Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 177, Decatur, Adams County, 29 July 1949 — Page 7

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sn® tII » w I ;K‘MifrrtV EASY 10 \ K^^OBUT 5 S S>RA5 >RAC HCfc WHAT YOU KcnCING kM VOUR- wJh A ‘B H danle T N< T t 0 -+' Chalmers implements before I U harvMting season. Make the ($aL» tViWh' J* ERRKR • MOSER IMPLEKW “g? MR NT COMPANY your AlKwki sales and service W I t he * d( l u «rtm. Your A-C Dealer. ; »«■«» t» \ I PUBLIC AUCTION URGE selection of furniture APPLIANCES, ETC. ■ATURDA Y, JULY 30th -1:30 P.M. On South First at ths Intersection of Oak A First streets, |K(o<f of the following furniture and appliances are In good condi and If you need anything for your home, come to this sale, and it over, you may find Juat what you want. Mr 0. E. Refrigerator; •’ Refrigerator; Dri-Ga* Stove; Nat. Gar Ma M W. gae stove; NEW—NEW HOME ELECTRIC REWING MA K>; WITH BUTTON HOLE ATT.; Drop Head White sewing ma H 1.2 • 5 pc. Breakfast Sets; b pc. Chrome Breakfast Set; Table ■ |p. Console Radio; M. W. record player, Desk; 4 Occ. Chairs and ■ nan; 2 rockers; Dining Room suite with 6 chairs; 3 Bedroom M », with springs and mattress; Inneraprlng and bos spring mattreaK] Waterfall Cedar Cheat; Tilt Back chair. Coffee Table; Hassock; H tease; Garden Tools; 2 steel beds complete; 2 ■ 2 pc. Living Room H r , 2 Studio Couches; Sect. Davenport; in*l2 Rug and pad; Bxl2 M k pad; several throw rugs; Table Breakfast Nook; M steel Clothes Closet; Corner Cabinet; 2 Clothes Hampers; Several of Drawers; 2 Gas Fireside Heaters; Kitchen Cabinet, Set Porch Furniture; Card Table; Pictures; Curtains; Stool; H th Swing; Antique Mantel Clock; I Floor Lamps; Baby Bed com- ■ t Baby Play Pen; Child's Bed; Tricycle; Airplane; Mine. Toys; ■ fOMATIC A B WASHER; 2 Electric Washers, 20 G. Aut. Oil Hot H lev Healers; Double Tubs; Coal Hot Water Heater. 3xl ft. Safe; 3 ■ iS'oves. SUPER FLAME TWIN OIL BURNER; corner shelves; ■ W Elec. Sweeper; Thor Aut. Angle Iron; SEA KING 3.3 hp OUTH Htl> MOTOR; Pressure Cooker; Elec Saw and motor; Elec. Drill H ). and motor; Small Air Compressor; 2 Vices. Blow Torch, Grindfl H'h 3 h. p. motor; Complete P. Paint sprayer. H Also many other mtve. articles too numerous to mention. H RMS Items up to 150.00 Cash. On amounts over |50.00, owners ■T will finance 60% on your own terms. (Kathryn Strickler & Paul Strickler Owners Blair. C. W. Kent -AUCTIONEERS ■g Strickler—Sales Mgr. M Conducted by The Kent Realty A Auction Co., Inc. ■f Decatur. Indiana — Phone «8 ts 85 27 2 * I-Furniture Appliances Auction -I ■ Saturday, July 30th. - 1:30 P.M.I fl ADDITIONAL ITEMS WITH PUBLIC AUCTION fl ■ located AT INTERSECTION OF SOUTH Ist A OAK STS ■ ■ DECATUR, NDIANA M ■ THESE ADDITIONAL ITEMS ARE LIKE NEW: |g ■ 84 CU. FT. DEEP FREEZE; Table top gas stove. ChromeM - set; Studio couch; Full size Hollywood bed. 2 < bent ■ ■<d Drawers; 3 9x12 Linoleum rugs. Oc< asslonal chair. ( ■ table. (Iccaasional table. ■ TERMS: ITEMS UP TO |50.00 CASH ON AMOt NTs O\ ERH ■ 150.00 OWNERS WILL FINANCE 50% ON AOl R TERMS ■ KATHRYN & PAUL STRICKLER I Owners ■ D 8. Blair 4 C. W Kent -AUCTIONEERS ■ H Gerald G. Strickler -SALES MGR » ■ ■ Sale Conducted by The Kent Realty 4 Auction Co . In. ■ ■ Decatur, Indiana — Phone 68. I IN KYANIZE FLOOR ENAMEL A tough, durable, waterproof coating for all floor* ■MMBM «f wood. ■Yq/WMM pattern-worn linoleum. | - Hide* (taint »Rd worn Drift overnight. Fine rang* of e * Urfc — I KOHNE DRUG STORE

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CMas ta be alloweO by tbe m»erd »f < »ab>lawn, M.aday, g, Mi. Heywood Pub. Co.. op«r..„. 310.»5 : Cltlstao Tsl. 0., d. f4.M ' KSjffc.VZeite. ii: ’’iß 1 - T:B J KoMillnasr's, do * 18AO DouglM Co., clothing ..... „™ •» Thurman I. Drew, audit op, IO Jane Drew, audit, clerical lis go Mlk» Faulkner A Mon. re. op «6.0# ' Russell Hoffman, sheriff dp. 10.00 Mrs. Dale Death, do I.M E*th. r Bawman. do Leonar.l Morrison, do k , i.M Herman Bowman, allrff. mil. 6t 28 1 Federal Lab. inc,, shrff, am. 111.70 ’ Milton J. Hull, shrff., oper. 12.30 1 Schafer Store, do is 50 1 Herman Moe||erlng, srv. ml). 4t 00 Roy Matthews drg. op. sal. 880.76 Walter Conrad, t.lldsr op. s. 257.30 1 Harold Gal Im ever, do 2S do I Arnold 4 Klenk, stakes .... 4.1* 1 Vernon Coffee, tile drain .... 10.*2 R. L do wex-e-eaaoee'-eaoeoead 45. W D. .Jacoba,. Ao ._................. WO* « C. R Bower* A Sons, do 278.*8 George Hlrechy, do *.lO 1 Carl Burkhart, do 86.70 . The Krtek-Tyndall Co., d 0.... 1*7.*0 J. I* Myron 4 Son. open drn. 2,3*1.<3 1 Sinclair Refining, arv. oper. *2.14 ' Standard OB Co., do 8.04 1 Kri<k Welding Shop, do .... l*.»0 ■ KHI i Beavers Qtl SerV., do 84.4* 1 Decatur Super Herv , do ....... 8.10 ■ L. K. Archbold, co. ag., a., m. 139.54 1 Beulah Jane Bertsch. «. o. al. 150.00 1 Anna K. Williams, home agt. 116.35 < Dr. H- F, Zwlck, hlth. oft 77. v» Donna Jabsrg, east, hlth of. 144* ■ Elleeh Andrews, do 12.50 Dr H. F. Ewlclt, poaL 1.50 Miln Faulkner it Son, h o. 30.00 1 Jean Arhocklay, nurse aal., 282 87 ; D. Burdette Custer, nurse rt. 4* *3 1 Commercial Print Shop., p. a. 17.30 1 Citlsen's Tel. Co., clr. ct. op. 11 80 Jesse C. Sutton, do 17.J0 • W. H. Anderson Co., do 15.00 The Bobbs-Merriß Co., do 10 00 Haymond N. Klass, do 30 *0 West Pub. Co , do 600 1 C. H Muselman, prob. off. *2O 2olm Bixler, C. H. cunt. sal. 176.00 Verona Venin. C. H. matr. 65.00 Samuel Bents. C. H oper 43.76 Holthouae Drug Co., do 11.11 t’hrlck Bro*., do 41 95 Frank P. Heimann, do 97.08 Churchill Mfg. Co., do 81.21 8. K. Merriman A Co., d 0... 51.71 Arnold A Klenk, do 8 •• Thurman I. Drew, do A 1.11 Baker Plbg. A Htg , do 105.00 Don Jefferies, do II.«5 Aahbaucher's Tin Shop, d 0..., 12.27 Beavers Oil Berv.. do .57 Schafer Store. Jail oper 7.30 Smith Drug, do _.,... *76 Ndrtn. Ind. Pun. Ser., do .... 8.80 Baker Plbg 4 Htfc . do 17 60 Dr. H. F. Zwlck. do B.OS Frank A, Kltson, co, home IM 56 Joanna Rltson. do *5 an Pryor Gilbert, do 75.00 Herbert Kilaon, do 75 00 Grover Kelley, do 30.00 Thomas Drew, do 12 *j* Geraldine Navel, do 47 ;>0 Mr* fe McFarland, do ... »1 »• Dr John B. Terveer aal 25.»0 Hev A B. Allwardt, minlst Jlav. Ord Gehman. do 4 oo Nuaetmum A Stauffer. C. H. 7 61 Burg Dairy »iulp Store, do io» 00 George C. Bond, Trust, d 0.... 3 00 JJnn Grove Hdw» Co., do .... Grace-Lee Prod. Inc., do .... !l »» Merbar L. Fennel, do .... it.»• Kohne Drug Store, do .... 4 ><> Mollenkopf A Eltlng. do W »3 John B Stulta Grot., -to 3 40 The Drl-Gas Corp , do I*oß Lance Shoe Store, du » •» Steffen Impl. Store, do .... 12.J5 Decetur Ina. Ag . do 4*.T» Berne I. G. do U H E Hite, do Felber Me.ch shop, do 37 Don Jefferies, do .... D’ 90 Heavers Oil Serv., do •' Stewart's Bakery, do ..... - »S.J« John C. Augsburgar. Co. Cm. J6* Otto Hoffman, do John W. Blakey, do Il «• Kd A. Bm»e. «>■ Ott». aal. 75 OS Bleanor Snyier. bd of rv. «o» France* Schamerloh. do ■ .... «» •• De< *tur Democrat Co., Ig ad 58 £4 John Deßolt A Hon. br«. rp. M4.«S Hoithouae Drag Co. do - J’*®* Yost <*#ol. Co. do Yager Funera Home. *ld b 78. M Black Funeral Home, do .... 7*«a Robert Rof*. so» bounty! B.SS Irene Byron Sena., anna 618.7* * 8 Rr.ts»amrst yioyd L. Meyer. Blue Crk. . UMS Brne*t Anderson, do Ji*•?'» Arirmr IteArmund, d» • i»J •* CU Graber. French •••• «»•»; rweliyn Lehnmn. do 10 »• Jam E KMetir, do . .. Ralph M Miller, crlford ... « *• Harvey Gnrimden. do }®'®“ BHerman8 Herman Uatson, do 14’» I. H Hinn. Kirkland ‘I « Thomas Gr 11 fl 4 h*. do •• ®* Elmer Gerber, do •• Howard <lllhom. Monroe .. 13* « Earl Thompson, do ........ »JJ ’ Cyrus Lehman, do Kathan Hprunger. do Louis Habegger. do }*" ? ' C W. H. Shwarts, du !»»■*• HX" •: I P Oh, -L. >O-0 Ce. ll H.rrty, do 1»» »- Chauncey Sheets. <to — W illiam Hcbnepf. <4« s ■ ,?»” B i’. Johnson. St Mary a J®* •? fc K. Winans, d« ” Charley Burdg, Union ItJ !’ Xjd Bischoff, do JJ’-J’ lltchsrd Bleeke. du c A Tester, Wabush U 4* A4va Fenstermaker, du it H Gregg, du - »•*•?» Jesse C. Mann, do }•• •• Eugene Hnuw, do ... {** •** Ali M-rt Harlow. County Jlj«O Helen Ruth Martin, du -• «» Virginia Chronister, do l**SS C. E. Hocker. 4o *® Will WTnnee, Washington . Arthur B Wllderdo 16J-*» dT mi nil For A Trouble Free Vacation THIS IS THE ANSWER 1946 Custom Dodge Sedan-Heater, Hsautiful Black Finish, Very Clean Don’t Mlm Thia One. See U* Today DICK MANSFIELD MOTOR SALES 141 a. End at. Phene 1445

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Chas. Marchand, do 17170 ] Agnes Helmer, do 64.00 I Grace Llchtenstelger, do .... 153.0® ! Richard J. Wemhoff, do .... 64.00 Owen C. Wemhoff, do ..... .. 88.o® Norman G. Lenhart, do ...... . 158.u0 George G. Flanders, do ....... 152.00 J Sumas R. Baker. 4o 218 09 L6e Hardware, operating .... 13.40 Cuiunercial Print Shop, do J. 90 Schafers, do 11.*5 8. E. Mrfnman A Co., do .... 4* 00 Parkerson Typwrtr. Sle, du 6.65 John B Stulte. do 37.50 H. H. Bartlett, do »«.o0 Ns. *4l Phil Sauer, supt. 225.60 Frank Singleton, asst. supt. 1*6.20 Kenneth Ohler. do 193.50 Oscar Young, do 126.75 Nathan Me*< hberger. do .... 179..’>5 Kenneth Huffman, mech I*o.no Robert Dubach, driver 190.u0 Virgil Draper, do 1*0.50 Harold Burger, Jo 1*6.30 Don Harvey, do 1*6.10 Sylvan Hlrachy, do «4.*0 Wineton Moser, do 191.70 Ralph Sauer, do 181.70 Jack Andrews, do 195.10 Vai Schnepp, do 162.0« Roy Heller, do 179.10 Arnold Weldler, single hand 17*.20 Wm. Dague. do . l*o,oo Christ Zurcher, Jo 173.70 Christ Miliar, do .................. 1«2.7# Klelh Hchnepp, do 17* 20 Joel Augsburger, do 17*.zv Joe Spangler, do 72.90 Kenneth Noll, do 167.40 Harry Kirschner, do 15*.40 Ja« k Heller, do 157 50 1 Grover Cottrell, do 2 60 G. C. Reinklng. do 121.20 Cltlaen'a Tel. •So., open 11.33 | Decatur Light A Power, do ».** Sutton Garten Co., d<» ■. 4.1» The Schafer Co., do 6.02 McComb Ignition Co., do .... 6.99 Mollenkopf A Hltlng. do 161.51 Arnold A Klenk. do 31 61 Ft. W. Blue Print A Bup . do 19 *'> Phil L Macklin Co. du 37.02 Ft. W. Pipe 4 Bup. Co. do 44.67 John A. Bright do r. 6 00 Krick Welding Shop, do . . 27.50 Winteregg Itadiat. Hop . do 4,50 MacAljloter >la<-h. Co., do 44 13 Paul Yoder, do 33.13 > Beavers OH Service, do 1,010.1* j Motor Fuel Tax Div., do .... 16.00 1 D. A. Lubricant Co., do !»6.*0 | Liechty & Myers, do 210.32

:Q - This is another big reason vln Wre sine LUCKY STRIKE MEANS FINE TOBACCO! Tests made by America’s largest cigarette research laboratory scientifically help Lucky Strike buyers select the fine tobacco that goes into Luckies! c YOU SEE HERE the largest and moat ’ T complete laboratory of it* kind ,*l3aß operated any cigarette Jg j turr-r in America. I » **4%] For many years Lucky Strike m ien- || W t tiata have delv<xi into cigarette reHearch Y K r 'IE 'jK j * *■ on an extenoive scale, (hit of this has Ml J jk-- - , J grown an elaborate system of quality ■ y .Jf .1 control. Every Htep in the making of ■ L t f B Luckies—from before the tobacco is B MMWKAw F B 4 . bought until the finished cigarette MD | ' i T Bjki * ' reaches you—comes under the labora- . \ A ; «B| ■jl *,'• tory’s watchful eye. !’( K As you read this, a constant stream - L Report* received. I>» of tobacco . . . samplea from every r.-xulu.-f th. tobiu-co-growing area ... is flowing ' into the laboratory in Richmond. Vir- ’ft"' >l, ■ -I ginia. These samples are scientifically kW A WT] analyzed, and reports of their quality . ’ M go to the men who buy at auction for » I 6 Wt 1 th. I Uh., ,t..>. the makers of Lucky Strike. ■ >-u- tu .0 im. n»i.|. ■ . it. Armed with this confidential, scien* 'jbu tific information-and their own sound TH. know* wboro fhw tobacco grow*. nd. .riosti.t know, how to t.*t tobacco. judgment —th«w» men go after finer, Here w one of Lucky Strike’s tobacco- In our Tobacco Control Divuuon. nampl.-* lighter, milder tobacco. This fine buying Mipervbor* gathering sample leaves sent to the taboratory are .objected to > tobacco - together with scientifically from a curing bam. Such aamptas are scores of analyae. to d<u rmine -moking \ rrwitmltari manufacturing tnHhncta-ta obtained from every tobacco-growing area quality. This vital testing, both before and I ) your Msurance that there is no finer and sent to the laboratory for pre market after tobacco is purchased, has hren con- / ' — .-W/ A cigarette in the world today than snalyxi*. No wonder —L. S./M. F. T.— ducted for year* ... still another guarantee / V . laickv Strike' Lucky Strike means fine tobacco! that Lucky Strike m<-an» fine tobacco. / X \ LUCKIES MY MORE JMk Aw-ffiireSaOwco t . /..Z.. f / S' (million* of dofior* more than 9 /_ c/ n , " official parity prica*) C *"**’ f r p f f / We arv convinad: \ ’i LUCKIES MY MORE flEf. l X j IW h ■«■■■■■ «■■ Buy a cawovi Os luckio* today. COFt, TH* AMWCAM TOOACCO COM*AMY

Camera, Sun Glasses Stolen From Auto A German camera and a pair of sun glasses, valued at 169, were stolen from an automobile parked in an empty lot between Third and Fourth streets on Monroe street on Wednesday, it was reported to the city polite Thursday. Brice Sheets, the car's owner, reported that he < parked the car in tbe lot when he I went to work and discovered the , theft when he returned at 5 o’- | clock. Sheets left the car unlocked, ; the police report stated. I An automobile driven by Glen Clinkenbear of Levonia, Mo., collided with Richard Gehrig's truck on i 13th street at noon Thursday. The!] Clinkenbear vehicle was pulling a 1 1 way from the curb at the time of * ■ the accident. Damage estimated at 1 115 was done to that car. City i police investigated. i — 1 East. Tire A Treads C.. 2 do 5*50 I Herman Mnellerlns, do *I.OO C. 14. Bower* A Son, do r.O 90 IJ W. Karch Sin. Co., mat... 55 60 ‘ ■ Meahberger Bro*. St. <’.. do 5.3 45 *5 Ixe lldw. Co., do .... 21 73 < American Steel Sup. Corp do *2.00 i GottH'halk Supplv Co. d>> 9 15 American Steel Sup. *’rp, do 648.01 Welfare Berrvlce Nelson, post., mil... 29 00 Mary J. Hazelwood, mil 19,00 < Mabel Marshall, do .... 25 2<» ’ Veronica Linn, do . 13 h > ; Irene A. Braun, do 7.4* I Cltlsen's Tel. Co., oper 11. Mi , Havwood Pub. Co., do 6 6<> Certified before me this 29t’i day lot July. 1949. . Auditor Adnm* County, Indiana THURMAN 1. DREW, I I JULY 28—HOLD

Two Accidents Are Reported In County Injured Youth Is Taken To Hospital Two wrecks were reported in the county Thursday, sheritf Herman Bowman reported this morning. A pick-up truck driven by Gletto Lopex. 18, of Craigviile. turned completely over In Craigviile, injuring a passenger. Tony Harlondi*. 18, of rural route four, Decatur. Harlondis was taken to a Bluff ' ton hospital after the accidents. A long metal file laying on tbe truck seat ran three inches into his side when the vehicle turned over. The, truck tried to turn right on a gravel intersection at too high a speed, sheriff Bowman Judged. He estimated the cost of repairs nt SIOO. Only the top and door of the vehicle were damaged by the spin. The pick-up truck lit on Its wheel*, and the fender* weren’t even scratched. Lopes was not Injured when the truck rolled. Two tar* collided seven mile* cast of Geneva and one mile north of highway 116 Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Driver* Marvin L. Deßolt, 17, Geneva, and Walter Weigel, 22, Celina, 0., stated that they did not see each other’s automobile in time to stop. Deputy sheriff Robert Shraiuka

estimated the damage done to both vehicles at |SSO. The Deßolt macb Ine ripped up several feet of soil In tbe side ditch after glancing oft

Open House UNTIL SOLD! NEW Completely Modern HOME AT A BARGAIN PRICE 4 Mile E. on State Road 33 MOVE RIGHT IN! Located 4 mile east of Decatur oi* State Roa<l 33, this home is beautifully situated on l’o acres of ground. It was built by the contractor for himself. This beautiful home is a l»/2 story house with 2 bedrooms and an unfinished room on the second floor which could lie made into another bedroom. This house is heated by a forced air oil burner furnace and has an electric I water heater. It has a new well and pressure system! and the garage is attached to the house. The btiyerl has the option to buy 3 additional acres of land! around the house. Leave your bide at the office. Phone 5922 or 1053 For Information TROUTNER REALTY SERVICE 207 Cort St. Clip this ad—it only appears once.

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the other automobile. Ml** Barbara Wagner wa* a pa»*enger In the DeBolt car. Tr«or In • <.«HHI Tow — Drralwr