Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 106, Decatur, Adams County, 4 May 1946 — Page 5

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FOR SALE All Make Washers, Sweepers repaired. For solo kitchen cabinets, base and wall; Kitchen's May las Bales and Service, 110 Jefferson. Phone 66. 64-ts JOIN THE thrifty crowds. Everybody saves at Sprague Frunltore Store, "The Store For The Thrifty." Drop in and see how many dollara we can save you.— Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 91t30 FOR SALE—Five acres, new six room home being finished, within half mile city limits. Chicken house, enough land to raise feed for couple of calvea, some pigs, 350 chickens. Downstairs, all hardwood, built-in cupboards. Vpstatrs finished In knotty pine. Basement nearly dug-out. Needs only plumbing and furnace io make completely modern. Good five inch drove well. If you like a breath of country air near city facilities, the owner has priced this right for quick sale, possession within 30 days Bob Heller. Realtor, Heller Building, phone 870. 16-ktf FOR SALE— Will move to any lot in Decatur for 11.900, six room home. Very solid timbers, iddir.g bad. metal roof Ir. good condition. Four rooms down, two up. New shingle siding, a little paint, some hard work, will make this a good home at half what another would cost. Possession after May 1. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building Phone 870, FOR SALE- -Near uptown 7 room Modern home, and 3 room apartment with private entrance, com pletely insulated, best of repair, large lot. shrubbery, a real home with Income. T. D. Scbiefereteln. Phone 105. 91-ts FOR SALE—Columbia Records complete line of popular and clasaics. Broa 91-ts FOR HALE—AII kinds ol vegetable and flower plants. Also potted plants for Mother’s day. Open evenings. Mrs. William Strahm, 319 North Ninth st. 102-bSt FOR SALE—6 room house in Monroeville. 3 down, 3 up, utility room, garage. Box 214. Dally Democrat. 104-3tx FOR SALE — feed Caee manure spreader, good working condition. Phone 916-F. 104-3tx Limited' supply - Batteries all make of cars. 21" tires, chrome feg lights. Macklin’s Super Service. Chrysler-Plymouth. 104-3 t wagon wMi rack. Win. C. Werling, » mile north of Preble. 105-a3tx FbR SALE-New Airseats for any make tractor. Take the Jolts out of tractor driving and eliminate 85% of body fatigue. Priced reasonable. Steffen Implement Company, Third St.. Phone 1M». 105-5 t 1 Wild, be in Decatur mxt TueiTday and Wednesday with large selection of neckties. Charles Phillips. 105-2tx ?OR -4aI,E Spitz puppies. Erneat Thieme, 7 miles northeast Decatur. 105-g3t W)R SALP 2 top desks; i double flat top desk; 1 heavy oak table desk; phone 161 U. Severin 11. St-hurger. 105-g3tx FOR SALE 1941 Studebaker Clul> Sedan; motor A-L tubber new, spotlight overdrive heater, new seat covers; will trade for heavier car: prefer 1937 or 38 Ford. Chevrolet or Pontiac. Can be seen at Sotaur Furniture Repair, Ist door east of Riverside Garage. Phouea 7363 or 1686. IQMt FOII SALE~taWw Model RCA nwf io; practically new. Stop Back., 106-It FOR SALE- H It. Milwauket bind-1 er. toungc truck; Thomas hay loader; hay tedder, spike tooth, barrow, Oliver tiding plow, Studebaker wagon, hay ladder, wagon lied. 100 bu. size. 2 Grass mowers, fertilizer grain drill. Phil L. Scitieferatein, I mile north of Monmouth. Road 27. 106-31 x kOR BAwi-'I ractor aud trailoi complete, 'll Chevrolet tractor. ’4O Fruehauf 21 foot van. Pitou<39<t5, or see at tt>ule 33. across from country club. Decatur. IftS-gatk FOR SALE Nice 5 t<enu house? with basement aud lurna’.v. Located in Be rue on Hast Maine stfaat Call 350 for inforotoDts 101-131

QUICKIES bj K«a ! f • • • "I don't care how fancy you tied those wires — to ge» it to work, I think we should look in the Democrat Want Ads for a repairman!" FOR SALE ; -4lood Gale corn planter. Esay Way cylinder rake hay loader. W. C. Macke, 1 mile Met, 3 miles north, Preble. 104-<3tx Used Furniture Studio Couches. Breakfast Sets, Kitchen Cabinets, Electric Radios, Maple A Walnut Bed Room Suites, Chest of Drawers, New and Used Oil Stoves, Living Room Suites, Several 8 piece dining Room Suites, Twin Size Metal Beds, Spring and Mattresses, Drop Head Sowing Machine, Several Wardrobes. Decatur Used Furniture. Phone 420, 105-2 t FOR SALE' 1A month ■aa’Uumi'. aey bull calf; 50 bu. certified Lincoln soybeans. Stanley Arnold, route 2. Craigville Phone. 104 ?Jx FOR SALE t’Med;T7)i.vv: 'wTFFrI tor; 1 15 30 McCormick Deeriuf; 1 15-30 Molene tractor; 2 tractor plowe; 1 disc; 2 manure spreaders; 2 cultipackers; 3 tractor buck rakes; 3 rotary boeo; 1 fertilizer corn planter, like new. New and used tractor tires. Craigville Garage. iO4-3t Lutes’ Mother’b~i)iiy Flow?? •rs. Corsages, potted plants. Phone 1625. 106t6 FOR SALE-1932 M"odel B Fort, good condition. Corner Line and Studebaker. 104g3t FOR"KALE—Yard - and - filling dirt, delivered during week of May 6. Gel. ot tiers in at once. Jaicius Horner*. P<* Exchange. 106-318 FoR~SALE~BrrksUi: • bmiraT el igible to register, old enough for service. M. F. Sprunger, phone 643-B. 104-<3tX WANTED WANTED — Used cars, highest pricM paid for good, clean used cars. No delay. For quick cash see Zintamaster Motor Sales, First and Monroe, phone 372. 214-ts WANTED — Single - Elderly man to operate aad live al grocery store and gas filling station. No experience necessary. Write, phone or apply at O'Day Oil Company. 1803 McKinley Ave., FL Wayne. Ind. 86-lOt WANTED—A - lady - to - work in laundry. Telephone 1149, or 127 South Ninth street. 104-glt WANTED—Woman or girOor gen era! housework. Mrs. Charles Weber, 103 North Fifth street. 104-gtf WANTED — Wool; rail us for prices. Burk Elevator Co., Decatur phone 886 or 25, Monroe 65; Peterson 956-L. WANTEli—Young man for part time work iu service station. Harper's Texaco Service, 2nd & Jackson. 105-2 t WANTED <}ir~7r"woman for waitress at the M. and C. Truck Stop, corner 13th aud Adams street*. Call 5653. 106 3tX WANTED Elderly lady to car* for pre-school children in modern home for wages and good home. Rita Smitley. 340 Stevenson. lO«-3tx WANTED Wait io**; work days? Mirror Inn, phone 220. l(»6-3t WANTED 2 or 3 room apartment close ut><own, not to rent for over >25. Heat, furni-bed. private outside entrance. Box 216 Democrat. 106-g3tx MISCELLANEOUS FARMERS ATTSNTIOST-Ws 'remove dead horse*, cows, hags, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone chargee. The Stadiey Products Co. IU! Automobile Insurance Be sure — Insure with Kenneth Runyon. 92tf s i H.!, AC'AiLAhLE Few bualx la of gennine Pfister hybrid*. S. D. Henschen. ’4 mil* west Kirkland high school• 166-gMx APPLIANCE SERVICE —‘tt we can't fix it throw it away. We repair all makes of washers, sweepers, irons, aud other small appliances. White wringer rolls for all makes of washers. Arnold 4i Klenk, phone 463. 97-ts lo6t ANtTroORb LOST Brown billfold, containing suta of money aud impers. Reward. Call 897. , lt>t<ai< Trade la * Good Taw# — Decatur

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Officers Training School Is Planned 4-H School Here Thursday Evening Plans Cora 4-H officers trainlag school to be held at the Lincoln school here Thursday ni«ht, May 9, beginning at 7:30 p. «1.. ware announced today. Miss Ann* K. Williams, county home demonstration agent and L. K. Archbold, county agricultural aftnt. are In charge of the school. A demonstration of a model 4-H meeting, group singing, pledges and introductions will be included in the general session. Individual instructions will be given m followsPresidents and vice-prcaldents -L. E Archbold. Song leaders — W. F. Beery, Decatur. Secretary • treasurers — Lawrence Beckmeyer, Decatur. Health and safety officers — Mies Rowena Miller. Kirkland. in ,i ■ m , .... nu in, SppolatMieiU nf VSmlelMralor With Will taaeied Na. t'iW Notl'-e 4« hereby given that the underal*ne<J baa been appointed Administrator witii will annexed ot the e»t»te nf Anthony lx-nxcrl<-h, lair <>f Adnnia County, dei-eaaed. The rxtatr la probably aolvent. Itev. Ambroar It. lamgerhh. Admlnlatratnr with will annexeil. .May X. I9I«. <4. Meaty Hlerly. Attorar,. May I. 11, II - . ~ . ■—l> iii a, a—- — B OF OI AHIHAV* SALK Ol- MR4I. F.OTXTS: lly virtue of an ordi-r of the Adame Circuit Court, tin- un«lrr»l*n<-<l Kuardlan of Hetty Jean It >llin*aworth, will, on the premiers In Geneva, Adame County, Indiana, on th< 3Mh day of May. I*4®. at 1:8o o'clock put. offer at PuMi-- Sole, for not le»e than tWo-thlrde <%• of tlie full appraised value, terlaln real relate ItelenfflliK Io «eid minor, and dr.-crib-d as follows, to-wit: An undivided 1/4th Intrrert In Inlote numbered Two hundred Forty-eeven <247* and Two hundred Forly-*l«ll1 <24*t In Georg- W. Pyles He-ond Addition to Ute town of Geneva. Adams County. Indiana. Said sale will he made suit Ire I to the approval of said court and on the following lerms and conditions: Purchaser to |>sy CAKII; sublect Io th- approval of the Adams Circuit Court and siitih'Ct to the ISIS taxes, due and tutyable in 1917. Hated this 3rd day of May, 1946. Hath Molllnuswarth, Guardian. Wat has <’. Nelson, ttlornry. May I. 11, 18 ■0 — Trade Id a Good Town — Decatnr

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Indiana Farmers Rally To Appeals Life-Saving Corn Pours From Farms Indianapolis. May 4— (UPi — Hoosier tanners, rallying to the tight against world famine, today were credited with pouring nearly 800,000 bushels of corn into elevator blns for the commodity credit corporation. Alvah F. Troyer, Indiana representMive of the CCU. said that three days’ de-iiverlen totaled 776,688 bushels. Some elevators, like those at Monroeville and Edgerton, were unable to accept further deliveries until boxcars became available to move the grain already received to termDial markets, he added. The shipments during the throe days wore received under the government's emergency program offering a Sfrcent premium pay-menf-per-bushel altove market prices. Troyer predicted that the nationwide bff.OOO.OfW bushel mark would be reached in leas than 10 days. When that amount has been purchased, he added, the bonus of 30-cents-a-busbel will no longer lie paid. Largest deliveries were in Benton county, which recorded 183.122 bushels in Its elevators, and Jasper county, with 138,784 bushels. ————o— ————— Woman And Estranged Husband Found Slain Indianapolis May 4 (UP) —• A 49-year-old woman and her estranged hiisbaml were slain ttalay in an apartment houae shooting. Polite i*ai«! it appeared Dial Levi Sawyer invaded the bedroom of his wife, from whom he was *eparated, shot her to death and then fired a bullet through hat head. SB* Cash Coal, Feed IH & Supply Monroe at Eighth

Orville Blue Named Principal At Monroe Orville Blue, for eevera! years a tuacher in the Monroe achool*. had been named principal ot the school, effective with the opening of school next fall. Blue ancceeds CharltM Hinton, who resigned to accept a position in tie Roanoke schools. —————o — Trade In a Good Town — Decatut « »ui». NOTH K TO non.i<e»ii»i;n is Im Hw VUmimb t lrvwlt (uurt, Surll 'r»ra„ IUIU The stale »f lugtahe. AdanM < •„ •*. No. ITMtZ August Hernandes vs Maty Hernandez. In spp> arlng from afflvadvit, fllrd In the above entitled cwwe. that Mary H-rnand«* the above tunned defendant la a non-realdsnt of the Ktute of Indiana. Notice I* therefor* hereby given Hie a.ild Mary Hernandez that ah*be anti appear before the H«n. Judge of the Adams I'm mt t'ourt on Hie 2nd day of NvpU-mber, 1946. the sam< befog tlx- 1»t Judi'-tal Ibiy of Hie next r-gular term thereof, to be lioldi n nt the t'ourt House In tile City of Itecatur, commencing "ii Monday, the 2nd day of to-ptember A l>. 1946, and plead by answer or deninr to said complaint, or th® same will in- beard and determined In tier absence Witness, my name, and tit- H-sl of said Court hereto affixed, tide 24th day of Apt 11, 1946. t ilde It. Trealwr. Clerfc lly Fere Hterl? Walt. Itepufy. April 26, 1946 Nnlhan <’. Nelaow. tfforee». April 27. May 4, II

| —YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED 1 * I * \ ETERAN—WorId War 11. * (|l ALlFlED—Graduate of Indiana I niversity. (Graduate * KX, ‘ KK,EM Eh — horm ‘' • • B- 1f ‘ SELF MADE—Worked his way throuxli "BW 1 HRI INDIANA IM\ERSHA Law Schtn.l. * Ila- never a-ketl lor or held public office before. * No. 16 on Democratic Ballot. .Mvles F. Parrish TO THE VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY— I have made a sincere efforl to see even voter in Adams County. lou people have treated me wonderful!.* and man* of _• <>u hate promised me your support in Ihe coming election. lam deeply <i< It i.> true that this is mj first tuiuLJa . t i.». pa..lk office. Had if i not been for the War and my being in SERVICE ! would hate been a I candidate for Prosecutor in prior elections. Due to my intensive campaign it has been impossible for me to he in an office and practice law since my recent discharge from the L'. S. Navy. However, 1 have office space rented and whether I win or lose I will be Practicing Law in Decatur after May 7. 1 pledge that if nominated and elected I will -how no partiality and will vigorously prosecute all eases to a final conclusion. I Will, NOT PERMIT ANY CASE TO DIE ON THE TRIAL DOCKET FOR LACK OF PROSECI TION. I EARNESTLY SOLICIT YOl'R VOTE. THANK YOU. MYLES F. PARRISH Democratic Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney OF ADAMS COUNTY Pul Y.lv

MACARTHUR ORDERS tCMtiauMi rr«a e*«» o*«» wu Infurmml aftur i**t month'* election that llatoyama'H eligibility wax open U doubt in view of publiahed evidence. The memorandum aaid the governtnefit announced at that time that hia qualification* would be reexamined —-' ~ II HOTPOINT APPLIANCE* »<j G. t. FARM EQUIPM6NT Hotpoint 1 Dish Washers ■ , , o 1 KENT’S H Complete Service | All Work Guaranteed H 112 Monroe Bt. Phone 27 | I ma — We'll be glad to be of , eervtce to you. TRISTATE REALTY AUCTION CO. T. O. *chieferateln Room 4 OeVoM Bldg. Phone 106 General Auctioneering and Real Estate

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Arm Is Fractured In Fall From Horse Rolland Ro«-. Monroe, rout* one. wtM admitted to the Adame county memorial hoapitai Friday for treatment of a fmetqrod tight arm. aua-laln-d when he leL from a horse. ♦ QUALIFIED ♦ EXPERIENCED I VOTE FOR I SAM IBENTZ H Democratic Candidate || for I Sheriff 3 Adams County 1 ■ No. 23 on the ballot. '■ Pol. Adv.