Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 243, Decatur, Adams County, 15 October 1947 — Page 2

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APPOn’TMKKT OF ADMINISTRATOR ESTATE XO. 4370 Notice im hereby given, 'That the undersigned has. been appointed Administrator estate of Waler P. Johnson late of Adams County, deceased. The estate Is prob- 1 ably solvent. Benoit P. Johnson AdiniiiiMt rat or OH. 14. 1947. Fcrd 1., bitterer Attorney Ort. 15-22-29

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I DEKALB HELPS SAVE I Ohio-Indiana Corn Crop I Early DeKalb Hybrid Varieties Help Defeat Late, Wet Spring on Almost A Million Acres of Farm Land I READ WHAT THESE FARMERS SAY ■ - _ . . , ... ... * Abe Steiner of Allen Co.. Indiana. A. C. Frederick, Wyandotte Co., is ano t ber farmer whose crop was Ohio, worked day and night to get saved b ear| DeKa | b Hybrid va . his DeKalb early varieties in by rieties. His fje|d was p | ant ed June i U "! ?, 6 'u H J e /’ 0W S ! y^T’Ye u' 13th and on Oct. Ist. He said, “A S Ka.b Hybrid Corn at sls a bushel | o t of neighbors have just got | would be cheaper than Free corn roasting ears and my corn is ready that did not mature. Mr. Freder- to crib now . |t . £ runn ing about ick’s DeKalb early varieties silked 30% moisture . rm 100 per cent 46 days after they were planted. for DeKalb'' * John Reynolds and his five boys » of Wood County, Ohio, planted a Edwin Smith and brother, Wil- ® large quantity of early DeKalb va- liam, of Allen County, Indiana, rieties and their corn is now well were furnished DeKalb early maSt made and due for big yields. Rey- turing varieties by their DeKalb H noids is just one of many thous- dealer. They planted on June 11th ® ands of farmers who made a corn and on October Ist they turned J crop this year in spite of very un- the hogs into one of their fields, favorable weather —made a crop Their DeKalb corn was well dentS because DeKalb could send In ear- ed and out of danger. B ly hybrid varieties to the rescue. * and There’s Hundreds More Like Them I See one of these DeKalb Dealers TODAY! I HUGH NIDLINGER, Route 3, Decatur, Ind. ’ I CHRIS A. INNIGER, Route 1 Monroe, Ind. I WALTER REPPERT, Route 2, Decatur, Ind.

APPOIVI MEXT OF V ADMIXISTHATOK ESTATE NO. 1.-WH Notice Im hereby given. That the under - igned has been appointed Administrator of the -estate of Henrietta Wilder late of Adams County, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. Arthur B. Wilder Administrator Oct. 14. 11147 Ferd L. bitterer. Attorney Get. 15-22-29

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Notice to Non-ReMidents Male of Indiana, counti of AdniMa S.S. In the Adnmn Circuit Courty September Term. 147 Henry B. Stahl and Katherine Glendeiiing Stahl. Plaintifi*M VS Daniel Poiiteea, et al, Defendant* Cause No. 19003 Comes now the plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by Henry B. Heller, their attorney, and file their complaint herein, together with the affidavit of a competent person, > that the following named, designatI ed and described defendants, to wit: f Daniel Pontees, Daniel Pontius, I Levi Pontius. Milinda Pontius, Mai liitda Pon Lies. Sarah Elisabeth Puiiti ius, sarah -E. Pontius. Sarah E. i Poutles, George Allen Pontius, George E. Pontius, George Allen I Poaties. George A. Ponties, George A. Pontius. Minervla Pontius, Emma I Emma Pontles, Rachel Ellen Pontius, Rachel Elen Pontius, Rach el E. Pon ties, Rachel Polities, Rachel E. Pontius, Rachel Ponties, Minnie Lorenah Pontius, Minne Lorenah Pontius, William Stahl, William Stall, Mary Stahl, Mary Elizabeth Stahl, Samuel Stahl, Charles Stahl, I l Charles Stall, Eugene Morrow, Matilda Burris, John W. Burris, William Nathan Stahl, William N. Stahl. William Stahl. W. N. Stahl, Henry Stahl, Jacob A. Stahl, Jacob Stahl, J. A. Stahl, Amelia Stahl, Nina Juanita Stahl, Ella LorIrian Tabor, iElmo Albert Stahl, Falora Rosetta Overmier, Flora -Rosetta Overmier, Sarah Anna Alberson, Charles W. Alberson, Wiillajn Epliriam Overmier, Margaret Overmier, Margaret D. Overmier, Eliza Stahl, Eliza Stall, Ida Ellen Paxson, Ida Ellen Paston. Ida Ellen Paxton, Elben Ryan, Fletcher Ryan. A. W. Boyd, F. W. Davis, C. C. Niller, A. B. Walker, E. O. McKee. A. C. Moore. Jacob S. Stahl, John 'M. Seip. The unknown husband or wife, widower or widow. Children descendants, heirs, surviving spouse, administrators of the estate, devisees, legatees. trustees, executors of last will and testament, successors in interest and assigns, of eact of the flhove named and designated defendants. the names of all of whom are unknown to the plaintiffs. All the defendants above named whose name may have been changed and who may now b-e known by other names, the names of all of whom are unknown to the plaintiffs. All persons and corporations who assert any title, claim or interest in or lien upon the real estate described in the complaint in this action, under or through any of the above named and designated defendants the names of all of whom are unknown to the plaintiffs, are non residents of the state of Indiana. 'That said action is by a complaint to quiet th-e title to he following described real estate, situated in Adams county, state of Indiana, towit: Seventy (70) ncrea off of the north side of the northwest quarter (1/4) of section Thirty-six <3<») in township Twenty-five <23) north. Range Thirteen (13) east. Notice is therefore given each and all of the above named described and designated defendants of the filing and pendency of said complaint against them and that unless they appear and answer or demur thereto at the call of said cause on the Sth day of December 1497 the same being the 19th Judicial day of th-e September Term, 1947 of said court t o be begun and held at the Court House, in the City of Decatur, in said county and state on Monday the Ist day of September 1947. said complaint and the matters therein contained will be taken as true and said causje will be heard and determined in their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at Decatur, Indiana, this 14th day of October, 1947. C'LYDE O. Trail tner Clerk of the Ailhiiim Circuit C ourt. Henry B. Heller, Attorney foj plaintiff. Oct. 15-22-29

■ i Distribute Posters On Halloween Parade V Posters and handbills advertis- • ing Decatur’s annual Calithumpian e parade to be held here Friday ’ night, October 31, will be distribute ed in the next , few days, Clarence • Ziner, chairman of the publicity : committee, stated today. • The committee in charge, in- - eludes Mr. Ziner, Robert Holthouse, Robert Shraluka and Ernest i Karlen. Entries for the parade will ' be accepted from Indiana and - Ohio, and all cities and towns with- ' in a radius of 50 miles will be visit- ’ ed by the parade publicity committee. , 0 ALL 69 ABOARD (Continued from Pnire 1) were! given, but it. was presumed all were transferred in an oarmanned lifeboat and rafts. The rescue expedition suspended operations last night because of darkness. As soon as the plane has been destroyed as a menace to navigation, the Bibb will proceed to the outskirts of the 100-mile area in which it circulates as a weather ship. There it will rendezvous with the cutter Duane, which will relieve it. Then the Bibb will take the G 9 persons it saved in the unprecedented rescue to Argentia. Nfld. Admiral Ed H. Smith, com-> mander of the eastern coast guard district, ordered the plane destroyed after consulting with its owners, American International Airways, in New York, the coast guard reported. The final phase of the rescue was carried out in a 35-mile wind. Waves six to 12-feet high still pounded the Sky Queen which had been in danger of sinking all night. The four-engined flying boat was forced down 840 miles east of Newfoundland, but had drifted 60 miles since yesterday when the Bibb first got a line on it. The 18 passengers spent the night strapped in their lifejack ets. The Sky Queen's hull was leaking, her left wing was damaged, and her sponsons (stub wings at the waterline) were sprung by the waves. At any moment the rescuers feared she

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TRADE IN A : Sanitary Marwß 747 Mercer Ave. gHB" WE DELIVER ANY DAy . . PHONE igjtp SUGAR - fe Ground Beef s |fc. I We Have a Full Line of Kingan FRESH MEATS VAN WERT COUNTY GUERNSEY CENTER OF THE MIDWI» SIXTH ANNUAL FALL CONSIGNMENT SALE H WEDNESDAY, October 21, 1947,1 p. jj giZ c 42 Head 39 Head of Cows, Bred and Open Heifers and HARVES 3 Bulls included, whose dams have A.R reM .j, GIVEN E All T. B. and Bang's Clean-will be reteX The la within 30 days of sale. Lunch served on Grounds—ll;30 A. M EH Roy Johnson—Auctioneer— Homer Pollock IwWi F. S. Barlow—Pedigree The t For catalog write Otto Gehres, Secretary, Wren, 0h» present* te Dane PUBLIC AUCTIcjI IMPROVED 80 ACRE FARM FRIDAY, OCT. Il r I MISSK at 1:30 P. M. I INTER ' | Thir LOCATION: A4 mile East of Salem, Indiana. Or, 4 miles Monroe, Indiana on No. 124, then South 2 miles to Salem. % mile East. Or, 2 miles West of Willshire, Ohio on No. li|H South 2 miles and A4 mile West. IMPROVEMENTS: Good Five Room House and Summer M '^ n Nice Yard and Lawn. Barn 30x50. Double Corncrib and fcl was f 24x30 with driveway. Chicken House and Garage. I ” ABOUT FIVE ACRES OF GOOD TIMBER PASTURE, baiaite®school cultivation, LEVEL, HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE LAND. Well ft® Mrs with good outlets. Has been well farmed, properly rotated at!® Burfe; a fine state of cultivation. AN IDEAL LOCATION only % mile off of Black Top Road, Churches and Schools and in one of the REALLY DESIRABLE: C , PEROUS, WELL IMPROVED SECTIONS OF ADAMS COUNTI® M ln Possession —March 1, 1948. | on he TERMS: 20% day of sale, balance upon delivery of good title ■ men ■ been Paul Dudgeon I Ed J. F. Sanmann —Auctioneer I s P ru C. W. Kent —Sales Manager I awai Sale Conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur, Indiana. Octi® wee] PUBLIC AUCTION :: WELL IMPROVED 60 ACRE FARM I and PERSONAL PROPERTY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 10:30 A. M. Ka Farm will sell 1:30 P. M. LOCATED—2 miles West and lVi miles South of Poneto. Indiam® 10 miles Southwest of Bluffton, Indiana. .K® IMPROVEMENTS: Good Five Room House in Fine Repair, front and back porches, upground cellar, Nice Lawn and Ji* l I crete Walks and Gravel Driveway. „®® Barn 28x40 with shed 16x28. barn lias concrete tloor. oy"| me grain bins. Chicken House 20x30. Metal Corncrib. Hog House with concrete feeding floor 14x28, Machine Shed loxov a House. „ pn .iß AN ATTRACTIVE SET OF BUILDINGS IN GOOD REPAIK lEt ® ENTIRE 60 ACRES, except building site, under cuitivatio" . « N HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE BLACK LAND. Extra Weli M good outlets. Also Extra Well Fenced. Has been well tar « perly rotated and is in a fine state of cultivation. 26 ACK ■ Y ... CORN will be sold in the field. , , nrnnl -t; A FINE LOCATION IN A WELL IMPROVED. PL o y{; lIJ .p,®® MUNITY AND IN ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE | d; SECTIONS OF WELLS COUNTY. , rnW itM PERSONAL PROPERTY—4 HEAD CATTLE: Guernsey l • J old, 4 gal. cow; Guernsey Cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh Dec. - ■ Heifer Calf; Bull Calf. ‘ Il HORSES —Good Work Team, heavy. 71 HEAD DUROC HOGS—S Sows with 35 Pl^s> o 1 , 1! ith.. £0 head Feeder Shoats, 100-150 Tbs.: Young Duroc Ma | are all vaccinated. , tni OKU HAY, GRAIN and STRAW— 3 Ton Timothy Hay, ■’ , G « Hay; 50 Bales Oats Straw: 175 Bu. Gopher Oats; 2U a ( . Corn in the field. all Tr*B MACHINERY and FARM EQUIPMENT - F-12 Fara a .. ( B| on Steel, with cultivators; 2 row J. D. Corn Plaiitei g y® Binder; Mower. 5 ft., recently overhauled; 2 Set i Harrow: Hay Tedder; Hav Rake; Double Disk: buP TlirtJ ®j Grain Drill; Single Shovel Plow; Double Shovel riu • . Wagon on Steel Hay Ladder and Grain Bed; , ? o Log 0# 9 ® Hoe; 14 in. 2 bottom Bradley. Tractor Plow on r , ’ w jtb Porks. Shovels, Spades; Butchering Outfit; 50 gal. *" T ' ( , tor Oil i! ® Lard Press; Sausage Grinder; 12 Gauge Shot Gunbarrels; Lawn Mower; Garden Plow; Vice: Drill | Seeder; and many other Miscellaneous articles. tcmS. I SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND OTHER ' r lP f o re TERMS: Real Estate—2o% day of sale, balance on 0 I 1, 1948 when possession will be given. o j ai ciWH Personal Property—Cash. Not responsible m « ■ Beatrice Shively, Kenneth Shiv*Jl Ralph D. Shively, Robert Shivebl J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer ' I C. W. Kent—Sales Manager ' g L. R. Highleh—Local Rep. I Sale Conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co Or ® | Decatur. Indiana. Chap* l ■ Lunch will be served by the Ladies of the Bia--- |

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