Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 136, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 July 1946 — Page 4

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LIGHTNING KILLS INDIANA WOMAN

SOCIETY

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INDIANAPOLIS, July 9 Mrs. Mildred Rice, 39 years old, was killed by lightening Monday while hanging out clothes at her home on the edge of the city. - The lightening came with a rainstorm that ended a heat wave in Indianapolis. The temperature dropped 17 degrees from a high of 90.

Mrs. Mary Hendricks and sons, Ronald and John, of Lafayette,

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned executor of the estate of Clara E. Kerlin has this day filed in the office of the clerk of the Sullivan Circuit Court his final report of his account with said estate, and that the same will be heard by the Sullivan Circuit Court on the 7th day of September the same being the 6th judicial day of the May term 1946 of said court. ' , Creditors, heirs and legatees of said decedent and all. persons interested in said estate therefore are hereby notified to appear in said court on said day and show cause why said report should not be approved.. RICHARD C. KERLIN Executor

Witness my hand and seal of said Mizpah Benediction.

court at Jsuinvan ion nu uoj . JUly'1946- JAMES H. RINGER Clerk of Sullivan Circuit Court Hays and Hays, Attorneys 1st Ins. 7-2-46

Baptist Missionary Society ! The Missionary Society of the

Baptist Church met at the home visited friends in Sullivan last

of Mrs. Walter Wood for a one week. n'rlnrk luncheon Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Logan Umsted

June 26th with 23 members and and daughters and Miss Elaine one guest present. j Umsted visited . Mr. and Mrs. President Mrs. Ross Harbaugh ! David Hopewell and. family brought the meeting to order by i Wednesday. Elaine remained for introducing little Susan Niblack, J a longer visit, granddaughter of Mrs. Wood I Rev. Naomi Shumaker and who repeated all the books of mother of Seelyville, and Mrs. the Bible. . After the business i Jennie Southwood of Terre session, the president turned the , Haute, Rev. Pearl Dean and Almeeting over to the program ; ma Rinearson and Pauline Watleader, Mrs. Burl Wright. Her ' son of Scott City, and Mr. and topic was "Christianaty in a Mrs. John Hopewell and daughRace". Devotional thought for the ter of Shelburn, were guests of month "You can't go home Mr. and Mrs. David Hopewell again" by Miss Clara Pittman. and family of Graysville Sunday. Prayer by Mrs. Walter Wood, j Mr. and Mrs. Marion Van "It's Like Heaven to be Home ' Duesen and children of MishaAgain" by Mrs. Wendell Cox. i waka, Ind., spent the week-end "Religion Ministry to Six-hund- with Mr and Mrs. Guy Eaton of

red Thousand Migrats" by Mrs. South Mam Street. Sunday

Virgil Wolfe. Reading by Mrs. , guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eaton Harry Haskett. The meeting was also included Mr. and Mrs.

dismissed by all repeating the Edgar Eaton of St Bernice.

INSURANCE ALL FORMS TRY OUR SERVICE Alvin "Al" Spainhour Rm. 6 Phone 71 Sullivan State Bank Bldg. .;. Sullivan, Ind.

C w. E. Club The C. W. E. Club will meet at the City Park on Friday, July 12th for an all-day picnic. A good attendance is desired. PALL IN 125 FT. STACK FATAL TO

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COMBINATION BATTERYELECTRIC FENCE CONTROLLERS c COUNTY HARDWARE Vaughn Jones

THEY ARE THE 20-20 GIRLS

there. Following the wedding cere

mony, a reception was held at!

the home of the bride's parents, 236 North Cross Street, for a group of relatives and friends. Mrs. Andrew Lucas and Miss Mary K. Baldwin served the reception guests. The bride and groom left later in the evening for the Abe Martin Lodge at the Brown County State Park where they will spend their honeymoon.

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Out-of-town guests included Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Modert and Mr. and Mrs Tom Webb, all of

Mt. Vernon; Miss Rosemary Modert of Springfield, Illinois; Mrs. Mrs. J. H. Cromwell and daugh-J.-S. Hyatt of Chicago; Mr and ter, Jean, all of Terre Haute; Mrs. Russell Wright of Rock- Mr and Mrs. Willis Lucas of ville; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Boston, Mass.; Mrs. Andrew Schroeder, Mr and Mrs. Howard Salem of Aurora, Illinois; and Schroeder, Nelson , Schroeder, Mrs. Wilfred Riggs of Newark,

I Sullivan High School with the Mrs. Louise Goedeck, Mr. and New Jersey, ' class of 1938. Following her ! '

graduation she entered Franklin College, from which she graduat

ed a history and English major

JANE HARKER, Arlene Dahl and Suzi Crandall, shown left to right, are known as the 20-20 girls in Hollywood, not only because they are perfect visions but because, born 20 years ago, they will participate in the 20th anniversary celebration of sound pictures. (International)

AS OPA STRUGGLES FOR REBIRTH

T , - , University she became acquamtJuly 9 Smoke , ,, ... r. rm , . , ed with the groom.

Children's ' WARfKNIT .NON-RUN' Celanese Rayon PANTIES , Sizes 2 to 10 7.7" .". 69c ' the ( shop Luvica Crownover

PATMT1TP. fjwi? nvro in 1942- During a post-graduate rAUN lEiti, UPjb LlVJb CQUrse .n h.story at Indiana

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painters atop a 125-foot smoke- I At Kranklin she was a member

j stack Monday and sent them of the Pi Psi Sorority as weli as (hurtling inside the tall column, being active in various other one of them to his death. j campus organizations. She is Willard Carlan, 17 years old, ' also a member of the local Tri received hip and arm fractures Kappa Sorority. Since the term-: and head injuries to which ' he ination of her studies at Indiana succumbed. Lawrence Rader, 45, University the bride has taught who became caught in ropes, in the Columbus, Indiana Junior

was burned about the eyes and ..High School and more recently

legs.

The men were cleaning, scraping and painting the interior of a stack atop the Container Corp-

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oration oi America power plant graduated from the public

near the Loop when company schools. Later he entered the firemen started a fire in the Washington College in St. Louis, boiler. The firemen did not know Missouri from which he graduat-

in the Madison, Indiana High School., The groom is a native of Mt.

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ed as a technician in medical X-ray treatments. Going on to Indiana University he studied in associate medical courses. During World War II he was stationed at San Deigo, California Naval Hospital in the X-ray department and plans to locate in Mt. Vernon where he will . be connected with the new hospital

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FOR SALE Country Home Close in Inquire C. Price, 424 So. Court

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Attend Rites Many out of town relatives at

tended the funeral Monday, June

22th of the late Laura Ann Anderson. Among those who have returned to their homes are Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. William Pullis of Pontiac, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Yates Niswonger of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Moore of Henderson, Ky.; Mr and Mrs. Wesley Crowe, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Moore and daughter, Virginia of Providence, Ky.; and Mrs. Maggie Niswonger and George Phillips of Crofton, Ky.'

LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS, July 9 (UP) Hogs ",000; active, good and choice 100 lbs. up 50 higher; good and choice sows 25 to 50

up; good and choice 100 lbs. up 317.00; good and choice sows $15.50-$15.75; choice light weights $16.00. Cattle 3,000; calves 600; steers and heifers active, steady; good and choice yearlings and medium weight steers $19.00-20.-00; medium to good $16.00-$17.-00; choice heifers $19.71; cows active, strong; good beef cows $14.30-16.00; common and medium $11.00-$14.25; vealers active, steady; good and choice $19.00$19.50. Sheep 1,000; active, good and choice $17.00-$18.00; medium to good $15.25-$16.75; slaughter ewes $8.00-$9.00; choice lightweights $9.25-$9.500. Pythian Sisters

Pythian Sisters will meet this evening at 7:30. All members are asked to be present as there is important business.

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'Seven Up Bottling Co. 501 Hartley Sullivan, Ind. Telephone 501

PERHAPS THE GREATEST INFLUX of meat to hit New York in recent years was the huge shipment of sheep, part of which are shown above being led to slaughter at Wilson and Company on the East river. The booh to meatless counters came as the Senate "banking committee in Washington voted out another OPA bill, extending price ceilings on rents, food and all other commodities for a year. Top opponent's to the new measure are Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, whose amendment was completely rewritten by Price Administrator Paul Porter, and Sen. W. Lee O'Daniel of Texas, who is always ready for a filibuster to "talk OPA to death." (International Soundphoto)

COAL WILL BE HIGHER AND WILL BE HARDER TO BUY! Our Prices For Immediate Delivery LUMP, No. 3 . . . $6.50 ton FURNACE LUMP AND EGG. No. 4, 4" x 8" and 4" x 6" $6.50 ton ( Vt Ton Lump or Egg orders ,..r. $3.40) GLENDORA OIL TREATED STOKER $6.00 ton SULLIVAN CO. NO. 4. . washed and oil treated, size 3-4 inches $5.85 ton WASHED STOKER, l'4" x 0 $5.60 ton CEDAR VALLEY. washed egg, 4" x 6" white ash, no soot, no clinkers i $6.50 ton MINE RUN coal $5.50 ton DRAPER COAL CO. Phone 14.

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