Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 59, Decatur, Adams County, 11 March 1949 — Page 7

MARCH 11, 1949

Long Sought For ig is Arrested Lpolis. March 11 (I P) — | r-old m?n sought for w-1 Lars in the slaying of an J Lis resident. has bepi cap-' L Chattanooga, Tenn., the I Bureau of Investigation ay. Ini announced the arrest of Fennell, wapted for the L 47, slaying of Fred Robey !

SALE CALENDAH Kfc-Herbert Wiegman. 6 mi. S. of Monroeville on route No. 101, ■ then % n>|. W. or 3V ? tfi. N. of the Jet. of U. S. 224 and 101, I on route 10} then (4 m|- W. Complete closing out sale. I Johnson & Johnson & Bohnke, aucts. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Colchin. 148 So. Second St., Personal Proper- ■ ly . Ip. M. T. D. Schieferstein, auct. Kj—M. Miller, 856 N. Jefferson st., Berne, Ind. Personal | property. IP. M Melvin E. Liechty, auct. Ml- Leverl Tucker and Carl Schroeder. 3 mi. E. of Mendon. Ohio I on River road, then % <ni. N. of Church of the Brethren; 5 mi, W, pf Spencerville, 0., on No. 117 then S. 1 mi. on No. | 116, then pi. W- and then 1 mi. S. Complete farm sale. I Johnson, Johnson & Liechty. aucts. Smalley. 6 mi. W. and 114 mi. S. of Fairmount, Ind. ■ A'ell imprAvetJ 80 acre farm, highly productive land. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F. Sanmann, Auct. H<)_ -Robert G. Lunz, Adm|n. Lunz Estate. 5 mi. E. of Ft. Wayne, Ind. at Junction of Maysville and North River road. Ideally located 131 acre farm and personal property. Midwest Real- ■ ty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmann, Auct. H<i Heirs of Henry fl. EJlenberger, Main street, Berne. 3 tracts B of land, household goods. 1 P. M. Jeff Liechty, auct. Wayne Fraultiger, 352 N. 11th st. 7 room home and garage. ■ 2p. M Hept Realty 4 Cq. ■9 Joel Refaharil ? Bt Me, 4 mi, of Bluffton on 124 (hep 1 tni. N. 2 tractors, imPepent?, household goods. 12 noon. I Ellenhewr toy., Apilg, _ J IPSBLIC aUOTIOM '‘THE LUN? ESTATE" HpROVEP 134 ACRE FARM and PERSONAL PROPERTY tURDAY, MARCH 11,-0 ft. M. Farm will sell at 1:30 P. M(Land will sell as One Unit or in Four Separate tracts to suit purchasers) ■lON—Five miles East of Fort Wayne, Indiana at Junction of ■le and North River road. Or, miles West of New Haven, ■ Or. 1 miles South of Goeglein Lutheran Church. HveMENT*: GOOD MODERN HOME, 10 rooms and bath. Full ■nt Furiace, Water Pressure system. Motor PPlumbing for Soft ■ A WELL CONSTRUCTED HOME, NIQELY ARRANGED, and ■d REPAIR. Fine Yard and Shade, Two Orchards with Variety ■UBLE GARAGE, Two Chicken Houses. BANK BARN 40x60. Kes of good timber pasture with considerable Kble TIMBER, balance under cultivation, about 25 acres of ExK<l Bottom Land. ■ . Farm has beep owned by the LVNZ Family for several genK and is being sold to make final settlement of this estate. Bfai LOCATION; Just off of Federal Highway No. 30 and surKi by many tine suburban Homes and Residential developments. ■ge part of this farm is IDEAL for subdivision. KpORTUNITY to buy a good farm with wonderful KILITIES in a VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION. KnaL PROPERTY: FARM EQUIPMENT—John Deere Tractor ■'fl" and Cultivator; New Rubber Tired Wagon; Hay Loader; ■ER Grain Drill; John peeve Corn Planter; Mower; Disc HarKultlpacker; 1933 PLYMOUTH Gar - New APEX Washer and ■UIWO S AND ANTIQUE^—Settle. Book Case. Tilt ■hair. Rocking Chairs. Punch Bowl, Silver Plates, Salt Dishes. ■Cabinet, Living Room Suite, Foot Stool’, 12x15 Rug. Hall Run ■d 6 Throw Rugs, 9x12 Rug, Piano and Bench. Stands. Tables, B Set of Dishes, Set of Silverware. Dining Room Suite. WardKupboards, Glass Kitchen Cupboard, Sewing Machine, Chairs, ■ Dishes. Beds, Diyssprs gnd many other articles. ■S—Real Estate: 29% day of wl«, balance upop delivery of good ■ Personal Property—Cash- , ■IRS OF LUNZ ESTATE - Owners Kanmann—Auctioneer Robert G. Lunz. Commissioner ■ouducted by . Wm. Fruechtefticht, Attorney Et Realty Auction Co., Decatur, Iliana. 11 Public Sale ■ire miles East of Mendon. Ohio on River road, then % mile North ■rch of the Brethren; 5 mile? West of Spencerville, Ohio on No. leu South 1 mile on No. 116, then 2*4 miles West and then 1 mile MONDAY, MARCH 14TH, 1949 10:39 A. M. IS-REGISTEW HWEINS-1’ Ifows; 2 flred betters; 3 year (ug heifers; 4 heifers . to 1 moa. I Heifer calves; (7 of these heifers are out of cows Wi h re ■ls to 690 tbs. B. F.) We owned the dams of these heifers whe ■rd averaged 512 R>s. B. F. for 5 consecutive years and led Mer■ut.ty herds for period of 5 years. •> v «ars II Born April 20. 1948, Pam has 620 tbs. B. L average 3 J.ar». lierd 4t’B. Te ted. Cattle Ca|f Vaccinated. ■ EQUIPMENT— pt Laval Milker; Elee. water beater. 4 ca BCooler; Tanks; 15 ten gallon milk cans. SHEEP & HOGS I Ewes, will lamb last of March; 2 Hampshire gilts, farrow tn — H AY — Itou Mixed Hay in mow; 3 ton Baled Mixed lUy. all good hay. TRACTORS & IMPLEMENTS Lal! Allis Chalmers Tractor Model "G” with * luguat; 1947 Silver King Tractor & Cultivators; J. Ilecre '>4 * low on rubber; Dunham disc: Ro 1 ary hoet Cultimalcher. Olh J L fer Utter grain drill; Black Hawk Tractor corn I' pull type trac'or mower cut 30 acres: *7l ?\.- Buck Rake I C.raham-Hoemn Plow, used 1 season: Hele’ |e Manure Spreader; Hammer 4 Roiiihaie Mill I ( . j | Spreader;. Harrow; FerHltter Attachment for IrteryttflMl I Trac’oi* Sorayer; Trailer: I*o * Mill L and hay ladders; IHC 40 ft. Grain E'evator; Chpper Fan Mill. DAIRY EQUIPMENT l-eLival. Magnetic 2 unit Milker with 3 unit pump; li Wa'er Heater: Double Washing Tanks 1-’ ten gallon n ■ Strainer and Milk Pails:'Zero 4 can milk cooler. MISCELLANEOI S I individual hog houses; 12 hol» Champion h /‘* : and L ladder; Uree Pultey for F-20 trac or: Lnml*r I posts;‘ijo<lei “A" Chassis; 5> gal. new Ml. Power town H ““hmshwid gooiis htaW- ml ' : Ct " r " k, -‘ bn Cabinet; Stands, etc. KS— CASH. Not reepon ible for accident. . LEVERL TUCKER CARL SCHROEDER Owners E Ned John-ou—Aucis. a LieihU— * f! * ,c E«mpmcni C 'bjVijail Gw e WP’Xt Cbufch «

Dancer Acquitted Os Marijuana Charges | Hollywood, March 11 — (UP) — ; Dancer Vickie Evans was free to- , day of marijuana charges on which actor Robert Mitchum and two others wers conyictedA superior court jury of eight men and four women deliberated an hour and seven minutes yesterday before acquitting the blonde show(girl. She put her head on her at- ' torney’s shoulder and wept.

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Investigate Fatal Beating Os Inmate Evansville, Ind., March 11 —(UP) — The Indiana mental health council today investigated the fatal beating of George Moehienkamp, 70, a patient in Evansville state hospital. Moehienkamp was killed when another inmate of the mental institution attacked him with a heavywaxing mop while the two were waxing a floor. The attack occurred in a corridor and John Paterson, 41, who was accused of weilding the mop, was placed in solitary confinement.

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Life Sentence For Killing Best Friend 1 ' Indianapolis. March 11 — (UP) ’ — Will Clark, 60, wa’s sentenced 1 yesterday to life imprisonment for ■; the second degree murder of his '. best friend, Harry Sawyer, on Sept. | 25,1948. Clark testified that Sawyer • was shot when he tried to shoot an- • 1 other man who was attempting to ’! rob them as they played cardu. > The state of Washington has a : milder climate than any other state ■ in the U. S. located in the same . latitude.

Make Settlement Os Gravediggers Strike 11 New York, March 11 — (UP) — I Francis Cardinal Spellman, who • j had put seminary students to -wonk ; ‘ digging graves, announced today . !a settlement had been reached‘in • I the two-months-old strike oi grave- - diggers at Calvary cemetery. ’ The Cardinal, -who had personally directed the digging of graves by the theological students while , strikers picketed the huge ceme- ,! tery, said the workers would re- .! ceive a wage increase of 8-1/3 perI cent.

Sdiricker Studies Soldier Bonus Bill Many Other Bills Also Await Action Indianapolis, March 11—(UP)— The Indiana soldier bonus bill was op the desk of governor Schricker today along with an unofficial opinion on it completed yesterday by attorney general J. Emmett MeManamon. Tjie multi-million-dollar measure arrived from the attorney general's office late yesterday afternoon. The governor was expected to study it today before putting his signature on the bill and making i( law. Also awaiting the governor's action in a stack of unsigned bills was the record-breaking biennial budget measure and the $53,000,000 school tuition support bill enacted by the 86th Indiana general assembly. Members of tfce assembly had long since departed for tfleir homes in all parts of the state. But clear!cal staffs still worked in the vir-tually-deserted chambers bringing records up to date and compiling the accomplishments of the lawmakers. House speaker Robert Heller left today for his home in Decatur but will return frequently during the next few weeks to sign daily journal entries in the official archives. Lt. Gov. John Watkins, presiding officer in the senate, will sign similar records in the senate hut will remain in his statehouse office. Commercial fishermen gross over $8,000,000 annually in North Carolina.

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iTwo Men Fined For Traffic Violations ~ard Parkison of Fort Wayne, ' .kdolph Dietrich, of Hoagland :oute 1, were each fined $1 and costs in justice of the peace court Thursday night. Parkinson was arrested by sheriff Herman Bowman for passing at an intersection; Dietrich was charged with speeding. MAY REMOVE (Cont. From Page One) Shelby, except Addison township, and Wabash, except Chester and Noble townships.

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Man Convicted On Manslaughter Charge , Indianapolis, March 11 — (UP) 1 — Charles V. Butler, 39, will Le I sentenced today on a manslaughter t charge for shooting Robert C. Ponp - on New Year's day of 1948. 1 The guilty verdict was returned by a jury yesterday after less than two hours of deliberation. It. cari ries a mandatory two-to-21 year i prison term. Wheat was once a basic curirency in Oregon. Kirkland High School Baks 1 sale, Saturday. March 12 — Gerber’s Meat Market 57t3x