Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 178, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 8 September 1949 — Page 3
LLIVAN. INDIANA
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, SEPT. 8. 1949.
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- ALLOWANCES
Bryan, clerk recorder 34.03
Moore. Jail turnkey 60.00
Harmon, attendance off 46.00 J. James, clerk proa atty 50.00
Wagner, c h custodian. . 160.00
Christy, matron c n. . Sa.a.i
ce Harlow, helper c h.. 60.00
Self, supt co. home.... 100.00
J. Self, matron co. h. . SO.mi
IValters. attend co. home 75.00
Walters, nurae co. h 75.00
a Pitcher, same... 60.00
Pirtle. other help c h 25.00
Smith, same 8.00
Walters, same 9.00
, Koutt. assess Ham tp bu.uu Engle. per diem clerk 60.00 Engle, chief re? clerk 69.00 Enele. exp clerk 2.28
k Tel Co., same 5.35
Sevier. . per diem aud 60.00 Tel Co., exp auditor 11.85
iLangen Print Co., same 265.20
teffy & Son. same 4.3tt
lon-Kand inc., same., izo.w ewellyn. per diem treas 60.00
.angen ' Print Co., exp
Henry A. Milam, same Ssaaco Products Co., same Suiiivan Co. j arm Bureau, same O. j Stefy & Son, same...... Otis Elevator Co., same Dr. M. H. Bedwell, jail phys Public Ser Co., exp jail Dome Gas Co., same Sullivan County Water Co., same Ar' Stewart, . same. ........ . Wildin's Greenhouse, same Hamiton Grocery; same Springer-Gouckenour Cn,, same. Sullivan Tel Co., same Sullivan Laundry, same Sullivan Hdw Co.. same . Dr. J, S. Brown, phys co home Sullivan Tel Co., exp co home Public Service Co.. same
Sullivan County Water Co..
10.67 16.00 .75 30.95 29.60 2.00 12.59 54.91 6.30 1.50 4.50 6.75 11.80
12.55
Homer Smith, same 168.30 Clyde Alkire, same 187.20 Herman Welsh, same 177.60 Waiter Hayes, same. . l 172. SO William Mahan, same 175.20 Clayton Pinkston. same 146.40 Archie Eaton, same 167.45 Clay Adams, same 160.80 Homer Hawkins, same 160.80 George Hason, same., 160.80 Eugene WiWe. same 160.80 Oliver N. Shepler, same 180.20 Raymond Smith, same 165.60 T,nwrenro Robertson, same..., 160.80 Mervin Enochs, same 165.60
10.57 Raymond Pirtle. same 164.00
224.95 , Clarence Alumbaugh, same 160.80
33.00 i Flnyd Owens, same I78.su
13.35 33.27
Merle Terrell, same 175.10 Eugene, Turpen. same 176.80 Frank Raley. same 173.60
ReynoldsPage
.45 60.00 2.90 4S.41 125.55 62.00 31.00 46.50 31.00 8.35 1.00 25.92
Owens, per diem record Tel Co.. exp recorder
Langen Print Co., same
ood Corp., same
Wagner, per .hem snirr Conner, per diem dep Wagner, mile per diem Conner, same
L Tel Co., exp sheriff., f. Rubush, foreign mile
wagncr, serv process Wagner, meals pris.
HT'. Sisson. ner diem survey
I & Buff Mfg. Co.. exp
rveyor 163.00
R. Springer, repair 4-H
ounds
ty Hardware, same ...... .
a Sawmills Inc.. same....
Cinder Blks & Cem Pro.,
ne dson Elec & Mach Works,
me
flmond Machine Shop, same
K J.umner Co., ame lio Hardware, same Vinson Lumber Co., same..
!" M. Roston, exp bd edu
Ivan Tel Co., same (i. McGuire. same
ore-Langen Print Co., exp fplth comr ley R. Jewell, cor inquest
? i j. uavis jr.. per aiem 'sessor
jJL. Davis Jr., exp assesss
K. Purceli. per diem pros
48.65 60.00
374.42 25.24 88.89 37.50 11.00 7.80 1.70 22.65 22.00 85.00 9.05 5.00 28.00 90.75 60.00 15.66 2.00 2.80
hn Tel Co.. exp pros atty
Jennings, exp vet ser off
rn tJnion, same.
50.00
9.05
11.00
eat Boston To
Increase Lead By Carl Lundquist United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Sept. 8 (UP)
same 33.63 ciint Wnodard. same 162.00 Gray Casey Stengel shook the
Ohio Oil Co.. same.; 4.50 Joe Smithwood. same.. 162.00 hand of the greatest relief pitchSullivan Root Store, same.... 15.94 CecM Curry, same J2S-9!! or at rrsA . J. I. Holcomb Mfg Co.. same 60.60 Paul Wallace, same .. 172.50 er of modern times and said Robt. E. Henderson, O. D., i Ruben Clark, same... 147.00 amidst the victory din in the same 31.00 Norman Moore, same VankPA Hrpino mom "TiSnV Milburn's Pharmacy, same. .. . 12.46 Chr.rles Moore, same. 101.25 XanKee dressing room, Thank Smith's Bakery, same.. 58.48 Austin Rinard, sam. 18 00 you, Joe Page, you're making my Branstetter Grocery, same 169 03 John Edwards, same 220.50 , . , . f M FaVonberry. same 10.34 Pu1 Cor same ,JOD a 101 easier lor me.
Verie Caton. same.... 170.68 w. Mnmt. same . 150 '5 It was in that Same dressing
ohnson Feed & Supply, .same 173.0; William Webb, same., s''
14.00 oh j Sn-oatt. samp 144.00 is o5u wncu hiiuui-
C'arence wvmn.. bridge crew ns.wj er manager, iimky Harris, so cPCnI"Sram"'..samr.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. choked with tha emotion of irvnio voinies. same itMn , World Series triumph that" he resn P7on8aVV.V.V.V;, iSt" could hardly speak, raised a glass ""ivan Tei Co.. highway rep n 75 and said over and over again Z'v.' ::::::::::: S5 S , "Joe Page-Joe Page-Joe Page-"
P"'i( '""Ice Co., sami"...... 15 0 was
MXr.rimi. "":.: :::: isin World Serie the Yankees, Cipt"9 Foilowpii, sam 54.56 and it is Page who is pitching l3!T.HoBear AIigninsr Servlce- q ;them into the forthcoming one
40.00 52.00 40.00 21.00 21.00
21.00 28 80
Faris Food Store, same
E. Lowell Turpen. per diem comr John R. Howard, .same Harold Marts, same. Earl SnuHi. miners exam bd.. Alex Davison, same Roy Layman, same., E. Lowell Tureen, mile comr
Worold .Mtrts. same 26.94 John R. Howard, same 65.40
Sii'Mvan Dally Times, exp adv 231.43 Sullivan Union, same 168 10 Tom C. Brown, orem off bond 20.00 Aiken Funeral Home, bur sold 75.00 Rll'man Fiinrfll Home, same 100.00 Wlker MeHuc-h,. same 700 Tidlap" Med Coriter. inmates.. 17 50 Clev Ponpty, chancre vennp.. 19.50 Ariel Hin. clean renair ditch 400.00 Paul R Owens, exp land annrsisil ? 00 nan1 B. 0is. reoorrj oft bond 1.00 Loulw Anderson, sexennial enumer't i 45 00 "lance Robinson, same 45.00 Rev M. Drake, reassess Fairbanks -
fnwi")) same ytftip Poi-i Phillins. same Gill ?ot 58
T pflife Totips. gq.me "diii philllns, same Hamilton Leslie Jonps, same . .. Ospr E. Chownlng. same Jack son Rohert Vork. sa"ie .
W-" ToHonningsmeier. same Jpffersnn 142.08 MarW Wltprs. same 251. Kn To Robprtson, same... 130.00 Pearl JMinsnn. same Turman ?R 78
Googp Pnrton, same..... 117. 83
FORBES CORNER Mr. and Mri. Garland Forbos and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Barcus Monday evening. Mrs. Helen Snaw spent a part of last week visiting relatives in Louisville and Lagrange, Ky. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Sharpe and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hantworth and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waterman.- , ' Mr. and Mrs. Victor' Shaspe are moving out of the United Brethren parsonage into the Raymond Barcus place, better known as the Millard Everly place. Rev. Sipes, our new minister and family will move into the parsonage by the Nyes Chapel church. Mrs. Helen Vanderpool spent most of last week in Terre Haute visiting her brother, Loren Barcus and family. They saw the Decatur and Phillies ball game on Wednpsdav night. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Forbes
that have returned home after visit
ing their daughter, Ruth and family the last two weeks in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Barcus spent the week-end in Indianapolis,' attending the State Fair and visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gaebler. Mr. and Mrs. Bercie Pinkston and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff ton' Piercy visited Mrs. Lola Baker of Lewis Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bedwo'J of West Virginia, have spent the week with her parents, Mr. an3 Mrs. Harve Wheeler and family.
WrAiict- ATach Co.. same.. 'ii.Onr PrtjpT Pnr. same.. "ader Sa'ps. Inc.. same p Pincfo",a s'ne. , Ppjrv pofl. M o., se.... "r G. Rl ft Son. same. . . . TTnwflrn' Pilule, QmP ".iiu.'tTi affot'v- P"nnly. simfi... nn.ivnn unnlv . same.... Hiill'"" Tract"- Si'pi, same. . TT XJaorr Hf" Co., SB0. . "r( pr, o'tp Rp'-enue, same o,n nil ro sae. ....... ..
XTn-mtrt Wplah eOTOP...,
R? i M'-fintinent Petro'eum Corp,
2 70 30.30
J.O1! 203.36
.42 W;ilter Stpte, sane..
in Tel Co.. same 15.50 1 J. T,. Weeks, reassess real
151.12
Jennings, mileage 92.3'
McGuire. exp serv officer 21.75
tfi Co. Insur Agency, same 4.50 ; Jennings, same 1.75
ser Co.. exp court house 66.35
an Water Co.. same 29.S5 Shireman. Bame ; 7.50 an Decoratine Co., same 1.45
luan Bros. Upholstering
same 36.50
it paylnr rent and own
iur home. Special barealni
property on Installment
n. Also farms for sale.
W. T. MELLOTT
potato 3'4.(.
Pita Kearney, same 220 no rvofln Mubaueh. same 51 50
Patricia Chnmper. same Tim Rnut. same 200 0O Pprmanent Record Corp.. same 48.00 On'intv Hardware, sa'ne...... 41.70 Jamei L. Stewart, refund tax vhg 2-37 Warren TJ'irev. same Hamilton 30.09 HIGHWAY REPAIR FUND . ti'ton TVnke, highway repair 208.00 "".isie Fu'ler, same 13.00 Top We'lace, same 1fifi.no Edwin Bates, same " 156.00 Warrv Sanders, same 1'5-!H! PmoT-y Benson, dist supt...... 16-"0 f!. P. Arntt, same 166.00 tjipyp nroatt. samp 166.00 W L. McCammon. bridge crew , foreman 166.00
Oll- TJofintnor . QO. . S3me.. r.,lf Titinr"r o. oonrip mwa Co, of Tnd., same.. dn T,-iw i"v, n Cpin-On "Tool Cnn.. samp.... nlM.rqn Siipnlv Inc.. SStp.. m tt TTn,, TT0,0ft same ti,. oiyii) rwnnT O. , tfrvft W 11.1 Rnnd & Gravel Co.
125 87 for now the odds on them mak-
ing are almost prohibitively in in m their favor. Four Strike Outs m.20 Page made them so last night Im wner for the 15th time this year 07 . he came to the relief of his old pitching buddy, Allie Reynolds. ik He fried his blaze ball past four
2.00,straieht batters for third strikes
to end the game in a 5 to 2 Yankee triumph over the pestiferous Red Sox. Last night he came in for his 49th relief appearance. Bobby iDoerr had just tripled with one out in the eighth and the 3-2 Yankee lead looked precarious.
75t.R0 1 Page nailed Al Zarilla on a pop
up and struck out Billy Good-
RENTAL HOUSING PROJECT APPROVED INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 7. (U.R) A 35-unit rental housing project in Indianapolis for World War II veterans was approved by the Federal Housing Administration, State Director Earl Peters said today. It was the 99th multinit project to be approved in Indiana, Peters said, and will be
financed by a $283,500 mortgage. I
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Prayer meeting Tuesday nght. The Willing Workers will meet
with Mrs. Bauey Tuesday. i
Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Hardy
have as their guest their niece. Bob Brown and family were guests over the week-end of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Brown. Mrs. Emma Barrett and dau ghter are spending a few days with Mrs. Luvipa Wnod Wilkey and son, Jessie Wood. ,
I Mr. and Mrs. John Hayf'en spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hardy end fairily. ) There will be a homecoming at Providence church S:pteml:er 19th. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hardy spent , I-abor Day with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hardy. I Mrs. Luvisa Wood Wilkev f.rtd I family called on Mrs. Berlha Ryland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wna.2 were in Sullivan Saturday.
,man. Then he struck out the side
wound up 2 games in front in the most serious challenge they have faced to date. For Page to emerge with the pitching honors, Billy (The Bull) Johlison, Stengel's fill-Vn first baseman who has been the club's most consistent hitter of late, had to be a batting hero. In the Yankee seventh he smashed his second triple of the night a
ball that just eluded Ted Williams in left, scoring Pinch Runner George Stirnweiss. Johnson himself came in with the tally that made it 3 to 2 when Vern Stephens threw the relay wildly into the dugout. Bobby Brown made victory doubly sure with a two run homer in the eighth. Doerr batted in what proved to be the only two Boston runs with a single in. the first after
a. m. (Reynolds walked the first three
batters to face him.
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I In the sizzling National League
squabble, the Cardinals maintained their one game lead over the Dodgers when Marty Marion sineled in tha ninth to drive in Rookie Solly Hemus for a 3 to 2 . decision over the Cubs at St. Louis. Howie Pollet pitched scat-tpr-hit ball, yielding 12 blows but not too many in a buirch, for his 18th win. In a fracas at Brooklyn which was highlighted by a fist fighi between Spider Jorgensen and Eddie Stanky. the Dodgers made it four straight over the Braves,
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Mr. and Mra. John Spenrer and family of Garv, who hive been the. guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spencer, have returned to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ragsdale of Chicago, Illinois, visited relatives in Dugger over the weekend. Rev. D. H. Rosier filled bis regular appointment here Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Palmer
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Skin
ner attended the State Fair last
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Boyd of
Sullivan, were Tuesday evening guests of Mr. anl Mrs. Ray MjGhee. Miss Theresa Rrrsell of Ter.: H-iutc was a S-rllnan visitor Saturday. Scott McGarvey and Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Nash attended the i
State Fair Indianapolis Fridpy. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie McClure and son, Billh, of Indianapolis, who have been tha guests of Rev. and Mrs. Eli Yates, have returned to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mason were in Sullivan Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Flcyd Skinner attended services at the Paxton Methodist Church Sunday night. Mrs. Bessie Maon and Mrs. Walter Andrews were in Sullivan Tuesday.
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