Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 2, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 2 January 1947 — Page 6
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For Sale CAR of meat scraps due soon. See us for car door price. Unload at Sullivan and Merom. Farm RBureau Co-op. for John Deere parts and; service call 285 at Mace Tire & Battery Service, Sullivan, Ind. For Atlas tires and tubes, ex pert lubrication, tire and battery service, arive m i o .STANDARD SERVICE, 29 N. 'Section St. Phone 262. ELECTRIC floor sander and polisher for rent. MARSHALL DRUGS, SHELBURN. Phone 90. ALL INSURANCE is not alike. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Bldg. FOR SALE 23 ft. 1946 model house trailer. Excellent condi tion. E. L. Hall, Farmersburg or see Ferd Hall, North Oakley Building. FOR SALE Heating stove, Kalamazoo Heater, In good condition. 306 N. State St. Phone 624-X. FOR SALE 1936 Oldsmobile (6). New tires A-l, good motor, heater. 1101 N. Main St. FOR SALE 3 registered Duroc gilts. Levi Burnett, Vz miles Northeast of Graysville. FOR SALE 1941 Chev. 206 N. crass st. : 7& ,Cr CAT r-IOI? VnA fMir t good mechanical condition; one Jersey & Hobtein cow, 3 yrs. old. calf by side; one Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, good family cow; two roan Durham heifers, 1 yr. old one Angus & Hereford calf, 3 months old; heifer. Rodman t Stanley, Merom R. 1. FOR SALE Good Empire coal & wood range. G caps, reservoir, oven thermometer. 629 E. Jackson. PERMANENT anti-freeze, Norway, Zerone, and battery recharging while you wait at Flynn's Service, U. S. 41, Shelburn, Ind. . FOR SALE 1916 Ford halfton pick-up truck, 650 tires, 6 ply. Robert Yentes, Dugger. KELVINATOR HOME FREEZER for immediate delivery. Convenient terms. So. Side Auto Supply. FOR SA LIC Girl's bicycle in eood condition. 926 N. Main. FOR SALE Oak V,i" hard wood flooring and seasoned lum ber: 2x8 in 14 & 16'; 2x610, 12 & 14'; 2x48, 10, 12'. 40 gal. outside white paint. Warren Gummere, Ph. 20L, Shelburn. t FOR SALE Grocery store and S-room semi-modern house, 1 mile south of Dugger. Hudson Grocery. FOR SALE Fresh cow & calf. Baleigh Gibbs, Carlisle, Ind., R. R. 3. FOR SALE Mixed wired bale hay $15.00 ton at the farm. Cud Plew, Graysville phone. See the G-E ELECTRIC sink and disposal. On our floor now. Skel-Gas and-'G-E Home Freezer. McCammon Appliances. ABC WASHER without motor. 12 months to pay. So. Side Auto Supply. . FOR SALE '35 Chev. coupe, Master.-Good shape, good tires. Priced to sell. Gene Vigus, Merom phone 78. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows. cheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co, Terre Haute, Indiana i
I FOR SALE Model A Ford TuI dor, good running condition. Also I power take-off for Chev. truck.
Francis Wheeler, 2 miles east on 54. FOR SALE 600 bu. corn. 'Also choice alfalfa and soybean hay and lespedeza, redtop mix. 704 E, Washington. FOR SALE 1936 Pontiac coach in good condition. Hall Auto Parts, Shelburn. FOR SALE Two new Thor electric iorners, one new Motorola car radio, several other new electrical appliances. Guaranteed radio service and electrical appliance repairing. Crist's Radio and Appliance Shop, Hymera, Indiana. Phone 106, Ring 2. FOR SALE Warm Morning heating stove, one studio couch, 2 pairs snow leggings sizes 8 and 12, two pea coats. Vance Pinkston, Merom. FOR SALE or trade for pick-j up truck: 1939 Ford Deluxe coupe, perfect condition, new tires, new paint job. Motor Just overhauled. Can be seen at Milam Standard Service, southeast corner square. FOR SALE 1940 Pontiac (6 Deluxe. New motor, tires; radio, underseat heater. Privately owned. 809 South Main. , . FOR SALE Auto gas cap lock, auto tube, jack, fan belt and snip-orrchains; galoshes, 7 xk ; rubbers, 6Vi; Vitality shoes, 1lk B; basketball shoes; electric room heater. 830 North Court. FOR SALE 1-row International corn picker. Good condition. Claude Bobbins, R. 5. FOR SALE Stokol bm feed stoker, Price $135.00. See Dr. J. H. Oldham. FOR SALE Kelvinator electric refrigerator. Olive Bennett, Coffman Apts. W anted WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free oi cnarge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. RADIATOR repair and cleaning. Gasoline tank repair. NuCor Radiator Shop, 925 No. Main St. Phone 334. WANTED Woman to do some housework, cooking. No hard work. State salary. Box CC, care Times. HELP WANTED Permanent position open for" young lady. Apply at Bennett's Pharmacy. WANTED A large 2-wheel tiailer or a 4-wheel, Must be able to follow car without swaying. Would like to have for 1 week. C. Robison, 118 So. Court. WANTED Wish to rent or lease 4 to 6-room house in Sullivan. 118 So. Court St. C. Robison. WANTED Livestock hauling to Indianapolis' and other markets. Pick up loads on Thursdays. Jim Dodds, Phone 8204. I MUST GET A MAN at once in this community to work with our District Manager. Must have car and be over 28 years of age. The work is in line with the program advocated by the Department of Agriculture. Permanent work, good pay for man who has lived on farm. Write Box 60 c-o this paper. Miscellaneous PROMPT ROAD service for tire battery and farm equipment troubles. Phone 285. W. S. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES, 19 North Section Street. ROUND and Square Dance every Saturday night 8 to 12 o'clock. Graysville, Ind. DUE to price rises of coal at mines, all prices on all coal will be advanced from fifteen to thirty cents a ton on all grades of coal starting today. Draper Coal Company, Phone 14.
PUBLIC GAMES every Thursday night at eight o'clock at the American Legion Home under the auspices of the Sullivan American Legion Auxiliary.
TEEN-AGE smoothie (no hair cut without your consent looks ' natural, stays in from 6 mo. to a , year. $5.00 complete. Charm! Beauty Shop, Phone 897. Farmers' tax reports must be filed by January 15th. Don't delay. R. F. . Logan, Income Tax Service, 428 Washington St. NOTICE Present this ad and receive $1.00 on a new tire this week only at Flynn's, Shelburn, Indiana. LET US do your inside car penter work, plastering, plaster patching, door arching, door hanging, etc. See Pigg and Butler, 1 mile north Exline Corner, State Road 54. IN MEMORIAM In memory of Ralph C. Stewart, who passed away one year ago today, Jan. 2, 1946. Gone is the one we held so dear, Silent is the voice we used to hear. Far away from sight or speech, But not too far for thought to reach. His thought were always of us; He never could forget, And so we think that wherever he is He must be watching us yet. We miss him more as time goes on, . - As we- walk through life alone, But with God's helping hand We hope to meet him in the Promised Land. Sadly missed by his wife, '; Louise, and daughter, Carolyn i Gene. State To Increase Study Funds For Game Birds, Fish INDIANAPOLIS Ind., Jan. 1 (Special) The Indiana Department of Conservation will continue and increase scientific studies of the artificial preparation system whereby the state grows and liberates thousands of game birds and millions of fish. Meeting in regular session, the Commission voted to increase the Conservation department's share in a fish study program being carried on jointly with Indiana University from $14,000 to $20,000 for the next fiscal year. Increased budgets for game research were also authorized. Lisle Wallace, Commission chairman, pointed out that "there is growing evidence that artificial propagation is not the whole answer, nor even a sizeable portion of the answer, to maintaining adequate fish and game populations in Indiana. ' "Consequently," he continued, "we must expend every effort to determine what the proper procedures are and we can only make that determination through an expanded program of research." Donald R. Hughes, director of fish and game, and William B. Barnes, Pittman-Roberrson project leader who has been carrying on pheasant and quail' studies for several years, appeared before the commission in support of the proposals. Dr. William E. Ricker. director of the Indiana Lake and Stream Survey, previously had recommended expansion of the fish research program which got underway a year ago. DODD BRIDGE A large crowd attended the services at the church Christmas Eve. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade and Lloyd spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pemberton and son. Wilbert Wade and wife came home with them for a visit. . Mr. and Mrs. Fuson and Mr. and Mrs. Will Wade called on Mrs. Luvisa Wood Sunday. Miss Katherine Hayden is spending a few days with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown and daughter spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Buck Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Butler snent j Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wood. Mrs. Bertha Ryland was a supper guest of Luvisa Wood and Abe Wilkey, Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Will Wade and Lloyd Wade spent Christmas with Wilbert Wade and family. Janitor Turns Oct Art CHICAGO (UP) George Ayer, a janitor, at Chicago's Merchandise Mart, largest commercial building in the world, has completed 300 paintings in his spare time. Ayer paints during his lunch hours and after work.
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Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK Pocahontas Club, Mrs. Truelock, Thursday night, 6:30. Bring own table service. The Zelma Harbaugh Missionary Society of the First Christian church will meet at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening, January 2 at the home of Mrs. Pauline Mahan, 237 West Wolfe street. Sullivan Rebekah Lodge, regular meeting, Thursday, January 2. Officers will be installed by D.D. President, Effie Cooper and staff from Merom. Covered dish dinner served at 6:30. All members please attend. Visiting Rebekahs welcome. The Red Cross sewing room will be open Thursday, January 2 and every Thursday thereafter. Aweogon Garden Club, Thursday, January 2, Mrs. Dale Billman, 2:30 p. m. Regular meeting Royal Neighbors, Woodman Hall, Friday, January 3, 7:30 p. m. Important meeting. A good attendance is desired. Friday Afternoon Club, Friday, January 3, 2:30, Sullivan Hotel, Mrs. Margaret Lee, hostess. , Basketball Mothers Club, Monday, January 6, 2 o'clock, Mrs. John Oldham, 31 West Street. Alpha Delphian club, Monday, January 6. 2:15, public library, Mrs. Harry Lowry. (Note Send your club notices to the Times Saturday before week club meets.) A Lyric Sunday i
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Tom and Julie drained their glasses . . . AT HIS son's outburst, Andre quietly put down his glass, '"; refusing to drink his own toast. The guests sat stunned. Then Julie stood up, her glass in her hand, and very slowly drained it. Instantly Tom Meredith was on his feet, his face very white. In one gulp he too drained his glass and stood beside his wife ... The year 1861 was tve one in which the world ended, afterwards to be born again but not the same; no, never again the same. Julie and Tom Meredith were back in Boston. .Tom had enlisted in the Federal Navy and Stephen had written Julie to come" home to Harrow. But Julie was not the first one to arrive. One rainy night there was a pounding on the door and Stephen opened it. A tall man was standing in the half-light, rain dripping from bis slouch hat and from his cloak.
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Mrs. Sarah Bolinger and sons, Billy and Bob, will return to their home in Malwaukee, Wisconsin, today after enjoying a holiday visit here with relatives. Mrs. Irene Chaney has returned to her home here after enjoying the Christmas vacation with her daughters and their families in Pontiac, Michigan. Mrs. Helen Kipe and young daughter, of Chicago, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ai Brown. Miss Doris- Cooksey of Manhatten, Kansas, has been a recent guest Of her brother, Clyde Cook sey and Mrs. Cooksey of North Court Street. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Bledsoe I and son, of Washington, spent the week-end with friends and relatives here. I Miss Janice Wilkey of Linton, I spent the week-end with Miss I Phyllis Usrey here. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cooksey I and Miss Doris . Cooksey visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooksey in Martinsville, Sunday. Mrs. Pete Gibson and daugh ter, Isabelle, of Pontiac, Michigan, have returned to their home after a holiday visit with Mrs. Alice Coffman Supersonic Waves Spot Hidden Metal Defects ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UP) Hidden defects in metals, long a bugbear in all metallic construction, may be overcome by sound waves of. frequencies up to 12000,000 cycles. The 20th national metal congress and exposition heard the new process explained by James W. Dies of Sperry Products. The device to check metal flaws! is the supersonic reflectoscope. The reflectoscope employs-- ' beam of sound waves far beyond the ability of the human ear to hear, which probe the mass. Dancing Tongue-To-Tongue CHICAGO '(UP) In a study of 5,129 emergency cases treated this year, . officials of Henrotin Hospital found the case of a man i. who suffered a lacerated tongue "bitten. "by a girl while dancing." And Monday! 4
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 2 (UP) Hogs 12,000; good and choice barrows and gilts 100-160 lbs. $20.00 $20.50; 160-225 lbs. $20.75 $21.00; sows $16.50 $17.50. ' Cattle 2,100; calves 500; good to choice light steers $26.00; early bulk good light and medium weight steers $21.00 $23.00; good heifers $19.50 $22.00; good beef cows $14.50 $16.00; good and choice vealers $28.00 $30.00. Sheep 3,000; good to choice 98 lb. Texas fed lambs $23.00; bulk medium 21.00 $23.00; slaughter ewes $7.00 down. Boston Cherishes Horses BOSTON (UP) This may be the atomic age, but a recent survey revealed that at least 3,000 work horses still are in harness in Boston. One-Minute Test ' 1. In what novel did Barkis say he "was willin' " ? 2. Babbie was the heroine in what book? 3. Becky Sharpe Is the principal character in what book? Words of Wisdom , There is nothing stronger than human prejudice. A crazy sentimentalism, like that of Peter the Hermit, hurled half of Europe upon Asia, and changed the destinies of kingdoms. Wendell Phillips. . J Today's Horoscope V If .you are celebrating- a birth' day 'today, yours is an energetic nature. You like to be doins They'll Do It Every Harmonica was sold onwung driblet until urn Dt-T mi cute m it j THE.STING ON HIN1 .
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"We be the representatives of the trade guilds and unions and need a spokesman at the secession conference. We be ag'in it, this secession business. And ye?" "I'm your man," Stephen said. "To secede from the Unjon is a' wicked folly. I'll serve ye." " South Carolina already had seceded, then Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and Georgia. In Louisiana, time was running out. At Baton Rouge, Stephen pleaded desperately against the move. "With what will you fight them?" he asked. "Your bare hands?" , - In the end, he was howled down. When the vote was counted, it was 103 in favor of secession to 17 against. The next day, back in New Orleans, Stephen Fox offered his services to the Confederate Army of America . , . (Continued Monday),
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