Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 230, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 18 November 1947 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, NOV. 18. 1947. SULLIVAN. INDIANA iNEW SUITS I Clarence E. Grizzle vs. Grizzle. Complaint for LAGUARDIA FIELD INUNDATED BY HEAVY RAINS Lois L. divorce and property settlement. v Ives Hendricks, doing business under the name of Indiana Stages vs. Joseph B. Priest, Gerald Turpen. Complaint for property damage. Virgil Lane and Stacy Lane vs. the Estate of Benjamin Franklin Lane, deceased. Claim. Evelyn Hagan ' vs. William Hagan. Complaint for divorce.

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point lead at the end of the third quarter to eight points by he Ime the gun was shot. Bedford also won, this time topping the ijasper Wildcats. Huntingburg, the other S.I.A.C. team playing, beat Mitchell. . After three days of basketball, most of the football Arrows who aspire to be basketball Arrows, are back at Sportland Field getting ready for that Thanksgiving Day game with Clinton. It is a little hard trying to mix the two sports, but with such a late start in basketball, it has to be done. MEROM BEAVERS PLAY The Merom High School bask-

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7 p. m. and 8 p. m. OPEN FORUM DAILY TIMES Letters from ministers ind oth erg, interested In local option, 1 are especially Invited for this column. Letters and Interviews of I suitable nature and proper news-! paper interest are sought for this I column, the editor reserving the I right to censor or reject any article he roay derm is not suitable and proper. Articles of 509 words or less re preferred. All articles ent to the Open Forum must be iroed wrid address given. In order that the editor may know the writer, however, tne writer's nam will not" be published If reo nested. Articles published herein do nt ner.esariiy express tbe sentiment of the Daily Times and this imper may or may not agree with statements contained herein. VISITS STATE PARK D.on C. McKenzie of Merom is visiting relatives in Star City, Indiana and Sheldon, Illinois, and while en route to those places, stopped off and enjoyed a visit at the Turkey Run State Park. tCli WHEN Y SUFFER FROM CROSS WS. tx Youth is time for fun. l?? r.TI not self-oitv. Hnln vnnr t i d PYrJ Innati Ann . . m I yVyjM nappmess Reconstruct ''air- tion metnoo otten suc cessful in ONE DAY. Safe professional treatment; 6000 successes. TBtt BOOKLET with FULL information on fflCC this Non Piofit Institution. Write CROSS ITS FOUNDATION 703 Community Bank Bldg. . Pontiac Michigan Come,

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Highlight WEEK'S SCHEDULE Wednesday Fairbanks at New Lebanon. Switz City at Graysville. Friday Dugger at Lyons. New Lebanon at Graysville. Fairbanks at Farmersburg. Midland at Hymera. Pleasantville at Carlisle. The tenth of Sullivan County's eleven basketball teams will start 1 open the Dogs' season. Other I games will see New Lebanon, Fairbanks, and Graysville playing two games, and Merom and Shclburn taking a vacation from j school-boy competition. f The Fairbanks Trojans, winless in three tries, will have two chances to win a game this week. I On Wednesday, they are at New Lebanon to see what they can do about that Tiger defensive play. On Friday, the Trojans go east to Farmersburg to play the Plowboys. The chances are that when the Trojans and Tlowboys meet,

both will still be seeking that shall, Art Weaver, Frank Defirst win and each seeking to Busk, Ernest Bras'hicr, ' Alva dodge that fifth loss. Myers, Cecil Taylor, two guests, The Tigers, after tacklins the Mrs- J,f'hn H;i1e and Mrs. Gorby, Trojans on Wedneijday.tmaht, will and. the, hostess, Mrs.' N. O. Rolf, go to Graysville for a clash with bins and flick" Taylor. '

the Greyhounds on Friday. In two of their three games 30 far, the Hounds have slKiwn considerable offense and may beat the Tigers. The Hounds will be at home on Wednesday night to Switz City. find i Duggcr's first start will them at Lyons, trying to whtp ; the team that opened its season i with a victory over Carlisle. With some three games under their belt, the Lyons oulfit will have an edge in experience over the Dogs. Pleasantville's Blue Streaks, after dropping that scoreless almost battle to the Tigers, will i be out for lots of points when !they play Coach Alvan Callahan's Carlisle Indians Friday. The In-" dians have lost two straight and hope for that first victory against the Streaks. Hyrncra showed a lot of power and Johnny Peeler Bgainr;t Clay City last week, and they are homing ti-.at the same lad, or mayte another, will be hot when the Midland Middies . come to battle the Shakamaks Friday. The Shaks should win. I

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Cage Play HARMONY HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Harmony Home Economics club met Thursday, November 13 at the home of Mrs. Nick Taylor for a covered dish dinner with Mrs. N. O. Robbins as co-hostess. At 1:30 the meeting was called tJ order b.V the president, Stella Jse to the flag was given followed by the sons "America the Beautiful." Roll call was answered by "Which meeting has benefited me most this year." Old and new business was discussed and plans made for the Christmas program and for Christmas baskets to be taken1 care of. The club was dismissed by the club creed. A social hour followed. 1 .. Members present were: Mesdames Jake Brust, Theodore Powell, Floyd 'Mail, Ova Risinger, Vernal Ring, William May, John Gill, Hester Sluder, Iva Nickclson, Lizzie Carrithers, Wiley Kclboskie, William MarThe next meeting will be held ft the home of Mrs. John Hale with Mrs. Vernal Ring assisting. NEW LEBANON W. S. C. S. The New Lebanon V. S. C. S. will hold a covered dish lunchcon at, the home of Mrs. Harry Mason Thursday, November 20. In 1842 John A. Roebling Introduced into America the idea of substituting wire rope for hemp on inclined planes of the Allegheny Portage railroad, then connecting the eastern and western divisions of the Pennsylvania canal. From, then on wire rope was gradually substituted for hemp rope. The astronomical unit is 92.300,000 milns, or the mean distance from the earth to the sun. It is used in astronomy as a measurement of distance. A traveler crossing the state of Nebraska from east to west is said to' climb an average of 10 feet to the mile. 3 To The Friends

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