Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 107, Decatur, Adams County, 6 May 1949 — Page 6

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Injuries Fatal To Fort Wayne Resident Fort Wayne, Ind., May 6 — (UP)—Philip Henry Wagner, 74, died last night of injuries suffered ' when he was hit by a car in front of his home near Yoder April 21. He suffered a pelvic fracture and head cuts and died in St. Joseph hospital here.

Public Auction FIVE ROOM RESIDENCE 713 North 10th St., Decatur, Indiana SATURDAY, MAY 7, -1:30 P. M. LOCATED: 713 North 10th St.. Decatur, Indiana. At the corner of 10th and Dayton Sts. I' THIS HOME HAS JUST BEEN COMPLETELY REMODELED, New;, Foundation, New Concrete Porches, Interior Newljf Decorated and ; Exterior NEWLY PAINTED. i Has nice Kitchen, Large Living Room, Two Large Bedrooms and . Bath Room. Enclosed Back Porch. i. AN ATTRACTIVE, WELL CONSTRUCTED HOME, NICELY ARRANGED and IDEALLY LOCATED ON A NICE CORNER LOT. This house is vacant, Purchaser can have IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, j ‘ TERMS: 20% day of sale, balance upon delivery of good title. ' 1 CLARE S. EDDY-Owner; J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer | < Sale Conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co., Decatur, Ind. 29 3 6 ~’~ ~ i One-Fuel Heating Plants Passing! WILLIAMSON -»««"« •* This ALL-FUEL Furnace That • ....... . Burns Coal, Oil, Gas or Coke -fTgSr The New Williamson Tripl-ife AllLiSJj Fuel Furnace makes the old-fashioned a one-fuel heating plant as old as yesUliiiii "I terday’s newspaper. Why limit your- t Jllllll se 'f to one Choose the fuel you s like. This furnace is economical and ( * lilTn.. I < heats all rooms in coldest weather. - pSr - Monthly payments to suit. ; J t H Furnaces cleaned 4.50 up ByHS HAUGK J TRFF Ftniace InapectloD. Expert rrpaij Heating & Appliances LULL work on any make of furnace. Coal riILL u.'"““ UWJ ’ Decatur. Phone 49 ■i■■■■ M■■■■■ SEE US FOR YOUR LUMBER AND Builder’s Supply NEEDS Sheetrock, Insulation Board, Wall Planking, Ceiling Tile, I/? fcpi" Wood Shingles, Galvanized Roofing. Windows and Doors, CDCCIAI Storm Sash, Window Screens, SPECIAL Asphalt and rubber floor tile, Hardwood Flooring finish lumber and mouldings. 6 Pre-fabricated Chimneys for AA per Easy, Quick Erection. 100 Ft. Free Estimates on Remodeling or New Construction. Open Daily 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. We Close Saturday Noon. Arnold & Klenk, Inc. Lumber & Building Supplies So. Winchester St. & Erie R. R. Phone 1757 Kelvinator’s MM ’’Automatic Cook” Electric Range •“COOKS WHO* WHILE YOU'RE A,,A I fe -1 — ~ ~ M -4I» I 30995 1 I ? ther Models I H _ • ,r °m 154.95’ I I ■k I DON’T MISS SUING IT! • | » Imagine! Now too cm tike the • Amuing new convenience. New afternoon off... anytime... come "Up-Down” Unit give* you a 4th home to . piping hot dinner, !«. Scotch Just eet the ' Automatic Cook” Kettle... at the flick of a wnatl control... the range doea the real! • Giant broiler-oven boMe a 25-lb. turkey with ewe. U inner drawer, • Brilliant new Control Panel..; eeven-beat surface unite, and ■ top-o'-tbe-range. Now all control* dozen other wonderful feature* for are easier to reach... earner to read. extra value! « • DECATUR HATCHERY Decatur. Ind. Phone 497

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Aged Warsaw Man Is Killed By Truck Warsaw, Ind., May 6 — (UP) — Funeral services were planned today for Charles Beroth, 83, Warsaw, who died here yesterday a short time after he walked against the side of a truck near his home. 1 Trade in n Good Town — Deenliir

Declare Business Will Be Improved Research Director Speaks To Alumni Bloomington, Ind., May 6—(UP) ' —Business is good but it is going so get much better, a research di--1 rector told the third annual alumni school of the Indiana University school of business today. Vergil D. Reed of the J. Walter Thompson Co., said increasing i population coupled with increased productivity because of more mechanization meant a bright future for business in 1960. “We will continue to multiply our energy with power and machines.” Red said, because "we still have far to go, particularly in agriculture.” He said the best opportunities for retailers and service business in the 1960’s would be in suburban areas. Reed said factories would continue to move from big cities and the population of both cities and farms would go to the suburbs of big cities. “Incomes will be higher and more evenly distributed,” said Reed. "More of the lower income groups will have climbed up into the middle class, but more of the upper income group will have climbed down into the middle class.” "Fewer but bigger farms” with a higher percentage of owner management was predicted. Reed forecast that machanization would move into the retail sales business, and that "well over 60 percent of all food sales will be made in self-service stores by 1960. "Vending machines will disgorge about $5,000,000,000 worth of goods per year compared to a tenth of that amount today."

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