Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 203, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 October 1948 — Page 2
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I ' A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper Sullivan Daily Tiroes, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 PAUL POYNTER ..........' Publisher ELEANOR POYNTER JAMISON Manager and Assistant Editor Homer h. murray . Editor it Entered as second-class matter at the Pestoffice, Sullivan, Indiana ir. PubUshed daily except Saturday and Sunday at 115 West Jackson St. Sullivan. Ind. ' Telephone 12
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And Adjoining Counties iear ji.w One Month "... .40 All Mail Subscriptions PAXTON Mr. and Mrs. William Faulds of- Detroit, Michigan, were the guests Wednesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Cress Dailey, ,Mrs. Nellie Figg was in Linton Thursday. ' Mrs. Maude Watkins of Dugger . spent last week here with Mi. and Mrs. Lex Alsman and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Minich of Carlisle, Misses Maude Daugher$V -Gladys Daugherty and "Gladys Weathers called on Mr. and Mrs. William Pittman and HOOSIER Theatre Shelburn, Ind. Thursday Only , . . . 100 GOOD REASONS - To See This Show Joan Bennett Michael Redgrave Natalie Schafer -in "Secret Beyond : The Door" ENDING TONIGHT Tony . Martin in "CASBAIF TIME, 7:00 P. M. From where The "Dutch" Millers celebrated their Tin Wedding Anniversary Saturday. Everything had to be tin. Folks even ate off tin plates, and drank coffee out of tin cups. When it was time to drink a toast to the "bride and groom," out came the final touch : ice cold beer in cans. And come the Millers' i5th anniversary (Glass) I expect well be toasting them with sparkling beer in bottles! ; And I couldn't help thinking that there was a lesson for married , folks in the way Dutch and his Copyright,
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You sent Landis to Congress on promise he would get a good pension for you. Today he is rich. What about you? He has received ever $100,000.00 in salaries and has voted himself a big pension, owns A b'g fruit farm and has been mixed up with the beer business. This is the taxpayers' money. He has double. crossed you. He should have refused to vote pension for Congressmen until they voted a good pension for you. Defeat him and retire h:m on his riches and pension. James E. Noland has pledged himself to work for good, direct federal pensions for al! the aged. "We endorse James E. Noland for Congress 100 per cent. Help us elect him to Congress." " ED. P. BUCHER, President Aged Citizens, Noland for Congress Clubs Bloomington, Ind. CHARLES E. KRIDER, . Council of 7th District Townsend Clubs. , Brazil, Ind. (Paid Pol. Adv.)
Year J5.00 gi Month, 1975 Ohe Month 60 Strictly In Advance I Mrs. Roxie McCammon Tues'day evening. I Mrs. Betty Milam of Sullivan spent Tuesday night and Wed nesday with M r. and Mrs. Roscoe Alsman. Mrs. Gladys Shake and daughters ' spent Saturday with Mrs. Edith Shake. Mrs. Sarah Brown and fami ily called on Mrs. Patricia Trent Saturday 'evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunt of I Sullivan called on ' Mr. anl Mrs. j Roy Ulrich Tuesday afternoon. ' Mrs. Margaret S.,, Dailey of j Sullivan spent a few days with 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shake last week. 1 i Mr: and Mrs. Paul LaFollette 'of Terre Haute, were the weekend guests of Mrs. Elsie Stone and Edgar. s Mrs. Evelyn Sexton of Indianapolis, was the week-end guest of her daughters at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Herb Snyder. Mrs. Eva Stoner was in Terre Haute, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burris oi Carlisle, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. 'Howard Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Gallia; of Sullivan, visited Mrs. Mandj McKinley and family Sunday. Mrs. Mary Eslinger was ir Sullivan Friday. Miss Robette Orr of Terr Haute was the week-end gues I )f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. .'. Orr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe -Gallaghe-were ip Sullivan Friday. I sit ... ly Joe Marsh
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missus 'have got along together in their policy of live-and-let-live, with never a criticism of each other's differences in taste. From where I sit, it's due to two things: Temperance as that moderate preference for beer suggests, and Tolerance for their own differences of opinion and for the tastes of others, whether applied to beer, to politics, or how to celebrate an anniversary. 1948, United States Brewers Foundation
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and Judy, Mrs. Kate Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nash of Paxton, spent Sunday with Bob Johnson and Oscar Everhart at New Albany, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stevens and son rA near Shelburn, attended church Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church here. MORE THANK'S Editor, Daily Times: Please permit me to thank the scores of voters who have telephoned me or told me personally that they approved every word of my advertisement in the Daily Times last night in which I exposed some malicious falsehoods. Friends tell me that certain financial interests in Sullivan , are paying to have thousands of copies of one of the issues of my "USA Fatriot Ediicat or" printed and distributed ever the county. .. j This does not worry me in 'the least because my paper ! steed for keeping the promis es we made to our soldiers, , sailers, marines and fliers ; (male- and. female),, namely that a grateful nation, would provide plentiful jobs at good wages, modem homes, and better opportunity for the vetel an and his children. Instead, a Republican Congiess has killed every bill to provide homes for the vets, has passed a Taft-Hartley-Landis slave labor law to t'bust" the unions and lower w ages, and an Indiana Republican legislature has refused to pass a bonus bill for the vets who need the money now. In my criticism of the Welfaie Department, I want it understood that I am not attacking Judge Walter F. Wood who, in my opinion, has made an excellent Judge and who, unlike ether candidates, has itept his word that he would Ask for only one term, a jledge I, also, have made, and a pledge.I will faithfully fulfill. However, the. old-age . pen- ! sicners of Sullivan county may j confidently expect that if I am elected Judge, a Welfare Beard will be named who will proceed to cut down on expenses for investigators and add the money thus saved to the allowances for the aged, so that the old folks can have the same kind of food on their tables that is enjoyed by the investigators. In a few days, I will give the voters the figures on how the Welfare Board spends thousands of dollars for investigators (and $600 per year for the Beard's attorney) which I am confident can be drastically reduced and the money thus saved granted to the old folks, who, having worked for years and having raised good American families are justly entitled to be treated as Americans. i ' Respectfully submitted " NORVALK. HARRIS Paid Pel. Adv.
GIRL SCOUT MEETING Girl Scout Troop No. 7 met Monday evening, October 11, at the Christian Church with their leader, Mrs. Edith Miller. The Girl Scout promise and pledge to the flag were given in unison. The Scout theme song was sung followed with roll call and collection of dues. Several of the girs worked on their tenderfoot requirements. A Halloween party for Monday, October ' 25th, was planned to be held at the park. "Happy Birthday" was sung to Ann Boyle. Refreshments were served by Ann. Reporter. Jenni' Giles.
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