Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 160, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 12 August 1947 — Page 4

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91 kilted $,lS6 injured! If that erethereport of an explosion, wreck J or other disaster, it would be front page news. People would be horI rifled! But worse it's just one day's automobile casualty list in the United States. It happens every day, week in, week out. Four deaths, j 131 injured every hour. At year's end 33,500 lives snuffed out, over f a million injured or maimed for life. That's what happened last year.' Xhis year's record threatens to ,be; even higher.1 . : Speed recUess wanton speed drunken driving defiance of r safety rules and regulations andj careless, jaywalking pedestrians,

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add one death to this mass murder of the highways? Not if you, the driver and you, the pedestrian take your individual responsibili-; ties seriously. Drive ;caref uUjlataiyimes, jinder all conditions, and; jbejilertwhenwalking v :!bbWffeiok ahd.live!; " : .' : r '" ' ' This Space In The Interest Of Our Community's Safety Program . . . Is Sponsored By

SOCIETY ROBERTSON REUNION The annual Robertson reunion will be held at the city park, Sunday, August 17. Basket dinner. All relatives invited.

DlX-BEDWELL VOWS READ i Miss Connie Bedwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Bedwell, of Pleasantville, became the bride of Edward Dix, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dix, of Jasonville, August 10th at 3 o'clock at the Pleasantville Baptist Church, i The Rev. Elis read the vows of . the single ring ceremony. I Mrs. Fonda McDanieis, aunt of the bridegroom, sang "Because" and "I Love You Truly." Mrs-. Margaret Alsman played an aire of bridal music j ' The bride wore a light blue street length dress with whita accessories. Her corsage was of pink carnations. ; Mis Joan Hadley of Jasonville, was bridesmaid. She wore a grey suit. Her corsage was of red carnations. Gerald Dix, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. A reception was held following the ceremony at the Pleasantville club house for about one hundred guests. The bride was assisted by Patty Moore, Ruth Chambers, Sharon Cleveland, Margaret Alsman and Irene I Phillips. The bride's cake was four-tiered. I Following the reception Mr. and Mrs. Dix left for a trip to the Lakes. They will make their QvJt FBvlnf rent and own foai kome. Special bargains property an Installment plan. Also farms for sale. W. T. MELLOTT causes for Jhis grim

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home in Jasonville. Mrs. Dix graduated from the Pleasantville High School with

the class of 1947. Mr. Dix is a graduate of Hymera High School with the class of 1946. He served 13 months in' the Marine Corp. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fry of Winamak, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Herbert of Spiceland, Ind., Mrs: " Daisy Wence, Iloe Little and Patty Moore of Terre Haute. 4-H Winners If Vim "iinr-d Hutu raji' !' Sue Chowning Hamilton Zoe Coulson Hamilton 1 Division II , Blue Ribbon Group Betty Blodgett Hamilton BAKING Division I Champion, Shirley Worth, Jackson Township. Blue Ribbon Group Mary Frances Allen Hamilton Cosette French Margo Adams Mary Jo Brown Frances Ferree Gill Hamilton Haddon Turman Red Ribbon Group Phvllis Phillips Turman Barbara Kennett Lester Monk Judith Bell Ranell Wible Tommy Thompson Ruth Rosebefry Jane Ann Myers Nancy Drake Dee Ann Collins Carolyn Pinkston Hazel House Mildred Rooksberry Carol Valentine Turman Turman Hamilton Hamilton Curry Gill Hamilton Hamilton Curry Curry Hamilton Jefferson Hamilton White Ribbon Group Ruth Springer Turman Anna Mae Wiseman ( Jefferson Sarah Keene Eileen Ward Betty Ward Margie Gammel Cass Jackson Jackson Jackson ' Joll., .

Curry Turman Turman . ' Gill Gill l Gill Curry Curry Curry Gill Hamilton Hamilton Jefferson Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton Barbara Wells Verlene Ridge Garnetta Stewart 'Sue Watson Sandra Portes Barbara Krachlei Dorothy Shepler Patsy Winchell Betty Winchell Cathleen Morris Betty Bledsoe Christine Alig Mary Ellen Alig Division II Champion Myrna Burnett, Turman Township. Blue Ribbon Group Rosemary Harris Fairbanks Carolyn Wolf Hamilton Tommy Taylor Curry Barbara Stedman Gill Janet Knotts Haddon Shirley Bronnemberg Hamilton Red Ribbon Group Irma Sappenfield Hamilton Sally Billman Hamilton Barbara Irvin ' Gill Peggy Robinson , Hamilton Carol Ann Nash Haddon Jean Pendleton Hamilton White Ribbon Group Lee Coulson " Hamilton Carolyn Mahan Barbara Willie Hamilton Jackson Curry Hamilton Turman Haddon Haddon Leah Rae Noel Mary Frances Allen Barbara Burnett Melba R. Wilbur Nancy Ridgeway Division III Champion, Earline Hobbs,' Gill Township. Blue Ribbon Group Margaret Nash Hamilton Ruth Tarwater ' Hamilton Jane Barnett Jackson Nancy Barker ' Haddon Eleanor Ruth Meurer Cass Red Ribbon Group Beverly McKee Jackson Pansy Walters Hamilton Mary Jo Roesner Haddon Jo Ann Decker Hamilton . of your "car

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THE ANGLO-AMERICAN discussions, looking to increased coal output in the German Ruhr, scheduled to begin in Washington in the near future, are considered highly important to the future of Europe. The above map shows location of the coal and iron ore deposits. Charts indicate amounts of iron, coal and steel produced in Germany and France. The big question will be whether to revive the Ruhr as a steel center, as it was before the war, or to concentrate the making of steel elsewhere. Previously, the Ruhr steel mills obtained their coal on the spot and much of their iron ore from northeast France. The French mills imported Ruhr coal, but their steel output was far below that of Germany. (TnterTiational)

Martha Whalen Elizabeth Meurer Fairbanks Cass White Ribbon Group Zoe Coulson , Jeialdine Jackson Wanda Andis Beverly James Jo Ann Joseph Shirley Ann Ellis Virginia Feltner Joan Jenkins Janet Bedwell Carolyn Radar Beverly Gallagher Mary Ellen Meurer Hamilton Jefferson Jefierson Jefferson Curry Curry Curry Haddon Jefi'erson Gill Hamilton Cass Division V Champion, Shirley Ann Greggs, Curry Township. Blue Ribbon Group Ruby Ruth McCammon Haddon Esteila Crowder Jackson Rosalie Goodman Hamilton Doris Ruth Lathrop Curry Carolyn Johnson Kaddoh Red Ri'bbon Group Jetta -Croney Jackson Patty Allsman Haddon Gloria Frye 1 Haddon Mary Emily Badger . Turman Mrna Clayton Turman White Ribbon Group Pansy Chambers Fairbanks ' Frances . Wills Gill Sara Sue Phegley (Haddon Colleen Parks 'Haddon CANNING Division I Champion. Carol Woodard, Turman Township. . Blue Ribbon Grcup Barbara Osburn Turman Barbara Burnett Turman Marlene Olson Cass Betty Moody Jefferson Red Ribbon Group Barbara Willis Cass Sara Sue Phegley Haddon Lee Coulson Hamilton ' White Ribbon Group Judith Bell Hamilton Patsy Brashier . Gill Carolyn Radar . Gill Wanda Andis Jefferson DR. A. C. McPHAIL Will be in our store WEDNESDAY MAXWEtL-BEVIS SHOE CO. ; Buys You A Coine in arid A bargain ... a 122 West Jackson

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1 U HAMBURGEM DEN II JK... COALGERMANY FRANCE Shirley Mason Gill Division II Champion. Nancy - Barker, Haddon Township. I . Blue Ribbon Grcup Wanda Bosstick Curry Barbara Jackson Jefferson Reta Richards Jefferson Red Ribbon Group Normalee Thomson Hamilton Charlotte Phillips Turman Janet Bedwell Jefferson Sue Chowning . Hamilton White Ribbon Group Frances E. Wilson Turman Goraldine Jackson Jeff arson Frances Ferree Turman Division III Champion, Elizabeth Meurer of Cass Township. Naomi Runyan Jackson Wilma Hart Gill Eleanor Ruth Meurer . Cass Mary Helen Meurer Cass - r- . i " - White Ribbon Group Esteila Crowder Jackson i Division IV I Red Ribbon Group .Carol Hart Gill Division V Champion, Ruby. 1 Ruth McCammon of Haddon Township. Red Ribbon Group Rosemary . Wilson Turman Zoe Coulson Hamilton Registered U.

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FLAT RIVER, (UP) Flat River has a holiday of its own ti honor the current song, "FJal River, Missouri," which Pal achieved' national popularit Dorothy Shay, who sings thi number on recordings, was givs the keys of the city by MayoC J. W. Watts and presented hint1,, with a gold-plated copy of hcfl

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