Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 190, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 25 September 1945 — Page 4
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES .TUESDAY, SEPT 25, 1945.
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car and brought him to the office. Others already in the office were Dihone Slinkard of Newberry, a Mr. Scott of Newberry and Charles Kent of Linton. Winds estimated at between 60
. "; J and 65 miles an hour broke loose LINTON, Ind., Damage esti- aiong a narrow strip and cornmated at between seven and pletely ' demolished the hangar eight thousand dollars was suf- which was housing three planes', fered at .the Linton airport just ' As the building became twisted east of the city, late Friday eve- and wrenched, the office door ning when a storm of cyclonic jammed and the four men were velocity broke. forced to break out a window in
Linton received its share or order to get out. They were
lightening and thunder along hardly able to stand against the
with a drenching rain, but little strong wind, it was said and had damage was reported here. difficulty in reaching cars parked i When the storm struck .the nearby.
airport, Buster Brown of Bloom- Planes Damaeed
field had just landed nls "plane
and staked it own. Friends see-ing-4hat he-was not going to make it to the hangar, went in a
- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed Admin
istrator of the estate of William A.
Irake. deceased late of Sullivan County, Indiana, Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
AIjBBKT JJKAK-K. Administrator
Lewis E. drowning, Attorney.
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NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT Notice la hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of Ben Brown, rtecpaaed latfi of Sullivan County.
Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. ' .i
-l . . 8AKAH A.,BltUWIN. ' . ' i Administratrix Pice & Tennis. . Attorneys. ' .
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The plane most seriously dam aged belonged to Kenneth San
ders, who lives southwest of Lyons. The weight of the entire
building seemed to fall on the plane, crushing it into the
groiind.
A preliminary survey placed
the damage at more than thousand dollars.
The plane belonging to Dr. M. E. Tomak was also torn up to the extent of about five or six hun
dred dollars. This was dismantled and brought . into the Ford garage for storage after the storm. A plane belonging to Paris Vaughn of Linton and Jack Duncan of (BJoqmfield also cme? in for its 'share," although not quite
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as extensively. This amounted to about three hundred dollars.
Jim Harmon, manager of the
airport stated that the building was so twisted that all that could
be done was to tear it down, and rebuild it from the salvaged parts. -
SOCIETY
Honor Birthdays ' i
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Pirtle
entertained with a 1 o'clock
luncheon Sunday, Sept. 23rd, in
honor of the birthdays of Mrs. Pirtle and Mrs. Wallace Springer. Places were set for Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace SDrineer arid
granddaughter, Maryann, Mr. and
Mrs. Pirtle and sons, Paul. Dick
and Jimmie. The table was decor
ated with two lovely cakes and vases of gladioli.
Needlecraft Club .
The WednpsHpv Rent ok
meeting of the Needlecraft Club has been postponed until ' next
wees. Missionary Society '( Will Meet- - , The Baptist Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. Marcella Cox at 25 North West Street Wednesday at one o'clock for a covered dish luncheon. Please bring sugar for drinks. Visitors welcomed
Mrs. Lang McCammon. This is to be a covered dish . luncheon at one o'clock Monday afternoon, October 1st. Members are to furnish the vegetable, salad and bread courses with the hostess and. refreshment committee, providing the fried chicken and dessert. .. .. . Sorority Pledges Announced ' One hundred and 'twenty-two freshman women became pledges of the nine sororities at Indiana State Teachers College yesterday
evening during the colorful ribbon ceremony held on the Administration Building campus, at . 4
o'clock. They included: .
. Epsilon Delta Mary Jean
Keys, Sullivan; Lorraine Thomp' son, Shelburn. ,
Gamma Gamma Sharon Ford and Alice Jean Hamilton of Sul
livan. . ...-.
Lamda Delta Phi Naomi Hedrick and Mary Lou Snavely, Sul
livan. . , :p Pythiaji Sister : The iPythian Sisters will meet Thursday evening at 7:30. - The members of the Dugger Temple
will be present and-give the initiatory ceremony. All members are urged to be present and bring
sugar for drink, , . . . -
Alpha Delphian Members of the Alpha Delphian Club Will hflVP thai fi-ret foil
. w AAAiJI, mil 1 j uuu uvmji meeting jit the country home' of dues at. this meeting.
D. A. R. Meeting
D.A.R. will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 at the home of
Mrs. Gus Lowry. Please pay
"Gridirony" o 17th Annual Season
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The Golden Arrows, traveling
with precision and dispatch in the two opening games of the season, hit the first of a series of tough tests when they play Garfield at the Stadium in Terre Haute Friday night. . . . Although held to a 6-6 tie at Linton Friday night, the Purple Eagles should be one of the real powerhouses of Wabash Valley football this year. We're told they will, average
around 175 pounds per man and most of the starters will be veterans. . . . You'll remember that
the star-studded Arrows barely
came through against them in our own backyard last year, waging a
sensational three-touchdown drive
in five' minutes to overcome a two-touchdown lead and gain a bitterly contested victory. . . . Coach Bill Jones has had his fingers crossed all season and most dyed-in-the-wool fans believe we'll find out just how potent the 1945 Arrows are when they hit Garfield. ... The Sullivan team is one of the best conditioned outfits in- the Valley and their spirit is the finest we've seen in several years. That might make the difference between victory and defeat in the tough battles. . . Fans have been generous with
their support. Despite threatening, weather for the first two games,! a large crowd went to Washington j with the Arrows and another' large turnout of Arrow boosters
filled the stands at Bicknell Friday night. They'll storm Terre Paute Friday if the gasoline is available. . . Harry Wey, who I was line coach here under Spike Kelly and who helped tutor Sullivan teams to a number of championships, writes us a note appealing for a copy of the S.H.S. football schedule and writeup of the early , games. Harry, now a Captain in the Army, reports that he wa? on Leyte at the time he wrote, was leaving for Manila and will go to Yokohama from there. His outfit has been engaged : in
cleaning up any hostile guerrillas that hadn't surrendered. Harry, -who -expects te-be-in -the Orient
until next spring, hopes to be coaching football again by Auumn !946. He sends reeards to
"the' bl' gang" here arid also: dis-!
closes that his ' nine-month-old, red-headed son is 4 almost big
enough to don . a football suit. . . . Looking over the field we see that Evansville Reitz, generally a tough customer, defeated Boonville by one touchdown. Bicknell was beaten by the same margin by Boonville, which makes Sullivan look a little better than Reitz on comparative
scores. . . . westvule, Illinois, nosed out Clinton in a grudge game at Clinton and injuries suffered by Gilman, Wildcat star,
early in the game probably had no
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little bearing on the outcome.
. . . Vincennes demonstrated that j they have power with a topheavy win over their natural rivals, Lawrenceville, Illinois. ; ... New Albany crushed Bloom- j
ington in an S.I.A.C. joust and Brazil was subdued by a twotouchdown last quarter rally on the . part of heavily-manned Wiley of Terre Haute. It was a hard jolt to Brazil fans, who be
lieved they had their best team in .
years this time. . . . Robinson, 111, showed they still have something left with a close victory over Gerstmeyer of Terre Haute. . . . Spike Kelly's team kept winning, getting by LaPorte by a baseball score of 6 to 2.
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Bottles of 1000 LILLY'S SACCHARIN TABLETS 1-4 Gram Each. Bennett's Pharmacy "Always A Drug Store First" Phone '96
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Yellowstone National Park, John M. Thomas was in Terre
.Haute Monday.
Mrs. Martin Woodard sustain-
SULLIVAN-BICKNELL
LOCALS Charles and Joe Willey, npnhpws of Mrs. Harrv Rich-
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, . . . eu panuui injuries ounuay wncu mond, were guests in the Rich- lghe JeU gt hep on North mond home Sunday ' evening. West street and fractured her. Charles has recently ' been dis- wrist. charged from the United States Mr and c z Harbaugh 1 It van 4-1-i n iea ri tYQr I
Army aim mo u.uU, - " pp wppU.pnH eilPSts of Mr. and
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Midland.
The Neals are former residents
oer ih uic .. ""'"'.Mrs Fvorett Npal at
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First downs .' 15 Yds. gained rushing . . . 310
SnVimnrinf Sprviee.
Mrs. James Page and children of Sullivan.
7 and Mrs. Walter MonK ana sonj Miss Louise Hoskins of the 116 "spent the week-end in Terre Prudential Insurance Company 17 . Haute visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray-'en1oved a vacation last week.
101 mond Monk. 7 3 Mrs. Claude Dozier has return-
2 ed from St.
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Yds. gained passing
Yds. kicks returned No. of passes attempted No. of passes completed No. of passes intercpt. by No. of punts Average yds. per punt . .
No. of fumbles 2 Oppon'ts' fumbles recov. 2 Yds; lost by rushing ... 4 Yds. lost by penalties .. .' 35 Total yards lost "39 Total yards gained .... 433 Net gain (yards) . . 394
27 96 9 2 0 3 33
Mr. and Mrs. John Houses and daughter, Rosalind, of Poland,
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0 1 of Mr. and Mrs. mrry iticnmona
1 20 Kuepnc Hallard visited his
39 grandfather, John M. Thomas to her home in Poland with! her 234 Saturday night and Sunday. He parents after a visit here with 195 has just returned from a trip to her friend, Mrs. Abercrombie.
and daughter, Mrs. Marjorio Abercrombie. Rosalind returned
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