Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 267, Decatur, Adams County, 12 November 1945 — Page 5

NOVEMBER 12, 1945.

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|gS .03 per bushel lees. .04 per 100 less. Kgl so b. farm Obwayne livestock In*.! . Nov. 12 (IP) were steady at I'lltoday and hogs ■B: ii-H» lbs. Il.sn; 100B a. BBcr- l""0; roughs and Dinhs pi (it), spring 17.00. MB r ■. ' t | Sj§B 1 I" .HVHU >I OU ■|r««l cutter MB rj o>n<-r. 3 00-800. BBit'xxi medium MB ICAGQ livestock SS" S-uv 12 — (CP) Livestock: BB a* ’!*• . fully steady |B ' h.iriow** .md glh■B"!' ‘ Good m*w<* at H in. Com- '’ * 1 * nB t'alves 2.000 HHB'rad. aitivi Fed steers in. luditu- ,• ailing ■BBb 11 ' ! nuttier■B u !<?.. m 1200 Jt>s choice ID letiittg, fed heifers built fed steers Sls Io ■B'*'”' an*! feeders steady; strong to 25 cents HB'"" trail. sliarltiL* advun* very ncaice at 15 50 ■B generally steady; HMb'l * li*>n«. native lambs, mostly It;,a; buck-;, one ■V*”" "'""(ion iieht w-ii-lit BIMM wrtutittf ftniMit«z ««4t 11 . Mgn •••>/.« I j fit'll, «gp- one dwg 101 n, , SB 811 choice , lipped limbs *ii., k 112 n, h KO(I( | all)i Miß'". ,IH, ive slaughter ewes, ET 1 ’”" according to grade; MJ 120 tbs western breed■i *. * ' f ’ ,M ‘ r »* u,m * Nothing done on several ewes. |Bi*N*POLI6 LIVESTOCK Noy. 12 __ ivpi — ~ Livestock: ** w> o. active, steady, good |B?. * U W lb " “P* H« 160 His. J ~Kh' P r weights Bm a*’ n ’ S - >'1.50-14.50; i t h , °- ■smLL 500 ■ r,, <* ■»'ri<i!v lf f r ? Op * nwl leM 17r ,op ,<XM > ,0 mostly ■ km-' 1 * hort ,Od4 sooii WJ-,' ,ow « •bout steady; Bou 2** to 13.50; lg “ “tedium 0.25-12.25.

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATHS For 26 words or loaa: 1 time 60c; 2 tlmss 750; 8 tlmee |1; • timet 11.75. Rates quoted art for consecutive Insertions. No classified ads accepted on sklpdsy schedule. Rato for 10 point BLACK FACE Io 6c per word for Insertion. Copy must bo In office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday dead lino Is 9 a. m. FOR SALE foTTsamT -fiirlctly modern 6 room home, located on Nutt man ave near G E Full basement, built In features, insulated throughout, motor plumbing nicely decorated, a home you would be proud io own. Tri State Realty Co. T. D. ScliieL erateln, Phone 10S. 257-ts FOR SALE Duroc service bourn immuned, richest bloodlines, reasonable. H. O. Krebher, Convoy, Ohio, 10 miles east of Decatur on 224. 25K-141 FOR SALE —fieven room Newly Decorated House on 11th street with garage and full lot, modern conveniences including water softener. Two 5 room hou*es on Seventh street, can be bought as an Investment or Individually. 5 room house on Nu'tman avenue. Schwarts Realty Service, 915 W. .Monroe St., Tel. 1398. 261tf FOR HALF! No* le the time to buy, T tc 8’ Tractor discs, Rotary h H's, cultlpackers, cultiinulchers, hoHi-draulic tn anu r e loaders, corn dhellers with blowers, hydraulic tractor seats, tractor tin* Cralgville Garage, Cralgvflle. 262-Ct i'OR SALE On what is con»id< re.i by many Decatur's finest r<*ldontial street, Mercer Avenue, a beautiful five room home, fully modern. Two bed rooms, living room, dining room, k'tehcn with built-in cupboards. Nice basement with majestic furnace, automatic gas hot water heater. New roof, new siding. You can move Imo this beautiful home within three weeks for less money and Double than building. Rob Heller, Realtor, K. C. Building, Phone S*b, day or night. ktf FoJTsaCe Family Mr. ■'white il<»l---land and Bourbon lied turkeys for your Thanksgiving dinner. Dressed or alive. Phone 6144. 263-ins FOR SALE -3-acre wooded site, 2

miles east on 221. Semi-inodern 3-room home with hath, motor plumbing, electricity. hum* (Hate possession. T. I). Schlefcrstejn. Phone 105. 265 ts Fflft SAi.k Girls doilal. duty aL wool suit, size S to Pt; girls Ohleflgo roller skutie. el/.e 5: girl* ranger ice shoe skate'*, size 4. Phone 222. 266 g2tx FOtl SACK — TfiTTFTirdThassls and cab. 15R Inch wheel base, 5 x'i by 20 tires. Can b purchased for 3555. Brant Motor Co. 266-g2t Foil SALE McConnirkdh ■’THu mounted corn picker, slightly used. Call .Monroe 96*T or 102-1 or see Hay Bn*, three miles c,i*t of Monroe, Indiana, 267-3 ls-x FOR SaT,F“BO aero beautiful country home, nicely located. 2'4 miles west of Bryant on larvia road. Electricity avallabl . See .Mrs. Elizabeth Treece, Bryant. 265 -g3tx FOR HALE 1945 motor scooFer. Reasonably priced. Excellent condition. Jesse Plasterer, Patterson street. 265g3tx We PAY Cash for used furniture' I rugs, radios, washers, refrigerators, stoves, etc. Quick service. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 119. 265-g3t FoK - H A Goods * 1 Buffet »l 50* 2 (9x121 Hugs 14.95 each, 1 Cabinet Heater A*l condition >35,00. 3 Living room Suites >12.00 ea. 1 large Round Table >1.50, 1 Leather I ven port |! 50. Spraguo Furniture Htor . Phone 199. 26 “ LOST AND FOUND FOrNI) Sow TmT I'ig ■ may have same lor paying f >r this ad and damages dom. Telephone 697-E. _ 2t>> a2<x FOK KENI FtilT RENT 12" a re farm. I'i miles southwet of Herne. Write to Domocnt Company. Box 135. 2>7-3tx FOk~ KENT' Sleeping room in modern home. Man preferred. Phone 257 • ' ll tf!l banners and cutters 6.5"-»."" i vealers active, steady; top 16-50-beep 1.500: op'ned active; fat lambs strong to 25 higher; g<»o<l and choice fat lambs 11.00 14.50; top 14.75.

N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: S:io to 115S0 12:30 to 5:00 Saturday*. 8:00 p. m. Talaphana 135 ■yaa Ixaminad Glaaaaa Fitted

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds By|! 4. ) - "Henry!—this mirror I got with a Democrat Want Ad — you've hung It upside down'" WANTED MAdliMB hfcFAlhtWd —ail makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. We make covered buckles, covered buttons, do hemstitchinc, make buttonholes. Boardman’s 446 South First. 258t25a WANTrfj) two waitresses, Nellmoat Restaurant. Best of wages. Apply between 6 and 7;30 this evening. At intersection of 27 and 224. 267-ltx

WANTED BOOKKEEPER Apply in person. Stewart’s Bakery M^^jeed~cM7 U hlctest prices paid for good, clean used cars. No delay. For quick cash see Zintsmaster .Motor Sales. First and Monroe; phone 872. 214-ts WANTED — Open sows and all kinds of cattle. L. W. Murphy. Phono 6762. 255 If WANTED TO Bt'Y Hunting coat, size 40 or 42; breeches, hunting boots, size 11. Double barreled shotgun. Plume 1619. 267-b3t WANTED to buy a row-crop tractor, mcdel '4O or later. Prefer Altoe-Chalmers bu» will consider other make. Howard Zimmerman, Illi NJ. 2, Decatur. 267-lt-X WANTED^Can yoiTspare”ydur < ar? I need cars for our servicemen now returning. High celling prices yet being paid. Fred liusche, phone 975. 263g13tz

SALESMAN WANTED (»«t in on the ground ftetir of the post war boom which has al* ready started in our appliance buxines*. No over-night traveling. Write uh a letter telling about yourself. Interview will lie arranged. Write ilox I 11, % Democrat. WANTEIf To rent small house or furnished or unfurnished apart* m< nt. Call White Spot, phono 436. Mst3x WANTED To do w.m'dngx atrl ironings. Must call for and deliver. l-brnr 1226. 2W*2tx WANTEb Apartment “or small house for serviceman's wife. Phone 613 B. 265-g3tx WANTED Custom plowing to do. Telephone 1 on 7 Craigvllle. 265 a3tx WANTED To do custom <<>ml>ining of Imans; als:> corn picking **lth two row mounted picker. Phono evenings 573-B. 262-6tx MISCELLANEOtrS WFWriUUP-c'all on w'i will ho glad to give you a free estimate on any size job. W» can apply a guaranteed Carey roof st un additional cost. Also brick and csbestos siding. Arnold * Klenk. Phone 463. 80 ts FARMERS ATTENTION-Wo remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phono 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. 16-ts APPLIANCE SERVICE We service all makes of washers, sw<*(*pcrs, irons, and other elec* trlcal appliances. We carry a com plete line of parts for all popular makes.—Arnold & Klenk 31-ts WAK fl Est” and Sw'P r service. Block south. Mi block 'ast court house, 110 East Jefferson. Phone 95. James Kitchen Maytag Hales k Service. 267-6 t KEEP“V(irft IfOME IO 7 ? warmer thia winter at 40'4 waving in your fuel bill. Use Homeguard Insulation. For free estimate call Gamble’s, phone 429. >6<*lt The toll of forest fires in the United States is nearly billion board feet of lumber annually.

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Noted Song Writer Dies In New York Jerome Kern Dies In Hospital Sunday New York, Nov. 12 -(UP) The new production <»r "Rltow Boat" which will open at the Zlegr*ld theater Jan 6 will be more than a commercial venture. It will Ite a memorial to Jerome Kern, composer yf thia best-loved of all American mtsskal shows, who died yesterday. Appropriately eno ugh, what probably wa* Kern's last composition will be used in the production « new song for the finale. The 60-year-old Kern one of the top melody-creators for more than 30 years, died a' Doctors hospital seven day* after he <-<illapsed while walking on Park Avenue. He had wuffered a cerebral hemorrhage. He s.umt the last three days in an oxygen tent. Mrs. Kern and their daughter, Mm, Ellzalw-th Kern Shaw, divorced wife of bandleader Artie Shaw, who were at the deathbed, revealed that the funeral will Im- private. No details were made public. The composer, as ruddy-faced and buetlhig as usual, arrived In New York, pleased at the near realization of a dream Bong <twld liy himself and Oscar Hammerstein 2nd. lyri, Mt of "Show Boat." to get their show bar k on Broadway where It first was produced in Drx'einber 1927. While "Show Boat" was Ute fineat effort of his Bong career, he composed the scores of many other famous chows. A few of these were "Roberta.*' "Music in the Air," 'Tat and t>he Fiddle," "Sweat Adeline," "The Girl from Utah.'* "RtHHiy" "Sally" and "Stepping Stone*.'' Much of bl* work was in collaboration with Hntirmc-rstein. K' rn was prolific. His first etag'! musical scon’ was for "the Red Petticoat" in 1912. In the next 17 years he turned out scores for 43 shows.

Born on New York’s East Side, the composer’s mother taught him to play the piano. He üb«o studied musk- at Heidelberg, Germany. He returned here In IS' 1 ! and for the next eight years was busy as a aongplugger, accompanist and allaround pra*tlcloner in tin pan alky Then came his first rfhow and quick snectw. gern went to Hollywood in 193! ami Broadway did iw»t see much of him after that, although he had three or four shows here. However, bis memorial. "Show Boat,” will be a product of Broadway. That's fitting ami Kern would approve. ■« Sis Mouths es Dsylfght Ths poisr sress include sll the lands of the midnight sun. At latitude 66*4 degrees, on midsummer day, the sun does net set, but Is continuously above the horizon for almost 72 hours. As the latitude increases the period of continuous sunlight increases; at 70 degrees it is two months, at 00 degrees four months, and at 00 degrees six months. Correspondingly, about midwinter, continuous lack of sunlight endures for similar periods. M(>re~ than 200.«00 Japanese were killed by an earthquake Feb. 2. 1703.

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Two Men Killed tn Train-Truck Crash Washington, Ind., Nov. 12 — (t'Pl—Services were arranged today for O. C. Bruce. 62. a Haitimore and Ohio railroad engineer, who wus killed in a train truck accident near Lawrenceville, 111., Saturday. Bruce was one of two who died In the crash. The other victim was William Harnett, Brasil, Ind., driver of a gasoline truck which collided with the train. Seven other person* were Injured or burned in the collision. The truck, loaded with hundreds of gallons of gasoline, burst into flames and one of the cars on the passenger train caught fire.

Wounds Are Fatal To Michigan City Baby Third Victim Os Shooting Is Dead Michigan City. Ind., .Nov. 12 (C Pj Double service* will be held W<>dn«-Kday at Hobart, lod, for Mr*. Irene Gazarklewlcz. 29, and her four-monthe-old daughter. Ix»r--etta, victims of a double slaying and MUiddc last Friday. The child died yesterday In St Anthony hospital of two bullet wounds from a gun fired by iwr father, Joseph W. Cazarlvwlcg, 35. Her mother was killed by the same shots which struck l*»retta as the horrified wife livid the baby tn her arms. Gaxarkiowics wliot and killed himself after wlmotlng ill* wife and < lilld and Mi*. fJ.izarklvwlez's sist'T. Mr*. Herman Novak, in whose home the slaying* suicide iMM urn-d Mrs. Novak was injured alightly. La Porte county autliot Itiva aid the man was angry heiaine Id* wife fill’d mult for divorce. They said he followed her home fiom a

bNb idr JR. r Wi w s -"i VK. > LABOR BOARD WORKSRS are shown counting ballots In the Ford plant at Detroit after the heavy vote to determine whether L’AW-CIO members would strike if they were refused a 30 per cent wage increase demand The count showed 43,235 ballots favoring the strike authorization and 3,951 against it (international Soundphoto)

preliminary hearing of, tl**’ Four-year-old Loretta Gaxarktewicz. orphaned by the tragedy which to»k all the members of her family, went today to the home of her maternal grandparents, B*r. and Mr*. Albert Reich, who said they would rear her. An Inquest Into the slayings w«M scheduled for Thursday. ——-o—- —— Arkansas ranks eecond among the states In production of rice. «_ ■ .■ Mimn ar <o*iHi<«ui*KH 5 SALK Ilf HDSI. MSTATK Tin uii<l<'rxlgi l ,.<l t'otriniissloner, l>y virtue of an <>i<l»r of thr A'lsnis Circuit <’i>urt, nisitr slid f iltered in .i iau»r iIK-tein pvndlng entitled, "A|l*rt Kln-hhofsr. vt nt, vs: Wilbert E lajirnun, »t al" and num-tH-red 171*1 upon tile durke of the Adams ciri-nlt Court Ihvrouf, at and <>n tlir premise*, on the 7tli day of li-iiilH-r, tula, will off. r for sale the real ••stntv li.rolnafti-r described and designated ns Tract I and Trad 2. Tra< t 1 to »>« sold at ?.oo o'clock in tlic aftvinoon and Tract 2 al i nn o'elo, k In tli< afternoon Hold sale will I"- al I'ulillc Auction in.l for not Ic* ihnn two-thlrds <*,» of the fill npornlsed value thereof, tin- real estate described as follows, to-wit: I 'ltA'-r I. The west one-half < <4> <>f tlie southeast quarter <U> <>f S.'tlon Tirly-two 1321 Township Tw.iity-sH <2W> North, Itangv Eoiirteen flit East, eontalnlnK Nev»nty-elght <7»> acres, more or l< «s. In Monroe Township, Adiinia County, Indiana I'HAi'T I. Commenting at the sonth-eaet corner ut the acet onehalf <m «f Hie south-east quarter it M i ot Me tlon Thirty-two Uli Township l'w.nty-»l» tg<) North, Itai'ge Fourteen <ID Eant. then, e north Four-hundred and eightythree feet and nine Inches <4*3A«> thence West Tw-i.liundr-’d and forty feet and al* hi'h-r (24«H> thsnee south Four-hundred and alsty-aev-CII (l«7> feel, thence east Two llUlldred and forty-two <2i-’> feet to the place of beginning, containing i|w» <3l acres, more or less, in Monro. Township. Adams County. Indiana. ■ Terms of -ale: t’AHII on date of sale, and subject to a Rental lease in favor of Wilbert E la»hman, said Reuse Evpirlng Mari Ii I. t!H<E mid sulije. t l„ the lt»C, taxes, due and paynble In ISIS and nil tas-a thereafter. TRACT N". 3 l« subject to monthly r--ntal control governed l.y Hi" Arc.i (tent I’.oitrol Board; and till', taxes, dim and payable in |!i|« nml .ill taxes 111. t. ifter p.irehasi r Is ulr. ii landlords |m«-o-sslon of l,oib tract* on approval of «ah b< the Adan. Circuit Colin <;f V.lams 'ountv. Imlitmi. Nitiinn «' Nelson, Commissioner. Jeff l.lrehtt. Am-llonerr. Xnllinu C. Arison. Attorney. Nov. •.-12-IH

SALE CALENDAR NOV. 13—W. F. Squmltt < Arthur Lengtrlah, elating Mt zaia. Bwt City liana of Decatur. R»y Johttoon, Met. NOV. 14—Cvaratt Beatty, (luemaey sale. Hgntiugton. Did Roy •- Jah* •on A Ned C. Johnton, Aurtn. N<>V. 15—Normal Cecil, Guernsey di a per* a I aale, Markle. Ind. Roy t. Johnson A Ned C. Johnson. Aucts. NOV. IG—Rsss Lsturnsr A Frsd Mstsch. <4 mils west, 1% mile south of Berne. Mslvin Liechty end Chris Behnke, Aueta. NOV. 16— Idw. Perisho, 1 mile South of Churubusco. Closing out sale. Roy B. Johnsen A Ned C. Johnson, Aucts. NOV. 17--B. B Msrting, Hereford cattle sale, Washington C. H., Ohno. Roy 8. Johnsen, Auct. NOV. 17—Adsn Yoder, 2 miles Southeast of Wabash, Ind. Well Improved 58 acre farm. J. F. Banmann—Auct. Rumen, auct. NOV. 17—Mrs. Rose Klmberlln, located 2% mllre west of Decatur on the Winchester road. Personal property sale. Laster w. NOV. 20—Virgil Kroening, Rvglstvrud lied Poll cattle sale, Shelbyville, Ind Roy 8. Johnsnn A Ned C. Johnson, Aucts. NOV. 33 Golden Arrow Farms, Guernsey sale. Huntington, Ind. Roy 8. Johnson, Auct. NOV. 24 Jesse L. Pursel Estate. 2 miles East and 2 North of Paulding, Ohio, SO Acre Farm, 10:00 A. M J. F. Benmann, Auct. NOV. 24—Jesse L. Pursel Cetete, 3 Bueiiiees Bldg*, Paulding, Ohio— Stahl Bldg.. 110 Went perry St.; Webb Bldg., 102 N. Williams St ; Ducat, 112 N William* and 116 N. Williams, 2:00 P. M. J. F. Senmann. Auctioneer. NOV. 26- Delmer Douglas, closing out sale, llg south, 2l« mile* east ot Salem. Roy 8. Johnson A Ned C. Johnson, Aucts NOV. 27—Blmsr t. Gsrig, Brown Swiss cattle aale, Woodburn, Ind. Roy 6. Johnson A Ned C. Johnson, Aucts. .NOV. 2K—Harold Stabs. Guernsey sale, Garrett, Ind, Roy 8. Johnson .NOV. 28— Helen Naber, 3 miles east and 2H north of North Manchester. Jnd., Fine 260 Acre Stock and Grain Farm. Midwest Realty Auction Co. J. F. Senmann, Auctioneer. NOV. 29—Roy Sinns, Tipton, Ohio., clmting out dale. Roy S. Johnson A Ned C. Johnson, Aucts. DEC I—Tram Ice, Jersey aale, Muncie, Ind. Roy S. Johnson A Ned C. Johnson, Auct*. Dec. 3 Wendell and Hoffman. 6 miles east and 2 miles south nf Berne, cloning out sale. Roy 8. Johnson A Ned C. Johnson, Aucts. DEC 4- John Eckhart, I mile north of Rockford, Ohio. Closing out sain Real estate A P. P. Roy 8. Johnson A Ned C. Johnson, Aucts. DICC. 5- Albert Gage. 2'y miles southeast of Decatur on Road No. 33. I'loHiiig out rail': Roy 8. Johnson A Ned C Johnson, Aucts. DEC. 7- Andrew Etzler A Son, 2 mile* south 3 miles west of Convoy, Ohio Roy 8. Johnson A Ned C. Johnson, Aucts. DEC. 11—Floyd Roth A I. F. Yaney, 44 mile south of Kirkland School, closing out *ale. Roy 8. Johnson A Ned C. Johnson, Aucts, DEC 13- Tice Baker, 2 miles norlhwent of Decatur on River Road. Closing out Hale. Roy 8. Johnson A Ned C. Johnson, Aucts. PUBLIC SALE The umiersigtK'd owner will sell at public auction the following personal property, luxated 248 miles northwest <»f Decatur on thn WineheHler road, or SATURDAY, NOV. 17, 1945 Time 1:00 P M. r- > HOUSEHOLD GOODS Giobe, Glow Maid range stove; Seller* white trimmed in blu« kitchen cabinet with utility cabinet* to match; Keller* white trimmed in red, 5-piece breakfa*! set; Porcelain top table; g-plme walnut dining room suite; 3 piece Velour living room suite; Zenith cabinet radio; Occasional fable; 2 odd chairs; rocking chair; Floor l<atnp; 2 Metal Bed* with Hpiing* ami innerspring mattress; Feather Bed. 3 dressers; 2 ■ 9x12 AxmiriMer rugs 9x12 ruFT'mi; Giasn churn; Dlhlicm aTiir'cobkIng utensils; fruit Jars; I'4 g*l ico cream freezer. All this household, good* i* in excellent condition. Home late model and like new. MISCELLANEOUS Extra good trailer with stock rack, 600x16 tires; 3 gal. lard press; saiiHiige grinder; pad milk strainer; walking plow; slip scoop, metal beii wiieeibarrow. 36' extension iaddern; 12' ladder; 6* step ladder; 50’ ol garden hose; mud boat runners; new binder cauvas; 3 oil drums; cribbing. Simplex brooder stove; chicken feeder* and fountains; coal tank heater; 2 part roll* of chicken fencing; fem e stretchers; double shovel plow; single Hhovel plow; garden push plow, pitch fork*; beet forks; Shovels; spade*; wire netting; tile woop; Many other miscellaneous article*. New electric iron: New emory whorl; lumber. LIVESTOCK—HoIstein hrifer .-or.ilng 2 year* old. 18 head of White Wyandotte pullot*. / SEEDS 1 bushel alfalfa seed, some other needs. TERMS—CASH. ,R JT - Mrs. Rose Kimberlin OWNER. Clerk C. D. la'Wt'iti Auctioneers Lester W "Bud" Human, Decatur, phono 6761. IfcHiald S Blair, Petroleum. Indiana NOTICE Not responsible in case of accident*.

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