Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 275, Decatur, Adams County, 22 November 1949 — Page 2

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name vour wish! AAA (YEIYTIIRC IITINITIC IIII4RUIIIIS SHE! till. Cltll CIHIII New G.is ranges have Only Gas gives you Smokeless broiling! automatic time and high heat, low heal, Non-dog burners! heat controls... light any heal you want Extra insulation! Only without matches! without waiting! Gas has them all! AAA FIIEtT lEIIITL Only IIEEI MIIIIR IHIII BORE HI TH air-circulated Gas One-piece turret top (.as ranges costless to . ovens bake so evenly. of shining stain-reswt- buy and operate than Only five flame ant porcelain. Bigger, any other modern broils so perfectly! better storage space! cooking appliances! I i LJgljl •ItCIYEI Tit HNE MIIEIR Illicit that standards—now on display. And for is making more women choose Gas the next step in your "New 1 rccdom ranges titan all other types com- Gas Kitchen, pick one of our beaubtned' Sec this fine new Gas range tiful new Serve! Gas refrigerators, -and other • makes" budt to "CP" They »av sileol... last longer! JOHN BARTH, Local Manager

You can feel a surge of joy in the knowledge that you are both slim X £X and trim ••. and yet enjoy the ' i Jflv oh-so-different flavor of ! 9 B / V \ B Roman Meal Bread. Each / / "* slice brings you a taste / X experience you’ll want to know again and again ~"9T\ ..•found onlv in 9 9 Vx Roman Meal Bread. I g 9 _ r-iy/ a cJ/vCbU/m ' J J]O| ROMAN MEAIV /ffl Bread J il w j ♦A iavecUe with MIN- MW

Motorist Is Fined On Traffic Charge Police Investigate Pair Os Accidents One man was fined by Justice of the peace Floyd Hunter In court Monday evening and two accident* were investigated by |*olic<>. Otbmer Moeller, of Celina. O. was fined 45 and coata by Justice Hunter when Moeller pleaded guilty to failure to atop at a stop sign at U. S highway 27 three miles north of Herne. Moeller wa» arrested a week ago by deputy sheriff Robert Shraluka. who ordered him to appear before the justice of the peace. Two cars were slightly damaged when neither driver would yield the right of way to the other. A car driven by Agnes Lichte, route 4. and one driven by James Lough. 1227 Madison street, collided at the corner of Thirteenth and Adams streets. Both cars were making turns off Adams onto Thirteenth the Lough car a right hand turn, the Lichte car alest — when they met. Police estimated the damage to the Lichte car at i |10; to the Lough car. |3O. A car driven by Stanley Fried ley, 123 North Fifth street, in leav , ing a parking position, drove into; the path of a car driven by Otis I Dennis, of Bluffton. Damage to. the Friedley ear was >ls; to the Deuuis car. 120. The warmth of the Gulf Stream makes Murmansk the only ice-free Russian port except those on the Black Sea Archangel, five degrees farther south, is icebound in win- 1 ter. — If You Have Something To Sell Try 1 A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pays. 3VM /' r > JjWAA .Af /•Jtfcwww M IfW’/Jj 'Zr I To»opt>«i* I ,V I AtlawUwCe* V tack hw V / fX .T OotamslA ALL 3 W«TS MAKE A LOW COST HEATED TUCTOO CAB Kase w*n» white dote* trwelor wart! Ort • tanwu* 4MVMw COVER Uat's eurtnoaSt tar rw trsrtar. Converts to • eowipteto Ml ts iulri*. Un Iks TH la swMwr *• ■u tad nia taotoster. itert *“< 4 T»» M •a, irct-ct-to CN Serin j£e**tes COVES. Sat roor dtaterorwnto .. DIERKES IMPLEMENT SALES 33d N. 13th Phone 1891 ■ -J

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a' BH IF kS NEW WONDERS of the poultry world— wingless chickens—will make their debut at National Farm show in Chicago coliseum Nov. 26. A Dea Moines, la., breeder developed the new strain by mating birds accidentally born wingless or with wings stunted. (International! — - ■ — .. - .. -- .... ——

I ■ . Miss Amelia Meyer Dies This Morning Funeral Services Thursday Afternoon Miss Amelia Meyer. 60. lifelong i resident of Wells county, died at I 5 am. today at the home of a brother. Dr Theodore Meyer. Fort Wayne, following an illness of , four months. I She was born in Wells county ; Sept 1. 1888. a daughter of (Hied I and Sarah Klopfenstein Meyer, and I had nt ver married. She was a member of the AposJ tolic Christian church. Surviving are her mother; five; brothers. Dr. Meyer, and Adams,. Jacob. Clarence and Alva, all of Bluffton, and seven sisters, Misses Sylvia and Sophia Meyer and Mrs. Jexs Gannon, all of Elgin. 111.. Mrs Aaron S< harlai h of Fort' Wayne. Mrs Arthur Sclierlach and Mrs Charles Speheger, hoth of Bluffton, and Mrs. William Troxel of m ar Decatur. Funeral sendees will be lie id at j 1:30 pin Thursday at the home.' 521 South Johnson street. Bluffton. i and at 2 pm. at the Apostolic Christian church, the Rev. Aexchliman officiating Buiial will be in the church cemetery. The bod) will be rt moved from the Jahn fiumal home to the residence at I 7 o'clock this evening. 1 A godly simpleton is better than I an ungodly genius. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

MM. EVE* MCTViCULM ROASTER w<fk poteatod hriitg rtci Holds 15 lb. roast $4.95 Holds 18 lb. roast 11.95 Holds 25 lb. roast 59.98 i fl— \ af> MM.msMM. wAsra wM ptfaatad Map rark Howss 7lb.ham ....144S Holds 7-10 lb. ham ... $5.45 WUS-OKS MBH* (wflk nxk) notes I 6 to 8 lb. i ■ Bi I ■ W mast tflMfr ««rt*r MM . nu BSHM MB BOMTMS NN U- MM.. SI M 15-s.rn .. $2.30 17* sue .*. $1.50 | Schafers |

Annual Banquet Is Held Monday Night By Decatur Firemen A bunch of the boys from the fire house were whooping it up last night in the rooms of the firehouse but they were not extinguishing any fires. The firemen entertained their wives, city officials, and representatives of the Central Soya Co. and their wives at the firemen's annual banquet. The firemen reversed the normal procedure for the banquet when they cooked the dinnerj "fried chicken and ail the trimI rnlngs"-for the more than 40 I people who gathered at the fire- ; house. Mayor John M. Doan, chief of : police James Borders. Bom Heim. Ross Way and Wayne Peterson, president of the firemen's association at So) a. and their wives were special guests of the firemen, and were called upon to give the , speeches which followed the dinner. Room Is Arranged For Berne Scouts Berne. Nov. 22. — A large vacant room above Foodtown, on North Jefferson si reel, is being remodeled and redecorated and will he used by the Berne Boy and Oi|l Scouts as a place for meetings, parties, games and other events Tlie room will be furnished in an appropriate manner. The material needed to make the room useable is being donated. 0 — 0 Household Scrapbook By ROBERTA LEE 0 — . To Eliminate Roaches Gum camphor is a s|>ee<ly remedy to rid the house of roaches. Another is to sprinkle powdered borax mixed with sugar near their haunts. A rag soaked In kerosene will also drive them away, if left near the infested area. Leather Furniture old stains may lie removed from leather furniture by coating with a mixture of powdered pipe clay and water, mixed to a paste. Allow to remain several hours, then brush off, repeating if necessary. Threading Needles Cut tiie thread on a slant when threading a needle, and see how much easier it is to slip the pointed thread through the eye of the needle. X..H.-V of Nair of Tom Hahin l*rol»erl« Notice Is heroihy given that I. m Trustee of Blue Creek Township of A<Unia County, Indiana, on Thuradav. I-emh<-r 15. ISIS, nt l:W I-. 11. will offer for sale at i«,l>li<- a-ae-lion, to tin- hlglieat and beat bid-l-r. at Nortli Brick school houa<> of raid lownshlp the following dearll.l >*al eatale will, the bullfUng thereon belonging to aal<l town-hip, vis: one .o re out of the southweat corner of tlon 5 in township •» north of range If. east described as: Cotamenelng at the southwest corner of said section, tbance, running north on the Hast ee.-tloii line of said ae''. Uon 1» rods, then- e running ea«t -r a line parallel with the south Hue ,of said section IS rods, thence run--1 Hing south 10 r ’d» to the south line .of said section, thence running West on the south line of said section IS 1 rods t<> the place of beginning. I The terms of sale are one.third eaah on the date of sale and the remaining two.thirds upon delivery <>t a township deed of conveyance. I FMtVlt I. MHMi.TI trustee of Blip- Creek Township Adams County. Indiana. hated Nov. 22. l»l>. | NOV. >2—l9 I»HC. S

KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help IS MiU. <rf KWmv Tubse Flu»h Out Poisonous WuU When dSorWr of kidney f onet ion pensfts Boiioncu* mrurr M nanaln ia year Mmd. It nMjr cm. at taMkMta* NVMNMtte mint, !♦« [WM. kM4 of pep ami energy, g*u tin* op nisM.. •wvlttM. Mmm under Um eye*. hr vUdMo sad dt*MMM. PVriat er smnty peMBMM with i—rtina and baniae eoaMttaM shows there b v«wUtf a* wrong with jmur kidney* or bladder. boot wgft! Aak paar druggist for Doan'a Mb. a akmolaat diaralta. aaad aiwniftdW by nffliM* tor vnr la rear*. Dona * «.* bnrtnr rUuf and wSI help the U ado* of kidrt/ tub«a flunk Mt ► » aoua I rum year Wood. Gat tbSsMh!

Two Men In Hospital ] After Altercation Discharge Os Man Blamed For Fray Columbia City. Ind.. Nov. 22. - i (UP)— Two men were in hoepl ’ tala today as a result of what i police said appeared to be one'9 ' plot to kill the other. Austin Coyle. 52. IL R. 1 Columbia City, was in a Columbia City ( I hospital with a severe head wiumd < which state trooper Nelson Winebrenner said was caused by a blow from a baseball bat. Wilson Hoffman. 35, R. R- I Columbia City, was in St. Joseph's hospital at Fort Wayne with a gunshot wxiund. Neither wan in serious condition. Winebrenner said Hoffman, a farmer, discharged Coyle yesterday as a farm hand. He said Coyle left, brooded over his Job loss, in a tavern, and returned to Hoffman’s home last night after thn Hoffman family had retired. Hoffman was shot with a revolver as he slept. He told Winebrenner he Jumped out of bed. grabbed a baseball bat and hit Coyle over the head, knocking him unconscious. Winebrenner said a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill probably would be filed against Coyle today. 'The incident occurred at 545! p.m. at Hoffman s home three' miles northeast of South Whitley. ■ according to deputy sheriff Lee Gross. Clips 13 Minutes Off Flight Record London, Nov. 22. —(VP)— The Pan American stratocruiser "Flying Cloud" today clipped 13 minutes off the recently-established New Yorkto-London commercial airliner record. It ’completed the Trans-Atlantic jourhey in eight hours and 55 minutes. Piloted l>y Capt. Charles R. Titus of Great Neck, N. Y. the four engined stratocruiser was helped by a 120-mile tail wind and averaged 420 miles per hour ground speed. SIECIILS! Open Med. Evening till 9 o’clock We will he Open until Noon Thanksgiving Dressed Chicken, Ih. .... 49c Smoked Sausage, th.— 49c (Our Own) Fresh Side, Ih. 39c Veal Liver, lb. 55c Luncheon Meats 49c Smoked Ham 69c (Our Own) Chuck RoaF.t, lb. 43e Minute Steak, tt>. 65c T-Bone Steak, lb, 55c Veal Round Steak, lb. __ 65c Beef Liver, lb. 29c SPECIAL: Swiss Steak, out of Round, tti. 59c Sudduth MEAT MARKET S. 13th St. Phone 226

3 fil ’ E IwSO/ THANKS ’’ * I * THE PILGRIMS came to thia land over three hundred » n< * t **!L r «** yeara ago ... to eatahliah the principles and build from a♦»»» thia great country of oura. Theirs wasn’t an eas? tas*. 1 work and privation ... but still, even with all the sacrifice* »■ . . . THEY GAVE THANKS. r trife. ttar through lime, these principles have withstood ail attack- •• * and depressien ... we have preserved the fine heritage of fathers. . nßfl rluad.’ We want to express our gratitude this Thanksgiving, for the opr pBT of reaffirming with you the faith in these principle-, of gw _„ mm and freedom, of working with all the know-how and energy at <»ur ... WE TOO, GIVE THANKS. I Beavers Oil Service

Regular Meeting Is Held By Cub Scouts Larry Moses was welcomed as a new’ member into the Cub Scouts at their regular meeting held In the home of Mrs. John Halterman. Bill Jacobs, John Krueckeberg. Scott Halterman attended the meeting in which “the usual business’ matters were disposed ot, and handicraft projects were worked on. Mrs. Herman Kruckeberg is the deu mother. Governor Pleads For Safe Holiday Period Indianapolis, Nov. 12. —(UP)— Governor Schricker said today the rolution to the problem of holiday accidents was “individual responsibility." He made the statement in Joining the national safety council and the Indiana traffic safety commission in a plea for a safe Thanksgiving Holiday period. I

- aWWWMWWWWMMMWW NOTICE Proofs of the photography work of the children ot Trinity Evangelical United- Brethren Sunday School will lie shown Saturday, November 26. 10:00 a. m. to 4:on p tn. Parents are urged to be present to make selection Reverend John E. Chamber! MWWMMMMAMMMMMMMV

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