Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 205, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 14 October 1947 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, OCT. 14, 1947. PAGE THREE X

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the hat looked best if she wore it upside down and backwards. ' Well, from what we have seen recently, none of them would

j look any worse if they were worn

that way. . I

Both sides were out in force Saturday night as they tried to gather petitions for and against . the proposed hospital bond issue. ; In front of the bank was a table set up to collect the signatures of those who were in favor of the !

petition, while up the street was another table for those who were against it.

You might call it floating '

power. An automobile was dnv- ! ing down a street in Washington, I D. C, when the motor dropped I out. But the vehicle just kept moving down the street. A little later the driver came back for I the motor. You see, the one that , dropped out wasn't connected to anything. It was just a spare. In '

case, you know.

Down in Alabama, a woman bought a hat a few years ago. But when she got it home she was ashamed of it and just stuck the thing ina closet and forgot about it. Well, the other day she saw it and got it out. The thing had cost something, and she decided that she might as well get her money's worth out of it. She tried it on, this way, then that way. Finally, she found out that

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It pays to be sure. Recently a ' Chicago newspaper had a story, on General Dwight Eisenhower. But maybe the writer wasn't sure how to spell the name, and he probably didn't "have time to go to any one of the many books that could have set him straight on the matter. Whatever the reason, he spelled the general's! name three times in three paragraphs, and he spelled it three I

different ways. You might say he was consiste n t, consistently wrong. .

Mommas and Poppas will have their kids home for the first school vacation of the year next week, when the teachers go to the 94th annual convention of the Indiana State Teachers Association. The dates are Thursday and Friday of next week, and teachers will turn . the children back to loving parents for a couple of days.

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This corner is a little sorry that Lee French didn't take his drum and bugle corps to Brazil last Friday night. The girls who do the marching, are a snappy looking outfit, and really put on a show. The Gerstmeyer fans, who saw the first performance of the girls' organization a week ago last Friday, were taken with it, and thought it was about the snappiest performance they had ever w?eu.beiwcefi halves.

By the way, do you . suppose that the clocks on the Court House will ever be fixed so that they will tell what time it is? Maybe it is from force of habit, but we always find ourselves looking up there to see what time it is, and it is always the same time. It is getting disconcerting.

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Rochester, Indiana and Mrs. Carl Huckleberry of Danville, Indiana ' spent Friday night with Mr. and j Mrs. C. B. Conner. They were ' returning to their, homes from I

the D.A.R. convention at French !

OSBURN-LYNCH VOWS READ Mary Helen Osburn, daughter

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SlielDurn, ti. z, ana uonaia Lynch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lynch of Jasonville, R. 1, were united in marriage by Rev. Edwin L. Brown in the chapel of the First Baptist Church at Terre

Lick, Indiana where they served

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Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Ladson were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Victoria Hatfield at" Lyons, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Monroe of Sullivan, R. 2, were the guests over the week-end of their son of family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Monroe Jr. and son, of Benton Harbor, Michigan. Mrs. George W. Brown of east of town and Mrs. Frank B. Love of Indianapolis left Monday on a moter trip to the Smoky Mountains and Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. ' Campbell of Santa Monica, California, who have been the guests of relatives and friends here left today for Spencer and Bloomfield, Indiana where they will visit a few days before they return home. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Curtis of Indianapolis. Mrs. Campbell will be remembered as M". Nelle Wilson of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Kelley Jr. and daughter, Pam, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Markey of Bloomington. Mrs. Kenneth Wiltse of .Indianapolis, is spending a few days here visiting her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. J. N. Rosenberger. Joe Crowder, student at Franklin College, was the guest of relatives in Sullivan over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Markee and Mrs. Ray Barcus spent the weekend in Cleveland, Ohio the guests of relatives. Misses Flora and Blanche McGrew of Terre Haute, were the

guests of . friends in Sullivan

Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott and daughter, Susan Lee, of Terre Haute, were guests Saturday of Mrs. Scott's sister, , Mrs. Faye Stotts. '' ' ' ' "' ; ' Miss Pearl Burton spent the

week-end and ..Monday "in Rock- i

ville ' visiting Dr. and Mr! John Burton and family. ! , .Mrs. Ed Kelley and daughters, Patty and' Susie of Farmersburg,

visited friends, here Saturday i afternoon.' . J

Miss Irene Peterson of Chicago, Illinois, spent the week-end? with Mr. arid Mrs. R..W. Shaughnessy. Thev visited in Brown Oountv

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Haute, October 9th. The bride was lovely in a grey suit with black accessories. She wore a red rose corsage. Evelyn Ann Osburn, sister of the bride was maid of honor. She wore a red suit with black accessories and wore a white corsage. Lloyd Harrell was best man. The groom is a graduate of Midland High School and is attending Indiana State Teachers College. Following a reception at the home of the bride's parents the couple left for a motor trip to Niagara Falls. . They iwill reside at 662 N. Center St., Terre Haute.

Then He Felt Really 111 BELOIT, Wis. (UP) Theodore Thorson, a grocer, told police he became ill and headed for home. A short time later, he felt sicker. He discovered that in his trip from store to residence, he lost a billfold with some $1,400.

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