Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 168, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 August 1946 — Page 2
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES .... ' THURSDAY, AUG. 22, 1946.
BUELTVAN. INDIANS
A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper. , iollivan Pail Time, founded 1905, as the dally edition of the ' Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854. . United Press Wire Service. Eleanor Poynter Jamison ........ Manager and Assistant Editor Paul Poynter . Publisher Joe H. Adams Editor Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 115 West Jackson St. ' Sullivan, Indiana Telephone 12
Entered a second-class matter at the Postoff ice, Sullivan, Indiana. National Advertising Representative: Theia and Simpson, 393 Seventh Avenue, New York (1) N. Y. Subscription Rate: By carrier, per veek . . 15 Cent in City By Mall la Sullivan And AJJoininf Countleai Year . $3.00 Six. Montha v. ...... 4 ". . . . 11.75 Month (with Time furnishing stamped envelope) 80 Cents By Mail Ebewherei - Year ...... 14.09 Six Months $2.25 Month (with Times furnishing envelope) 40 Cents All mall subscriptions strictly in advance.
ABOUT THOSE AFFIDAVITS Too many Indiana voters have the mistaken impression that casting a vote by affidavit in the May primary qualifies 'them as voters in the November general election. - Everywhere in the state, party workers who are busy in . registration work, report they are finding voters who insist tthey need not register for the reason "they voted in the pri"mary." Many of these, it is found, voted in the primary although not properly registered, taking advantage of the provision in the election code which permits primary voting by ' signing an affidavit, properly supported, that the applicant has all the legal qualifcations of an elector. . Such an affidavit does not constitute registration. Eeg'ister now! ,
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Maureen OhLira Has a difficult time acciauig kiwku "'s"' " Haymes and the trumpet playing of Karry James in ' Do You Love Me?"
At Sherman . . Sunday and Monday
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ni. Mckenzie landess Head-line lecturer at the Me-j-orr, . Summer Assembly, Aug. 28-30 will bs William McKenzie' Landess of Knoxville, Tennessee. Mr. Land ess will lecture each
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tjt?ittu paptc T polio infection after these opera- children returned home Monday
I FflP VrnOITFR FnTK" , tions. after spending three Weeks With
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Information . Service of the
jfantile paralysis and its treatment
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Everyone's here but Tfigger! A scene from "Rainbow Over Texas, iWrriog Roy Rogers with 'Gabby" Hayes ndDsile Evans. ;.
ullivan ' County Tuberculosis ,,h;ir,tPrs nf National Fnunda- i VI if I H i Y
day, at 8:00 p. m. Standard Association - Ition for Infantile Paralysis or by ; UVVlii A A
l.me) at werom institute, nis InfanHio Paralvsis' .writing the national office, 120 general topic is "The Earth is Iniantilc Faraiysis 'Broadway, New York 5, N. Y. ti-e Lord's." Each lectur: will bo During the late summer, par- , . illustrated by slides.: ' cuts are apt to' think, with -fear, ' " ""m " Mr. Landess has been" an offl-' in . their hearfc, of infantile par.. FARMERS BURG cer of, the Tennessee valley a''sis 'or- A is oftcn : Called, Authori'v for the past twelve jpolto- Epidemics of the disease Marion S. Mahan of Indianaycars ' snd at p)"ent is head of arc rn0't apt t0 break out from polis, and Arthur Phillips of
TYnffram Srvirf nf TVA's,June 10 oepremoer. m ioh rerre nauic, were guests ot mrs.
Deckard Reunion
i ne Deckard reunion will be held Sunday, August 25th, at the Linton city park.
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In' tiiis pcnUon Mr Landed ha;i ,fca in the latter tiiofith, , f ; ; r Mrs. Sarah Boatman andWau- 1 ? Kriday cvning, " A.igusA
siciis with church and ministerial : only because of the . deaths . il vi.-ittd here Saturday with Mrs, and pig will be served.. gro-ips, helping them to under- causes many othr diseases take Lois Ohorne and daughter,' Betty . ' -maw - lt . stand ogrucultural problems, more lives but ' because it eoLou. " j , ... , and to strengthen their rural . frrquently leaves .its vieTiinr- . Mrs. , Hazel Kruse of Terre Birthday Party 'church programs." crippled tor" life and twau-i . Ilaule. vasi a cuss't Saturday of. blrthdav Mrtv was given In i . Mr T .anrloce maWoc n rirlrtlv little is known about, the virus Mrs. Ella Frakes ' A DUtnaay. P3" W8S g V
'scientific and at the same time which causes the disease-There- Mrs. Josie Hopewell is visiting honor of Marsha Karen Mason
exceedingly popular presentation fore, few preventive measures in Sullivan with her sister, Mrs. on her 8th birthday at her home of the natural forces and re- can be taken against it. Walker Jennings, this week. by Mr. and Mrs. Basil Mason
sources which underlie the de- Infantile naralvsis is caused bv Mr- ancl m's- George .bargent , f nday, August in., ine aner-,
velopment of human life and a Virus so small it cannot b and son- Paul- and ranson, noon was spent in playing gqmes.
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mand on college campuses as microscope As yet no means of were dinner guests hunaay ot cream, cooioes ana grape juice well as in school and church prevention or cure has been dis- -'Vas. McCoskey and daughter were served to the following . .tl a . m. . . .of Mi'mora c'nocte- T .iif.lln F.mprv .Tispn nnrl
circles across ine cuuiury. coverea. mere nave, nowever. '' , .
Ha was educated at the Uni- been advances in treatment' 'This Maxiae GreSS- Virginia Hay- Ruby Reid. Nancy Kelsey, Larry versity of Tennessee, the ' Uni- with the creation of additional worth and Mai'Saret Sharp at- and Patricia Rinard, Joyce Huff.,, versity of Missouri and Cornell facilities for aiding the Victim's tendcd a Pai'ty Saturday even- Karen Kay Coyner, Georgia Carol Univerity. He has had long ex- recovery, has done much to allav inS at the home of Marguerite Frederick, Judy Jan Johnson,
perience as a county agricultural fear of the disease Lano m Shelburn. The party Gertie Lou Brown, i.ida Rose', agent prior to coming to the i AHhouah its name would seem' was ivtn in honor Doris Henderson, Janice Smiley, Bobby T.V.A. : The topics of Mr. Lan- LZ w II i , Miller Thompson who , is visit- Joe Gray, Lee Elden and Bobby.
9d ess' lectures are- , , 1 . ing here trom Kiverside, Caat. Diliion, John Ward, Johnn
Mondav. From Everlasting to u: v.. 1 Mrs, Floy Asbury of Terre Dean Smith, Bobby and Sandra
Everlasting IVwl Ja ,1 V Haute, was the over night guest Banta, Janet and Martha Rusk,j
Tnetday. The Era of Taking, 1 aZ mav crioDle them V f MrS Ddla Mre Wednesday- Mary Ann Roseberry, Barbara tt,. -u . W. c """" " mit- "cm as Veterans from Farmprshin o WHIfs Man
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Thursday. The Kingdom of ""J , u7 :f,!!! 1 LeSion state Convention at Ind- Benson,' Jack Turpin, Sue Ann
God-Brotherhood. ' 7 1 ii ' ," :' ia"aP"lis this week-end were Copeland and Nancy Dailey
These lectures as well as the 7ommumv oarente and nub Jak Spal'ks' Jack RuSEl1' Jack Those, assisting were Christine s r, l.e co.mmuny. parents and pub- Hawheo Jack Reed Herm Ves. Arnett. Janet Ward. Ruth Rose-
evening' are onen to the Mbk-llSiSZ'T ter- Gib Gr and Jake Midler, berry, Carol and George FredeP
Asembly Freacher at the 7:00
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Plus COMEDY & NEWS 100 GOOD REASONS , For You To See This Show
xuc ,uo..-i rounaauon lor in- Mr. and Mrs Wm. Bailey have ick Shirle Ann and Ter Ma fantile naralvsis. htrmiffh its .1.. . ... ., . ... .. ...
P. m. services-will be Rev.'Paul nnnBi " i'v "v Iel-r guesls lnis weeK lvlr- ana son. margie Kay Smith was un
J Fniino united Chnreh of ! 7u..l:.l t ' . ' 7 V Mrs- John Qoodman and baby able to attend.
J. Folino, United
South Chicago.
Daytime Assembly leaders in-
ready to assist
where outbreaks occur and
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communities Mra wa
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The honored guest Sampson and many nice gifts.
received
elude: Rev. Dick Keithahn, Me-,elP lndlvlduals who Set ,. rom, Indiana (Phophetic Preach- I ?5ase '. ing); Rev. Frank Edwards, Buf-I The Foundation, emphasize? falo, New York, (Stewardship); tnat- although, there Js no known Mrs. Louis Auten, Oak Park, cure or Polio, .quick action m?y Illinois (The Christian Family); Prevent crippling and urgss that Mrs. Russell Dierdorff, Paxton, ! med!cal advice be ?0,,cht -Illinois, and Mrs. H. E. Walley, mediately if polio is suspected. East Chicago, Indiana, (Women's Th,e Jlrs symptoms are , often Workshop). a headache, unexplained fever, a 'cold or an upset stomach. If any These courses are offered of these symptoms appear, ; a Tuesday through Friday morn- doctor should be called., ings. Families are invited to at- .People who are very tired fe tend. Supervision will be pro- more apt. to get' the disease than vided for young children. Regis- those who get. sufficient ret. tration for this eleventh annual Chills may weaken resistance to Merom Summer Assembly will the disease so do not stay in -begin at 3:00 p. m. next Monday, cold water too long. And do not Aug. 26. swim in water polluted by sewage or other filth. IT GETS HOT IX ARIZONA Jj Lr T' garbage may be sources of in- . ' fection, the community should ' PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP) Car-, be kept clean and every effort , penter J. McTaggart drove his should be made to protect food, car into his garage to keep it . from flies and other insects. . . .1
from, getting too hot under the The Foundation warns against
blistering Arizona sun.' Ten min-! having tonsils or adenoids re-
uates later,: the garage ' caught j moved during the polio epidemic firo and was dpstrnvpd Thp . rar Season, since it is believed that
went up in smoke. ' ' : children are more' susceptible to'1- ';?
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