Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 158, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 8 August 1947 — Page 8

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, AUG. 8. 1947 PAGE EIGHTSUNDAY AND MONDAY Tonight & Sat.; Matinee Sat. 2:00 p.m. SOMETHING NEW IN A TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL! 11 Matinee 2 P. M. Sunday THE TWO-MAN ROMANCE OF A ONE-MAN 'GIRL! ' It's an Hilarious honeymoon, and a j i.i, ESTHER WILLIAMS AKIM lAMIROFf .CTO CHARISSi JOHN CARROLL MARY A5TOR FORTUNIO IONANOVA and introduclnf Rieardo Montalban 4 MlfQ-GOlOWYWMAtH HCTUIt DESIGN FOR LIVING I AND LOVING! i PLUS Tom and Jerry Color Cartoon and News

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The Gold Brtcker

would change his mind because he would think that he couldn't

get in. (that. Von a dry remark)

We havn't decided whether Daniel Boone was in town or whether someone was shooting pigeons, but a bullet from a high-powered rifle whizzed past the Canteen building yesterday morning. If it had been a little closer Goldbricker would probably be pushing up daisies by now.

Now speaking of changes, Mrs

Wilson's apartment house on

North Court Street is going to be changed a great deal when it is

finished. The outside of the large

place is being covered with brick

siding.

This recalls an incident that happened last Halloween. Some boys were walking home from a

weiner roast at the city park, and ' had just came to the corner of

Court and Johnson streets. As they started across the street a blat from a shot-gun was heard, and buckshot splattered into the trees and shrubs nearby. One boy told us that he never stopped Tunning until he was home in bed and he was so scared that his legs didn't want to stop there, j The funny part about the whole

incident was that the boys werei i.

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Rainbow Beach, at Vincennes,

has reported having large crowds.

We can't imagine how so many people get into such a small

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(Continued from Page 1) Red Ribbon Group

Dwieht Burton Turman

John O. Johnson Fairbanks

Richard Phegley Gill

White Ribbon Group

Joe Marts . Curry

Robert Halberstadt Fairbanks

John Coffman. : Turman

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PLUS Chapter 3 "THE SCAKLET HORSEMAN"

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ENTOMOLOGY Blue Ribbcn JSroup

Eleanor Ruth Meurer Cass

Red Ribbon Group Bob Griswold . ' .Fairbanks White Ribbon Group James Wiseman Cass

. The bank building is undergoing some slight changes on the outside. The window sills are being painted white. We think they should naint bars on the windows so if anyone should take a notion to rob the place, he

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the -tindersifrned Administrator of the estate of Dean G. Uradbury has this day filed in the office of the clerk of the PtiMivan Circuit, Court his final report of his account with said estate, and that the same will be heard by the Sullivan Circuit Court on the 6th day of September, 1947 the same being the 6th judicial dav of the September term 1917 of said court. Creditor hfiirs and legatees of said decedent therefore are hereby notified to appear in said court on said day and show cause why said report should not be approved a JAMES T. BRADBURY. Administrator. Witness my hand and seal of said court at Sullivan this 1st day of August, 1947. JAMES H. RINGER, C!"-k "f- Sullivan Circuit Court., 1st iite 8-1-47 2t. ' "

' FORESTRY Zoe Coulson, Hamilton Township, Champion. Blue Ribbon Group Denver Samm Curry Zoe Coulson . Hamilton Lee Coulson - Hamilton i v Red Ribbon Group Duane Monk Turman Lee Sluder Turman Richard Phegley Gill Eleanor Ruth Meurer Cass White Ribbon Group Richard Wright Fairbanks Walter Allan Cox Turman Bill Cox ' - Turman

BEE CLUB Blue Ribbon Group -David Garwood ' Cas? All other awards made in boys projects will be published later

GUI' Daily Message A " Our staff believes '. I 1 in courteous, reli- J I : able service.

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COUNTY HARDWARE Vaughn Jones ,

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BIRTHDAY DINNER

j A birthday dinner was held at ; the city park Sunday in honor of I Johnny Pirtle. Those who attended were Mr.

SHELBURN LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS The Stewart-Norris Unit No. 197, American Legion Auxiliary, met Tuesday night, August 5. New officers for the coming year were elected as follows: President, Dorothy Kelboski; 1st vice, Ruth Bradbury; secretary-treasurer, Casie Thompson; chaplain, Eva Duckworth, and sergeant-at-arms, Trilby Gummere. Much interest and enthusiasm was shown by those attending and plans, were made and discussed for both social and business activities for the ' coming year. It was voted to change 'the meetings to Tuesday night of eash week instead of once a month. Each member is urged to attend the meeting - Tuesday light at 7 o'clock. ' I Members oi the unit and their families are invited to attend the fish fry and installation service to be held atShakamak Sunday, August 10th by the Post. Unit officers are also to be installed it this, time. Transportation will be furnished to those desiring to o. The, bus will leave the Legion Jail at 9 o'clock.

Qctt Win rest and own you heme. Special baritna yroyertf! ra Installment flaa. AIm farms fsr sale. W. T. MELLOTT

EXLINE CORNER Mrs. Gallagher called on Mrs. Mary Brown Wednesday .evening.

v Mrs. David Brown and daughter visited her mother, Mrs. Donnetta Houk, in Dugger Mon-

I and Mrs. Clarence Chubb and daughter, Nancy, Mrs. Maggie Chubb and son of Greenville, Mr. ! and Mrs. John Pirtle and children of Merom, Mr. and Mrs. Leo ! Hughbanks and son, Jr. of near Prairiston, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie , Bedwell and children of near Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bedwell of near Shelburn, Miss Rosemary Turley of Indianapolis, Bob Pirtle of Anderson, Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johns of Mrs. Johnny Pirtle and children Detroit, Michigan, visited his and Paul Thompson.

sister and family at Exline Corner recently. Mrs. Mary Brown visited Mrs. Frank Hopkins Saturday.

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These chicks are our regular AAA Jchnson Produc-ticn-Bred stock. All chicks are U. S. Approved and Pullcrum tested, The regular price on these chicks is $11.50 per hundred. They , are being offered on this special sale at $6.95 per hundred. This sale is strictly for 3 days only.

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