Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 85, Decatur, Adams County, 9 April 1948 — Page 7

I *. ■* * LA APRIL »■ 1948

■L, Culinary Ti * Kg» .IT; Mrs, Carlo* ftH.'. »v ! ~" H | ; ; kf ■ r.'i-rU'd !lle I ■ok I-.' IBs ,;v i,av DAY i| JLpi Monday tfcry Day [kices LJBn-f Roast <' ,f | Moil inti Bvt-f 35c Roast 55c IlLßnk Steak ... 55c Sausage — * 9c B*c h t2c B»c KdKeck Rones —2l c ■’HEIMAN’S Phone 3081 Mfe. l 'lL _ IL I ■ optometrist I An- Democrat Office) I Kps 9to 12—1 to 5 | MWI B—Clove Thur*. P. M. I "IS Phone 27 I Is Good! ■ FRESH, I ■COUNTRY B STYLE lausage | ■ PI RJHJORK I at Her ber’s »l AT MARKET Johnson & Son |M* R'tlk'- Ground Floor Hi I 153 So. 2nd St. glad to Represent you transaction of Real Estate Sale or private tale. 25 BMP’ * hl » butmett in Decatur your In vest i|at ion ■■ record of which we are _jP<" Leichty, Rep. Ipecial ■his Week-End ,b. 59c •■Liver. Ih. 55c BBl.iter, lb. 30c Mi. 59c LU (our own-cured) **Be and Sirloin LBak Ih. 52c - 'W Roast, lb. 37c *'B Steak, Ih. 55c Steak, th. 58c hops. |h. .. 4xc * 52c ■? Reef. Ih. 27c '«■ Roast, |h,___ 37c & 39c ■WSleak. Ih. .. 52c & 55c ■ (our own make) • gSudduth Bat market ■»* St. Phone 226

FfARMERS ATTENTION j w« have installed a power hammer for hammering plow potata »" d «" no * «'' e >°« I service al all times on drawing out. grinding, lading on edges and points. I ALSO HAVE INSTALLED a % Metal Shears and can lake care of you lon al] yonj needs for new metal. ’ *

• « 7 ‘ * " ■*■*” t—: ■ 9 1 I -A * I l <a “ ■mH -WT IH I & \ U 91 UNION PICKETS surround a company truck to block :ta entrance into the strike-bound Cudahy & Co. meat packing plant In Kansas City, Kan. tiiu-eii persons have been arrested in outbreaks ot violence at the plant. Strikes against packers have been in progress several weeks. (Inter national Soundphoto)

' i < omMlssloMer* 6 Ihlih- allowed Munday, Vprll it. It!Is. City of Decatur ->p--r ... 13*25 ClUSen's Telephone Co do . *o.*n Haywood Pub Co. do 939.*9 Wdward F. Jabers clerk post *.4# ' Flrat State Book do "P 2.49 'I reasurer of State do 2.90 Donna Jabers do register. 17 SO Thurman I. Drew aud poet 10.00 Davis Pen Co. oper .... .U 0 international Carbon Co. rec oper 36.75 Burough* Add. Mach Co, do 4.45 Heiman Bowman Sher mH. 237.05 PubllX Service do oper .... 7.54 Schindler Electric do 7.1« Herman Bowman do ... 1.20 American Hallway Sis Co do 45.00 Decatur Lumber <'o. *ur stake 44.2'* Otto Thieme do Make ditch » 00 Sam Yacer do 13.00 Nolan Barger do 4.o<> Homer Hrubaker do 3.901 H. M Bower do 45.9« llobert High do l».Mi Omu Girod do .... 15.r0 • i Bob Everett dragline 'op 1»1 Jerald Barger do 101.25 | H. M Bower buildoxer oper 100.00] Ted Heller do 142.00 Virgil F. Bower* aur mil. 55.5* Baker * Schults open drain 1350 On (J. Ileiny Bleriy do to.n'i Charlea Hoffman do .... 40.n0 Decatur Democrat Co. do 10.4 K Allert Zimmerman tile drain 10.11 E. W. Bua< he do .... 9 00 Franklin Frtwbte do 30.00 Krick Ttndall Co do 2*9.4* Mollenkopf A Elfins aur op 20.00 Beavers Oil Serv do 4*.*n Butler's Garage do .... ... 25.50 Ft Wayne Blue Print do 51* Keuffel A Baser Co. do **3 Commercial Print Shop do 10 7-> S. E. Merriman ACo do prop 14*.0? Melvin Mallonee att off mil 20 <<• I. E Archie,ld Co ast eal J0.«0 Anna K Williams home ast g a l 50.00 Clara Langerlcls'o. home tgl aten sal 133.311 I. F. Archbold co ast mH A oper *3.70 Anna K Williams home age MH A op<r JJ.s* Dr. D. D Jones health sal 77.00 ElDsm Andrew* health off aast. 1-2* Maxine Troutner do 12.50 Dr. 4>. D Jones do post l.aO Decatur Specialty Co. pro*. atty oper ’ ' ,' n F. V. Mill* asses clerk Hone M Hase do ... ... •■** Decatur Demoi rgt do oper 4>« Citlaraa Tel. Co. <lr ct Op 5.0« Decatur Specialty d Hauek- IDs * Appl. do 117.. Ijiwyer’ii Co-op Pub <*••. do ; Callaghan A Co. do 2 • *» i W II Anderson Co. do .... ■'o" West Pub Co do .... ... IJ.fO C H Muselman pro off mH >1 John Blxle- C H cist *al 159.91 Verona V-nl* d- mat sal ■am,. Prod Co. £. It op 291 Holt house Drug Co. do Burk Elevator d > Aahbaucher Tin Shop do .... J.9* Schafer St..re do ■ -J* Pumphrev J. welry Store . > I ■ *'• Cnlte.l Rtatee Chemical do 21 9; J. J. Holcomb Mfs. »o.C H op 32 J; 1 Mor-Herl ns Rupply co. d-- 1’ iS. K. Merriman Co. do .... -! j" j le-e Hardware Co. d ■ ; Decatur I.um’. r • • io »>-•* ’ North Ind t’ub Ser < o. J*il . Sa. ', pi..d C“. do 4...1 Baker* Pli.g * Htg d- * « Frank A. Kitaon Inf. supt *a 1«* « • Joanna Kltson do mat *al Dr JM Burk phy* sal ’ i Pryor Gilbert Inf. help «« 9 Ellen Hire-he»- do <» • Herbert Kltson do . «? • Cora M. Farlin t <1 ’ ' »• • Bov. Edgar P S hmidt mln •• liov Ord I>hman d„ .. Bev U A Mlddaugh do Adam- Co-op Lumb. < b op Geo N Heller do Quality Mill Rerv. do **•' t,<ur Hardware do .... • •• •>■ Him lair HeDning « o do • Mirneh- Mir Co. do Dr, J M Hiirk do ' Spiegel* Market do j* \ W. I**w*on Plbg Stop do 10»' Holthouse Drirsr Co. Niblick A Ct. d ..f ’J ' Serv-fs Store dr t - “ lllln.l* Bottled <la* ' <» <»'• Walter* Plhg *HU do • Jj : D.atir Lumber < o. no Dob Cook do . - ttl*s* Haugk'a Htg A Appl d> IIJ -M , a K H.te do Stewarts. Bakery, do Allo rt J : on <l.. ' M-mr Mon. Mfg <'» d» Beaver* Dll >--r< -IItay * West Side MM > Hoosier Supplies 4nc »• rv . off oper 4 . * Dwight It Arnold do |>ost ’ * mil • , John ' A igsburger Co. ! Com Hal * per diem . John W Blakey-do .... "" John Cbristener d-. El A! B-.-*e Co attv nil ire. star i»- .no. rat Irgalal ad Herne Witness do - ’ U land Smith In* agey eo In* 3*. •• .1 Remy Ulerly <».* ••• JI Neuen»chwander Ini do • A D Suttle* do ... •••• ej-IJI Sum Nussbaum do • -s.-» ISecatur Ins Agey do ... T •».<» Heller in* Co do ... « G. C. Moser tb> '7 H 4 F. Berlins !»• do ...... Walter J Ro. kman d- 2iiJ B C. Fetters do . • 2’3 Dean Blarly dp • -V „ "■ Glen Effley F«« bounty J on

John Geels do 13.9*1 Elmer lilrh do 20.1'0 Irene Byron sang sail a *3*.5S Oswald Nyffeler try ref . 29.44 John W Tyndall Amos Thieme Hal drain 100,00 Aino. Th.eme do 1 09 Adolph Marbach do S.oo John Baker do 33.90 Florian Gelmer do ... 5.00 Tost Const. Co. Weidler Izivee .... 4379.0 Will Wlnnes Wash Twp asses 93.47 Cha* Marshand do dept ls«e* I*2 on Alice <» Christen do .... 1*2.90 Mildred Darwaehler do 19200 Vs. 215 Phil Hauer Hupt. S»l 325.00 Frank Singleton asst slip! sal 1*3.10 Kenneth rlhler do I»» 5."> Albert Fo» do .... l«*.10 Nathan Meshberger do I'm 10 Floyd Smltley Ir. driver 1*1.45 I Virgil Draper do 1»0.*3 Harold Burger do 171.50 Robert Dubach do .... 370.10 Don llaryeysdo . 175.50 I Roy Heller do ..... 170 pi Martin Heer do . .... 170 |o Winston Moser do 171.n0 ! Vai S. tincpp single hand 171.0t> Christ »llHer do .... 171.00 Christ Zurcher do ... 140.4 H Sylvan Hirsbey do ..... I2i>fm Arn-.ld Weidler do 170.10 <1 C ItelnkliiK 105.00 Emil Shifferly do . 134.30 Ja.ol. Alt do *lO Fredrick Duff de ... 13.50 Grover Ccttrei; do 2.00 Ft. Wayne Plp< A Supply „peraUng .'2 17 1 I hll I. Macklin Co do «7 90 Moller.fcnpf A Kiting do ;'I o7 i E.-.si-r Tire A Tread Co. do 217 *0 Waites Frank Welding, do . -OS Indiana Eifulpment ’<>.1,1., 292 |s>atur Light A Power do 21.34 Citiaeli* Tel. l'«. do .... 9.43 Decatur Super Service 105.0* Burk Elevator Co. do ... 247.50 Shell OH Co. do .... 57,7.00 Norbert Aumann do 23.40 l lilehle Tractor A Imp. Co. do 3.90 Henry Dehner Jr. do <O.OO Doatur Water Dept, do .... 2.59 Decatur Llgkt A Cover do 11.1* la»e llarda.ire Co. do . ..... Indiana Equipment Ca. tnc do *2 3 > ■hell OH Co -io « Beaver* Oli Service do . 31.00 John W. K«rch Stohe Co. Material WI.M Menhln rger Bro’. Stone Co do 1079.3* Vest Constr. Co. D A Lubricant Im- do 177.01 Geo. P. S'-hlenimer do 25 00 The Krick-Tyndall Co. <l' 15.-9 W. P Itoblson Co. do 4»4 «l Armco Drainage A Metal •!<> *.'* 0 • G. li.-my Bleriy Ins .. . « II .Hum Nu»-oa->m do 3.4a B C. Fetters do 3.0* A. D. Suttles do Neu n««-hwatider Ins Ag do 1*7.*0 H C Moser do 3.-. 11-Iler Ins Ag do l°s* De-atur Its Ag. do Rd F. Berllng do 2 3. Walter J 80. kuun do 3 •* Lelan.l Smith In*. Ag. do *3.33 Dean Byerly s Phil L Ma-kiln '•>. prop .. 3390.12 W ellare Bernice Nelson mil A post ?*-j2 Mary J. Has- Iwood ml! 10T.> Al l I*l Jtarahall do . 4.9* Veronl.a Linn do .... ,’■•2 I Pub Co. oper ... CltlS-n's Telephone Co. do I’.2* 11-issel Sage Foundation do ! ••< I ertlfled before me this tub day of April. Ibis Thorman I. Drew, Andll-r Adams I asstr, ladlnoa. April 2 SB •«091 0991C1 9JtTiN9l O * Blue Creek The 9-H eiuhivf Blue ( reek town-, ship met Al tile home of Vivian and Shirley Buchanan recently. The meeting wag <<»nducte«l by the president, R«»f Itaudenbush. and <»|m i> cd with the pledge to the fia«». led by Uamona GattnhnH. Two new names were added to/<dl call, making the uninlH>rsliip total twenty one. Refnahmentg were served al a later liour by Iloae Itaudenbush, i Shirley and Vivian But hanaff. — -Liberty Man Fined Here For Speeding Carl V. Ausdall. Liberty, was fined |! and coats by justice of peeve Floyd H. Hunter late yesteiday on a charge <>f speeding. He was ar rested last month and entered* not guilty plea, pooling a 125 iash bowd. He was represented in court yesterday by attorney G Remy Bleriy and after a trial was tonvicted by the justice. •

DECATUR DAILI DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Effort Is Planned This Afternoon To Oust Swarm Os Bees Neighbors and other informed cillsena were expected to gather this afternoon at the Jesse Royce resilience, 827 North Fifth stree’. to witness another attempt to evict unwanted tenants—a swarm of Imea. To Marlowe SchUferst-ln. ot this lily, was to go the "honor" of oi/sting -or at least att<inpting| to ou« the swarm. He was expected to receive needed assistam- up to a sale limit, that is from fireman Jim Mcßride, Russell Baumgartner and John E. Meyer. The fnniily railed on the fire department tor help tiU* morning in getting rid of the lyeea. just bcause there didn't seem to Im anyone else to call. The stinging little inser ts are I clustered up in a roof cornice, but what's worse, they have found a I way in and out of the attic. The above mentioned trio of fireeaters responded lo the alarm hut after carefully viewing the siittation were at a loss in deeidi.tr upon a course of action. Then someone recalled Mr. S< h!i-l«-i Ir in's . reported pi-H-es : in han illng bees So lai > this itft. moon, armed with a "heel smoker." a "bee veil," "bee gioves," etc., Marlowe was i<> tackle the bees —with the firmiAn and one of the city fire tru It* with full equipment. ataading by. just in ease. A crowd—at a safe dhtl’mc • — was expected to be on hand. Seek Settlement Os Connersville Strike Connersville, Ind., April 9 il'P) A conference between labor and management representatives was scheduled italay with a state labor r <>n< iliator present in an attempt to settle a strike of some *<H» production workers at » manufacturing plant here. The Roota-Connerwville Blower, corporation plant, a branch of the Dresser Industrleg, was idle when' the unions contract expired April; 3. Tin- un.on asked f<y a 15 percent wage In reuse. Company officials have offered raises of six I and seven percent.

~~ i I / <ah|k < Z Tibi i | * jjll Bb jt-_W Ji j - OATH OF OFHCI as ehairman of the Civil Aeronautics board la taken ! by Jo»pph J OConmll. Jr.. fright), with Ohief Justice Harold WStephens olßciatlnc. O'Connell succeeds J. M Landis. (Internttionth

'Mjj. Hugh Campbell Heads County ROA New President Os Reserve Officers Major Hugh Campbell. Geneva. I'. 8. army reserve officer. Is-she new president of the Adams chapter *2. Reserve Officers association. He was named during the election of officers, held as a part of the-regular meeting at the recreation room of the Smith Bros, inanu fadturlng company-. Berne Col. I|arold Zwick. MC, was elected vice president, and ('apt. llobert U»ng, secretary-treasurer. Outgoing officers are: CapL Reverin H. Schurger, Capt. Corwin L. Newcomer and Ist. Lieut. Ltrala G. Stewart, retiring as president, vice president and secretary-treas-urer. reapec-llvaly. BeJegates from the local chapter expect to attend the state ROA meeting at the Hotel Severin it; Indianapolis Saturday and Sunday. Meetings of the local organization are held on the second Thursday of each month, alternating between Berne and Decatur. All former officers and enlisted reservists are requested to attend the meetings. 0 Nylon Flag Flies Over Capitol Today Washington. April 9 — (UP) — A new - type Amerban flag flies over the capilol today • It is made of nylon instead of the old-fashioned bunting. David Lynn, architect of the capitol, said a nylon flag is supposed to last longer than hunting. Hunting Gags for the capitol have been purchased at a late of 12 to II a year. The nylon flag Is the usual 8-by--12 feet size and l» cost 111.<4. the same price as a hunting flag.

Real Estate Transfers Fverett J. Scheg etux to Edna S. Lleehty. west part inlot 351 In Berne. Edna S. Lleehty to Everett J. Schtiv etux, west part inlot 351 in Berne. Norval D Fuhrman etux to Helen Ruth Haines. 72 acres in Root Twp Helen Ruth Haines to Morral D. Fuhrman etux. 72 acres In Root Twp. Dale F. Parr elux to Frieda insnn. inlot 364 In Geneva. Frieda Ix-htnann to Dale F. Parr etux inlot 364 in Geneva. Elva Fields Pratt to Richard l«e-' Roy Fields etux. 84.31 acres tn I Hartford Twp Nellie E. Dahlin etux to Richard la-Roy Field* etux. 84.31 acres' in Hartford Twp. Fred !>. .McConnell etal to Jerden F Kunmann elux. Inlot 18 in Decatur. Wilst-n €. F. Weiland etux to Jerden F. Sgnmann etux. inlot 3 In Decatur. Henry B. Braun etux io Jerden i F. Hanmann elux, Inlot 158 in De- | catur. Oscar Frye elux lo Jerden F. I Banmanr. etux. inlota 5o A 51 in i ' Decatur. Ralph E. Hensley to Eurlel I. Gaae, inlot 3 in Itecatur. Hui mon Giliig Gdn. to Nathan C. Nelson, north part out lot 1551> in Decatur >509. , Mary Ih-loren Colchin etal to Na-

..... Blacksmithing By Nate Twigg . No metal sold except for fabrication. • • • s Mol Itoiled 3" •M.l" chsiwwls—3" and 4" I beam*—» and 2«2a‘« aafiea • • *&&'/* bars—bora— S’ l ' .- blra. • * * * * > • • Aho targe *eleclj|fn of rold rolled harw. THE COLTER WEEING A MACHINE SHOP . .. - —-—■ - — —■ ■■■ ■■■■ - <■»

v than C.-Nelson, north part out lot 15SH In Demur. Dsn ,M Reher etux to Lulu Fru < hte, west part iqjot 805 iu Decatur .Alpha Barkley etux to Howard A Si-hultz emx. 20 acres in Root Twp. John Thomas to Tirgll McClure, land In Monroe Twp. John Thomas to Marvin Hill etux. inlot 510 In Decatur. Verl Lautzenhelser etux tn Karl Scare etux. go acres In Wabash Twp. Karl Heart,etux. inlot 1?7. in Berne. Wiliam F. Rupert elux to Arlington E. Ferguson etal. *0 acres In Washington T*p. Horner V. Hur himan eHix to I«e---roy M. Bollenbacher etux. l?o aeras in Blue Creek Twp IjiVerne Hprunxer etux l<> Frieda Lehman. W'w Inlot 473 In Berne.' Frieda Ixrhman to I.a Verne Sprunger etux, W*fc inlot 473 in Berne. Noah llabegger etal to Lydia Habegger. Inlot 3*B In Berne |j-o H. R«e etux. to George W Anttila etux. *o acrea in Root Twp Noah Rich etux to Joseph Hilty etux. 2» acrea In Monroe Twp. D Burdette Custer. Comm, to Com Ann Davies. 40 acres in Blue Creek Twp. 36.91 m; D. Burdette Custer. Conttll. to J. Leßoy Miller etux. 60 a<re« in Blue Creek Twp. 116.800. Theodore F. Craliker elux to Arthur Helman. Inlot 28* in Decatur. Arthur Helman to Theodore F. Graliker etux. inlol 28* in Decatur. la-la R. Smith etal lo Paul M Bahner etux. W ‘i inlot 27 in Mon- i roe. Harold W. Grant etal to Robert J. Holthouse etux. 11.1 acres in Root Twp. John R. Worthman. Inc. to Mary V. Heller, Inlots 37 A *6 in Decatur. John R. Worthman. Inc. to Mary V. Heller, inlota 29 30-38-39 *O-41-63-64-6 S in Decatur Mary V. Heller etvlr to John R Worthman, Inc., west part Inlot 21 in Decatur. Fredrick D. Striker etux to Dean M. Reher etux. inlot 15 in Decatur Roman Beer to Ermin Beer, land In sections 22 A 33 Monroe Twp. Ronald Byer elux to George Daniels etux. land In St. Mary's Twp. Anna Fuhrman to Otto F. Fuhr man etux. 100 acrea In Preble Twp Nettle Zehr to Veda Williamson, part out lot 8* in Decatur. Veda Williamson to Nettie Zehr etal. part out lot 8* in Decatur John It. Worthnmn, Inc., to Robert L Yost, inlot 69 In Decatur. John It. Worthcnan. Inc., to Calvin L. Yost, south part inlot 7<l in Decatur

rfcmt UMfyt — WEEK END SPECIAL Lemon Chiffon Cake '* * l ' h *»- y»JwWrdBEBEME- r k ■ ■ ’ Tfe . . I ® n PB uul . There’s a new taste thrill in store for you — Lemon Chiffon Cake! ICx more, delicate than Angel Food, more delicious than butter cake. With a brand new flavor and I^2*> texture like nothing you’ve ever ah-ed over before! Top Isernon Chiffon Cake with ice cream, whipped cream, mjw/ for days. So why not pep up dinner tonight with Lemon Chiffon Cake. Order Early From Your (tracer HAMITON BAKING COMPANY

i ( fl fl i1 f F ; ' ♦ * II ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT on Capitol Hill stars Senator Charles W. Tobey (R), N. H , and Mrs. Loretta C. Rabenhorst of Waahing- , text. O. C. The Senate banking committee chairman, a widower since last summer, reveals the marriage will take place "sometime later In the year." (International Soundphoto) | COME TO EQI'ITY WHERE l(’E CREAM IS BEST! ) map; Nut Roil Vanilla Ice Cream 1 I, — Rolled, with ( A LOT OF A0?0 WRECK'S ■ . [ RESULT FROM * Su M,n ( enter 1 MUGGIN' TWF i, 4<u. ( r weowtf jr I’llra-Pack, (|lm. 69c 1 Regular. 23c J 1 *( ra '*’ ar * 4 - *’ ,s - - i ff e, {T CH 1 Gal. Container 1 lee Cream $1.59 i CREAM CHEESE — SWISS CHEESE — COTTAGE CHEESE ( LONGHORN CHEESE — BABY GOUDA — BLUE CHEESE / BUTTERMILK — BUTTER I Equity Dairy Store ; Phone 158 . . 1——. — ■■ i ■!. i— ■ * w*. i i leu I, ■

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