Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 14, Decatur, Adams County, 17 January 1947 — Page 6

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* kja '-J MM*- fc : w ■ flfl .J^hkSl i HERMAN TALMADGE, fight, take* oath cf office os Georgia governor. J a . X'r w * a HUS ARNAUS refusal »o receenize Talmadaa brines fittlcufft. UNION CHAPEL BENEFIT SALE The following artidea and livestock have been ’rd by frh-ntls and will lie sold at public auction at the Dot-inn. . ~l 5 barn. East Monroe street. Decatur. on SATURDAY, JAN. 25 Beginning at 10 A. M. The committee acknowledges the following donation*: — LIST No. 3 — One 9x12 ltrusM*l« |{uk. Goodyear ('ar Heater. Ilayon Brocaded lledapread. Pair Curtain Stretcher*. Hausagr Grinder. Mra. Virgil Draper: Miscellaneous item* of Drygootia and t'loihing. (’. A. Douglas Co ; Hind Quarter of Beef, proeeeeed and In Drawer Docker, tnaurance and locker rent free for one year. If. P. Schmitt Ixx-ker Service: Two piece laving Boom Suite. Kenneth Secaur; One dozen package* Rapidtlo Filter Diac*. Brock Store: Sewing Cabinet. Aluminum Pressure Cooker. Kerosene Brooder Stove. 500 alee. Day Bed. complete. Mr. and Mr* Ray Smith: Item* of Clothing. Mra Leonardson. Reknown Heating Stove, Lase Grimm. Glaa* Koaater. Two Glaaa Coffee Maker*. Oak Kitchen Table, Mr* Win Hunt: Organ, Elmer latuieiim hleger; Shropshire Buck, I yr. old. Forreat Walter*; We«tlnghouae Electric Iron. Green Know Suit, sixr 2. Mra Thearal Stulta; Two Gale Corn Planter*. Fanning Mill. John Deere Fertiliser and Lime Knd (late Distributor. Two Rolling Coulter*. Five four horse Kvenera. One eighthide Wood I log Feeder, a Friend; Silver Candy Di»h Bower* Jewelry Store; Small Cook Stove, Hurl Coal Brooder. Forest Shoemaker; laiundry Stove. Walter Bartlett. If you have anything useful to donate, pleaae Phone 32 or 18. TF.RMS (’ASH Proceed* will be donated to Vnlon Chapel for the rebuilding of the church which win destroyed by fire last December Auctioneers- -of Adam* County, cooperating in sale. laincli will lu> served on ground* by Vnlon Chapel Ladira Aid. Thia space donated by Decatur Daily Democrat. PUBLIC AUCTION M ACHE FARM with TWO SETS OF IMPROVEMENTS AND PERSONAL PROI’ERTY Monday, January 20 at 10 30 A. M. Farm will sell at 1:30 P. M. Farm will sell as one unit or a* two Improved Tract* of fin and 30 acre* to salt purchaser* LOCATION: 3 mile* North and 3 mile* Fast of Portland. Indiana on Route No 22. then •* mile North Or, 3 miles South of Bryant. Indiana on Highway No 27 then 3 mile* East and l * mile South IMPROVEMENTS No. 1 on the SO Acre Tract: 7 room House, plenty of closet space Nice Lawn and shade tree* Fne Varelty of fruit tree*. Barn 3<x«i. new Chicken Hoaw I<x3h Corn Crih and Machine Shed IMPROVEMENTS No. 2 on th* 39 Acre Tract: 4 Room House Nice Mwn and Orchard. Variety of Fruit. Barn and Chicken house. ENTIRE *0 ACRES IS GOOD HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE LAND, well fenced at»l extra well drained, ha* been well farmed and I* Ln a fine stat* of cultivation IDEALLY LOCATED near Good Markets and only % mile off of State Road No 22 PERSONAL PROPERTY—LIVESTOCK: Bay Mare, wt 1300 Gelding E yrs. wt. 13Mi. Span of Mule* I yr* old. green broke Black Cow. Cl vine good flow of milk: Red Cow 3 yr*, old. a • gal cow; Jersey Heifer: || Head Yearling Calves. * T MACHINERY and FARM EQUIPMENT. S ft. Mower. Steel Roller; 8 aeclhm Spike Tooth Harrow. 8 Rid.ng Breaking Plows. 14"; 2 Mses. Steel Dump Rake Dane Hay Loader Moline Hay Loader: Moline Corn Planter; Grain Drill; Spring Tooth Colt I valor; 7 Shovel Cultivator; Double Shovel Plow; Wagon with flat bottom bed* Old WarV** (Jo ° 4 Collars; • Steel Fence Poets; 8 • son Hog Feeder; Fountain* and Feeder*: 3 Hoc Coops* Brooder ? < ? 11 Broc **" r Rfovea. Brooder Hoes.- ’’’K: p Blec,u—- - BPO * d * HWT ** *** |HI * Dewey and Vina Moser l.». OWNHS C* W. fUJcm Maaager Stlft Is* - _ ' - w Mwtlioo L'O

Georgia Governor Refuses to Move AFTER being named hy the state general assembly "■ Georgias governor. Herman Talmadge. son of Use late Governor-Elect Eugene Talmadge. takes the oath of office from Georgia Superior Court Justice A. W. Wnrrill. Gov. Ellis Amall refuses tc recognise the action as legal, declaring he will continue as chief executive until M. E. Thompson, the lieutenant-govemor-elect. 11 qualified to take over. Arnall a defense prompts fisticuffs from Talmadge’s supporters In the ante room of th* governor’s office In the state capitol. (international) ■kr*" LnS Ellis Arnall Ukraine Bard Memorial N»>w Britain, Conn. (VPI—A festival h >no inx the Ukranisn bard Taras Shevchenka la held here annually. Hhcvibt-nka lived from ISI4 to lh«l. Hi* play* are presented at the festival and miMlc for which he 1 wrote the lyrics also is performed • - •(»' Turkey raiaeru report that foxes will n-t invade the roost if the surrounding grounds are floodlighted i ' ■ If* ’ ’ UK i ■ * ’ Mt •• .» ' ’ ■> - . I 'lf I*CAUSE of "collusion.” Actress Virginia Engels, above, la dented a divorce from James R. Dennis, radio executive. A Los Angeles judge found that the couple had "’agreed" upon arranging alleged grounds. (Inta.-national) Do you have need* for ; BOTTLE GAS Quick and Continuous •ervieo Now Available 1•« Paul Strickler Adams Co. Trailer Sales t 804 Mercer Ave. Tel. IM3 r 111 ■— ■ r z TBA.—sn*hi*S be* Hw **art "■Mows* of TOM Doctor * order is asswtiilh *o sa. your rk*rm> «***• **'? fc * F 3” •*»« fi 2 ** F«* D«**» • »*»• myww ..th euermg «**, Jug, 7

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Local Youth Fined In Van Wert Court Enters Guilty Plea To Assault, Battery Van Wert. ().. Jan. 17 (Rpeclal) Harold Froael. 24, of liwatur, Ind., was fined |25 and costs by M|iilr< W G. McKlddle In justice of peace court here today when he pleaded guilty to a charge of a**ault and battery. Feanel voluntarily ntirrenderel to members of the sheriff’s d«- . pariment here this morning, after I a two-county search through the rreater part of last night. Police charged that Feasel entered a drug store in the viiI lage of Ohio City. Ohio last night and walketl around behind the counter, where he ntarted to upset candy lw>vs and books. Police said that when Joe Pollack, the proprietor, objected. Feasel struck him several time*. They charged he also struck several persons as he fled the store. Justice McKlddle showed the defendant leniency because he returned voluntarily to face the charge, because of hi* past record and the fact that he was recently discharged from the army. Police Indicated that they are continuing their investigation Into the matter. oHome Talent Show At Root Institute A home talent show will he pre••■ented at the evening srosbin of the Root township farmer's institute. to lu» held next Wednesday at the Monmouth gym. Included will be mn*le by the Britt- family men'* quartet. Paradise Islanders tnu*ic, school glee dub. a mlnst-rel • how. accordion selections l>y Donald and Eileen Rletierkh. and Ed I Rchiefersteln as the "one man band.” Prises will Im- given during the evening. Children will be admitted without charge, and adults will lie admitted by their inembeiMhip fee. _g EXTENSION OF (Continued from Page 1) Knutson told reporter* the committee will Introduce later a hill to continue wartime po*tal rate* The three cent wartime rate on I local mail will re»ert to the peace{time rate of two cent* unlero con , isre** passes an extension measure. ! There also would Ire some losses 'in parcel prat and registered mail. ’ This phaue of the postal rate* . d>H-* not Involve a request by PresiIdent Truman In hl* budget message that cungreN* raise some exktting postal rate*, particularly on new .paper* and utagaz ne* g EIGHT DIE AS (Continued from Page 1) I jured were in four cvachca and one , tou Ist sleeper, all of which over- | turned The Southern Pacific said Its > rgents -still were digging in the wreckage with sheriff* deputiea In un attempt to estimate casualties. l-erdo is a small junction It mllro northwest of Bakersfield. Kern county general hospital said I Injured |>en>on* still were arrivj Ing. among them a small baby. The ■ baby was Injured seriously and doctors said It might lie necessary to I amputate * leg. DR. A. P. TETER IS • Continued from Page 1) whiienes* are gained through teaching in the church achoo'a,” he conclude! Following the chapel addrsaa.

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Their Ixit Not A Happy One —.. sate, ' wk. V r l El-* *" - ■■ ALTHOUGH GILBERT AND SULLIVAN may no! have had them in mind when they wrote their famed lines about the unhappiness of a policeman’s lot. these Senate cops present visual evidence in Washington that the ligh< opera teain knew what they were talking about. The trio is reading notices of dismissal, •‘tfrvliv Jan. 1» Since aucn jobs belong to the party in power, these Democratic appointees must make way for a new hatch of GOP choices.

the regular classes were held. : The next session will be held I Tuesday night, January 21. al 7:30 o’clock at the high school. 0 ARNALL BANNED -Continued F»nn, r 'tir« <*»ne» than a brief verb I exchange between Arnall and the legislator, j Rep. James Dykes Then. Arnall turned and left the area, accompanied by a chorus of boos from Talmadge suppo-terx who had assembled in the rotunda. When Arnall entered, he faced Dyke* across his small d«»k and •taid. "Jimmy. I want my office." Grinning. Dykes planted his hand* on his hip* and said: "Kill*, you remind me of a hog Did you ever slop a hog? The more i you give him the more he wanto an<l he never knows when to get out of the trough” Arnall shook a finger In Dykes face. Dykes matilied .t with hl* finger. It wae a tense moment. But Iwith men relaxed and took it out in word* There were no troopers inaide the little office with Dykes but

fl ...fl 1 r w 1 W K ■ *iT j 71 B fl I® . s > t - - e-'dpe Mfcate TtdTLwZT .. J WITH THt CAPITOt in the b*ck<round. Herbert Miller, record clerk at the White Hnuae. mounU the Senate step* carrying President Truman’s budget to Congress. It called for the expenditure r< 837.500.000.000 and ha* bcca under the fire of Republican* since submitted. (litterMfioMl)

'Dykes had said he would bodily iej-ct Arnal! if neeatsary. Dyke*, who weighs 235 pound*. : *hu. ked off his coat after Arnall I left and said he wa,t r--ady if anytody wanted to put him out. He <• dered a high school youth. James Rucker of suburban Roswell out of the enclosure. The youth stepped oubilde and said: "If 60<t votes can elect a governor lof Georgia, then my town has a right to elect one" Governor Talmadge wu* elected by the gener.il assembly on the iUkiis of 671 write in voles c ast for him in last Noremlter's general election. Carl KOHN SPETKER ’ - - - cCotitlnuefl From Paa* On*) In the’ c-oui.ty last year for lime, fertilizer and other mean* of fertilization. More than 1748 of the approximate 2400 farms In the county were enrolled in the soil conservation program last year. Mr Kohr said. ‘ Colored films of western and southern state sc ene* taken by Mr. Kohr were shown following the meeting.

fOW<l*tl>P WBWS AMKUAL RSroRT TO AOVISOBT teOABC or Blit Catan towwbhip AD*M* COVWTT. IMBtANA JANUABV. ntrrlH* » County Auditor. Conn I *ch ln» MW J» John H Voun*. Psr* *•*•* °* * cb IW< * Pcbrnarr—- » Slat* Sup . tuition .up. «♦« M » John II Young. Woods Mrhool HMM April— H Bryion F.twr., Refund sch In*. IX >4 n Blu« Cr**x TWP . du* tvnO 1*» «S K »>ue Cfwlc Twp . T«*eh*r» ret 7* So 2* Auditor of St*t». retire refund 31M !«•>- 11 Blue Crevfc Tsp. <!•>* fund -- **W Jsf>— sCo Auditor. Coo lwh fund tnt NO* 1 Co Auditor. T T *• •• C County Auditor. Juno dintrib ?M* M ZS Auditor of Sure, tuition tupport mi*( Ao*lMt—--1 Blue Creolt Twp Ret Fd . retire •* os Oel.ber—- * Brywn C retted. Jn« refund (M Deeeakor—- * Thurman I Drew, doc diCrib MSI St IN.korworeot* January — * Indian* Service Corp elect »erv 21* OUS Treaaury Drpt . leach W T 101 OS * Jay Co R E M C.. eloc ton J«* 9 Suttle. Co. liuatee, bond Z 3 Irdiana Ser.lce Corp, ole* *et». 22* 23 Berne Witnew. local adv of prop 4IS r. Edith MorriMn. te.chin* 12318 23 Ru*etl* Sautblno. do l«00 M V.uihn Mattox, Janitor service 11M 2S Rhe* Str-yer. reachin* IS*** ti Leia ChamneM. do l*» •• 23 J Prank Merriman, bu* driver IM4* n Jai-ob Schwartz. Janitor service 13 00 aW H Pattrrwn. Ml . rent, tr ev 7* *• » Floyd L Meyer, bu* driver MS* 30 Roy Youn* Iran, of srade. IN** M Decatur D.iley Dem legal adv 45 6* rekroary—--1 Ftank Dellinger, auct acti prop 12 08 2 Richard .Manley, sues for acOtonl 4*o It Jay Co R E M C. elec aerv. 4.11 14 Ferd bitterer twp deed of ach. ISt 14 Pcntmaater. po»la*e atamps I«* 15 Glen Neuenarhwander. Irk In* 191* 30 Ctery.Ul Rice. »ub taachln* M•* 20 The Willshire Herald adv 3SC 33 floeell. Sautblno. tearhma IM 43 S 3 Edith Morrtam. do — 14* 3* U Charlo. W Lore, window repair 3*o* IS Donald Sipe. Janitor aervicoll3o » J Frank Merriman true driver l«*M r Leta Chamnea., do S Rkaa Strayer, de iSS SS » Ja<-vb A SchwarO janitor aerv. IS 00 a Jacoti E Schwartz. Janitor *ervkw IIM 27 Roy Young, trana IMS* 27 Indiana Serv Corp , elec rerv 313 K F oyd Meyer*, bu. driver*4l* a C J Jone*, .beep claim 31 so Marrk1 Kocher Lumber Co , *laaa. 4th 3(* , 4 Thurman I Drew .urplut d«>* m. SI I* 7 Bert W Parr, coal cotw _ TIM »Saylor. Chev Sale*, tire repair 18S4 13 Jay Co R E M C.. elec aerv. 44* U Edith Mornaon. teaching tn *9 M Leia Chamnew do _____ icsoo 23 Rhea Strayer, do. !*seo » Roy Young tranapoetatlon ,MkM ti Robert Brown, teaching ... I**99 a J Frank Mammon, transportation 194 *9 3 Floyd Meyer*, do. „ *399 *) Donald Sipe. Janitor sen- 1130 » Jacob Schwartx. do 17 ** April—--2 Ernr.t Lehman. *n*. oil _____ ta*S * W H Patteraon. aal . rent, exp IMC9 * Indiana Serv Corp . elec aerv IS* 0 Jay Co R E M C. «lec aerv 4*9 * Modern School Sup., twp aup 19 M C U S Tree* Dept teacher* W T *1 «* a Chart** W Lore, repair window 139 a Llue Creek Twp teacher, retire last 3Z Wm Burke >Adm I. sheep elatm 1*99 a J Frank Memman transportation it* a* 33 J Frank Merriman iTr 1, coin IM SO a Kruger Oroc Co . broom* 4*9 a A J Muoer ah i>& repair M«* M Hvy Young, transportation I*3 M K Marvin Haines .Mop elatm 4S*** ■ Donald Sipe Janitor service 111* M Fdlth Morrison teaching I**K 3* Chrystal Rice teaching . . 34 0* *• Jacob E Schwarts, janitor aerv I**9 » Indiana ServUo Carp. elec aerv l*a s G C McAihany. care of e*me_ IMS* » Kocher Lumber Co . window glass 3 a ** R°6ert Brown, teaching, im (9 » Floyd L Meyers, transportation 1*49 Leia Chamnea* leaching|«* M » Rhea Sbayer. do IMM * W H Patterson, aal . rent, esp. 1* 9* »Jacob A Schwarts, janitor aerv Mt* May—i M.lo Fmh. Mieep claim «*s* 38. E Ha**ard. da. 3* a* 3 Ourlea W Lore repair Wia , dr. 49* 1I J R Imp Co . roof , 90* . gtaa 19* 4 Chevroret SalM. Ou. 4*9 » Milo Fuchs sheep atptm 3*49 15 Halberstadt rep. Bw* bedy 3*9 3 Glenn M»nn. t.re repair M 39 « F~m Bur.. u . «a. f« bm _ 3* 4 « Indian. Servw, ©Mp . !Je 31 Serv-V. BMse. MnHor Mipp _ |> n *' W M Rs*W«»on. asl rent, exp 7*4* Jose—- * **«- L H— te*44 Cbm exp 4*9* 14 Mare Haley MawerMa repew WM M Decatur Lumber Co. rep., met 413 re ” 11 B P»«»rson tri. rent. w- *• DW ‘*» thmiea *4* _tot b. bed t n fiCMrtre w ure are. ® v B Trowory Dre V f wj, »«»ro Neuerwchwander tranM I*3 31 » TtTIU **• **** ””•* »*••• » Barm- Lrenbe, wmdm, W gw- US* »w. F Johnaw waneTOa 4M w On " WPba rep. aß*_ 34M . v W r”’"’ 8 " «H rM< exp nw » R Raauard. dkaap ahum _ _ «, M » *rana*4r to OreaUo „ * •* •* wnre.varea B X ©e.. eeel _ *«** * ■■ laßta. eeal ___ .. mj* •■on fb*a* 1,, A «n-»W *eaL_ a*Mj **** "* ••

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M Jacob 3D lister Paint*, Jenna * » Rhea Stray,, **■ 34 Leta Chamn,,, M J Fran* >■ a> Floyd L Meyer '*■ » Roy Yount cnvmg so William T»,pi, W “ Edith Mom-.n 8 „ 39 Adolph Ham October— Ja 4 W H Potterum mi 4 S E Merriman A c. 11 Holthouae rn us p 0 EM 11 Saylor. Chev ium. I* Chile. Uw Os In. H,, 14 Adams Co F.rn> B ’■ 14 Serv-U« Store Mh 33 t-ela Chamneaa 33 W G Teepl, do ”■ 33 Edith Monlwn a,. 'fl 23 Rhea Strayer do 23 Donald Roc fl 23 Larter Paint, r*, ”fl 23 Frank fl 23 Floyd L Meyer. *. *fl 33 Roy Youn, '■ i.-jK 1» Warsaw Chen l!fBi r. WE » Adam. Co f .rrr, B 'fl M Induing fterv.ee r w , *© Erne*’ Girod < Lua Neveasker:4 Jar County R F M t 1* Frontier Pre.. I*,. I* HlM.tr s .p.|, y, M *■£! I* Berne Lun-.le, Co 23 Leta Chan.ru, >»•>,., Jv? 2* W G Teep.e d o fl 33 Edith Moeriyon. -x "|j 22 Khe* Strayer do Z 3 Donald R.» .yn.tor 22 Lester Pmnt.r |an,ur 122 J Frank Men.man 22 Floyd Meyer eo fl 22 Roy Young ' .o-i* rurw. Z 3 S»rv-Ua Store re.au e 2J Roy Young repair of 25 Indiana Servo, Corp M Food Town. jar..u„39 Dally Democrat *dy December—--2 Jefferson Garage re* re JRI 2 Lyechty Motor Servk* a Ml 4 Berne Witnem Ce. ae. M •A. J Moser Co. Ire rgCte It Wlllvhtre Lumber Co m It Le* Hardware Co. a*, xjg II Public Service Co rere 14 Jay Co R E M C eta fl 17 Farm Bureau ga. tar re It Lyman L Hann, tert, <«a ■ Lota Chamneu uartuh fl 24 W C. Toepie do II X Edith Morrtaon do 34 Rhea Strayer, do. .AM 34 Donald Roe. Jandar ama 3* Leeter Pain Ur. *0 39 J Frank Merriman 134 Floyd L Meyer. *4 fl 3* Roy Young, tranaporure . 129 C, O Manley adv Mr '] 29 Leland Ripley do gp 2* George Sipe do Mn 3* Florence Whittredge ce-anU| 39 Ora E Patterson ml, ne 30 Mann > Garage Im, a; reb 23 Lleeniy Bro. . repa r S Z 3 Berne Lumber Co sere33 Liechly Bro. reparr n.. H 23 Collector of tnt Rev W «VI rt A. J. Moser rep. *p« Statement Shewing twesargJw Paid to the Varhrm fwf®* Creek Teeaikla Be* • Ceeetr It*' Disbursement- Theeefrre • W Remamm* Therein for -J» Derember 31. UM* en Tefal es AX tut H Jan I. I*4*. Balance on tn M Receipts durin: year Total of Balance, and »m»<M Duburaemenu during yer J Final Balance. - -fl Tob.akl* r«M , Jan I. t*4*. Balan-e or. raw fl Receipts dining year fl Tout of Balan... and Diaburwrnrnl. during /»•» -M Final Miners fl uog r*s* ■** Jan I. t*43 Balance on Mat MM Here 1 pt< during year » Total as Balance, and VnVj DUbureement. during 2*w Final Balance. we Talite* FsM I Jan. L »H* B*Ur » on , Reeeipta during year - —■ Total es Balance, and DWburaemenl. during r* pu Final Balance, — special Vkeet f* Jan I. 1*44 Bolan, t on b tel Receipts during year t« Total of Batoncei and S'-"-’ |*| DMbiarerment. during r»>' J Final Balance. — Total balance, a. •>*»* ’fl repert Warrant-check. •. a*-s« ■ , . eeanber 31. IM. Total bounce. tne er*«<fl . worrant« Dec 21 ”• fl Caah in dep.r •• 194* - fl L Or* O Patreraa" *■ Blue Creek To* -mua Ind. do aolemr.ii *«"»• «Jfl the peecedmg report -f menu and Balar e. » at I verily believ. and t la ttile report are .» •* eereed by me and th* "fl of expenditure. rr»d3r4 w"fl| paid m the »ams ••J**’ ■warn nr unplied uon thereof mail - re'a-’r-jfl to me or any otnr- r”"*’ hectare, and ttrear ■* have recelvvd r.« value re eenrd-»’" *fl| mode by me m T-»-*»« (M A E a . at Blue Creek T<**fl Sutmemhed and the Charrman of «*. **”fl Ums TPwnabiP »”>• ”* fl B G«OW-< A< ’" or L-fl Cree* Tbks report was pfl xpsre-.-rd tsy !!» gH r wet* of rp *** p® St re W Jorma auK * *ta fl