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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1923

Page

3

A Daughter of Sullivan Achieves Distinction in Many Lines

Stella Hinkle Lang of Sullivan later moved to California and became a noted civic leader in San Diego. She organized the first county Federation of clubs in 1898, led San Diego clubs, served as Red Cross secretary, and promoted Y M C A and Women’s Auxiliary work. Her efforts helped grow clubs to about 75 with 8000 members and supported service men during and after the war.

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Community service and recreation for soldiers in San Diego

A hostess describes her volunteer role at a soldiers’ recreation center with weekly dinners and dances for enlisted men. She notes membership and guest cards, the value of befriending the boys, and her renewed interest in joining the D A R, especially a chapter named Nathan Hinkle, during a visit home to Sullivan after 27 years.

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Wayward Dog Fable and Cat Quip Parade

A quirky note combines a fable about an automobile bug and a pondering cat. The text ponders a mouse trap as a potential labor saver or a threat to the cat’s job, referenced with a playful Arkansas Thomas Cat tone.

Wayward Dog Fable Arkansaw Thomas

Building the Nation under the Articles of Confederation

Historian Henry W. Gardes surveys the 1775 plan by Franklin and the 1781 birth of the United States under the Articles of Confederation. The piece details signed hesitations, Maryland’s initial refusal, and John Hanson’s pivotal demands, plus centralized-power arguments, the weak central authority, and the path to the Constitution.

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Sine Die: Transition to the Present Establishment

The fragment notes an adjournment on March 2, 1789 and states two days later the current establishment succeeded. It references months 1781 to 1789 and hints at a historical parliamentary or organizational change leading to the present body.

Gorilla Beats Monarch in Forest Clash

A lone gorilla attacks a lion to defend its family, killing the intruder in a bold forest confrontation. The incident highlights the gorilla as the sole aggressor against the lion during territorial intrusion.

Gorilla Monarch

Education's Value in Freedom and Knowledge

A quotation by Julia Ward Howe asserts that education preserves life’s key by providing a liberal education that secures freedom through adequate knowledge and habitual thoughtful reflection. It frames education as essential to informed citizenship and liberty.

Julia Ward Howe

Unable to parse readable historical note

The readable text is garbled and lacks clear events or identities to summarize. No distinct person, organization, or location can be reliably identified for a factual two line record.

Merom State Bank Report September 14 1923

Merom State Bank of Merom Indiana presents its September 14 1923 financial statement with assets of 135 690 05 and liabilities including capital stock 25 000 00 surplus 4 000 00 and deposits 100 690 05. Cash on hand 3 806 00 bonds 150 00 loans and discounts 1 002 48 and other items such as interest paid 1 549 78. The cashier G T Carrithers swore to the accuracy before Notary Corwin S Phillips on September 20 1923.

A. G. McNabb W. V. Bragdon G. T. Carrithers J. M. Mason Merom State Bank Merom Indiana State of Sullivan

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