Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 126, Decatur, Adams County, 28 May 1947 — Page 2

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Report Lewis Ready To Trim Demands Willing To Reduce Contract Demands Washington. .May 28.—(UP) — John L Ix*wla wax reported today to be willing to trim hla contract demand* in order to reach an agreement with soft coal operatore before the June 30 strike deadline. The report* came a* Lewis prepared to begin separate wage conferences with southern coal products. Contract talks with northern and western operators have been underway for about two weeks. Informed sources said the United Mine Workers boss has his sights set ou a 25 cents an hour pay boost for his 400.000 miners. Rut they hinted he might be willing to settle for 15 cents an hour more, the same increase granted In many other basic Industries. These sources also indicated that Lewis might accept something less than the 10 cents a ton royalty he reportedly has demanded for the miners* welfare fund. The present royalty is five cents a ton. A spokesman for the southern operators, who represent about 25 percent of the soft coal Industry. predicted they might reach an agreement with Lewis more quickly than the other conferees. He said the southern operators had some proposals to make to the mine chief, hut he refused to divulge them until they were presented formally. The parties have 34 days to resolve their differences. The government's jurisdiction over the mines ends June 30 and they will be returned to private owners. If the owners fall to reach an agreement with Lewis by the deadline, the presumption is that he will call his miners out of the pits. -0 ———— -W’“M I * Entertain Senior* .The Adams County Rural Youth duh was host to all 1'»47 seniors in the county Tuesday evening at i a party In the junior-senior high | school. Decatur. .Mixer games were enjoyed by the early comers. Rill Aruold. vice president, conducted a short business meeting followed by the reading of the minutes by the secretary, Marjorie Roe. and the treasurer's report by Enid Ripley. Severalshort movie* were then enjoyed - by the group. Rob Haggard. presi-| dent, announced that the nextj activity of the dub would be a weekend trip to .Mammoth Cavea. Kentucky, in June. The 9Cf young people spent the remainder of the evening in square dancing. Refreshments were served by the following committee: Rill Arnold. Enid Ripley, Dale Fruechte. Vernon Ginter, Delbert Galltneyer, Ted Reinhart and Freeh Hower. 0 — CHURCH NEWS First Methodist Dr. Roxy Lefforge. a missionary of considerable experience In China, and lately of the Philippine*. will speak at thelo:2o hour Sunday morning at the Methodist church. Dr. lefforge was a captive of the Japanese for many month*. She was in great danger many time*, and suffered indescribable Inconvenience*, but was allowed to teach school. When released she was very sick, hut now has recovered and will return to Manila in the near future to resume her work there. A cordial invitation I* extended to ell who would like some first hand information of the open door to missionary work. IN MEMORY Glen D. Runner, veteran of World War II who died May 4, 194€. How could a slip of paper Make my heart a desert place. With terrifying duat storms Across an empty space. How could it freeze my leeiing. Reyond a sob or cry. With just a simple question, My God My God. Why? If I could just remember. Another desert place Where sweat and blood were mingled. Across ssd empty apace. Id see my Master praying. \ I would boor another cry. Who times my deepest sorrow My Cod—My God Why ♦

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

NOTICE Ok' *AI.E OF HEIL ■■TATB in ADMINIWTHATOB < «HW All. 1333 Mlnle us Indians (uunt, of Adam* aa la the Ida ma < Irrwll < nwrl tprll term thrrewf IM? Il», l.autarahrlrrr. <d>ulal*lru(»r of the Hatale of War, Alice t’oeh. late of Adniun t ooat,. Indiana, deceased. va Albert I ooh Ororae < ooh Emma l.aulrrnhrlner l ore Mtopher Effie l.autaeabelaer Herbert E. • ooh Hrntrlre lllchrraoa Helen lien rd Mndrllne Morria Paul t ank The undercslgned xdniliilalrator of tlie Estate of Mary Allee Cook, deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue <>t an order of the Adam* Circuit Court, he will at the hour of 2.30 P.M. on the 7th day of June, 1!<I7, at the premises In Kat-em, Adams County, Indiana, offer for sale al public sale, all the interest of snld decedent In and to the following described real estate, to-wlt; The North half of lota ten < |t», and and eleven till as the same are recorded on the recorded plat of tin- town of ftalem, said lota being located In the northweat quarter of Section 17 Townahlp 2* North Range fifteen (15) East and containing St* l ,4 aquare rods, more or le-s, In A-lama County, and the State of Indiana; Subject to the fall aaaeaarmnr of general taxes for the year of 1914 due and payable In the year 1947. Said sale will be made subject to the approval of aald Court, for not 1-• than two-third* <*k) »f the full appraised value of said real estate, and upon the following terms and condition**: For Cash. Possession on day of salt. Ro, E. I.aatseaheloer, Admlalatrster llahert H. Wei leuabaa. Alterne, hr eafate nemaa Brothers, Ailcllnneera. Earl Peremna, clerk. May 11-fl-29 June 4 AOTI4E OF EMAI, SETTI.EWEAT OF ESTATE MO. 5?44 Notice la hereby given to the creditors. heirs and legatees of Sarah Boyer, deceased to appear In the Adam* Circuit Court, held at l>ecatur, Indiana, on the 9th day of June, 1917, and show .suae. If any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said de-edent should not he approved; and said heirs are notified to then and tiler* make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Edwin 11. t.lllloui Adnalnlalralor lleeninr, luallann. Mn, IS. 11*17. Allornev < . 11. Mnaelnian May 21-2* NOTICE <n FINAL »i; I I i OE E*TATE AO. 413 U Noth-* Is hereby glv«n to the creditor*, heirs am! legatees of Mary E. Johnson, deceased to appear In the Adam* Circuit Court, held at l>e atur, Indiana, on the 11th day of June, 1947. and show -a is*. If any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT AfV'OI'NIS with the e*ist- of -aid decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Joeephlne Runwsnrtner Ailnilnlairslrls lleeHiur. liKlintin. May 20. IIM7. VHornrv H. 11. MH lennhnn May 21-2 S

NOTICE ”1 .* M»A-KES’HEATS STATE OF INDIANA, COIATA OF IN THE IIIAIH < IH4 IIT IOIHT. 11-HII. TEKM. 11*47. ( A 4 «*E AO. I77MR. GEHAI.I* It. DAAIEM AM EI.SON H. DAVIES. EAEI.AA DAVIES COHA VAA DAVIES. II.AIIEHE EI.MEH DAV lE*. JOSEI’HIAE DAVIE*. HAZEL MAA Mill.l.Eli. HOY MII.I.EH. BESSIE DAVIE*. iI.VVT«*A DVVIE*. ii*A*TVA*E AAA davie*;ihi:he*a DAAIEM, DALE DAV lE*. KK H VIII* DVV lE*. FAITH DAVIES, MAHA DAVIE*. JA4K DVV lE*. < I.VII V DVVIE*. MII.D---IIED Mi-IAIVRE. VVAHtIEA M«IATVHE. HEIIVI. DVV II S. HOME DAVIES. HOME DVVIE*. Bl VKHIVA. VAD HE**IE DAVIE*. Gl VRDIVA. TOi ELSON 11, DAVIE*, EVELYN DVVIE*. H*R-. VAA DAVIES, ■ LVKEA4E EI.NMH DVVIE*. .I<*«EI*HIAE DVVIE*. HE**IE DAVIE*. CLAVTON DAVIE*. <«»A*TVA< E VAA DVV lE*. TIIEKE«V DAVIE*. DALE DAVIES. KD IIAIID DAVIE*. FVIIH DAVIE*. MVIiV DAVIE*. JAiK IIAVIF. LLAKA DAVIE*. MILDHED MrIAI'VKE. VA VHHIIA MrISTVHE. BEHAL DAVIE*. HOSE DAVIE*. HOSE DAVIE*. 441 VHDIVA. VAD IIEVSIE DAVIE*. Gl VHDIVA. The plaintiff in the above-entitl-ed eauae have filed bls complaint therein, together with an affidavit that the aald defendants. Ebon It. Davies, Evelyn Davies. Cora Ann Davies. Clarence Elmer Davie*. Josephine Davies, Bessie Davies Clayton Davies. Constance- Ann Davies. Jack Davie*. Clara Davies. Mildred M-'lntyre, Warren Mclntyre. I Beryl Davies, lto»e Davies. Rose Davies, Guardian, and Bessie Dav-h-s, Guardian, are not residents of the State of Indiana and the object of aald action Is to enforce the partition „f the following deaerll<ed real e-tate In Adams Co>:nty In th* State of Indiana, to-wit: The west half <>f the aaMlheaat quarter as see*low aevea <7* ta townahlp twenty al* *2O) north, rnmte fifteen* IS* enat con*n*nlnit a acres more or less. nlso. The rest hnl* of total- went half of Ihr northeast quarter «f srellun rlabteen 41** In risinshlp twrwtr *4* <2o* north, range fifteen III* east, contnlning 4 acre* more nr lr**t that a cause of action <-xl*t* against each of aald defendants and each of said defendants !• a necessary party to said action. Now, therefore, the *al<l defendants Elsqti It. Davies. Evelyn Davies, Cora Ann Davies, •larence Elmer Davies. Posephin* Davie*, Bessie Davies. Constance Ann Davies, Theresa Davies Del- Davies. Illchard Davies. Faith avles, Mary Davies. Ja< k Davies, Clara Davlr*. Mildred Mclntyre. Warren Mclntyre, Heryl Davies. Rose Davies, Hose Davies, Guardian, and Bessie Davies, Guardian are each hereby notified that unless they be and appear In the Adams Circuit Court on the Ist. day of Keptembrr. 1947 at the Court House In the City of Decatur, In Adams County. In the State of Indiana and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be beard and determined In your absence. IN WITNESS WIIEBE**F. 1 have set my hand and affixed the *»•«! of said court this 14 day of May, 1917 Clyde 4*. Troutocr Clerk of the Adams f lreult 4 ourt D. Burdette 4 Uster. A Horney. May 19-24 June 2 p APIHHATMEAT OF EAECITHIN ESTATE NO. 43M Ao*lee Is hereby arlveu. That the undersigned has been appoint'd Eseciitrl* of the estate of Netada Barbara Weber late of Adams County, deceased. The estate la probably solvent. Mabel E*uuaoo Eseeotrl* Way ll*. IM7 Wyle* F. Purr lab Attorney May 21-24 June 4 There have been discegerefi and rUsbiLsd m Wyoming I 5" district meuia. aon-metalUe minerals and clays that bar* yresent commer cial value or potential ua®s.

Real Eatate Tranafars Gerald «. Hlricklar eUi to W Conrad etui, inlol 27 in Decatur. Esther Riegrlst Hteiner etvir to Delxiss William Fireoved elux. in lot 19« in Rente. Decatur Homesteads Assn. Inc. to Charles O. Rtitzer etux. inlot 9 in Decatur 13,370. t Frank H. Brown ctux to Char)** N. Rrown etui, Inlot 3*fi in Geneva. Calvin Coppess etux to Jacob Kaehr etal. 155.17 acres In French Twp. Gerald G. Rtrlck ler etal to Woodrow Hayworth etux, inlot 2 in Decatur. Grace Hunt etal to James .Meyer. Inlot 7 in Linn Grove 12.30®. Enoch Habegger etal to Menno L. Schwarti etux. 5k acres in Mon roe Twp. 918.124. David J. Graber etux to Adam L. Schwarti etui, 40 acres In Monroe Twp. Christian -Eicher to Raymond F. Eicher. .488 acres In Wabash Twp. Louetta C. Lange to Arthur <l. Martinez etui, Inlota 12 A 8 in Decatur. Corwin L. Newcomer etal to Harold T. Field, etui, inlot 99 in Geneva. Noah M. 1-ehtnan etui to Albert M. Stahiy etux. land in Wabash Twp. Rertha Ashbaucher etvir to Robert H. Ashhaucher etui, part out lot 79 in Decatur. Delile C. Chllcote etux to Charles F. Cook etui. Inlot 499 In Decatur. Faye Dull etui to Iva D. King etvir, 20 acres in Blue Creek Twp. Mary V. Heller etvir to Paul E. Strickler. Inlot k«3 In Decatur. Everett F. Miller etui to True D. Foreman etux, inlots 31 to 41 hi Ceylon. Jerden F. Suntnann etui to Marcus E. lAigiltbill etux, 74 acre* In Jefferson Twp. Samuel 1). Nussbaum etux to Arthur J. Martinez etux. inlot 49 in Decatur. Homer Gerber etux to Maelielte Johnson, so acres in Kirkland Twp. Maenette Johnson to Homer Gerber etux. Ko acres in Kirkland Twp. Gustave H. Miller etux to Mary Catherine Spangler. 5 acres in Preble Twp. Mary Catherine Spangler to Gustave H. Miller etux. 5 acres in Preble Twp.

Knights Os Pythias Meeting Cancelled The regular meeting of the Knights of Pythiiw lodge h<r<Thurnday night has been ca'icelltd because of the .Memorial Day holiday on Friday. 0 Trude In n Good Town — Drcntur 'haugkT Heating & Appliances Elertromaster Apartment Size Electric Ranges (with 3 burners and deep well cooker) 5116.25 Philco Home Freezers—s cu. ft. (3 compartments and 5 yr. Guarantee, Sealed Units) $211.50 Premier Upright Model Sweepers (with the VibraSweep Brush and 2 Speed Motor) $69.50 plus attachments Premier Tank Type Sweepers (complete set of attachments. steel tank and </j h.p. motor) $71.50 Jacobsen ’ j h. p. Water Systems $175.00 Dew Water Softeners—6o,ooo grain (carries factory guarantee to soften Decatur water)sl92.so (Other sizes up to 500,000 grains) Bryant - Pittsburg - EvansMertland - Conco Water Heaters $77.50 and up (Many sizes for Gas, Oil or Electric.)

NOTICE! Now Open for Business. General Repair. Also go on tractor work. All work guaranteed. Also Soft Drinks. Owned and operated by Kenneth Hoffman. KEN’S GARAGE 4 miles West and 1 mile north of Copper Corners. Known as Honduras.

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Knapp Service Corner 2nd & Jackson Decatur, Ind.

Local Man Named By Auto Dealers R J, Macklin of Macklin's garwas elected Adams county YhAlrman for the new district auto dealers association formed in Fort Wayn<‘ lasi evening. J. R. Stonebraker of Kendallville was elected presid* nt of the group, healers from th“ fourth congressional district form the organization. which stand* for fair treatment to new car buyers. 0 LAD MURDERED tiouHuurg from I'age I) family.” he said. Prosecutor Kenneth Smith said he would present a motion in j probate court to waive juvenile' jurisdiction and bring the easel directly to circuit court. Police said Terpening showed no remorse and was not nervous during their long questioning. He posed readily for photographers, staring steadily into the cameras. Using a .22 caliber rifle, the farm boy had fired one bullet each into the back of the heads of Rarbara and Gladys. He shot Stanley twice and pumped four bullets into baby Janet.

Atlas Power Tools We have been appointed distributors for the fann»u> ATLAS POWER TOOLS, Manufacturers of high-grade • DRILL PRESSES • LATHES • HY DR ALIC PRESSES ; • SAWS •JOINTERS And Other Quality Power Tools We have in stock for immediate delivery. la»the> « n< * several model* of Drill Prewes. ARNOLD & KLENK MADISON STREET

Macklin’s Super Serv. Corner Madison & Third Decatur, Ind.

PLAN OBSERVANCE iraatlaae® frnm Pa*r I) address will feature the program The Rev. Ignatius Vichurax. assistant pastor of the St. Mary's Catholic church and a World War 11 veteran, will deliver the address 1-awrence Rash. Jr., of the Legion, and Edward Noonan, of the VFW, are in charge of the cere monies, Ehinger is directing the work placiug flags on veterans' graves. o— PLAN WATER SAFETY *4 oh* lnar«l tram t'ser I* develop an extensive program in water safely. .Mr. Finlayson was recently appointed first aid. waler Roy S. Johnson & Son Auctioneers & Real Estate Ws'li bo glad to Represent you in th* transaction of Real Estate at Public Sale or private sale. 25 years In this business in Decatur We welcome your Investigation of our record of which we art proud. Phone 104 153 So. 2nd St. DeVoMs Bldg., Ground Floor Melvin Leichty, Rep., Berne, Ind., Phone 251.

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Ginter Service SlaJ Vernon Ginter I Preble. Ind. I

•nfety and aiiHeet mil chairman by C. E. M dpi chairman I Applicant* should ran fl . noon a* [HiHHibl* for '-owwifl ■ K?<! t'ro*. Office os *■ ■ street I ‘RH?I KJSWIIK m _ — * ■-j Notice! i i We are buying all r*J paper stock at prest* prices. J Alee want Scrap *»* JJ Rubber, Batteries. Au» ore, Brass, Copper, AI*W Zinc, Lead Babbitt, etc. I We accept Wire aad NOT tin cans. J i We are alee buyen * R hides, calf akin, sheep i low, fete, prsaoee. •<* The Maier Hidt & Fur Co. 710 W, Monroe St.