Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 235, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 27 November 1945 — Page 4

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' NOTICE TO NON-KESJDENTS I THE STATE OF INDIANA, SULLIAN COUNTY. In the Sullivan Cir- ' lit Court. November Term, 1945 I Ruby Case

Complaint 'No.Se8060i I daughter, Betty, to Albert Brasche Now comes the plaintiff, by Pies (of Evanston, III., on Nov. 15 at 'tennis attorneys, and files her i ' , ,, ntnplair.t herein, together with an 10:30 p. m. The double ring cererfidavit of a disinterested person mony was performed in the presuat said defendant Herbert A. Oaan j . - , , j c .u not a resident of the State of Ind- hence of a few Close friends Of both

na; that said action is Complaint r Divorce and that said non-resident -fendant i3 a necessary part thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given iid defendant, last named, that unss he be and appears in said county i the courthouse in Sullivan in said unty and State on the 2.rth day of Miliary 1946, same being the B3id idicial day of the November term 115 of paid rourt; and answers or cnuirs to said complaint the same ill be heard and determined in his senee. WITNESS my name and the Seal If said Court, affixed at Sullivan ns 27th day of November A. v. '45. ' : ' JAMES H. RINGER, Cleric. t Jns 11-27-45 St.

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What a perfectly wonderful Christmas it will be for her when she breathlessly opens your gift and finds a . j Beau tifulx Robe or Gown or Pajamas A Dress with her favorite Jlabel A purse and pair of glovesrSvvealer or blouse or skirt A Slip or Bed Jacket Costume Jewelry or "Leigh" Perfume Old Spice Cosmetics Order noW a bracelet with her name on it, lady or child size Yes, we will hold your gift with a small deposit at RUBY'S SHOP t Santa's headquarters for LADIES.

BLAKEMAN-BRASHCE

Mr. and Mrs. George Blakeman annmmiv marriflOP nf thpir ne bride and groom at the First . . Methodist Church parsonage Of Chicago by the Rev. Bayly, pastor there. The bride is employed in Evanston and will continue her work. The groom has been employed by the Kraft Cheese Co. of Evanston for a number of years. They are at home to . their rnany friends at 1705 W. Jonquil ai., mcagO, 111. ...

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Robinson Maroons Again Win Valley Grid Championship -PPDDIT XT A TTTT? JnA Ttf,r 97

-Robinson's Maroons, undefeated J5? Saturda.y- October on the gridiron the last two sea- "th at 8 00 p m. with the Rev. sons ana winners of 25 straight "ufa ln- ifs, Bett7 games, are ' the Wabash Valley 'Bnw" f,nd John R-.Caton at-, football champions for the third fnded, the, 0UPIe' lth a n"mstraieht vear I ber of relatives witnessing the e J ' 'ceremony. During the ceremony Official tabulations compiled by 'Mrs. Harland Powell played the Board of Control of the Wa- softly appropriate piano selec-. bash Valley High School Associ- tions. A reception was held for ation at a meeting last night the bride and groom at the home shows the Maroons captured their of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Corbin. third consecutive title with 49 The bride is a graduate of points, nearly ten points more New Lebanon High School with than Linton's Miners who finished the class of 1945. Pvt. Brown is in the runnerup spot with 39,the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde points. (Brown and a graduate of Merom Linton went through a ten- H'Kh chool with the class of game schedule undefeated, but 1945- He' is now stationed at had an otherwise perfect slate. CamP LceL Virginia, marred by a 6 to 6 tie with. Gar-! " 11

ZSt T S---Bnhinsnn will rwi-i th. Trl. u. c. u l . bune-S ar trophy at a banque set tor eany next montn, at wnicn Snar" UK Wm e the principal speaker - Rockville won the six-man foot ball championship, winning five f..,o u . voiuw i,,,ished second with four victories and one loss; Cayuga won two j , I and lost four, nd Montezuma failed to win a game in five enagements. , . Team standings followr Tuinic n . leams TOMS, Robinson :. 49 T ;f " .,. Lintn . 39 Garfield 30 wilov ""ey 28 Casey 25 bullivan 25 ! Charleston City rV.'.' f .,..r; :'. -21. 1 Newton ;. 18 Gerstmeyer 17 Vincennes 15 1 Brazil 14 Fans , 14 Clinton , ... 12 Marshall 12 Martinsville 10 Palestine 6 Westville .' 5 Lawrenceville 3 Bicknell 0 Bloomington 0 Bridgeport 0 Crawfordsville 0 Dugger 0 Oblong 0 Quit paying: rent snd own your home. Special bargains on property on installment plan. Also farms for sale. W. T. MELLOTT

WILLIS-BROWN

Mr. and Mrs, Roy Willis of Sullivan R. R. 1, announce the marriage of their daughter, Barbara June; to Private Robert Brown of Merom. The ceremony ,nn u i j i. ii t i : a iwaa ,rau." l"e J3Hni&l VI1UICH BOULDER TOURISTS VEGAS, Ney. (UP) x,uwu.B across Boulder Dam increased 61.42 per cent over 1944 for P of 1945 with a - - - cheeked into the area's ; stations,, the National Park Ser vice reported. NOTICE TO NON-RKSIDKNTS the state of Indiana strLLiVANrco,?NITY- thSulIin Cir" cui,1 Cjul't. November Term. 1945 Ethel Keenan SoIomorsturgS. et ai Complaint No. 30598 LNl?o0me the Pontiff, by figg 4 Tennis, attorneys, and files .her comrjlaint herein, together with - an affidavit of Noh-Residence that said defendants. Solomon Sturgis, Lucy Sturgis, William B. Griswold. Maria ignswold, Jacob H. Hager. William iP - Griswold. Maria L. " Griswold, 1 Solomon Sturges. Lucy Sturges, Mary OsJ?- Marjr w- Osborn. Zachriah Joseph Rich. George A. Rich, 1 Theodore C. Keller, Jackson Rich. Jackson Rich, Jr. The Southern Indiana Railroad Company, a Corporation of Sullivan County.; Indiana: The Tide Water Pine Comnany, Limited: The Sullivan County Loan Trust Company: Glenn Rich. D. C. Keller. Paul L. Reid. James M. Sinclair. Fannie M. Sinclair. The Peoples Stnte Bank of Sullivan. Indiana: Fred C. Royer, O. Fred Royer, Elizabeth P. Royer, fTenrs-e pann. Sarah R. Snaun, William H. Elwell. Louella Elwell. Pannle E. Sinclair, Frank Gilbert, Frank L. Gilbert. Edith L. Gilbert, Tames M. Sinclair, Ethel Sinclair, "try E. Siiiittlewnrth. P. S. Reid. Mary E. Gilbert. Frank I.. Chert. Ramson W. Akin. The Tide Water Pine Company. Limited The unknown heirs or devisees of each and at' of the above named defendants: The unknown wife or widow of each and all of the above named male defendants: TJie unknown Hushend Widower of each and p'l of th abO"e n"ied female defendants; The fiilnwing named defendants whnoe CHutipn- ntunes are unknown: P. S. Reid and D C. Keller. The unknown heirs at Jaw. devisees, legatees, next o' kin and legal representatives, and the unknown consorts. the surviving spouses, the creditors. successors, assignees, donees, alienees, or immediate mesne or remote, voluntary and involuntary grantees, assignees, or transferees, the unknown children, descendants of deceased children nf each and all of said defendants: The executors of the last will and testament of any legal representatives of any or all of the above named defendants who may be dead- and the

.unknown successors in interest of 'each and all of the above named defendants, are not residents of the State of Indiana; that said action is to Quiet Title aeainst the world in and to the following described real estate situate in Sullivan Countv, Indiana and dcscrlDed as follows, to-wit: , The Southeast auarter of the Southwest ouarter of Section H, Township 8 North, Range 9 West, except the right of way of the Chicago. Terre Haute and Southeastern Railroad Comnany. Also a roadway 25 feet in width along the north side of the. Southwest quarter of the Southeast auarter of Section 11. Township 8 North Range 9 West, excent all coal and other minerals underlying the same and that said non-resident defendants are necessary parties thereto. Notice is , therefore hereby given said defendants last named, that unless they be and appear in said countv at. the courthouse in Sullivan in said county and State on the 22nd dnv of January. 1946. same being the 50th ludicial day of the November term 1945 of said court: and answer or demur to said comolaint the same will be heard and determined in their absence WITNESS my name and the Seal of said Court, affixed af Sullivan. Indiana this 21th day of November A. D. 1915. 1 JAMES H. RINGER, Clerk. 1st ins 11-27-45 3t,

PLOW UNDER NITROGEN LAFAYETTE, Ind.. Farmers who plow under nitrogen for corn, can often do so more con

veniently in the fall and with out loss of nitrogen. This is contrary to the previous opinion that this must be a spring practice. During the past growing sea son Purdue University agrono mists demonstrated that high nitrogen fertilizers such as an 8-8-8 ammonium, sulfate or cyanamid can be plowed under in the fall on most soils without appreciable loss of nitrogen by leaching.' It is not recommended on sandy soils or other soils with excellent internal drainage. The very wet growing season of 1945 gave a severe test to the fall piowed under nitrogen. Lafayette and Rochester tests of the fall and spring plowed under nitrogen plots showed a production of only three bushels per acre less on the fall plowed plots as against those spring plowed. . It is extremely important that the nitrogen used is an ammonium or ammonium forming type of fertilizer such as 8-8-8 or pyanamid. When sodium nitrate was applied .on the plow sole and the movement of the .nitrogen in the soil was followed by chemical tests throughout the winter and summer it was found that practically all of the nitrogen was leached , out of the soil by corn planting time but when ammonium sulfate was used, none of the nitrogen had moved out of reach of the corn plants. EDNA'S Saint Nick Special oi:n , . Pajamas . Bed Jackets Housecoats Panties Sweaters Skirts Anklets Blouses Dresses Hankies Dickies Scarves Gloves

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INDIANAPOLIS (UP) Chet Harrison of Indianapolis investigated when the wrens vacated the birdhouse he built above his grape arbor. He found a fat toad had dispossessed them. Harrison could explain the toad's presence eight feet above the ground only by the conclusion that a bird must have carried it up when it was small. It had grown twice as large as the opening of the birdhouse and was imprisoned inside.

Ike's Wife lU r. Hit ' .1 MRS. DWIGrlf D. EISENHOWER, wife of tlie supreme Allied commander in Europe, is in a hospital at Boone, la., where she had gone with her husband to attend a familly reunion. Suffering from bronchial pneumonia, the general's wife, js being trsated with penicillin 1 by Dr. A. B. Deering i of Boone and Mij. Gen. Howard Snyder, who flew from Washington to consult with the Iowa doctor. (International)

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VACCINATE FOU WINTER FOWX POX LAFAYETTE. Ind., Whilo vaccination for fowl pox al this latp date ia of questionable value, it may be used to some advantage where the disease has already appeared and affected less than ten to fifteen percent of the flock. This observation was -mada by J. W. Sicer, Purdue University extension poultryman. who reminds flock owners that the best time for vaccination against fowl pox is in the summer or early autumn. However, should the disease appear, . the first likely indication being scabby sores on the comb or around thr? eyes, vaccination with pigeon strain pox vaccine should be 1 given at once. Chidten rtrain j vaccine should not be useoOn ' laying pullets. The pigeon strain' vaccine is not likely to throw I pullets out of egg production. I

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LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Bennett , and niece, Charlotte Ann Sweet, spent Thanksgiving in Indinnapolls where they altotidcd, vhe 1 Soiija Henie Ice lifview. j Mr. and Mrs. Crawford TTsrey ! of Roswell, New Mexico, who have been visiting relatives and friends in Sullivan left today for Chicago where they will j spent a few clays before return ing to their New Mexico home. OPEN ALL NIGHT We have inaugurated this 24-hour service for your Convenience. WOKE ho P - Florence Hawkins Elsie Clark . . . WITH THESE IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS New, beautiful exterior styling . . . Improved rust-resistant bodies . . . New instrument panel . . . Heavier chrome finish . . . New interior trim . . . Improved clutch . . . New wheel rims . . . iooser-Iifc muffler and tail pipe . . . Improved cooling.