Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 52, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 March 1946 — Page 4

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Post-Sale Returns In Xmas Seal Campaign Given SULLIVAN CITY - Those making contributions of $2.00 or less .than $5.00: Adkins Transfer Co, Ivan Alexander, Hazel Alkire, Wifred Alumbaugh, Max Carrico, Paul Asbury, Auto License Branch, Losia Beasley, Dr. M. H. .Fed well. Ben Bennett, George J. Bennett, Charley Boles, Jessie Boles, Mr. and Mrs. .lack Booth, Bose Grocery, Katherine Bower, -W. D. Brown, Vera , E. Buckley, Pearl Burton, Harold Campbell, James A. Campbell, Catholic Rectory, Gene Cham-

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THE mighty electric cablss that 0 recently earned the pover needed for Indiana's war plants are now engaged in X another vital, though happier, task that of conducting the power necessary to reconvert Indiana's industries to prosperous peacetime activity. 'And the power which never once failed in the war effort will not fail in its new task , cf helping to fill long denied civilian wants, providing jobs for war workers and returned service men, and electrifying , farms and new homes. . - t Foresight, wise planning, and a lot of hard work on the part of the Public Service Company of Indiana have assured a supply of ample, unfailing power for both wartime and peacetime needs of your community. ' The latest evidence of this look-ahead,' work-ahead policy is the installation of a new 50,000-kilowatt G-E turbinerenerator the third addition in less than two years. It brings the total capacity of your electric utility company up to 23;(Q0 kilowatts, Which is more than twice what it was befote Pearl Harbor. Such an expansion requires thoughtful planning long before the power is actually needed. For it takes nearly two' years to plan,' build, and install one of these huge turbine-generators. In addition, there are enormous boilers and condensers, and miles of transmission lines which also must be planned far ahead. But it was done, and done in time a great tribute to your elcctric, utility and its. policy of preparedness. ; General Electric salutes the more than 2500 employees who helped to carry out this policy, and the management for its progressive action. As the world's largest builder of steam turbine-generators, we count it a privilege to have ; had a part in this expansion program which made such a vital contribution to the war effort and now backs up Indiana's reconversion job. . j Today electricity costs less in Indiana than ever before -

bers, Dean Chaney, Coffee Shop, Lewis Chowning, Ralph Collins, Russell Cramer, Mrs. D. E. Crook, Dr. .T. H. Crnwrisr. W H. Crow-

' der, Jr., Mrs. Frank Cunningham, Davidson Cleaners, Charles L. Davis-, Wm. Dickerson, C. O. Dillingham, Dixie Grill, Claude Dozier, Mrs. I. S. Draper, Morris : Elmore, Fidelity Loan Co., Mrs. Dan Frew, Lynn Gaston, Riley Gilbert, Giles Transfer Co., Jesse Criggs, Monroe Griggs, Haddon and Anderson, Earl Handford, John Harbaugh, P. B. Harbaugh, Zaring Harbaugh. Gerald Helmling, Carl Hilgedick, Walter and Frances Houghton, Roy Houpt, Hugh Hunt, Index Notion Co., Victoria Jamack, Darvin James, Johnson's Feed & Supply Co.,

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Wm. G. Keck, Davs Kennedy, , Max Pirtle, Opal Pirtle, Mr. and Thomas L. Kennett, Heiljcrt Mrs. Claude Powell, John Prather, Kimmel, Ted Kirk, J. E. Knotts, H. L. Ramsey, Mrs. Homer Say, Frank Laughlln, Mrs. A. B. ; Rebekah Lodge, Mrs. P.' L. Reid, Libke, Harlow Little, Reed Lu- ! Mrs. . Ethel Richey, .Thelma Rocas, L. H. Mansell, Dr. J. B. binson, Edna Rosenberger, Reid Maple, Joy .Davis Maple, Robert j Ross, Walter Routt, Dr. Irvin Markle, Basil Marshall, Minnie j Scott, Royal Neighbors of AmeriMattix, Hubert Medsker, E. E. ca, Sebring & German, Setty's Meuhler, Harry Meisenhelder, ! Place, R. W. Shaughnessy, Zola

Henry Milam, Monroe Feed Store, Ivan McCammon, - Mrs. Clarence McClure, Joe McCoskcy, McCrackon City Tavern, Jame3 McGarvey, A. G. Mcuiuic, Mini xxxj ST., r "sCr' iri.4.-:' rrf nimhn utauci "u AWW""' ""aj auio itaies, umo uu uo., lit. j. H. Oldham, John E. Organ, Amp Pare,- Rein Page, D. M. Phillips,

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Smclair, W. L. Sisson, John C. Smith, Kennade Smith, Vivian Smith, Arthur Snavely, Charlie Snavely, Gilbert Snyder, ISuascll I South, Alvin Sppinhour. E. F. jgnrinpei- Mrq Frank Springer, ! ' J i otha Springer, K.-P. Eteinnote, ; Martha C. Stewart, C. H. Stratton, Mrs. W. .Paul Straiten, C. R. Thudium, Tot Shop, . Bex O. Truelock, Vanity Beauty Shop,

WEDNESDAY, Mar. 13, 1946

Harry Waldorf, Mrs. E. C. Wal ker, -George Walters, Glessie Walters, 'Goldie J. Webb, Teal Whitaker, Hartley Williams, Lowell Willis, Walter F. Wood, Fred Worthington. Those making contributions of $1.00 and less than $2.00: Ralph Adams, D. E. Akers, Earl Allen, Mrs. Edgar Allen, Chester Alumbaugh, C J. Alumbaugh, Robert Anderson, Asdell's Store, Frank j Badger, Ethel Barco, Ray Barcus, Kitty Barnes, barah JtJatey, Charles Baughman, Oba Bean, Mervin Beard, Everett Beasley, Delia Bell. Mary Lou Bell, Noble Biddle, Dale C. Billman, Dr. G. G. Billman, Wm. Billman, J. C. Black, Anna Black, Hud Bland, Lulu Bledsoe. O. T. Bledsoe, W.

The star on the map indicates the location of Dresser

fy Station, principal generating plant of the Public Service Company of Indiana and home of the new 50,000 kilowatt G-E steam turbine-generator. The territory served, as shown by the transmission lines on the map, includes two-thirds of Indiana's comities, covering 622 communities and their surrounding rural areas.

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D. Bolinger, W. . C. Borders, Ivan Boyll, Jessie Bradley, Noah Brenton, Elsie Bridwell, Josephine Broderick, Neville Brodie, Ai Brown, Cecil Brown, Fred Brust, Ronald Burdge, Marie Burkhart, R. W. Cadwell, May Carrithers, Mrs. Alaska Carter, D. G. Catlin, Beulah Chappelle, Mrs. H. P. Christy, City Service Oil Co., Doris Clarkson, Edward Cole, Mrs. Edgar Collins, Virginia Collins, Claude Conner, Clyde Cooksey, George R. Cox, Willis Cox, Mrs. Harold Cramer, William Crawford, C. N. Creamer, Amelia Crowder, Ben C. Crowder, Harve Crowder, C. M. Cummins, J. Emery Curry, P. J.

Cushman, Benny DeFrank, Zada Dixon. Effie Douthitt. Ralnh S. THE TURBINE"

is a 24-page booklet describing a few of the most interesting facts about the steam turbine, its use in peace and in war. Address General Electric Company, Sec. 254-36, Schenectady 5, N. Y.

Drew, Fay Dugger, Mrs; W. H. Eaton, George Ellis, Grover Ellis, Jasper Engle, Wm. Enochs, Edith Ejcline, -Farm Security Administration, Mrs. ' Harold Faulds, Leland Ferguson, George Ferree, Perle Fisher, Norman Fisher, Edith Fleming, Rachel Forbes, Ishmel H. Ford, Nick Fougerousse, John C. French, W. O. Fulford, Fred Gadberry, Harvey Gadberry, Mrs. Harold Gambill, Mrs. John Gardner, Gaylor's Service Station Norman German, Iva Giles, J. C. Gillespie, George M. Goodman, O. S. Gorby, Maria Graham, James Hagy, Telia Hainss, Otis Hall, Lela Hanger, Claude Harmon, Loren Harris,

Gus Hash, Wesley Haskett. Elizabeth Hawkins, Ruby Hawkins, Clyde, Heady, C. S. Hadden, Granville Hendricks, George Herin, Dr. Paul Higbee, Chester Hines, Wm. Hines, Ruth Hinkle, Orval Hoesman, Perry D. Hudson, Burel Huff, Mrs. Hosea Hummell, C. D. Hunt, Walter Hunt, Mrs. Bert Hutchison, E. J. Hux, Russell Inbody, W. V. Jennings, Denver Jewell, Ed Johnson, Paul Johnson, R. H. Johnston, Thomas D. Jones, E. J. and Claude Jones, Robert Kable, Kenneth Katterheinrich. Gerald Keller, Harmon Kelley, Jr., Mrs. Earl Kennedy, Earl Kirchner, Kathryn Kirkham, Milbun Kirkham, H. E. Kohler, Jim Lackey, Carl Lamb, Floyd Lamb, J. T. Laughlin, Ruth Lawson, Dr. LeDune, Reva Lee, Liberty Cafe, Lena Lippeatt, A. P. Lofton, R. F. Logan, Loretta Muhlcy, Majorette Beauty M-.u'l. Mnnn Eeiutv Shon, M. A. Markee, Edith Marks, Edgar Mariow, Harold Martin, L. O. Martin, Mrs. W. R. Martin, Clell Mason, M. B. Mason, Mrs. H. A. Milburn, W. M. Miles, Robert Millard, Harold Miller, Mor.ette's Beauty Shop, Charles Moon, Starwood Moore, Modern Woodman, Glean Morgan, Elizabeth C. McClellan, Frank McCombs, Carol McCoy, W. B. McCoy, C. McCrocklin, T. L. McRoberts, Mrs. Anna Nash, J. H Needhammer," Grace Neff, Mrs. J. H. Neff, Ed Newsome, Harold Orndorff, Andy Palmar, George Palmer, L. C. Fella m, Wilfred Perico, Marporie Piorfon, Pigg & Tennis, Ida Pirtle, Harlan i-owell, John M. Purc:;ll, Hf PyW. O. N.' Rp.il.iback. .1. T. Reid, Clotile Reimers, Harry iacrrond. J. ' R. Rjj?gs, 7r,ye Eir.gcr, Mrs. U. M. Robertson, j Jflmos Robinson, John A. Ror.rs, D. M- Routt, Mrs. r;h"-!es v- I dell, Wilbur Ruddell, Ben Sacra, I Charles C. Scntt. Charlay Sfftt. George Scott, Josephine and Elizabeth Gcott, Ethel Shepherd, Frances Shepliera"," 'Gilbert Sim mors. Roy Simmons, John Simp- ' son, Paul Sims, Bert Smith,. Jesre Smith, W. C. Smith, Wm. II. Stnilhi Gladys Smoefc. "rr,. TTrrm.Tn itto'V Tf0j?3 Pv," '.r3 Lciiis 3n."Tr T-r?"'i't L. Gr-- 1 o": Cicuier. l-rr: Couth- I . A. lair, C. f.(nnba"nh. H-'iis j Mrs. Dallas Sicvav;, St. ( ii'er.ry Stiawn, Men a Slull, Sul.livan Poultry Co., Sullivan Union, Goldie Tarwater, Mary j Lou Templeton, Jesse Thomas, Glen R. Thompson, Roy O. Thrasher., Edward Trueblood, ; Charles M. Usrey, Fred Usrey, ! Mrs. M. W, Usrey, Mrs. Harry , Virkrey, George Vaughn, Jr., 1 Bessie Benson, Wadley Poultry FLINTKOTE rmbessed Vnn ran maVo on

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