Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 192, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 27 September 1949 — Page 5

SULLIVAN. INDIANA

SULLT7SNDAILT TIMES- TUESDAY, SEPT. 27, WAS,

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FOR SALE

Harvest and plant your crops, "

I, :,u n n Wr,oc icnina ciusei.

I e"? Lie L.. " ; r:;;' .Graysville phone.

I ctiil uuixa, woe"1"7 I' i and tractors. See them at your

1 1 Co-od Elevator, buinvan uo.

Frying, roasting and stewing chickens, 2 until 5 p.m. daily. All

Farm Bureau Co-op Ass'n., Mer-, day Saturday. Dressed poultry

om, Sullivan, Shelburn. i Friday and Saturday only. 529 : : TJnilrnaH Kt. Arrnss tracks on C.

ALL insurance is not alike our & L side rear

supply 01 roaa niattai E,a Hawkins. Pron.

have plenty of insurance. Ferd E. Hall, Coffman Bldg. Phone 567.

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FOR SALE 4 high bred It's that time again. Is your car Guernsey heifers, 2 to freshen ready for fall and winter? Let soon, 2 now milking. Wanted: qualified mechanics handle it for

Carl Wampler, 'you at the Sullivan County Motor

Sales in Shelburn on U. S. 41. Ride for exercise. Let's get all eld bikes going again. See John, 732 E. Beech. Phone 342-Y. Electrify' and overhaul your old machine for as low as $37.50. Any make machine repaired by

factory expert. All work guaran

Elza Hawkins, Prop.

i ; r' Fin, Implement Sales, ranted to last one year. .ins , r Hatcherv. Carlisle, Ind. FOR SALE Fur

FOR SALE Used Massey-Har- teed. Call or bring them in before ris combine. Priced to sell. Jared Thursday. Domestic Sewmachine

Shop, 111 S. Court St. Phone 197.

poat,

For your fall housecleaning see the Filter Queen vacuum cleaner. Ask for free demonstration, - no

cloth

r, otTv y noMA coat and suit, all size ie. 417

? r. 7" VT" North Section St. Call 932-X.

ana xtea ijencious ayiCB. . , iohleation Belts baes etc for varieties later. Price according to IT'S smart to be thrifty. Clean J" nfLsI

grade. Sweet cider. Bring own r ,ugs at .home with odorless .dnTihlT St

(JUIJldlllCX 3 74 iiiiac ' - x- ilia uuni, nwvi o. Lebanon Elevator. Rush Schaffer.f poRg ALeA-6, combineTlmd

; Phone 197.

. Fall Wallpaper Close Out Sale! S.C. and D.A.C. tractors.

150 Beautiful Patterns Reduced able at Boyll Implement 20. Shop now for Best Bargains. South Section Street

8c a single roll and up. Sullivan Decorating Co., West side of square, Sullivan, Ind.

Avail-1

Sales, 1

Hickory Smoked Ham and Bacon. Pure Pork Sausage and Ground Beef. Let us do your processing for your locker or home freezer. Any time is butchering time with our services. Rickard Frozen Food. FOR SALE Warm Morning Coal Heaters from $54.95 to $139.95. Gambles Store. APPLES at Rickard Orchard or Frozen Food Service. Many varieties in prices for cooking or eating. Phone 9095,

FOR SALE One row, corn picker. Fine condition. Like new. Must be seen to be appreciated. I am pricing it to sell. Sullivan Oliver Co., south of Hospital.

The Onward Club is having a bake sale at Greggs Cleaners in Shelburn Saturday, Oct. 1 at 10 a.m. WANTED

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BLONDIE

. FOR SALE Table top range in good condition. Indiana Ave.

gas 314

"Prestige silver," the loveliest of silverplate, can be shown you either in your home or mine. Make your appointment by calling Reva Livingston, Phone 797.

FOR SALE One row corn picker. Will sell or trade for 1 ton truck or livestock. Carl R. Knotts, Route 3, Carlisle. ' FOR SALE 5-foof double-duty Hussman meat & vegetable display case and Underwood portable typewriter. Flynn's Grocery, Shelburn. Tulip bulbs, dark red, crimson,

WIDOW wants work as housekeeper. Clean and neat about her

iwork and self. Don't drink or ! smoke. Can give best of referenc

es. P. O. Box 83, Vincennes, Indiana. "WASHING and ironing to do. Also to sell, red wool jacket suit, size 16. 427 N. State St., or call 329-X. "WANTED TO RENT4oom modern or semi-modern house, close in. Can give good reference. Write Box B in care of Times.

, ..... ...... - - - j , 'I , ,v;i.:;' : V;.. .. 1 .,:"' V l i . f SH ' ra, ' r waiceup'M ( i could tell bv the ) rx) f VP5T s K. WHAT ARE VDLI . S. HAPPV EXPRESSION! f 0) ,JZ ' PfplMpM'l Mj' !PP!!!ffl plopr. IW, Kins I'M'urti AynJifW Inc.. Vwld .lyhts rewevtd. .f-Lj 4yBS, - , . RIP KIRBY i ' . II !i I I I ( VALERIE IS AN ORPHAN... SHE IS I I THIS TERM, FOR SOME STRANGE REASON, J L''VsJI 11 1 CAN'T HAVE ONE GIRL SO THE "SPOILED DARLIN6" THEY WANT NO, ONE ELSE TO SEE t -HOW STJl ISOLATED AND UNHAPPY... I &&fot OP HER GRANDPARENTS HER, EITHER ...VALERIE IS OUT OF AWFUL FOR '' ' , ' I'VE BEEN THINKING OF fr WHO, INCIDENTALLY, V BOUNDS FOR ALL VISITORS! THE CHILD! NO .? . ASri WRITING THE STONES TO NEVER COME TO A W i 4V WONDER SHE'S I ' f v1 V TAKE HER OUT OF 3 SEE HER... yiK: iWBITTERl i'iS ffo f lV ' SCHOOL! 11'

iovling

WANTED Woman to help

rainbow mixed, also the most ! with housework, care of children, beautiful tulip in the world; hya-! Live in.' Nice home and wages, cinths, peonies, cut flowers and Write Mrs. George C. Patton, R. funeral designs. Bean's Green- j 3, Terre Haute, Ind.

house.

FOR SALE One Tropic Sun Heatrola and one Florence Heater, both in good condition. Calvin E. Stultz, R. R. 1, Sullivan, Carlisle Phone 11F11.

FOR SALE Four-year-old rid-

ing horse, well broke, with or without bridle and saddle. Priced nnMnt.i.iM .. t . ..... . xr ; -4-

h , icaouuuuic, xjai l y jwiub!. at p-i ftlidway Station, Dugger. ;

iUK tAU!i one row corn

picker. Like new. Priced tol

I sell. Dr. S. E. Lindley.

FOR SALE 2 row Case picker, picked 50 acres. C. E. West, llk mi. south Sullivan, U. S. 41. Phone 9191.

Rubber

Damon j?on

FOR SALE 1927 Chevrolet. Also piano. 438 So. Bell.

Have more of those White Rock fries, 3 to 3'2 lbs. Mrs. Jess Springer, southwest of Graysville. FOR SALE Hereford bull, yearling, well marked, good quarters. Pogue and Harris, Fairbanks, Ind.

FOR SALE Apples. 75c basket. lA mile east of cheese factory. Robert Hoesman. Home Guard insulation covers 20-25 sq. ft. Fire and insect resistant. Gamble's.

FOR SALE One Warm Morning heater, 100 lb. capacity. Also one Supreme No. 25 coal heater, at 404 W. Donaldson. FOR SALE MA T C H I N G PIECES, Mr. and " Mrs. Dresser

and Vanity with Large Mirrors, !

Chest of Drawers, Night Stand, Bench and Bed. Buy one piece or several at Our Store. P and A Furniture, South Side Square.

HINES MARKET, north on U.S. 41. Grimes apples, $1.25 to $2. Pears, melons, bananas 2 lbs. 25 cents. Mobilgas 4 gal. $1.00. ORDER YOURS NOW Koylon Foam Rubber Mattresses. Sold by P and A Furniture, South Side

j - Square.

FOR SALE Mqdern house.!

Can be used as residence or

apartment. Will be vacant Oct.S

14. Ralph Sanders, Phone 743.

WANTED TO BUY -tire low wheel wagon.

Pugh, Farmersburg phone.

FOR RENT FOR RENT Three-room unfurnished apartment. Call 407-L. 431 W. Thompson.

MERCHANTS LEAGUE Pandora Coal Co., 2; Engle Clothiers, 1. Pandora Lcwman, 177, 170, 155; ' Davidson, 113, 133, 141; Hampton, 122, 116, ,106; Robinson, 149' 124, 146; DeAny, 140, 105, 133; Handicap, 46, 46, 46. Engles Harris, 139, 178, 115; Tricker, 100, 104, 145; Brodie, 183, 187, 114; Engle, 158,. 141, 119; Wees, 135, 185, 143. Gambles Store, 3; Globe Cleaners, 0. . Gambles Kellams, 102, 119, 130; Vanzo, 100, 123, 112; Garri-

173, 130, 158; Milam, 146,

News Of Surrounding Communities

CARLISLE

Miscellaneous

Need a new battery for winter? We have them. Also Firestone tires, tubes and accessories. Come in and see us. Sullivan County Motor Sales, Shelburn, Ind., on U. S. 41. , IF YOUR car heats or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 North Main, Sullivan.

RESOLUTIONS IN MEMORIAM Neilie Gray Kelly , Initiated into the Graysville Chapter No. 308, Order of the Eastern Star, February 1906. Entered into Rest August 18, 1949: "Father in thy gracious keeping Leave me now, thy servant sleeping." Sister Nellie was well known and loved in this community. Always keeping the activities of the Chapter at heart. She always led a progressive and active life, i To her children we extend our sympathy. Thatthe Chapter may share with us in a tribute to the memory of our sister, we ask that this memorial be read at the first stated meeting after its receipt and the Charter be draped for a period of thirty days. ' Signed by committee: Halcyon Edwards Irma F. Gray Ray Watson

163, 142; Kennedy, 143, 128, 131;

Handicap, 20, 20, '20,. Globe Cleaners B. peckard, 153, 110, 113; Collins, 138, 132, 124; Walters, 108, 144, 144; Taft, 131, 118, 103; D. Deckard, 142, 146, 118. Frank's Radio Service, 3; Meadowlark Farms, 0. Frank's Sanders, 156, ' 152, 177; Brown, 122, 160, 143; Moseby, 185, 150, 142; Benstein, 178, 178, 133; Hamilton, 172, 144, 174. '

Meadowlark Baumeyetv-451r

138, 131; Piersall, 124, 179, 169

Weir, 108, 155, 162; McKee, 113, 125; Wolfe, 138, 155, Handicap, 26,. 26, 26.

109, 148;

Three More Polio Deaths Reported INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 27-

Three polio deaths were reported to the Indiana State Board of Health today and two new cases were added to the toll.. .,

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J. T. Akin, Ransom Akin and

(Billy Joe Akin of Indianapolis

visited friends in Carlisle Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Will Lanham and son spent Saturday in Indianapolis visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McComid; and Mrs. Albert Parnell attended the District Rebekah meeting at SandDorn Thursday. Mrs. Gretchen Worth and Mrs. Ruby Scctt of Denver. Colorado, are here visiting their father, James' Bensingei. ' ' , ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bond and sons of Washington, visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grass Sr. Mrs. Rilla Klein of Evansville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Luclnda Dial. Miss Kathryn"Harris and Mrs. Ralph Smith were guests of the B.P.v. club in Linton Monday evening. ' A. J. Dial of Indianapolis, returned home Friday after visit-

ins Tils" mother, "Mrs."" LCt-litflar

Dial. Miss Doris Keith has returned home from a trip through Florida and California. Mr. and Mrs. Don Robbins arrived home Tuesday night from a vacation trip which took them to Buffalo, New York, Niagara Falls and into Canada. Miss Ruby Jenkins of Indianapolis, spent last week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gobin.

Mrs. William L. Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Byron V. Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins and daughter, Carol Ann. Nash, Mr. and Mrs. Alvan , Callahan and daughter, Linda L'cu, Mr. and Mrs. Chelsea Lawlis and son, Steve, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Snavelf and children, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCammon and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Storclman, Mr. and Mrst Emmanuel Williams, Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Long and son, Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Gecrge Gore, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Houpt, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Griffith and son, Murray David, Mrs. Mildred Grimes and sons, Billy and Darrell,' Mrs. Martha Johanningsmeier and daughters, Jean Ann and Barbara Nell, Mrs. Fanny Milam, Mrs. Henrietta Cooper, Mrs. Mary Woodward, Robert Trimble, and the Misses Margaret Trimble, Gladys McCammon, Margaret Hancock, Ruby Griffith, Patty Cooper and Kathryn Harris. N

MEROM

Bounces Back

DUGGER

FOR SALE Major service sta-! Motor Reboring, brake drums

today's Markets i

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 27. (U.R)

Hogs 8,000; active; barrows and I ertlte -fullv ennHv hullr atnrt nrtrl '

tion. Downtown. Doing good reSround. hard seat grinding, ' choice 190-260 lbs.,, $19.75

business. Box 55 c-o Times. N oxygen and acetylene cylinders

I Parts for all cars. Sullivan Motor

UIliJI, - omuuuns metai c,mni m v ti, ct i

size, v ery

beds, twin and full

good condition. Also two pillows. 309 E. Jackson Street.

FOR SALE 36 head of sheep. Paul L. Cox, 3 miles west of Graysville. R. R. 1, Merom.

. FOR SALE Dodge pick-up driven 1700 miles, 1 ton deluxe cab with heater and defroster.

The old experienced

calls for Benjamin Moore's Paints

Superior Quality since 1883. Rent our NEW floor sanding equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., West Side of Square.

$20.00; 165-190 lbs., $19.25 $19.75; choice 190 lbs., $20.00; 100-160

lbs., $14.50 $17.00; odd head 290

! lbs.. $19.75: sows strong; bulk 550

painter! ibs.. Sld.OO $18.50 down.

. Cattle 1,600; calves 400; medium and good fed steers and heifers under 1100 lbs strong to 50c high

er; medium and good 850-1050 lb. steers and heifers $28.00829.25; odd head choice yearlings $30.00

Latest deaths reported were Walter Whitney, age 5, Anderson; Don Pingree, age 32, Gary, and Robert McMurtury, age 27, Lynnville. The two new cases were from "Madison and Lake Counties.

Health Board officials said the case total stood at 816 whie the death toll reached 87. There were 74 Indiana counties affected as Indiana passed its previous ailtime polio high by a wide margin.

Wesleyan Class Meets.

In 'Mercy' Death

CESSPOOL. seDtic tank. unv.

, ernment toilet cleaning. Modern I $33 00; common and medium

Box 4W x 9', heavy duty tires. I SrT g ment. box 20 care rT'mw.

dual wheels. Bargain at . ilmes- I cows active, firm: odd Eood beef

$1650.00 cash. Stewart-Wall Hdw

Carlisle, Ind.

Wood Bros, corn picker, )icked less than 50 acres. Ford ractor, practically , new. ,2 shorthorn milk cows, calves at ;ide. Elmer Liedell, 9 miles :outh of Terre . Haute, first

louse east of 41 on Boyle road.

WANTED Broilers and Fryers , up to 3 pounds. Highest cash!

prices. Side door 529 Railroad St.,

2 to 5 p. m. daily. Elza Hawkins,

.Prop.

We Pay For Dead Animals Call Monroe Feed Service.

Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24hour service. . JohnWachtelCo Terre Haute, Indiana

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139.95

I I N. Side Square I

cows $16.00 $16.50; common and

medium $13.75 $15.50; vealers steady, strong to $1.00 higher; good and choice $26.00 $28.00; common and medium $19.00 $26.00. - , - Sheep 1,000; spring j lambs steady; good and choice mixed weights $22.00 $22.50; choice $23.50; bulkimedium and good $19.00 $21.00; good and choice 117 lb. lambs with No. 1 pelts $18.50; slaughter ewes $5.00 $8.50.

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

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The Wesleyan class held their September meeting in the shelter house at the Sullivan City Park with Mrs. Arnold Grimes and Mrs. Robert Solsman, hostesses. A delicious supper was served. Devotions by Mrs. Ralph Woodward. New officers were, elected as follows: president, Orval Finch; vice-president, Mrs. Cecil Hall; treasurer, Robert Solsman; secretary and news reporter, Mrs. Ed Edwards. Business taken care of. The group voted to meet the second Wednesday night of each month. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Finch and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Faris' and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cooper.

I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snyder, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Nash, Mr. and Mrs. Kd Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gilmore and children, Mr. and

's Mrs. Robert Solsman and Ginny. - Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Riggs and 3j children, Mrs. Cecil Hall and r Larry. Mrs, Mildred Grimes and

sons, , Mrs. Arthur Smith and Freddy, Miss Barbara South. Rev. A. W. Stoneburner and Vernon Long.

Mrs. Ray Tison and Mrs. . A. Hammack attended the D.A.R. meeting at the home of Mrs. Wallace Springer in Sullivan Thursday. . . Mrs. Edna Ccyner, Mrs. Belle Tison and Mrs. Faye Ringer attended a meeting for the handicapped in Sullivan Thursday evening. Mrs. Pearl Skinner, and Mrs. Reece Griffith were in Sullivan Thursday. Mrs. Ray Davies, Mrs. Ralph Hill and Mrs. Winifred Ferguson were in Linton Thursday.

Mrs. Katherine leaving for Flint, make her home.

Hummell Michigan

Miss Mary Walters of near Dugger was the luncheon guest oi Mrs. W. o. Ccyner Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert '"a,-- returned from a Ft. Thomas, Ky.

Harrison visit in

Mrs Pohe" of Unr, guest of Mrs. Myrtle Bailey.

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Bruce Hubble, Don Arnett, and Dick Daniels, students at Indiana State, spent the weskenu at home. Ed Renaker left Saturday for Milton, Fla., where he is stationed with the Navy. Wanda Faye Clark of Graysvine, was a guest over the weekend of Carolyn Sue Daniels. Mcna Reid returned Sunday to her duties as student nurse a'; Union Hospital after enjoying a three weeks vacation at home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyer of Champaign, Illinois, and Mr. and Mss. Arthur Pleasant of Terre Haute, were guests Sunday of Mr', and Mrs. Breck Leach Helen Louise Unger of Chicago was a guest Monday of her grandmother, Mrs. Ida McComas. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels, Mary and Delno Copeland visited Mi. and Mrs. Ralph Keene and daughter in Dugger Sunday afternoon.' Jearr Hoilmarr of Indianapolis; spent the week-end with her father, Rea IToilman. Mrs. Eftie Ccoper and Mrs.

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BOUNCING BACK after being deposed, as president of the CIOUnited Rubber Workers, Leland S. Buckmaster of Akron, O., is again president of the big union, beating Georgs R. Bass of Akron, 867 to 727, at the Rubber Workers' convention in Toronto, Ont. Xfhly - lastTipsing 3uckmaster waa thrown out by the general board on charges of high-handedness. In his comeback his slate swept

Cloay Carty spent Sunday with j all 15 offices, including the . 12Mrs. Rachel Cooper and sons at j member board. (International) MooresvilK Indiana. . ' " . '

WISHING ELL Registered U. S. Patent Office.

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TheyH Do It Every Time

By Jimmy Hatlo

Hr.nsewarnii.iig Wednesday afternoon, Sept

f .Ik 14. the Carlisle Board of Educa-

'ii tion. teachers and other school

employees and their families gathered at the home of fcupt. ot Schools, H. W. Gross for a si"prise housewarming. . After the lovely new home was inspectec and admired the Grosses 'were invited to return with the group to the high school cafeteria where; a bountiful pot luck1 sup-

A POLICEMAN to Stamford, Conn., Rut Pari Paicht' nhnv Rfl ApA

after 'being reportedly shot by wper.wa,served. After the supper

20 -year -old daughter Carol.' According -to Police Chief John D. Brennan, Paight's daughter, unwilling to watch her father suffer slow death by cancer, shot him with his

own service revolver while he was

the guests of honor were Absented a lovely chenille bedspread, a pair of turquoise blue sneets and pillow cases to mat:h by the group. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H. W. ' Gross and

a hospital patient , (International) i sons, Steve and Bob, Mr. and

E 60E5 OFF DUTy IN AM. HOUR"

IT'S SLOW SO SMOKEY TAKES

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gbAPS HIMSELF Ff?OM HEAD TO TOE CLANG.' CLANS! YOU GUESSED IT.' OUT THEy GO!

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