Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 125, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 24 June 1946 — Page 3

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pQ Sfllc : SEE US for Sudan Grass seed. Farm Bureau Co-op." ' . . : r FOR John Deere parts and service call 285 at Mace Tire ft iatterj! Service, Sullivan, Ind. ,

. , . : t ' WE HAVE a large late , tomato .plants . for . ..canning,

I also large assortment of other ' plants. Robertson Plant ;Farm, 1 North Court and Highway.

, J i ' FOR SALE Westinghouse 6can milk coolers, Westinghouse t dairy automatic electric hot water heaters, automatic oilburning water heaters, bicycles. - Smith's Hardware, Carlisle, Indl iana. - PLANTS FOR SALE Plenty 1 of late tomatoes and , cabbage. j Some, nice eggplants, pimento, 1 mango, cauliflower, celery, , and V sweet potatoes. Graysville F.F.A. Hotbeds.: v;.!,. -r, V, I''.; ...

J v LATEST, popular ' Victor, Blue 1 Bird and International ; records,

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' weekly shipments. R. W. Cadwell , Music House.; "f , . ' f .' f. - ' : ',-' n t t.:L FQR, SALE Gopd used tractor . tires and tubes.' 2 10-38 tires and " tubes; 2 . 11-28 tires and tubes; 1

10,00-36 tire. Fred Ogle, Carlisle, Indiana. Phone M-112. FRIES. Jim Hazelrigg, 3 northwest of Shelburn, Ind. FOR SALE .1936 Chevrolet George Daugherty, R. 1, Sullivan, FOR SALE Weaning pigs. 1 mile north of Scotch town, 2nd east. Tony Pope. ' FOR SALE 2 good milk cows; one 12" walking plow; one set Of single harness. Fred Lynch, Jr., 1.3 .mile east of Shelburn. . , FOR SALE 9 white weaning 5 pigs. Grace E. Enochs, 2nd house ! west of Shiloh church on It., It. 5, Sullivan. s' FOR CAT.TT TTi-.m Qnurs and

S. pigs. Sam Allison, 5Vz miles

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Mrs. Sam Allison has bzvz acres of good land for sale. No buildings. 5 miles northwest of Sullivan.' . FOR SALE Early variety Funk's Hybrid seed corn for late planting. Also plenty of fertilizer in stock. MONROE'S. '. "FOR SALE Black raspberries. Berries ready tonight, Saturday, next week. Dr. Zerfas residence, Merom. FOR SALE South Main St., 5-room semi-modern bungalow. With furniture or without it. This bungalow has never been Offered for sale before. Inquire 424. S. Court St. t FOR SALE Received quantity of roll red brick siding. Whipps 'Planing Mill, Phone 168. .: ;' ' FOR SALE International tandem disc, 7 ft. David Huff, Sulliyan R. 2. Graysville phone. FOR SALE Living 'room suite, like; new;1, bedroom suite, vlike new; rocker; dining table and four chairs; dresser;, rod and reel, like new; 55-gallon steel ''.drum with faucet. Kenneth Horton, 425 North Broad Street. Dead Animals : Removed AD kindar horses, cows, sheep calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay . all Dhone fharcps. 21 hrinr Ar. JohnWachteICo ' Tem CuSl fass

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is counted as a word. All FOR SALE While they, last. "Ilg'' , built-in -ventilating fans, table model radios, $2fi.95;,"Royal". Delude vacuum .cleaner, $48!95. Boyd " Electric Shop, 201 N Section- St. FOR SALE One 1933 Chevrdlet ; truck. Newly overhauled, , E00(i tires 1-4 mi east and 1-4 ' FOR SALE 1" fresh 3-yr-old , k 7 nrJ, qT m At form i bull, coming 3 yrs. old. At farm,' w' ; E. Washington St. Lon Skidmore.' " FOR SALE Seven-room mod-1

ern house. Good location, large Jusr KJituvnu ouuxio, lot. Priced for quick sale. 721 N.' 650x16, and 700x16 new tires in Main or rail 77n ,4 and 6 ply. Flynn's Service,

'FOR SALE 1 radio Power Master Pack with new . battery, $35; good piano; new . wheel chair, $50.00. 2 miles west of Bucktown. c-o-Eliza Smith f arm. 1 Myrtle Beck, Carlisle. R.R.1. F6R SALE '35 Plymouth 4-' door, i ' New . . tires. Charles W. Wright, 107 South Broad. vFOR SALE Linoleum, strips. Drake Bros. . 18 in. FOR SALE-kJirl's bicycle, ex - - tra good ; condition; : also, Kng B-flaf - rfdi-inft. Call or . see Marianne Hallbeck. Vnvt R AT.T5T Turn naira VwvolH glass French doors; three ceiling light 'fixtures; Stewart-Warner radio 125 So. Main, Phone 111. ' . J . . : 'i "FOR SALE 4.room house and

one acre, electricity. First house look like 'new with odorless FINA performed by Rev. Jack Andersouth of Berea Church on 54 east , FOAM. These precious little sci- SOn, pastor of the local church,

Immediate possession. Phone Linton 418R2 or see Orvel Blume. pnR ,ATP : rt,.rnlot ninJi, Tr .JLnnl H vLr n w.Jrt T rw' son Harris, 2 mi. west of Grays-' "FOR SALE Hens and fryers. No Sunday sales. Clarence Patten, H. 4. Seven miles west high school, one mile east Graysville. KITCHEN CABINETS! ! Just received shipment of .wood cabinets. First come, first served. Easy payments. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. RUMMAGE SALE at Ladson's Bakery Friday, 1 p. m. to 4 p. m. and Saturday beginning at 9 a. m. Sponsored by Christian Endeavor. . Wanted WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverie charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. RADIAYOR repair and ' clean ing. Welding, pair.'Nu-Cor Gasoline tank reRadiator. Shop, 925 N. Main St. Telephone 334. WANTED i- Night waitress, Kat-A-Korner, ' 1 mile south of Sulhvan on 41. Phone 9205. - : rr WANTED Cesspool, sephc tank; and toilet cleaning. Prompt service for those in trouble. Apply to Chas. Gabbard, P. O. Box 361. ' WANTED Cesspool, septic tiTo -i-r-- - . - 4. Allll? , , ..! WANTED Someone to wash windows and put up screens. Call 35. , ., ' - . WANTED 2 light housekeep - mg rooms in or around Shelburn Joe Robinson. Call ; Thomas Walters.; l,., J WANTED TO BUY '37 Ford I n ,7 - x. o, ouuivan. ; WANTED Bookkeeper. Drake Bros. ...,v ' V '. ' ..' ? FOR RENT FOR RENT Two-room mod ern furnished apartment. 332 W. peeca Street..-

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"DON'T FENCE ME IN", sounds good in song but don't let your neighbors "growl" about wandering livestock. Keep them fenced i in with CONTINENTAL CHAM PION farm fence. WILKINSON fLUMBER CO. "'. CRICHFIELD Motor Company. Dodge, Plymouth, Dodge Trucks. Direct , factory Dealer. Genuine factory parts. 24 North Main Street. ; HYBRID seed corn for now, seed soy beans. Johnson Feed & Supply Co. FLOOR SANDING, finishing. 8 yrs. at the trade. Work guaranteed. Phone 3997A. 220 South State. RECAPPING and " VULCANIZING any job large or smalL" Guaranteed workmanship. . TAYLOR TIRE SERVICE, 809 North Section Street. LIBERAL reward to the finder yneei, B3a pe eouinwesi r-ieasaniyiue,. mvr f. Cream .r.n., Phone . Linton 490. . . FOUND Last Saturday, blue ticked hound in Sullivan. Owner , , . , . can have same by paying for ad

'.and feed bill .Hugh Wilson, 618 ! N. Main St.

i Phone 39-W, Shelburn, Ind. NOW booking coal- orders, subject to future delivery. ;4"x8" lump; Glendora oil stoker. Coal will, be scarce!' Order now, be safe, not sorry: Draper Coal Co. Phone 14. BUSINESS opportunity, home combined. Advantageous to man who wishes to retire with good income. JNew 5-room completely modern home located on Merom Bluff, adjacent to town; park of JMeromr inq.. .norae compieiea 1941- Merom ierrypv1st(1" over 100 years. Modern equipment and him landinBs -Feri-v crosses Wakoch Riiro.. anA Virinoe ffnnd Income. See Ray Redifer, Merom, Ind. . -I Ten-year-old Johnny can make your rug or upholstered, chair i entific foam bubbles remove au soil in a jiffy without rinsing, ouons Lepi., mai uum, n Stoie- 1 1 1 irMnp tor ' th FAT?MFR' 't t ARMOR .for the PARMER! I ings is STONEWALL ASBESTOS ' J nt'ZZ ZZ Z7 LVproof, inexpensive. WILKINSON LWIBER CO.

Instruction. Male. EXCELLENT : Barbara Garrard of Robinson, younger brother, and Calvin SlaEARNING OPPORTUNITIES in Mrs. Garrard wore a dress of ger, her cousin. AUTO BODY & FENDER , work, white crepe and lace with shoul- Preceding the ceremony the including welding, spray painting der corsage of pink and white bride's older brother, sang "I and metal work. Easy to learn carnations. Eugene Garrard was Love You Truly", and after her now in your spare time. Chance the groom's best man.''"' father gave her away sang "O for a good job or, a shop of your .. Kathryn Settles sister of the Promise Me." own. We'll show you how. Here's bride, and Margaret Nagele, sis-. Immediately following the one of , the most .. profitable ter of the groom, were' ushers. ceremony a reception for about branches of the big Auto busi- . After the ceremony a reception '5 relatives and friends was ness. Get the: facts. Write today, was held at the home' of ' the held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Auto-Crafts Training, Box 37 c-o groom's parents. ' - "' L. R. Jacobs in' Chicago. The Times. . .$g!f . The groom was recently dis- buffet table was centered with -- charged from the U. S. Navy aft- the, three tiered wedding cake REFRIGERATION PT, cPrvnp a4 mn'nhe Jr. thn toDDed with a miniature bride

AIR CONDITIONING Instruction, Male. Mechanically inclined men get FREE facts about repair and installation WOrk opportunities and . Spare time training plan. Write Utilities Inst:, , Box 73 c-p .Times. r : WHY hot enjoy the coolness of outside air in your home or place of business by installing an AT- , TIC FAN? We have them, in stock.; Lawrenceville Sales Com- ; . . , QtI,,orini, ... . w ' u V ' ' : : NOW is the time to install j.a stoker, for next winter's conven.ienee. TVe' have both domestic and -.ar . T j, fencevttler Illinois. ;?ixone" 90. FOUND -A "few weeks vago, a , girl's friendship bracelet. Owni er may have it by calling at the Don Carrico residence, 724 , E. f K0?.; M. 7' l1"1-,'':' i I- FOUND "Calf; "Owher may ; have, same ty identifying, .paying f rT nnyf troan A lkni T? y-vt A for ad arid, keep, Albert; Booker, . Pfn- '! ,' CARD OF THANKS :' I wish.. to thank the,, neighbors and friends who twre 4so , kind ana neiptui aunng pe., illness and death "bf my husband, Harold D. (Dick) Morris. I especially wish to thank the minister, sing ers and all those who sent flowJ ers Mrs, iclia i;prrU.

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Ruth Anna-Gray,,-nurse at tlie

nhere-'' wUh'fsday and drove home the new La m wm a. . . truck recently purchased by

r' . t..-'-. Karen Kay Coyner spent Thursday night with her grand mother, Mrs, Kate .BOwen. . . Mrs. Medford . Cooper ..of Argenta, Illinois, was. a guest Wed nesday of Mrs. Maude, Meeker. Mrs. Webb - Milam left . last week for March Field, California where she will visit Major and Mrs. Fred Milam and son.' Mr. and Mrs. Lester Milam and son of Montezuma are , staying , with Mr. Milam. . Sanderson Banta, who was recently discharged from the Navy, is spending a few -days here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford , Banta and . family and Mr. and : Mrs. James '. Banta en route to his home "at Ridgef arm, Illinois. " ' . ' . ..Mrs. Grace . Holt left Tuesday for Georgetown, , Maine, , where she will spend the summer. ; . Charles .Vickrey and sons were dinner guests ' Wednesday of Mri and1 Mrs. Frank . 'Daniels and family. ' ' ' '- ' ' ";' SETTLES.-NAGELE In ia pretty, candlelight service at the ' First , Christian . Church, June 15 at 8 o clock, Ruth Settles, daughter Of Mr- atfd ' MrS. . Roy

setues oi auuivan, ana jonn.'uajr. . Nagele, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Merton Wheeler John Nagele, Sr., were united, in returned from Michigan Tuesday marriage. I night.

The double ring ceremony was in the ". presence of immediate families' and close friends of the DrMe ana groom. Freceding ana during the ceremony) Mrs. Anderson played "Because"; and "I Love!you Truly.. - The bride wore a white street length dre?s Of sheer and taffeta , ... , sweetheart roses al)d'baby breath. The bride's attendant was Mrs. South Pacific on the U.S. S. McGowan. The bride is a graduate of central High School in EvansHe, Ind., and was employed in Ihn nfr; n( r:..:t. and Recorder at Robinson 111 . Af. a short .wedding trip Mr. d "Mrs Nagele will make their home in LaPorte, Ind. . ' ' The Old Hickdryt 4-Hs Club ;of Jackson Township held their local , achievement program on June 20fh. at the Hymera gym! The judges .were; Mrs... Newman and Miss '.y'eager. :.The .-program T ,I0"0W5: ' .. .. s 4-H pledge .led by Naomi Runyan;. demonstration on. how to fit a pattern by. Donna Hamilton. The model was Joy Hamilton; a reading by Jane, Burnett; vocal solo, by Sharon Scott; an award was ,: presented ,by the East Jackson Home ; Economics piub. for' the ohp that carried and completed. thetmo3t projects of two dollars and also an award of three dollars for . the one that bad improved .the most. Report of Chicago trip by. Estella- Crowder; Dress Reyue announcer Jetta . Croney; accompanist. JMrs. Martindale. Remarks by Miss Gentry, County Demonstration Agent. . . Refreshments of ( ice cream, cae nd iced tea were served.' ,

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' Ralph Gordon ' and - Raymond Barnett went to Chicago Wedithe towa Reunion Plans Made. Preparations ofr the 42nd Old Soldiers reunion are almost com plete.. The first day will start off with"' a big parade" at 11 o'clock. There will Be special Judges and prizes: $10, 1st prize for prettiest float; $7.50, 2nd prettiest float; $5.00, 1st, comical float; $3.50, 2nd, comical float; $5.00, 1st, fancy horse and rided; $3.50, 2nd, fnacy horse and rider; $3.00, 1st, prettiest bicycle; $2.00, 2nd, prettiest bicycle. Rebekah Lodge. Frances Rebekah Lodge met in regular session Tuesday night. Mable Bradbury was reinstated. The' lodge mourns the loss of a faithful member, Joe Tipton. After lodge, games . were . enjoyed and Josie Spinks and Grace Weaver served sandwiches, cookies and iced tea. Mr&. Ralph Gordon and Bonnie, and Miss Beulah Pipher enjoyed a show in Jasonville Wednesday flight. ' Donald Arthur of Terre Haute, was in Hymera, Wednesday, ' Joe Pipher,; Herbert Zink,' Miss Beulah. Pipher and Bonnie Gordon were in Terre Haute, Wedl mxm 11 SOiWMER-DUNN Mt. Zion Lutheran - church in Chicago, Illinois, was the setting on Saturday, June 8, 1946, at 7 o'clock, for the double ring marriage of Miss Madelyn . Anna gommer, of Chicago, to Milford Ernest Dunn, of Carlisle. Attendants were Miss Eva RoL and Robert Dial, of Oaktown.' Ushers . were William Sommer, . the bride's and groom. Mr: Dunn has just received his discharge after three years with the U. S. Navy. Ont-nf-tnwn oupsts innlnHoH Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dunn of Carlisle, Philip Daum of East ", Michigan, Mrs wm. Hudgins of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dial of Oaktown, and Miss Edna Woods of Poseyville, Indiana. I The couple will make their j home in Vinccnnes. Carlisle : News. HOSPITAL KOTS3 Adted Jua 22- Frances Padgett of .Paxtpn.:R. 1. . I Admitted June 23r. Roy Ulrich of'Paxtor,: .Donald ' Mason of Sullivan, R. 2; Frank Mason of Sullivan, R. 1. Dismissed June 21: Barbara Lou Hollin?sworth of Oaktown; Mrs. Charles Willis ard dauhter of Sullivan, R. H. niciYii-f.H '.inr6 9C- m rnii Romhie and son of Paxton, R. 1; John Nash of Jasonville. Dismissed June 23: Mrs. John son Bell and. son of 319 West Washington Street;.. Paul Story of Dugger; Mrs. Frank Lee of South Section Street; Mrs. Edna Rosenberger of 212 West Giles Street; Ward Pittman of Lyorfs. R. 1, Indiana; Mrs. C. B.' Schulze of 'Carlisle; Mrs. John Daugherty of 117 North Holloway Street; Mrs. GeQrgs BeU of 224 Depot Street.

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CARLISLE The Carlisle Lions Club has elected the following officers for the year' starting July 1st: President, Ira Ready; 1st Vice President, Russell Combs; 2nd Vice President, Byron Hoover; 3rd Vice President, Ira Cleveland; Secretary, Vernon Long; Treasurer, Edley W. Rogers; Lion Tamer, H. W. Gross; Tail .Twister, Dr. J. S. Brown. Board of Directors Ralph W. I Smiui, :. Storms, Jr., Loren J; Robertson and Vernor Johnson.

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Make that trip out to sunny California, or 'New York this summer and don't worry about the money, Not while Security Loan Company is here with spec ial vacation loans as high as $300, and at reasonable cost. Security Loan Co. Upstairs North Side Oakley Bids. Across From Index Listen to the Security Half-Hui' Each Friday Evening at . 6:30 Over WBOW. . V

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INDIANAPOLIS, June 24. (UP) Livestock: Hogs, 2,000; active, steady; good and choice butchers, . 100 lbs. .up, , $14.85. . .. Cattle, 1,000; calves. 500; steers and heifers active; good to choice medium steers, $17.50; good 900-1,050-lb. steers,. $17.00 $17.25; medium mixed yearlings, $15.50; choice heifers, $16.65; good beef cows, $15.00; vealers active, 1 steady; good and choice, $17.50 $18.00, Sheep, 250; good and choice spring lambs, $14.50 $1G.00; good and choice slaughter ewes, $8.00 $8.50. ' " GRAB BAG strong determination and the conviction of your ideas. You make friends easily and hold them. The love you will compel will be strong and steadfast. Be methodical in whatever la necessary to be done today. You had better rest than be active. The moon enters Taurus at 10:52 a. m.' If you think of an efficiency scheme, it should bring a reward, as recognition for initiative is indicated. Inspiration will be at somewhat low ebb later In the day. . keep your cash and valuables in a, safe place. ' ., . Hints on Etiquette v A young woman never should Distributed by King Features Syndicate,

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-N-0 T-I G'E--Sewing, Altering and , Dressmaking . ;Done At 111 S. State St. Sullivan, Ind. LUCY: BE DWELL stemifSssi&BaBjSBt IF VDU WAN-f ib BECOME A WRlftJ? NOWADW3--ALL WU HAVE TO UO 40.. triLir i ikirxti iPXpMBL -THING Don't delay having your tires RECAPPED! The best time is NOW when they need it. Let us give them quick one day service. The TAYLOR TIRE SERt VICE is at your service. try to impress her, escort by talk, ing of her popularity, by, tejlmg; where other dates have'taken her.i and what smart places she-hM been. '' ' " !,V v?.. ..... 'ii' . ,'! on ...(ijlr.: One Minute Test Answers ','7'' 1. The name is applied to the eastern coast lahds of the ; Mediterranean. It extends 'from the western part of Greece' rouad t' the western border of -Egypt .; ':. 2. A series of islands hi tM North AtlantlCt ibeloiiginfftat Portugal. ' " ' rv.. 3. Two groups of islands t.t West Indies are called theQrefttsri

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