Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 30, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 February 1945 — Page 6

SULLIVAN DAILY TREES- FRIDAY. FEB. 9, 194.

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The Women's Prayer Circle will tnpot at the home of Mrs. Julia Milburn. There will be a special Boy ! Scout Candlelight Investiture Ser-

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This Morning Headlines FLOODS FEARED AS EASTTHAV"5- Thawing weather moving across the northern half of the nation from the west toward the snow-buried East increased the possibility of eastern floods last night, particularly in Pennsylvania. . ' " ' r"" Chicago forecasters said the warmth was unlikely to reach'Perin-

sylvania and other northeastern states before noon today. Pennsylvania and federal authorities, however, had virtually that entire state , alerted against the menace of the combination of ice jams, rising j temperatures, deep snow and a prospect of rain, a situation that preceded the disastrous 1936 floods. .

' TO PROBE DETROIT MANPOWER USE. The Senate war investigating committee announced that it is sending an investigative staff to Detroit to look into manpower utilization in war plants there. I fhe inquiry is part of the committee's general investigation of man-1 power use such as it recent inspection of the Norfolk Navy Yard where, a subcommittee repor-sd, "wholesale" waste of manpower was uncovered. i

SEIZE GRAIN STOCKS IN REICH.The Nazi government com-

mandeered all German grain stocks for bread as the food crisis increased within the Reich and Heinrich Himmler was reported to have taken over the" death-stand defense of Berlin.

DEMOCRATS ASK PROBE CONTINUE. Senator Theodore F. Green of Rhode Island, chairman of the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections, yesterday presented to the Senate a resolution by the Indiana Democratic State Committee asking for a continued investigation into the recent Indiana general election. The resolution was adopted by the state committee Jan. 31, 1945. The resolution was filed while Senator Green's committee on campaign expenditures was awaiting a report by a subcommittee which made an investigation in Indianapolis last December of charges of conspiracy and fraud in the Indiana vote. The resolution asking further investigation charges that there was "widespread fraud and illegality practiced by certain Republican officials ... to prevent voting by Democratic and independent voting;" that thousands of qualified voters were prevented from voting and that ''because of the formulation and carrying out of this criminal conspiracy, Democratic candidates for public office including the Democratic candidate for United States senator, were de-

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action in Italy November 23, 1944, W. Branstetter of 332 Nort has been awarded the Purple Court Street, for treatment; M

Hurt moHni and has sent it home James Ralev of Sullivan run

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Luke Field Base Chapel at Luke Field, Arizona, by Capt. John: Hingspn on Jan. 27. . i Mrs. Osborn is a graduate of the :

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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Homer G. Yl'eisbeeluT, raster

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vsnavely. Su'pV. ' ' ' i am Monday night. ; Morning Worship, 10:45. Theme: j : "Be Good." I FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Westminster Pioneers, 5:00. Leader: Zoe Coulson. R. M. Criswell, Pastor Wednesday Bible Study, 7:30.' Nothing so demonstrates the Subject: Colossians. divinity of Jesus as His willing-

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Mrs. Joseph N. Elliott of Phoe-

ness to face life, to meet it headon, to pay the price of being the

public Christ. He was blind neither to

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world richer. Church School at 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship at 10:35 A. M.

Youth Fellowship at 6:30 P. M. Evening Worship at 7:30 P. M. 1 Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. v f k r; :

The vows were heard 1 at:' the

HOME FROM OVERSEAS Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Barre and daughter, Vera Kay are spending his 21-day furlough in

'Sullivan with Mr. and' Mrs. G.

home there with her grandparents, beautician and operator of the F. 'Cleveland, and other relatives Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barcroft-. . Charm Beauty Shop, is now at- and friends. She and her husband will make ,tached to an American Army Hos- , Sgt. Barre has recently returntheir home at Phoenix temporar- pital somewhere in, France. He ed after a year overseas having ily. I had been stationed in England been on missions in England, " ' 1 since November 14th. His wife and France, Belgium,, Holland and ! vrtu cmro I-two children reside in Sullivan Germany. Ite1 was returned to M.W .suns cn North Section Street. thP sinl tar hosnltalization. -

Rex -Arthur Reed vs. Margaret Abigail Reed. Complaint for divorce. I

route two, for observation.

Dismissed Feb. 8: Pruden

Brown of 409 . West Washingt

Street; Robert Knew of 708 Sou

State Street; Mrs. C. W. Bost and daughter of Jasonville.

mEioiiiFiu!; The Brown-Out Is Here We're Co-operating With "The Save-Fuel Campaign." Our outside lighting may be dim but inside . the show is as entertaining and colorful as ever. Our Box Office Will He Open lhe Usual Hours.

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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Jack Anderson; Pastor ; 9:30 Bible-school with Harold Campbell, Supt. ' 10:40 Worship and Communion. Sermon: "O Ye of Little Faith." 4:00 Vesper Hour. 5:00 Endeavor Societies.; . 7:30 Wednesday, prayer meeting. 7:30 Thursday,, choir rehearsal. We shall be happy to have you worship again with us this Lord's Day. We were happy to have you With us during the Vesper Hour. . . . we trust you shall come back again this Sunday. "He does not really , live who lives at war with God."

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Kt.UMVES PURPLE HEART KOSPTTAT, NOTES

Pvt. Joseph Davidson, son of Admitted Feb. 8: Mrs. Doyle J Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davidson of Swaby of Linton rural route Shelburn. who was Wounded in thre for' observation; Mrs. H.

Ask Your Grocer for , Hesmer's OLD-FASHIONED LYE-HOMINY Manufactured by ' Clyde M. Hesmer, Inc. Evansville. Ind.

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No need to frown, fuss or punle when you're faced whh a slack of accumulated bills. Get a loan from us to pay them in full and free your mind of worry. Figure out how much you need to "clear things up". Then let us know. Just come

in or phone. FIDELITY LOAN COMPANY Up stairs east side square. Sullivan

REV. GEO. HUFF A revival meeting at the Pil

grim Holiness Church at Merom will begin next Monday night. Rev. George Huff of Indianapolis, will be the evangelist, speaking each night. Dale Emory, also

of Indianapolis, will be the special singer and musician for the meeting. Rev. Huff is well known in Sullivan county, having spent many of his earlier years around Merom and vicinity. Services each night at 7:30. A cordial invitation is extended by Pearl Dean, pastor.

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In most communities, and certainly in ;this one of ours, no lines are drawn between the well-to-do and those less fortunate. For all who call us, we have the same quality of work, the same motor equipment, the same chapel facilities. The only possible difference is in the price of materials, and this is strictly a matter of choice.

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C. 0. DILLINGHAM, Mgr. -. SULLIVAN, IND. Our flocks are pulloruin controlled U. S. Approved.

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Baby

HATCHING each MONDAY and THURSDAY. BARRED, WHITE and BUFF ROCKS. AUSTRA WHITES on MONDAYS ONLY. ORDER EARLY and DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED.

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Chicks!

We have SOME FINE WHITE and BARRED ROCK CHICKS will be 2 WEEKS OLE MONDAY. We INVITE you to INSPECT these BIG HUSKY CHICKS in our brooder house 1st door south of the Hatchery. YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN FINER CHICKS ANYWHERE.

moder Stoves!

Our shipment of COAL BROODERS has arrived and some are spoken for. GE1 YOURS. THESE ARE ALL WE WILL HAVE.

Large Size Priced At Only $26.00 ' , Our line of REMEDIES is UNEXCELLED. Come in and talk chicken.

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