Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 61, Decatur, Adams County, 13 March 1947 — Page 7

SPAY. MAR. 13. I»«

wrests Made last Evening L Mon Fined Here I Parked Trailer Lir<*t« wePB mad * by L ly police authorities last Schafer. 28. <* Ll here today awaltiag ar Lnt on a charge of public Lon. which chief Ed MilI would be idaced against L was arrested late last y officers Robert HIU and Lote They charge the de[was in an auto in the rear Newberry store here, ap-

W ~ f; : - ww I* ’2i '* I Lwf dJd jk\ I ~ . will choowc stoves Zd fA I 1 -•ch aa thene to com- /// ffl I I plete spring and Easter IF (I f IJ a outfits. Varying lengths I I U / in line fabrics and kid Hl ** M’. in whites and colors. vs ff.'i Bahru* Gloves SI.OO up llexette Kid Gloves $3.98 up B * I Niblick dr Co. Public Sale! ■ m>|<| tin- farm and will sell my personal property at public aucL a farm located: 1 mile and ono-lialf South of Bluffton, Indiana Be KlHiigham Pike, on Monday, March 17,1947 Sale Starting at 10:00 A. M.. Prompt — SHEEP — BJ ii*-».| Mraa. Tlhw »wm are lam bin g now. JI Ewen have 1» It Bu< k. Coradale buck, 2 yearn old. — HOGS — K Head Good Feeder*. doubl# tmni lined. — HORSES — ■ Good Work llorat-a. HAY ANO GRAIN Kor M Ton good Mixed Hay. 30 Hales (lain Straw: h<"» Hu. Good k Cora; t<m Hu. Tama Oat*. auituble for seed: 1W Balm) Wheat — TRACTORS — mi< k-Deering F-2o tractor on rubber, with tractor cuhlvatHower lift; (tegular Farniall tractor on Rteel. Thene 2 tract ora I* good Rhape. 2 bottom 14 inch Little Gentan traitor plow. ► DiM-n; 2 liottoin 14 tach Little Wonder Tractor Plow. FARM MACHINERY International hay loader, like new; John Deere 9#9 corn plainer, fertiliser attachmenta and Iwan foopiw i; McCormick binder: io h-niltaer grain drill: 2 • » hole fertlilxer grain -irilln: aide delivery : John Deere No. 4 mbwer; 3 wagon* and 2 grain liedn: Duniu.m Meker; 2 nectlon uteel tooth harrow: 3 nection wood frame lw New Ideal manure npreat'er; rotary hoc: Corn ntalk antk Itean • MtConnlck Deering ningle row lultlpackt r; ami other farm nufry. PORTABLE GRAIN ELEVATOR pn<rnai grain and hay elevator, new. with electrh motor. Thin I' «an bought new last fall. L — TRUCK — rvv Ford Truck with grain lied. 1 Just put a new motor In this B THRASHING MACHINE thrashing machine. 22 Inch cylintier: 3S inch nep AU KINDS SMALL TOOLS—MISCELLANEOUS J®*", (>rn gjj.He,,. likp new . z |mzl aaws; ami frames: 2 v heel ' r: fence stretcher; 41k beaches balling wire; power •’hem r with elevator and lowerer. New K7 titling *eat for trac i ortsc and t 4 ga« engine like new; pump jack: wheelharrow: strft *1 shovels and picks; 7 batts binder twine; water tank on rnkM* P R<M,p: kinds of block and tackles; ropes: lot ot ‘ * r, ‘<king liars, etc South Bend maiablc coal and wood .Premier electric hand sweeper; desk, double barrel O i-'** 1 * *”*•*•■: cooking kettle*. got a lot of other snmlj Item* that I did not put on the CASH. JAMES (Jim) CROSBY . UaJL OWNER « Flattie tefieg JUS *ftt ®65".a teas*. Mar. II

parently attempting to start the auto, owned by H. D. Jasper, store manager. Ignition wires and a cigarette lighter In the car Imre blood, pro sumably from h cut on Schaler's band. Jasper, who called police, said a window in the vehicle was broken. He held Schafer until the officers arrived. Fined in Court Robert O'Hara, of Columbus. Ohio, was fined 11 and costs by Mayor John H Stults in a special city court session about 8 o'clock last night. He was arrested by Sheriff Herman Bowman, who charged that he left a 26 foot long trailer parked on ths wrong side of federal road 224. four miles east. The trailer bore no warning lights, the sheriff charged. O’Hara, who came here /lorn Ohio, said he left the trailer there because the load length exceeded

Indiana regulations Myles F. I’arri h ropreHentod the state nt the arraignment The defendant pleaded guilty to the charge. Divorce Awarded In Circuit Court Divorce Granted To Bluffton Plaintiff Judge J. Fred Frucbte in Adams circuit court this morning awarded a divorce to Harvey Hurst from Orpha Hunst. Both reside in Blutfton and the divorce case wan ventied here recently. Waiter Hamilton, of Hiufftou, represented the plaintiff and Myles F. Parrish, as proserutor here, appeared for the defentant in the' unconteptod action. A new divorce action was filed today by Ira Corbett, of this city, against Helen Corbett, in which Now Many Hear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FASTEETH. a pleasant alkaline |<non-a<ld> powder, holds false t<<-th 1 more firmly. To /at amt t>lk tn! mote 'omfort, Just siolnkh- a little! FAITOBETIf on your plates. No] gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feel. Ing. Cheeks "plate odor” (denture breath). Get EASTKI7III at any drug store.

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he charges cruel and Inhuman treatment in that on March 6 she a»sociktMi with another man, that she cursed hftn and called him vile names. Hl* occupation is that of a signal malntenan e helper. IL II McClenahan, as plaintiff’s counsel, filed the action. In the divorce case of Rita agatiiat Stanley Hmitiey, a citation was ordered for the def>ntant returnable March 14. Tiie divorce action of Joseph aguinst Alice Howard was dismissed and the costs paid. o— —, Marshall County's County Agent Dies Plymouth. Ind . March 13 —(t’Pt .Marshall county today mourned Lyman M. Butler, 55. county agent, who died of a heart .attack in Chicago last night. Butler was taking a 4-H demonstration team to a hockey game as a reward for their work. He was stricken as hie car neared the stadium. and he died within a few minutes. He was born In Rockville. Ind., and was a graduate of Purdue University. He Is survived by his widow and two sone. Isotb of them G. 1. student* at Pnrdue. Q Decatur Firemen To Meet Friday Night A wpecia meeting of the Decatur

firemen will be held at 6 o'clock Friday evening at the fire station on Seventh street All lireinou are urged to be present RED CHARGE ON (Continued From Page One) for any demand that might result from President's Truman's re(juest to congres* for aid to Greece and Turkey. The retiring commander in Ger-' many reiterated his earlier estimate* that the occupation would require ''ll) to 15 yearn.” JURY IS CHOSEN FOR (Continued From Page One) * ——— — I w.'s removed to Batfholotnew ' county hospital. The majority of I the 169 prospects questioned before selection of the final 12 were’ dismissed on grounds that they opposed capital punishment — ‘ especially in Hie case of teen-age youths. The prosecution said it would ai-k j the death penalty for the boys. State's attorneys said they ex-; pected to take three or four days to present their case. Attorneys for the defense said they would need at least three days. Defense attorney Emmanuel Baugh. Evansville, indicated that ‘ the boy* would base their defense ; on a theory of accidental shooting. Price earlier confessed in a written statement that he fired the

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