Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 111, Decatur, Adams County, 10 May 1948 — Page 2

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SALE CALENDAR MAY 11—Ivan Slmindlnger, 1 mile eoulh and 1 mile eaat of Venedocia. Ohio on road No. 116. Dairy rattle and equipment. Roy & Ned Johnson, and Melvin Llechty. auct*. MAY 12 Mrs Forrest Steel, Hicksville. Ohio. Complete line Modern Restaurant Equipment. Midwest Realty Auction Co. J. F. Sanmann—Auct. MAY 12— Emil * Odessa Brunner. 910 South 13th street, Decatur. 5 room house and household goods. Roy & Ned Johnson and Melvin Lek hty. Ancle. MAY 14 —Clyde Boger. 3 miles North of Hicksville. Ohio on No 49 and 1 mile east Improved 42 acre farm 1:00 P. M. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmann. Auct. MAY 14—Clyde Boger. 347 East High St. Hicksville. Ohio. Restaurant equipment and other Personal Property. 7:00 P. M. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F Sanmann, Auct. MAY IS Charles J. Martin. 317 Defiance Ave. Hicksville. Ohio. 7 Room Seml-.Modern Home. 1:30 P. M. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F Sanmann. Auct. . MAY 15—Ira Jones, first house south of Mann's Garage. Pleasant Mills. Ind 6 room hous- and hourehold goods Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin Llechty. aucts. MAY IS-Mr* Dan Noffotager. Monroe. Ind., on state road No. 124. Household goods. Roy & Ned Johnson and Melvin Leichty, auctioneers. MAY 19 Irvin Bower, Poneto, Indiana, Good Six Room Home and three Extra Lot*. 6:30 P. M. Midwest Realty Auction Co,. J. F Sanmann—Auctioneer MAY 20—J Edwin Donaghy. I niondale, Indiana Household Goods and other personal property. l:'Ht P. M. Midwest R-alty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmann Auctioneer MAY 22 Mary Rodeiibeck. S miles Northwest of Angola. Indiana Complete Line of Household Goods. 1:00 p. M. Midwest Realty Auction Co, J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer. REAL ESTATE & HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT Public Auction Saturday, May 15,1948 Commencing at 10:00 A. M. Real Estate to sell at 11:00 A. M. 6—ROOM HOUSE—6 Located in Pleasant Mills. Ind., first house South of Mann's Garage. Cottage Typ* Six Room House—4 rooms down —2 rooms up one room can lx- completely finished with very little work Tongue and Groove Siding Good Asphalt Shingle Roof Adjoining Summer Kitchen. Good one car Garage. Cistern. Nice Lot 66x132 feet. Shade Tre< *. Nice Lawn. Immediate Possession. TERMS —1 4 Cash, balance on delivery of deed. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Good 2 pc Wine color Living Room Suite; Good 9x12 Rug and Pad; Rug 6x9; Good Walnut Stand: Magazine Rack; 2 Rockers; 2 Floor Lamps; Table laimp; 2 Pr. Wine Drapes; Good M<'tal Double Bed with Good Innerspring Mattress and Springs; Oak Dresser; Good Walnut Finish Gate Leg Dining Table, Buffet and 6 chairs, a good suite, Rauio; Metal Cot and Mattress; 9x12 Linoleum Rug; Florence Hot Blast Stove; South Bend Range; Kitchen Table ami 4 Chairs; Good 6 ft. Coldrjwjt Electric Refrigerator; Steel Kitchen Cabinets; Singer Sewing Machine; Library Table; 2 Beds; ABC Washer; Kitchen Cabinet Oil Stove; Oil Space Heater. Dishes, ('miking Utensils; Wheeinarrow; 16 ft. Ladder; 2 Lawn Mowers; Garden Tools; Small Tools aud articles too numerous to mention. The following consigned by Bryce Daniels: Good Saddle; Sulky Cart; 1 Barrel; 2 Measuring Wheels: 3 Gas Lights; Grass Seeder; Grain Sacks; Buckets; Hog Feeder: Oil Cans; Tool Box and Tools; Cross Cut Saw;; Hand Saws; Planes; Wood Working Tools; Dresser Base; Shovels. RakeS, Hoes, Tool Chest; Lawn Mower; Laundry Stove; Walking Plow., 1, set Boat Oars: Good Outboard Motor; 2 laiwn Chairs; I Electrfr HWAepor; Hand Sweeper: Drop Cord; Trailer Jack; Poultry Netting: Iron Bar: Smoking Stands: Clocks; Breakfast Table; Rockers Bookcase: Antiques; 11 Mussel Loading Guns; Dish<*s; Furniture; many small antique articles. TERMS—CASH IRA JONES OWNER Roy A Ned Johnson. Melvin Llechty Auctioneer* Bryce Daniel- < !>-rk » 13

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Southern Democrat Leaders In Confab Conference Opened On 'States' Rights' Jackson. Miss.. May 10-(UP>— Hundreds of southern Democratic b-ader* gathered here today for a "state's rights” conference expected to produce the first concerted plans for blocking President Truman'S nomination because of his civil rights program. The meeting convene* at 10 a m. CST today, and about 1,500 “delegates” are expected here by that time. Gov Fielding L. Wright of Mississippi. who will act as temporary chairman, said the first business would consist of electing a permanent chairman and secretary and appointing committees. Then Gov. J. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina will deliver the keynote address. Thurmond ha* been endorsed by the Mississippi Democratic executive committee as their choice for the Democratic presidential nomination. None of the 1.-ading delegates would predict bow far the conference might go in condemning Mr Truman and planning for his defeat because of hi* sweeping program which southerners feel would wreck many racial barrier* in dixie. Gov. Wright said last night that ‘ the most important thing facing us is to see that we elect a president of the l'nlt"d States who will be in favor of states' rights. “It remains to be seen whether we will desert Mr Truman or elect a Republican." he said. Some delegates believed the meeting would go no further than passing a "strongly worded resolution” urging southern states to withhold their convention votes or electoral votes from Mr. Truman. But there was one report, unconfirmed by any leader, that the states' rights Democrats wonM launch a fund-raising campaign for |2,st*«.<mo to fight the president's nomination and 'or election. And other* believed the conference might actually turn into an unofficial “Dixie convention” which would "nominate" a southern presidential candidate to offer at the July Philadelphia national convention in lieu of Mr. Truman Veteran V. S. Sen Walter (L George of Georgia appeared to be the favorite for su.-h a "nomination.” Numerous Actions In Circuit Court Estate Claim Set For Issues Here Considerable activity marked the I ending of court last week, a survey of the docket disclosed this morning. The claim of William V. Deßolt against the estate of Itavid 8. DeBolt waa reset for issue* on May 14 in the divorce action of Myrtle against George Kahn, the defendant was ordered to pay plaintiff's attorney fees. An affidavit for a change of venue from the county was filed in the divorce action of Patty Ann against Robert Wayne Fox. Clyde Butler, doing business as the Butler Garage, filed an account suit against Clarence Rowden. An amended complaint was filjggg A 7’/a won’t cover a No. 10 YOU CAN’T eI>cel a small Mize rubber to fit a large size elute any mure than a stnall amount us insnraace can aafely enver a targe value. Ut this Hartford Agency fit the amount of your insurance to the value of what you #*». TheSuttlesCo The Hartford Eire Agent Phones. 191 * 358 Niblick Block Deca’tir

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|ed in the suit of Jacob Snyder l as administrator of the estate of Clark Snyder against George Adams. Madonna Glentzer. 630 Witu bester street. Hied a divorce action against David R. Glentxer. charging he was continually quarrelsome and has an ungovernbale temper. They were married September 21. 1940 and separated April 1. 1948. She asks custody of two children, aged five and one year and 10 months, and 18.000 alimony. D. Burdette Custer I* plaintiff's counsel. Odessa Brunner filed a similar action against Emile Brunner, charging he failed to support her. is abusive and refused to live with her. They were married April 29, 1929 and separated February 4. 1949, She asks |3.000 alimony. Plaintiffs attorneys are Severin H. Schurger and Ed A. Bosse. In the estate of Delmer Douglas, a schedule to determine the inheritance tax was filed and referred to the county assessor. In J the estate of Hsias Jones, the re- 1 port of the assessor was filed. Argument on a motion in the ] damage suit of Even E. < son against W. J. Roe were set for ] Thursday. May 20. 1 Man is never homeless while his mother's picture hangs on mem ] ory's wall. < o ' Trade In a Good Town — Oecatur'

For the Information of the All Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger and Freight Train Service Will Be Discontinued in Event of Strike of Enginemen and Firemen, Tuesday, May 11 ■ f The Pennsylvania Railroad announces that it will be unable to operate any train service in the event the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemcn carry out their announced intention to strike at 6 A. M., Standard Time, Tuesday, May 11. All train service, including passenger, mail, express, baggage and freight will cease. The management realizes that complete cessation of train service will result in untold hardship to travelers, commuters, shippers and the general public, but it has no alternative under the circumstances. I ✓ * • Up to the time of strike, the Pennsylvania Railroad will continue the sale of tickets and reservations, subject to , the cancellation of trains. If the strike goes into effect, ticket sales and future reservations will be discontinued until further notice. No assurance can be given that trains en route at time of strike will complete their scheduled runs. Acceptance of all carload and less-than-carload freight will be discontinued at time of strike, or earlier by appropriate embargoes. Pennsylvania Railroad

Says Arrest Made At His Own Home James Fry near Monroe, who pleaded guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct in Mayor .John M. Doan's court, stated that he was arrested at his own home. Fry admitted that he had been drinking and that he visited a neighbor's home, but did not molest anyone. a» Inferred from the testimony in the case. He was taken to jail by Sheriff Herman Bowman and arraigned in the local court, where lie entered his plea of guilty on a disorderly conduct charge. O DIRECTS (Cont. Friwn Page One) dais of the Engineer*' Brotherhood In Chicago. New York, and Pittaburgh had been that the strike would go on as planned

THANK YOU! My sincere appreciation is extended to the voters of Adams County for their support in the recent primary. HARMON F. GILLIG

unless the top union leaders here cancelled it. NEW ATTEMPTS (Cont. From I*age One) maintenance men would continue on the job. m agreed with management. The union sought a 15<ent hourly wage increase and had turned down a company offer us nine cents, t'nion officials said that offers by the union to submit the dispute to an arbitration hoard were also turned down by Kingan. A company spokesman said livestock buying had been discontinued and that no attempt to continue production would be made In the face of the strike. Employe* of tne Indianapolis plant of Armour and Co., the only other major packinghouse here, have been idle since March 16.

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