Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 142, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 19 July 1949 — Page 5
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EULLIVAN, INDIANA
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1941
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SEE US for combines, rotary hoes, power mowers, etc. Take your wheat to Merom or Shelburn Co-op elevators. Farm Bureau Co-op,. Sullivan, Shelburn, Merom. - USE Co-op Amine 40, in liquid form, to spray weeds in corn fields. We also have Esteron 44 and 245 for the harder Jto kill weeds, briers and sprouts. Farm Bureau Co-op, Sullivan, Merom, Shelburn. ALL insurance is not alike. Reduction in rates. Ferd E. Hall, Coffman Bldg. Phone 567. OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT $3.50 a gallon. Wallpaper as low as 10c a roll. Red barn paint $2.20 gallon. Rent our NEW floor sanding equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., West Side of Square. See the NORGE 'and CORONADO APPLIANCES at Gamble's before you buy. GAMBLE'S, "The Friendly Store," Authorized Dealer, Frank & Bud Vanzo, owners, north side square, phone 433. FROZEN FOOD CONTAIN
ERS We have a complete line to accommodate your locker storage needs. Also aluminum wrapping paper. RICKARD FROZEN FOOD SERVICE, across from Legion Home, Sullivan. FOR SALE 1941 International one and half ton truck. Has tandems, 825x20 tires, 16-foot bed with, grain sides and stock racks, two speed axle. All in good condition and priced right. Also two tractor tires, 900x24, like new. M & T Wrecking Co.
SOMETHING NEW! 24" Schwinn built Whizzer Motor Bikes. Parts and accessories. Oscar Norris & Sons, 8 N. Main. 1 FOR SALE 4 milk cows, 2 fresh cows, heifer calf by side; 6 heifers, all with calf, and one bull, service size. Seven hundred dollars, 6 heifers and bull. Earl ?udley, 2 miles west cemetery at armersburg. Home all week. FOR SALE-OR" RENT Fourroom house in Dugger. Also tworoom house for rent, furnished or unfurnished. Geo. Comstock.
FOR SALE 4-room house in Dugger. See Fannie Howeil. FOR SALE 5-room house in Sullivan. Price $2750.00. W. T. Mellott.
FOR SALE Small modern
house on West Thompson Street,
close . in. . Maurice Thompson,
Phone 101.
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AGRICULTURAL LIME, A.A.A. or cash. Immediate delivery anwwhere. Bemis-Vick-rey-Berry, Paragon, Indiana. Phones 50-R-l or 35-R-5.
rnR SALE 10.000 ft. used
pine lumber, different dimensions. Reduced nrices. Jesse Abram, one
miio north, half mile east of
Bucktown. - . FOR SALE Redefined soy beans. Julius Fox, Jasonville, Ind. Phone 322J3.
REDUCED PRICE on Johnson Production Bred Chicks. AA,
$8.95: AAA. $9.95; Heavy 'Ass't.
$7.95. Johnson Feed & Supply Co., 115 So. Court St. Phone 606. FOR SALE Modernized organ.
Ideal for. den or ' rumpus room.
Price $20.00. Call 128-Y.
FOR SALE 1 75-lb. Coolairj
ice box. Burris Market, Dug
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FHILGAS prices reduced sec
ond time in 90 days. Now $1.50 fnr 20 lb. cylinder. See BILL
McCOY, your PHILGASdealer. .FOR SALE Dandy Used 75 lb. COOLERATOR. A Bargain. P and A Furniture, South Side Square. FOR"sALE 1947 Studebaker V-k -ton truck, good buy; . 1941 Chevrolet pickup. Lloyd Motor Sales, Sullivan. ' FORSAL5 Well fed and finished fryers, 40c. per lb. Elza Hawkins, 2 miles north, Ms mile west. Brick house.
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FOR SALE Cantaloupe patch. Melons ripening every day. Must Bell because of illness. Augustus Sanders, 2 miles south New Lebanon. ' - "FOR SALE Bred Gilts, August' and Sept. farrow. Also spring pigs. Spotted Poland registered and immuned. Everett L. Jones, Carlisle, Indiana. ' "PABCO Linoleum. 5 yr. guarantee on yard goods and rugs. Buy it this morning, we'll lay it immediately. Call or write for ifree estimate. Fagg Brothers, IPhone 899. .
FOR SALE 1935 standard Chev. Can be seen at Richmond
Machine Shop or 471 S. Bell after 5 p. m. Pat Padgett.
FOR SALE Twenty pigs and
shoats at James Pekelnisky farm. Phone Dugger 38F3.
. FOR SALE 1948 Forcr convert
ible club coupe, '9000 miles. See
Maynard Campbell, 232 W. Thorn as St., Sullivan.
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We Pay For Dead Animals Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24hour service. JohnWachtel Co.
Terre Haute, Indiana
FOR SALE 0-20-0 superphosyhate, delivered and spread. Ask fcr prices. Ellis Hatchery, Carlisle, Ind. FOR' SALE Two Motor Scooters. Cheap. 718 So. State.
FOR SALE 2 servi-cycles
slightly used. Also 12x24 Axminster rug and 11-3x12. Phone 807.
BRIGGS & STRATTON parts and service. SULLIVAN MOTOR SUPPLY, 10 East Jackson, Sullivan.
FOR SALE Fries. Wm. K.
Patton, 3 miles south, mile
west of Sullivan.
FOR SALE 6-room house. Vz-
ton Dodge pickup truck with stock rack. Phone 714. Clarence Keys.
FOR SALE 5-room modern
heme, excellent repair, good U
cation. Terms if desired. 844 N. Main or call 278.
FOR SALE 5-room house in Farmersburg. Price $2400.00. W. T. Mellott.
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Write Estella Thomas. Milli-
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WONDER CLEANERS Rugs,. Carpets, Upholstering. We treat your rugs as we clean them, they are revitalized. William H. Wise, Phone 37-H, Shelburn. Be proud of your car. Thorough wash and cleaning jobs. We also specialize in tire repairs. Sullivan County Motor Sales on U. S. 41., Shelburn, Indiana. Phone 30. Instructions VETERANS Why accept less than the best? Thousands of mechanically inclined men have benefitted through C.T.I. Training. We will assist you in getting part time work while attending school to add $80 to $115 per month to your government subsistence of $75 to $120. Learn one of the following splendid trades in only 20 weeks. Auto or Diesel Mechanics Body and Fender Repairs Painting Refrig. Air Conditioning Radio Television Servicing Electricity Electronics You will be taught on modern equipment in our large shops under expert supervision. Free placement service after graduation. Living facilities available.
Visit Bert Karns at the Dept. of Veterans Affairs Office, Court House, Sullivan, Ind., Thursday, July 21st from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Commercial Trades Institute.
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IN MEMORIAM - In memory of Ralph Gordon, who passed away one, year ago July 23, 1948. "A token of love and remembrance to one we will never forget." Sadly missed by wife and daughter.
YOU'LL BE AMAZED at the beauty of auto upholstery cleaned with Fina Foam. Root's FREE Dirt for hauling. See O. E. Mercer, south end of Sullivan on U. S. 41 just west of Block Factory.
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FOR SALE 1. 5 rooms strictly modern. 4 blocks from square. 2.8' rooms strictly .-modern. Small down payment. 3. So. Section St., 5 roomed, extra nice flat, built-in cupboard in kitchen. $3150.00. 4. Beech St., 5-room semi-modern. Cheap if sold at once. 5. West Thompson St., 4-room cottage, exchange for larger one. Inquire 424 So. Court. , '
FOR SALE 2 yearling Guernsey bulls eligible to register. Also 2 bull calves. Jason Phegley, Carlisle R. 3.
Scrapping now 'for parts, '37 Terraplane, Chevs. Mst. and Std., '29 to '37, other makes and models. New and used parts, used tires, tubes and batteries, 1 good '36 Chev. rebuilt motor, implement trailer. Wanted, junk cars, repairing and welding. Mason Auto, Exchange, Carlisle. Rifles and shotguns $10.50 up. Ammunition of all kinds. Pirtle and Inbody, N. Side Sq.
Ice Cream Social at Rose Chapel Church, Thursday, July 21, 7:30 p. m. Homemade ice cream, cake and pie.
NOW HANDLING GOVERNMENT LOAN AND PURCHASE AGREEMENT CORN. Shelled Corn, no handling charge;. 2V2C per bu. for shelling ear corn. JOHNSON ELEVATOR, next to C. & E. I. Depot, Sullivan. House raising, footings and foundations. Cement work of all kinds. Reagin Bros., 706 Elm St., Terre Haute. Telephone Crawford 6400.
FOR SALE Norge electric range in good condition. See Ransford at Rader Sales, N. Sec
tion St.
Miscellaneous
IF YOUR car heats or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kenne
dy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925
North Main, Sullivan.
Keep your car in good condition and save major repair bills.
See us today. Sullivan County
Motor Sales on U. S. 41, Shelburn, Indiana. Phone 30.
BENNY DEFRANK SHOE RE
PAIRING. One door south of
Index.
Holland Furnace Company announces new office at 16. E. Jackson. Cleaning, reparing, new installations, free inspection. "LOOK FOLKs7Here it is. Family Group Life and Accident Triple Indemnity Insurance Policy. The entire family, ages 0 to 75, cost per month entire family, one dollar. If interested, no obligation to buy, just mail a postal card, or call by phone, let me read to you from the policy its outstanding insurance features. Remember in time of need, there is no substitute for cash. C. Usrey, Real Estate and Insurance,
451 South Troll, Sullivan, Phone 542-Y. WANTED CESSPOOL, septic tank, government toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. .
CARD OF THANKS We sincerely wish to thank Dave's many friends, for sympathetic attention, and lovely floral tributes, extended in our recent bereavement, during the sickness and passing of our brother, David W. Rodgers. We equally appreciate the consoling message of Rev. E. E. Aldrich, Billman's Funeral Home, the Elks Club, and all who assisted in any way. The Brothers and Sisters
Pine Ridge Coal
Inspected
WANTED Woman or girl for housework and help of child. Can stay on place. Write Box'23 in care of Times.
WANTED Experienced day cook, 6 days a week, off Sundays. Kat-A-Korner.- Call after 3:00 p. m. Phone 9205.
Reduction On All FISHING EQUIPMENT
The Friendly Store Authorized Dealer
Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owners
N. Side Square
MALE HELP WANTED VETERANS and non-veterans! See ad under "Instructions" about learning a trade and employment. Commercial Trades.
WANTED Experienced waitress at Coffee Shop. Apply in person after 6 p. m.
TWO MEN with . cars, having neat appearance and pleasing personality. $40.00 a week plus commission .while training. See D. F, Merker, 12 Acre Motor Court, Cabin No. 1, 7-8 p. m. FOR RENT
FOR RENT 3-room furnished apartment upstairs. Call 539-B or 715 South Section St.
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room. 204 So, Crowder.
In an initial Federal coal mine inspection report released today by the Bureau of Mines, a Federal coal mine inspector recommends safer blasting practices, further ventilating precautions and other safeguards for the Pine Ridge mine near Fleasantville, Sullivan County, Ind. Operated by the Pine Ridge Coal Company, this mine employed 18 men and produced 85 tons of coal a day when James A. McCune inspected it in June. Noting that , black blasting powder was charged on shift and fired off shift, Inspector McCune advocated the exclusive use of permissible . explosives or permissible blasting devices stored, transported, and fired in accordance with the Federal Mine Safety Code. He also Suggested using only permissable electric cap lamps und.ergr.ound, and prohibition of intentionally creating any arc,, spark, or open flame, and of carrying any flame-making devices in the mine. -Inspector McCune proposed more air for the working places, always closing air connections between entries except the last one, incombustible main stopping, another permissible flame safety lamp, weekly examinations for gas and other hazards, and offset installation, explosion, doors, a-fireproof air duct, and air reversing facilities fcr the ventilating fan. He commended making preshift examinations. Endorsing the systematic timbering method, and frequenl roof-tasting by the workers, Inspector McCune suggested always setting safety posts as needed, prompt replacement of timbers removed by cutting machine operators, and examinaof the haulageway roof by the officials each shift. Other recommendations called for unobstructed haulage way clearance, insulators for the power wires and other electrical and mechanical safeguards, underground fire fighting equipment, and 100 per cent wearing of protective footwear.
Today's ; Markets INDIANAPOLIS, July 19. (U.R) Hogs 7,000, moderately active, barrows and gilts mostly 50c lower, bulk good and choice 170-240 lb. barrows and gilts $22.50 $23.00, choice 220 lbs. down largely $22.75 $23.00, extreme top $23.25 sparingly, heavier weights slow, uneven, scattered early sales 50c or more lower, 240-270 lbs., $21.25 $22.75, 270-300 lbs. around $20.50 $21.50, 160 lbs. down around $19.50 and below; sows also uneven, around steady at $16.50 $18.00 for 270-400 lb. weights, 400-550 lbs.; $13.00 $16.50. Cattle 2,000, calves 600;' moderately active early trade in yearlings and heifers 1050 lbs. down, strong to 25c and spots more higher, medium weight steers about steady, load average choice 1175 lb. steers $27.50, scattered load mostly good yearlings including some mixed lots ,$2.75 -$27.00, few loads held over $57.00, medium and good shortfeds mainly $25.00 $26.25, common and medium grassers largely scarce, $20.00 $23.50 in catch as catch can trade, few good heifers to $26.75, bulk medium and good saleable $24.50 $26.50, cows opened steady, odd sales , good beef kind 25c higher, or up $20.00, load fed cows near $20.00, bulk common and medium $16.00 $18.25, vealers fairly active, steady, good and choice $25.00 $26.00, common , and medium largely $20.00 $24.50. Sheep 500, fat lambs holding about steady, early sales good and choice natives $24.50 $25.00, some closely sorted held around $26.00 $26.50, odds and ends common and medium $20.00 $24.00, slaughter ewes ' barely steady at $5.00 $8.50, mostly $8.00 down. 1
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Let us install your plumbing and water heaters. Install your bathroom fixtures now and pay later Up to 36 months to pay. We are open evenings for your convenience. SULLIVAN PLUMBING CO.
First Road East and South of Cheese Factory Phone 259
WALKING into federal .fourt in New ' York, where his trial with Judith Coplon on espionage conspiracy charges was postponed to Oct' 17, Valentin Gubitchev, Soviet agent and suspended UN employe, presents the same dour expression he turned on - Miss Coplon in courtroom. Sha moved away from the man she testified she loved. (Intanitiotial)
News Of Surrounding Communities
MEROM
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Richards spent the week-end with relatives at Champaign, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Logan Gray of Detroit, Michigan, are spending their vacation here with Mrs. Nette Rockenfield. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roseberry and daughters and Mrs. Cora Dungan spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sparks and family. Mary Anna Roseberry remained for a longer visit. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sparks Jr. spent the week-end with relatives in Indianapolis. Beverly Elmore accompanied them home tor a visit. Mrs. Stella Johnson returned home Saturday from a two weeks, visit with Mr. and Mrs, Lucian Fleming of near Lafayette. Mr. aid Mrs. Fleming accompanied her - home for the week-end, ' .; . Alice Bogard, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marion O'Neal and daughters at Warner Robins, Ga., since school was out, hds returned home. Mrs. Lou Daniels,- Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Creed, Mary, Marilyn and Delno Copeland spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Rex McConnell and son at Shelburn. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Copelanl and family of Fairbanks, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heidenreich and family. Mrs. Nelle McNabb and Mary Handford spent Sunday, afternoon with Mrs. Glenn Adams and Mrs. Maxine Adams Frolick and sons at Vincennes. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hoesman and family of Williamsburg, Michigan, spent Friday here calling on relatives and friends. The W.S.C.S. will meet Thursday night at the home of Nellie McKee.' , '
HYMERA Mr. and Mrs. "Pat" Wright of South Bend, visited Mrs. Ann Trump over the week-end. David Holliday and Bill Trump spent the week-end in Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Cartwright and son returned to their home in Wellsville, Ohio, Saturday after spending two weeks here with relatives. Dale McKee left Sunday for South Bend, where he has a job at Studebaker, ' Mr. and Mrs. Leo House and sons of Terre Haute, visited Mr. and Mrs. Abe House Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Husband, Ann Trump, Nell Gordon, Patsy and Barbara Gordon were Saturday night guests ofl Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaylor and Elsie of Farmersburg. . Mrs. Lois Gill of Terre Haute, is spending two weeks with her parents, .Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stwalley. "
SHELBURN
Cantaloupe, Corn Crop Available LAFAYETTE. Ind., July 19 (UP) The Purdue University horticulture department announced today that cantaloupes and sweet eorn would be available in quantity this week. J. S. Vandemark, horticulture assistant, said 3,000 to 5,000 crates of cantaloupes would be offered daily this week and next, and that a large crop of watermelons would start moving to market during the first week in August. ."Marion and Lake counties are starting harvest of sweet corn this week," the Purdue weekly crop report said. "Early estimates of the Vincennes peach crop indicate the Jubilees will be marketed this
week with an estimated 750 bushels daily during the week of July 24, and Elbertas during the week of Aug. 7, with an estimated 1,000 to 1,500 bushels daily. The size is reported to be ' gen
erally large." .The report said 40,000 to 60,000 lbs of greenhouse tomatoes this week would complete the harvest of that crop in Marion County. , Beans, squash, peppers, bunched and topped beets are available in' mixed truckload quantities in Marion County, and cabbage, cantaloupes, corn, dry onions and outdoor tomatoes in truckload lots. Lake County - reports head lettuce, dry onions, bunched carrots, turnips and cabbage are available in- mixed truckload quantities.
CARLISLE
Missionary Society Meets The Missionary Society of the Christian church met in the church basement Tuesday afternoon. The secretary called the roll and read the minutes of the last meeting. Mrs. Aimee Douthitt, president, had charge cf the program and used the World Call Missionary Service, the theme being "Within the Family of God." Birthday greetings were given to Mrs. Elizabeth Gilliland and Mrs. Florence McCormick. The president was hostess at the meeting and served refreshments of cake and iced tea.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilber and daughter, Linda Jean, Mrs. Dora Taylor and Mrs. Otto Jewell, ail of near Shelburn, spent last Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor and Carol Ann of West Point, Indiana. Edward Gallagher of Indianapolis, and Miss Helen Gallagher of Terre Haute, visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude German Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bennett of Madison, Wisconsin, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett. Mrs. Bennett :s quite ill at her home here. Mr, and Mrs. N. O. McKlnney" returned to their .home Saturday after a few days visit with Vx. McKinney's brother, Jim McKinney and family of Davenport, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKinney returned home with them for the week-end. y Mrs. Myrtle Wbolley and daughter Mrs.- Coleman Nash, of Sullivan, spent Monday in Terre Haute.
DUGGER STUDY CLUB The Dugger Study Club met at the home jf Mrs. Frank Parsons for their regular July meeting. At the business session it was voted to send a year's subscription of. the Reader's Digfiit to 3 person in Germany. After the business session the b'iok (f Lilly Dache's "Taiki-13 Through My Hats" was revievxd by Mis. James H. Ringer. Refreshments were served to fourteen members, by the hostesses, Mrs. Frank Parsons and Mrs. Monna Hopkins. 1
ENTERTAIN WITH DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reeves entertained with a dinner Sunday the following guests, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Perry and daughters, Judy and Dorothy, and Troy Brannon, all of Paris, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry and son, Ronny, of. Chicago, 111., Mrs Maude Strait of La Narque, Texas, and Mrs. F. E. Bryant and son, Johnny, of Endicott, N. Y.
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your home. Special bargain Ion property on Installment
plan. Also farms for sale.
W. T. MELLOTT
Attention! Farmers Haulers FOR SALE! : New Ford F-4 (1-Ton) Ideal Farm or ' Delivery Truck WYATT
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jjPhone 77 Dugger, IndJ
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FOR A TASTY SNACK. IT'S THE PERFECT WAY TO TOP OFF A PLEASANT EVENING. WE'VE A HOST OF DELICIOUS TREATS ON OUR MENUS. COME IN. - ., ,5
North On Highway 41 CLOSED ALL FAY MONDAYS