Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 144, Decatur, Adams County, 18 June 1943 — Page 5

JUNE 18, 1943

Reports ■B „ .CBHRT of local ImBScRE markets ** — <of *>UR”* y 4 Co ’ -iHfr .11 kind* es ,l * e,tock at MM**. . Seme. Cr»iß*'"«< WUr ,-a win*”"-® received every day 12: JO p. m. MB June 18 Hi... ■ »”•■• ISt,-. ,:u ' MM, ■ ■ '■ " WW* - 13 35 iw : .nJ. if .. i2r M 11 « j Ml- 12 73 yv 10 0,1 MM'- 14 sfl MM' . 6.5*1 12 50 1H 13 5" gK- 900 gEV ' 6 °" IMkIESALE egg and SMltl’rt* quotations HET Fsmllhed by Egg A Poultry Co., jK, Phono 1M Osrteted June 18, white egg*, -3 5 r IM:? ’<«• *. I >• I - r 27 5c |Kr. r. > cel fryers 2«<a : ■• n> 15c ■r WAYNE LIVESTOCK S<i I l ine 18—I i'l’l * tn 5 10c lower; 160gM l '. •■• 111 down. cllpp.il Im. MniCAGO LIVESTOCK ■■ Jill.. to <l'l*l Liveulal.ii- receipt* 8,000. Kttlul‘< -’..idy hi io cento taler mostly steady. M» H Mb .alalile receipt* 6<>o; ♦“ Market uneven and |Mt»<np:.. mostly i-owh. Few load. «teet* and yearsteady al 14.50 to ■Htrv heifer* 14.50 down beady at mostly 14.50 salable receipt* 1.000. nth vaily tn make ■k: Ki« weitern dipped B !, ‘ 1 Si atten d tale* native M* 14 25 to 15 25: few ■ to 15 50 with beat held Few -hei p about steady Soo to 8.25 on shorn MhAPOLIE LIVESTOCK June 18 — (UPi — B salable receipt* 12.000 B fairly active; 160 to 400 M»<*iitit. running 10 to 20 ■ "Kinerclassei steady B> «alahle reeelpt a 20<r M* Mostly cleanup steady M !> * "tedium to good steer* 14 00 to 14 75; vealer* M '*9 15 *». B salable receipt* 500 generally Heady; moat ■S ttndiiini and good spring M“*> to 14.10. f'CAGO GRAIN CLOSE * Joly 81 48%; Sept , 81 43 * 11 45%. ilsly 81 r»5B; gept. |i.0581; K*lß July deferred. 81 07B; wreC 81.078 ‘ ,B ‘F «%A; Sept., .65 V GRAIN MARKIT WR * ELEVATOR co. Corrected June 18. •*» (object to chance <«rtn day. * delivered at elevator. J* 4 *’l»*at 18.52 Wheat 1.51 V"°» Corn 1.44 ««ilow Cora 1.41 ••• ll< to. 324 b. teat <4 - 1.85 >■— .45 to -to per buibel Ims. to»: 44 per IM leea. Lok. farm. Stock Closing **"*• Jatte IS—(UP)- Dow /"’ ln ® atodt averages: •totodal. 13*41. off 0.17. 2511. of • IS. 20 27. ep 0 02; «MS, off 0.00. jjjfoet tales m.s»e. M. A. BIXLER OPTOMITRiIT MOURE: •to 11:M lt:W to Orffs totwjaya. S:M ■*> toamtaeff P*toff

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Minimum for first fneertlon 30< One Time, Per Word Additional ineertione Per Word, Per Day 1< Obltuerlea, Vertee, Resolutions |i Menu*, run menu etyle S1 Notices, Cap Heade, S-pL body 5o« (12 plea* deep, one column) FOR SALE EALK— Paint. Try the new water paint Dehydray. Cover* wall paper. Uhrlck Bro*. 94 ts FdR'BALE~B roo de r house*, etreamlfned Insulated type, delivered and *et up, immediate delivery on limited number. See Geneva Hatcheries, E. C. Stucky, Phone 156, Geneva. Ind. 128 ts FdR SALE Plants: sweet potato", yam. tomato, cabbage, cauliflower, mango, kohlrabi, bruasel* aprounta. red cabbage, celery and flower plantar Open evening*. Mna. Wm. Strahm. cor. Ninth and Nuttman' _____ 1,2 FOR SALE Good sound J< y cow, 6 year* old. giving gcod flow of milk. Mr*. Charles Trontner, phone 8714. b 144-2 t FOR SALE - .Man’* - bicydeT like new. Tire* 26x2 125. Call 1312 or 121 S. Fourth St. b itx For - sale -six room, semt-mod-l ern house. Albert Beery, 816 Winchester Street. Decatur. 142-a4tx 5 room all modern home, extra well conetrurted, ideal location. Phone 174. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. Graham Bldg. Decatur. Indiana. 143-a2t i’HEtf FI-RNift’RE Elect rlc washer, used radios, office filing cabinet, several kitchen cabin<ts and cupboards. Congoieum and Axmtnster rugs, ice boxes. Decatur Vpholstery Shop, 145 S. Second St. Phone 420. 114b2t SPECIALS - - Radio B — riTs; extension ladder*. Iron cords, some kodak film. Arnold & Kb nk 144 3t FOR SALE—Eight room house on I Eleventh street. Nathan C. Nelson, Decatur. g 143-3* x FOR SALE Good building gardening lot* near General Electric. Easy payments. Bob Heller, a good realty service, phone 870 or 4083. 143-ts FOR""s AIJ? 1- I iunf ield bean*. John Miller, 2 miles northof WaM. 141-3tx FOR - SALE -5 weaning pig* Also a aow with 6 pigs. Ernet Thieme, 7 miles northeast of Decatur. 142-b3t FOR SALE-Big - type - Duroc gilts, bred to farrow in September. Marcellus Davison, 1 mile east. 2’i mile* south of Monroe. 143 2t FOR SALE 11’.9 Ch. violet pickup. Gcod condition. Oren Brunner, Highway Service Station. 142 3tx Wnll improved 154 acre* n- <r Decatur. Phone 174. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. Graham Bldg. Decatur. Indiana. 143-a2t For SALE John Deer/4 •row lx-et I cultivator, complete; good condition. T. 11. Goldner. Hoagland phone. 143-3 t FOR SALE R<^’E _ garden tractor. 5 h.p with plow. di-k. cultivators and harrow Also 2 wheel atink traitor. 2 mile* south on Mud Pike. 586-F. 144-glt Extra good 126" acre farm, well improved. 4 miles from Decatur. Phone 174. Midwest Realty Auction Co. Graham Bldg., Decatur. Indiana 143 a2t FOR SALE "One" used milking in <• chine. 8. E, Brown. 144-31 XOTICK TO Xoltee k hereby given that the Ib.ard of Commissioners of Adam* County. Indiana, will receive sealed bids for th<- following: Gasoline-— Item No. 9 for In the Adams County Highway departmerit, for a period of « months, beginning with July Ist. and ending December list. 1913. !t»>d bidder to guarantee his bld f9r the period of • month*. , . Ka<h bld to be accompanied with bond and affidavit, aa required by Also, the <-ommie*loner» will offer for sal* a < <»mplete water pumpIng sytern equipped with a Century. ■lngle phase, one H P. ele**trl« motor: the outfit to be ■<•« »» »*<■ unit. No guarantee as to condition or performsn-e of thi* system. Termt of sale: Cash, Bid* will be received until . 3* p. m.. Monday June 31st. I** l - The Board reserve* the right to reject in) and si! Md*. Npeclflcation* on file in the Auditor’s Office. By Order of the Board of Commissioners. Thurman I. Drew Auditor Adams County. Indiana June IL-L?

Dr*. R. D. & M. C. STEWART Veterinarian* Phone 51 Wren, Ohio

Leo “Dutch” Ehinger INSURANCE Pidff — WINO • AUTO 720 N. 3rd St. Phone 57U

FOR SALE lion bed. spring*, night table, ettmlio couch, 2 gray and red wool jacket suit*, white hat. Phone 659 144-g2t H)lt SALE Two colts, 2 and 7t year* old. Martin Haugk. 144-3tx FOK sale RalcfimnSm* sorrel horses, sound, aged 11-12, weight 3200 with harness. Fifth house east > ide Ohb -lndiana line south 224 COMBINE OPERATORS Included in our large stock of belts we now have a complete line of combine a'nd agriculture belle to fit all makes. Arnold A Klenk. 144 3t WANTED Wanted — Rad I o * to repair. L'hrlck Bro*. 806-ts WANTED -flirl for general office work. State qualification*. Write Box 146 Democrat., 142-3 t WANTED To buy young male hog. Spotted Poland China preferred. Phone 651-F. A. J. Lewton. , 142-gltX WANTED— Loan* on farm*. Eastern money. Low rate*. Very liberal term*. See me for abstract* of title. French Quinn. 23-mw-f SLUING MACHINE HEI’MIIING All makes. Needles, oil, lielts. parts. Boardman's 445 South First. WANTED Riders or i ride to General Electric. Fort Wayne, 3:30 p. m. to 12. Phone 1558. 148-12tx JIISCELLANEOUS FARM LOANi at 4% for 10 year*. No expenad to borrower. C. D. Lewton. Decatur. Ind. 15-b-ts Plant y«<u I i: d i:i pi. kb* any time this month. 60 cents per acre for seed Get a contract. Hlghest prices paid. Also tomato plant* In field 5c per dozen. Diteatur phone 986-K. Cecil Harvey. 142-g3tx move dead bories, cows, hog*, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charge*. The Stadler Product* Co. 15 ts FARM LOANS at 4% for 15 y7ar». No commtaiion charge. Bee John W. Tyndall. Room 7, People* Loan A Truit Bldg. 15-t7 <> " Business Services TRY VAPO BATH - For i< li< vlng Arthritis, T. 8., Sinus, Colds, Gland Bladder Trouble and sklu trouble of all kind*. With massage at Herman C. Weber Bath, 107 So. Second St . Decatur. Ind. 134-ts SXVE~FrEL — with good nsif, siting and Johns Manville Ro< k Wool Insulation three y-ar terms. Free estimate. Boardman. Phone 411. 14312tx . i o ■ .... LOST ANDFOUND Lost A and B ua* boota. Louis Balog. It R. 1. or leave at ration board. 143-3tx FOR RENT FOR RENT 3 room fmill- In-d apartment with Imih. Atao sleeping room. 611 North Second.. 144-g2t miv iti>n>i:x t strut i: In the -A.lima Circuit Court. April Term, 1913. In tin- .Matter of the Adiqition of Ma. l*-lto> Judy, Ex parte No. 17<M>7. N-.tl •• I* liereliy given to Hoy Judy, father of Max Leltoy Judy, th.it IM k G ll'irila and Huth HurdU liav. filed their tu-tltlon In th- Adan,n Circuit Court «f Adam* County Indiana for Ou adoption of Mas 1,.-Hov Judy, together with Hie affidavits of two disinterested pers,.n-> Hilt Hoy Judy, father of Mas l<eltoy Judy. I" a lion re Ident <>l the Slate of Indiana. Notbe la therefore hereby given ■aid lto» .l.nti that unless (toy Jiide appears on the 7th .lay of September, 191: In the Adams <’ir.mt Court .it th* c-.iti House lii the City of Ix-.itnr In Adams ..unly In Ho- State of Indiana and answers or d< rnurs to said p-ti Hon, th. same will bo heard and determined In hta alisence. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto •■ t my hand and affixed the srul of -il-l -.art in V<* office of the Clerk thereof In the City of D< alur, Indiana this 3rd day es June. 1913. CLYDK <» TIU>I ’TNEK. clerk of A lams circuit Court Ferd U Lltterer, Attorney. (NewD June t-11-l*

TAXI 24-hour service anywhere — anytime Phom- HI Al. I). Schmitt NOTICE! We are now buying all grade* of Paper atock at present market price. Also want Scrap Iron, Rag*. Rubber, Batteries, Auto Radiators, Bras*. Copper, Aluminum, Zinc, Lead Babbitt, etc. We accept Wire and Tin. C-Jt Not Tin Can*. All kinds of *crap I* ewential for war purpose* We are also buyer* of Beef Hide*. Calf Bk.n*. Bheep Pelto, Tallew. Fat* and Grease*. Old Lard, ate. THE MAIER HIDE & FUR CO. 710 W. Monreo Phone 442

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. DECATUR, INDIANA

PHOTOG LOST HIS PANTS BUT GOT THIS PICTURE . 7’ ■ .1 .tartl- Jm. ? ‘,3ff « TV " PHOTOGRAPHER ELIOT EUSOFON snapped thl* picture of a big Army transport plane burning at a North African airport only a few momenta after he had scrambled from the plane with his camera but without hi* pant*. The transport was taxiing for a takeoff when a tire blew and it awerved into a group of plane* and burst into flame*. Eltaofon had taken off hi* troimer* to keep cool and didn t have time to collect them. Ho wa« covering the doing* of the Fifth Army at the time. •-.» (Internitionil)

Young Sailor Saves Three From Drowning Indianapolis. June 18 — (UP) — An 18-year-old sailor on furlough rescued three person* from the IIIHTII CCMTIEICATE Notice I* hereby given that Elva Vvllnd.i Leng Key** has flbsl a i>ctltb.ii In th.- Circuit Court of Adiirns County, Indiana, to have the time and piac* of her i.irtii determined. M.i1.1 petition Is s»t for hearing on the 2.'.th day of June. 1913 CLYDE <». TItOIJTNER Clerk of th» Adorn* Circuit Court June 1* LOST “A" gaooiiiie book. SIX ticket*. Lohnas .Mclntosh. Homestead No. 12. 144-31 X

ENGLISH GREET THOUSANDS OF ARRIVING U. S. AIRMEN — ■ — jw > I & ’ tFa’aND CRUMPETS are’served by members of the English Women’. Voluntary Service to soldier, of 'ln AnuricanflgMer control squadron as they ro.ch land in lighters somewhere in the British Isle*. ;U”hTlh“ u» A W in Bdt.m M. MW .In.. HUI nil I. HntalW W September. ’ Thl* is an official United State* Army Signal Corp* photo, lu’-e (IntetMtiontl)

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing -“THREE IS A CROWD” zOs' ; c —v— -**( z — — (3^ * i v~ i^~~^ p Ja] ' e l ' i' v w « C Illi // Jffi Wuak, BLONDIE A. W. 0. L. ON THE HOMEFRONT! By Chic Young f GEE rrg LATE' ) [i"““ y FW3 ItMISISONE ♦ mTMHB l||||C & IMAI Ml • i ! WNPERF Ms? ► I SURE HOPE N I E?LJ OFTMEMOST) L (B A >©U. ‘ fi ( ANV MUSBANP MAS I ■ t CAN TIP TOE 2 :->?l PIPACULT < ( PA6'M3OC>W f EVER ACTUALLY A■ upstairs anp ; W y tTW maneuvers ) y|. ? rr« c ’ t?siE rr ^ —\C ■ ■ WITMOUTiNAkiNS jT—M , MAS ID J rSTB ■ v ■ cvsffif i r ■gLAjB I I I I K dj-1 - JSM MO i L, -~~ ... MBl ,fc £■.....—■ .‘.J - ! ■ Il .. V ‘^^ , »

White river In Indianapolis late last night. He I* seaman second cla*« Theodore Styer, who pulled two unconscious person* from the river and aided * third to reach shore. The trio was apliled into the water when a canoe in which they were riding suddenly capsized. Beaman Styer who was nearby In u row boat - heard lhefr cries and plunged fully clothed into the river. When he reached them, two of the penson* Mary Risk and Carlyle Drier had tost consclouues* and were underwater. The other— Miw. Pauline Langsdale was barely ihanagiiig io keep herself afloat when Styer helped her to reach •hore.

Card of Thank* To all who In any way rendered assistance, smpathy by expression or otherwise, the mintater and those who sent the many beautiful flowers, we wtoh to express our heartfelt thanks. We also thank those who unstated at the funeral of Martha J. Reams. A. M. Reams The Bngle Family. 111-gltx 4|>p»lnlni<*nl of l-:«e>-utor (-.elate A<>. Who Notice Is hereby given, That tile undersigned has been appointed E»ccut.ir of tin- estate es Amanda Ayres, late of Adams County, de. ceased. The estate Is probably sol vent. John W Tyndall. Ev« u|..r li. Kemy lllerly. Attorney June 3rd 1913 June 4-11-1*

OBITUARY Walter Glen. »on of Elzey and Fanny Jackeon. was born in Adams County. Indiana March 30, 1902. He departed this life at his late home in Adams County. June 5, 1943, age 41 year*. 2 months. 6 dayic He was united In marriage by Ref. G. M Sill to Miss Rosetta Bittner September 24, 1927, with whom he lived a very happy life, sharing each other's sorrowe and each other’s joys a* the years went fleeting by. He was converted and joined the I’nlted Brethren church at Pleaeant Grove society February 1937. under the labor of the present Rev. Gilbert A. Eddy. Glen took hl* Christian life seriously to every respect. At the time of his death he was serving as class leader, treasurer of the Sunday school and member and treasurer of the local hoard of truateee. He was loved by all who knew him. he loved the true, the beautiful and the good and always put the best construction on everything. He loved music and singing and just a short time before his paeslng he wae humming one of his favorite eongs and ask<d his wife to sing. And as ahe sang, ho raised hta weak and and beat time He was much interested in children and young people and was always aide to adjust hlmaelf to the age of those with whom he associated. He was faithful in ail things committed to hta care. We may well -ay "a good man has fallen.” And though hta sun went down while It wa<* yet day. his life was a testimony of his ardent faith in God. He is survived by ills grief etricken companion, father and mother and the following brothers and sLters. Harry E. of Fort Wayne. Rolla of Decatur, Dewey of Cre.iiline, ()„ Nyle of Dayton. 0., Artie and .Maurice of Adams Co.; Mm. Bessie Koo- of l.a Grange, Mrs. Fay Kennedy of Decatur, one brother, liiittdy. deceased. May our losm be his eternal gain. The funeral k rvicea were conducted at the Pleasant Grove church in charge of the pastor. Rev. G. M. Sill of Zanesville, who received their marriage vows, brought the funeral oeiinon. Rev. and .Mrs. Paul Parker of Zanesville brought th<- meiwage In song with Rev. Bernice Brodbeck at the piano. Many other relatives, nelghlMirs and friend* pause in memory of this one who. to know him, was to love him. _Q Card of Thank* Our sincere thank* to our many friends and for their kimlnes- and sympathy in words, deeds and floral offering* at the death of our beloved husband, son and brother. Mrs. Glen Jackson Tlie Jackaon Family Q ________ • vi vorii i: of pi hi i< Hi: till VI. FOHM tin Ni.lh . Is ti< r.-l.v Ulu n lli.H Hie 1.'., al Al ..both It. scrag. Il..arii <>f V.l'tns i'hiiili, Indiana, will nt 3 P M I'.-iitral War Tim.- on the 7HI •lay of Inly. 191': at the County C..uitnls»l..ii. . i: >oni In Au.lltor’s office, c-.urt House, In the city of l>. afur. In nail County, begin tnvcHilgation of the nppth-><ll»lln of Hie full..wing nnnied persona, requesting the Issue t,, the appll. ints, at th. |». i11..11- herelneftei set oil. of Hi. Ab .holt.. Beverage I’. rmll» of th.- . lasses hereinafter designated mot will, at -aiit time and pla*e, receive Inf .rtn.it son > •.it . ruing Ihifitness of sal.t applicants, xml the I propt li t> <.f Issuing th.- permits np|>ll. <1 for to su.-li apfdi.-iiiits at the pi ni«., iiatiicl Hot nian A Col-hln, »2i;7., il’n. kng.- Sf.it. I X Znd Nt . atur — l.iquor Wine Dealer I t: r I. t:ik- i,.<i«. x,, 99::. »2»ji. | N. .'ihl St . |i.- a'.ur Liquor, He. r, ■ Win. ttefatler. Hal.t on Miaatlofi will I pen to tin- p it.II. . an.l pul.ll. parti. Ip Hloii is r.<| .o-stlll Al< oholt Hcv.-rtige Commleslon of liiiliana Ily J >hn F Noonan s ■rotary It.-rna .11: Doric E». Ise Admtnietrator June 1» MARKETS AT A GLANCE New York Stock* Irregularly lower. Colton steady. Bond- Irregular; f. S. govern (

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ments dull. Grains In Chicago: wheat wa* up % to %; corn unchanged; oat* up % to %; and rye up % to % cent a tyushel. • Chicago livestock: Hog* steady to easier, cattle uneven and weak, and aheep about steady. o — First labor strike on record in the I'. S. occurred in New York in 1776. tailed by a group of journeymen printer*.

wWRWwjy HOLLAND FURNACE COMPANY Decatur. Ind.

Uncle Phil’s Philosophy Then there ws* the boy who looked all over town for the fair, since he read in the evening paper, “Fair here today and tomorrow.” INSTALLATION OF ROCKWOOL Insulation assures comfortable lied rooms in summer. Very reasonable. Decatur Lumber Company 111 W. Jefferson Street Phone 253.

7W a faun toon? Let us tel! you about the /Etna Life Insurance Company's new Farm Loan Plan. Low rates, a 26 year repayment plan, a Reserve Fund Safety feature, a liberal pre-pay-ment privilege, no commission, appraisal, or title examination costs to the borrower. It’s worth investigating. f Authorized Representative in this territory The ■Suttles-Edwards Co. Agent* Decatur, Ind. Niblick Store Bldg.