Sullivan Area Happenings Include Moves Auctions and Nuptials
Residents report several moves with Harris leaving Rourke Farm for Paxton and Burke family relocating nearby. Jesse Medsker buys Ham Burton property. Bluford Arnett holds auction. Will Watson debuts as auctioneer. Patton and Walter wedding at Terre Haute now on a Sullivan County farm. Telephone system repaired after a storm. local road project advances. Emmett Nowlin recovering health. Clapp Slader back from Kentucky to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Badger
Com
Ransford
Will Watson
Bally
Cox
Jawndee
Henry
Bicknell
Missouri
Chas. Swarth
Kansas City
Kans
Henry Ingersoll
North Dakota
Busseron
Sullivan County
Emmett Newlin
Clap Slader
Kentucky
Emmett Nowlin
Local Farm News and Social Roundup
Mrs M A Rose spent last week near Rufus DeHart s. Albin Bicknell attended the Arnett public sale at Graysville Friday. Evert Trueblood returned Thursday after a three week trip to South Dakota. A large ice house on J F Patton s farm burned Wednesday night with several tons of ice destroyed. The public sale of Charles Morris personal property Thursday drew a large crowd and good prices. Morris has sold his farm near the Narrows to W A Burton and Mr Kellar and will go into Shelburn business. Charles Mayfield moved from Lansberry Riggs farm to C F Whitlock s. Col Emery Drake of Carlisle was guest Wednesday night of A F E Harrison. Mr Vanguilder of Prairie Creek was guest Sunday of Ray Trueblood and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Rose
Rufus DeHart
Albin Bicknell
Arnett
Graysville
Evert Trueblood
South Dakota
J. F. Patton
Charles Morris
Morris
Narrows
W. A. Burton
Kellar
Shelburn
Charles Mayfield
Lansberry Riggs
C. F. Whitlock
Col
Emery Drake
Carlisle
A. F E. Harrison
Mr. Vanguilder
Prairie Creek
Ray Trueblood and
Local Social News and East Shelburn Facilities Report
A compilation of visits and gatherings around Hymera and nearby towns with multiple families calling on friends, church events, and Sunday services. Mentions attendances at the Baptist Association, Sunday school rally plans, and several trips to Sullivan, Terre Haute, Chicago, and North Liberty along with local baseball support and funding for team expenses.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine declared a constitutional remedy
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined and six years was thought incurable. Local remedies failed. catarrh is a constitutional condition. Hall's Catarrh Medicine by F. J. Cheney & Co is taken internally and claimed to cure. A $100 reward is offered for any case not helped. Sold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Ifall
FE. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Tolede
Th. Hall
Fairbanks Community News Recap and Local Events
Fairbanks residents host Ozro Williams guest and celebrate new boy birth. Missionary Baptist Association meets at Hymera. Homer Dilley returns from Bluffton for the county fair. Weiner roast on the Narrows sand bar. refreshments include Weihers melons coffee. Several families visit Carlisle Terre Haute and Terre Haute show. Stockholders elect Fairbanks Bank directors Ira Drake and others. O E S Chapter confers degrees to Mrs Wilson and Miss Pound with guests. Primitive Baptist services held. Fairbanks defeats West Union in a four game series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozro Williams
Illinois
O. M. Chambers
Marians Drake
Missionary Baptist Association
Hymera
Homer Dilley
Bluffton
Ind
Narrows
Weihers
C. M. Welsh
John Pogue
T. J. Welsh
Gertrude
Carlisle
Gladys Cowan
Earl Pound
Terre Haute
Ruby Drake
Petersdorf
Fred Wernz
Alonzo Hunt
John Bowen
Geneva
Jerome
Doral
George Fuller
Tom Adams
Jas. T. Mayfield
Ruth
Will Albee
Setha Hunt
Lizzie Eisner
Dane Johnson
Fairbanks Bank
Edgar Strain
Willis Drake
Arthur Drake
Jas. L. Bradbury
Elza Jennings
Sarah Wilson
Ertis Pound
West Union
Prairie Creek
Fred Reynolds
Tom Hayhurst
Richard Rusk
Nellie
Clark
Jfr
Dale Clark
Burcnard
Primitive
Merom Christian Church Homecoming Highlights Merom college
Members and friends of the Christian Church at Merom gathered for the first annual homecoming and convocation at the Hatten Memorial chapel. Rev W S Alexander preached and led a noon dinner for over two hundred. Talks covered church and school founders, with strong prospects for the college including enrollment, endowment gains, and a new Athletic director Everhart who will field a football team. Their opening game is next Saturday at Merom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Doyle
Baughman x and Robertson
Pleasant
Church
Merom
C. B. Hershey
Hatten
John Creager
George W. Buff
Jennie Page
Everhart
Mercm
Weather Notes and LocalPolitics in Sullivan County
Weekly weather report for Farmersburg by Miss Glenn Yeager shows temperatures from 20 to 88 with clear and partly cloudy days and 0.12 inches of rain on the 26th. Cullop campaign event in Carlisle draws 22 men, no women, in a partisan crowd. Ordinance 95 defines Sullivan city boundaries and dis-annexes eastern areas effective Sept 28 1920, signed by Mayor Henry H. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Co-Operative
City of
Sullivan
Indiana
Township 8
Wolfe
Welman
Towit
Wolf Street
Wolfe Street
Section
Henry H. Smith
John Gravemier
Ind
Administrator Appointed for Hester A. Miller Estate
Notice announces George F. Patton named administrator of the estate of Hester A. Miller of Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is alleged solvent. Attorney John Chaney listed. First insertion September 29, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester A. Miller
Sullivan County
Indiana
George FL. Patton
John €.Chaney
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Phoenix
Julius Hatry Shoe Co
Kern Medsker
Bloomington
Mabel
The
State University
Frank Patton
Tressa Walters
BE. A. Borders
Riley Ransford
Bluford Arnett
Jesse Arnett
Prof. Sinclair
Kingsley
the National Bank
OF Sullivan
Elmer Trueblood
James Pittman
Baptist Association
L. L. Johnson
Carl Lester
Township
Joe Swift
Ace Pittman
Alvin Hood
Olin Moore
Clarence Barcus
Chicago
Eastham
Levi Jewell
Otto Jewell
LaVada Rice
Youngstown
Will Jewell
P. T. Lloyd
Chester Woodard
Harold
Jerry Barcus
Calvin Ridgeway
Daisy
Howard
Tom Mills
Oscar Phillips
Barnett
North Liberty
Chas. Rice
Will Pittman
Lulu Branson
Will Bennett
Lydia Woodard
Will Marts
Elsie
Verne
Liberty
Wilma Hood
Juanita Baker
Joseph Birlingmier
Tilelen
Fairbanks
Riggs Clay Product Company Drain Tile Sullivan
Friends of School
William Allen CuMop
Congress
Haddon Township
Cullop
Thompson
Hoosier Bargain Store “Service
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Maxwell-Brown Shoe Co
White Boras
Kirk Olive
E. Lindley
H. L. Stratton
G. G. Billman
I. J. Keys
H. 8. Leach
W. K. Frakes
P. A. Barco
L. A. Stewart
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