Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 156, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 6 August 1948 — Page 8
PAGE EIGHT SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, AUG. "6. 1948. SULLIVAN, INDIA! SUNDAY And Monday Sunday Matinee 2 P. M. SUNDAY And Monday TONIGHT And Saturday Saturday Matinee 2 P. M. When Furnace Creek ran red with massacre 1 DEN OF A THOUSAND THIEVES! Ta Mct EXCITING Tv Fnr1 thar r.ver r.cnoea inrougn me vum x vrva TURNED ALL THE WEST INTO OF MANHATTAN! RENDEZVOUS FOR STOLEN ROMANCE... A BATTLEGROUND OF VENGEANCE!
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Clothing
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mell, Jolly Climbers; Janet Bolenbaugh; Carolyn Williams, Jolly
Troubadours; Janet Rose DeHart
J White Ribbon Group Joyce , Case, Beverly Drake, Mary Sue ! Ping, Carolyn Stewart, Busy Bees; I Janice Ashcraft, Sunbonnet Girls; j Shirley Ann Noel, Jolly Climbers; Sara Liston, Fairbanks Fairwinners; Bil'.ie Wells, Jolly Troubadours; Nancy Ridgeway, Blue
Fairbanks Fairwinners; Kathryn Ribbons; Wilma Alexander, Jim
CHILDREN'S HOUR
SAT URDAY MORNING at 10 A.M.
ON THE SCREEN
ickey Rooney in "National Velvet"
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Knotts, Linda Phegey, Palty Wil
lis, Blue Ribbons; Shirley Jxune, Margaret Faught, Judith Ford, Betty Golish, Janice McCoskey, Mary Miller, Sandra Powden, Beverly Taylor, Betty Sue Osburn, Junior Sullivanites; Eetly Robbins, Connie Thewlis, Blue Rib
bons; SaHy.Billman, Jane Meyers,
ior Sullivanites; Jane Enstrom,
Betty Tribble, Old Hickory; Myrna Burnett, Melba Feltner, Lads and Lassies.
ces Ellen Wilson, Lads and Las-
sies.
Clothing IV. Blue Ribbon Group Wanda Ro.e Bosstkk, Busy Bees; Anna Lee Goble, Jolly Climbers; Caro-
Troubadours;
Carol Woodard, Lads and Lassies.
Clothing II. Blue Ribbon Group Marilyn Brown, Sandra Sue Drake, Wilma Loveless, Curry Buy Bees; Shir-
Ifv Ann Eilis. Frances Rae Dix. i lvn Rader. Jollv
Kay Prose, Jean VicRrey, Junior Jclly Climbers. Patsy Brashier, 1 Nancy Barker, Blue Ribbons;! Sullivanites; Barbara Bedwell, Martha Daugherty, Peggy Thrash-1 Shirley Worth, Old Hickory; Ruth Laughing Lassies; Wanda Clark, erj joy Troubadours; Marjorie ' Springer, Lads and Lassies.
Curry, Patty Page, Blue Ribbons: Red Ribbon Group DoKene Margo Adams, Barbara Willie, Ebler, Leah Rae Noel, Jolly j Junior Sullivanites; Betty Jean Climbers; Peggy Knight, Patty i Harris, Eva Joan Goff, Carole Norris, Haddon Blue . Ribbons; j Nichols, Nancy Street, Lads an Ruth Anderson, Ruth Pirtle, Snap- j Lassies. py Sullivanites; Suzanne Baines, '
" SV$3$9r7h I Red- Ribton Group Shirley Elaine Norris, Old Hickory. 1 f ikjWji A V ! Pugh, Lorena Stoops, Busy Bees; White Ribbon Group Rose- t PIFV'n v Marilyn Martin, Phyllis .Sharp, mary Ashcraft, Jean Bland, Eliz-
Lois Dotscn, Janet Knotis, Joyce Dorothy Woodard, Sunbonnet I Mason, Jeannette Rotramel, Blue. Girls; Jo Ann Joseph, Jolly, Ribbons. I Climbers; Bevera Boyle, Junior White Ribbon Group Christina Sullivanites; Sue Chowning, BetReynolds, Zada Scales, Flossie ty Brown, Snappy Sullivanites. j Case, Linda Rea Calvin, Mary , Louise James, Judith Sluder. Sun-1 - Clothing1 V. ! bonnet Girls; Ruth Hallett, Jolly Blue Ribbon Group-Dons Ruth Troubadours; Becky Shake, Patty Lathrop, Dorothy Jean Lathrop, Wilson. Blue Ribbons:, Sara Lou Reta Mae Marshall BusyBees;
And .TanmiPiinP Dnnthitf Jacqueline Crew, Patty uufter,
Judith Killion, Sharon Killion, J Junior Sullivanites; Velma Dayton, Iris Shipley, ' Old Hickory; Beverly Cox, Laughiru; Lassies.
Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEERi
: ' itbyal Neighbors wilt meet at the Woodman Hall Frinight, Argust 6th at 7:30 ociocK. A good attendance is desired. '
wrapped themselves in blankets or winter coats as they watched a Metropolitan Opera Company troupe present its version of the .'pera "Carmen" at Butler University's outdoor theatre. At, Victory Field, many baseball fans went home early because of the unseasonably low temperatures. Hoosier fishermen breathed
sighs of relief at the forecast of warmer weather as clearing streams promised improved angling. The Indiana Department of Conservation reported
that, many anglers were hauling i
in all kinds of pan fish earlier
, this week, especially in st upstate counties as Morg
Clay and Harrison.
Ten Persons Killed As Two
lanes Collid
Warm Weath
Due To Return To Slate Soon
Laid Hand on a Cop
HOLLYWOOD, Fla., Aug. 6- J INDIANAPOLIS, Aug (UP) The Navy announced to- (UP) The weatherman
aay mat iu persons were killed today that the temperature when an R-iD transport plane would start climbing hnrk tn
civilian warcj the top of the th
mometer, . where it usually
collided with a small
trainer ana crasnea in South Florida mucklands here last - night. ' , -
the
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hangs out during the August. -
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Medical officers determined tte promised a break in the that only 10 bodies were re- summer "cold wave" which covered from the flaming piunged the mercury to nearwreckage instead of the 11 re- record ,ows in Tnr1iaria
j ported by the Florida Highway night Hosiers shivered as they
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Don't 50 'without a needed outing just becoiuse-you lack the ready ccsh. Got what you need from us and repay in convtnisnt monthly installment!, aftor ysur vacation is over. Loans made to L-ith men and women lor vacation oxponscs or tor any et'jor useful purpose. Immediate service. Stop in our c.1t;9 or pl.sns.
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The regular meeting of the Zelma Harbaugh. Missionary Society of the Christian Church has been postponed until Friday, Aug. 13.
Patrol. Naval
the condition
authorities said
of the
went to baseball games, outdoor
Village HomemaKers ciuft picnic will be held at the City Park Tuesday, August . 10th at 6:30 p. m. Bring covered dish and own table service.
Regina Ruth Harris, Rosalee Rhodes, Fairwinners; Carolyn Johnson, Sara Sue Phegley, Haddon Blue Ribbons; Donna Rae '. Siuder, Old Hickcry; Earbara Osburn, Lads and Lassies, Red Ribbon Group Ramona j
' All members of the Sulli,van Mome Economics chorus meet in the bandshell at the City Park Sunday afternoon at 1:30.
Clothing IU. Blue Ribbon Group Patsy Chnwnini?. Beth Oshnrn. Fair
Winners; Cozette French, Judith Bchn Pangy Chambers, Fairwin-;
Bell. Wabash Maidens: Sharon nels: ty Allsman, Mary Jean
RpiH. RsNpII WihlP .Tnninr Snlli- I-amb. Blue Ribbons;
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COUNTY HARDWARE Vaughn Jones
Zoe Coul-;
son, Kuth rarwater, bara Willis, 1
Snappy Sullivanites; Betty Moody, Laughing Lassies.
White Ribbon Group Lula Ca- 1
zell, Mary Helen Meurer, Eleanor Ruth Meurer, Patricia Boone,
Tri Kappa picnic will be held at the City Park Monday, August 9th at 6:30. All members and associate members invited. -
vanites; Christine Alig, Phyllis Phillipe, Snappy Sullivanites; Barbara Irvin, Jolly Troubadours. Red Ribbon Group Jane Lowry, Jolly Climbers; Anna Ruth Hull, Fairwinners; Ruth Roseber-
ry, Wabash Maidens; Mary Ellen sunbonnet Girls: MinniP MrT.nn
Alig, Carolyn Sue Wolfe, Junior ey Busy Bees; M Jo peyronet) Sullivanites; Phyllis Walters, Joly Climbers; Jean Davis, MarSnappy Sullivanites; Barbara tha Heidenreich, Snappy SullivanBurnett, Frances Ferree, Joanne iles; Rosemary wllson Lads and Shake, Marjorie Payne, Lads and Lassies. Lassies. j
White Ribbon Group Virginia Lisman, Jolly Troubadours; Hazel , Rouse, Ilene Norris, Junior Sullivanites; Marcelline Feltner, Fran-1
The B.P.W. will meet at the shelter house In the City Park Monday at 6:30 p. m., for a picnic. Bring your own table service.
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some badly mutilated, was re- cials the usual hot w8ather ac. sponsible for the miscount. tivities The victims were all men, The Indianapolis weather buthe Navy1 said. A fragment of a reau said temperatures would WAVE'S uniform reportedly range from two to four degrees found at the scene earlier had above normal in the next five led to the belief that a woman days. Fair and warmer tempermight have been the 11th vie- atures were slated for most of tim. Indiana for the entire period, All persons aboard the mili- excrt for a sliht ccrA sna? in tary plane were killed. But the northern Hoosierland Monday, two occupants of the small Weather experts said rainfall Diane a student, nilot and his would be light, averaging near-
instructor leaped out when ly one-tenth of an inch in most-, the collision tore one wing from sections. They said only scattertheir craft, and Darachuted to ed showers were in prospect.
safety. for Hoosiers Sunday night and The Navy ship, a twin-engin- Monday. ed transport of the DC-3 tvpe, South Bend reported a nearwas coming in for a refueling record low .-J 48 degress yeslanding at Miami on a routine terdy to become the Hoosier flieht. from Norfolk, Va., to San "cold spot." At Indianapolis, Juan, Puerto Rico, when the the all-time record low was crash occurred. tied for Aug. 5 of 54 degrees. Lt. Cmdr. J. G. Pendergraph Marion, Fort Wayne, Lafayflew here early today from the ette and Terre Haute each reNorfolk Naval Air Statfcn to corded lows of 49 degrees, investigate the crash and at- Evansville, usually the warmtempt, to identify the bodies. est- spot in the state reported a
John Hackett, 21-year-old i-w 01 f aegrees
student pilot and Thomas M. Poe. Jr.. his instructor, escaped
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Workers Pickef
razi! Plant
BRAZIL, Ind., Aug. 6 (U
More tnan one nuncired n and women picketed the Lib! McNeil, and Libby plant hi today, delaying the first sch uled run of catsup, chili sau and tomato juice. The strikers demanded a ! cent an hour wage increase. 7 company offered five but 1 clined to boost the pay to cents per hour. The pickets stopped trui loaded with ripe tomatoes fr farms nearby. Guy Rairbrothers, plant mi ager, said he hoped to recr enough help to start rolli some tomatoes down the pi duction line anyway. There was no violence as 1 employes surrounded the pla
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RETURNED HOME im y Richmond, ' . son ofr---l and Mrs.' Kenneth Richmond Sullivan, R. 4, who has be confined to the Mary Sherm Hospital with a broken leg, v returned to his home yesterd;
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STORMY LOU KAPLAN, with a broken thumb and head bloodied by police clubs, is taken hand-
I cuffed from the Univis Lens ( picket melee at Dayton,' O. The j ClO-United Electrical Workers
organizer got this way when he allegedly laid a hand on a policeman as police cleared a path through 200 pickets. Kaplan was among eight arrested in bruising free-for-all. (International)
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will visit with relatives and Smith. Games were led bv Tom
friends. Mrs. Flynn's son, Eddie, Blubaugh. Refreshments were ,will join them in another week, served. Reporater, Bob Ping.
death when they parachuted out of their small Stearman trainer after it collided with the Navy plane. , Both suffered cuts and bruis
es. They apparently were struck 1
by pieces of flying debris from their own plane as they leaped clear. The two planes spun to the ground at opposite ends of a muckland pasture, almost inaccessible by car from the nearest
The Curry Farmers 4-HClub highway three miles away.
held their meeting Monday, August 2, at the home of David Walton. Roll call was followed by group singing led by Ed
All Rebekahs who plan to be supper guests at the Rebekah district meeting at Hymera September 7, please phone Mrs. Arlie Springer immediately. '
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