Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 36, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 19 February 1947 — Page 7

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JENNY VEE FEEDS (With Man-a-Mar)

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We Are HATCHING Each MON DAY and THURSDAY BARRED ROCKS, WHITE ROCKS & BUFF ROCKS, BUFF ORPINGTONS, NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS, AUSTRA WHITES, and big I: vps ENGLISH WHITE LEGHORNS, -Bmk AUSTRA WHITES now for MAY and JUNE, ORDER EARLY. ' Don't be disappointed. . : . ' ' We Have A Few

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LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Francis McKin and daughter, Sandra, have returned to Flint, Michigan after a two weeks visit with her parents and sister, Mir. and Mrs. Bert Hutchison and Clara. Mary Lou Hinkle and mother of North Main Street spent Sunday in Terre Haute. Hazel Hardin of Hymera was in Sullivan . today transacting business. Mrs. Rex Russell spent Tuesday in Indianapolis. Mrs. Theron Dixon of New Lebanon, was in Sullivan today. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gouckenour and daughter of Robinson, Illinois, and S. S. Yeoman of Indianapolis were dinner guests last night of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gouckenour. -v - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Curtis of Louisville, Kentucky, visited Mr. Curtis' mother, Mrs. Eva Curtis,

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Wanda Wright and Robert Wright spent Saturday evening with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Stewart. They left Monday for New York. BARACA PHILATHEA CLASS PARTY The Baraca Philathea class of the Baptist church met at the home of Miss Norma Spencer on South Section Street last week. The president, Jack , Buckley, presided. The house was decorated in keeping with Valentine Day, the center- of attraction being a gum drop Valentine tree. Devotions were read by Alice Irvin. Refreshments of cherry pie,

whipped cream and cokes were

served to the following: Rev. and Mrs. Hull, Alice Irvin, Ilena Warford, Mary Lou Hinkle, Abbie Faught, Rachel Faught, Mary Simmers, Allen Letterman, Jack Buckley and the hostess, Norma Spencer.

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KEEP YOURS 100 GENUINE When your International

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parts throughout. That s a mighty good way to keep it!

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INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FARM EQUIPMENT HEADQUARTERS , Coleman Nash INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER 720 N. Section ' Telephone 210

WM A "'BUSY YEAP FOR US'

Over 15,000 new meters were put in operation on customers' premises.

Over 75,000 distribution transformers were installed.

Over 33,000 wood pofss (47S earfoaclsj were placed in service.

Over 3,000,000 pounds of copper wire were strung, over the system.

Over 1,000,000 tons of Indiana coat were mined and consumed in electric power generation.

The total outlay for the above, plus payroll and taxes, and the myriad of other cash expenditures, aggregated over $29,000,000!

. . . and there's still a Big job to do;

We accomplished a lot in 1946. But there's still a, lot more to be done to increase your electric generating and distributing facilities as fully as we're planning. The war was everyone's number one job for so long that we still haven't been able to get all the different kinds of equipment we need. The factories which make equipment report that the heaviest demands in history are now being made upon them for supplies. Like our own Company, electric

companies all over the nation are anxious to increase their facilities to meet the increased service requirements of their customers. Under the circumstances, we're proud of the job we were able to accomplish during the past year. But we fully realize that some of our customers are still waiting for service and we hope, in the year ahead, to be able to make even greater strides toward fully accommodating all the deeds of all of our customers.

Our complete 1$46 AnnuaJ Report to Stockholders will fee available about March 1, 1947. We shall be glad to send a copy of this report to you, upon request.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC.

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