Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 142, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 17 July 1946 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- WEDNESDAY, July 17, 1946

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A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper. EnlUvftn Dailx Times, founded 1905, as the dally, edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854, United Tress Wire Service. Eleanor Poynter Jamison Manager and Assistant Editor Paul Poynter Publisher Joe H. Adams Editor Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 113 West Jackson St. Sullivan, Indiana Telephone 12

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"WHERE THERE IS SMOKE" Smoke-signals persist, over the state, indicative of a continuing and even increasing flame of indignation within a large segment of the Republican Party. Kindled by the pre-cenvention tactics of the Gates-Jenner-Springer machine, fuel was .added by the dictated slate of the boss-rid-: den convention. An indication of this general feeling of the anti-beer-;

and-patronage, anti-machine element of the Indiana G. O. P., was seen in Maripn County last week. Judge Stark, who made his successful campaign for prosecutor with the said on his return from Florida- that he was "demanding "backing of an independent Citizen's Republican committee, that -the Marion County organization be reformed to conform to the wishes of Republican votes as expressed in the primary." . - - The' Republican Citizen's, Committee went further. They announced that they would conduct a separate election campaign unless Marion County's "Boss" Henry Ostrom should resign; , . Ostrom himself came back with the statement that no one had askad;:;hirn to resign, and that he had no intention . of doing so.' ;t;j, l' V, ' ""rg'.T'-yffi'iv "" "-"J-" "'" " ""' nmm ""

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Sheriff Ed Douthitt and Deputy Edgar Collins made another successful raid on a new and what promised to be a flourishing "beer factory" in the old Alum Cave northeast of town. The officers confiscated 870 bottles of home brew.

Rep. Johnson, democrat of Mississippi, introduced a bill in Congress providing a fine of $25 for women puffing a cigaret in public and $100 fine for the second offense.

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! Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. rtturnsd to their home in DeI , . . ... troit after spending their vacaj Prayer meeting Iucr.dny night .QQ hcre I Mr nnd Mrs. Will Wade and Prcachi at Dodd Bridge son, Lloyd, have been the guests , ... of their grandchildren at Ind- Jul? "21st with Rev. Walters ianapolis. ' bringing the message.' .

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Three Sullivan county boys, veterans of World War I, were awarded French Croix de Guerre medals. They were Harry S. Batchelor of Carlisle; Fred C. Fisher of Shelburn and John B. Tipton of Hymera.-

Rev. J. C. Rhody is conducting a series of meetings at the Concord Church of Christ near here.

Mrs. Henry Elliot and children

have gone to Oklahoma to visit Ulatives.

Miss Colleen Stevens is spending this week with friends in

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Mr. and Mrs. Bernal Brown and family, . who have been visiting her parents here returned to their home near Indianapolis during the "week-end. Mrs. Edna Clark and Ada Sluder attended union services at' the Sullivan city park Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Omar Marts are announcing a new daughter, Marilyn Mae. Miss' Kathryn Harris spent the week-end with friends in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Means spent the week-end here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. . Seewer guects of Mr. and Mrs. H. Seewer last Friday evening.

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Samusl Phegley, a farmer living in Gill township, harvested a record crop of wheat. Pierce and Robbins who threshed the crop, reported a yield of 910 bushels, averaging 35 busheis to the acre.

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Letters and Interviews or a ' c uiiable nature and proper newspaper interest are sought for this column, the editor reserving the right to censor or reject any article lie may deem is not suitable and proper. Articles of 500 words or less are preferred. All articles sent to the Open Forum must be signed and address given, In older that the editor may know the writer, however, the writer's name will not be published if reI ! II- II " ai u if.-, puMiistiea hr.reln do not necessarily express the sentiment of the Daily Times and this paper may or may not agrue with statements contained nereii. j MT. CALVARY Recant guests of Rev. Eli and Mrs. Julia Yates anrj iamily were Mrs. Ed La Parade and son, Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs.

Ules Barker of Chattaroy, West

Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker and daughters, Eva. Juanita, Shirley and Mrs. Yates' j mother, Susan Yales of Elbert, i West Virginia. j Rev. D. H. Rosier filled his regular appointment at this, place .Suncity morning. He was accompanied by Airs. Rosier and daughter, Esther. . They were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Creager. I Mrs. Esther Powell and daughter, AnnaBell, of Omaha, Nebraska, were guests last week i of the former's brother, Floyd Skinner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Verrell Goodman and children of We:t Terr? : Haute, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mason at Hickory Sunday evening. j Sunday So'iool at Mt. Calvary ( each Sunday morning at ten o'clock. Prayer meeting each i Wednesday evening at seven thirty. ,

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"Wnat is it you want, Dan?" Daisy said. THE phone rang and rang while Lucile listened in. 5ut just as it seemed Dan would wait no longer, a woman's ! voice said, ''Hello?" The voice seemed old and defeated, and Lucile thought swiftly that she was making a fool of herself. This women was middle-aged and unimportant, somebody's faithful secretary, somebody's wife, not the (woman she ha'ed ... ' Apparently Dan didn't recognize the voice either. He .said "Is Ir3.,L.apham there? I want Mrs. Peter Lapham." i "Yes," said -.o voice. "What is it?" "Daisy!" sal ': Dan. And Lucile felt her heart leap enormously in her 3ist. "Listen to me for a minute," Dan said. "Don't hanR n; yjst listen to me. I" - He stopper ;., . 1 the two women could hear him breathing .aeavil'', D:. -l-ld leaning against the wall hardly caring

"Oh, no! I'll write! ' Lucile screamed.

She dropped the phone and then Dan was in the room . . .

whether he went on or not. What difference could it make to her, after all?, "Daisy," he said. "Are you still there?" "Yes," she said. "I'm here. What is it you want, Dan? 'What is it now?" "Nothing. Nothing. Except to tell to ask 3'ou I didn't mean it. That's no way for things to end. I didn't mean that. I sweai- it." "Things ended a long time ago. I told you last summer." Haltingly, fumblingly, then, for a man usually so sure of himself, Dan tried to make his explanations and apologies. Daisy was near hysteria. She said in a light, rapid voice, "I I thought you wished me well.. Must I tell people, 'Oh, Dan O'Mara, he's one of my best friends. Of 'course he betrayed everything I'd thought about him for years in

one afternoon.' Is that what you mean? Shall I sit down and write that to Pete, to get before he's shipped off to war?" "Oh, no," said Lucile. She had meant to speak quietly but it came out almost a scream. "Oh, no, Mrs. Lapham or should I say Daisy? Don't you bother to write your husband. I'll write him for you. I suppose he knows who I am, doesn't he? I'll be glad to let him know you and Dan still manage to see each other. It'll be a pleasure to " At this point Dan realized he souldn't stop her by shouting over the phone and jumped up. The chair fell over behind him, the door crashed open against the wall, and Lucile, hearing him coming, dropped the phone and looked around wildly for a hiding place. There was none. I wish I could faint, she thought, and then Dan was in the room . . . (Continued tomorrow -

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Mrs. Clara A. Scott of Fairbanks was elected to the position of attendance oiiiccr for this county by the County School Board.

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