Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 40, Decatur, Adams County, 17 February 1947 — Page 2

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MRS. ANNETTE BELL (Continued from Page 1) The body may viewed at the funeral home . until time tor the services o Trade Ir. a Good Town Decatur Cabinets Double Bowl Base Sink and Wall Cabinets Radios Console-Com bi na t ion Record Platers KITCHEN Maytag Sales and Service 110 Jefferson St. Phone 95

COMPLETE CLOSING OUT PUBLIC SALE — INDIANA’S BEST — 280—ACRE LEVEL BLACK LAND FARM—2BO 160 ACRE, 80 ACRE AND 40 ACRE TRACTS AND All Livestock, Poultry, Tractors, Implements, Grain and Hay, Household Furniture MONDAY, FEB. 24, 1947 Sale of Personal Property at 9 A. M. Sale of Reabttatate at 1:00 P. M.

LOCATION: Sale will be held on the premise*. is mile* East of Fort Wayne, Indiana, one I' S Road 30. Or 18 mile* Weal of Van Wert. Ohio 2 mile* East and 2 mil*** North of Monroeville Ind Or 1 mile Weal of Indiana A Ohio Slate line on road No. 3ii. then * 4 mile North What Is known as the Barney Papenhrook farm TRACT No. 1 160 ACRES —ISO acres under cultivation. 10 acrea woods pasture: Level, Black. very fertile soil HOUSE—Beautiful in room two story house. Slate roof. Brick foundation. Completely Modern In every detail Toilet and lavatory on first floor; Modern bathroom on second floor; built-in features Flre ( place in living room Enclosed porches Basement under entire house. Furnace and stoker. Electric water heater. Water pressure system GARAGE Two car frame garage. Sliding doors, concrete floor and foundation. BARN —31*60, concrete floors throughout. CRlß—Double crib and wagon shed, with overhead graneries , H<M> HOUSE—2IxS6 Instil Brick siding. Concrete floor and foundation Built-in self feeders. Water. (This Building New.) POULTRY HOUSE 24x56 t MODERN t Built same as above hog bouse I Newt IMPLEMENT BUILDING--Same as above 2 buildings. With Granery 24x8x10 anti work shop tnewt. BROODER HOUSE. 10X14: Metgl Crib 450 Hu Granery 8x10; Modern. Concrete Dairy House. 10X 12; Drove Well, Cistern; Electricity to all buildings. TRACT No. 2 40 ACRES, le-vel. Black. Very fertile soil All under cultivation Situated just across road. West from tract No I IMPROVEMENTS- -Two story 8 room frame house; Barn 36x66. Concrete floors; Shed 24x36 adjoining; Corn Crib l.wd Bu capacity TBACT No. 3 80 ACRES a.I under cultivation Level. Black Soil Situated across road. North of Trait No 1. (NOTEI This Entire 280 acres is Level. Black soli Entire Farm is exceptionally well drained, and has tu-» be<t of drainage outlets Conveniently located for Ma ke’s, th hools and Churches Only U mile off Lln< »ln Highway. The Buildings are the best 1* nins* be seen to be appreciated. Come prepared to buy as the land will be sold to the highest bidder Each tract will tn* offered separately in 160. 80 and 40 acre tract* and as a whole, selling In order the blghe-l offer is obtained. About 75 acres has l»een Can plowed. TEBMb and POSSESSION; H cash on day ol sale, balance carb upon delivery of Deed and Abstract (Clear title .) Will give immediate posesslon Mari’h l»t, 1917. Inspection of Farm and Personal Property can be made any time » PERSONAL PROPERTY HEAD CATTLE—I 3 Gserwey Gow. *■ “Uklng 4 gab par day; U

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Orders Cases Left Off Court Docket Old Coses Dropped From Court Docket A number of old cases were ordered left off the docket of tin* Adam* circuit court by Jud re J. Fred Fruchte. a* a part of Saturday* court action They include the following: note suit of Leo Be-all against Charles W Haggard: note suit. Eug<n«- Runyon against Willard Kelsey; note- suit. American Medical Buxine** Bureau against Loui* Holthouse, Jr.; conversion of chattels. H It McClenahan a* executor of estate of Paul Schulte against Calvin Yost, suit for rent. Marie Scheumann against Charles and Amanda Berning. Divorce case. Virginia against Earl Baumgartner: damage suit. Charles ft. and Mabel Eyanson against Jacob Kipfer and Walter!

475- HEAD CHICKENS-475 475 Head Rhode Island Red Pulleta, laying good. A fine flock. HAY - GRAIN ■ SEED 25 ton Clover and Alfalfa Loose Hay; 3vu bales Oat Straw; 700 bu. good Vickland Oats; 80 bu Lincoln Soya Beans, 150 bu. Mixed Wheat and Rye; lint lb*. Sweet Glover Seed; 3*o tbs. Little Red Clover Seed TRACTORS and IMPLEMENTS Farmall F2O Tractor on Rubber, Ughts, Power Takeoff, in first class condition; Cultivators; AllisCbalmer RC Tractor on Rubber. Lights. Power Takeoff, power Lift; Cultivators; John Deere Heavy It In. 2 laittoin tractor Plow, John Deere Heavy 12 in. 2 liottom tractor Plow; David Bradley 8 ft Tractor Disc; 8 ft. John Deere Combine on Rubber, good; Little Giant 40 ft. Portable Grain Elevator, with hoist, new; John Deere 7 ft. Power Mower: John Deere Heavy. Tracto Side Delivery, like new;* John Deere Tractor Rotary Hoe. 4 row. D. Bradley 3 section Spike Tooth Harrow; New Idea 2 tow Corn Picker on Rubber, good; American Hay Loader. good; 8 ft. Binder; John Iteere Dump Rake; Oliver Superior 13 hole Fertilizer Grain Drill, like new; 2 wheel Grass Seeder. Tractor type; Rubber Tired Wagon and Rack, good: Wagon and Rask. Power Corn Shetler; John Deere Manure Spreader. Case Hammer Mill; 2 wheeled Stock Trailer and Hack, John Deere Power Take-off Tiru Pump; Su perior Bert Drill; John Deere Beet Cultivator; J. Deere $99 Corn Planter. Fertiliser Attachment; Clipper Fanning Mill; 2 Land Rollers, 12 hole Self Feeder; Electric Fence Charger. Power Lawn Mower. 24 inch: Stock Tank; Oil Tank Heater: Hog Fountain: Electric Hand Drill; Chicken Feed era and equipment; Fuel Drums; Double Set Harness. Double Harpoon Fork; 5 ten gal Milk Cans; Many articles too numerous U> mention AUTOMOBILE and TRUCK: 1938 Black LpLux Tudor Chevrolet, good tires and in good condition 1333 Chevrolet 04 Ton Truck, flat bed. in good condition. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Electric Frigidaire Refrigerator. 6 fl. 4 mo old; Maytag Electric Washing Machine. Square Tub; Maytag Rotary Ironer. new; Good 3 pc. Uv ing Room Suite; Library Table. Cable Upright Piano and bench; Good Rug. 18x10; End Table* Floor Table Lamps; Philco Console Radio: 5 Good Rockers; Magazine Rack; Good Lounge Chair. Hassock; Writing Desk; 4 drawer Steel Filing Cabinet. Good 9x19 Rug; Packard Victrola; Hail Tree; 3 Rugs, Floral Pattern. Bxl6 and 13x11. Good Oak Dining Room Suite. Table. Buffet. 8 chair* matching table-desk and chair; Carpet Throw Ruga, Bedding; Linens; Sheets; Curtains; Oak Bed. complete. Dresser. Chest. Commode. Love Seat; 2 metal Twin Beds, complete. Clothe* Closet; Nite Stand; innerspring Mattrees. Dresser. Nite Stand; 9x12 Rug Porch Glider; Porch Furnit ere. Minnesota Drop-head Sewing Machine; Rug 6xß; White Bed. Innerspring Mattress Vanity. Chest. Chair. Oak Bed. complete; Chest "“ d , l Oak Kitchen Table and 4 chairs; Standard EJectri. Stove. good. Kitchen Heater Stove. White Enamel Finish Laundry Stove: Laundry Tuba; Numerous Cooking Utensils, etc.; Canned Fruit and Vegetables; Miscellaneous article* T EMMS—CASH.

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Eicher; ejectment suit. Ernest Fisher against Robert and Helen Cummings; divorce, Homer against Beatrice Meshberger; dii vorce. Allabelle Stauffer against i Amo* Stauffer; divorce. Betty against Robert Butler. A suit to set agide a deed, brought by Charles Beckman against Francis J. Monahan and ' Elinor Beckman, was dismissed. In the divorce case of Mary against Robert Hartsough the court ordered the defendant to pay fla per week for support of the wife and child and 175 attorney fees. o - - NAB FOUR (Continued From Pngs On*) from that vicinity sometyne Saturday night, indicating that the same thief or thieves might have been involved. The theft of a maroon and < ream Western Flyer bicycle, belonging to Jame* Myer*, was also reported to police, it was reported as stolen several days agog at the St. Joseph school.

Announce Opening Os New Store Here Harold Grant Plans . New Decatur Store Harold Grant, who recently sold his interest in the Cash Coal Feed and Supply Co., announced today that he would open a complete ready-to-wear store for children and young ladies in the next two week* in this citv. The new store will be located at the corner of Second and Jackoon streets and will be known as the Rosemary shop Mr. Grant stated that he would deal exclusively in clothing and accessories for girl t and young ladies in sizes ranging from 3 to 14. Mr and Mrs. Grant were in Chicago last week, where they made connect ions with several manufacturers and as »oou as shipments are received the new establishment will be opened to the public. Work has started on the remodeling ut the Rosemary shop room, and the owner stated that be hoped to receive hi* spring slock several weeks before Easter Mr. Grant elated that his store would be the only one iu the county retailing exclusively to children aud young ladies. CITY POLICE (Gffatinued Freq} Page On*) at the arraignments. Police chief Ed Miller slated today that the campaign was continuing today as ordered. A few tickets had been issued at an I early hour this morning a* chief I Miller and officer Sephu* Melchi made their round* to check overCity clerk-ireasurer Vernon time parking. Aurand said thia morning (bat more than half of Hie violators had called at his office and paid , their fl fine. The tickets, a* issued, call for all fine* to be paid ! within is hour*. Charge* may be filed in city court against anyone falling to pay within the required time. Conviction there would call for a minimum fine of Si and costs, amounting io Sil. MRS. ERWIN FRANZ (Continued From Psge One) Rev. Karl Hofmann officiating. Burial will lie in the church cemetery. The lowly will Ims removed from the Zwick funeral home to the residence, where friends may call after 7 o'clock this evening. Trade In a Good Town —Decatur

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PUBLIC SALE As I am quitting farming ami moving to town. I will sell at public auction the following described personal property on the farm located 7 miles east and 2’4 south of Berne, Ind., or 2 miles west and one miie south of Chattanooga. Ohio, on Thurs., Feb. 20 ’47 Commencing at 12:30 P. M. • 6—HEAD OF CATTLE—6 Guernsey-Durham cow giving 5 gal. per day. 7 gal. when fresh; Guernsey-Durham cow to frrrhcn in Feb.: Guernsey cow giving 2 gal. to freshen in May; Guernsey cow. 3 years old, heifer calf by side; 2-year-old heifer, calf by side; Guernsey bull 7 mJ. old. I*—HOGS—l* 16 feeding shoats. weight 75-8(1 |H>unds. POULTRY 140 head White Rock Pulleta. — HAY — 3 tons of Timothy and 4 tons of Clover hay; some loose straw. IMPLEMENTS Farmall "F" 12 tractor on steel with cultivator; 10-20 McCormickDeering; one 12" and one 14" Oliver tractor plows; International disc harrow; International manure spreader; New Idea manure *preadt*r; J I. Case corn planter; John Deere corn planter; 7 ft. McCormick binder: 5 and 6 ft. McCormick mowers; 10-hoe American grain drill: 2 spike tooth harrows; Dain hay loader; Oliver breaking plow; hay tedder; wagon with grain bed; rubber tire wagon with grain lied: single shovel plow. MISCELLANEOUS Brooder house 10x12: Brooder stove; Feed grinder; Corn Sbeller: Hog Feeder: Hog Trough; Hog Fountain; Chicken Feeder; Lard Press; Sausage Grinder: 4. 10-gal. milk cans:, milk pails and strainer: Oil Drum; 40 rods 32" 12" stay wire fence; 'butchering Itoard*; 2-gal-lon ice cream freezer; vinegar barrel; two wheel trailer with stock rack. HOUSEHOLD GOODS • 3 piece living room suite; piano; studio couch; davenport ; kitchen cabinet; library table; porch swing; some fruit jars and many article* not mentioned. TERMS—CASH. Sidney 0. Lautzenheiser OWNER Jeff Liechty—Auctioneer E W. Baumgartner—Clerk.

* FEB. —Lawrence Long. 4322 Buell St.. Fort Wayne, Ind., Two Modern Homes. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmaun. auctioneer. FEB. 17—Troy Beattie, 5 miles south and I*4 east of Akron. Indiana Two Faints 8# and 93 a* res; 96 Head of Livestock- Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmann. Auct. FEB. 18—B<*n McClougban. Warsaw, In i. Modern Hom*. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. P. Nanrnar.n. Auct. FEB. 19 —Chas. C. Underwood. Glendale Drive. 44 west and ’4 south of Fort Wayne Country Club Entrance. Fine Modern Home and 5 Acres. Midwest Really Auction Co.. J. F. Sat: matin. Auctioneer. FEB. 20—John H. Long. 1 mile Eas: of Farmland. Ind. Improved 55 acre farm. Modern Improvement*. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sann'anit, Auctioneer. FEB. 21—Dallas tkiup. Hicksville. Obio. Personal Property and Livestock. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F Sanmanu. Auct. FEB. 21—Jessie Shiinp, 1 mile cum of Geneva or 5*4 mile* southeast of Berne. Soman Bros.. Aneta. FEB. 22—H S. Robinson 4 Hubert Butler. 5 miles east of Decatur on road No. 2t4. then 1 mile *<>utb on road No. 101 or 1 mile north of Bolhj on road No. 101. 1 mile west of Caltaty church. 80 acre farm and permonal property. Roy s. Johnson & Son. Auctioneer*. FEB. 23—F- J. Duudi rman. 107 Car.al Ht.. Antwerp. O. Modern 7 room Home. 1:00 P. M. Midwest Realty Auction Ck>.. J. F. Sanmunn. Auctioneer. FEB. 22—Amos D. Zehr. Hicksville. Ohio. New 5 Room Molera Horn" and 2 lot*. 2:3U P. M. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. fenmimi. Auctioneer. FEB. 24—Schilh Bro*.. Sl6 North Williams Si . Paulding. Ohio. Fine 9 Room Brick Hume. Midwest Really Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmann —Auctioneer FEB 24— Hoben Frisinger and Betty Frisi..g«< Rafeer. Well Improved H« acre pintles W^. De<*lar lad on 231 A-cttonser . nmaan—

REPUBLICAN < Conllnu*d From Par* Ono) lie achieved with the lesser budget | raving. In postponing tax reduction hearings until after congress make* up Its mind on the budget, the way* and mean* automaticalj ly will have to postpone cunsld- ! erat lon of the administration's I tariff-cutting program. Knqtson | said. ' The way* aud mean* group had I intended to start hearings next Monday on a resolution to postpone further tariff cutting. GOLDEN ACRES SALE PURE BRED Hampshire Hogs FRL, FEB. 21 12 Noon I 31 Bred Sows and Gilts I I Boars 20 Open Fall Gills Deep. wide, production bred, shod nosed, medium legged Packer breeder feeder type. Steam Roller blood. Write for catalogue. MYERS & SHORT Geneva, Ind.

53 KILLED IN (Continued from Paige 1) Tablazo. Poe. an Avianca Instructor. was said to be familiar with the rugged terrain. The Bcgotu airport last heard from him by radio at 12:18 p. m. ■ ■ I ■ ■■■■' O ■■ ' — —' ra HEAVY VIOLENT (Continued From Paas Duel bridge and plunged into 12 feet of water in the Shrewsbury river. Capt. John Feurtado of Miami drowned when his ship, the Shawassee HI. hit a reef and foundered 60 miles off Miami and a member of a tugboat crew was lost vhen the ve**<-l was rammed by

■; Community Auto Auction! EVERY WEDNESDAY—I 2 NOON ( WT) | < • $lO per car sold—l 2 unsold | t ome prepared to buy. Bring tars early. I H GARWOOD MOTOR SALES I ; East Monroe St. Decatur. |J| *»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦»»♦ 11l 11 PUBLIC AUCTION CATTLE AND HOGS Tues., Feb. 27, ’4l at 12:00 Noon C.fl.T. 32—HEAD CATTLE—32 T. B. & Bangs Tasted Guernsey Cow. 4. due Feb. 27; Holstein Cow. J. dur fa gj Shorthorn Cow. 3. due in March; Durham Cow, 3. «lu<- In Mur -a* I horn Cow. 6. due Feb. 27; Guernsey Cow. 3. calf by Hide; i.wnwl Cow. 3, calf by side; Shorthorn Cow. 3. calf by *id<- Jersey <«Tll calf by side; Guernsey Cow. 3. due In April; Black Jersey Cow !a| March 13; Durham Cow. 3. calf by side; Guernsey Cow. I. calf bynitl Jersey Cow. 5. due Mar. 1; Guernsey Cow. 3, due in April ivta Cow. h. due Mar. 1; Durham Cow. 4. open; Holstein Cow. J dixte 1; Holstein Cow. 3. due Mar. 1; Holstein Cow. 8. due April I: horn Heifers due second calves; 3 Heifer* coining yearliu; (but I coming yearlings; White Shorthorn Bull, coming 2. 12—HEAD HOGS—I 2 11 Head Feeder*. 60 to 100 tbs.; Spotted Poland Chiu ta 1 year old. TERMS—CASH. AL GAGE OWNEI Roy S. Johnson & Son—Auctioneers Melvin Llechty—Auct & Sale Equipment K W. Baumgartner—Clerk. Feb. 17-fl-S

Public Sale 80—ACRE FARM—BO PBBMSIAL PROPEKn As I am located at Oawega, N. Y., 1 will sell my M* si-re Public Auction to the highest bidder, without reserve. Sale v# • premises. Sat, Feb. 22, 1947 at 1:30 P. M. LOCATION: 5 miles East of Decatur. Indiana on Road No j? I mile South on road No. 101 or 1 mile North of Bobo, on road No * 1 mile West of Calvary Church. LAND: 80 acrea. level, fertile soli, about 8 acre* timber balanc* culiivaiion. good drainage outlet. No open ditch on farm IMPROVEMENTS: Gopd 7 room house. 4 room* down and I i<n»m* W *m II cellar; Good Hiproot Barn. 32x60 with shed 14x32 adjoinio: «■ windbreak ehed 14x40. Concrete floors in dairy barn: ( nicrete tank in windbreak. Barn was built in 1933. Granery and tractor •» Hog barn and implement shed Drove well. Cistern ElectiWU Twl* farm Is nicely situated for anyone working in Decatur desiring to live on a farm. - TERMS A POSSESSION: Farm I* clear of debt and purchawrW pay cash or owner will carry mortgage for one-half of *»lr • ,14% Interest. Al least 20% of sale price cash on day of w' l 1 title will be furnished. Will give possession March 1. 1947. H. S. ROBINSON OWNBB PERSONAL PROPERTY Sale Te Start At 12 Noon LIVESTOCK: Holstein Cow. 4 yr. old; Guernsey Cow. " stein heifer, bred: 3 Yearling Heifers, open; 2 large. feeder pigs. 40 to <0 lbs. „ , FEED: 4 ton Exira Good Clover A Alfalfa Hay: 2° Bale- • irwt* TRACTOR A IMPLEMENTS: Me Deering 10-20 tracts cwff plows; J. Deere corn planter with fertiliser attachment. > grain drill; Wagon and rack; Hay loader; cultivator*. steel tank. 600 gal. capacity; Breaking plow; Drill pres«* " Hog feeders; Oil Drums, and many miH•e^ , “ n '* ou • '..--.ma. Consignee by Mr- Harve Sutler, who ha* quit f* th* following article*: rsir* Tractor—McCormick-Deering 1941 Model H trn< lU iuiat** iMarter and light* and power take off. also power * ■ fD Little Genius 14" tractor plows: Mu-Deering heavy trac«» Ut . tuM tractor and equipment Is in first class condKion. 2 1 ‘ X /gt® I*, barrow; Good rubber tire wagon and 16 ft ff ra ' n j-uvrry 8 hole hog feeder. Tank baaler: M«-Deertng aide mower with tongs* truck*; «a* drums, and »mal! too’* H. S. ROBINSON

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