidd Gill Luke ‘Squires Coats Orion Col Jack Sky Pilot Taxpayer Whitman Bros Carlisle E. E. Walters Carlisle, Indiana P Snow Ind Rr Ip P. Snow
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