Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 238, Decatur, Adams County, 10 October 1949 — Page 2

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Ml i • WKL'I A PATROLMAN arrested the arsonist who set fire to this car jn : i I the struck Holmes Electric company in New York, rcsci . I■. .. ts pinned him against a wall. He was rescued by a flym of fellow policemen with drawn guns. AfVßrotherhood of E. :.c il Workers is on strike. .. e (Intarnational Soundphoto) — ■ ii im— ■ 4——— ■■■ iwi ——■ r- ""■* " I*" ft f" I" Fursoce isspectiea. Upsrt repair werb aa aav ■a Bv Bs Ba moke of foroace. Cast bated aa labor aad I* Ls materials aead. Pbaae ar write teday. "Saves Time, Steps Hand Fuel" T.G fVJliamtoo Htattr Camnaj: Hiatt at bai th* Nr* Ufilhamata Ttiflilt All f url fwaatr io»ts//«d all I CM «*/ I, sws, »>th pair Orcs ssd dorr. outol 4tit fuMMss. What a incortir to about rout edreeccd tbiabioa os tooio baatiat. It't mairtltua" Stfood-Kta. Dallat Villar. loAitoo This ALL-FUEL Forsaco boras Set, OU. Coke ar Coal Moofbiy Peyawats Ta Suit Decatur. Phone 69 Furnaces cleaned 4.50 up SALE CALENDAR • OCT 11 Albert Gingerich, xml X of Marion. Ind on Highway No. 9 then ml E. An Improved Highly Productive 95 Acre Farm 1 :«0 P M Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F Sanmann. Auctioneer OCT 13 Paul W Goodspeed. 7 mi. W of Bme on IIS and *< mi. 8. 72 Purebred Hamp hire boars ami Kilts 7p. tn Paul Good. Van Werl and Ray Kiliott. Portland, auctioneers. OCT. 15 Roy M. Kiininei, Wawasee Lake. Completely Modern Year Round Home on Lake Front. Furnished. Landscaped grouuds with Concrete Sea Wall. Boat House* and Gravel Beach. 1:00 p M. Midwest Realty Auction Co. J F Sanmann. Auct. OCT. 15 Roy ami Lila < h in. Hixon. Ohio. 7 room home. 7 acre farm. pei'oaal property. 1 30 I*. M. (IST. Tri State Auction Co.. Deca'ui'. Ind T l> Hchieferstaiu. Auct. OCT. 15 John and Maryann Chapman. 1 mi X. of Yoil< r on Road 1. then 3*_. ml. W <0 head Guernsey cattle, farm implements, per-on.’i property. 10:80 A. M Elh-nberger Bros. Aucts. OCT. is Don Allen, ti miles east and miles south of Berne or 2 mi e west and *, mile south of Chattanooga. Ohio. 4« acre farm and personal property Roy at Ned Johnson and Melvin IJechty aucts. , Ot T. lx- Phinrits Abfchi. o an.l William 11. Twibell. 8 mi. W. of Bryant on lx. then mi. S. then first farm W. 10:Jb A. M. X 0 acre farm and personal property It. S. Blair. Dell Shaw, amt Conducted by Kent Realty A- Auction Co. OCT. 13 Ralph Henderson, 4,mile< South and 1 ; mile W* st of Warraw Indiana A good 45 acre farm with fine set of Improvement. Midwest Realty Auction Co. .1 F Sanmann. Auctioneer. OCT. 20—Clarenc.- Roy. 5 mll«s north and 1 mile east of Monroeville. G mi e.< south and 1 mile east of Woodburn on Paulding road- •> miles west of Payne, Ohio Roy A Xed Johnson and Melvin IJechty, amts OCT. 2b—Steve Balog. 4 miles East of Hi* ksville, Ohio, then !’, nil 8. A level, higli'y productive Ml acre farm with good buildings. Midwest Realty Atic|ion Co J F Sanmann Auctioneer.

Ktl v \ ' ’5 * v A v S y- 1 § jefleL* ( k ' 'ilL OF VISION Colombas bad vision* faith and canrale* Because of these, be discovered a new land • • • our own. THW BANK WIIX NOT BE OPEN (COLI.MBIS DAY) Wednesday Oct. 12 OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY RSI state bank Qg) a^&ecaZHA-, .. ESTABI ISHEII ISM

Deputy Sheriff Turns Cowboy To Round Up Cottle Deputy sheriff Robert Shraluka. whose normal police duties allow him to tide placidly behind the steering wheel of his car in pursuit of any offenders, wks forced to become a "whoopin', hollerin' " cowboy Saturday night. Some cattle, belonging to Roy Price, had gotten through a fence and had migrated onto V. S highway 33. Deputy Shraluka war summoned. along with many others, and the cattle were finally returned to their normal lodging Shraluka said today that he is going to "shoot the works" in this cowboy business. He plana to take lessons from Decatur police officer ’ Dale Death, who is an < Xpert. on rolling cigarettes Shraluka intends working gradually at it. though, beginning by sitting on an old rail somewhere before he tries it from the vantage poiut of a bucking broncho. The deputy sheriff is also going to check into supply requirements for that office and see if it is possible to requisition a lariat "You nrver know when you’ll need one." he said. Intruder Captured in Buckingham Palace London. Oet. 10. (l'P»— Scotland Yard began investigations today into tlie presence and motives |of an intruder captured in the ! heavily-guarded Buckingham pblace home of King George Vi. The first investigation was into the mental condition of the intruder. the first man successfully to break into Buckingham Palace in 35 years. The second was to determine why a special burglar alarm recently installed in the- palace failed to ring in Scotland Yard lieadi quarters as it was supposed to do. I Return Fred Helm Body For Burial The war department has notified Mr. and Mrs J J. Helm of Meli bourne, Fla., former Decatur rest i dents, that the plan*- on which their son, Lieut. Fred Helm, was serving has been located in the wilds of Burma and that all aboard will be brought back to the ' United States soon and buried in 1 national military cemetery in St. Louis. Mr The men met death when the plane crashed Jan. 25. 1944. Fred was employed in the Indiana state highway department when he enlisted in 1942. The Helms now reside at Melbourne Beach. Fla., where they have - charge of the famous Trade Winds I hotel. | There is more self-love than love . in Jealously. — La Rochefoucauld.

fllhy i 'SfcfO MAKE EVERY WEEK Fire Prevention Week I DECATUR INSURANCE AGENCY KENNETH HUNTON Yesterday - - - the Yankees proved they were the Beat in Baseball. Everyday—the people of Decatur and vicinity are proving hy their repeat orders that the Best in lard is GERBER’S Open Kettle Rendered LARD pa« b - 79c GERBERS MEAT MARKET Phone 97

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Lutheran Meeting Held Last Evening Rev. Henry Eggold Speaks At Meeting The Rev Henry Eggold. pistor lof the Holy Cross Lutheran ' church in Ft Wayne, addressed I the Joint meeting of the Lutheran | Women's Missionary League and [the Lutheran laymens league last ' night at Immanuel Lutheran church in Union township. The Rev. O. C. Busse of Preble conducted the devotions. Rev. Egto'd cited the many negative influences which plague Aineri can home life today and cause the shameful national record of divorces and broken, homes. He stressed Christian family life- has cd on simple Biblical admonitions as a strong stabilizing factor toward true marital happiness After the Joint program, tbe groups held separate business meetings. Mis Herman Kruccke berg, of Decatur, president ot the Womens Missionary League, presided and reported on the recent national convention held in Cleveland Au election of officers was held ’at which Mrs. Herman Krueckeberg was reelected president, Mrs. Morris Wiegmau of St Johns Flatrock was named vice ! president, and Mrs. Erwin Doehrman of Si John's Bingen was elected secretary-treasurer. 1 The Lutheran layman's league voted to hold a seminar late in XoVember with some outstanding speaker from the L. L. L. headquarters as moderator, and the date and arrangements to be announced later. Plans were also dis- ! cussed to sponsor a choir concert |in March of next year Reinhart Werling. of Preble, will again serve as membership secretary for this zone and will be in charge of the annual drive "kickoff" meeting in January St. Peter’s Lutheran church and its drive chairman. Theo. Grotrian. were awarded

MY SAVINGS /BE SAFE AND PRODUCTIVE. I WONT W j yZ’" ’"'X • I LET BUSINESS WE Ml SAVINGS 10 f/J| q / I WANT v \ I BUI BETTER EQUIPMENT UNLESS t /'7|f " / THE Right AAV X \ 6ET * FAIR RETURN FOB / FOR THE SKILL,CARE X THE RISK 1 TAKE. /->•" X /- / ANO EFFORT t POT IN I _I WANT MY TAXES. V i I MY WORK, t WON'T PO I/\ X CAN'T GIVE PROTECTION M I MY PART UNLESS I'M / I WANT X\ V ANP ALL THE EXTRAS PEOPLE FT \ BEING FAIRLY PAID / THE RIGHT PRICES... \\\ WANT "FREE* UNLESS I COLLECT / i \ FOR WHAT . /_/GOOP VALUES ON ATTRACTIVE \\ TAXES OPENLY OR HIDE THEM /“t \<IPO. </ I GOWS. I WON'T HAND OVER II IN HIGHER PRICESXL’* \ THE MONEY TO MAKE SALES / X *> — l ' —7 \ \ \ UNLESS I GET MY J I X. JBJx ‘ 1 1 ■ / V JI • zIXJIoQ I dw\nf /tt ' r b* /P®WJn ft The "Anxious Bench ° e <4axugemcDE Offidab and Union Officials ifuadc at the bargaining table don't have jug each other to suit. The real job is to Big Four" waiting anxiously outside. Each of that four has a part to play. But not one of them cm pby it—or will even fry-unkss be thinks be is going to get what s right from the others for what he does. GENERAL® ELECTRIC

i certificates for having exceeded I their quota in the current drive . for 'he L. L. L memorial building to be built on the campui of Valparaiso I'nivt rslty. It was also re- > port< d that the new film "The Cross or the Sickle” showing the church's fight against Communism, is now being booked for showing in this area Indiana Farm Prices Drop During Month iKifayette. Ind.. Oct. !•*. il'l’i Indiana farm prices dropped two percent from August to September. Purdue University and federal exI peris said today. The index for September was 219. The economists said that prices of hogs, milk, wheat, calves ami turkeys rose more than was seasonally expected. Lamb. oat. ' corn and hay prices rises w’ere about normal, but egg and butterfat prices rose leas than was expected. Instead of rising as they normally do. cattle and chicken prices dropped Potatoes declined less than normally and soybean and apple prices went up more than was expected. Christianity is the essence of sanity.

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1 President Truman : 'Best-Hatted' Man Dallas. Tex. Oct. 10. —IUPI- , President Truman today topped . the list of the "Iff best hatted men , of 1949." , The io men were honored by Harry Rolni.k. hat manufacturer, because they "show pride" in their hats. In addition to Mr Truman, otb ers on the list include: Waltei Winchell, Anthony Eden. Joe DiMaggio. Jack Benny. Robert Tay i lor, Bernard Baruch, Dwight D . Eisenhower. Adolphe Menjou and - Dean Acheson. CHURCH NEWS Church Os God Revival services will be held at ‘ the Church of God. Cleveland ' street, opening next Sunday. Oct • 16, and continuing through Oct. 30. tbe Rev. Dwight R McCurdy, pas • tor. has announced 1 The Rev. J. Edgar Smith, aasist 1 ant secretary of the Church of God I missionary board, will be the evani gelist. Services will be held at 7:30 o'clock every evming except Saturday I Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

■V' Z J 7 » /jr' * k ~ Kl I I I ByBEnSHI 'illl ■ CLYDE HARRIS. Amarillo. Tex., chucks his v. / helm'* granddaughter, under the chin on h<r urrr.ai a ; aboard Queen Elizabeth. She is the fonrn rI - • , c Zita Thyra Edelhcid von Hohenzollcrn. Hm, a < n .--r Jr 1 ?' United Staten Military Government in G< unary, t. • ,-r. ( ; pnnccte at ancestral castle in Heching< n. Tt -y v,n i, * where aim'll be Just Mra. Harns, not Prmcc: »»<•.< ,;. a . OfaMOCRAT WANT ADS BltlNt. fc*

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