Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 268, Decatur, Adams County, 14 November 1949 — Page 2

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I < 1 i II I I 1 t II I : 1 1 4 I 11 • i I UNDERSECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR Oscar L, Chapman is all smiles as < he poses with his wife, and son, Jimmy, S, in his Washington office, after being informed that President Truman had appointed him Secre- , tary of the Interior. Chapman succeeds Julius A. Krug, whose resig- , nation becomes effective on December 1. (International Soundphoto) (

Two out <>f three pedestrians killed by motor vehicles either are violating a traffic law or committing an un-afe act. New Hearing Device Has No Receiver Button In Ear (’hic-ago. 11l Deafened people are hailing a new device that gives them clear hearing without making them wear a receiver button in the car. Th'-y now enjoy orft; , c<ermi>ns friendly compan, r.-diip ami business success with •-i i« if c onscious feeling that people ire looking at any button hanging on ’heir ear With the new Invisild - I’hantomold you may free yourself not only from deafness, hut from even the appearance of deafne s. The makers of Be toll . Dept to. 1150 W 19th St . Chicago *. 11l . are so proud of their achievement they will gladly send you their free brochure tin plain wrapper! and explain how you can teat this amazing invisibl- device In the privacy of your own home with out risking a penny. Write Heltons today.

SALE CALENDAR NOV lt> Clan tn <• h" Miller, ;; ml. N of Berne on I' s. 27. then ■■ mi \\ and *i mi. N or .’, ini. S of Coppe** Corner, then 3mi W. rind mi. N General farm sab- Roy & Ned John koii and Melvin Liechty. Auct*. NOV. 17 Mariin F. Sprungrr, f> mi S.E. of Decatur l’ B mi S and l‘ a ml Eof Adam* County home 1 mi W. of Pleasant Milla. 3 mi. E. of Monroe on 121 then 2mi N and > 2 ml. E l« a mi. E of St Paul church. 20 registered Ho’atein cattle and complete dosing out sale Hoy A: Ned Johnnon and Melvin Liechty. Auct*. .NOV is Hone i Edris nid E M Farlingf 2mi W of Bluffton on No 121 II head Hol,u in herd I P M Ellenb rger Bros.. aud NOV. 1» Earl Kaouidu, I ml S W of Fori Wayne on road No. 24 to the Aliote Cent- r road then 2'-j ml W.. then S. to first farm, or 7 mi. N E of Rounoke on road No. 21 to Ellisville truck Klop, then I'. ini N on the Home-bad road Complete < -losing out sale Hoy A Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty. aud* NOV. Hi Helm of Ida M Brii-kley, 126 West Central Ave. Bluffton Ind s room seml-modern home Household rood*. 1 P M D. S. Biair, lull Shaw, aucts. Kent Realty & Auction Co. Decatur. Ind. NOV. 21 Willard J Ar Wanda E Leonard. 5 miles south of Ft Wayne on C. 8 27. then I*', miles east on the Thompson road Or U mile* north of Docutur on I S 27 to first road north of Hessen Cassel. then I 3; miles east Compel* do Ina out ah* Hoy * Ne<i Johnson and Melvin Liedity, auct* NOV. 21 Dan Baum.artner and Harry Tonner. 4 mi N of Berne on 27 ill'll 13,I 3 , ml. W. Dairy cattle, feed, miscellaneous 12 noon. Ell-nbergcr Bros., auctioneers. Public Auction I wl l a II the following at Public Auction 3 miles North of Berne on the C. s 27. then 3 miles West and '« North or 3 mile* South ol Coppi-ss Corner, then 3 West and *« North, on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1949 at 12 NOON, CST. 13—HEAD CATTLE—I. 3 Guernsey Cow 6. calf by side, is W>. Cow. Holstein * Durham Cow 7. Calf by aldo, 41 Ib. Cow. (luerm.ev Cow Calf by side, 4o |l> Cow. Guernsey Cow 7. fre li by day of sale. 40 1t». Cow. llolaiein Cow 7 due Jnn. 4. IK lb Cow. Brown Swiss A Holstein Cow 5. due Jan. 21, 4K Bi. Cow Guernsey Cow 7, due Feb. 11. milking 3 gal., IK lb. Cow. Guernsey Cow S, due Feb. 12. 10 H». Cow. Holatein Cow 6. due April 16. milking 3 gal. 4» B>. Cow. Holstein Ar Guemaey Bull. 16 month* old. , 10 ||ol t in heifers freshen noon. Mood tested, outstanding quality. MILKER A DAIRY EQUIPMENT: Ward* 2 1 nit Milker. 3 mo< old. ran be used a* Portable or Line Milker; & Milk Can*; Stewart-Warner Electric Clipper*—NßW HAY & GRAIN 2'«o Ba e* I*l and 2nd cutting Alfalfa; too Bates Alfalfa and Timo ' they Hay; 200 Bales Wheat Straw; 125 Bales Oat Straw; 175 Buehel Clinton Oats; 500 Bu-hel Com TRACTOR—BAILER—IMPLEMENTS 19’7 John Deere Model A Tractor on good rubber, light*. Cultivat- | or*: Ma**ey-Harris 2 Bottom 11 Inch Breaking Plow, like new; Ann i Arbor Pick-up Bailer, finit d**». International 6 Ito I Corn Shredder; John Deere No. 6 Combine, food: Oliver Tractor Dtee; Buckeye io Hole ( Grain Drill International Fertiliier Grain Drill; International Manure Spreader; international ftotrry Hoe. Buckeye Hide De ivory Rake: 3 | Section Spike Too’li Harrow: 2 Section Spring Tooth Harrow. Meis er-1 teg 6 ft- Mower. Bar Holter; Rubber Tire Wagon A Hark; Spring Wncon. TOOLS AND MISC ELLANEOUS Air Cum pre* or A Paint Gun. Brooder Hoose dxk. good; Hog Feeder- 10 ft. Hog Trough: Two 3 ft. Hog Troughs; Bench Saw; Vi»e Oil Tank Heater, eatra good: 100 good Grain Seek*; Fuel Drum*; ' l*pri<ht Piano; MiMwilaneou* art kier TERMS CASH i CLARENCE “DUTCH” MILLER, Owner Hoy 6. Ned Joh»*oit M lvin Liechty — Auctioneer* Wjce MM]

Noted Journalist ( Concludes Visit Paul Wooten. Washington. D. C . • newspaper correspondent and jour- t nalixt, left for Chicago Sunday < I afternoon after visiting here over I Saturday. Mr. Wooten lived in D ■ < catur from 19«0 to 190.1. and began his business career as telegrapher at the Erie railroad office in this < I city. : A reunion with several local men 1 who were boyhood friends of Mr * Wooten was held Saturday evening Mr. Wooten was greatly impressed * with the growth in Decatur and ’ marveled at the industrial and 1 housing developments throughout ' the city A writer of note. Mr Wooten is correspondent for the 1 Timea-Picayune in New Orleans. tl>l><>lntiu<-«i <>r Velmlnlxlrator 1». 4.170 lotii-e- is he-re-h, gl.rn That < - , inderslgned has boon appointed kd* mini-frit.>r of (he- «-etate of Kiva Mae Barkli late of .VI •- - outitv. , ■I.. ’ 4,. i|. l ice i-stat,- is probably > >l- - l«nn V. Ilnrklr, VilinlnUimtor Ifi-ory 11. 11,-ller tilornei Intrmhrr If. 111 (It NOV II—JI—’V

Attend Methodist Day Os Evangelism Decatur Methodists Attend Conference 1.300 Indiana Methodist laymen will attend the Methodist day of evangelism at the First Methodist church. Anderson. Wednesday. Dr. Gerald H. Jones, pastor of First Methodist church of this city, Fred Husche. lay leader for the Fort Wayne district. Fred Mills. Mias Etta Mal'onee, and W. F. Decry will lie in attendance. This meeting will be one of the three conference days of evangelism that will bring together 5.000 key Indiana Methodist evangelistic leaders. The meetings will be held at First Methodist church. Bloomington, First Methodist church, Anderson, and Trinity Methodist church. Lafayette. The days of evangelism will launch an evangelistic advance In Methodist churches of Indiana under the slogan. ‘Each Ope Reach One for Christ and His Church.” Bishop Itii hard C. Raines, resident bishop of the Indiana area of the church, will preside at the day long m* etings. Heading the list of speakers will be Dr. Ralph Diffendorfer. pre i dent of the Japan international Christian university foundation. New York, Dr. Harry Denman, executive secretary of the department of evangelism of the Methodist church. Nashville, and Dr Hugh Stutitz. president of Hcarritt college, Nashville. Dr. A P. Shirkey, Houston. Texas, will Ire the featured speaker at the evening services. Dr. Shirkey will speak on the theme of "Witin ng Indiana For Christ ami His Church.” i Bishop Raines will speak at the afternoon session on ‘‘Methodism's strategic peculiarity!" Methodism’s stand on the use of alcoholic beverages. Tlte days of evangelism wiil emphasize both visitation anil pr-ach-ing evangelism. For the next eight months Indiana Methodist pastors will preach evangelistic sermons on “Our Faith." Methodist laymen will study each month on tiie same themes. They ate: November, "Our Faith in God;” December. "Our Faith in Christ.” January. "Our Faith in the Bible;" February. “Our Faith in Ix>ve;“ March, "Our Faith in Prayer." April, "Our Faith in Immortality;" May. "Our Faith in the Holy Spirit." and June, "Our Faith in the Kingdom of God." The Rev. L. G. Jacobs. Alexandria. it chairman of the evangelism committee of lite North Indi ana conference. Chest X-rays For 300,000 Hoosiers Indianapolis. Nov. 11 —il'i’i Nearly 300,W»0 Hoosiers underwent chest X-ray examinations last year and the tests revealed 322 cases of active T-B. the Indiana Tuberculosis association announced today. The surveys were made in 71 of the state’s 92 counties by eight meddle X-ray units. In addition to the active cases, 123 cases of "questionable active” character and 102 cases suspected to be TH were found, according to Murray A. Auerbach, executive secretary of the association. Exercise Becomes Game Northampton. Mass. (I,'ID Women's college basketball first wax played at Smith College. Instructor Sends Berenson introduced it as a class txercbe in 1992. She later developed the set of rules used in the women's version of the sport. A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pays.

• i Jr * t jml V M BL :' ■' |L !. r A NfW MfTHOO of drilling teeth, ao gentle the patient la reported I to feel no pain at all. la demonstrated by a dentist at University i of Michigan. Ann Arbor. Drilling ia accomplished by shooting super- ' I fine abrasive dust into cavity at sonic speed. Technique was devel- I oped by Dr. Robert B. Black, formerly of Michigan qpd now of | '. Corpus Chnsti, Tax, ..:. f’/atarMUoaaJSeuiidaAotoJ

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Three-Year Old Boy Is Drowned In Creek Greencastle, Ind., Nov. 14. ■ (UP) Services for three-year-old David Lindy were completed today. He drowned Saturday near i Fillmore when he wandered away from home and fell into a creek. I His foster parents are Mr. and Mrs | Raymond Lisdy. | j Erie Train Escapes ■ Derailment Sunday Demolishes Auto Stalled On Track An Erie passenger train escape! , derailment early Sunday morning near Decatur in what railroad offl- 1 dais called "a miraculous thing.” A ear driven by L o Bogner, 1104 West Monroe street, was struck by an east-bound Brie diesel pa senger train at the angle road crossing west of Bobo, a I tout 1:30 o'clock. Bogner had driven th tar about 30 feet clown the track, the wheels of the car straddling one of the tracks. When a low place along the rail was reached, th- Bogner , car lost traction and stalled. A passer-by. Anthony Spangler.! attempted to help get the car off the track, but with little Bick, i When Spangler beard th® diesel engine approach, he warned Bogner "to get out of the way " Bogner took Spangler at hisj word. He went about a quarter of a mile away to th- home of a friend. Barney Swank, of near Bobo, and went to lied. It was not until 5 o'clock Sunday , morning, hours after the train had , struck the car and completely de- '• molished it, that deputy sheriff Robert Shraluka was able to locate Bogner. Shraluka and Erie railroad offi-i cials and detectives had combed the area near the crash through out the nicht looking for a body. Deputy Shraluka and Erie det *< -; fives and officials are continuing investigation of the wreck. Two Arrests Made By Deputy Sheriff Deputy sheriff Robert Shraluka made two arrests, one Saturday toi apprehc nd a car owner for an ac- ' c-ident of two weeks ago. and one I today for a traffic- violation Deputy i Shraluka arrested Sam S hwartz. 1 an Amish youth living northwest of I 11. me, and ordered him to report; before justice of the peace Floyd Hunter this afternoon. Schwartzj wax arrested for allowing an un ' j licensed youth to drive a truck I I which he owned, and which, on j October 31. was involved in an accident on U S highway 224 east I of Decatur with a milk tvurk. O.'hti'r Moeller, Celina. O. driv-, er of a milk truck, was arrested to\ day for failure to stop at a stop 1 sign at U. S. highway 27 three miles north of Berne Moeller is to i t i appear in justice of the peace! , court November 21. Deputy Shra- | | luka was in Berne today investigat- i Inga theft of an undisclosed amount from a factory over the . weekend officials of the company ’ would not divulge the amount taken. and Shraluka is further Investigating the loss. RELIEFAT LAST For Your COUGH Creomuiuoa rclisves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble > to help looven and expel germ laden x j phlegm and aid nature to soothe and nea! raw, tender, inflamed bronchial , mucous membranei.Tcil your druggist • io sell you a bottle of Creotnulsion ’ with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. — — —I

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