Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 152, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 31 July 1946 — Page 4

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Former Shelburn (Continued from Page One) Boarding : the. "Gripsholm" at the beginning of their tour in early August, Mr. and Mrs.. Taylor will be traveling . aboard the same ship that brought Mr. Tay lor's father,. the Rev. W. Robert; Taylor, to the United States after two years of imprisonment in a Japanese internment camp in Shanghai. . . Both Mr. Taylor's father and mother, who have served as missionaries in China, since 1912, returned to Shanghai early this year. x Arriving in Gothenburg, Sweden on August 20, the Taylors with the other American representatives will spend 18 .days in visits to educational institutions, industrial research ' laboratories, and manufacturing plants in Denmark, Sweden and Norway. Some of the cities in . the tour route are Gothenburg,. Malmo and Stockholm, .Sweden;. Copenhagen, Denmark; and Oslo, Nor way. . - " ' The party will re-embark for the United States on September 7 via the S. S: "Drottningholm"and will arrive' at New . York harbor September 17th. J . .' ' 1 Mrs. Taylor is a native of Shelburn where she graduated from the local schools later being re Cross 'MEN'S Contains, scissors, file, nail clip, tweezers and comb v I i funerdl.Homa Sullivin, Indiana

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WILLIS MAKES i FAREWELL SPEECH WASHINGTON, July-31 (UP) Sen Raymond E. Willis, R., Ind., in a farewell speech to his colleagues has urged that manufacturers responsible for supplying the military forces, with defective shells be brought before firing squads and "executed as traitors." ' Willis who is retiring upon adjournement of the present congress urged his colleagues to: 1. Carefully consider problems

of foreign relations and questions involved in drafting peace treaties to prevent a third world war. 2. Drive for a reduction in deficit spending which he termed a major cause or inflation. 3. Avoid centralization of power in "big government, big business or big labor." MIRROR CAUSES FIRE LARAMIE, Wyo. (UP) California has nothing on Wyoming when it comes to sunshine, a group of tourists learned in Laramie recently: Rays from the sun reflecting in the rear-view mirror of the tourist car caused roofing above the back seat to catch fire while parked in a filling station. The blaze was quickly extinguished. FIND ROMANCE IN 70s CHEYENNE, Wyo (UP) You might be too young, but you're never too old to get married, according to an elderly couple apI plying for a license in Cheyenne, recently. They were Thomas V. Grantham, 74, of Greeley, Colo., I who listed his occupation as a ' retired banker, and Katherine Wilsher, 72, of Baldwin Park, ai. AIR COMMUTERS MILWAUKEE (UP) A "doorstep" airport on Lake Michigan in the heart of the city, has made air commuters dreams a reality. The "doorstep" port already is being patronized by commuters, transients and businessmen whb have their own planes. WATCH For The Announcement Of OPENING OF NEW MODERN -TOT SHOP LOANS HOME IMPROVEMENTS NOW is the time to fix up your home, inside and outside, for next winter. If you need cash for furnace repairs, painting, papering, rerooftng or any other improvements, see us for a loan. We advance cash promptly for home repairs and for any other need or emergency. Call at our office or phone its for the cash you need NOW, Fidelity Loan Co. Upstairs Middle East Side Sq.

BALL GAME LASTS 4 1-2 KRS. THERMOPOLIS, Wyo. (UP) Thermopolis town council thinks it might have to change to daylight saving time for a scheduled Riverton-Thermopolis baseball game. At least, some measure will have to be taken, "Officials declare, if , the game lasts four hours and a half like the game between the two towns recently. Riverton defeated Thermopolis in the lengthy free-for-all 40 to 39. NEW OPERA COMING STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. (UP)

The (-first American performance of the new opera "Peter Grimes" will be held at the Berkshire Music center at Tanglewood Aug. 6. Written by Benjamin Briton of London, the opera was chosen toj reopen the Sadler Wells Opera I afte the War. Eric Crozier ,who directed the world premier in London,' -will stage the opera herel t TOTS GET OWN CLASS ' THERMOPOLIS, Wyo. (UP) Littie .tots of ' Thermopolis . are finally going ;to have, their day. Forvthe; fjrst time in many years a kindergarten will be. included in the 'Thermopolis schools next fall.s Citizens voted for the proi X 1 , jeui'at tt. receni scriuui meeung. i RAM SALE COMING CASPER,. Wyo.' (UP) The 18th annual ram sale of the Wyoming Wool Growers' Association will'' be held Sept 24 and 25, officials have announced in Casper.-

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Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Bennett of Sullivan are at the Hotel Traymore in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald and sons Eddie and Dickie were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wolfe and daughter, J Mary. Miss Elsie Reed was a weekend guest of Miss Mary Wolfe. Mrs. Heryey J. Ridgeway returned Wednesday from Staunton, Virginia where she was called on account of the death of Mrs. G. Frank Garber. Mrs. Ridgeway's sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Coiner and her daughter Mrs. Betty Lynn and son James Lynn accompanied her home. Miss Virginia Lee Lewellyn-,1 oldest daughter of Captain and Mrs. Thomas Lewellyn of Gulfport, Mississipni was admitted to the City Hospital there Saturday for a tonsilectomy. BIRTH CERTIFICATE NOTICE Petition No. 2319 Notice is hereby given thit Tressa Frances Houston has filed her petition in the Sullivan Circuit Court to have the place and time of her birth determined. Said petition is set for hearing on August; 16, 146 at 8:00 A. M. Dated this 30 day of July. 1946. JAMES H. RINGER. Clerk Sullivan Circuit Court BIRTH CERTIFICATE NOTICE Petition No. 2320 Notice is hereby given that Flossie E. McCammon has filed her petition in the Sullivan Circuit Court to have the place and time of her birth determined. Said petition is set for hearing on August 16. 1946 at 8:00 A. M. Dated this 30 dav of July, 1916. JAMES H. RINGER, Clerk Sullivan Circuit Court

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