Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 238, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 28 November 1947 — Page 2
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A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper SoUlTan Dally Times, founded 1915, as the daily edition of tht Sullivan Democrat, fannied 1854 FkXJLi POINTER , Publisher ELEANOR tYNTER JAMISON M Manager and Assistant Editor HOMER H. MTJRRAT , Editor ... Entered a econd-clai mattsr at tha Portatttoa. Bunivan. Indiana - Published dally except Saturday and Bvaday at US Weet Jackson 8t BulUvan. Indiana Telephone U
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Mrs. M. W. Usrey has returned from Indianapolis, where she spent a few days with her daughTter, Mrs. N. T. Washburn, whose .husband passed away suddenly last week. -"Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Kelley, .jr., were in' Indianapolis Wednesday evening, where they attended the Sonja Henie Holly wood Ice Revue. James . Neff of Indianapolis,
spent Thanksgiving Day with his' -mother, Mrs. Viola Neff. . i i '. Mrs. Tressa Eaton of Hammond, ' Indiana, who has spent the past! few weeks in Sullivan visiting
relatives and friends, has re-i
turned to her home. ' Mrs. Levi Willis and daughter,
Helen, and Mrs. Aud Price and ' daughter, Ruby, spent the day in "Chicago. - Miss Betty McElrath, a student at Franklin College, is spending the Thanksgiving holiday with .her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
.McElrath. . Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wilson were .guests Thanksgiving day of rela-: tives in Terre Haute. : Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ford are : quests of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ford And family in Kokomo, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davis of Jladison, Wisconsin, who have been guests of Mrs. Davis' mother, Mrs. Amelia Crowder, went to floomington, Indiana today to isit Mr, and Mrs. Herb Davis. They will also visit their son, Dr. E. D. Davis and family in Hamilton, Ohio. Mrs. Glen Bays of Bloomington, Indiana, is spending a few ' days in Sullivan the guest of Mrs. Ruby Bicknell and other relaMr. and Brs. Joe Scott of Detroit, Michigan, are guests of relatives in Sullivan. Gilbert Dutton of Elkhart, Indiana, was the guest Thanksgiving Day of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Dutton. . Mr. and Mrs. Allan Markee spent Thanksgiving .day in Indi
anapolis the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hurley Drake. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Routt are spending a few days in Cincinnati, Ohio, visiting their son, Woodrow Routt and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Swayzee and son, Steve, of Indianapolis, were guests' of Mrs. Swayzee's mother, Mrs. Louise Leach, Thanksgiving . Pay., j . Mrs. Viola Cleveland is the guest of Mr. and . Mrs. G, V. Cleveland in Linton. Mr. and Mrs. John Gettinger have returned to Lafayette after a visit here with relatives. :- Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bevis and Mr. and Mrs. C. McCrocklin attended the Sonja Henie Holly
wood Ice Revue at Indianapolis Wednesday evening. Mrs. Joe Gilman is spending the holiday 'week in Indianapolis visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Shappeck, and granddaughter,
Kathy. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Donnelly,
Jr., were guests Thanksgiving
Day of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Donnelly. Mrs. Zoe Bays and Mrs. Emma
Kennedy spent Thanksgiving Day
in Terre Haute.
Mr. arid Mrs. Perry Carpenter spent Thanksgiving in Bloomington, Indiana ,the guests of Judge
and Mrs. Donald Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright were
dinner guests Thanksgiving of Bennett Wible and family at their
home near Fairbanks. Little Miss Susan. McCuIlough of Indianapolis, has returned home after a visit with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCuIlough. The Misses Shirley Ann and Sharon Lee Wells of Indianapolis arrived in Sullivan Wednesday
afternoon and spent the Thanks
giving holiday with their grand-'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Creager. '
Arthur St. Clair was born In Scotland but came to America with Admiral Boscawen. He served with distinction in the British Army under Amherst at Louisburg and Wolfe at Quebec, then resigned his commission and settled in western Pennsylvania. He joined the Colonial
Army in 1776 with the rank of colonel. He was a member of the Continental Congress 1785-87, was president in the latter year, and from 1783 to 1789, was president of the Pennsylvania State Society of the Cincinnati, in honor of which he named the city of Cincinnati in 1790. Optometry means literally, eye measuring.
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Two of us decided that birthdays were the days we should give gifts instead of getting them. t
r . . I did my bit last week to aid inflation. I'm still mad at myself for it, too, I was hunting flexoglass for the henhouse windows; 18c seemed, too high, so I hunted elsewhere but didn't find any at any price. Went back next day and paid 19cand don't tell me that it cost the merchant the extra cent he charged me! But that is not all I bought a fruitcake for Christmas and didn't shop around. That time it would hae paid me to have spent the extra time, for I paid a dollar more than I would have had to pay at one df the other stores! There must be some truth in that old saying, ' "Fools and their money are soon parted," but who wants to spend all their time, looking for the cheapest place to buy, especially after an experience like the first one? When one begins counting up their blessings and the many luxuries, we have now that we didn't use to have, it is hard to visualize much left to hope for. Maybe we Can concentrate on using to good advantage what we already have. t m Had you noticed the many musical treats that have been at Indiana State convocations lately? Visitors used to be welcomed; I intend to see if they still are. . This fellow who persists in backing out onto the highway can be thankful that my brakes are good yet. He surely is planning to lead the procession soon, wearing his new wooden overcoat with silver handles. I may be, too. . Excessive fatigue can be remedied best by lying flat with a pillow under the knees; then begin at the crown of the. head and relax every muscle down to the tips of the toes. . . . Never take aspirin unless you can lie down for 15 minutes immediately after taking it. . . . Tisn't the loss of sleep that hurts a person, it is the worrying because you aren't sleeping. i 1 Were thanks with every gift expressed, . Each day would be Thanksgiving; Were gratitude its very best, ; , Each life would be thanksliving! Chauncey Piety.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF' 1 " ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS 1 Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Sullivan County, Indiana, flint the proper lesral of fir-era of said municipality at a special called meeting on Monday, December 8. 1947, at 0 o'clock A. M., will consider the follow- , inc additional appropriations and the ' transfer of funds which said officers consider necessary to meet the emergency existing at this time. '
GENERAL, FUND RECORDER 104 Recorder's 30 fees..$ 211b Stationery and Printing COUNTY AGRICULTURAL . .
AGENT !tlc Teleprone CIRCUIT COURT 104 Petit Jurors
I 113 pauper Attorney eery,
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BOSTON (UP) The Boston Five Cents Savings Bank has 180,000 depositors and the average deposit is $1,111.11.
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VETERANS' SERVICE OFFICE 201e Mileage Service officer 205 Repairs ELECTION Menls COURT HOUSE i 213a Other Operating! cxp.. COUNTY HOME I 206e-l Other Food Supplies.. COMMISSIONERS 422 Inniranre Court House Co. Home, Jail
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DODD BRIDGE Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Will Foutz, Dorothy Bogard and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Martin and family and Mrs. Max Woodard and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walker and phildren,, it being the birthday of their f.on, Ronnie. , Charles Hardy and Jessie Wood were in Terre Haute Monday.
I 1 Mrs. Bertha Hayden called on f Mrs. Roy Myers and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Bailey, Saturday. Mrs.' Bertha Ryland was a dinner guest Sunday of Mrs. Luvisa Wood and Abe Wilkey. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hayden and
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If you Mad terns extra money to tale ears of seasonal expenses and purchases, let in supply it. Get trie cash you need NOW, and repay in convenient monthly installments, arranged to fit your budget. ' ! Call at olir effiea 1 or phone today.
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OUR SUNDAY MENU Roast Pork Fried Chicken . Baked Chicken brown gravy, cream gravy, chicken noodles and sage dressing Vegetables ... Snow Fidke Potatoes Candied Yams Frozen Limas Harvard Beets Creamed Peas Apple Sauce Salads ...
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Prompt Sanitary Truck Service. We Tick Up Large and Small Animals call Greek Fertilizer Co Sullivan Phone No. S " - WE PAY ALL PHONE CHARGES
children, Miss Katherine Hayden and mother, Mrs. Vernon Hayden and Miss Jessie Thompson attended services Thursday night at the Merom Pentecostal church. Mrs. Katherine Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Pad Parr, M:rs. Ruth Brown and Jessie Davis shopped in Sullivan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dane Butler and son spent the week-end with Charles Harris and family. Mrs. Verna McClure was the guest of Mrs. Bessie Sinclair last week. 1 . 5' 1 Lloyd Wade has gone to Indianapolis to see his brother, Wilbert Wade, who was accidentally shot in the leg. His condition . is serious. " - -, " : : ir-r- ' . - " fj
HAROLD E- STASSEN opens his formal campaign for the 1948 GOP presidential nomination by calling for "an increasingly better way of life for ourselves and others" In an address before an audience of more than 5,000 in Milwaukee. (Internationa!) The checkered beetle was so named because of its variegated markings. Adults are found on flowers and on trunks of trees, where they live on nectar and sweet sap. The larvae live under the bark and feed on woodboring larvae, even penetrating into the burrows in search of them. Some infest the hives of bees, where they devour the young bees, burrowing their way from cell to cell, and still others feed on dead animal matter. In the Homeric poems. Proteus is a prophetic old man of the sea who tends the seal flocks of Poseidon (Neptune), and has the gift of endless transformations.
$ 1.472.48 '
HIGHWAY REPAIR OPERATING 205a Rppair Trucks and.. Machinery $1,200.00
Gasoline 600.00 Oil 200.00 , Tires and Tubes 600.00
MATERIALS 302 Gravel ' 303 Lumber CURRENT CHARGES
40D. Insurance Premiums.. 26.01
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$4,996.01
HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION Transfer from 101b Salary Assistant Superintendent to 103e Insurance and Prem.. $400.00 DIETARY
203d ERgs 200.00
LABORATORY
S32b Pathological Readings 300.00
Total
$ 900.00
Taxpayers appearing at such meetIte shall have the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations and transfers as finally made will automatically be referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board wil 1 hold a further hearing within fifteen days, in the office of the County Auditor, or at euch other place as may be designated. . At such hearing taxpayers ' objecting to any of such transfers or adri'l appropriations may be heard. Interested
taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when such hearing will be
lieai'ft. 'Witness my hand and official seal tMs 2Sth day of November, 1047. (Seal) JAMES McGARVEY, Auditor Sullivan County, Indiana. 1st ins 11-28-47 2t.
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MARATHON Service Store Melvin Custer
MY MIXED CONCRETE , . New Prices Herein Listed Effective Nov. 17th, 1947. Delivered Price Per Cubic Yard , - 5 bags cement per yd. Sullivpn $11.00 Carlisle ,. $12.00 Merom $11.00 Gravsville $10.50 Fairbanks $11.00 Shelburn ......... $12.00 We also mix'4-4'2 5 and 6 bag cement per yard. CONCRETE BLOCKS
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"YOUR FRIENDLY STORE" TOYS for BOYS and GIRLS Hardware and Home Appliances - Auto Accessories and Supplies Sporting Goods, Hiawatha Bicycles and Motor Scooters. . FRANK & BUD VANZO North Side Square Telephone 433
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. SOMETHING MORE A funeral director, if he, measures up to all of his professional requirements, is more than a mortician. He must be prepared
to assist and advise in the many unexpected emergencies., It is this personal helpfulness that is long remembered and it is an important factor in every Railsback, service. RAILSBACK Funeral Home
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NOTICE TO JOHN P. CURRy, LKXIB O. ROBBINS, HUGH PETE McCREERY, WALKER .MrKUGH. HUBERT EDWARDS. OWEN W. COLLINS and MARION H. BEDWELL: You are hereby notified that there will be a special meeting of the Sullivan County Council on Monday. December 8. lOlt, at 9 o'clock A. M.. in the office of the County Auditor it the Court House in Sullivan, Indiana. The purpose of said meeting is icir the consideration of additional appropriations in various county Governmental departments as requested by said officials for the period ending December 31. 1947; to make an appointment to the Sullivan County Alcoholic Beverage Board; and to transact any other business that may
legally come before said Board. Witness my hand and official seal this 28th day of November. 19i7. (Seal) JAMES McGARVEY, Auditor Sullivan County, Indiana. 1st ins 11-28-47 2t.
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