Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 76, Decatur, Adams County, 30 March 1946 — Page 5

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fcJ^KM ,oK1 ’ 8 ,SSS |Tf , m’Jrhay A co. T'*** 3o »•' |UM III* 13 76 _ 13.60 y— l W lUBb..^ 00 Wl ‘ dD "' rsr* * lokd H &0 - «oo 160 L wt w. -»«*•"* £ (0 m dlu» WOO 100 2j t<> cboic* 11 •?■}!*{ »7i indium 1000.1100 ”” <OO down X - 11 00 i‘good - 0 00.10.00 * . .. too down ua-on — | N( R STOCK YARDS Pbona l fll r; rd M . »h 56 " .... 13.75 - «o« - sw ■I 1 “ OLESALE EGG ANO iltry quotations Fumlthed by atur produce co. Phone 380 Lrtcted March 30 ls . ... i imitan and yen ... 10c ’ _ 24c (rrtfi -•- Rrififeri 4 Ilia A up ..—23c a, andcr 4 lbs. -—.-15 c fee. 1* tet-re — ~ lot ' _ 20c _ - i»c AL CRAIN MARKET IRK ELEVATOR CO. u nbjert to change during day. delivered at elevator, bmrtad Maich 30 M Wheat fl. *2 d Wheat 1.71 re and Old Corn .... 1.85 f Beans 2.16 in 2 .10 *U .76 4 2.00 - 1,35 It: 43 per bushel less, n .44 per 100 less. tu b. farm , i I’NTY AGENT’S I COLUMN — * Itvi Poultry Feed i tosnty poultry lataers hr aware of the necessity pwlhy (ciui tin* spring and in every way p Hsible. ray* rhirnld, county agent. The ril»t» sot merely Iwcuusa •tiiw to ih-ikl wheat to the praple of Europe but be- '' tbortagee of several of litwl Ingredient* that am I'oxi poultry manhrw. •uuaix the ways of saving !<*| are; • II *i oti'e all non-laying • ’Urplu* maha. * ’di um. of pasture. Ten'4l"n' pasture can wave ()f a „. (I(HM) iwriuih the uae „f | WI( ( . x . ** and mor., home ■ M - dure p&sture is rich and protein, ft Ih eathe gram |„. u. ll( |e r . I* Bot |ia | a(ah | ( . (o '7 0 11 troughs 111 >re “ l( f «H to avoid billing *'7*?' • , ‘ h '""er pro- ■ “id with ••Wehing j„ th,. n. ( .,| Thr "‘ r " H W,h ' . e ’ il * ’■“‘ h year. *• Im .'" r *••<«»“* ;>«.< i'd. 1 "' 41 "'"■“« •'ter.i L ’ I *"» •i< cm 1 ,h4n ‘'"-y * ls there ? ro4M<:U, w hy tun'" 4 '■'"’ Ugh t#ll more Clowe. itoulnn- ’ r * n “»‘d- ►. .|,. k '"“ttufacture “-’Tv? ntlom th " ho *" Wat in ** ’“‘htly "7 br “" re'hlth, r "h'wer growth 12 l<Ul , >k, ' U! of th' I th *’ Pen “pyL 'raven? ** *«W In a! a* 1 ** sn to * l lhe rMte •"•Uya ijji lo «• 1:00 13S *• Pitted

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED i ADVEKTISING BATES i i -oFor 2S words or loss: 1 time 60c; 2 times 75c; 3 times St; 6 times SI.7S. Rates Ruoted art for consecutive Insertions. No classified ado accepted on eklpday schedule. Rato for 10 point BLACK FACE Is 6c per word for insertion. Copy must be In office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline Is 6 a. m. I FOR SALE All Make Wanherh, Sweepers repaired. For sain kitchen cabinets, base and wall; Kltchen'a Maytag Rales and Service, 110 Jefferson. 54 ts M EOT and Croat your frienda and j neighbors at Sprague Furniture i Store. Hottest value spot in Nori them Indiana. We nave you 10% i to 20%. Why pay more? Sprague i Furniture Store, Phone 199. <l-30t i FOR SALE Premier and Dunlap strawberry plants, Red Raspberry, Black Itaapbeiry and Black berry plants. These are No. 1 plants Riverside Nursery, Berne, Ind. 6912 t If you want to buy good 40 acres close to town with good buildings and fences, see Schwarts Realty Service, 915 W. Monroe St. 15 ts FOR SALE Now is the time to buy. New and used. Rotary hoes, 1 oval spring tooth action type. Hine and fertiliser spreaders; spring and spike tooth harrows; ! single and double cultipat kers; sprtM’ket packers; cnllimuli hers; factory built rubber tire wagons; Buru-draulic buck rakes and matt ure loaders; manure spreaders, mounted com planters for Oliver; bulldttsers for For i tractor; cylinder corn shidlers; hydraulic jacks; tractor tires; hydraulic seats; air cotnpretwors. Oliver Sales and Ser- ' vice, Craigvllle Garage. 71-61 , FOR HALE 115 acre good pro- ; duclive farm with tile block mod i ern home. 5b x 70 barn with good ; cow stable. .Nice tile block poul i try hbuse. All other necessary out- , buildings. Fair f-nces. All build Ings arc in go<sl repair, laxated 3'4 miles from a good market town, Rockford. Ohio. Priced 3ls‘> per acre. Immediate jHissesslon if I bought before April •>. I! interested call Lester W. Suni.ut. Becatiir phone 6761. 71-ts FOR SAiiE lleautilul *<>oded ;m acres, idea! for building a country home or for tourist camp laifr of valuable tlmlxr lai< >'•■«! on road 27, six miles north of Deca tur. Roy H. Johnson A- Son, De Voss building. Decatur, telephone 101. 74-831 Foil hale Baby carriage; good condition. Phone 6743. 74-31 FOR HALE Boy's all wool tan s|M»rt coat, site 12 to 11. Girl's rose all wool coat. i.z- '• Phom--1192. 75-K2IX FOR SALE—If you are thinking of next school year, fully mod r-rn, newly decorated, five room, two bedroom home one block from Lincoln sclusd. Furnace, two years old, motor plumbing six months old, large living room, dining room, kitchen with built-in cuplatards, breakfast nook. Very good roof, asbestos rhingle siding. Down payment 11.500, balance 331.40 monthly. Bob Heller. Realtor. Phono 870, Heller BuildIng. IMt FtPt . ALE . '.i. on W-d nesday of each week. All lend ing breeds. <). V. Dilling. Craig ville and iKia'iir phones. 7 ‘i FOR -- HALE:” Thayer "baby earring® with pad, play pen with pad. Both like new. Call 302. 75g3t ' FOR S.\T7f I" acria. level highly productive land Fino set of improvements, including m<>d ern home. Ideally located near Deca tur, Indiana. This farm is priewd , to sell, own a fine modern country , home and 40 acres of good land tor the price of a city property. Immediate poss-iasion. Call 174. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. Decatur. Indiana. ~ t; :<l I Ftilc SALK lan aied on “Adams St. Decatur, 7-room home, I room and lavatory downstairs, 3 rooms and bathroom upstairs, built in back porch and wash room, good i cellar. This houae if insulated with rock wool and in good repair, good garage, gm al drove w< II ami big cistern. Ideal location, one block from Lincoln school, just across street from grocery store and service station, nice distance front churches. Fine home for someone, ('all Luster W. Human, phone 6761. Decatur. J 67tf ►or HALE Adii7irantadio”ilecord changers, and combineIktu sets. Immediate delivery. Steffen's on Third Bt. Phone IN. 73-61 RM BAtE Houmc 4 rooms and bath. All modern. 502 Studabaker street. 74g6txi'

QI ICKIEB by Ken Reynolds —.— Ihe ’little woman' saw your Democrat Want Ad—and here I am!’* FOR SALE 5 room modern hungalow, 1404 W. Madison, motor plumbing, built in features, priced for immediate sale and possession. s room duplex with 4 rooms up. modern except furnace; 10 room modern home near uptown, hardwood floors, built In features, has 3 room apartment with private entrance, choice home and income; 9 room home near uptown, suitable for good homo with rental income, immediate possession; 7 room modern home on So. 11th. arranged for two apartments, private entrance. Strictly modern apartment house with 3 aparlmcnts and beauty shoppe. Will sell as a going business with good rental, choice for income. 5 room semi modern home at 821 .No. 3rd. priced for immediate sale and porsessioii. 3l> acre farm 7 miles cast, 5 room house, g<H*d barn and poultry house, electricity and good well. 110 acre farm near city, good buildings, motor plumbing and elect ricHy. Several other faints and choice building lots. Call or write TriState Realty Co, or T. D. Schieferctein, telephone 105. 72-ts FOR SALE — Premier Electric Sweepers. Electric llsatcra. Shallow Well Pumps; Cow Stanchion-.; Nu-Enamcl Palm; Home Freezers. Ilaugk Healing and Appliance. South Second st. 73t3 FOR BALF. Special th!- Week smi Barred Rock cm krels. 500 leghorn (■(M’kciels ami some 3 week old started chicks .lamesway Oil Brmtders peat litter. See Decatur Hatchery. 74 St FOR SM,E lJomf .Monitor" M-dine grain drill C. C Harman, mile south. least Wren, <). Phone 3<iFII. 74 3tx ■ FOR S\LE i' '<l gas” stove. Firs! >3O lakes this stove, Worth much tm>re. Hatt Lorain oven control. Sprague Furniture Store, phone 199. 71-g3l FOR ~\!.F If ned lu.ltHure, wo have it; if It's upholstering repairing or refiiilshiug. we can do It. Secaur Furniture Repair, 131 East Monroe street. Ph'*ne 1666 _ 74 '* 31 FOR SALE Building 2o "x I". 6 rm»m apartment upslaitw 2 brooder houses, 12 x 14 and 14 x 8, like new. See Ralph Roser, Bryant. Iwt ween 5:00 and 6:3>< p.tn. or all day Sunday. 75-3tx FtmFs'iLF. I'tf 1 , s'. . Deluxe luggage trailer. Original tost 32<Ht. In gmal condition Will sell lor <l5O lift. Eafl Dougan, 9<>3 Dit rk<-s Street 75-2tx l i >R~SAi7E~B.>y m all wool suft”. tailor-made, size 14-16. GlH’s navy blue spring coat, size 8. 227 S Fourth St., phone 1448. 75-b2tx FTfft SALE Strawberry piantTand hardy flowers. Mrs. Lawrence Grote, phone 513 S. 74 g3t WANTED~ SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING - all makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. W« make covered buckles, covered buttons, do hemstitching, make buttonholes. Boardman's. 445 'South First. 51 26tx WANTED All kinds of cattle and all kinds of bugs. L. W. Murphy. Phone 1678. 67-ts "WANTED - Csed cars, highest prices paid for good, clean used cars. No delay. For quick cash see Zinlbtnasler Motor Hales, First and Monroe, phone 372. 214-ts WANTED Woman for part time work cleaning office. Apply the Schafer Co.. Ist street. 74-ts W A NTEI > “ijliinilTyeF. “Siiiirbe in g(Hul condition. Phone 6743. 743 t WAITED Washings io do in my ow» home. 352 North Eleventh street. 71-g3tx WANTED Washing)', no iroiitim* Mrs. Welker Woodruff, phone 7sd ’ 76 Its MIHCELLANEOIfS “littliF Tin>HrLE- Call on us. we will la- glad to give you a free e: limate on any size job. We can apply a guaranteed t’Mrey roof at no additional cost. Also brick and asbeslos siding. Arnold A Klenk Phone 463. 86-ts I FAR'MEIDI ATTENTION—W« re-1 move dead horses, cows, bugs, etc. Decatur phone 20041. We pay ail phone charges. The Stadiey || Products Co. mt

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AFFLIANCt ffIRVICI We service si! makes of washers, sweepers, irons, end other eleetrical appliances We carry a com plete line of parts for sll popular makes.—Arnold A Klenk. 31-ts 11 • PROTISTANT Episcopal bishop of New York. Rt. Rev. William T. Manning, above, has announced his intention to resign his post, effective next December. He his been bishop of New York diocese since May, 1921. (Inttrnatioaal) o— Thin nation's imports of black pcpin-r reached about two million pounds last eumincr. Before the war the total imports usually tan 6o million pounds per year. —— -o —— HeaMraS Hlrih S'erSirteeie Notice la b*rohy given that ll'liry Wliitei.gg has filed a petition in the Circuit Court of Adams County Indiana, to liar. Hi.- time and plan- or hit birth <l. 'nrmina-d Maid petition la act for hearing on Ho- :>lli 'lay <>f April. ISIS CLYDE O. TRfitrrNMß Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court Manti 3'l tlrlM>r<l Hlrih Certificate Notice la hereby given that I’urtia Elroy lx<h>»an Ims filed a petition In the Circuit Co irl of .VI irus County Indians, to have tin time and pla. e of Ilia hlrih <letermiti,'d. M ild petition is b. t for hearing on 11,. Hili .l.y of April. t9l» CLYlay; t> TltOlfTNtoß Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court Ma reb 30 _. _____-Q —■ Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall, went of Hanim Nuttmen Park. Wotchlowei Bible study 7:30 |>. in. WedtMwday. April 3 Service nipetiug *:"*> p in (‘oiirst* In Tht-ocralic Ministry at 9:15 pm, 'fill All peopln of good will are Invited to attend these timely Bible studies. BUYING EGGS Current Ileceipl iw™ 2g c Not on the grads. Cssh. Sherman-White Cor. Third & Monroe.

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] Ntrriit; To Noff-HEsmEhTs ( I IHate of Indiana. II ounty <>f Adams, as In the Adaaii* Circuit Court February Term. ISIS Lewl» Hain. *, <spal F Balnea, i l|iiaheii<l and wife vs Even Joins, j et al. Cause No. 17641. Comes now the plaintiffs In tj,.above entlllcd 'alias, l.y their etlorney, It llellci. and flic llielr eoinplinnt therein, together with th* affidavit of a < ontpslciit peraoti, that the following named. de»,-rll.<d and <bsignaled defendant . towlt: Even Jones. Evan Jones. Evan Jones Heiilor, khan Jones Jr, Luclndny Jones, l.u<liidla Jones, Lucinda Jones, Catharine Jones, John C. Riosenni, John Chandler li|"ssum. Ja< 01, Va .ISbii I ’pdlk'', Jaeoh V. Fpdlke, Ja.ob tlpdlke, Etija Moody, El Hah Moody. Ellsatoth Moody, AVilllam McConkey. Wilbani M. Koukey, Heiali J sue M* Konk.-y, Harali J. M< Koukey. Eaalaa Dailey, Maryann Dailey, John Jones, Peter Julies, ttrbr.s'n Jones, Rebecca Ann Conner. IteSwo . a Conner, Martha Wslllvcr, Msrilia Jones, Ell Jones, Mary Crawford, Evan Jones, liven Jolies, lil.'liard Jones, Joseph Jones, Demut Junes, Demutt Jones, licmol Jones, Deiui.lt Jones, Athrigiil Jones, A'lllolght Jone*, Elisabeth Mix. Rosanna Joins, Itosaiiiia Inimet, Rosanna Inuuiei, Hosanna Im hi. I, Andr. w Jones. Josiah Immel, A>. nali Margaret Jones, Mariah Junes, Ml. hart Mix. Elisabeth Jones, James Crabs, James Crabs a»sigu<e James Crabs, executor of last will and leslatiieiit of Evans Joins unit or E l .an Jones; Mainiiel Winnnna, iKamuel VVman, Manno I Wlnan Lydia W'lnen, Lydia Winans, Mylvanus Wood, Marah Wo.nl, Josephus I Johnson, Ellxal.etli M Jolinai.n, AlI exander A. Parkes. Alexander A I Parka, Alexander Park, A. A. Park*. A. A. Parke*. Al. x A. Parks, l.ydla A Parks. I.vdia A Parkes, t.yda A P.irks, Ellen Parke. Benjamin 1,. Parke. Ilr-njainhi L. Park, Itengamln I. Park. Mamii.-I Parks, Ha in lie I Paik. Myrtle <> Park, .Millie <> Parks, .1 A Park. It I. Park. Gelnr Goodwin. Jehu Goodwin, Ella I, Goodwill. Ihlen L lioo.lwjii, Marshall Goodwin, Marshall .1 Goodwin, Caroline Goodwin, lluldah M ’Zimmerman, Guida M Zimm- rnian, ll'ildali Zimm, rnian, llul.la Zimmerman, Walter G. Metro, Anna C Metro, Experl.-n. •• A. Goodwin, Di*, atur Oil and Gas Rh.i-ide nil amt > Has Co., Tin- Decatur oil amt Gas ! Co., Jal County Rural El.'trl. Membership Corporation. The ons known husband or wife, widower or I widow, and the unknown heirs and»r devisees and the unknown spouse of the unknown h.-ir- and-or devisees or each of tin- alone naiind defendants, the unknown h'lra amt or del lee,.s anti lhe liuklmw t> spoils.of the unknown tn Ire and-or de. ils.e« of the unknown liusl.aiid or 1 wife, widow r or widow of ea.'b of 1 the above nanod defen,tents: the ' unknown exe. uiura. administrators, ,I.m endsnle. i-redltor-. trust' ,e, represeiitativ.-s, r<" ukif. slicessor- In Interest or .< oaus of each nf tin atone named defendants, the , n.iines of all of whom are unknown Io tile plaintiffs. All p.'ramis and eorporalions wh-> a- ,rt or might assert any title . lalm or interest In or lien upon the r-al estate d.-serllo d In the , oniplainl In thl« w Hon under or iliiough any of the ' defendants In this a-tion, named, ' deseilbrd and designaled in said ■ omplalnt: the names of »|| of whom are unknown to the tdainliff are mm-resld'-nls of the statu of Indiana, and that -aid a.-tlon Is I>v a .'.miplalnt In three paragraphs, to ipiiet th.' till,' Io Hi,' folli'Wlng des'ille d real . -late situ'led In Adams County, Stat,- of Indiana, towlt: Th. south half < 141 <>( tip north-I last ipiarter il4 • “ f se' tlon thlr-I ly-three lID and Hie <iutli lialf <to* "f Hie north half Iljl of Hie norilieast quaiter <l4l of , .id seetlon thirty-three Cl",I all In township twenty .seven 137> north, of range title, n . f. 1 « ~»t, eoiitahilng I .’ll a. res more or les* ■ .Noti.e (■ therefore hereby gii'm | - a-h and all of th. whole named deseribe.l and d.-Ignat, d .lelendanta of Hie filing amt |>. udem y nt ' said .omf.laioi against them and that inters they appeal and auswe' or demur Ilia feto at tin ...II ~f said cause on Hie 15 day of Mar. HHH. the sam< being th'' 33 J>idl< ial day lof the April Term, I 'IS of raid I Court Io he hegiiH ami held at th.i<‘ourl House In th.' < |t> of Dee.Hir, |ln said ' ounty and state on Monday, | : April ». t»l>i, said rumplaint and the matters therein contained and alleged will 1..- lak.-n as true and >< >ld >aure will he tn ard anil determined I In their al.si'ie e, IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hai 1 hereunto set my hind amt affixed I th.- ...I of said Court at Itoaiur, Indiana, tills 21 day of Mar. 11, 131* <’lt.|.' o Trmitner. I’l'ik Adams I’ll, till Court Henry H Heller. Attorney for Plaintiffs Mar. 2S-3V Apr l> - -o -. ■ Tiadc In a Good Town - Decatur;

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Check Movements Os Suspect In Slaying Several Angles In Slaying At Dunkirk Dunkirk. Ind., .Mur li 3<t (I P) - The movemelitli of .1 "di'lllllt* Kiispe.t They »ml<l. however, that ing of 3Myiarold Cyrug Frailer were watched by aullloritle* today Htate police d.'tei tives and local authorith*. did not identify tin i siis|H-c They said, however, that Hoy were keeping a cloae watch on his actions on the piissihlllly that they might nolvi! Fraxiur's death inysteiy. Frazier, u Yorktown tenner, was slum on a foggy Kiuntry road 111 the darknesa of early morning te"t Tuesday. His Imdy wa* foutul. |iier<e,| by three bullets, in the' tab of lug farm truck. Robbery, jealousy, alcohol ami gambling motives have Iwen ion sidered hi the invwsligatiotl Detective Truman Blerle of lhe stale police, who levealed the niiihorities were watching a suspert, said he would be joined tie day in the Investigation by two Other stale iMilice deteitjves. Decatur Firemen To Meet Monday Night Metiiiicrs of th.' Decatur fin* department will meld at lhe fire ata Hon Monday evening i’l 7 o’cl.h k The regular meeting dale has been rhanged to I’liable local firemen Io attend lhe district meeting at Berne Wednemlay. — ■ ■ - - —o— - - ■ — MAY HALT SUNDAY'S icwafiaurt Free* Paca <»■«» arc asking for your vote doing? The people who defeated the 01 ciipation forci's by abstention will win the battle for democracy .’in,l independence with abstention.” Royalist groups, urged on by their newspapers, lore abstentiomst iHisters off the walls.

HU£HAM£L Q PAINT A ;| taOuUMMTI ■ i I | OVtUH WSltt 1 f i MM7 > EASY TO AVWf ' HAUCK HEATING ' Ac Appliances 121 S. 2nd St. Phune 4!>

Right-wing pattiea. including Hie royal ton, made a ferica of final campaign apeaches throughout the country. Hofoulls was pledget! to conduct the <•!•*< tluti. If legally possible, despite the efforts of leftist parties to boycott it. An Allied mission of observers was on hand to wiineas the elections and testify to their governments just how fair th.-y i onaldared lhe voting. Parties to participate In the balloting included the impullst party, which favors the monar--1 hy. the national isillth-al union. 1. coalition of three conservative j parlies favoring Republican government and Sofoulin' liberal party. PANEL DISCUSSIONS H'eaGKMed From Fa*a Oset respectively hy Marian Sorg, Jim H<-a. Hetty Stulls. Bill Lengerich. ' Pat Itrimle. Bernice Kintz. Betty

I'!'! ffVISOtDROOtS- l|l|! MODERN BEAUTY! i||l; I 1, 1 ■ Linolaumoiwood... !l I I 111 1 11! 1 "Flaati Kota” does the 10b II (l|l|' x . *nd stood 1 Protects (loot*. iNH 1 1 1 1 1 jf I \ woodwork end turmture' No ! I I |[|h ZjL J. \\ . / more cleaning or Jl J 111 ***' \ hte waxing problems |l|l| ja mrSte —' P JBWV ius» wipe with a j j 1 1! || I damp cloth’ Alco i'|'| 111 hoi proof and 111 »kid-proof too' II 11 * , ’ l ’ ; 1 | j | [ MICHELS ALTO PARTS Phone I Hl S. 2nd St. i'if ■ ■■■■■■■a aaaaiaaaffiiiaagi : Yes Mam! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ We have in Mock rend) for your ■ H chtHKink' new and useful Electric a household necessities you've been a wailing for. Electric Toa.stera — Electric Broilen* • I Electric Churns — Eleclrit Pressure Pumps _ • Large .Size Electric Clinks ■ Electric Waler Heaters for Milk Houses. : Arnold 6* Klenk : ■ ■ ■ 232 Madison St. Phone 463 ■ ■ » ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a

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i gcliniltl and Joan (Merly. Mary Ann Laurent « tiialraan of both panol dincuaaiona, TRI STATE REALTY AUCTION CO. T. D. S«hi«fergtaln Room 4 DaVaaa Bldg. Fhona 1M General Auctioneering and Real Eetate We'll be glad to be of service to you. HOTPOINT APPLIANCES G. E. FARM EQUIPMENT a Chicken BrooderH KENT’S Complete Service All Work Guaranteed 112 Monroe St. Phone 27