Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 193, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 28 September 1949 — Page 6

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES--WEDNESDAY. Sept- 28, 1949

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NORTH BUCKTOWN Mrs. Freda Payne, Mrs. Ruth Fordice and Mrs. Cora Fordice attended a baby shower given lor Mrs. Paul Payne in Jasonville. Mrs. Maybelle Stanley was in Sullivan Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fordice, Mr. and Mrs. George Fordice and Gloria, called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reed recently.

Mrs. Maybelle Stanley, 5 -Mrs. Helen' Pahmier andf Jilr r Mary Foster called on fMrs!'' 'Bertha Hale of Linton Tuesday afternoon. .' Mr. and Mrs. Claude Foster and son, Larry, were accompanied by Mrs Bertha Hale to' Indianapolis Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Theodare Justice. Mrs. Hale was to reenter the Robert Long Hospital. Mr. andMrs. Mack Mayfield, Mr. and Mrs. George Fordice were in Chicago Saturday and attended the Railroad Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pahmier were in Anderson1 Sunday the guests of Mr. andMrs. Harvey' Cobb and family and other rel-f atives. Sunday, October 2nd, regular preaching, services at White Rose Church. Mt. Moriah W.S.C.S. meets each Wednesday for an all-day meeting at the church. Mrs. Claude Foster, Mrs. Mack Mayfield, and Mrs. Ruth Fordice called on Mrs. C. Fordice Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lacey Smith called on Mrs. Maybelle Stanley Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rine of Jasonville, spent Wednesday with Mrs. George Fordice.

This week is another week, though, and North Veraoa is the foe. North Verncs has played three games, winning two and losing one. How they will fare against Dugger is another matter. The football played over that way isn't usually up to what is played around here.

Games This Week

Thursday Brazil at Garfield Friday. Gerstmeyer at StJLLIVAN JDugger at North Vernon Linton at Wiley . Clinton .at Westville, 111. Bickriell "jat Boonville Washington at Bloomington , Vincennes at Princeton

The Golden Arrows ccme home this Friday for the first time this season. They have split two road games, but they should have won both of them. When Gerstmeyer comes to town Friday night, it will mark the second Western Indiana Conference contest of the year for the Arrows.

,You can bet your bottom dollar that Tech will be remembering that 19 to 18 upset triumph the' Arrows scored at Memorial Stadium last fall. The Techsters Were big favorites to take the game, but they couldn't stop Cal 'Hilgediek from running or passing, and went down to defeat.

Incidentally, the game will begin at 7:30 p.m., the starting time for all of the Arrow home games this fall.

By winning last year the Arrows tied the all-time series between the two teams at five wins apiece. And the locals broke a three game string of losses to Tech by doing so. Here are how the two teams stack up over the years: 1925 Tech 23, Sullivan 12 1940 Sullivan 14; Tech 0 1941 Sullivan 27: Trch 6

1942 Tech 14; Sullivan 0 1943 Sullivan 13; Tech 7 1944 Sullivan 18; Tech 14 1945 Tech 25; Sullivan 7 1946 Tech 26; Sullivan 13 1947 Tech 25; Sullivan 6 1948 Sullivan 19; Tech 18

By -rights the locals should have won over Garfield last Friday night, but they didn't have the fire and speed when it was needed. You can't blame the boys for the mistakes they made. With spring football out lfy IIISAA rule the coaches have to get them ready with just fall practice and it isn't enough time to master football fundamentals.

Brazil, riding on top of the Valley at present, goes against Garfield Thursday night and that game will clear things up a little. It will be the first trip to the Terre 1 Haute sandpile for the Red Devils, and they may be up against something when they get close to second base. The sand there is rough. v

The Imps, incidentally, haven't been overlooking Dugger's Bulldogs. The Times over there says that should be one of the best

games left on the Brazil schedule.' Coach Gabe Takats takes his Bulldogs into Brazil the week after Sullivan visits the Clay; County seat.

There seems to be a Tendency to sell the Dugger line short, and give Red Brewer all the credit for the Bulldog showing. But the Bulldog line is rough. In Carr and D. Hiatt they have a couple of fine ends, who can go and catch passes. R. Hiatt and Olson make" one side of the line a rough thing to go through, and Vaught and Bledsoe are more than satisfactory on the other side.

Brewer is good, but don't forget he has a good line in front of him.

And of that line the two ends and Olson are seniors. Only McNew in the backfield is a senior, so the Bulldogs will probably be good next year, too.

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BIRTHDAY SUPPER A birthday supper was held Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kinnett at Graysville in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Gladys Kinnett of Sullivan. Those attending were Mr and Mr?. Marion Andson and sons, Mr. and v Mrs. Dean Nichols and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Nichols and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kinnett.

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Dugger, incidentally, didn't look -too sharp against Huntingburg, from the reports we get. It probably was a let down after their win over Clinton. The boys didn't expect to take vthat game

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Mrs. Bernice Bence of Mat toon, Illinois, is visiting with Mrs. Leslie Smith. Miss Phyllis "McRoberts has enrolled as a freshman in Asbury College, Wilmore, Ky. Mrs. Nellie Ridgeway of Riverside, California. Mrs. Mary Lund, Mrs. Goldie Ray, Mrs. Bob Weathers and son, Robby, spent Friday in Terre Haute with Mrs. Almeda Powell and sister. They were also dinner guests Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lund and daughter, Kay. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Rector have returned to their home on West Graysville Street after visiting in Alliance. Ohio with their son, Dr. Harold R. Rector and family and their grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNally of Salem, Ohio. Mrs. Ina Hampton, Miss Lulu Williamson, Miss Telia Haines and Mrs. Essa Fuller attended the state-wide luncheon at the Riley Room, Claypool Hotel, Monday in celebration of the tenth anniversary of the National Women's Division of the Democrat, party. Mrs. Goldman of Urbawa, Illinois, was the speaker. The local ladies also attended a tea at the governor's mansion in the afternoon.

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TODAY'S TEMPERATURES The unofficial temperatures in Sullivan today were: at 7:30 a.m. 52 degrees at noon 70 degrees KOTICE OF BOND SALE

PUBLIC NOTICE is herfby given that at a meeting of thp Board nt irustees of the Town of Merom, Indiana, on September 1, 1949, an ordinance was adopted for the issuance of $80,000 Wter Works Revenue Bonds 01 said Town, which will be dated September 1, 1949, bearing interest payable semi-annually and maturing serially $1,000 on September 1 of the years 1953 to 19S0 inclusive and $.52. 000 on September 1, 1981: provided the right will be reserved by the Town of Merom to call and redeem any or all of said bonds, due September 1. 1969 thru 1981 on any interest payment date prior to maturity, in whole or from time to time in part when selected by lot, upon terms of par jjnd accrued interest plus additional interest in an amount equal to five per cent of the principal amount thereof. Said bonds will bear interest at the maximum rate of three and one-half per cent (3lis9fc) per annum Irom date thereof to September 1, 19d3; thereafter at the rate of four per cent (4) per annum to September 1, 1958: thereafter at the rate ot tour and one-naif per cent (4V;) per annum to September 1. 1963: thereatter at the rate of live per cent (t) per annu'.n to September 1, 1968; thereatter at the rate qf five and one-quarter per cent (5 14) per annum to September 1, 1974; and thereatter at the rate of five and one-half per cent (5) per annum, iloth principal and interest are to be payable at the Chicago National Bank, in the City of Chicago, Illinois. Said bonds are to be issued for the purpose ot establishing and constructing a municipal water works plant and system in and for said Town and are to be payable from and secured by revenues from said municipal water works plant and system. ; Public notice is hereby further given that said Board of Trustees 1 will meet at the Public Library in said Town on the 18th day of October. 149, at 7:30 o'clock P. M., and will

then and there receive and consider proposals for the purchase of said Donds upon terms of not less than pr and accrued interest and having details not' less favorable to the Town than as authorized by said ordinance. Each bidder must qualify by furnishing a certified check drawn on a state or national bank for two per cent (27c) of the principal amount of bonds bid for, such check to be payable to the order of the town as guaranty of good faith in making the bid, which sum shall be agreed liquidating damages to be forleited to tne town by the successful Diaaer upon failure to perform under any such proposal if accepted. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board ot Trustees of said Town this 191 h day of September, 1949. tiv LA WHENCE L. WESNER, President ot the Board of M'tu.siees Atiest: Ruth Stagsdill Wilson Cierk-Treasurer -

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