Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 141, Decatur, Adams County, 16 June 1947 — Page 5

| june 16 ’ 1947

Kt Reports For I of local markets I MUHRAV 4 co ' June lu® 11 '” “ ' ' 425 ibe I'” 1 ' 2150 ygMi !b«. 23 - k )! i 22.75 iKhB ' llb ' gaBsIS 21 oo lbs 20.50 |bi<, 22..ib I Ib h 21. < 5 'ißtetW 11,s .21 "0 MjsMd i" 1 '” liillw 15"" '■Rm IMSM a. Sat J-. 25 5 I ■■ !—■ - 11 °« «S|||Kr 8 WCK YARDS June 16 lbs. 250 u |g||H ii>. 2i ..> " ,h ■■■ 24 " is 24 2.> B3H ion. 21 "" I3H ihs " 23.75 B l !>h 23.50 ib- 1 2:100 ibs ■■ lbs 22.00 |B|M i' l - ■ 20 50 |l|||K . . • 23 HO WZB ‘bs. . . . 22.75 JLw lbs. . IYoO ZM ■ ■jT egg and quotations H ■Furnished by •AIR PRODUCE CO. «B T Phon* 38P KHL-rcited June 16 eggZ — - 37 over 3% lbs. .30 KnrSr'O' l 'rs under 3MI lbs. .28 Kiiens ..............16 ■M .10 nA. grain market ELEVATOR CO. H jKrr'ited June 16 subject to cnaage ■ | during day. ■h>M delivered at elevator. ■uea. S K .bi per buabel lata .04 per IM 1«M. 1 I Lo b. hrs. s Bgrain prices County F. B. Co-Op’s E Monroe-Williams June 16 !■. 3 00 Sb Bl ,J! * 2 2.95 rye prices Hkets At A Glance ■■By '.'nited Press ■■H irn-gul.irly lower in quiet |KI irregular; U. 8. governnot trade. KKtixks irregular. BH. corn, oats and barley wß*** r ' higher, cattle irregular ■■p steady to weak. - —-——■■ •■•■«-—— ■ksonal-Household HANGING or oilier money BKhanta&is —— •»» tor tie* e«M> to IS KKv uoe in* Incoms It sktof Mm Uant unit.lj xa- *•* “" w ,M li.it advantageous way to personal money needs. ■»l LOAN COMPANY ■E iscOTrosaTsn |Hb>M lar . Bcm 0m R«d«,.| OtCATUR. INDIANA EB*"""~" — '' i -ii ——— B&r BURK IL Elevator Co. g.WJJ*^_ p «tsreon . Manrow 1 > ~~~ 11 N - A. BIXLER S optometrist K. HOURS: ‘0 12:00 1:00 to 5:00 Bl Sa ‘“rdsy t , 8:30 p. m. B Telephone 135 By--—— - El ROOr > TO S S CELLAR 11 IN3URC WITH B heller ] Paw nfl||

LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 words or less: 1 time 50c; 3 times 75c; 3 times |1; 6 times |1.75. Rates quoted are for consecutive Insertions. No classified ads accepted for sklpday sebed rPrm / 0, l W Polnt BL *CK FACE Is 5c per word for In sertlon. Copy must b® l n office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday Saturday deadline Is » a. in. fok sale YOU CAN T "beaF IT-Bpram Furniture Store Is the hottest value spot in northern Indiana for furniture and rugs. Phono 139. New crop Keystone (iarden Seeds in bulk; new crop Keystone flower seeds in packages. Finest quality lawn seeds.—Burk Elevator Co. FOR SALK: 500 Sheets B*4xll 20 lb. White Bond Mimeograph 11.45- This bond mimeograph has good strength and drying qualities. Sized for pen and Ink. The Decatur Democrat Co., telephone 1000 and 1001. 103tf FOR SALE— Philco car radios and airials 142.50 to 579.50, we Install. Uhrick Bros. 102-TF FOR SALE — Double and single base sinks; Wall cabinets; radios; sweepers; water heaters aud softeners; automatic toasters; oil heating stoves; used washers. Kitchen Maytag Sales and Service. 238 N. Second street (new address) phone 95. 124 TF FOR SALE Modern newly decorated 6 room home plus extra nice corner lot near Memorial Park. Veteran may be able to purchase both for about >IOOO down; rest monthly. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Bldg., Phone 870. 134-TF Schrock Natural Phosphate. Super Phosphate, Granular Ammonium Phosphate (16-20-0). Now available at your nearest Schrock deal er. If there is no Schrock dealer near you, write or call Schrock Fertilizer Service, Congerville. Illinois. 141-T FOR SALE - 9 x 12 rug. just like new. Occasional chair. Phone 250 after 6 p.m. 141 b3t FOR SALE Canaries. Singers and hens. 715 Elm St. Phone 9834. 141 Itx FOR SALE—7 room all modern house, ideal location with an extra lot, lovely spot for a new home. 3 acres of ground on 224, 3 miles west of Decatur. 2 apartment house on sth St. large lot and garden spot. 5 room house, bath, good condition, on Mercer Avenue. 6 room house, good garage, large lot and garden, in Monroe, Ind. 6 room house, all moderp. gas heated, large garden, fruit trees, close to factories. Clyde O. Trout ner. Real Estate and Insurance, Phone 1166 or 73. 139-TF

FOR HALF! — Buffet, table, chairs. Warm Morning heating stove Combination wood, coal & gas range. Vlctrola and records. 3piece porch set. 2 electric sweepers. Two 9x12 rugs Curtains, drapes. 2 new storjn doors Several chairs Good condition. Phone 707. 104 North Ninth. I "’ m _ FOR SALE -« Early maturing Pioneer Hybrid Seed corn also Golden Bantam hybrid seed corn seed. 40c lb. A. J. Davison. Pleasant Mills. 139-3tx FOR SALE Used Oliver tractor disc, 7 on the side, good condition. D«‘P well automatic pump and tank. Red Shaffer. 3 miles east on 224. and one mile north. 14" -Six FOirsALE - iilue 9 x 12 modernistic design Mohawk rug; reasonable. Phone 956-A. 140-2 t FOR SALE — We »tlll have onion sets, onion plants and seed imtatoes. See us before you buy. Arnold’s Mkt. 141 31 F’OR SALE — 5 piece solid Appal aebian Oak bedroom suite with box spring and iniierspring mkttress good as new. Adclph Bulte meler, % mile *e“t 3'i nort of Preble. Ht 3tM FOR SALE 7 room all modern house in fine condition. Hard wood flo«|is water softener hot water heating system. Also 4 room all modern home pre war construction can be bought by veteran with small down payment. Clyde O. Troutner Real Estate A Insurance. Telephone > ,<6 111 al for sale — 2° bu. soy beans 12 spring pigs. Phone 573 K

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"This one 1 got with a Democrat Want Ad—-the other I killed day before yesterday!** V<)RNAD(r'FAN~ Nationally advertlsed floor and pedestal models for store, home or office. Ilaugk's. 137-TF FOR SALE — Walking distance north end Industries, one bedroom home, newly remodelled with inside toilet, lavatory, built in sink. |6uu down, balance >35 monthly An easy way to escape apartment life. Bob Heller. Heller Building, Phone 870. 139-TF FOR HALF; Dunfield soy beans. Ed Schieferstein, 6 miles north on U. S. 27. Route No. 1, Decatur. 141-2tx FOR SALE 1940 Chevridet Master 85- Excellent condition. Reply Box No. 139 c/o Democrat. WANTED SEWING MACHINE Reparlng” All makes, guaranteed jobs. We make covered buttons, covered belt buckles, do hemstitching and machine buttonholes. Boardmans 223 North First. 129-25tx WANTED — Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, program*!, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870, Heller Building. 244-as WANTED Woman to assist with housework and care of baby, 5 days weekly. Phone 1458. 139-g3t WANTED TO BUY - Used cars Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 8. Second St., Decatur, Ind 108 TF RELIABLE MAN with car wanted to call on farmers in Adams County. Wonderful opportunity. ♦ls to 420 in a day. N<x experience or capital required. Permament. Write today. McNess Company, Dept. A. Freeport, 111. 141-TX-8 WANTED — larwns to mow. Charge according to size Call 224. 139 g3t

WANTED — All kinds livestock. — Fred Scheiman. Phone 5592. H6-T miscellaneous” APPLIANCE SERVICE -TTwe can't fix it throw It away. We repair all makes of washers, sweepers, irons and other small appliances. White wringer rolls for all makes of washers. Arnold A Klenk, phone 463. 97 ts Hospital Insurance Kenneth Runyon Decal ur Insurance Agency FARMEHB - ATTENTION-We re move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 200U- Wo pay all phone ebargea. The Siad ley Products Co. 85-81 Decorating service tor Decatur and vicinity. Work guaranteed. Inside and outside painting. Call us tor estimate. Walter Dovp, 523 E. Water St., Berne, Parmalae or write Box 101 c/o Democrat Company. 71-TF m. .... I -~ — I II id— ■ FOR REM' FOR RENT Garage for rent 215 S. 3rd St. 14« 3tx FOR RENT Large sleeping room Phone 250 after 6 p.m. 141 b3t F'OR RENT — 3 room furnished apartment. Vacant in 2 weeks. Address Box 110 c/o Democrat. 141-lt LOST AND FOUND LOST Envelope containing about 8 certificates of title Re ward Archer Auto Sales. PfeoM 9921. ><l 3U o ■ FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne. Ind.. June 16-(UP) —Livestock: 160-250 lbs. 25-25.50. 250-300 lbs. 23.75-24.75, 300 lbs. up 21.75-23.25. 100-161/ lbs. 2250-23; rougha 19 down; stags 15.50. Calves: choice 36. Spring lamim 25; clipped lambs 20, clipped -.‘Wes u, clipped bucks 4.50 Cattle market steady. — 1> Folks who worry by the hour never keep up to the minute.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Spray Demonstration Thursday Morning —w ■■ A 2-4-D weed spraying demonstration will be held at the Antioch church grounds at 9:30 a m , states county agent L. E. Archhold The Antioch church is located on the Washington • Kirkland township line, one mile south of ioad 224 or three miles west of Itecalur. O. C. I<ee, extension botanist, will have charge of the spraying operation*!. The spraying equipment will be furnished by the Stiefel Grain company. Mr, lx»e will also identify any plant brought to the meeting. 2-4-D will not kill grass, but will kill dandelion, buck horn, broad leaf plants, poison ivy. burdock and many other broad leaf plants. It la used in spraying lawns, ditch banks and fence lows for the eradication of broad leafed plants, ■Hates County Agent Archbold. o— Calf Club Members Meet Friday Night The county 4-H dairy calf club committee Is calling a meeting of all 4-H dairy calf club members at the Ben Gerke farm in Union township Friday at 8 p m. Tills farm is two miles east of road 224 and five miles north The count/ dairy committee will lie assisted by Leonard Kingsley and Webster Cavitt of the K.aft Foihls company, in putting on a dairy judging contest and a demonstration on show ring manners. Refreshments will lie served at the close of the meeting. o Newsprint Stocks At All-Time Low New York, June 16 (UP>— Tile American newspaper publishers association reported today that newsprint stocks of U. S. daily newspapers declined to an alltime low at the end of May. Thu report said the average supply of reporting newspapers was 28 days, compared with 32 days a year ago and 43 days at the end of May in 1915 The average supply at the end of May, 1941 in prewar days when delivery was fast and certain wax 36 days. The report said newsprint consumption last month rose to 3<*2,994 tonu for dailies, compared to 161,484 tons in May, 1916. and 260,827 tons in May, 1941.

Chicago-Washington Flight Record Set Chicago. June 16 —(UP )— American Airlines claimed a new Chicago-Washington flight record for commercial planee today. Its DC 6. Texas, carrying 52 passengers and a crew of four, covered the 6lu miles in 1 hour. 42 minutes and 23 seconds yesterday. The previous record was I hour and 50 minutes o Logansport Man's Body Is Found In River Delphi, Ind. June 16 (UP) — The hotly of a man found along Rock Creek was identified by police as that of Arthur Leazenby, 64, lx»gan»port. Authorities sail he apparently drowned and his Ixxly was washed here from an Island in tlie Wabash river near laiganeport where he lived. He had been missing for a week. 0 CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: June 2.28»*A; July 2.09-*li-2.10*4; Sept. 2.07%; Dec. 2.07- %; Muy 2.05'4 %. Corn: July 1.85 1.85%: Sept. 1.69 1.69%; Dec. 153%-1.54; May 149%-%. Oats July 89%-%; Sept. 80% 81 %; Dec. 78%; .March 778; Muy 75%-%.

EAKLY SEED CORN FUNK’S Hoosier Crossed F-138 and 213 Theo. Buhnahn I’reble I’hont! 5 <»n 20 t Your Sewing Machine and Pendulum Clocks fixed. Reasanabla rates. QUICK FIX SHOP 921 Schirmeyer or P. O. Bos 65

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FLAG DAY SPEAKER < < ■■Hllsu<-<l Irum I'ace II Color guards of the two veterans organization* were also In attendance. Officers of the Elks lodge performed ritualistic riti-s, marking the significance of the flag and Its history, aided by representatives of tile other two grou|M. Leaders of th l three -• e In charge of arrangements for the event and L. V. Baker acted as general chairman. Trude In p !,w»H T«»wh —- i)!r.-nlur

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/ travel” ' v’c.vnoN a’xtbknt insurance imucy"”""’"; ■ It «ill pay vou Io applv for one of these policies Indore going on a trip. : LELAND SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY ! ■ Leland Smith —__ _ _ Hill B BaaBBHHaB BBBBBMBauwauaBwaU ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■»» THIMBLE THEATER Now Shnwing “GOLDBRICKER!" /"ham?! only i BET') Tgu hi At ME X /"om yQu >, / MOPE WEEK* an I I OU'VE YOU S uO6e> The BET J {B \ f hEAKTIES&) (one- mo»E cay ) ( AOitoPN T PifcHT . ach " V'' any kind J < < (• MU 7 B«- 1 IIV? ’V OPAANtMALI ' BTon’iFi E QUICIGiLONI) E, THE D.D.T.! fillHN “ Hipp r-, |||<®!W' r-v IIP" IBJ j ( 3HEGOTfT»f / / Z / / , J a J J - 'a- ’fUH -■- v*. V'AiL- ! vJ/sM X* W-• \* 5 • > -(>-— - • ■ — ! 11 J

TWO PERSONS (< i.nllnilrd Irum I’uar I) it struck a county highway truck, driven by Elmer Ehrxam. 38, of near Decatur. Slierlff Bowman said the car struck the truck, as the latter stopped while were enroute north. The truik was not damaged. o_ 20,00 HOMELESS IN O unllnnrd Irion I’sat- I! ters cointiieiided the army, navy and coast guard and Red Cross — xXjy* Thick \ / TVMBLf R \Does NOT \ stand hot \ WATER Better TH ' N I _ one ! — And we can prove it! See tomorrow’s paper for answer, o — IIX i- ane gasoline mileage add power, vlimitiat) <arbon formation and afford easier starting wiili a turn-up motor vitalizing new (hemical on sale NOW at il A T STANDARD SERVICE Give your car added strength with STAND-VIM vitamins foyour motor. t'"'

crews who aided in the evacuation. Returning from a tour of the flooded area, Maj. Gen. Louie A. Craig, deputy commander, said the evacuation plan worked so successfully that no deaths or injuries had been reported la Ottumwa's second serious flood in eight days. — ■—o 1 SAYS RADAR (((•■llaerd *h>m fas* 19 object comes closer than 3t'*W feet, a light ila-he" in front of the

SALE CALENDAR JI NE 19 Lloyd Bowman. 911 Winchester street, Decatur. Household Furniture. Hoy a Ned Johnson and .Melvin Llerhty, Auctioneers. JI NE 3<» Frederick Hchug, 412 Ea»t Waler street, Berne. 7 room bouse and household furniture. Roy * Ned Johnson and Melvin Lieciity. auctioneers. JUNE 2! F'erd L Lilterer, Commissioner at the,Bank of Hoagland, Indiana, 30 a< rea and house and lot in Hoagland. JUNE 21 George M Brewer. 2% miles southeast of Decatur on the Piqua road. 26 2 3 acres. * room modern house, furniture upbolsterinp an J wood working and general closing out •ale Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin Llschty, suets. [sale of REAL ESTATE j ■ The undersigned commissioner will e|| at private sale to ff 1 tlie high< st hid ler at the Bank of Hoagland, Hoagland. Indiana 1 ff betwet n tlie hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock P. M., ff ' ( . JUNE 31,1947 4 ff The south 30 a< res of the east and 14# acres In the north- ff 1 eaM quarter of act thin 26 in township 29 north range 13 east 1 ff in Allen County. Indiana < j Also the east 2" feet of lot IM in the Town of Hoagland, m ff Allen County. Indiana except the north 40 feet thereof, to- f > gether with the dwelling house theron. > ff Tlie 30 acres and house and lot in Hoagland will be sold < > HUbje, t to the rights of the tenants. > ■ TEHMH of HALF! The purchaser is required to pay at ■ 1 least one-third (I il of the purchase price on the day of the > ff Sale and the balance upon delivery of deed with abstract of r w title wowing s title free of Hens <•»< ept taxes payable in 1148 > ff The -de will lx- subject to the approval of the Allen County > W Superior Court. » FERD L. LITTERER | COMMISSIONER ) g June 16 19 J Public Auction HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE I am going to make my home with my daughter and son In-law, so I will ell a' Public Auction, at 911 Winchester street, Decatur, Ind. Thursday, June 19th Evening Sale 6:30 P. M. OST. Two now Studio Couches, one blue snd one rose color, New Platform upholstered Rocker; Tilt back (’hair and ottoman, new; Piano aud bench; Two new 9x12 Axmlnster rugs'with pads and throw rugs to match, tan floral design, Duo-Therm oil heating stove, new; Brass Bed willi new springs and mattress, tiak dresser; Oak Chiffonier; Buffet; Motorola comldnatlon record player and radio; Premier Electric Hweeper. good; 6 dining chairs; Drop loaf Kitchen Table and chairs; 7 way Floor Lamp: New Gas Range, white, automatic control; Montgomery ward FHectric Refrigerator, new in 1943; Meiai Utility Cabinet; 3 Pinup lights, 3 shelf end table; drapes; dishes and cooking uieiwils. one new set dishes; Hmall Electric Heat* er; 4 Hoiking Chairs; Curd Table; Free drophead Sewing Machine; Mirror; Many articles too numerous to mention Good Grand table top Bottle Gas Stove. White FJnantel finish. In first ( lass condition Can be used for Natural or Bottle Gas. Ford 1930 Model A Coupe, good condition, goo 1 rubber. TFJRMS CASH LLOYD BOWMAN OWNER Roy s Johnson, Ned Johnson, Melvin Liea itty Auctioneers 14 16 18

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pilot and a born squawks. The pitot has ample time to pull up or turn back, even from th* narrowest Ims canyon. O—NEW TRIAL i Htewllwwed »»«(• t'eae II as well as custody of a minor child. The defendant waa ordered to pay 115 per week support money. DoVoss A Haiti ware plaintiffs counsel, while A. C. Ford appeared for the defendant.