Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 169, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 25 August 1949 — Page 7
LLIVAN, INDIANA
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES-THURSDAY. AUG. 25, 1949'.
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FOR SALE
E US your fall fertilizer now. See us for weed, brier
irout killer. See us for re-
d Balbo rye seed. Farm
iju Co-op.
ZEN FOOD CONTAIN-
We have a complete line
commodate your looter siur-
eeds. Ascorbic acid for
SERVICE, across from
i!i Home, Sullivan.
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insurance IS NOT alike:
With each new auto policy
bn a road ATLAS of all
;. Policy is good all states Canada, with permit issued to Mexico at no additional Nationwide claim service. Hall, Coffman Bldg., Sulli-
FOR SALE 1946 Pontiac sedan, 1949 John Deere A with new cultivators, 2 bottom 14" plow on rubber, 7 ft. tandem disc, rubber tired wagon and miscellaneous. tools. June McCammon, Admrx. Claude Osburn Estate, 3 mi. west Farm-ersburg.
FOR SALE Good used 30-gal-lon hot water heater and tank. 28 East Wolfe St. A. C. Harris. "REGISTERED "ANGUS BULLS Yearling bulls for sale Friday and Saturday at Crowder farm, 2
'miles northwest Sullivan.
FOR SALE New Idea 2-row corn picker. Troy Bogard, Merom, Ind.
. FOR SALE 19371 Ford Tudor, radio, clock, heater, five good tires. Price $200.00. 604 N. Main. "fORSALE Case " Combine, 5 ft., 1948 model. Wilbur Grass, 1 mile north ofc Carlisle. FOR SALE 2-year-old Guernsey cow and heifer calf. James H. Hall, south of' High School, Dug-ger.
BLONDIE
R SALE 1941 International
and half ton truck. Has tan-
, 825x20 tires, 16-foot bed grain sides and stock racks,
speed axle. All in good con-
n and priced right. Also two or tires, 900x24, like new.
T Wrecking Co. v
)R SALE 0-20-0 superphos-
e, delivered and spread. Ask prices. Ellis Hatchery, Car-
Ind.
)R SALE Baling good timohay Thursday. Lespedeza and
op later. Phone 8143. trmine son, Sullivan R. 5.
f)R SALE Tin cans for auto-
c sealers, size No. 2 and No.
Also mangoes, pimentoes and
ers. Robertson Greenhouse.
HNSON Production Bred
JCKS HATCH EVERY MON-
f, at $12.50 per hundred. 13c
ess than 100. Johnson Feed &
My Co., 115 So. Court St.
ie 606.
Jblvinator freezers, $21 down,
lonths to pay. 5 yr. guarantee
ie & Inbody.
FOR SALE One new Stokermatic coal stoker below cost price. Arrow Auto Stores, Sullivan, i
Kelvinator elec. ranges, $19
down, 24 months to pay. Buy
where the guarantee is . reliable
and immediate service available. Pirtle & Inbody.
YOU'LL ENJOY being with
us next Sunday, 9:30, and help
ing us' win the contest with TERRE HAUTE and WASHINGTON. FIRST CHRISTIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL.
FOR SALE 4-room house on two acres of land at Dugger. Floyd McCammon, Phone 175-R4.
FOR SALE 1938 Standard Chev., four new tires and tubes,
$325.00. Call at 718 South State or Chev. Garage.
FOR SALE Good 1934 Chevrolet. $150.00. Harold Crichfield, 492 So. Bell St. -
FOR SALE 1948 Woods corn picker, A-l condition. Only picked 20 acres. Will take $200 less than list price. Phone 8235.
FOR SALE Several print dresses, one 2-piece yellow dress. Sizes 13-15. 605 N. Main or phone 550.
HINES MARKET north on 41.
Peaches, $2.00 bu., bring own con
tainers. Melons $1.00 doz.
ed late model Servel 10! gas aerator. Guaranteed. $19
!n, 24 months to pay. Pirtle &
dy.
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R-SALE Well fed and fint fries 35c a lb. tricUy fcesh. cleaned virgin eggs 5Ue'doz. Hawkins, 2 miles north, xk
west at brick house.
liNEWALS, MAGAZINE REJVALS! I appreciate magazine
wals too, Just phone Glenn
Itmer, 724-A.
FOR SALE 10 ft. meat display case. Good running condition. Good reason for selling. Also
reach-in ice box, electric pop case, counters and ' show cases. Pigg's Grocery, Cass, Ind. FOR SALENewly rebuilt four-room semi-modern house. Possession, immediately, j Qwner leaving town.1 434 So. Stratton, Phone 645-X. . , FOR SALE Canning peaches, tree ripened, $1.50. First house west of County Home. Phone 9283.
FOR SALE Baby buggy, used only three weeks. Phone 593-A. 903 N. State. FO"rSALE Children's fall and winter clothing, sizes 1 through 5. Good condition. Also kitqhen electric clock. Cheap. 625 So. Court or Phone 409-X.
lagain' l 1 1 - lift lTgftX THIS MOf?NING,ACCOUNT ! 1 I Jj -W ( A GOOSTEI? ) ( OF THIS ALARM CLOCK 1 H ' ' ?f?W (nT J ' ' ' '" ' v Viav .v. h- Mil t miiiHii hwi i ua Copr WW, King Feitiircs sditate. Inc.. World rh
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FOR SALE 4-year-old Holstein cow and calf; 7 shoats weighing 50 lbs.; 2 gilts weighing 150 lbs. William Bush, Shelburn, Ind.
FOR SALE 1 horsepower stationary gasoline engine, at Victoria Tipton's, 1 .mile south of Hymera and the third house east on shale road.
FOR SALE Good red Durham milk cow; i one Briggs-Stratton mctor. Donald Robertson, 3 miles north Dugger. . FOR SALE Dining room suite, porch chair and table. Also numerous other articles. 218 N. Cross.
DUIsINO, DOC... COULD BE -SMITH... I ITHIS MAN IS BADLY WOUNDED... ) OF COURSE, Y'Vl I THEY'VE LT i' YCJJ TO HOLD THE FORT ALr-, fmm"M COULD BE HIS MISSUS. ..COULD BE I WILL CALL AN r.T-tTlttKPOCTOR... vf L BOBO... BUT WHAT'S THIS? YOU'RE HURT, WHO THE DETECTIVE FELLOW.. .ALL I AMBULANCE! DO ilPIffl ,W f i Vmmm A, TOO! AND YOU DIDN'T LET . SOTUHEARD WAS A LOT O' .
HAVE your old sewing machine made electric. Only $24.95 including light. Makes your sewing a pleasure. Call Joe's Electric Service (Joe LaFollette), 31 E. Meier St. Phone 734-Y. "BREED YOUR DAIRY COWS ARTIFICIALLY. Contact the county agent's office or any di
rector of the breeding association for information.
BENNY DEFRANK SHOE REPAIRING. One door south of Index.
Miscellaneous
DON'T MISS IT!! Be at Christian Sunday School next Sunday and help us. win the contest. Classes for all ages.
)R SALE Vigo seed wheat. T. C. Runkle, Prairie Creek
lie. :
JfSHES. In Sets and open Sc. Sets from $2.75 to $32.50.
include Homer Laughlin
b, in many grades and prices.
id A Furniture, South Side ire.
KLE 50 Hampshire bred
S Saturday, Aug. 27, 1949, 1:00 i At Princeton Farms, PrinceIndiana. Wabash Valley
ipshire Breeders Assoc. sed AB white enamel table
gas range. A-l. E-Z terms.
lie & Inbody.
OR SALE Strictly modern
room home, large basement,
cr. Corner lot, four blocks of t house northwest. Priced
t for quick sale. Phone 403, 3R SALE Nice Elberta
hes. Brine containers. John
fper, Merom Station.
elvinator . refrigerators. $19
n, 24 months to pay. Big e-in allowance. Pirtle & In-
y. r . . OR SALE North State St., 9-
n strictly modern duplex.
il .00 down, easy terms. Rented
00 per month. Inquire 424 So.
rt. C. Price.
OR SALE Near West Wash-
lon and Cross Sts.. 5-room
i-modern bungalow. $4,000.00.
ms. Box 760 care Times. OR SALE Hot air furnace
Winkler stoKer. . Cheap. 311
iana Ave. Phone 944-X. ,
END OF MONTH SALE Sun Visors, already painted, $9.95; guaranteed Spark Plugs, 29c; Seat Covers, full sets, $8.95; 6.00x16 Inner Tubes, $1.98; Chamois, med. size, 98c; Motor Oil. per gal., 49c; Auto Side Mirrors, $1.19; Outside House Paint, good quality, gal., $3.98. Arrow Auto Stores, Montgomery Ward Dealer, Sullivan, Linton.
Having5 trouble with your car or truck? Let experienced, proven mechanics fix it for you at Sullivan County Motor Sales on U. S. 41, Shelburn, Indiana.
, IF YOUR car heats or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 North Main, Sullivan.-
PHILGAS prices reduced second time in 90 days. Now $1.50 for 20 lb. cylinder. See BILL McCOY, your PHILGAS dealer.
FOR "SALE 4-room modern
home. Cheap if taken at once.
See Bud Lang, 323 N. Beasley
St., Sullivan. Phone 342-L.
OR SALE Silver fox Chublike, new, size 14. Cheap. Also :her pump. 230 N. Section, a Adams.
OR SALE 1941 Ford truck, ton with grain bed and stock
fe; 1940 Ford coupe, 1940 Hud-
coach. Lloyd Motor Sales.
FOR SALE 15 Hampshire cross gilts, 150 to 175 lbs. Double immune. Unusually nice. Dale Billman, Phone 123, Sullivan. FOR SALE 4 milk cows, one heifer, one bull, 7 shoats. Also boy's bicycle. Dale Creager, 4 miles north Dugger.
FOR SALE Small coal range, lawn mower, ringer mop bucket, bench clothes ringer and few garden tools. 610 East Jackson.
NOW HANDLING GOVERNMENT LOAN AND PURCHASE AGREEMENT CORN. Shelled Corn, ho handling ' charge; ' 2c per bu. for shelling ear corn. JOHNSON ELEVATOR, next to C. & E. L.Depot, Sullivan.
BOYS WANTED!! Lee
French's class needs 25 . boys
next Sunday to help BEAT
WASHINGTON and TERRE HAUTE.
Motor Reboring, brake drums reground, hard seat grinding, oxygen and acetylene cylinders. Parts for all cars. Sullivan Motor Supply, 10 E. Jackson St. The old experienced painter calls for Benjamin Moore's Paints Superior Quality since 1883. Rent our NEW floor sanding equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., West Side of Square. Need a good wash job on your car? Bring it to Sullivan County Motor Sales on U. S. 41, Shelburn, Indiana. CESSPOOL, septic tank, government toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times.
WANTED
WANTED Girl or woman for general housework. Good wages. Mrs. John Organ, 23 N. , French St. Phone 419. WANT lady help to work in restaurant. Must work steady. Must have experience in all lines. South Side Texaco Inn. Call in person. WANTED One large or two small sized rooms, unfurnished. Heat preferred. Phone 418-L. WANTED Team matched work mares one to five years old, 12001500 pounds. Box 202, Carlisle, Ind. FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished room with outside entrance. Phone 546.
Three Escapees Still At Large INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 25 (U.R)
Three men who escaped from Indiana jails yesterday still were J
missing to day, State Polrce said.
I Alden Van Mess' ot orani
County and James Hotzapple of Michigan escaped from the Miami County jail at Peru, 'iney climbed down a blanket rope alter sawing the bars. A State Police plane combed a woodland near New Albany in an effort to spot Kenneth Dicus, age 25, English. Diqus bugged Floyd County Deputy Sheriff Oda Pyle and fled. Miami County Sheriff George Burke said he believed van Ness and Holtzapple scaped through carnival concessions in front of
the jail at Teru. burke said it I was possible the prisoners xspent several days sawing the bars, .
with the noise being drowned' by the ;6in of Peru's weekTng" celebration. .
News Of Surrounding Communities V
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Footballs 1.50 To 2.50
We Pay For Dead Animals
ifell Monroe Feed Service,
ullivan phone 332 ior Craw-
,rd 8201, Terre Haute. We
jy all phone charges. 24-
ur service.
ohn Wachtel CoJ
Terre Haute, Indiana
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The Friendly Store Authorized Dealer Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owner N. Side Square
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ROOFING, insulation, Congowall floor tile laid by a highly experienced man. Free estimate, by John Gallagher, Phone 832-A. SERVALL!! The new all new purpose cleaner leaves dishes and glassware sparkling. Ask your grocer for a can today. Psi Iota Xi will hold Rummage
Sale Aug. 26 and 27 at 107 W.
Jackson. HUNTING SEASON is hereGuaranteed gun repairs. Bob's Repair Shop at 403 Sylvandell. Phone 454.
Stale Federal Tax Below Average ; WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 (U.R) New York state residents, comprising 9.74 per cent of the nation's total population, contributed 18.36 per -cent of all Federal taxes in fiscal 1949. Mississippi, with 1.45 per cent'
of the population, contributed
only one fourth of one per cent of all collections. These extremes were revealed today when the Bureau of Internal Revenue issued official col-
lection totals from ea"h .of the '48 states. Illinois, which has 5.71 percent I of the population, represented 8.82 pzr cent of tha tax. ' Indiana, whose citizens ccnprise 2.68 per cent of the popu-
'lati.onpaid 2.35 per cent of the
tax.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the Hospital, Doctors, nurses and all friends and neighbors" who showed kindness and sympathy during the '
illness and passing of our mother, MVS. Nellie G. Kelly. The P amily
OBITUARY
HELP WANTED by First
(Christian Sunday School NEXT SUNDAY. WE MUST BEAT WASHINGTON.
WE NOW HAVE WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC Water Heaters Also American Standard Bathroom Equipment. We do repair work. Sullivan Plumbing Co. First Road South and East Of Cheese Factory. Phone 259
today's Markets INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 25. (U.R) Hogs 10,000, active, barrows and gilts steady and 25c lower; bulk good and choicfe 190-260 lbs., $20.75 $21.00; 165-190 lbs., $20.00 $20.50, few $20.75; 100-150 lbs. not established; few 270-335 lbs., $19:00 $20.50; sows about steady, good and choice 270-400 lbs., $16.50 $18.00; choice butchers $18.25 up; 400-550 lbs.. $14.50
! $16.50.
Cattle 800, calves 500; fed steers steady, moderately active; grasssrs slow; 4 loads hjgh good and choice near 1060 lbs., $28.00, good yearlings to $26.50, medium shorti feds $24.00; common and medium yearlings and heifers $18.00$23.50; cows moderately active; sales firm, few medium and good beef cows $14.50 $16.50, vealevs moderately active, steady; bulk good and choice $27.00 $28.50, common and medium $21.00 $26.50. Sheep 1,500, steady to weak; choice mixed weight lambs $24.50 $25.00, top $25.50; medium and fifod $22.50 $24v00; common iloughter lambs $20.00 $21.50; slaughter ewes $5.00 $8.50.
Mrs. Addie Mae Trimble. I Sept. 21, 1880 Aug. 11, 1949 j Wno can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far above ri'b'eb. The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her. She will do him good and not evil all the" days of her life. She seeketh wcol, and flax, and worketh willingly with her hands. She riseth also while , it is yet night, and giveth meat to her
household. She stretcheth out her hand to the poor; yea, she reacheth forth her hands to the needy. Strength and honour are her
clothing, and she shall rejoice in time to come. She openeth her mouth with wisdom; and in her tongue is the law of kindness. She looketh well to the ways of her household, and eateth not the
br,ead of idleness. Her children arise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praiseth her. Many daughters have done virtuously, but thou exceedest them all Give her of the fruit of her hands; and let her own works praise her in the gates. The Lord is my light and nty salvation; whem shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life; Of whom shall I be afraid? Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; for Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me. Wait on the Lord; be of good courage, and He shall strengthen thine heart: Wait, I say, .on the Lord.
The angel called Death has visited another home and taken the scul of Addie Trimble to her heavenly reward;' to that house not made with hands, eternal ih the heavens. '." This entire community- was shocked and. grieved Thursday afternoon, when the news spread, telling of Mrs. Trimble's sudden, and what seems to us, untimely death. ,' We do ot know or understand the designs of our Heavenly Father, thus, to us her death does
seem untimely, yet, no doubt, in
the Infinite plan it is the right time. There are no errors in the plan God has fixed for His children. To every puzzling problem God knows the secret clue, While we stand by bewildered Trymg to work it through. But someday threads will be loosened And the puzzle God secretly spun, Will begin its slow unwinding . . Till the puzzle is all undone. Addie Mae Padgett, daughter of Cashes and Martha Correll P.adgett, was born in Haddon township, Sullivan County, Indiana on September 21, 1880. In this Christian home she grew from childhood to womanhood surrounded by the best of home environments. She was instructed by her parents of the better way of life, and these instructions she has not only followed in her own life, but she has endeavored to teach her own children that it pays to live a straight and honorable life. On February 16, 1908 Addie Mae Padgett was united in holy wedlock to Scott Trimble, and God blessed their union by giving
to their care four children. Mrs. Trimble's supreme interest in life was the love and care for her family, and to this labor of love she exerted her every energy. Her family will ever treasure the sweet memory of her devotion and her unselfish sacrifice
for ihem. She was a faithful wife I and help-mate; a .kind, loving mother; and a good friend and neighbor to all who were privileged to know her. She was, a loyal member of the Mt. Zion church of Christ. , Mrs. Trimble died in the Mary Sherman hospital, Sullivan, Ind., on August 11, 1949. She has passed from the gloom and woes and sunset of this world to the beau-i
tiful, glorious sunrise of heaven. She had fought a good fight; She has kept the faith, She is survived by the husband, Scott Trimble; by two daughters, Mrs. Lela Trimble LeDune, of Carlisle, R. R. and Mrs.. Audrey Trimble Brust, of Elwood, Tnd.; by two sons, Herschell Trimble and Medford Trimble, both of Carlisle, R. R.; by three grandchildren; and by two sisters, Mrs. Alzora Watson and Mrs. Effie Douthitt, both of Carlisle. There is no time that we could set For parting We who must remain Are never ready for such pain. Ever our prayer would be; "Not yet: Not yet, dear Lord; another day, With us let our beloved stay." We must believe when falls the blow That wisely God has willed it so. It seemeth such a little way to me Across to that strange country the beyond; And yet not strange, for it has grown to be The home of those of whom I am so tfond. They make it seem familiar and most dear As journeying friends bring distant countries near.
And so, to me, there is no sting in death, ' And so the grave has lost its victory It is but crossing, with abated breath And white-set face, a little strip of sea, -To find the loved ones waiting on the shore More beautiful more precious than before. Hal McFarland. 8-14-49.
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PJenfy of Merit
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bardsley and son, Jimrme, ofDayton, Ohio, are enjoying a two weeks vacation here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Seymoiv and family of Cory, spent Sunday afternoon here with Mr. and i
Mrs. C. C. German. Mrs. Bonnie Gummere returned home Sunday after a two weeks visit with her daughters in Hammond and Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Scott and son, Donnie, of Anderson, spent the week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sott. "Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jefferson, Mrs. Lettie Sweet, Mrs. Chloe Stevenson and ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Unversau of Indianapolis, visited Walter Hill in Vincennes Thursday evening. Ralph Hitchmough of Indianapolis, spent the- week-end 'at h'3 home here. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gummcc and Mr. and Mrs. .Jish DanieJs of Indianapolis, spent the weekend here with their parents. . Mrs. Ruby Hay worth of Fa.-m-ersburg, visited relatives lure Tuesday afternoon. Fred Norton was in Sullivan Tuesday afternoon.
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GIRL SCOUT Debbie Reynolds, 17. who signed a long-term film con-, tract in Hollywood, Cal., displays her merit badges. She earned 42 of a possible 100, and appears to have plenty of merit to go with the badges. (International)
WISHING WELL
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The Sullivan County Bridge Commission will receive bids for painting the toll bridge spann:tng the Wabash River at Hutsonville, Illinois, Material and workmanship must meet the speci- ' ' t . - fications and requirements of the State Highway Commission. Robert C. Medsker, Chairman.