Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 173, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 31 August 1949 — Page 5

SULLIVAN. INDIANA

WEDNESDAY. Ausr. 31. 1949

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FAIRBANKS Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dilley and Mrs. Luticia Wilfon attended the Johnson reunion at the Methodist Church basement in Farmersburg Sunday. Mr. and . Mrs. Cleva Drake

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Clubs Won Lost Evansville 69 48 Waterloo 65 52 Terre Haute 64 53

Davenport 60 Danville 54 Quincy 56 Decatur 52 Springfield ........ 50

National League Clubs Won Lost St. Louis 78 48

Brooklyn 76 Boston 65

Philadelphia ...... 64 62 New York ! . . 62 62

Pittsburgh 57 Cincinnati 50 Chicago 49

American League New York 77. 46 Boston 76 51 Cleveland 73 52 Detroit 72 57 Philadelphia 66 58 Chicago 51 75 St. Louis 46 82 Washington 42 82

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STORM REFUGEES IN SHELTER

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Top Teams Win In Three-Eye Race By United Press The top three teams in the

ihree-I League hsd their ground ln&

last night as league-leading Evansville beat Danville 5 to 4, second-place Waterloo dumped Quincy, 5 to 2, and Terre Haute tightened its hold on third place with a 12 to 9 victory over Decatur. Davenport and Springfield filled out the night's card by

splitting a ' aoubleheader.i Spr ng

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A LANTERN SUPPLIES light for a group of storm refugees wbo were driven from their homes in Palm Beach by the most savage hurricane ever to be recorded in Florida. Some 5,000 persons fled to the safety of storm shelters when electric power lines were knocked out, leaving the city in darkness. This group is in the County Court House. 'Internattonal),

to 0 on Garber's one-hit pitch-. ville.

PALMERS PRA1RIK .

Evansville won its game with j ALL DAy MEETING a four-run barrag, in the last & wm bfi the inmng. Danville outhit the wm-j annua, of the church ners, 9 to O. T. . pvpnt us Kppn nhqprved on

this dale for a longer time than anyone living can remember.

I Regular services in the forenoon,

Decatur and Terre Haute put

on a slugfest, Terre Haute getting 18 hits to the losers' 14.

Tonight's schedule again puts basket dinner at noon and a song

Quincy at Waterloo, Springfield ! raally in the afternoon. Everyone

field took the first game, 2 to 1,. at Davenport, Decatur at Tere I is invited to spend the day at all

and Davenport the nightcap, 3Haute and Danville at Evans- these services.

day evening. Dinner guests of Mrs. Maude Drake Wednesday were Mrs. Opal Woodard, Mrs. Emma Cox, Mrs. Carrie Walters, Mrs. Mae Lester. Mrs. Iva Mvers. Mrs.

imo DraKe, Mrs. iaa uraKe ana Mrs. Hazel Rowing. Mrs. Roy Pound is still in the hospital at Terre Haute. Mrs. Hazel Rowings of Indianapolis, spent last week- with

her sister, Mrs. Inio Drae.

Rev. and Mrs. Stone were din

er guests of Mr. r.nd Mrs. Dean

Drake and children Sui.day. Mrs. Ida Drake was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reed at Prairie Creek.

preparation and serving of all the airmen's meals. Menus are made up more than a week in advance and meals have to be prepared in large quantities, making a cook's duties very important and exacting. Sergeant Clark is married to the former Edith Mae Eslinger of Sullivan, Indiana, who now makes her home at Paxton, Indiana.

GERALD B. CLARK IS PROMOTED NORTH GUAM AIR FORCE

BASE. Gerald B. Clark of , Graysville, Indiana, has recently , been promoted from the grade of j rt -i i ii j r r. . 4

1 corporal xo uie graue 01 oeigeam. ;

omn yveainer reconnaissance, Squadron (Very Long Range) on j

Guam.

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geant Clark performs duties as a cook and is responsible for the

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FORMER TEACHERS HERE FOR REUNION A delightful get-to-gether was enjoyed by local teachers and club friends who returned for a reunion held at the Hotel Demmg in Terre Haute. Eight of the original ten members were present at the dinner party. Those attending were Beecie Bland of Indian.inolis, Jean Cox of New York City, Bnulah Chappelle and Ruth Hi.ikla of Sullivan, Ruth' McNabb cf Peru, Indiana, Clotil Reimers of Vincennes, and Loi; Shields Bodkins of Warsaw, Indiana. Cedona Swartz ol St. Louis, and Isabelle Forbes of ' Nevada, were unable to at:eni.

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NATIONAL COMMANDER Perry Brown (leftl talks with Defense Secretary Louis Johnson in Philadelphia as uie Amersean Legion, tonw v:r.tbn gets under way with the executive .committee appfoving a resolution urging continued Hi to China. (International Sountfyhoto)

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