Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 176, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 5 September 1945 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- WEDNESDAY, Sept. 5, 1945.

United Press Wire Service.

Eleanor Poynter Jamison Manager and Assistant Editor

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Sullivan, Indiana Telephone 12 aul Poynter Publisher roe H. Adams - Editor

ECONOMIC FOOTNOTE TO POTSDAM The world has suffered much in the past 25 years be

:ause of economic illiteracy. The leaders after the last war vorshiped the economic illusion that Germany could be made ;o pay for the war. Later we were told that Germany and

taly could not make war. It was simple they just could lot afford it.

In the Potsdam announcements Russia said she had no

nterest in German gold but would take her reparations in nachinery and equipment and goods. British and American

eaders are still chained to the economic fallacy that a nation :an have more machinery and goods than is good for it. This

s why they will continue to scramble for gold to bury in ;heir vaults. ": . Also it was announced that German industry would be lecentralized. Our guess is that a few years hence Germans vilj thank us for this and wonder why American industry loes -not decentralize. They will have found that decentralizaicft is mdretiof less efficient.

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THE LARGEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION 1ft SULLIVAN COUNTY Offers You The Lowest Interest Rate On Loans. Total Resources In Excess of $6,000,000.00 SUNM STATE BANK Safe Since 1875 THE PLACE WHERE YOUR GRANDPARENTS DID BUSINESS "Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Poor Digestion? Headachy? Sour or Upset? Tired-Listless? Do you feel headachy and upset due to poorly digested food? To feci cheerful and happy again your food must 'be digested properly. Each day, Nature must produce about two pints of a vital digestive juice to help digest your food. If Nature fails, J ?our food may remain undigested eaving 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

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Jerusalem Chapter No: 81

number of friends called to con- lips, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mains Cafe. Missouri, Tuesday, August 28th, at

gratulate the widely known and daughter, Joan, of Pans, lll., The couple will reside at 209 5:00 o'clock p. m. The Rev. A. T. couple. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richmond Washington Park St., Brooklyn, Mcllwain performed the double " i and son, Doyiie Ray, of Terre New York. ;ring ceremony. Bed well Reunion 'Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Rov Pittmanl Mrs. Freehouse. the vuoneest The vnnno nnnnlp was attpnHH

The annual Bedwell reunion and children, Matilda, Eddie and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer by V. L. Cockelreas, brother-in-1 Jerusalem Chapter No. 81 will be held Sunday, Sept. 9th in Jerry, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.lWilkey of 107 S. 13th St., Terre' law of the groom. R- A. M. stated meeting Sept. 6 Humphreys Park, located east of Alton Banifield and son, Rich-1 Haute, is a graduate of Graysville The bride is employed at the All members urged to attend Linton. All relatives and friends ard, of Pontiac, Mich., and Mr. High School and was employed at K. B. Smith Jewelry Store. T5 visitors welcome.

are welcome. and Mrs. Kusseii .Richmond ana yuaKer Maia Detore leaving for Blocher has just returned after 21

son, James. .New York. I months overseas duty.

F 1c Freehouse is the son of1 Mrs. C. J. Freehouse of Holland, M'DONNELL-MORIN

Michigan. Entering the service in Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDon-

Mr. Richmond received

nice and useful gifts.

many

From where I sit Joe Marsh

Jeb Wilklns loses the wanderlust

. Jeb Wilkins was always a great one for' traveling. Uvvo weeks a. year he uSed to cover more ground than a Pullman conductor. Used to come back from vacations tuckered out. : But the war has changed all that. Gasoline shortages - and eaving space on trains for servlee men bas got Jeb spending bis vacations home . , . and liking it! "Never knew staying home could be such fun," says Jeb. ."Outdoor barbecues . . , sitting around and chatting with th?

kids and family . . . basking t the siinshinswiih a glass of cold befer . . . that's living," Jeb says, frmn w'here I sit, Jeb's discovered what millions of other A mericans have learned through the war. Whether your choice is beep or buttermilk ... horseshoes or checkers... a quiet book or a bit of friendly conversation . . . there's no place like home . . . where we grumble the most and get treated the bestt

PUBLIC SALE Having sold my home, will offer for publk auction a!e the following household goods ' ' " FRIDAY, Sept. 7 ., At 425 So. Main, at 1:30 P. M. -: Electric sweeper; hand sweeper; dishes; lamps; pans; rockers; dresser; music cabinet; duofold; tables; 1 laun

dry stove with pipe oven; 1 heating stove; New Perfection 5-burner oil stove, built-in oven; stone jars; canned fruit; garden, tools; chicken feed grinder; pedestals;

trunks; wall cabinet; pictures; 8-day clock; 1 radio; books; bed, springs & mattress; roll-away bed & mat

tress; square dining table with six chairs; round dining cable; kitchen cabinet; Perfection oil stove; old-fashioned

.ofa; stand table; bookcase (glass front) ; Congoleum rug; rocker;' 2 shoats, 175 lbs. each. "' ' ' ' Joe says other things too numerous to mention. Terms of SaleCash Mrs Jess Huff, Owner

JOE SOUTER, Auctioneer PERCY GRIEVES, Clerk j Not responsible in case of accident. I

SOCIETY Old Friends Club The Old Friends club will meet at the home of Mrs. Cora Wilkey on South State Street Thursday. Triple T Club The Triple T Home Economics September 12th, at the home of Mrs. Zeltha Goodman in the afternoon meeting. Members are urged to be present. Visitors welcome. Rebekah Notice

Sullivan Rebekah Lodee will

meet Thursday, Sept. 6 for regular meeting. Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp Royal Neighbors will meet Friday, Sept. 7th

All officers are asked to please

attend. Missionary Society . The Zelma Harbaugh Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet at the church Friday night, Sept. 7, at 7:30. All members are urged to be present. Golden Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Palmer celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary today at their home at 332 North French St. A large

Dungan Reunion The annual Dungan reunion milt ho KoIH npvt SunHav Spnt

9th, on the Merom Bluff. All J WILKEY-FREEHOUSE I January 1944 he has spent the nell of Sullivan announce the i

relatives ana irienas invnea to M. . . N n WI1Ifpv u i""" ""-"' marriage 01 uieir uaugmer neuy come and spend the day. Lunch I JTthrMt v i rll ab.oard the US'S- Houstn- He, to Sgt. Don E. Morin of the Unit-

will be served at noon. Please ; V: "l : 0 ,,,,' ur,h w wears nree campaign bars, ed States Marine Corps. Sergeant

' V V , i tour DatUe stars and the Purple Morin is the son of Charles Morin !

Wendell Cox, II. P. Earl Handford,Sec.

bring own table service.

' uiuHHinif in "Meir Vnrlr fitv Ancr. '

'ust 23. Lt. (jg) John Wayland per

formed the ceremony, during

Birthday Dinner

Friends and children of Mr. and which hrfai ajrs were played.

Mrs. Russell Richmond gatnereci Tne bl.;de was gowr,ed in pow nt their home north of Shelbucn der blUe crepe an(j wore a cor, to celebrate Mr. Richmond's Gist j.age of retl rosebuds.

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ROBBINS-BLOCHER Announcement is made of the

marriage of Miss Betty Robbins,

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THURSDAY ONLY Sept. 7 SUSPENSE! TERROR "and LOVE!

DARK WATERS

Plus, Color Cartoon

100 Good Reasons To See This Show

TIME, 7:30

of Sullivan. The wedding took place in Calvary Baptist Church in Washington, D. C, on Saturday,

Aug. 18. Girls! Women ! If you lose so much dur- ' lng monthly periods that you feel weak, The bride, who wore an after-1 "Oragged out"-tbte may be due to low

daughter of Grover Robbins of wi, 'nt h l lioou tron. bo uy wu a. rinKnam s

birthday. Well-iiled baskets oi F 1c and Ml.s Uaymond WU. Sullivan, to T5 Bill Blocher, son corsage of orchids, was attended help bullet up . d blood in such cases, angel food cake, chicken and oth- jy . brother and sister-in-law of of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Blocher of by Mrs Jack Moore of Freder- Finkham's Taoieis ure one or the greatel foods were served at noon. . , the bride, were the attendants. Springfield, Illinois ' which was trkhw Va Mnrino Srt .Tank 5?.. bi?tl"1!0". t0'.a". 5'0Ll cau buy"

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Followins the ceremonv a re- solemnized at. thp Ppnt

Mrs. Lee Irey, Mr. and Mrs. NiO. ception was held at Longchamps Methodist Church in St. Louis, Sergeant Morin. I

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1:fors YOU decide to cash that War Bond wait a J minute. . For the last 3 years, you've been buying Bonds steadily -saving part of every dollar you earned. You've formed the habit of saving. You've been accumulating money against unforeseen troubles or a time of need. You've been -w orking to build up a nest egg and by golly, you've got Uncle Sam helping you do it! Every time you putj in $3, he will make it $4 if yoiihold your Bond o maturity. You've been laying aside money to Help safeguard your

job after the war? and help guarantee a healthy, proiperom Country for us all. You've been helping to fight inflation and to keep prices down. xLast, but by no means least, you've been sending your dollars into the fight backing up G. I. Joe. You don't want tundo all you've done. It just isn't smart. To say that it's cutting off your own nose is to put it very, very mildly. ' ' , DON'T cut off your own nose. Ifting on to your Waf , Bonds. Hang on to them till they come due and meantime, buy some morel

FAITH WITH OUH FIGHTERS t BUY, WAR BONOS FOR KEEPS.

The Treasury Department of the United States Deeply Appreciates the Contributions ; Of the Following Merchants In Making This Advertisement Possible:

MILBURN'S PHARMACY THE FASHION SHOP . WABASH OIL CO.

THE LIBERTY CAFE MAXWELL-BROWN SHOE CO. DUDLEY CHEVROLET SALES

THE INDEX NOTION CO. , SPRINGER-GOUCKENOUR CO. SULLIVAN DECORATJNG. CO. COUNTY HARDWARE DILLINGHAM HATCHERY CITIZENS GARAGE

SMITH DRUG STORE W. G. RIGGS & SON HARDWARE SULLIVAN MONUMENT CO. FORD'S GROCERY - i HUBERT SEVIER STANDARD STATION . ' HARRIS'S ECONOMY MARKET .