Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 98, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 16 May 1945 — Page 3
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- -WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1945 J PAGE THREE
Poor Digestion? Headachy? Soar or Upset? Tired-Listless? Do you feel headachy and upset due to poorlv digested food? To fi-el cheerful and happy again your food must be digested properly. Each day , N ature must produce about two pints of a vital digestive juice to help digest your food. If Nature fails, your food .may remain undigestedleaving you headachy and irritable. Therefore, you must increase the flow of this digestive juice. Carter's Little Liver Pills increase this flow quickly "often in as little as 30 minutes. And, you're on the road to feeling better. Don't depend on artificial aids to counteract indigestion when Carter's Little liver Pills aid digestion after Nature's own order. Take Carter's Little Liver Pills as directed. Get them at any drugstore. Only 25. .
BANQUET STARTS 7:30 a. m. INDIANAPOLIS (UP) Employees for a busy Indianapolis war plant will hold a banquet May 18 but at 7:30 in the morning. Those invited work nights. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the estate of Curlus Spencer has this day filed in the office of the clerk of thf Sullivan Circuit Court his final report of his account with said estate, and that the same will be heard by the Sullivan Circuit Court on the 2nd day of June, the same being tjle 24th Judicial day of the May term! 1915 of said court. , Creditors, heirs and legatees of said decedent therefore are hereby notified to appear in saU court on said day : and show cause why said report I should not be approved. MARTIN L. PIGG. 1 ' Administrator. I Witness my hand and seal of wiid I court at Sullivan this 9th day of May, 1H'I5. .TAMES H. RINGER. 'Clerk of Sullivan Circuit Court. Pigg: & Tennis. Attorneys. 1st ins -6-9-45 2t.
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Indiana Defence Rcloca'ion Corpora! ion In Co-cperation With The United States Government OFFERS FOR SALE BENTON COUNTY. INDIANA TWENTY-FIVE FARMS ranging in size from 80 to 240 acres. Twelve of these farm!; are fully improved, one is partially im- . proved and twelve unimproved. All farms located on jnod roads with market facilities available in nearby towns. Land in fair to good state of fertility. Buildings and land adapted to general crop and livestock farm in?. ' WARREN COUNTY, INDIANA . ELEVEN FARMS ranging in size front' 80 to 304 acres. Six of these farms are fully improved and five are unimproved. Good market facilities available in nearby towns All farms located on good roads. Land in fair to good state of fertility. Buildings and land adapted to genera! crep and livestock farming. TIPPECANOE COUNTY. INDIANA FOUR FARMS of 120, 112, 120 and 124 acres respectively. Two or these farms are fully improved, one s parthUy improved and one is unimproved. Land located on good gravel road abeut six miles southwest of Lafayette. Good market facilities available in Lafayette and nearby towns. Land in fair to good state of fertility and adapted to general crop and livestock farming. KNOX COUNTY. INDIANA SEVENTEEN FARMS ranging in size from 80 to 356 acres. Nine of these farms are fully improved and eight are unimproved. Farms located south cf Vinccnnes in river bottom with good market facilities available in Vincennes and nearby towns. Mostly level bottom, land l. good stale of fertility and adapted to general crop and livestock farming. x -SEALED BIDS on approved forms will be received by, the Regional Business Manager, Farm Security Administration, 342 Massachusetts avenue, Indianapolis 7 Indiana, until 2:00 p.m., CWT, June 12, 1945 and then opened. To secure bid forms, details of sale, etc.. write or see: i ; . ; ' ! , . -
. NORTHERN AREA Victor II., Davison, Manager Indiana Defense Relocation Corp. Post Office Building Lafayette, Indiana.
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Mrs. Fern Willis and Mrs. Reva Haines of Sullivan spent' Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kentz Morrieal. ' Miss Lois Morin of Indianapolis was home over the weekend. The Ohio Thrift club met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Payne have gone to Roann. Indiana to make their home. Mrs. Ada Sluder attended the Army-Navy club at Graysville latt woek. Carolyn Stevens is expected to arrive this wer;k at the home ;f her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neewcr for a visit. THIEF IlETLKN'S WAR BONDS WATKRViLLE, Men "'(UP) Four months after a burglar ,;tol3 $2,500 in war bonds and $13 in cash from Frank Joseph's home, the bonds- were returned. However the tkieY kept the cash. Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If yon suffer from rheumutift. arthritis or iit-wltta iulu, try thin Fluipte iuexpwmlvu home recipe, tli.it thousands are ualns. (ict a packlitre nt hu-Ex 'nmpuund, & two-we It supply, Toduy. Mix it with a quart of vaUT, aud the Juice of 4 lemoiia. It'a eusy. No trmiblt jit all and pleasant. You mvtt only 3 tulilwjinwjih fuls two ttrui-a a day. Ottpn within 4H lioura soiur liiut's overnight splendid nwilta are obtained. If tho puina do (t qultkiv leuva and If you do not Uh-1 better, r:itirn the empty package and ftu-lix will cost you uotltin to try as It la Hold by your drufcelat under an absolute money -back guarantee. Ru-Ei Compound fa for fiulo anil recommended Bennett's Pharmary and drug storftg everywhere. 223 Sullivan ' KNOX COUNTY Kenneth W. Harris County FS A . Supervisor LaPIante Building Vincennes. Indiana
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U. S. Ialantry School Photo The 30 calibre light machine pun, one of the Infantry's most devastating weapons, wUl be demonstrated in the "Here's Tour Infantry" show whichwill be given in more than 00 cities throughout the country during tho Mighty Seventh War Bond Campaign. Here's Pfc. Luther V. Zumwalt, Tulsa, Okla., explaining the gnn to Miss Agnes Holmes of Columbus, Ga. Your purchase cf Vi'ir Bonds is needed during the Mighty Seventh. .
CRAYSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Ocie Haines and Norma Jean of Plainfield, spout Satui'doy night at Len Bell's. Loren Harris and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knox. Mrs. Ruth Haines was surprised Sunday with a dinner in honor of Ivor birthday. Those present
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V. S. Signal Corps Phoic Leader Inspects Tanks. Accompanied by British oflicer, Gen. Eisenhower exainines tank on visit io British headquarters in Holland. War Bonds help furnish tanks for U. S. forces, too. U. iS. Treasnty Dcparlmeni
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were Telia Haines and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Ocie Haines and Norma Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Len ; Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kinnett and children, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wampler and children and Mr. and Mrs. Noah Moore. Mrs. Haines received several nice gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Wolvertine spent Sunday at Harry Wade's. Aunt ; Nancy Bicknell visited Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Burke the first of the week. . Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Clark
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JUNIOR HIGH INTEE3 - CLASS CONTEST CLOSES
The Junior High inter-class contest ended this week with a .final score of 410 points for the eighth grade and 285 points for , the seventh grade. The last twoi i events that were held between! the classes were the Assembly programs and the Softball games. The scholastic events of the program reached a climax with the presentation of a seventh and an eighth grade assembly program on April 27. The seventh grade program was built on the theme, "The History of Indiana." Zoe Coulson was the mistress of ceremonies, who introduced the scenes of the pantomime in rhyme. The first scene, an Indian Village, depicted the home life of the Indians. The women carried their papooses on their backs. The men bartered their furs with the whites. The chief, Wesley Cox, and his braves, Charles Reed, Leslie Cox, Aimer Oldham and John Neal, danced around the fire. The second scene, pioneer days, showed a cradle, two hundred years old, in which a baby received the attentions of a pioneer mother, Mary Frances Allen, and also of a sister, Harriet Knowles. The costumes were authentic for that period. The gaiety of the day was expressed in the "Virginia Reel" which was danced by Carolyn McCoy, Carolyn Milan, Anna Lou Morgan, Richard Thudium, Bobby Boston and Johnny Neal. The final scene was' the seventh grade chorus, under the direction of Miss Williams, singing "Back Home Again in Indiana." Clifford Rice and the chorus sang "On the Banks of the Wabash," followed by the national anthem. i Miss WUliams provided music for the pantomime; Miss Shepherd trained the dancers, and the whole cast was directed by Mrs. Powell. The eighth grade program called "The Hollywood Cavalcade," which consisted of imitations of various movie and radio stars. Billy Mac Smith as Bob Hope was the master of ceremonies, while other stars who appeared on this program were: Barbara Scott as Betty Hutton, who sang "The Rocky Horse Ran Away;" Don Davenport as Bing Crosby, who sang "Evelina," Jim mie Sevier -as Frank Sinatra, singing "Saturday Night;" Martha Hamilton, Shirley Chambers and Joan Godfrey appeared as the Andrews Sisters, singing "Straighten Up and Fly Right;" Linda Weisbecker as Katharine Hepburn gave a monologue entitled "Beauregard." Jerry' McCammon topped the performance as a Powers model. This program was written and directed by the following student committee: Jinny Robinson, Donna Whitmore, Ann Briggs and Jimmie Scott. The judges tied on the decision and each grade received 25 com7th
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REPORT that the Duke of Wind, sor, who resigned as governor general of the Bahamas, may be come governor-general of Canad? was branded as "completely un. founded" by official circles' in thf Dominion capital. The duke antf h'S wife, the former Wallis War. field of Baltimore, are now ir, New York, (International) petition points in the contest. The athletic events were climaxed with two softball games.' The eighth grade boys won over the seventh grade by a score of 31 to 0. The eighth grade girls won over the seventh grade by a score of 59 to 7. The eighth grade boys' winning team consisted of the following players: L. Lemmons, U. Uecker, jb. Heady, a. i Deckard, J. McCammon, J. Sevier, R. Brown, J. Pirtle, D. Dav-1 i enpori anu v. cieusue. I I The eighth grade girls' winning team consisted of the following players: M. Anstead, N. Jordan, M. Hamilton, M. Waldorf, R. Goodman, B. Usrey, P. Hallbeck, E. Wilson, J. Shipman and J. Walters. An award day will be held Friday at a student assembly program, sfl FACTOGRAPHS The temperatures of the exploding gases in the turbine of a Jet-propelled aircraft get as high as 1,200 degrees F. The efficiency of the jet-engine increases with heat. Venezuela's petroleum production may reach 050,000 barrels dally during the first quarter of 1945, ' T n Thirty per cent of the south's commercial fish are landed off the North Carolina coast,
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