Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 183, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 14 September 1949 — Page 6
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WOLFE-PHILLIPS VOWS READ Miss Evah Wolfe chose a simple home wedding for her marriage to William J. Phillips, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips of Flint, Mich. They were married "Saturday, September 3, at 7:30 p; m. at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cra Wolfe of near Sullivan. The double ring ceremony was read by the Rev. James W. Cox of Hope, Indiana in the presence of the immediate families. The bride wore a Unie Chantilly lace and crepe stree-length dress with coffee accessories. Her corsage was of Hilltop roses and bronze asters. Rita Thompson was the bride's only attendant. She wore a beige crepe dress and her corsage was
of Be Be mums. The best man w.s James E. i Phillips of Flint, brother of the I bridegroom. j An informal reception was j held immediately following the ceremony. Serving at the reception were Miss Ruth Wolfe, sister i of the bride, and Miss Faye jBirdsell. j The bride's table was centered with an all-white three-tiered
wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom. The bride and bridegroom left for an extended wedding Uip through northern Michigan. For going away, the bride chose a navy and dusty pink suit with navy accessories. Upon their return they will be at home to their friends at 1221 Mason St., Flint, Mich., where the bridegroom is in business with . his father.
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Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEES
The Paula Ann Home Economics club will meet with Gladys Vickers on Wednesday, .September 14th for a pot-luck dinner due to the illness of 'Mri. ! Payne.
The Cross Roads Home Economics club will meet on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 15th. '
The Christian church choir will have rehearsal at 7:30 Wednesday night.
Methodist Church Choir will meet Wednesday night at 7:30 at the church for practice.
The Sullivan Conservation Club will meet at the City
Park Thursday, Septemb
15th at 7:30 p. m.
The New Lebanon W.S.C.S. will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Henry Raines.
The date of the Get-To-Gether club meeting: has been postponed to Thursday, September 22, at the Turman House.
The Willing Workers club will hold their regular meeting with Ruby Boone Tuesday, September 20th with Betty Shake co-hostess.
Sullivan P.fbekah Lodge No. 252 will meet In regular session Thursday, September 15th.
Shelburn Chapter No. 209 O.E.S. will entertain the District Deputy, Mrs. Geneva Blume, and ether visitors on M :nday, September 19, w ith a covered dish dinner at 6 o'clock. Members are urtred to attend. Bring own table service. Visitors welcome.
Sullivan Lodge No. 263 F. & A. M. Stated meeting Sept 20th, 7:30 p. m. A very interesting film will be shown. Plan to attend. Visitors welcome. Floyd E. Nesty, W. M., Russell Inbody, Sec.
Delta Theta Tau Corn Festival, September 19th at 6:30 p. m. at Holt Hall, Merom, Indiana.
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Installation of officers in council and chapter Thursday evening, September 15. Installation of council at 6:00 p. m. Covered dish supper at 6:30 p. m. Installation of chapter at 7:30 p. m. This is a public installation. David L. Templeten, H. P., Robert W. SSephard, L M., and John Sweeney, Sec.
The Cancer Society will meet Friday night, Sept. 16, at 7:30 in the library basement. Miss Hester Bland will show a film of interest to everyone. TI;e public is invited.
Romania Make
Charges Against Marshal Tito
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F1R3T CHIEF of state to visit General Francisco Franco since the latter took power in Spain, King Abdullah (wearing burnoose) of TransJordan reviews guard turned out in his honor at La Coruna. The dictator of Spain is on King Abdullah's left. International)
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LONDON, Sept. 14. (UP)V Romania charged today that Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia intended to invade and occudv Romania
and help establish an anti-Mos- NEW YORK, Sept 14-(UP)-cow Hungarian government head- The Dun & Bradstreet whole. ed by former Hungarian Interior sae in(Jex three Minister Laszlo Rajk. cent
The charges were printed in the the agency reported today
official Romanian workers (Communist) party newspaper Scanteia in Bucharest and broadcast by Agerpress, the Romanian press
Beef Brings Year's Highest Prices
Acheson Ar
Bevin Discuss Balkan Issues
By Edward V. Roberts United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 i-UR) Secretary of State Dean Acheson and British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin today moved into Balkan issues as they continued cold war strategy discussions.
The Slate Department f.sul
they also discussed the stormy question of Spain's relations with
Western Europe. '. Department Spokesman Michael J. McDermott, in saying today's talks touched on Cireeue and Albania, did mt mention neighboring Yugoslavia. But it appeared obvious that in moving into the inflamed Balkan situation the ministers must sooner or later examine the cold war potentialities of the feud between Russia's Josef Stalin and Yugoslavia's Marshal Tito. The State Department is closely following developments in
Albania accused by Greece of being the base of Communist guerrilla bands" warring on the Greek army. Some evidence has be?n received here that the pro-Soviet
agency. The Yugoslav invasion of Romania and coup in Hungary were backed by "American imperialists" who had infiltrated spies into the working class movement in Romania, Scanteia charged. 1 The charges were contained in a commentary on the forthcoming trial of Rajk and seven co-defendants in Hungary who are charged with treason, espionage and attempts to overthrow the Hungarian government. Their trial starts Friday in Budapest. The plan was communicated to Rajk by Yugoslav Minister of the Interior Alexander Rankovic, the Romanian charges said. "This included provisions for an armed Yugoslav attack upon
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CHICAGO, Sept. 14. (U-j a j , . in1emal troubles.
new top for the year and the Spains posjtion in relation to highest price since last December the Marshall plan nati0ns of I fnr hepf-nn-thp-hnof at. Chicaeo , j
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" , ' was paid today for two loads or th " th Westeri E'irooean per STeirtof the nt VT I SntS I haTe excluded SLmparablf week a $ year ago I SOld r ?35- hundredwelght Communist Spain trom their Sinre Jnlv S. thP indpv has had The nrevious high for the yean group, charging that it is also
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BENNETT'S PHARMACY Since 1914
a net rise of 19 cents. . The index is the sum total ot the price per pound of 31 foods wholesale. In the week ended yesterday, prices per pound of 15 foods advanced, 7 declined and 9 remain unchanged. Those advancing were flour,
wheat, corn, rye, oats, barley,
beef, bellies, coffee, peas, eggs, steers hogs, lambs and butter. Hams, lard, cottonseed oil, cocoa, beans, .potatoes and rice declined while prices of suger, tea, cheese, peanuts, molasses, currants, prunes, milk and . raisins remained unchanged.
HOMECOMING AT MEROM CHURCH
,q nnid last .Tannarv 12. anti-democratic. But voices K&VP
A high of $36.50 was paid in De- been raised in this counts'" deppmhpr. 1943. manding Spanish participation in
! the Marshall plan. , There will be a, homecoming The new top climaxed a suc-. Another issue is Spain's desire at the Merom Pentecost Church cession of higher prices which for membership in the United Sunday, September 18th. Three began last week. ! Nations. She has been black- ; services and a basket dinner at
Cattle generally were 50 cents i to $1.00 higher today with a few J
loads of choice steers selling at S34.25 to $34.65 per hundred
weight and the bulk from $32.50
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West German Elects Firs! Chancellor
CONTINUE PHONE RATE QUESTIONING INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 14. (U.R)
Further cross-examination of i-
tion of nart of it. assassination of : nin
Hunsarian government members. 1 TQio n ... tian Democrat leader, was nom-
includine Vice Premier Mathvas 1 fnr a rot iQO hi0 i mated today to be th
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BONN, Germany, Sept. 14. (UP) Konrad Adenauer, Chris-
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Scanteia said.
Rajk himself,"
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"It was the plan of American William E. Steckler said, should
imperialists to draw the peoples not be granted its requested rate
democracies against tne soviet increase for nearly $4,000,000
Union under tne ieadersnip or additional charges,
traitor Tito.
WOMAN DIES OF INJURIES TERRE HAUTE, Sept. 14 (U.R) Mrs. Opal Vandiver, age 50, Terre Haute, died yesterday in St. Anthony's Hospital here of
School Softball League Standings The standings in the High
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republic. President Theodor Heuss wrote a brief, formal letter to Erich Koehler, president of the Bundestag or lower house of Parliament, nominating Adenauer. The nomination will have to be confirmed by the Bundestag. Confirmation was regarded certain. Heuss then can appoint him officially.
Before sending the nomination
van County have been released ! leston, 111., yesterday. Police said
by Claude Lisman, secretary of the Sullivan County Conference. The standings follow: Northern Division Team Won Lost
injuries she received in a traffic ! letter, the president conferred
accident six miles west of Ch,ar- i with leaders of all parliamentary
parties at his hilltop residence here.
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Shelburn 2 0 Farmersburg ....... 1 1 Graysville 1 1 Hymera . .". 0 2 Southern Division Team Won Lost Merom 2 0 Pleasantville , 2 0 Carlisle 0 2 New Lebanon : . . 0 2
'Eye' Poisoned
a car driven by the victim's husband, Alvin Vandiver, age 57, overturned.
Y.OUTH DIES OF INJURIES WABASH, Sept. 14 (UP) Robert Devault, age 20, Wabash, died today of injuries he received when the motorcycle he was riding hit a pile of dirt .on Ind. 15 near Treaty, Ind. Coroner L. W. Gyoder said Devault received a fractured skull.
ROPER GETS NAVY POST
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. (U.R)
NOTICK OF FILING Of FINAL KKFOKT Notice is hereby given thai on tne ViUi nay ot aepiemuer, l!H, VEiNih.LrL 'i'EMNlS. Ktseever in1 civil cause .io. SHirt. entitled LUTHER KEKNE. ir-laintilt vs. Sl'EWAKT MA.vUKaCTUHXNU AND COlMTKACTLMlJ- COMPANY, INC., Defendant, filed in the Sullivan Circuit Court his Final Report in such Receivership and that on the 17th day of October, 1949. such i'inal Report will be heard and determined by the Sullivan Circuit Court. Between now and said 17th day of October, 1949. any interested party or creditor may file written objections or exceptions to said Final Report. If no written objections or exceptions to said Final Report are
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Statute. Dated at Sullivan: Indiana, this 13th day of September, 1919. KARL A. ENGLE. Clerk of the Sullivan Circuit Court. 1st Ins 9-14-49 2t.
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