Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 3, Decatur, Adams County, 5 January 1948 — Page 2

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jCWIPTTM, HOT WATER 1 pc. rrolded rubber construction 2 qt. Oversee. Reg. 1 HQ 169, row I ■ V 0 DIfB DE D SYMBOL ‘ f3 “ NUIh SYRIN6E ■K glHkf9 w® ff Complete *> • u screw con lectio ■IVIf if ■*■■ on pipes and tubing. BFj p AI&NI VA/ BtLuxE kantleer * water B ° niE Finest quality 1 pc. molded over- . sire rubber construction. Univer- „ -118 HEALTH MONTH »' 5 > ear Kan,ieek 275 - ciuiwpc guarantee L./V ‘ 5 DELUXE IAMTIEEX* COMBiHATIOH Water bottle and ft. syr. With 9< fittings for double purpose utility. \ XF \k I pc- construe- Q "It ' tion. Screw connections U</w ('. \\ ' DELUXE KANTLEEK* FOUNTAIN \V> X ' \ \ SYRINGE \ . \ Oversized tubing for fast flow \ »v s\ > Screw connections on QQ R \ \•' br pipes and tubing. y,£v SMITH DRUG CO. COMPLETE CLOSING OUT I Public Auction; I Real Estate and Personal 'Property The undersigned surviving widow of the late Albert Amstutz will sell at Public Auction the following real estate and personal ppoperty on the premises and at the time herein designated. Wednesday, Jan. 7,1948 wni ßtSrtlng at 10 A ' M ' Promptly, in the village of Linn Grove, Ind. Tv ill sell what is known as The Mill Building, a well constructed frame building, main part is two story 30x40<with single story 30x20 - adjoining. This building to be removed from premises. Also the following contents: Tablet saw with 4 cylinder motor: Table saw with electric motor; Post Drill; 3 screw jacks; Emory and motor; Bench i Lathe; Nut and bolt bin; Set of new disc blades: Bench Vise- Set of i Koller sections for cultipaeker; Wheelbarrow; Lumber: Window sash, Tool Chest; Iron and Pipe; 4 heating stoves; Carpenter and i small tools; Paint; Show case; Doors; Drop Leaf Table and chairs; Good Motor Bycicle; Lard Press. and miscellaneous articles. 12 Noon PromptIy—TRACTORS, IMPLEMENTS, FEED Will sell on the farm 1 mile safith of Linh Grove. Ind., on road 116 and then % mile west. TRACTORS: Ford Ferguson 1944 tractor with pulley, cultivator attachment. Ferguson 14“ Plows, Disc. Manure loader and Buck rake; Buzz saw for F-F tractor; Farm All Fl 2 Tractor with starter in the vi ry best mechanical condition, oversized ne,w tires and cultivator attachments; 2 rubber tire wagons and racks; Dain Hay Loader; Mower: Good 4 section spring tooth harrow; 2 sec. spring tooth- Spike tooth harrow; Rotary hoe; two cultipaekers; Double disc; 2 farm wagons; tedder; 2 row corn cultivator; one horse wheat drill; 2 ten hole grain drills; Good McDeering fertilizer corn planter; CBQ Corn Planter: J. Deere Manure Spreader with tractor hitch- Bar Koller; Shovel Plows; Elec. Brooder Stove; Hydraulic Tractor Seat- Drag Saw; New. Oil Burning Tank Heater; New Idea Corn Shelter- Winter Jloj; Fountain; Hog Feeders; 4 “A” shape Hog Coops; Good Brooder House 12x14: Round metal brooder house; Dump Rake; Oil and gas drums; Small Tools; few sacks of fertilizer. GRAIN & HAY 1800 Bu. Corn, more or less. 15 Ton Alfalfa and Timothy Hay. 80—ACRE FARM—BO 2:00 P. M. On the premises. This is one of the best Level, flack, very fertile 8011, all under cultivation but. 4 acrea in woods pasturn. Extra Good Improvements—Frame house, slate roof. 4 rooms and bath down, 3 rooms up Built in cupboards in kitchen; nice base-n:*-nt. with force warm air furnace. Enclosed back pSrch. Nice lawn with I '»*«’■» nnd shrubbery. Electric pressure water system; Good Barn 36x80. Modern Dairy stable. Shel 16x40 adjoining barn; Litter <a<r,<-r. torn < rib KOO bu. capacity; Machine shed, hog barn and crib combined 34x56. Poultry house; Garage with tractor shod adjoining; Dairy bouse; Good drove well; cistern; Berne telephone; Electricity 2’ ” . n,:,in buildings. 13 acres growing wheat goes to purchaser, ihii farm Is situatetT In a prosperous farm community. Churches and Schools i onvenlent. Inspection invited any time before sale. * FOWMMOM- Personal Property: Cash. Rea! Estate c»»o -jay of sale, balance cash open delivery of deed and abstract, imwedfste possession. r ” W * tnr rttould any occur to any person or their property while attending sale, N< *T K S* l * ** !l *’«ri »♦ WA. M In Linn Grove. Be on time <L«nn Grove is about 5 miles west of Berne. Ind. on road No. lift Hen iwnsth 1 Mrs. Fannie Amstutz w« -- ‘-I-'-.-.- - OWNER TiMvnsr.w- f. 4 lieree 6*r»e Raak—Zlarfc. Ml IziPeh wIU he s*r>M Fwta % M dap «

Action Scheduled In Several Cases I Five Cases Set For Trial Present Term Action is expected to be taken in at least five more cases in Adams circuit court before Judge Earl R. Adams before the November term ends on January 17. The following cases have been set Jan. S—Morton vs Clem. Jan. B—Bailer vs Bailer. High, vs High and Manning vs Manning.Jan. 12—Reidenbach vs Reiden-' bach. | Other cases will likely be brought before the court during the re- ( maining two weeks of the present ■ term. The February term of court. will open on February 2 after court 1 attaches receive a two-weeks vaca-’ tion from duties. Jurors for the new term wiii be selected by the jury commissioners next Monday. *

i«iJI S . 11 .|-w VETERAN ACTOR LIONEL BARRYMORE is kissed by former Actress Helene Costello, while her father, Maurice Costello, looks on in Los Angeles, Cal., Superior court, where battle rages between Helene and her estranged husband, Lee Leßlanc, over custody of their 6-year-old daughter, Diedre. testified that he lent SI,OOO to Leßlanc for Helene’s cheat operation in 1943. (Imernatiom:)

The KAISER and the FRAZER need no changes to bring them up-to-date! You really should investigate what the You take no such gamble when you ~ v Kaiser and the Frazer offer you before buy a Kaiser or a Frazer. These cars f you buy any car! If you don't, you may are new from the ground up. And their 1 let habit lead you into an investment newness is by no means confined to the LdM'i which can soon be greatly depreciated. styling which has been so flatteringly --- You might buy a “new" car which is imitated! There is new design, new merely a "face-lifted" prewar model. engineering and new manufacturing The chances are that such a “new” car technique in virtually every feature of \ will be obsoieted when its manufac- these ultra-modern cars. * For proof, turer gets around to announcing a Examine the Kaiser-Frazer exclusives really new. postwar automobile! What described below —just a few among ,■■> happens to your investment then? scores! Come in and see the others! v .. rr \. mo Jiwi KuserE3 xlj U£> 5b * SZ The ride you never forget! K-F’s engineers Wider than high by 8’ ', inches! But that’s only * discarded prewar ideas of chassis construction. half thcstoryof thcsupcr-saferoadabilitvof the /~r»« Vs x By redistributing mass and load, and by Kaiser and the Frazer. A low center of gravity « W V K'Af’ &X\ M cradling both seats between the wheels, they and effortless steering give you that feeling X vs WffiSfrJLX created a ride never known before in any car. that car and road were made for each other! {raCIHBK ■ <?- x - - ’ >■ • - ( ‘ -,n -at - »*ext j . ... | &AS STATiOR -------- ZZJrF s WthCZyMr .rqHHMMMB'' > ll j| / - M»pb ■ -- '“"*** .'t’ •*" aag& Moving the rear scat well forward of the rear Two hundred miles is hardly half a tankful in addition to the .pare wheel and tire. leveling power on the highways *g ' t fflh* .<^S:: : . fcrl Yow pay the re 9 u,or prlc. •No trade-in necessary . ®.otb cars ore servU.d wbb parts, wb.revr «>nowanc. on your old car . Immediate de,ivory I by one or tho 4 laroest cetemoMie doof., orjonizafion, In the world. HICKS MOTOR & IMPLEMENT CO v i v. s. rz & Winchester Rd. ’ bailey s Motor & Implement Service Decatur, Indiana Corner Line & High Streets * Geneva, Indiana ■

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Grandson Os Local Residents Filmed For News Feature The New Year's day edition of the Boston Herald carried a feature on the ski meets and sports at Hanover. N. H.. where Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward Calland of this city spent the Christmas holidays with i their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. i and Mrs. Charles Camp, and children. December 31 was children s day at Hanover Inn ski school. The Fox Movietone. MGM and Paramount news reel cameramen were shooting the youngsters on the snow and | the pictures will appear within the i next week or 10 days, the author of ' Down Ski Trails explained, j Little Jeff Camp was one of the youngsters who performed in the , meet and the author remarked “Worth the price of admission alone should be the action shots of ’ three-year-old Jeff Camp, son of 1 Chick Camp, former Dartmouth I tackle and now assistant to the dean, and Gordon Ferris Hill. 3rd. ' 4-year-old grandson of the famed Dartmouth physics professor who

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The Rev. and Mrs. Virgil P. Brock, nationally famous evangelists and song writers, will hold a series of evangelistic meetings at the First Christian church in Decatur starting next Sunday, January 11. The meetings, which will last for two weeks, will be open to the general public.

is reported never to have forgotten a former pupil’s name. They start them young on the snow up here.” „ In a Good Town — Oecatut -wiL i FAMED columnist, short story writer, playwright and film producer, Mark Hellinger, 44, died of a heart attack at his Hollywood home. (International}

Marco Polo, famous world traveler who ilved in the 13th century, reported that spectacles were worn by Chinese with poor sight. o People entering the courthouse in Wheaton, 111., must remove their shoes and leave them outside, reports The American Magazine. 0 Full time Insurance Agent, Kenneth Runyon, K. C. Bldg., Phone dav or night. T 0 TEN CHLIDREN (Continued from Page 1) 0., where they were taken. The dead were: Jean Pearl Osborne, 12, and her sister, Marjorie, 10, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Osborne. Gayle and Charlotte Grieser, 13NEURITIS Rheumatism, Arthritis, Periodic Pains, Neuralgia, Lumbago and all other aches and pains are quickly relieved with Alt’s Compound W. G. Tablets Positively guaranteed. At all drug stores or send SI.OO to Union Pharmacal Co., Bluffton, Ind.

year-old twins, Patricia, 8, and Sharon, 6, all children of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grieser. Dawn Grieser. 13, Marlin, 11. Arlene, 10 and Janice, 4. ehildr'n of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grieser. Railroad officials said a freight train passed the unguarded crossing shortly before the aoeident occurred and it was believed Wyse may have waited for it to pp.ss before he started across the tracks. The passenger train whistle might have been confused with that of the freight, it was believed. — - o ITINERANT IS HELD (Continued from Psge 1) today when cars driven by Eugene Gase, 29, of route five, Decatur and Earl L. Pierce, 55, Monroeville collided at an intersection of a county road and U. S.

/f\\ (i O AND SO THEY WERE WED! They started their silver service with a handsome pattern chosen at the PUMPHREY JEWELRY STORE I Thus with a small start they can add to their silver service when they so desire. Choose your pattern today. Stone [REGISTERED JEWEUR ‘ HMtIICAN 6EH SOCIETY 1M!I) BWAy»B A*l» t T.TJixr*TC2r-nrr~ 3. 11T..T8 jtwmku

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1! 224. two miles east of this citv 1 Eugene Sommers, 20, local store employe, escape/L'' . jury Saturday when his car 8k ' : I (led on the ice and went throua . i a wire fence one mile north : Berne. The car was not darnaf IDR. H. R. FREY OPTOMETRIST (Above Democrat Office) HOURS: 9 to 12—1 to 5 Sat. ti 4 B —Close Thur p m Phone 27 We Will Close Jan. i . 7 for inventory and alterations. L. Anspaugh Studio