Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 276, Decatur, Adams County, 22 November 1948 — Page 7

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■Officials To ■ouvsniion Uy, Township Bigs Dec. 1 H, ".(ion Indiana public Ig. convene in Indiana K ;. 2 and 3 for the 14th ; K-cntion of the county ijjji: officials association. Er.- officials will attend. IT. i,nis programs of the E® organizations will be ■on school manage- I ■ relief, post-war con ■ an . . i government ■ ■ ]|.nry F. Schrick- ■ .;. i m of the In- ■ lt -. i of town:i,. got of the 13 i ■),, ;' a o end turnout ■ of ..ii ship trus■perted to attend. B' with mor than -o" B midi ti f' attire ■pre.. ..--ion. Head■r the convention will ■pool hotel. ■ organi.io'ii its of the • Bun';. and township ofKc. on iin'.nd,- the In- ■ association of townBes. Indiana county comB association. Indiana Bdin-rs, < aunty clerks,

Will Iff II i—ll I [MWVINGI / W/ tV "” £& ->7 A HEAI. J W / THANKSGIVING I® zlfe ' TREAT 1 *| Phone RsISF'J 97 * PER THAT TURKEY <.„£"„„ NOW Berber's Meat Market I — — I <j /J '. - «= 13 11 i‘ | *:*%££■ Mt ; ?/ Hfr r. O n'— / I mr* =iO i t® A^ 3 ®«pis®»&JPar i 14031 i feWww Ths Thanksgiving Guests Arrive Jwr table is laden down with all sort* <>f •klicious foods . . . your silverware glistens in the soft candle-Jight! Fine silver a las .-■ > r, ’ch to a festive dinner table! See the ' T.derful piece of silver holloware at p VJIPHREY’S JEWELRY STORE. Select 7* 1 ' °f silver for Christmas giving .. . • •M re cherished possessions in any home! Qcucfafy Swc I itusu «ii» H in-lin I »Kf»i'«« ki» >V- 0 | Wl. W — "■ « ■ —l— -I

I county attorneys, school bus driv- ■ ; ers, county assessors, county highway supervisors, infirmary superintendents and matrons, surveyors and engineers association. I i county recorders, township asI sessors and county treasurers. Mine Owners Blamed For Kentucky Blast Washington. Nov. 22 — (UP) The U. S. bureau of mines blames ! failure of mine owners to correct j “dangerous” working conditions for ' the 1945 mine explosion at Four- ■ mile. Ky. The blast killed 25 miners, ■ The report said the Straight ' Creek Mining Co., had been warn- j ' ed in August. 1945. of poor ventila-1 tion that permitted explosive meth-I ■ ane gas to collect. On Dec. 26. it : said, the gas was ignited by a spark from a type of fan on the bureau's ’ . “unsafe" list. I z» County Assessor At Statewide Meeting Albert Harlow. Adams county as- ! ' sessor. is attending a statewide 1 I meeting in Indianapolis today and ' Tuesday. Central topic of the con- \ ference will lie instructions in the ' reassessment of real estate values. I ; which will go into effect next year, i Illinois has 3.100.000 acres of tint- i her land.

Make Thanksgiving Broadcasts To Sons Parents of two Decatur young men, serving in the armed forces, have made Thanksgiving greetings broadcasts recently which will be rebroadcast to their sons Thursday afternoon between 3 and 4 o'clock on radio state WANE, Fort Wayne. Parents of about 40 service men were incited to make the broadcast by the Fort Wayne station. The Decatur parents who took part were Dr. and Mrs. Roy Andress, whose

SALE CALENDAR • ov. 23 Bill Spry, 1 mi. W. of Edgerton, Ind. on route 14 then .' mi. b„ then 1 mi. W. of Jackson twp. school or 2 mi. N. of Townp,- , 01 ,‘ rotl ' e thl and I*4 mi. E. Closing out sale. Roy & _ Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty, Aucts. NOV. LS-Lester G. Brandt. 4 mi. E. of Willshire, 0., on state road No. M. 85 head of Wolsteins and Guernseys. Roy & Ned Johnson and Harvey Boyer, aucts. NOV. 2i—Mrs, Mae Hesher, 218 North 3rd St., Decatur, Ind. Household I | Goods, 1:30 P. M. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F Sanmann—Auct. NOV. 27 -South Wind Farms. 3'J, mi. W. of Bluffton on No. 1. 75 head Reg. Guernseys. Roy Johnson—Auct. I NOV. 27—Mrs. Mary Voder heirs, 855 W. Water St., Berne. 6 room house. Jeff Liechty, Auct. NOV. 2. Kenneth J. Se.a".r. 110 Jefferson St., Decatur. Close out furniture auction. Kent Realty Co. No\. 31 Kenneth Schoeff. 1 mi. 11. of Roanoke on the Lower Huntiny'on road. Sale of personal property. Roy & Ned John- I son and Melvin Liechty—Aucts. DEC I- -Berman Fogwell and John Roth, !» mi. S.W. of Ft. Wayne on state road 3. then I mi. W. on Winters road; or E. of Roanoke to the Lafayette central school, then 1 mi. N. and 2 mi. 11. mi what is known as the George Fogwell farm. Roy & Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty, Am ts. .DEC. 1 Horn,: Flown.’. I mi. N. of Montpelier, Ind., on State Real No. 303 then c. mi. E. Ah Improved 4 acre tract. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J, F. Sanmann. Auct. DEC. 3- Earl Lottie, 5 mi. N.E. of Ft. Wayne on the St. Joe road and 2 mi. E. on the Rothman road or 5 mi. N. of New Haven. General closing out sale. Roy & Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty. Aucts. DEC. 4—Oscar Shultz. Latty, Ohio. Hotel and Tavern. Building and Business. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmann. auct. DEC. 7—Colter & L‘ugerieb, 2 mi. S. of Decatur on I'. S. 27 (1 mi. S. of Hick’s Cornei l end .'U 4 mi. W General farm sale. Roy & N' d Johnson an I Melvin Liechty. aucts. ROCK WOOL Year 'Round Coir.fort Aluminum Self-Storing Combination Storm Windows and Screens OUR FACTORY TO YOU Saves you many Dollars. METAL AWNINGS FREE ESTIMATES BILL CRIST Phone 726 MONROE Wilson Insulating Co. the EIM buy in IBM HcfeW-’- WSCO I VtNtTIAN AWNINGS Q J RUSCO AWNINGS GIVE YOU: Permanent Instaliatlcn • Adjustable Light Control • Lasting Beauty • Yecr 'round Benefits • All Weather Protection • Economy and Savings • Convenient Terms If Desired fOI DITAIU AND Hit OIMONSTDATION CALI BILL CRIST ,>hone ~’ s Monroe ■-.-— d Wilson Insulating Co.

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Gas Retailers Name Berne Man Director Indiana Retailers Meet At Fort Wayne Fort Wayne, Ind., Nov. 22 —(UP) | -—Gasoline retailers of Indiana held their first organizational meeting here yesterday and elected W. H. Gouty, Fort Wayne, president of the new group. F. W. Willis, Gary, was elected vice president; Willard Phillips, | i Columbia City, treasurer; and Ralph Markey. Fort Wayne, secrei tary. About 4o ueiegates attended from I throughout the state. The Fort Wayne gasoline retailers association was host to the meeting. The group announced plans for a drive to equalize present refunds on gasoline tax collected byretailers with the three percent refund now permitted to suppliers ! for spillage and loss. The next ' meeting was set for the second week in December in South Bend. Board members named yesterday were Lou Fodar, South Bend; i I Harve Riesen, Berne; C. 11. Hutson, Hartford City; J. H. McCul- , I loch, Bloomington; Otto Shuman. ’'Waterloo; R. W. Bone, Indiana- . polis; and J. A. Cain. Indianapolis. ' i son Herman will receive Thanksgiving greeting and Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Lawrence Grote. Decatur route 3, ■ | whose son Leslie E. Ohmit. will be ; 1I contacted'. ■ A really thankful heart will ex-1 j tract motive for gratitude from ; everything.

and Ladies’ Home Jam b1 fela lav Han I IM B MkbrtmterfMJ HMUBH> IN O.OItS- Jfck- n Fasssr~-i»-; • U-- '■ ki-. 1 t0.^..u. 1 >, JKOk ,BY ANN BATCHELDER \OJJ’J Rm;/ lurke, Applt-and-Ahnond Stuffs Gravy Cranberry Sauce Mashed Su*et Potatoet with Dates ' Scalloped Onions and Green Peppers Com-Meal Yeast Rolls Completely cleaned, ready for your oven when you buy. Orange and Cabbage Slaiv Apricot-Pineapple Sponge II W fS| CZ. Golden Fruit Sauce K g gp|[ g Co^ee 8 to 16 I.b. Grade “A” Fully Dressed. 16 to 20 Lb. Fully Dressed. — HENS TOMS

★PUMPKIN Kroger. Fancy Quality . . . No. 2*/i flfttC Finer texture, fuller flavor, fan wA* KROGER. Richer in tomato sauce. Pork & Beans 3<£3s' AVONDALE. Young, tender, Uniformly sized. Green Beans 2 C M 29' render, whole kernels . . . Golden Niblets Corn 19' Young, lender, full flavored peas. Green Giant 2 5 «“39‘ KROGER. Rich, full flavor. ★Tomato Juice ?-19' Choice fruit . . . Halves Libby's Apricots ":£* 33' AVONDALE. Halves or sliced. Peaches ! 'c.?29' Pure Granulated _ o. SUGAR 2S ‘x 1’99 KROGER. Five delicious flavors. Beverages 3 »>“ 25' Plus Deposit Hot-Dated . . . Store-Ground. JLb Eag 1.15 ★ Spotlight Coffee 40 : FRENCH BRAND. Rich . . . Fragrant Coffee «*• 46'

★ CRANBERRIES Fancy, late variety Firm, red-ripe. Sf Tangy-tart flavor.J'*' Cello __ wlgßr V. S. No. 1 "California" Jumbo sites. ★ Pascal Celery 11 I2‘ I. S. No. 1 Fanry "Emperor” Grapes 225‘ V. S. No. 1 "California" Sofia. Head Lettuce 2 "»• 33‘ V S. No. 1 “Florida Juice” ★ Oranges Mesh Ba; 39= Snow-White Cauliflower “ 15' ★ Sweet Potatoes Us. Fancy "Washington" Box "Jonathan" Apples 4 49 lC

-7 - 69 c 18 to 20 Lb. Grade 'A" New York dressed. TGM TURKEYS 59' Extra fancy . . . Fully dressed . . . Pan-ready. ROASTING CHICKENS Plump, tender .. . Heavy breeds . . Fully dressed. STEWING CHICKENS 59' Fancy . . . Michigolden . . . Fully dressed. DUCKS ... 63' Kroger Fres-Shore . . . Extra Gandards. OYSTERS V.™. T m se.w P| Kroger Tenderay—U. S. "Good" Deliv’ous patties or casserole. RIB RO.iSTS__ th. 59c Sausage «»» 49 c KINGAN’S Rl I.IABLE. Shank Half KfNGAN’S. Tasty. Shank Half Ssr.dced Hams «b 55 c Cooked Hams ,b 63 c KINGAN’S RELIABLE. Small size. Kroger Tenderay . . . U. S. Cooked Ptcntcs»■" 49 c Chuck Roasts 1 b 59c JEOaGEEEEaEDn *QANBERRYSAUCE -15 c 5 Bf 4 to 8 Lb. average. , _ L FRESH PICNICS 35' 5 Lr I . S No. 1 Good Cookers. HH | POTATOES

Made with twisted dough for finer, whiter texture. Buy extra Loaves for the Holiday Needs. ★ Kroger BREAD A A# Vjß*'

Frsm lite "Good faith ff ' t - ' J lit 1J Among the blessings to be grateful for this Thanksgiving is the record-making yield of the American farm. Our high output of food-crops is enabling us to feed not only the people of this country but also many millions of men. women and children in the famine areas of the world.

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AAONDALE, Allpurpose. Flour 7V GOLD MEDAL. Flour Bpc 111 popular brands. Cigcrettss Ji 1.79 Four favorite dessert. Jc-li-0 2 Huts 15 c Easy fix . . . Pie ( rust Flako •« 17c Vour favorite shortening Cristo ’£ Ll 3 BAGDAD. Pitted Dates *£• 25 c KROGER. All your flavor favorites. Desserts 3 Pkgs. 19 c Pure vegetable shortening. Economical Krogo ].n KROGER. For well flavored pies. Mincemeat 15« Daily '-leaning plan. Spic & Span 23 c Safe .. . Contains no alkali. Dreft Jg 29 j

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