Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 102, Decatur, Adams County, 29 April 1948 — Page 2

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ELECTION (Cont. From Cage On*> Sthrman. Democrat Judge. John Kirchner: clerk. Emma Breiner; sheriff, Charles Kirchner. South Kirkland Republican lnspe<tor. Floyd Ehrman; judge. Lulu Arnold, clerk. Frieda Yager; sheriff, (hi* Yake. Democrat — Judge, Albert Roth, clerk. Ainos Stoneburner; sheriff, Daniel Zinimeinian North Washington Republican Inspector. Fred Ahr; judge. Margaret Price, clerk 1 Alice Turn bleson; sheriff, Ed Ella-1 worth. Democrat Judge. Tom JpJhn

Public Auction 6 Ream House and Personal Property if the late Catharine L. Tettman, 215 So. Third Street. Decatur. Saturday, May 1,1948 PERSONAL PROPERTY Starting at 1:00 P. M. CDST Gas <ook stove, kitchen table and chairs, ice box. 2 kitchen cupIwiards; kitchen utensils; clock; electric heater; dining table and chairs; il rocking chairs; 2 9x12 rugs; throw rugs; desk and bookcase; stands. 2 chests of drawers; Vlctrola and records; 2 beds complete, floor lamps ami stand lamps; wash stands; dressers; bed clothes; large mirror, card tables; Ironing board: linens, lawn mower; carpet sweeper; porch swing; davenport; Speed Queen Washer: Copper boiler: hot plate; fruit cans; scales; 5 ft. step ladder and many other useful articles. TERMS CASH. REAL ESTATE Will sett st 2 P. M. CDST 6 room home on full lot. ?, car garage, good repair, near uptown. < hur< h-s and school*. Mice lawn, garden, fruit trees. A fine closein location. Immediate ;a>ssession. TERMS—I 3 ea«h on day of sale, balance on delivery of merchantable title. Catharine L. Tettman Estate T *F. Graliker. Executor T. D Scbiefei »teln. Auctioneer (I. jltemy Hierly. Attorney. 29 Public Sale 75 — ACRE IMPROVED FARM — 75 PERSONAL PROPERTY We are moving to Tennessee, will sell at public auction my 75 a< re farm and personal property. Wednesday, May 5,1948 Personal Property at 12:30 P. M. (CDST) Farm at 1:30 P. M. LOCATION — : miles East of Berne. Ind., on Slate road No. 118. 75 — ACRE FARM — 75 75 Acres, good productive soil. 8 acres woods. 7*. acres wheat. •I acres alfalfa. 6 acres sweet clover, acres mixed hay. I acres timothy, 2 a< res clover; 5 acres oats, 8 acres pasture. Ifi acres plowed for corn. No open ditches on farm Best of drainage outlet. Improvements 7 room two story frame bouse, summer house; good drove well and cistern Good cellar Barn 36x56 with adjoining shed and corn crib 16x36. Poultry house 30x40. Implement shed 10x30. Ele< trlcity available. TERMS 20', cash, ba lam e on delivery of deed and abstract. Immediate possession. — PERSONAL PROPERTY — CATTLE—Holstein cow 1 freah by sale day. 6 gal. cow; 2 Holstein cows 5 and * yrs old. <1 and 7 gal cows; Roan cow. •> yr. old. fresh Mar. 2. a gal. cow; Guernsey cow. !• yr. old. 5 gal. cow; Jersey cow. 10 yr. old. 5 gal cow HOGS 3 Gills, farrow 21st to 25th May POULTRY—23<> White Leghorn laying Hens In heavy production. FEED 2 ton Timothy, I ton Alfalfa Hay. I"" l>u. Corn BUILDINGS Brooder House 9x14 Brooder house 10x12; 2 Granar-j les 6x6 ami 8x8; I A shape hog houses with pens. BARM IMPLEMENTS J. Deere Manure Spreader; IHC Side Delivery Rake; Dain Hay larader; Good * ft. Dunham Cultipm ker; Stalk Cutter; Spring Wagon; Some Household Gouda- Roll Top Desk. Stove; Good Winter Hog Fountain and many mis< elianeous articles. TERMS—CASH. Moses J. Troyer OWNER Hoy Ar N- d Johnson ami Melvin Line hi y—Auctioneers E. W Baumgartner—Clerk. 29 3 I PUBLICSALE On account of rhe death of my wife. 1 will sell the following I < rsotial property located second house West of the M E. church. Monroe. Indiana, on SATURDAY, MAY 1 3:00 P. M., CDST General JG«*i trie Refrigerator; Speed Queen Electric Washer. With twin tuba; Baby Grand Electric Radio; Glow Hoy Heating Stove; Z-pioce Upholstered Living Room Suite; <rther Upholstered (’hafrs, 75 lb. Ice Bog; 2 Eier 'rh- table lamps; 5 rocking chairs; 6 dining room chair*; Good Kitchen Cabinet: Buffet; Cheat of Drawers; Dresser,' Drophead Sewing Machine; Eight-day Clock; Electric Clock; 1 Beds with springs anri mattresses and bedding of alt kinds; Drop Lst Table, nlke new; 2 Utility Cabinets; 2 Wardrobes; ’ two 9xll Axndnner Rugs, ’gomi;’* 9x12 oil rug; large mirror: kitchen table with 4 chairs; writing desk; library table; hail tree; center stand; bottle gas stove, new. 3 barn er etl stove. Perfection oil heater large trunk, about 500 cans of canned fruit; lot of empty fruit Jara; about 3 tun Os coal; 2 gallon green roof paint; 3o gal oil drum: 200 pound* of sugar; lot of she led pop corn; 10 rod* new 4 ft. poultry feme; cistern pump; garden plow; lawn mower; copper wash holler; lot ; of good need lumber; mowing scythe; cross cut sew; 5 foot step lad | dev; garden and carpenter tools, and many articles not mentioned. TERMS—CASH. FT W. F. McKEAN OWNE.fi Jeff Uechty—Auctioneer | First Bank of Berne—Clerk / *• 29

son; clerk. Virginia Spengler; sheriff, Hugo Heimann. South Washington Republican Inspector. William Faurote; Judge. Eliza Hahnert. clerk, Roseilu Haines; sheriff. Eli Engle Democrat Judge, freeman Walters; clerk. Lucy Schnepp; sheriff. Clint Hart. North St Mary’s Republican — Inspector. Harvey Shell. Judge Hazel Chronister; clerk. Mary F. Rich; sheriff, Ermil D Shifferiy. Democrat Judge. William Buni tier, clerk. Nellie Jackson; sheriff. Dorwin Drake. South St. Mary’s Republican Inspector. Sherman

Archer, judge. James F. Halberstadt, Jr.; clerk. Doris McDermott; sheriff. Albert Roebuck. Democrat Judge. A. M. Mauller; clerk. Christine Dolch; sheriff, I>ent O. Baltzell. North Blue Creek Republican — Inspector. Rhoa W. Tricker; Judge. Ernest Anderson; clerk. Midge Ripley. Democrat—Judge. Frank Dellinger; clerk. Charles Meyer; sheriff, Oscar Young. South Blue Creek Republican —• Inspector. Rolla Raudrnhtish: judge. John Wolfe; clerk. Nonna Haines; sheriff. Harvey Ixiwson. Democrat —Judge, Frahcis Bollenbacher; clerk. Alma Sipe; sheriff. Iroin Luginblll. North Monroe

Repnblican Inspector. Elmer Ehrsatn; judge. Delores Wittwer: clerk. Florence Pickering; sheriff. Myron H. Haggard Democrat Judge, RolUe Wable: clerk. Jesse latugbrey; sheriff. Wilbur Beer. Middle Monroe Republican— Inspector Rufus Sprnnger. judge. William Soldner; clerk. Josephine Sprunger: sheriff. Dennis Augsburger. Democrat Judge, Arveda Schwartz: clerk. (Tifton E. Strlk er; sheriff. Henry Nussbaum. Berne "A'’ Republican — Inspector. Orval Allspaw; judge. Opal Amstutz; clerks. Margaret Sprunger and Anna Ruth Nagle: sheriff. Caleb Sprunger. Democrat — Judge. Mrs. Robert Townshend; clerks. Mrs. Dewaid Bolder and Mrs Trutnan Heller; sheriff. James Foreman. Berne ’’B” Republican Inspector, Fred Kamholz; Judge Jod F. Moser: clerks. Selma B Nukshaum and Mary M. Sprunger; sheriff. Noah M lx-hman Democrat Judge. E. J. Schug: clerks. Lucile Sprunger and Maxine Nussbaum: sheriff. Elmer Winteregg. Sr. Berne "C” Republican Inspector. Calvin Sprunger; judge. Estelia Lehman; I clerks. Ruth Sprunger and Anna Hoeeker; sheriff, Gloria Lehman. Democrat Judge. Maude Baumgartner; clerks. Mrs Florence Hil-

■ SPPOIXTWKHT O»’ l< % loll* PZHTITK 50. i«i hereby Th it the jr.drrwiicii-<1 hav« been apAdminiMratorx of th»« rmiate of Clark 11 in'ietijank bite of Adauo* County. drc«a*e(| The 1* pr«»bab|v jo»|veiit. XL alter llindrNhtHK William l.ieblrnl»rrK«*r I4mlah>l miura %l»ril 11. 11M% IlMbrrt H. Mel ImahnN. April I*»—l.’—29 — o - WOTtrM Til Notice In h*r»-hv irlven that the Board of J4chi»ol Trijni*** «»f the City <>f hecatur, A'lain* County. Indiana, will up to th* hour of 1:00 p M on >l >n !ay, May 3, 19|m, at the offi» <»f Hit' city Huperlnt* dnent of Iwmslb, receive Mulled bide for five < arload of two inch nut and rl u k t|eluNt<«i Mtoker coal. Complete Nperlfh-Mtinne are at the above mentioned office, Ka< h hid t<» !<«• a« « urnpatiled by a < ertlfied < he< k payable to th*- Board <»f Kchnol Truffle** in an amount equivalent to five percent of nal'l bld. Hldii ni j»t be submitted on Form *’• a* prescribed by the Htate Board of lV »ounte. whh h forma may be ’ « ure<| at the office of the City Superintendent of S< hoola. 'The Hoard reserve* the right to rcj»o t any or all hide. By order of the tfaiard «»f School Trim tree, thin I Oth day of April, IMw. llisNrd ttf *rlio6»| TrMßtera of the Behdool I it> oof llrrMfwr. I Motin nm M> i Esrrald « oolr. Werrefary April 22<2# o—..

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At Berne Saturday * The Rev. John C. Kasteleln. from the Netherlands, now living at Burlington, la. will he the guest speaker at the county-wide Youth for Christ rally at the First Mennonlte church In Berne Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Rev and Mrs. Kasteleln will sing at the rally and Interesting motion pictures will also be shown. The public is Invited to attend. ty and Mrs. Marcella Myers; sheriff. C. J Braun. French Republican — Inspector. Floyd Engle; Judge. Curtis Wulliman; < lerk. Hulda Klickinan; sheriff, lam Engle. Democrat Judge. Jacob Kauff . man; clerk. Cecil Smith; sheriff. Dan Musser. North Hartford yepublican — Inspector, Charles Ray: clerk. Metta Pyle: sheriff. Emil Idechty. Democrat Judge. Joe Eckrote; , clerk. Stella Dubach; sheriff. Fred! Li by. South Hartford * Republican — Inspector. Joseph | T Glendening; judge. Lewis Mar ; tin: clerk. Alva Glendening; sheriff. E. J. Glendening. Democrat—Judge. Ralph Myers; ■ clerk. Ijeonard Wagley; sheriff, John Romev. North Wabash Republican Inspector. Wesley) Amstutz: judge. Otto Lehman: 1 clerk. Marvin Sprunger; sheriff? Ervin Bauman Democrat —Judge. Leon Neuea-i sehwander. clerk. Sherman Neuenschwander; sheriff. Clinton D. Steury. Ceylon Republican— Inspector. Thomas Hart, judge. Harvey Brown: clerk,. Frank C. Jtcek; sheriff. William Butcher. Democrat Judge. Ell Augsburg-1 er: clerk. Cloyd Nelson; sneriff. Ted Meyers. Geneva ’’A" Republican Inspector. Merle Parr; Judge. Wayne Aspy: clerks.] Margaret Moser and Blanche fields; sheriff. Dennis Moser. Democrat Judge. Harvey, Crick; clerks. Lavon Mattax and Helen Hofstetter; sheriff. John t LongGeneva ”B” Republican Inspector, Thomas; McCalte; Judge. Bertha Pusey; clerks. Jennie May Kiams and] Alpha Chew; sheriff. Buckey. Dem <m rat — Judge. Roy Coon;| clerks. Martha Craner and Clara Anderson: sheriff. Fred Lindsey.; East Jefferson Republican — Inspector. Edwin Woodruff; Judge. Samuel R. Full-! hart; clerk. Charles Adams; sheriff. Chester Adams. Democrat—Judge. John Bollenbacher; clerk. Andy Meyers; sheriff. Harve Crandall. West Jefferson Republican — Inspector. Ray Teeple; judge. Ralph Derrickson; clerk, Theodore Moringstar; sheriff. All>ert Morgan. Democrat — Sheriff. Harley J, Reef; clerk. William Reef; judge. N„ah Brunner. Decatur 1-A Republican Inspector. (Blnert I Strickler; judge. Savanna Ban-| ning; clerks. Helen Reynolds and) Nida Dottach; sheriff. Frank S. Peterson. Democrat — Judge. Lawrence Green; dork*. Maude Hower and: Bessie Atjafes; sheriff, Andrew Zeaer. Decatur 1-B Republican — Inspector. Chas.] Burke; Judge. Wm Rentz; clerks,] Dorothy Ward and Jeanette Plasterer: sheriff. Thomas F North Democrat - Judge. Jennie Klein ] knight, clerks. Wanda J. Horror] and Helen Cowens; sheriff. Jessi Gilbert Decatur 1-C Republican — Inspector. Mabie Howman; judge. Manrarette Lam -I bert; clerks. Charlotte Koonx and] George Flanders; sheriff. James R Kit<hen Democrat — Judge. Mary C. Mills: clerk. Catherine Ocbsenrider: sheriff. Fred Engle. Decatur 2-A Republican — Inspector. C. E.i Hocker: Judge. J. W Raker: clerk. I C. D Teeple: sheriff. Noah Frye. Democrat—Judge. Eugene Ran yon; tlerka. Ixda Macklin and Ruth Rraun: sheriff. Clem Voglewede. lOecatur 2B , P.vpubl’.tan — laapecLir Frsd Mpensiaer Ju4<e Mary .iotrick;] cloHu, Oliver Mu’s and Lois ]

Kraft: sheriff. Ernest Krugh Democrat- Judge. Ka’hryn Nelson; clerks. Faye V. Miller and Mary C. Butcher? sheriff. W M A Rather. Decatur 2-C Republican — Inspector. Harry Poling; Judge. Marie Hill; clerks. Virginia Chronister and Ruth Hill; sheriff. George Tricker. Democrat- Judge. Zelma Roop, clerks,* Mrs. Frank Rohnke and Ruth Kiess; sheriff. Louis Keller. Decatur 3-A Republican—lnspector. Ray Dulner; judge. Dora Ix>wer; clerks. Mrs. Fred Chronister and Arble Kolter; sheriff. Chas Kitson. Democrat — Judge, Vera Klein-! henx; clerks. Margaret Titus and Mary Jane Runyon: sheriff. Leo E. Ehinger. Decatur 3-w Republican — Inspector. N W Abbott; judge. Mrs William Kohli; clerks. Mrs. Phlltp Dolby and Mrs Adam sheriff. Ferd Busebe Democrat — Judge. James Hoag ] land; clerks. Helen Wemhoff and Edith Kortenber: sheriff, Ed Kel ler. Decatur 3-C Republican — Inspector, Ed Wert Judge. Vivian Acker; clerks. Dnna V. Snyder and Grace Antilla.

IT’S CLERK’S WEEK AT A«P Come and see how much our courteous clerks add to your shopping comfort... How much our everyday low prices subfrom y° ur Dairy Center Values : Save With These CHEESE FOOD Clerk's Week / CHED-O-BIT . 2**« 85c Grocery Hunt I SHARP CHEDDAR » 63c „ ■F / . BAKBM‘4 CnoC<»l.An: AFVJ EGGS . 57c chips XNt MEL-O-BIT . . » \ , Re.Dl Ct.D. SNAPPY AND DELICIOUS WISCONSIN BROWH RICE ‘;3 Ik *x.v« LIMBURGER . w 63c ANGEL FOOD RING *w«.t cmas-wiiomr. '* BUTTER . . > » »"83c MEBIMM formsr/y 45* Lh.h ■ ■■■ 1"""™“““ "1 ) ...... T,,M V™’ MUT » ,U4 W " M SWI ’ T S MSCSROOK COOKIES *U7 29« A&P't Value-Giving Meats MIST FOR BABIES i rrnAixED cn<>rrzi> STREUSSEL RUHS 5“. IBs CHICKENS"7 ■■ 57c P ~ *-”*1 MEW LOW PBKE! * y.— ■ ■■■■ ■ ""TO SUPER ARfiEL FOOD BARS 49c READY TO EAT—SMOKED I I SWEETHEART CBBOCOLATK l< Et>. CBEME FIB.tEO PICNICS >* 47c TOILET SOAP , DEVIL’S FOOD LIVER CIKE 49c I I oeaslar Mae n*tb «u» For Strawberry Shortcake pkg. of « DIA'I/EDEI „ 113..,. 29c 2 bare 2BC I DESSERT SHELLS 6 JANE PARKER ** I LIAN, WITH A FLAVOR Whiteni without Streoking Caramel Pecan Rolls i SLICED BACON BLU-WHITE !, mo29c 63c . J *27c ) It's Clerk’s Week and , MOV SOAP 2 “» wßfe' Time To Enjoy Lots of A&Fs , ROAST B"rUP ....... “’i - * Fresh Fruits and Vegetables J CORN 2 33c FHII ready TO EAT MAMARINE V." <3c STRAWBERRIES... hams . J ASPARAGUS a.-iffcl aaah i-m HOT HOUSE !■ ■■ »■ "1 YI HOM TOMATOES THE m *al raady rd ut i iWIIAOIS „ A botlkv 21c a • u o ijj i A t-** TcaaC nrnowoitMßT Florida juice - i Armour s 1 reet rnng 4 >»*,* 35c 6RAMGES 8 & 39c -... 5k »- u * CELERY 23c ARMOUR'S STAR BRAND 1 I BLEACHES & DISINFECTS I ; California lono whits i ChoDDedHam CLOROX POTATOES 10’79c Zaa 55C I I gnart bettie 17C J ICEBERG HEAD M m"““ LETTUCE «2 « 23c i?3fc • ■• • • " WNPWP rag, ANN PAGE PREPARED .WINESAP Amts 41b. 45c Spaghetti 2,«>**«- 23c 8 ,fc PRESERVES .•» - 29 c BRAPEFRIIT • ..20c « I yliXl $ ANN PAGE TOMATO SOUP 4 -•— 3/c PINEAPPLE 39c jSgB wQjftll IBm atills BUY NOW FOR CANNING Vi CASE SS.I9 (

Democrat — Judge. Bertha Bus-I fenbarger; clerk*, Lauiae Kie»» and Irene Myera; ahtriff. George Maedotinee. o — Receive Invitation To Foundation Day Mr and Mr* Albert Hrineke have received an Invitation in honor of their son. Jack, a lunior at Indiana unlveraity. from the truateea and ] faculty of the university to attend the 12Sth birthday of the university at foundation day ceremonies in the university auditorium al Bloomin" ton Wednesday. May 5. Families of honor students are invited to be present ao all student* who have distinguished themselves in scholarship during the year will be recognized ilnring the program. Byron Price, assistant secretary-gen-eral. United Nations, will be the speaker. Jack has been initiated Into the iMu Delta, pre-medical honorary fraternity, and Chi Gamma lota, newly organized honorary for veterans. Mr. and Mrs. Belneke and daughter. Alice Ann. plan to attend. The modern Belgian horse Is a descendant of the Flemish horse used by the Roman armies.

Sylvester Birch Dies Early Today Adams County Man Is Taken By Death Sylvester Birch. 74. retired far mer. died at 6:1« a.in today at his home six and one half miles northeast of Berne in Blue Creek township after a week s illness He was born In Tompkinsville, fcy. Jan. 28. 1874, and had lived In Adams county for the past IS years. Surviving in addition 10 bis wife are four daughters. Mrs. Gladys Welchman of Monticello. Mrs. Dorothy Stroede of Onarga. 111., Mrs. Ray Wable of Decatur rural route, and Mrr. Inez Fennlg of Monroe rural route; three tons. Harvey and Russell, both of Monroe rural route, and Kenneth of Monticello: nine grandchildren; and two brothers. Millard Birch of Tompkinsville. Ky., and Roacoe of Chenoa. 111. One sister and three brothers are deceased. The body was removed to the

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Yager funeral r:.n::emeni, ■ ed. M BER NE, FRENCH r- twn «, I Ing funds without hwJZ:* | fax levies forth,.,, 1 The Intention* of will he advertised and factlve August 1 .ini*., legal voters of , ht) unit* petition against th, J! If snch should be the < iu C a special election wj|| b, determine the matter Ui< The resolution a ,, w pared and adopted hy " school provides lh », Berne . French townihj. J would be managed by a br»J five members Two of the,, bora are to bt u Berne town council, township trustee of y r , M ship and a French towmhfo dent, named by that towjJ advisory board, would prnvid,, other members The. e ' , bers then would name th, « alternating between th* two I units. "