Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 67, Decatur, Adams County, 19 March 1938 — Page 2

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DR. MYERS IS ON EXPEDITION Husband Os Former Decatur Girl On 10,000Mile Expedition Bloomington. Ind., March 19 — (Special) — Dr. George S. Myers. Stanford University Ichthyologist and a former student of Indiana University, is a member of the party of scientists now on a 10.000 mile expedition to the equatorial waters of the Pacific collecting a cargo of deep-sea specimens for Stanford and other educational institutions. Dr. Myers is a brother-in-law of Dwight L. Peterson, president of the City Securities Corporation of Indianapolis and a trustee of Indiana University. Mrs. Myers was the former Ruth Frisinger of Decatur, who was graduated from Indiana University in 1925. She is a sister of Mrs.

t. .. J PT—.. . — PUBLIC AUCTION Notice is hereby given that the undersigned trustees of the Salem M. E. Church by a resolution duly adopted, will on the 25th day of March at the hour of 4:00 o'clock p. m. offer for sale on the premises the following described real estate, towit: Commencing one hundred and eight (108) reais east of the southwest corner of the southwest quarter of section eight (8> in township twenty-six <26> North Range fifteen (15) east, thence east sixteen (16) rods, thence north ten rods, theuce west sixteen (16) rods, thence south ten rods to the place of beginning, containing one acre more or less. The terms of the sale will he cash on date of sale. A warranty deed will bo furnished the purchaser, but no Abstract of ( Title will be furnished. The purchaser wiN assume all taxes now due or to become due and all special assessments now due or to become due in the future. David D. Habbegar William Patterson Omer Merriman William Burke For The Finest in BUTTER — and — Ice Cream ask your dealer for “IDEAL” formerly Staley’ s I “Ideal” Butter is for sale at your local grocers and can be had for the asking. Try it next time you order. We also sell retail at our place of business and invite you to stop in for your daily "IDEAL” Ice Cream and Butter. We also carry a full line of Krafts Cheese. Remember the name “IDEAL” when you call for Butter and Ice Cream. i PRICE & RICH DAIRY PRODUCTS 4 N. Second St. Decatur We pay the highest market prices and offer . an up-town location for your convenience.

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Peterson. Dr. Myers attended Indiana University from 1924-26 and was InI fluenced in coming to the state unI Iversity by the late Dr. Carl H. Eigenmann, formerly head of the zoology department and dean of • the graduate school. Dr. Myers later went to Stanford University upon the invitation of the late President David Starr Jordan, from which Institution he received the A. M. and Ph. D. degrees. The expedition of which Dr. Myers is a member, is headed by Capt. G. Allan Hancock of Hollywood, I owner and commander of the Vai- ; ero 111 on which ship the trip is being made. The ship previously has carried six scientific expeditions to little-known regions of the Pacific. Photographer W. Charles Swett, who has accompanied Captain Hancock on previous trips, is making a photographic record in all the activities of the expedition colors and in black and white of Sound producing equipment is being carried aboard the Valero 111 for the first time and experiments are being conducted in the production of educational sound pictures.

On the present expedition, Dr. Myers is being accompanied by scientists and collectors from the University of Southern California, Harvard University, the Smithsonian Institution, the United States National Museum at Washington. Scrips Institute of Oceanography and the San Diego Zoo. Extensive studies of the great Humboldt current which sweeps up the west coast of South America and turns westward in the region of the equator are being made. Efforts are being made to collect specimens in the highest I and the lowest levels of the west-1 ern hemisphere, as the party hop-1 es to ascend the Ecuadorian Andes t in search of the Andean Condor. The Valero 111 is expected back this spring with a cargo of equatorial fish, echinoderms, crustaceans, South America sea lions, seals, ! penguins, marine birds, reptiles, rodents and other animals. Many stops will be made along the Mexican west coast, Central and South America, with visits to Panama, ' Cocos Island. Malpelo Island, the Galapagos Archipelago and the bird islands off the coast of Peru. . The Hancock expeditions are philanthropic undertakings, designed to benefit universities, museums • and zoos in nature study projects.

DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE I.1NI»*» %Nl> TOU \ I.OTM RETIH\ED DELINQUENT FOR NONPANM I-' \ I OF I4\L*» FOR I HI. IEIH IDXY UHM* <<>l\lk IMlint I 1111 ill 111 X|j■ 8 C j •’I• • • 1 « Id i r I * Oonrr'a Name 7 i i v 2 *I ? i - I . I I i ST. M %KY’S TOW NMIIP Clark, Je*».se . nw sw 31 40 1580 100 39.10 FRENCH TOM NSHIP Flynn, Thomas pt nw «w 28 .79 30 Flynn, Thomas pt e/2 nw 33 .18 10 .67 Smith. Elizabeth .... pt w/3 se 11 20 1.39 NN ABASH TOW NSHIP Smith, Frank E se fr nw 22 4.55 40 9,09 JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP Huey, Hertha G. & Troy pt se 32 44 1610 990 260 274.91 Snyder, Chas. C. & Anna E. pt nw nw 29 23 880 18.90 HER YE CORPORATION Rumple, Elis., etal 178 60 6.84 GENEVA <'ORI’OR VI’ION Blowers, Edna 38 30 140 30 25.23 Booher. Ivan ... «. .. 59 50 430 60 20.56 Chrisman, Elis. 346 20 4.10 Coffman, Amanda Alice 125 50 770 150 25.37 Dorwin. Emma J. . Alex. Add. 2 1‘» Dorwln. Emma J. . Alex. Add. 3 10 Dorwin. ITnuna J Alex. Add. 6 10 4.58 Mesel, Wm > 25 10 Mesel, Wm. ,26 10 Mesel. Wm 84 20 79.79 Pease, W. L. & Alice 361 60 480 23.63 DECAI’I It CORPORATION Decatur Cooperage Co 40 2250 1240 192' 1 867.06 Ffeekinger, Cath. D 630 900 3hu 50 34.61 Gregory. Lucy J. 5 600 750 21.44 Gil Jig. Leona A. 4 6*o 2140 11.15 Johnson, Viola "46 60 4 V Johnson. Viola 747 80 20.62 Meyer, Eli VUtz. 2. 38 80 10.14 Morrison, Eliz. 5652 ii 230 35.67 , Morrison, Eliz. S., " '.LTTX.'...'?.' 6»L "230 35.86 Morrison, Elix. S 662 230 31.67 Morrison, Eliz. S- 686 150 23.35 Niblick, Christena R. A Jesse G. . 11 120 15.18 Niblick, Christcna R. & Jesse G. 12 120 1».17 Niblick, Wm. H 754 150 16.68 Niblick, Wm H. 755 150 180 49 95 Niblick. Wm. H , 759 150 22.8 b . Niblick, Wm. H. . 760 Niblick, Wm. H. 761 120 120 36.41 Niblick. Wm. IL .... 763 80 Niblick, Wm H. I W KW Niblick. W<n. H ypt 940 150 22.87 Niblii k. Wm H. . . , 478 110 16.85 Poinsett# O. Auto Co. . 973 80 Shackley, Wm. S sSO ft. 536 l 50 w 500 100 137.02 Shirrneyer. F. M Trustee Citz. 1 11 120' 3.81 Shirrneyer. F. M . Trustee Citz. 2 21 80 10.10 Stevens. Sylvia 45 ft. 31 I 500 550 80 8.41 t Teeple, J. Floyd & Merrell, Und 1/2 675 Teeple J. Floyd & Merrell 6*o 30 3.07 Teeple, James F. Und. 1/2 675 Teeple, James F. > 680 30 3.07 Walter, Wm. H 219 450 700 259.55, KRI4 K DRAIN Teeple, James F 675 Decatur Corp. 7.24 Teeple, James F. 680 Decatur Corp. 7.24 I Fry. Noah W. & Jesse, Meyers Add. L Decatur Corp. 16.42 in addition to the above tax I costs must be added for each description for printing. STATE OF' INDIANA. COUNTY OF ADAMS SS: L John W. Tyndall. Auditor in and for said county do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct li-st of lands and city and town lots returned and remaining delinquent for the non-payment of taxes for the year 1935 and previous years, with penalty, interest and costs, and further that the amount charged was recorded between the first Monday of Dwemher 1937 and the first day of January 1938. Witness My hand and seal at the Auditor’s office in the city of Decatur, this 17th day of March. 1938. JOHN W. TYNDALL. Auditor, Adams County Indiana. STATE OF INDIANA. lOUNTY OF ADAMS SS. Notice is hereby given that so much of the foregoing lands, city and town lots, as may be necessary to discharge the taxes, penalty, interest and costs which may be due thereon, or due from the owners thereof, on the days of sale will be sold at public auction by the Treasurer of Adams County at the east door of the Court House, in the City of Deca, tur, in said county and state, on the second Monday of April, 1938 being on the 11th day of said month, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day and that said sale will Continue from day to day until sold. Given under my hand at the Auitor’s office in Dscatur, Indiana tills 17th day of March 1938. JOHN VV. TYNDALL, Auditor, Adams County, Indiana. March 19-26 April 2

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, MARCH 19,1938.

rTest Your Knowledge | | Can you answer seven of these | ten questions? Turn to page I Four for the answers. 1. Who wu» recently appointed Ambassador to Belgium? 2. Where is the Hall of Fame of Great Americans? 3. Ou ships, what Is a batch? 4 In which country are kangaroos native? 5. What became of the slaves I owned by George Washington? 6. Who was Lydia Huntley Sig ourney? 7. In which state Is Colonial NaI tional Historical Park? 8. In ancient sculpture, what was the name for the wreath of ivyleaves. berries or garlands with which vases were encircled? 9. Where is the Si-kiang River? 10 What was the rank of New York State in population when the first census was taken in 1790? o * • | Household Scrapbook By Roberta Lee Cleaning Matting Never attempt to clean matting with soap. Use ammonia and cold water. It is much better because

NELSON EDDY TO SING AT MUNCIE Famous Baritone To Sing At Muncie Thursday April 7 —*— Muncie, Ind.. March 19 dJ.Rk Movie fans and radio enthusiasts will have a chance to hear and see ' the well known baritone. Nelson Eddy. Thursday evening. April 7. j at 8:15 P. M. at the Ball College j Gymnasium. The concert is under the sponsorship of the Muncie Business and Professional Women's i! club. As this is his only personal appearance in the state of Indiana for this season a large music loving audience is expected from all over the state. Nelson Eddy is all things to all people. To millions of motion picture fans he is the great singing hero. To music lovers throughout ■ the country he is a beloved concert artists. To radio listeners his voice spells magnetism, charm and beauty. To a fastidious and captious public he is an impeccable I.ieder singer and a musician of taste and imagination. To orchestra conductors he is the ideal soloist, j trained, dependable, with excellent ; rhythm, fine phrasing, and a voice | of rare range and quality. To opera enthusiasts he is the perfect baritone, combining looks, dramatic' talent, temperament, with all the | essential musical qualifications. I His appearance makes the third musical program of outstanding merit brought to Muncie by the Muncie Business and Professional Women's Club. Reserve and general admission ■ tickets are now on sale at the J Souder's Music Shop, 120 E. Main St. Prices are $3.00 reserve and SI.OO general admission. o VIENNA JEWISH HEAD ARRESTED Leader Os Vienna Jews Arrested As Nazis Continue Purge Vienna. March 19—<UR)—Jewish | sources asserted today that Desider | Friedmann, temporary leader of i Vienna Jews as president of the! 1 "Jewish community" and his two • vice presidents had been arrested. I Police refused to discuss the re-: port. The Jewish community's buildings including Vienna's largest synagogue, were closed and guard-' ,cd by Nazi SS and SA storm troops. At the closed entrance to , the synagogue was a sign: "No Sabbath service today.” Jewish sources expressed belief that the measures were taken because of allegations that the community had contributed to the fund raised for the “independence" ■ plebiscite that was to have been : held under the former Schuschnigg , government. Odo Neustaedter-Slueriner, min j ister of public welfare in the; Engelbert Doilfuss government, committed suicide last night at of its effect on the matting and the fact that it is much easier to | dry the matting. Prevent Clogging Pour a strong solution of salt and very hot water dow n the sinks and drains about once a week, and ! it will prevent them from becom- 1 ing clogged. Cutting Marshmallows If the scissors are first dipped ' into cold water, they will cut marsh ’ mallows without sticking.

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,♦ STfiT - One Time—Minimum charge of ; 25c for 20 worde or lest. Over 20 worde, per word Two Times—Minimum charge of 40c for 20 worde or leee. Over 20 worde 2c per word for the two tlmee. Three Tlmee—Minimum charge of 50c for 20 worde or leee. Over 20 worde 2/a« P* r word for the three tlmee. Carde of Thanks 35c , Obituaries end verses.—ll.oo Open rote-display advertising 35c per column Inclv FOR SALE FOR SALE — Farm lease blanks, three for sc. Decatur Daily Democrat, 106 No. Second St. 27> ~ tf FOR SALE—Two good Jersey heifers. just ready to freshen, make real cream cows. 9 good Hampshire pigs, 2 mo. old. New Idea manure spreader, used 3 seasons. Crow foot roller. Carl Stetter. first farm west Decatur on River road , «6-3 t FOR SALE — 2 bushels Alsyke seed. Herman Scheumann. Phone 860-K. 67'3tx . FOR SALE—Repossessed six cubic foot refrigerator, late model, expedient condition; can be had for small unpaid balance of $53.85, payable $6 per month to reliable party. Address Box “P”, care Democrat. S5-3t FOR SAL*: — 7-room all modern] residence. N. Fourth St. Possession at once. H. P. Schmitt, phone 9«7.66-3t j FOR SALE—7OO pound blood-tested Guernsey bull; 2 young springer cows; tried sow. and 2 largo gelts, weight 250 each. Would like to buy team of good work horses. H. P. Schmitt. 6G-3t FOR SALE—Brooder house. 12 by 14 feet. Homer Raudenbush. De : catur, route six. fi7-2tx , FOR SALE— Innerspring mattress-1 es: Just received a large ship- , ment of Simmons and Marion in-| nerspring mattresses. Regular ! $34.50 mattresses selling for $22 while they last. Limited number. J Sprague Furniture Co., 152 So. Second St.. Phone 199. 66-2 t, — . I FOR SALE—Special prices on 1,000 Barred Rock Chicks. 10 days old. [ Also 500 Barred Rock Cockrels, 1 week old. Open evenings. Stucky Hatchery, Willshire. Ohio, phone 60. 66-3tx r. , . o WANTED WANTED — Paper hanging and painting and paper to clean. Work guaranteed. Prices reason- ! able. H. M. Sudduth, Phone 5344. 67-3tx WANTED—Man to distribute product sold by leading merchants. Must be responsible. F. Menden, 508 South Fourth St., Hamilton. Ohio. 66-3tx his country home where he was tinder protective custody, it was i disclosed. His suicide followed that of Maj. i Emil Fey, who was minister of de- ; sense under Dollfuss when the : "martyr chancellor” was killed in j the Nazi putsch of 1934. Fey shot i his wife, their son and himself , Wednesday. It was understood that Baron I Karl Karkinsky, who was minister J S of justice under Dollfuss, was ar- ■ rested several days ago. I As the suicides and arrests of i ; Dollfuss men continued, hundreds j : of Nazis made pilgrimages to the ! tomb of Otto Plannetta. who was executed for the murder of Doll-1 I fuss. Flowers, with ribbons in- . scribed "You have conquered after j all.” were placed on the grave. ; The nearby tomb of Hans Dommes. : hanged afterward as a Nazi plotter, i was similarly decorated. NEURITIS Rheumatism. Arthritis, Periodic Pains, Neuralgia, Lumbago and all other aches and pains are quickly relieved with Alt’s Compound Wintergreen Tablet*. Positively guaranteed. At all drug strees or send SI.OO to Union Pharmacal Co., Bluffton. Ind. MORRIS PLAN LOANS on FURNITURE LIVESTOCK ELECTRIC STOVES REFRIGERATORS. Special Plan for School Teachers. NEW AUTOMOBILES $6.00 for SIOO.OO per year Repayable Monthly. Suttles-Edwards Co. Representatives.

i miscellaneous ■ NOTICE — Parlor Suits recovered We recover and repair anything. We buy and sell furniture. Decatur Upholsters, Phone 420. 145 Soutli I Second St. 63-30 t | o FOR RENT FOR RENT — Nine-room house. Garden space. Three miles east Hoagland. Theodore Lepper. «7-3tx — FOR RENT—4 room modern apartment. unfurnished. Garden space. Inquire 706 N. Second St. 67-3 t — — FOR RENT—S rooms and bath. N. sth St. A. D. Suttles, Agt. 66-3 t FOR RENT — Suburban, modern house, garden, near city. A. D. Suttles, Agt. 66-3 t FOR RENT — About 7 acres of; ground. Inquire 1306 W. Monroe St. 65-3tx DAIRY STORE'S NAME CHANGED Ideal Dairy Products Replaces Staley Dairy Products The name of the Staley Dairy Products firm, today was changed , Ito the Ideal Dairy Products by the owners of the business. Roy Price j and Noah Rich. The business was purchased from James Staley on January 1. 1938. by Mr. Price and Mr. Rich, but has operated under the former name until today. The name < has been changed on the wrappers of its products, which are available in Decatur food stores. Simultaneously, the firm annottn-1 I ced today that it has completed a j remodelling program which will ; ' increase the quality of its products I and service. Among the new equipI ment installed is a more modern ' pasteurizing machine and ice cream equipment. The office has been moved upstairs and the floor space rearrang ed to give more room to the re-, tail store maintained by the firm. The concern is engaged in ‘the manufacture of butter and ice cream and sells Kraft-Phoenix cheese. It also offers an up-town market paying the highest available prices to farmers for their cream. It is located on North Sec- ( ond Street. o SSOO AWARD IS (COKTOHntp FROM PAGE ONE) during closing arguments delayed 1 the trial somewhat from going to jury. o More Prunes For Army Urged San Francisco.— tU.PJ —Edward i Vandelettr. secretary of the State Federation of Labor, is advocating prunes for the army and the navy. With a surplus of 300.000 tons of prunes in California this year, Vandeleur conducted a state wide campaign for prune consumption. o Admiral Declares War on Rats Mare Island, Cal. — (U.R) — What Saint Patrick did to the snakes in Ireland, Rear Admiral Clarence i Kempff proposes to do to the rats iin the navy yard here. A week ; was set aside for their extermin- ■ atlon—and not by Pied Piper tac-! i tics either. Ippohitmeiit «»f Administratrix No. 3472 Notice is hereby given, That the underxigjied has been appointed Administratrix of the estate g( John F. Fuhrman late of Adams county, <la .eased. The estate is probably solvent. Anna Fuhrman. Administratrix trthur K. Mtuirwedr. Attorney , March 19. 1938 March 19-36 April 2 Appointment of Hxrrutrlx No. Notice is hereby given. That the undersigned has been appointed Executor of the Estate of Samuel IJechty late of Adams County, deceased. The Estate is probuoly solvent. Aldine Liechty. Executrix Lrnhart, Heller A Schurger, Attys. March 4. 1938 March 5<U-X9 Appointment of Executor No. Notice is hereby givc/i, That the undersigned ha*s been appointed Executor of the Estate of Julius Haugk late of Adams County, deceased. The Estate is probably solvent. Robert W. Haugk, Executor C. L. Waltcrm. Attorney March I. 1938 March 5-12-19 Appointment of AdmlnHtrator No. :<44IN Notice is hereby given. That the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Smith Shoemaker late of Adams county deeased. The estate is prolxably solvent Cttrney O. Shoemaker. Administrator Henry R. Heller. ltt«»ruey March 12-19-26 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135. HOURS 8:30 to 11:30 12:30 to 5:00

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