Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 281, Decatur, Adams County, 28 November 1939 — Page 2

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* Test Your Knowledge Can you answer seven of these | j ten questions? Turn to page Four for the answers. ! Where is 'he British crown «■<■! ; oiv British Honduras ' _■ What is the nasn lor the main i ■ abin of •> “hip’ When It is 2 o i.iie k p m iE .' T ) ill .New i <>rk Citi •' :i time jt is 111 lietlVet Colo ’ 4 \\ nut ir< h< color- n the fins <>l Costa K • a a Whk'h 'wo I’ri .but- >»t 'he I « were born In the Millie rity " W '!> what sport t- [>., Ity Pond a --o< lated ■’ " W oTe is ie Ju is Iti'c >. Naim the r.-raiy of State m i th* IL.dins cabim • Wha th< tlou it the woid to< Herat! ' 111. Wha' event does Lie oali.id •’.Marching I brom. i Georgia < tn inetuuratt. ? Mill! I 111 IIX VI «l 11l • ’ll M 111 I • I STI *O lit’ ■| Hrvwti 1. rased. i si-pear In Ho A'l.iiio" i'c ilt 1 |.| . 1 ,<• !•. I.mir, Slob ll.a, mi III! -Ist •!*> "f J•• cffllii ’ ' • • ?m; \ t ■ if M w tht »' nai b« tt!»•«<»-n! v toUhl* With th* • of Mid li’■ ♦ 1 n. • • <»id there- n.»k* j-? ' f «4 a.-h» p. and J • tv* th* 4 Titrj < '» • * Eh. ■ U tv * ,-Vt’iiiJitw i- r ■ »rm I . I lilerer. Vtloruel trade la • lo!...l — Mrra.O’

.<jr’ LOOK at your A»" STATIONERY and FORMS Salesmen are carefull about their appearance—then know that firwl imHa premion- are exceedingly important. A ■ shabby. ■>!' le-of-1901 appearance doe* ft not lower customer resistance. Rememft tier this when evaluating jour station. ■ erv and form*. If they aren't up to hs par. let u- modernize and beautify fl them now; Democrat ■ > Job Printing flfi " e Types of Job Print* inti! Phone Administrator’s Public Sale .*»«': \< RK FIRM and PERSON \l. PROPEKIA FRIDAY, Dec. 1. 1939 Commencing at 12 Noon On the premi-es mile* West <•! Van Wit on l ilt Mill poad. 3' - mile- South and 1 1 j miie> i.ai*t of i ouvoy. Ohio. 1 \RM—.‘ill l j Acre' good land; 7 room h«»u*< . Barn 32n50. chicken hou-e; wood shed; and other outbuildings. PERSON \l. PROPER!! .'J Head HORSES Ba. Mare 13 yrs. old. wt 133 o; Bay horse. 6 yrs. old. wt. 1600; 1 Bay horse, 'month mouth. 2 (iuernney ( «»m. one i* fresh now 1 Brood Sow ; 3 Shoals. EEEI>— |.h» bn. more or 1<- of Corn in crib. IMPLEMENTS Binder 6 ft. Deering; Mower; giain drill; Turnbull wagon; ICft. bee' rack; hay ladders; 1 horse cultivator; shovel plow ;com *h<ller; Breaking plow ; riding cultivator; corn planter; riding breaking plow; disc; spring tooth harrow; s|>ike tooth harrow ; harness and collars; iron kettle; hay loader, side delivery rake; cultrpacker; 10x10 brooder house; brooder stove; Anchor cream separator; ix-«i and spring'; cot; small tools and articles too numerous to mention. .. TERMS—On Personal Property--cash. Term- on Farm will la* made known on day oi sale. OTTO K( HN. Admr. Estate of Samuel J. Harris Roy S. Johnson—Auctioneer I Schieferstein—Clerk.

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DEATH CLAIMS J. H. HOBROCK Retired Railroader Dies Monday At Home In Fort Wayne J Herman Hobrrak 7 1 formt-i • hirf i!< ik for ih< Foil W.iyn< division of thr Priinsylvunln railread. died Monday st bii horn' ' 10115 W < st Pai k.ird avenue In Fort Wayne after u lion Weeks' illj lu-sn of hi-a:t disi sse Mi Hobroi k hsd .1 nuinhri <<t relative* In Heeatur slid v|<hi|iy aiid wav w<l| known Hi this com rnunltg He had been in the m i vl-.-i of the pennvylvauis railroad :>l years retiring three years ago l'un> ral -!-i »i' i ' will In In Id at J |i tn. V. • dio'sday at Ankenbl Ui k « cel i< i in lix xi ’ini i mi x I io i •Iv r» xn -.w. X ■ ■ XI. !»«■■ «|:,i H.flla- .. lh. i •:! d«V t l‘ atiY •»!»* til* FHi.H yh't! D-nirM k ..t.M- 11l Us -i -4 Iv/tent wh<»uhl not »M «r»P» !»'l -«”4 -a)4 'll- .if •' ft*.'! ' ■ ■ l.arl II Adami-Cdmoil-i ' - <1» i. io- • •• ;!•. a-... Indian* V-». <i.-. ■ ■ lent I. I merer. Xllorner

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1939.

funeral home and a! 2 To o'clock at the Emmaus Lutheran church Burial will be In Concordia Luth eran cemetery The body may !>• viewed at the funeral home. The deceased waa a member of Emmaus Lutheran church, and f«i many yeat.s was rotary of the I’ennsylvania Western Veterans' .isaoi latlon li- wax a lifelong resident of Fort Wayne, and was a member of the heard of direct ora ot tin- Fort Wayne Morris Plan bank Survivors include the widow. Mary a daughter. Miss Marie Ho brin k and a son Frank Hobro. k. both of Grand Rapids. Mi< h . a crand< hlld a brother. Carl Hobrock of Cleveland. <>. and thro sisters. Mrs Charles Pape and Mrs t'lareno- Sedgewlck ot Fort Wayne and Mrs Fred Feuslel <>f in-troit Mich MARKET* AT A isLAMCE Stoohs firm and qu>et B.mds. irregutar I H governments higher curb stocks irregularly litgli. i Chicago stocks triegulaCall money one iwrceri' Foreign <tu haiMi! firm in i viation to do!Un Cotton up a- much as 4 < a Iw • Grains; firm Wheat up about » to ‘ s cent Corn up u omul '» o-nt. Chicago livewtoi k: hogs weak, <«•!)■ s'ead h> weak aheep weak Rubber low! Silvi" list in New y irk unchanged at :l . <- n s a fine .win- e — o - College Enrollmtnl st Peak Fat-t lanterns Mle.i 11 l‘l Michigan S'atf Colh-gf lias In la.-g st ei.ioilmen! tn its history •his fall Tin legistra announced

vr < « £ ROY S. JOHNSON Auctioneer

Nov 29 Fred Ross. 2 miles North and 3 mil«- U. -; nt Monros. Nov To Graubergi ; Esial.. I . mll-s South 1 mil.- East of Will- < shin (thin .-losing nil* sale | Ih-I 1 -Rem Harris F.»: tie 4 *-jt mile!- »ia' ot Can 15 •rt on Tib ( .Mill road |».-i «>nal property and sv*x ..in farm in, 2 <*hilstin>- Linder. 3 nil 1 W.-et, mile North of Payne. O Closing out sab la-c 2 Lima Linder, a miles west ot Payne, U, closing out sale | In. 4 John Alfattiei 2k. mib Smith ot Convoy it D« 6 Eail Bi hh*u< in r h mil. N‘>rtli»eat ot Celina. Ohio, clu* ' Ing out sale 1 In - •; Leo Dowler. 2 miles I East ami t« mil’- South of Dixon i losing mt' sale It < 7- W E Spitlei A Guy ' J.-eell. Admt Estate of Clift' , Tt- itnei 2 mlh-e South and ' miles East of Willshire Ohio .losing out sale Dei 9 Myron and (Tint Hart 3 miles .■'miilnai, of Decatur on ('minty Fa. m Road De. 11 ED llurghaltei ' Estate. I"l act.- farm. I miles South and 1 mile West of Berne Ini 13 Wm Stnhiy Sli. Iby vlll. Indians livestock sale Dei 15 Emanuel J Miller. 1 mile North and 3 mill!* West of Berne Trust Co Bldg . Decatur. Indians Phoue 1«4

Sjzllxj (ytcrtJue/b--— W I n. a a* an prepared by Daily Democrat —Betty Crocker Home Servica Department TURKEY SANDWICH STYLES There are lots of different ways to make a turkey sandwich: , Plain Turkey Sandwiches; Ynu ran simply put slicex of turkey l«twa<m two slice* of buttered bread One friend of mine serves this | kiqA of turkey sandwiches for a noon lunch or late evening '"«PP* T i by cranberry jelly, crisp eelcry and a eup of hot ehneomte. Sometime*, she says., she adds lettuce to the sandwich, but she* per I feetly happy with ft “just plain". 1 Another friend uses up the raggle taggle end’ of turkey ir Turkes Salad Sandwiche*. These, too, make an excellent lunch or supper mam ditih with cranberry jelly and tea. coffee or chocolate. Here is the recipe: IH cup cold roust turkey cut in 2 olives, chopped small cube* ' H of » small red pepper, chopped H cup relery, cut m small enbe« H cup cooked salad dreasing Mix the chopped turkey, eelery. olives and red pepper together. Combine with the salad dressing and spread on slices of lightly buttered brewd If you want to add lettuce to these sandwiches, place crisp bits of lettuce on other slices of brewd, and place them over those spree* with the turkey mixture. This recipe will make from 10 to IE sandwiches Here’s an idea for some hot turkey sandwiches that are “diffirenf and very enjoyable for lunch or supper: Sauteed Turkey Sandwiches 1 run finely chopped turkey 2 tbsp, mayonnaise 2 hard-eooked eggs 12 slice* of bread (JJ-inch thick! 2 tbsp, chopped green pepper 1 egg 2 tbsp, chopped sour pickles H cup milk Mix the mewt, chopped eggs, green pepper and pickles together. Moisten with the mayonnaise. Spread this filling on S sites* of the briad. Lay remaining slicea on top of the filling. Beat the egg ami add the milk. Dip sandwiches in this mixture to eoat them on both side*. Saute on both sides in butter in a hot pan until golden brown. Serve hot .with cranberry jelly and erisp eelery. This make* • sandwtehc«. But for special, superlatively elegant hot tut key sandwiches try these Broiled Turkev and Cheene Sandwirhe* with Mushraom Sauce Make sandwiches of buttered toasted bread . . . with slices of well seasoned turkey or other left-over meat for the fillmg. Hacr on baking »hcet. Cover <ach sandwich with a thin slice of choene. Place in broiling oven, and leave until eheexe i« melted. Serve immediately with hot creamed mushrooms lor thickened mushroom soup) poured over them. Mushroom Sauce 1 lb. fresh mushrooms H cup a1!-purpoie flour or 4 cups milk 1 can mushrooms (h os. site) Salt and pepper eup butter Wash fresh mushrooms, remove xtcm« ami peel. Caps do not need to Ik pcek-d. Cut stems and caps m puces. If canned mushrooms are U’ed, drain well and slice thin Cook gently in butter far 20 minute*. Rh nd in flour and seasonings. Add cold milk slowly, stirring constantly.' R« move from heat for a few minutes and »ttr to prevent lumping Return to heat and cook until thickened, stirring constantly. (Cook about 10 minutea over the direct heat or 20 minutes over hot water to eliminate the raw taste.) This recipe makes sufficient for 10 to 12 servings. —— r*e yrlfM l»M Writ* CVwtw >« — — —,, — If you have any specific ceok-ng prablema, send a latter remxestmg information to Betty Crocker In care of this newspaper. Vou will rscsiva a prompt, peraonal reply. Pisase enclose 1 cent stamp to sever postage.

that •> HSII -rudentS h*Ve regisle - d The college is i snple'lng t 95<>'-".-n"o p >k i-n of «apl al Improvements financed to a large extent hIrtVA and WI'A <i Cows in Their Cups Won ;ie>-'er Caps F ovine. tl’Pi Au overflow i <>m a dtonilhtry into a stream .aused c.*w« to xlagg<druukriily across th* common line Inhabitants are -'ill laughing at tinremembrane.- of a drunken cow l.i-ing supported ■> two druiik>*ii men swerving ai r<«.- >m of the •treetu - < y - •• ••— College Colors on Busses Austin. Tex iURI Austin motor busses are painted orange und whit.-, iolois ot tin I'nlversity ot T* xas The s.-1.-i turn is nut due entirely Io < ollege Spillt. Tillcombination has been found good for .u i ident-preventlng visibility. - .. -<y — ——■ - Woman Deputy embarrassed Modisto Cal j UJ?' Being a wte man deputy sheriff is not without tin- possibility of some Inconveniences When deputy sin riff Helen li Lewi* assisted a male deputy in escorting an lu*an< woman to ih< Stockton state hospital, the TAXI SERVICE Day and Night—Rhone 1073 W. R. Morris

matron stepped promptly up. took Mr* la-wis by the aim. assured her that everything would be all light mid started to escort her to th*- ward Mis Lewis indignantly i pint, sted that everything was not all right ami the aSair was quickly straightened out

Li p‘ ft? I * .j w. Because he knew too much. Harry ’ Greenberg (above) was murdered by ganffsters’ bullet* in Los Angvles. secordmg to police there GtNenberg, alias Gottsaman, alias Schachter, once connacted with Louis (Lepke) Buchalter, was auth co-defendant in latter'* Naw York rackets Indictment to be alain.

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* RAT KB ’ll One Time—Minimum charge of Me for tD worda or fees. Over 20 worda, I|z 4 e per weed. Two Times—Minimum ohsrga of 40c for 20 words or less. | Over M wards 2c per word far the two times. Three Times—Minimum chargo || of Me for 30 words ar les* Over 20 words t'/je per word ( for the throe times. Cord of Thsnks —..™—. 35c j Obituorlee and verses ._ KIOO Open rata—display advertising 15c per column Inch. FOR SALE FOR SALK — Dr 3alsbury Roto (.Tape worm powders. Tonic and conditioner. Jatueaway ventilating sywtegi and equipment IXuatur Hatchery, Ponltry Headquarters. WHY NOT GIVE Father and l Mother a Beautyreat Maureen for Christmas? Its the Ideal Christmas gift Lay away plan E7. term* Sprague Furniture Co. 152 So Second St Phone 1»». ALWAYS - New. gped washer*, different make* (rSßer* sweeper*. beating, coal, cook stovea; small payments. Decatur Hatchery dealer. James Kitchen, salesman l*4U FOR SALE- 2» .Model A pick up | Good me< hanioai order and good tibher Clyde Bail, mile east and 3’l mil* north us Watt 251-3tx FOR SALE Get Solventol. (he wonder cleaner at 91# North Second St. nr phoue h 43 tor dr livery. 251-311 FOR SALE Over 500 head choice quality Hereford calves and ! yuailiug* Alto cows. All tested . Write or win- Boh DvLasbiuutt. ' Falrtleld lowa it aS FOR SALE — Two yearling Holstein heifers Two sprlu*< r cows, fresh soon. One-halt mile weal of sugar factory. Robert Mcßeth FOR SALE -Fell base ruga Just received large shipment of felt base rugs. sIM 9x12, 12 95 up. Sprague Furniture Co. 152 South Second St Phone 159 274 lot FOR HALE - Drop bead sewing mat blue, sews perfect. 17.50 cash Call evenings 22* ‘ 2 North Fourth St. MO-3tx FOR SALE Lane Cedar Chests Just reielved large shipments of the famous Ijine Cedar Ch*e«s Priced very reasonable E-Z terms Sprague Furniture Co. 152 South Second St. Phone 190 2KO-3t FOR MALE— Duroc boars Champion strains Reasonable. 10 mltoa east of Decatnr, road 224. H. D. Krelscher, Convoy, U. 373-1!* FOR SALE 100 liincrspring Mat- i • treaaes. selling from 315 to 539.50 Liberal trade in allowance for I your old Mattress. E Z terms One of these mattresses would make a wonderful Christmas gift Sprague Furniture Co, 142 So Sctond St. Phone 199 250-lot FOR SALE- Black dirt, very rl< h. tor yard, gardens or flower*. Will deliver Inquire I<MI3 W. Ad ama St. or Phone 1101. 250-dt FOR SALE -3L Barred Hock pullet* | Lay lag W A Carter ■« mile east Pleasant Mills. 27K-g3u FOR SALE - Male. English Setter, one year old. reasonable. 415 8 Fifth St 275-3 U FOR SALE lew burred rock pul | lets .Mile east of Monmouth Ford Warthman 2?5-3tx FOR SALE - Full bhKMled Duroc hours. Krelscher. at rains 14 miles north, 3 went ot Preble iu Wells Co. Hui us Werling. Tim sin phone 375Jt*| WE INVITE YOl tn Oo a RB yout Christmas shopping at our stare. We have a large aetoction of < hairs, tables, lamps, tuirrow*. cedar chests, desks, rugs. a*c., living room, dining room and bed room suites, kitchen cabinets, breakfast seta, studio couches, innerspring mattresse- and bed springs Low prices E-Z leims Sprague Furniture Co., IS2 South St Phom 199, 250101 FOII SAL£-4lprlngrr row* open ■llumpehlre gilts J. Itumpk and bon. Beta! 4 ud 3»l-3t» — 24 Hour SERVICE i Aulo RcMir. San ire and Wrecking, U HITE-ZKSEK Jr« st Wlewro*

MISCELLANEOUS ! AUTHORIZED County dealer for Drl-Gas. the bottled cooking gas 1 Thor washer and Ironer. £ c'l Stucky, Gaaeva Hatchery, plume 154. Geneva. 2 05- t s NOTICE Vpholsteriug. relinhhing ! and repair work of all kinds W. 1 buy and sell good furniture. i>. catur I'pholstery Shop. South He, ! ond St.. Phone 42V. 2sv Jot ' SINGER SEWING MACHINE Sales or service -Call England s a Auto Part* Store Phone 252 day time, evenings 411 All makes n • paired Needles belts, pans Sen mg twugb' fie. 280-ku ' WE MAKE FARM LOANS at No atock to buy, no expense to borrower. C. D Lewton Phon- «« 2*5 | AUTO RKPAIRING- By an exp. lamed tnechaui! at reaaoaalil ‘ jrrteea SnilUev s Garag.. 421 Sour. First Street at resident! Phon. 251-a3tx PARTY WHO TOOK Dayton ele< trie power drill is known and will be prosecuted unless it Is returned at once Lee Hardware it* | COME AND GET your hair sham poord and fhiget waved |<jr' I Christmas I also give halt dye* ! ! rinses, scalp treatments and d-. 1 !ttber beamy work Iris Beauty 1 Shoppe *35 Johns street Phon- I 3!7. 2x131 cod I FARMERS ATTENTION - Call j 570-A at our expense for dead j Block removal. The Stadler Pro- . ducts Co., Frank Burger, agent _____________ IMI CHRISTMAS BPHCIAL Give her an iron- Singer Automatic iron ' The flnest made only *« 70 2v< down. 60c week singer Agetb y at Englands Auto Parts Store 36u-Sti , WANTED . WANTED TO Bl ) Base Bui • In good condition. Phone J'*2 1 11 WANTED TO Bl Y Small m : eru or senii-inoderu home in Im . catur. Give location and pine t Addrecs Box 59 care Democrat. 3* ■* i WANTED TO RENI 3or * room unfurnished apartment Phot.831. 35»-3t WANTED •- Custom but. h- >ing i all kinds ReasonuMi prm» ‘ Ea< h party s sausage ami lard ‘ made separate Will also < ui< and smoke your meet |<> years exite: ieuce. HalUtfai'tioii guaia; 'eed M. F. Sprunger. Phom »•!•>-< < _•« o-ai v FOR RENT ENHt RENT Mlaepiiix toon -n > *1 • i ecu home Jl«i N Mb Piioie 1 i j Mis. Erwin MiUcr. FOR RENT Modern s < !j. - adjoining !>sth and •!!•>'» 1 In Telephone 339 Mrs I'.il G bam. 2*l al'» - - ■' - ' V —' Card o’ Thank* W« wish to thank th.- m-is friends, those who gaV. fl" • taring*, the . Uoir Rev. Ro»»« • his consoling words, and all I who assisted us In any *uy du us ; the illness and death ot our da uh tar and ’later. Betty Allen Euruest A Kiugti tai'ilh CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSt Whaei. Dec xg% ’* Muy July xl xi l * Coni. Doc.. Mt’s -kl • May .531*; July .W*h-Mi Oats. lie. asked. May •a asked; July. S - 32’* mhio. «i rix xi. usrrirwr' i <U »;»VXV». »o. »T 3 Koller I* Hv-r<-l>> •" 1 .lllors. m-lru and I. Mat" • ' Clirmau dr l>- bpi»» n Ad«:.» « ir. uii Court, i.. nt • II in Indiana i.i. t • I <l' I uary. !»•'• unn ulmu ' • why the Final Me'.|.i!<n' A | w|(h ths .-Uli ot ’a <1 I ' •liould n«t tw anpi’ivv'l « m " 1 heirs urr n titled ’h«t> »1 ' • . mskr proof of latlteliip and their dUtrihulivr slucre Gr..ia< Hhrtnai.. I. t>e-slur Indiana Nnvrtnla r . Arthur 1.. Xoalv.’rde. AHorar. N..i »■ I’--aSSOwwawue ——4 V SUmm XWIKkOI IASMI XI X. I la Ike X 4«- « Irrulr .-ar. X.. l-M Iti (br metier '»< Harry »»*•’«» Motke U hrrH»> «h» 1 rllttnfi Hlr.l lb i • i U <*lt« A»lmh»l«*rHi“» ■ 1 (Hl*. »l|» U.* u * sh« ••Mtotr of ’Htd d» I ’’♦l’ the debi> ami luakllttl.e n Judge nt raid Court 4IU -'ll ' Use of November I’"' oelatr Io I" prolasbty liiKi!'* 1 order U»< aullu to bl- setlleil •' IHftly The ■ redtmr. jure thsreii.r. hereby iioil’l*' 1 llnsulven >. ami reunited . L-falni- agatnrl ealij- -ta'- ’ , luhi. on nr befotr lie. rmi-ei ' Wltoeee. the laaid I'ourt at In .t il. ln'l.< ■ N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Kysa Uomtned ■ Glatoto* <'“ ,d HOURS StSO to 11:30 12 30 t* 5 O’ Saturday*. S-W) p- "b T*l*phon« I*s

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