Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 111, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 June 1947 — Page 6
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SULLIVAN DALLY TIMES WEDNESDAY. June 4, 1947. SUELTVSH. INDIANA
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Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK
Loyal Women'; class of the Methodist, church,, class social, Thursday,' June 5th, 2 o'clock at the church. i Frank Neff Relief Corps. No. 155, Wednesday, June 4: Woodman Hall. . The Pocahontas Club will be entertained at Bertha McDaniels' Thursday nigrht at 7:00. Bring table service. Royal Neighbors will meet at the Woodma.ni Hall Friday night June 6th at 6:15 for a covered dish dinner, honoring those having birthdays April, May and June. Brinff own table service and your favorite covered dish. There will be initiation. Officers please wear formals. There will be a manorial service at 7:15. The public is invited. Sullivan Rebekah Lodgre, Thursday night 7:30. All frnemtoers please attend. Sullivan Chapter No. 188 O. E. S. will meet Monday, June 9 for their regular stated meeting. Officers please be prompt. Tne 7:30 pan, Mrs. Luna Thralls of Hymera will be hostess for a 1 o'clock luncheow Thursday for the Aweogon Club. Ptolemy XIV (c. 61-47 B. C.) married his sister, the famous Cleopatra. They ruled Jointly until 47 B. C, when a dispute arose and Cleopatra was forced to leave Egypt. In this year Caesar sent troops to her support, and Ptolemy was defeated and was accidentally drowned while trying to escape.. The crater atop Poas Volcano, 'Costa Rica, Central America, is the largest in the world. The United States Congress authorized the coining of threecent pieces in 1865. . An Alaskan moose may weigh is much as 1,700 pounds. AT FOUNTAINS Summer hot weather p band, elastic X,"jIEa. coat buttons You'll find here at this CCard Store Hours
Shades Campaign Being Set Up; poal Is $300,000 ; INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 4 A public subscription campaign aimed at $300,000 is being
planned by the Indiana Department of Conservation to purchase jThe Shades, John H. Nigh, Conservation director announced to day. j Nigh said actual mechanics of ihe campaign are still to be worked out but added that the department - definitely plans to purchase the historic western Indiana park which last week was saved from destruction by action bf Arthur R. Baxter, Indianapolis manufacturer. Nigh emphasized that Mr. Baxter's purchase of the Shades and jhis lease to the department constituted simply a "holding action". The Baxter Durchase followed breakdown of American Legion 'plans' to save the centurv-old park. The owners immediately ;placed the 1,452 acres on the auction block and began accepting bids from timber companies. The park includes more than 1,000 C
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Thursday - Friday - Saturday June 5,6,7 "Johnson Production-Bred" Chicks
These chicks are our regular AAA Johnson Production-Bred stock! All chicks are U. S. Approved and Pullorum tested. The regular price on these chicks is $11.30 per 100. They are being offered on this special sale at $7.93 per 100. This sale is strictly for 3 days only. First come, first served. .
acres of semi-virgin timber. "There was not enough time to get a public subscription campaign underway," Nigh said, "and Mr. Baxter and a group of associates purchased the area to hold it until we are able to raise the money." "We have great plans for the Shades," Nigh said, "and we cannot over-emphasize our appreciation of Mr. Baxter's action., "We must not, however, consider the job over. Funds must be raised to repay Mr. Baxter and place title to the area in the hands of the State." The Conservation director said the Shades, which has been operated as a park for almost a century, will be administered from Turkey Run Stete Park, only seven miles away, for the balance of the summer season.
LOCALS Mr. and Mjrs. Denzel Stalker and children of Anderson, Indiana spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Milam and daughter, Donna Kay. Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Milam were in Dugger Monday. 2 .ces une ' As.! ft j
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vere in Terre Haute Thursday. Miss Donna J lose Houpt of , Carlisle visited relatives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ashcraft called on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Orr Friday evening. Mr. and ' Mrs. . Elsworth Ash craft and family of LaPorte, In- : diana spent . the week end here with relatives. Miss Rose Plummer called on Mrs. Henry Lambert Saturday. Mr. and K-s. Tex Simpson of Omaha, Nebraska spent last week here visiting Mrs. Connie Doyle and other relatives.. Miss Jean Ladson and Mrs. Jo Hardy and daughter, Jean, of Indianapolis were week end guests of , their mother, Mrs. Lilly Ladson and other relatives. Miss Nora Lea Snyder of Bloomington was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Snyder. Everett Shake and family have moved to their farm east of Sullivan. Ronald Morse of Jasonville called on friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Volney Snyder and Alice Charlene of LaPorte called on relatives here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox and family called on Mrs. Mjaggie Cox Sunday. Mrs. Melba MacDonald and Mrs. Maggie Cox called on Mrs. Clara Vester one day last week. MJr. and Mrs. J. J. McCammon and Mrs. Maxine Lloyd, Jerry and Ann spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plummer and family. John Nichols of Detroit, Mich- '. igan spent last week end with his mother, Mrs. Bert Padgett and Mr. Padgett. Several from here attended the funeral services of M-s. Lottie Wheaton Rich at Sullivan Wednesday afternoon. . Ralph Monk visited his sister, Mrs. Elsie Stone and Edgar last week. Mrs. Lucy Stuck and Roger of near Shelburn spent Sunday afternoon and .night here with friends and attended church services. , Miss Marsha K. Guy of Michigan spent last week with .Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shake Sr. and Miss Becky Sue Shake. : Rush Snyder Jr. called on Fred. Brown Monday afternoon. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bedwell and family spent Sunday , near DAYS ONLY l i ENGLISH
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Pleasantville with relatives. Homer Hawkins of Merora called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ulrich Sunday evening. Mrs. Delia Eanther spent Monday night with her sister, Mrs, Clara Vester and Ned. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCammon made a business trip to Sullivan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Raley and
family spent Tuesday with Mn- i ford Monroe and family. - According to tradition, in the 'Golden Age men dwelt in a peaceful world, free from sorrow and undisturbed by labor or trade. In the Silver Age they began to build dwellings and to till the soil. In the Bronze Age men became fierce .and warlike. The Iron Age brought avarice and violence and mining came into being. Sepia color comes from the squid of cuttlefish. It is made from the thick inky fluid that the fish discharges when attacked or in danger. ' Sun spots may reach a size as much as 28 times that of the ' earth's surface. Every Member Of Your Family Would Enjoy Such An Outing LET US MAKE IT POSSIBLE Our cabs will take you to Shakamak, our own state park, in enjoyable driving distance of Sullivan. CALL and LET US HELP YOU YELLOW CAB CO. PH. 470 "The Thinking Fellow Rides A Yellow" O
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Visual Proof Offered BOSTON (UP) A bridegroom sent a wedding picture of himself and his bride to the income tax . collector's ' office here to prove that he was entitled to at least one extra exemption. TO SELL We are having many neighboring counties. If
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