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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
7
The paper features renowned figures including Richard Lloyd Jones and Dr. Matthews, praised as top talents in editing preaching and cartooning. Through a special arrangement with the Publishers Autocaster Service, these newspaper stars contribute exclusively to this paper.
The text explains that smaller devilfish swim in shoals and alter color with surroundings. It notes a secondary defense, the ink bag, which releases a dark fluid to cloud the sea and aid escape when threatened.
An average of 2,175 persons each day join various churches across the United States, reflecting ongoing growth in religious affiliation and community participation nationwide.
The article traces life insurance as a by product of early maritime and transport risk practices. Owners insured ships and crews historically, with private policies issued by individuals before formal companies emerged.
Jud Tunkins argues that modern machinery has grown so advanced that an ordinary human looks small beside it, reflecting concerns about tech dominance over daily life.
Julian Huxley argues in Discovery that bird photography offers a preserve over kill. Observers who study birds from hides for days gain a view of life that fosters appreciation and protection.
A witty admonition advises men to pause and read when a woman promises to be ready in a minute, encouraging patience and restraint before rushing tasks.
Seth Bilken argues Sunday baseball is not sinful with biblical support. He cites playful puns linking Eve and Adam to bases and hits, Ruth in the field, Cain on a base, and Noah issuing rain checks in a humorous verse.
A collection of odd metaphors and misstatements about Liberty Bell, Yale Bowl, Long Island Sound, and other places paired with quips from Fuzzer and a line about a raft of friends. The tone echoes a humor column drawing on wordplay and local color.
In a domestic excerpt, young Ethel complains to her father that her mother lacks parenting know how. She laments being put to bed when awake and waking when sleepy, underscoring family tensions and childhood frustration.
Jacob Karch of Phillipsburg was killed Wednesday when he picked up a live wire. The story mentions his will requesting no songs at his funeral and ties to a family tale about his son Willie who, after a long service, decided to become a preacher amid a mother’s belief in his calling.
The Curry's Prairie Baptist Association held its annual gathering at Drake church near Fairbanks on September 21 and 22. A crowd of 650 to 700 yearly attendees enjoyed high quality feeding by Bro. Arn Johnson with two beeves of 1100 and 570 pounds, and social activities including ticket sales for Fairbanks Auxiliary and Community Fair. The meeting adjourned after 5 PM on the 22nd to reconvene in 1923 at the Oregon church.
Miss Glenn Yeager, cooperative weather observer, reports a week ending Sept 24 with mostly clear days and several cloudy periods. Temperatures ranged from 19 to 87. Rainfall totals: 0.21 inches on Sept 18 and 0.05 inches on Sept 19.
A sequence of real estate transfers from 1909 lists numerous deeds and exchanges in Hymera Turman Townships. Names include Shrum Living ston Johnson Henderson Holdson Exline Exline Mattix Fauvergue Schafer and Wright with parcels ranging from 1 to 3500 dollars and tracts in sections 2 6 8 9 11 and 12 including lots 3 4 6 7 24 and 25 and multiple 60 foot lots and 30 foot parcels in Giles Place Murphy’s Add Minkie’s Add Crowder Eaton survey and Briggs survey.
In Sullivan County Indiana the Circuit Court Sept term 1822 docketed a drainage petition by Morris Unger Hayden Vaughn and others for Gill Township land described as parcels in section 26 and 25 township 7 north range 10 west owned by multiple named individuals. The proposal includes a drainage ditch and three lateral drains to connect Rose Branch and highways in Gill Township. A hearing date is set with attorney Lee F Bays.
Edgar D. Maple as administrator of Hank C. Boone's Sullivan County Indiana estate has filed a final account with the Sullivan Circuit Court. A hearing is set for Friday October 13 1922 during the September term to determine approval of the report. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause if any why the report should not be approved.
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