Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 143, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 19 July 1945 — Page 3

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Rev. -Frank Wimp of- Cass, filled his regular appointment at the Paxton Methodist Church Sunday morning. Funeral services for Mrs. Frank McCoy were held at Emison Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock

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with burial at the Oaktown 1 Mary Sherman Hospital. ' cemetery. I Mrs EUzabeth Collins and Pfc. George Rogers is home for Mrs Fred storckman ot ,Cara thirty-day furlough with his me called on tne.r auntf Mrs.

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry

Rogers and family. Charles Nash went to a clinic in Terre Haute Monday for observation and treatment. Tommy Leslie and daughter, Mrs. Helen VanMeter of Indianapolis, were called here last week 'due to the illness of Mrs. Tommy Leslie who) was injured in a fall at her home east of Paxton and is confined ' to the

Anna Cox Sunday afternoon,-' Mrs. John Bowen and - Mrs. Adrian Borders were in Sullivan Friday. Miss Norma Brannon of Indianapolis, vMrs. Earl Brannon of Bedford and junior Brannon of the U. S. Navy, were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Brannon-an"d Mr. and Mrs. Otis McCammon. .. ( George Boling .'of Palestine,

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Round, Sirloin and T-Bone Steaks Beef Roasts and Boiling Beef. Lunch Meats, Butter and Lard.

Fresh Fruits & Vegetables

Head Lettuce, Celery, Fresh Tomatoes, Green Beans. Carrots, Onions and Cabbage. Canteloupes, Oranges, Lemons, Grapefruit, Plums, Peaches and Apricots.

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, Over The Milwaukee Road - giant 4-8-4 coal-burning loco- ; motives speed military traffic across the prairie and great 4wi. .r plains states to Harlowton, " r- , Montana 1,3 3 miles west of Chicago. This is the first step on ; the Jong, hard road to Tokyo.

Mighty electric locomotives, powered by electricity from mountain streams, haul heavilyloaded, 100-car freight trains wifdyover the Belt, the Rocky and the Bitter Root Mountains. This electrified zone extends 440 mountain miles.

3400 h. p. Diesels maintain the pace westward from Avery, Idaho, to Othello, Washington. 226 milesalong the shadowy St. Joe River and through the Coulee Country.

The last lee via The Milwan kee Road White Coal" again for 216 miles over the Cascades and down to the sea. At Seattle-Tacoma, and other Pacific Ocean pons, rails end and the Navy and Merchant Marine take on the transportation job.

To get his fighting men to their homes and then on their way toTokyo, Uncle Sam is depending on his Railroads. They must not and vill not flag nor fail in carrying out this tremendous responsibility.

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SOXICE -OF HEARING TO DETERMINE THE NECESSITY FOR RKASSKSSMENT OE MINERAL- IN

-HAMILTON CURRY, JACKSON, , CASS, JEFFERSON AND H ADDON TOWNSHlrS, SULLIVAN COUNTY. INDIANA - , ! Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter Nineteen (19) of the Acts of 1937 of the General Assembly of the State

of Indianar-such provisions being''

She s as Lively as a Youngster Biso identified as section 152B of the Now her Rackacha la better Laws of Taxation and in view of the Now her Backache is Detter fact that numerous petitions have been Many sufferers relieve nairgmg backadie fjled witn tne gtate Board of Tai iVvThu00 Commissioners asking for a reassesswtti ou? rft W T& gurry; Jackson. SMS m0St M &b0Ut 3 SuifHrvSr CntyHai?anaTTat When disorderof kidney function permits " i?" 2, wWlte! poisonousmattertoremaininyourblood.it on the 27th day of June, 15, adopted maycauaenaggingbackache.rheumaticpains. resolution declaring its belief that leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up is deemed necessary, in order to nights, swelling, puffinees under the eyes, maintain a uniform and equal rate or headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty assessment and iaxation, that all the passages with smarting and burning some- mineral in Hamilton. Curry. Jackson, times shows there is something wrong with Cass, Jefferson and Haddon Iowbyour kidneys or bladder. ships, Sullivan. County, Indiana, be Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan'a reassessed. Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully The State Board of Tax Commisby millions for over 40 years. Doan's give sioners, will conduct a hearing as to happy relief and will help the 15 miles of the necessity for such reassessment in kidney tubeB flush out poisonous waste from , the Sullivan County Court House, m your blood, Get Doan's Pills. j the City of Sullivan, said hearing to I be held on Tuesday, July 31, 1945, at MMMM10:Q1 A. M. i -j. j i j v j, I All mineral owners and taxpayers Visited friends here a few days of Hamilton, Curry. Jackson, Cass, last week ! Jefferson and Haddon Townships Sullit,t , ' van County. Indiana, who are affected Mrs. Charles Dugan Spent hy PUCh assessment resolution, are Friday With Mr. and Mrs. Bill hereby notified to appear at said , hearing and show cause, if any. why Grass and sons near Carlisle. ,,lirh reassessment should not be Mrs. Arnold Ford, Mr. and made. Mrs. Harry Meek and Mrs. Mar-," WSSr garet Creager of Sullivan, were this th dy of June. .isms. guests Friday evening of Mrs. sTones of Indiana Cress Dailey. ' Otto C. Wulfman. Chairman Lightning did quite a bit of lZrBieYcI. Member, damage to the Sandusky Pigg Attest: . barn Friday night, also an elec- ftloUe- Secretary

trie pump ana : otner eieciric aDnliances were nut out of com

mission. (home after a visit here with Mr, Miss Ruth Roseberry of Terre and Mrs. Floyd Owens.

Haute is the guest of her cousin, Miss Mary Dean Rogers.

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Mrs. Hirum Hall and children called on friends here Sunday night. " . Mrs. Dorothy Hall called on

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Tipton of Marie 0wens Monday.

Princeton, visited Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Louis Crosby

Frank Orr of Maplewood Sun-' visited Steve Ban Sunday

day.

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Eldridge

Several from here attended the were in Sullivan Saturday eve-

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Bruce Holmes spent his vacation in Fairbanks last week.

Frank Orr was in Terre Haute

Tuesday." Mr. and Mrs. James Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norris and i were in Terre Haute one day last son of Chicago, have returned ' week.

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. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dyer visited Mr.- and Mrs. David Houston Sunday evening. Mrs. . Alexander Brown called

on Margaret Moody Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. John Hall called on Mrs. Alexander Brown Sunday evening. Mrs. Mary Roberts and Mrs. Roy Dyer of Dugger, called on

Mrs. Alexander Brown Monday. Mrs. Roy Dyer and Mrs. Alexender Brown were In Sullivan Monday. Mrs. Faye Ringer visited Mrs. George Young Sunday evening.

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