Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 10 December 1948 — Page 6

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Trade in a Good Town — Decatur Attend the Auction Sales students of the Keppert AucSat. at 2 p. m. and 8 p. m. by tion School. It

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SALE CALENDAR DEC. 11—Martha E. Sanft, executrix of estate of Isaac Sanft. 120 acre farm in Mercer Co. Ohio. 1 p. m. Ed L. Bryson, attorney, Celina. O. DEC. 11—William R. Kizer. Harlan, Ind. Completely Modern Six room Home with an acre of land and Complete line of Household Goods. 1:00 P. M. Midwest Realty Auciton Co., J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. DEC. 11—John E. Howard, adm., 513 Marshall St. Personal property. IP. M. Suman Bros., Aucts, DEC. 11—Richard Hill, 602 Marshall St., Decatur. 6 room modern house. Roy & Ned Johnson, aucts. DEC. 11—Decatur Sale Barn, Miscellaneous 7P. M. E. C. Doehrjnan, Auct. DEC. 13—Mr. & Mrs. Meredith Dailey, 116 N. 11th St., Decatur. 5 room home. 2P. M. Kent Realty Co. DEC. 13- Moser Implement Co., So. Main St.. Bluffton, Ind. New toys, appliances & miscellaneous. 7 P. M. Ellenberger Bros., auc DEC. 14—Harold Bollenbacher, I’/b mi. S. of Chattanooga, Ohio on road 49. then l>i mi. E. Closing out sale. Roy & Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty, aucts. » DEC. 14—Culver Hi-Speed Garage, Culver, Ind. Close out of garage equipment and parts. 1 P. M, Kent Realty Co. DEC. 15—Mr. & Mrs. Albert J. Meyer. H mi. N. of St. Marys. Ind. 297 A. farm. 2 P. M. Kent Realty Co. DEC. 15—David Kipfer, 1 mi. W of Bluffton on 124, then 1 mi. N„ then % mi. W. Cattle and farm machinery. 10:30 A. M. Ellenberger Bros., Aucts.

UWVVMMUWVVVVWWUVWMAMUWWWWVWWWWWWUU Public Sale 6 Room Modern Home I have purchased a farm and am moving on to the farm: Will sell nt public auction, My Home, Located at 602 Marshall St., Decatur, Ind. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1948 at 3:00 P. M. 6 Room Modern Home: Living Room, Dining Room, Bedroom, Kitchen and Bathroom on first floor, 2 Bedrooms on second floor. Basement and automatic Oil Burning Heating Plant. House in best repair. New roof, fully insulated and sided with asbestos shingles. Storm windows and doors. A good warm house. Good Garage; Utility shed; Large Lot with Variety of Fruit, Berries and Grapes. Good garden; shade trees. A nice comfortable home and a good location. Inspection may be made any time before the sale. TERMS —1/3 cash, balance upon delivery of Deed and Merchantable Abstract. <, Will give Immediate Possession. RICHARD HILL, Owner Roy Johnson & Son—Auctioneers. ' 6 R 10

Public Auction Due to ill health In the family I have rented the farm and will sell the following described Personal Property at public auction I*4 miles South of Chattanooga, Ohio, on Road 49 then 1% miles East, on Tuesday, December 14, 1948 at 10:30 A. M„ E.S.T. 12—HEAD CATTLE-12 Brindle heifer, milking good, rebfed; Black cow 8.-due by sale day: Guernsey heifer, milking good, due in Spring; Guernsey cow 5. milking good, rebred: Guernsey heifer, milking good, due in Spring; Registered Jersey cow 7, fresh 5 wks.; Guernsey heifer, due in Spring; 3 Yearling Guernsey heifers; Yearling Jersey bull; Guernsey bull calf, 4 mo. old. MILKER: DeLaval Magnetic Milker-! single units—pipe and stall cocks for 16 stanchions—2 years old—like new. SHEEP: 7 Black faced ewes: 1 Dorset buck. HAY & STRAW: 162 bales Red Clover hay; 273 bales Ladins & Alfalfa hay; 300 bales Ladins hay; 200 bales straw. TRACTOR & IMPLEMENTS 1939 John Deere Model B Tractor, on good rubber with Cultivators, first class; John Deere 2 Bottom 12 inch Breaking Plow; Soil Fitter Tractor Disc. 7 on .side; John Deere Fertiliser Corn Planter, like new; John Deeft Side Delivery, new; John Deere Lime Spreader, new; John Deere Tractor Spreader on Rubber, like new; Dunham 8 ft. Double Cultipacker; Dunham Rotary Hoc. like new; Osborne Mower; 2 Section Spike Tooth Harrow: John Deere Hammer Mill. 10 Inch; Wagon and rack; 2 wheeled Stock Trailer: Brooder House 10x12; 3 A Shatfe Hog Houses: Hog Self Feeder; Hog Troughs: 75 ft. Endless Belt; 4 Milk Cans; Strainers; Milk Buckets; Tank Heater: Misc. articles. HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Moores Wood or Coal Heater, good: Kitchen Heater, white enamel finish; Lawn Mower; 3 Ton good Hard Coal; Misc. articles. . TERMS—CASH. . ' HAROLD BOLLENBACHER, Owner Roy A Ned Johnson-Ancts. Melvin Liechty-Auct Louis Brehm—Clerk Lunch by St. Paul s Evangelical Church 7 10

200 Flee Chicago Hotel During Fire Report Os Earlier Fire Under Probe Chicago, Dec. 10.—(PU)— Fire forced about 200 residents from . the ancient Hubbard hotel early I today, and the fire department in- | vestigated reports that the hotel | employes handled a fire two hours | earlier without notifying authorities. The flames started on the second ! floor and spread upward through the six-story building, which once was one of Chicago’s finest hotels. The top floor of the 60-year-old landmark was destroyed. 1 Residents, most of them old age pensioner?, fled into the cold in their night clothes. Red Cross workers took them to a nearby I public health building. The old hotel was closed for six i months as a fire hazard but was I reopened in November, 1947, after complying with fire safety regulations. Deputy fire commissioner AnthI ony Mullaney said he had ordered an investigation of reports that a rfire on the second floor, in the same spot where the second blaze 'started, occurred earlier in the; evening. He said it was possible that the first fire never was completely extinguished, and that it smouldered jin the walls until breaking out again.

Hours after the second fire began firemen still played hoses on the building. They said a wall was, weakened and might collapse. First State Bank Gaily Decorated In Holiday Spirit A large Christmas Jree has been placed in the First State Bank, which with its decorations and many colored lights diffuses the Vuletide spirit as one enters the bank. Attractive wreaths decorate the main banking room, which recently was cleaned by local decorators. Banners advertising the Christmas club also blend with the decorations. Herman Krueckeberg, cashier, stated that an extra window for I Christmas club members was op- j ened this week and that enrollments far exceed those of last year. The bookkeeping departments are now entirely moved to the second floor and new mechanical equipment has been installed. Twenty-four persons are employed in the bank. Achievement Meet Is Held Recently The Kirkland Kut-Ups held their achievement meeting recently with the Farm Bureau Thanksgiving supper. Record books were received and 4-H pins were awarded to the following members: Marilyn Arnold, Audrey Andrews, Alice Ann Beineke, Patty Barger. Mary Ellen Byerly, Donna Bucher, Doris Cauble, Norma Conrad, Carol Ann Egly, i Elaine Freels, Kay Heare, Shirley ' Ploughe, Esther Sowards, Sally Rose and Mary Jane Troxel. Trad In a Good Town — Decatu’ 1

PUBLIC AUCTION COMPLETE CLOSE OUT SALE OF GARAGE EQUIPMENT & AUTO PARTS, ETC. “To Dissolve A Partnership” Tuesday, Dec. 14th - 1:00 P. M. LOCATED: In Culver. Indiana. 14 block East of The State Exchange Bank; Known as The Culver Hi-Speed Garage. All Equipment and Auto Parts will sell regardless of price and the following list is included in the sale. EQUIPMENT & INVOICE OF PARTS, ETC. 1 Cell tester; Wiedenoff motor analyzer; Wiedenoff Dist Tester; Hydrometer; Black & Decker charger; Valve grinder complete; Disc sander; Sprayer; Welding torch and rods; Body jack; 2 cylinder hones; Pin hone; Cylinder corrector hone; Ridge reamer: 3 Bushing reamer adj; Torque wrench; I set numbers; Spring Spreader; Impact tool; 4 car stands; 2 Paint masks; 1 Body file; Rental batteries; Thread cutter; Freezometer Spark plug cleaner; Soldering iron; 3 creapers; 2 pick up chairs; 2 Barrel faucets: Water can: Battery stand; Air compressor; 2 Vises; Benches; 2 Floor Jacks; 1 • 8 ton Jack; 1 Exhaust fan; 4 stand fans; Cash register; 2 Desks; Counter; File Cabinet; Safe: Chairs; 1 Adding Machine; Clock; Stationery. New and Used Tires and Tubes. Also complete service room of Auto Parts, etc. Many other articles too numerous to mention. The Garage Building this equipment is now located in, which is 60’x70’ in size, is FOR SALE or LEASE. Interested parties please contact us on day of the sale. TERMS—CASH. CULVER HI-SPEED GARAGE, Owners D. S. Blair & C. W. Kent—Auctioneers Gerald Strickler—Sales Mgr. Sale Conducted by The Kent Realty & Auction Co., Inc. Decatur, Indiana — Phone 68 Not Responsible In Case Os Accidents. (Clip this as it only appears once.

hi Milin! LARGE STOCK OF NEW TOYS, APPLIANCES and MISCELLANEOUS MOSER IMPLEMENT COMPANY SOUTH MAIN STREET, BLUFFTON, IND. MONDAY NIGHT-DECEMBER 13 Sale Starting at 7:00 P. M. Prompt - APPLIANCES - New and used Home Lockers. 9. 10. 12, 15 and 18 cu. ft.: Used Refrigerator’. 6 & " ft.; Combination Coal and Gas Range: Washing Machine; City Gas Stove, good condition; Heating Stoves of all sizes; Electric Fans; Electrk Irons of all makes: Waffle Irons: Alarm Clocks; Silex Coffee Makers; Radios; Steam Irons; Hot Plates; | Toasters. , TOYS - TOYS - TOYS Lionel Trains: American F’yer Train: Roys and Giris Bicvrie«: Tricycles: Dolls of all kind’ and ’lres: Blackboards; Table and Chair sets: Rocken: Child's Chairs: Overstaff Child Rockers: Doll Furniture: Doll High Schsirs; Doll Strollers- 4 wheel Riding Horae’; Ice Skates: Footballs: Movie Projectors end films: Table Tennis; Electric Photo Football Games; Tinker Tovs; Musical Instrument’: Toy Adding Machine: Tov Cash Register: Rowling sets; Pin Ball machines: Rubber Blocks: Child Phonographs: Books: Trucks, all sizes and kinds; Judv Farm Games all kinds; Windup Trains; Construction set: Microsconic '•et; Chemistry sets: Sewing sets; Tea set: Pa’try sets; Dart Boards: hrum: Ruhher Balls: Psrcheesi; Child’s Electric Stoves: Children’s Stoves: Child's Mixer: Child's Toaster set: Child’s Washing Machine; Stuffed Animal’, all kinds and sizes: Waeon«: Wheelbarrows, toy”: Musical Cake Plates; Mnrical Banks; Mysical Merry-go-rounds; Musical Beer Mugs; Musical Teddy Bear. , ' MISCELLANEOUS Hydraulic Jacks; Tank Heaters, oil or electric: Tires. 600x16. 4 nly Ist grade, new: Tires 650x16. 4 plv. Ist grade, new; New Empire Milking Machine; Motor Oil, Anti-Freete; Canvas; etc. TERMS—CASH. MOSER IMPLEMENT CO.-Owier ■UY YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT THIS AUCTION. ' EVERYTHING SELLS TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. PLEASE COME EARLY — THIS IS A LARGE SALE. • — Ellenberger Bros.—Auctioneers Fanners * Merchants Bank—Clerk. 10

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$350 Damage Done As Autos Collide » Damage amounting to $350 was incurred when a pair of automobiles collided one quarter mile east of Decatur on U. S. 224 at 11:50 p.m. Thursday night. A car driven by Hubert E. Butler, 38, of Decatur route 5, was struck by an out of state car which slipped off the highway on the right side, then slid back across the pavement, the sheriff's department reported. Driver of the second car gave her name as Dorothy May Ashley, 24, of Effingham, 111. Each auto carried two persons, but none was injured. The accident was investigated by sheriff Herman Bowman and deputy Robert Shraluka. Brownie troop fourteen met Tuesday at the' Lincoln school. Carols were sung, after which a business meeting was held. Each Brownie is asked to bring a gift for a little boy at the next meeting; also, a bulb for the community Christmas tree. Ruth Ailerson, scribe.

A meeting of Girl Scout troop six was held Tuesday at the high school. Dues were paid and rehearsal was held for the visit to the county home on December 22. The Girl Scout party will be held at the high school on December 15. Lois Strahm, scribe Brownie troop thirteen met at the fire station Thursday afternoon

The meeting was opened with the Brownie promise and pledge to the flag. Roll was called and dues collected. The girls then worked on Christmas wreaths they made for their homes, and rehearsed Christmas carols which will be sung to the shut ins on Saturday, December 18. The next meeting will be a Christmas gift exchange party at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Lobsiger Wednesday afternoon at three thirty. The meeting then closed with the Brownie arch. Nancy Frank, scribe.

Two Sheepherders And Flock Missing Rawlins, Wyo., Dec. 10 — (UP)— A land and air search was under way today for two sheepherders and a flock of 1,900 sheep which have been missing in the rugged Buffalo Hump country for three weeks. P. E. Daley, a large sheep owner of Carbon county, reported the disappearance yesterday. He said he last had seen the men and the sheep on Nov. 4 about 70 miles northwest of here, an area which has since been subject to freezing weather and snow-laden winds. To Christen Royal Baby December 15 London, Dec. 10 — (UP) — Preparations were under way at Buckingham palace today for the Dec. 15 christening of Princess Elizabeth’s infant son. The official announcement setting the date said the ceremony would be private, with only members of the royal family and intimate friends present. Because the palace chapel was damaged by bombs during the war and is not yet in use, it was expected that one of the state rooms would be used for the ceremony.

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