Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 118, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 June 1946 — Page 2

SULLIVAN, INDIANA PAGE TWO

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1946.

News Of 25 Years Ago From Dailv Times Kles Of This Week, 1921.

Neal, Fanny Ormandy, John Fuller, Clarence Phillips, Charlotte Butler, Johnny Birch, Rosetta Bedwell, Nancy Cobb, Jamima Cross, Thelma Davidson, Mary Exline, Harold Houpt, Anna Headley, Dercie Hawkins,

Marion Lewellyn, Julia McPher-

A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper. J; Soliivsn Daily Times, founded 1905. as the dally edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854. United Press Wire Service.

Eleanor Poynter Jamison ..'..... Manager and Assistant Editor

raul Foynter .' , Publisher ' Vandalia JVIine No. 17, six son. Norval Pope, Harry Pirtle,

Joe H. Adams , .-. Editor miles east of Sullivan was sched- Dolan Pigg, Lucille Rogers, Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 115 West Jackson St. ulcd to reopen Monday, June 13. Violet Walters, Elva Williams, Sullivan, Indiana Telephone 12 The mine closed since Febrary, Clovis Wright, Nev Lewellyn, . . employed about 200 men. Vera Daniels, Lois Duckworth, Entered as lecond-class matter at the Postoffice, Sullivan, Indiana. Rachel Walters and Maxine National Advertising Representative: ' . Graduation exercises of the Bledsoe. Theis and Slmpsom, 393 Seventh Avenue, New York (1) N. Y. Cass township public schools! ' Subscription Rate: were arranged fr Wednesday, I Fred F. Bays presented a By carrier, per week 15 Cents in City J,une 15 at the Dugger Christian handsome gold watch and chain

By Mall In Sullivan And Adjoinlnf CoanUetl enmcn. ine graduates were: to Curt Williams, star pitcher of

'mack, Ethel Robison, Dorothy work. Since playing with the ant, who had served as secre-

Mutuals he had Ditched 24 tary of the institution tor

games, winning 22 and losing years, was elected dean.

only 2. Sullivan defeated Oblong, Illinois Sunday, 12 to 1.

four

The Green Hill mine was in operation again at Shelburn, giving employment to a number of men.

meeting was called to order by the vice-president, Jeta Croney. The 4-H pledge was given and songs were sung by all. A regular business meeting was held and the main topic was plans for the local achievsment program Juno 20. A demonstration was given on how to make cinnamon roll biscuits by Jane Barnett assisted by Beverly Mc-i

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Howard Livingston, Reck, Mildred Faulk,

Ethel the Sullivan Mutuals Sunday, Helen June 12, as a gift from Mutual

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Month (with Times furnishing stamped envelope) 30 Cents i"1' , ak . . miIernouse ians- Williams nad oeen oiierea

.uuuiii, avu iiuwaius, a Dig salary uy uie qhciuuiii Lowell Wilson, Willie Natrass, '. Greys to join their team as

Mary ueputy, Anna Bess Gra- pitcher but preferred to stay

By Mai Elsewherei . Year .J.................. $4.00

"iiniuu. ham, Lloyd Exline. John Schedl- with the local team and the gift Month (with Times furnishing envelope) ...! 40 Cents ( bower, Clarence Reynolds, Lill- was arranged in appreciation of All mall subscriptions strictly In advance. , iam Kienddmayer, Helen Ham- his loyalty and his splendid

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The seventh meeting of the Old Hickory 4-H Club of Jack

son township was held June 12th Kee who measured the flour by

W. S. Alexander, former pas- at the Hymera High School. The the proper method, tor of Union Christian College at ; - Merom was elected to the presi- ; ?

dencv of the College for . the

next year. Prof. Gault W. Pleas-

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