Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 209, Decatur, Adams County, 6 September 1950 — Page 7

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I—— Sgngggiggl The cirrwt report for the Andrew W. Sown estate was filed by tbe executor. Puri GMtb, revealing eageu*** accrued aanowatlM to (HI M tram a balance totailtag ixsiin Final report wa* tiled by executrix. Helen Patterson. for the Fred Patteraoa estate, noting that all setttowwwt* have been made. and the coart aatboriaea tbe executrix to aettle th* estate baton the expiratfcm of <mo year- Notice leaned retarnable October IS. Maa FIM Plea In abatemeat eaa tiled by

M—ACRE FARM—H .7. z/-'7“ AND i PERSONAL PROPERTY AT AUCTION TKSMT, i£TTBII£I If, ttSO Peeeenal Property otti*:oo Noon Real Estate st .2:00 P. M. _ LOCATION: 1 mile east and % mile south Os Berne. Indiana 35-acre farm with 2 nets of buildings, good productive auil 8U acres with l-room frame bowse with basement; barn 34 x W with 34 x M loafing abed, straw shed attached. MancMons for 2» cows, coacrete Boors: good drove well. 12x40 double dech chicken house, could he used tor broiler plant; >0 X <• tool abed with concrete floor: 4 x 11 milk house: doable earn crib and bog house; silo 12 x 34; Zsc-re farm has 5-room frame house; 34 x W barn; small chicken house; good drove well These farms will ba sold separata or as a. whole, whichevei way highest hid is obtained. Immediate possessiua of buildings, possession of fields an soon as crops are harvested. TERMS: 23% Cash day of sale, balance upon delivery of deed and abstract. JOHN E. EICHER, OwMf tin the same day and place 1 will sell the following personal property. 12—HEAD OF CATTLE—I 2 T. B A Hangs Tested 2 Holstein cows. « yrs. old. calf Ayrshire cow. « yrs. old; 2 roan cows. 4 yrs old 2 Holstein cows, t yrs old. giving good flow of milk; 2 bred Wisconsin Holstein helfora. 15 months old; 2 Holstein buHs. 1 year old. HORSES Genera! purpose W ,W»re; Spotted.gelding 3 years old, HOGS ♦ white gilts with pigs at aide; 3 white sows with pigs at able. 2 black sows with pigs at side; 1 black sow due to farrow by day of sale; Hampshire yearling boar: ,10 feeder pigs. 100 to ISO-lbs. CHICKENS 300 Leghorn pullets. 4 months old. FEED . _ 33 acres of corn In field IMPLEMENTS fleering binder; John Deere hay loader; Monitor 9-lioe fertiliser graig drill; John-Deere com cultivator with fertUiaer attarhnieni corn cultivators; wklklOh*'Stows; plow; wtagou and lets; John Deere manure spreader; used lumber; used tin roof Ins: buggies : milk cooler; oil burner: wster heater; wash tanks, some household goods etc. TERMS—CASH. Not responsible tor accidents. SAMBEL E. (SIM) EICHER, Owner iioy snd Ned Johnson and Melvin Lieehty, Auctioneers E W. Baumgartner. Clerk. 8 9

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city kttomuy Egbert S. Anderson Id the ease «f tbe Nate of Indians •• rotation of Oaasoer. Towuseed sad aaaoeisteo vs the city of De catur stating In part that the raft was improperly filed by using the partnership ns plain tiff rather than individuals. The anil against the city calls for approximately $27.00e to bo paid tor service* rendered by tbs Chicago firm for inspecting the city's sewer*, and drawing of plans tar remedial purposes. Marriage License Ernest Bgrunger. route 1. Berne. Eileen Sprungor, Berne. Pennsylvania aaeeeds « other states in percentage of farms operated by full owner*. s

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In Training ■Charles It Johnson. HR. is KHII piecing his bool raining al the dan Diego naval raining Hat 100 A graduate /of Decatur h/g h school. Johnson enlisted iti the navy last June aou was sen. io California, ini Mediately He completed the sum-:«oK-«MMe7X> • the .focal school. ■ His address I- Co •.<• 232-, TSN .TC, Ban IMego 33. Cal. Five More County Winners At Fair f Five* more Adams lounty winners in state fair competition have la-eii reported. Tomorrow, offic ial|ly farmers.' day at Uta fair, will mark the close of o|»en Judging New Hampshire pullets belohg- ! Ing to John Hebbie. of Decatur, placed fifth in the first division I judging of the 4-H poultry classes. I Garden winners include William ■ ilertsi h Jr, of French township. I whose Chinese cabbage placed in jibe second prciiiium group; Gerry ijlirod. of Decatur whose early ftlhio potatoes placed lit the second premium group; Delores Gall- ■ merer. Decatur, placed 111 tin- »ecloud premium grupp with her top|ped beets, and llosalyn Wagner, who won third premium honors witli her cauliflower entry. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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131 Children Complete Library Reading Project

A total of 131 children finished the summer reading project at the Decatur public library. Miss Bertha Heller, librarian announced today. Tbe project was completed last Thursday. It started June 1 with 247 children enrolling. 7 A diploma was awarded to each child completing the project, which consisted of reading 10 books, k large map of the United States was divided into 10 sections,, and a train with the child's name was advanced section by section as he read books. / Champion reader was Anna Marie Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman J Miller, of 1221 W Monroe street. She finished 85 books thia summer, besides swimming and other summer recreation. Her slater. Elisabeth, also in the fifth and sixth grade class, read «5 books. During rhe summer reading period, 5.179 children’s books were read from the Decatur library, Miss Heller reported. General circulation increaM-d from 21.185 for the first' eight months of 1949 to 24,170 for the same period of 1950. Last year 115 children completed the summer reading program, and 230 started it This year 17 more started the project, and 1< more finished it The following children completed the project: Ist and 2nd Grades Janice Kiaine Au maun. Richard Beard. Judy_ Hiydl»e< k. David Caston. Joe Chambers. Elaine Cochran. Jack Dailey David Edward Daltoit. Michael Drake. Miehiel Ehler. Judy Ellenberger. Patricia Faurote. Hoy Fuhrman Ixiiv Jean Gerke, Bruce (inlander. Thomas Gross. Kat he Ann Hain Roger Harris, James Heimann Jerry Hoffman. Nancy Holthouse ' Connie Kay Klee*.Janet Irene Kies*. Ronald J Klees Joan Arlene Lengerich. Janet Elaine Miller.! Susan Parrish. David Charles Reed. Raymond Iteed. Judith Lynn Roberts. Carol Aun Kumschlag. Sylvia Annette Smith y. Margaret LoUlse' - -- Place Additional Roadside Tables The Adams county roadside couniil. in » recent meeting, pul into operation plans to place more roadside tables -along the county's highways tor the benefit of picnickers and motorists. Lumber companies contacted by meuibrrs of the count'll tontribiied Qurnah matcrisi for one table gnd each offered to deliver this material to the county highway garage where, under the supervision of P(iil Sauer, they Will be lonstructed. Currently- it is planned to place one, table on the River road ami

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Every day now we are greeting friendly customers just bach from vaca- .. TzWXzV tion. And, wisely, many of them arc bringing their Pootiacs in for a post- .» vacation check-up. gU A We are glad to welcome these wonderful Pootiacs back home—for this JOW MMuMS/g is home to them. Wherever you sec the Pontiac service sign is the place where your Pontiac is given expert attention by factory-trained service specialists, using special tools and equipment and factory-engineered ... jfijF parts. Naturally, the men who haew Pontiac best can service it best—and .. .. JEHm save you money in the long run. * » g '*’? Every time you drive your Pontiac into our Service Department it will ]Ll* J ~" receive a warm welcome—a welcome home! Drop in soon. f f Protect V J F / / T ** 1 1 / Pontiac k iw ** nr arm V\K- - Pontiac j3jjg Vw7/j Jltz forvico r Jt V' Vt I// A ® f 1/' A / CHECK LIST FOB FALL KK i J W ' ■, g f l Q !■■« <» nivsinili—UcWtae VW SW«H«e AS|«alaw>«. V£ V # I ?1Z □**- — » e~h- — ■I ft T t • f •'* J ' V*w “*• *•* * •* ** «*»«h ■ lul 1 / I'/ / - NvOwMmi CoM Imi. s A ■ K £ / . ; z - n LmMmNm Oil CAmmb. < i _j . .. . .-w • wL - / X n mmd foMroact *vt*Mß O Crak* Aamlmi«t M *•<■ teSbl —d «M ■inner >«a»i *m« «• w«m« i” «* ew> Jr,- bwnA. C]*«M>a>M. . B Cum In fro • ••Cbrok-tp" Tndbpf zjZ" /> ' £.a5T. t . * IZ ? Wo ’... ..W ? £ '. 4 4 DECATUR SUPER SERVICE 221 W. Monroe St. , , / . ’ < Decatur, Ind.

Slusher. Mary Beth Snyder. Sandra Siepler, David Zimmerman, Nancy Edwards 3rd and 4th Grades IXmald Eugene Ahr. Gerald Baker. Barbara Bleeke. Doris Ann Blub m. Claudia Caston. Susie Custer. lairry David Daaiels. Steven Dellinger. Patrick John Durkin. David Eichenauer. Michael Ellenberger. John Fuhrman, Rita Gants. Patnella Geimer. Susan Elisabeth Gerber. Paul Gross, Elaine Hears. Melvin Hanoi. Joyce Ann Harmon. Carolyn Heimann, Sharon Katt, Ann Kocher. Judith Ann Koors. John Krueckeberg. Gretchen Lanckenau. Jane Ellen Lengerich.-Alicia-Levy. Stephen Lytle. Rose Marie Meyers. Eleanor L. Miller, Carolyn Mitchell. Phillip Ralph Reed. Judy K Rhodes. Phyllis Roth. Kathleen Sebolts. Sharron Sheets, Jewell Ann Sudduth. Emily Swesrlngen. Gloria Wall, David Willard. Jeannie Troutner. Marilou Übrick. Stephen Zimmerman. Terp- Marbach. Sth and Sth Grades Carolyn Aumann. Jerry Lee Beard. Thomas Ebler. Betsy Embler, Grace Fuhrman. Jay Gould. Ellen Harman. Gloria Harmon. Rita Heimann. Tommy Hoffman. Susanne Holt house. Dan Krueckeberg Judy Ijttoke. Elisabeth IL Miller. Anna Marie Miller. Michael Murphy Karen Murtaugh. Judy Parrish. Kenny Peck. Jeanhine Scholtx. Ted Schrock. Beverly Singer. Mara Dee Strickler. Kenneth Van Horn. Jane I hru-k. Margie York. Sandra Soulier . . 7th and Sth Grades Elnora Sheila Ahr. Barbara Bail er. Shirley Ann Bkeke latotwra Brennan. Joyce Callows, Dana Daisell. Buddy Rogers Daniels. Dorcas Davtdsoa. Marlene Dellinger. Ann Khlnser, Roger Ei< henaaer. line Case. Sara Gerber. Gwendolyn Sue HHyari. Saudra Katt. Suxanne Kuhn. Colleen Lobeiger. Carolie Nelson. Beverly Poling. Jim Row ley, Samnite Sipe, Anita Smith. Marlene Snyder. - one on the Bobo road. The county highway department- will turuisii tragh bar-rels and keep the areas mowed. It is planned to get these tables placed as quickly as possible. He Overdid It Muncie. Ind. tVPi—Police fired 1 two bullets at Raymond Garten. 27. and a squad var chased him a half nuiv after lie had walked out of city court. . where he was. awaiting a hearing. Returned to the courtroom in handcuffs. Garten learned police previously had decided not to press petty larceny charges against him TTisTntvnrpted“escapc changed t heir Uninds.

Two Arrests Mode By Deputy Sheriff Deputy sheriff Bob Shraluka made two arrests Tuesday, one of them tor public intoxicktton which was disposed of today in mayor's court, and tbe other tor ( g traffic notation, tbe offender to appear in justice of the peace court later. John Brewster, of Geneva. , arrested by the deputy In that town for public intoxication, pleaded guilty to the charge before Mayor John Doan and was fined U and costs, totalling 310. Lonta C. Franx, of Monroeville, wa* arrested in Monroe following an accident in which the Franx ear collided with one driven by fc. E. Moser, of route 2, Bluffton.

Public Sale! I have sold my farm and will sell at public auction all of my personal property, located i miles south sod 6 miles west of Decatur or 2 Wiles south of the Adams Central High School, on FRIMY, SEPTEMBER tth Night gals—7 00 P. M —Night Gale Property consists of: Sheep, hay. farm machinery, bouwiioM goods and mis<*en«iieuMs it*m» AMOS K. STONEBURNKR, Owum* Auctioneers—Herman Strahm A Vaughn Lipp Clerk—<Mcar Brown —Note: Ad appear* only once. Public Auction Iteal Estate and Personal Preperty A* I am going back into the army I will sell the following described real estate snd personal property, located at 1044 North 2nd •meet, Decatur, Indiana. MTBRBRY, SEPTEMBER 1,1950 1:30 P. M. This modern duplex with 2 private entrances is located on a beautiful lot 77x132 There are 5 room* and bath, utility room downstairs and 3 rooms and bath ou second floor. It lias a basement, furnace, stoker, automatic- hot water heater storm windows- screen* and Venetian blinds, 1 cay garage Mteched 7 * inspection is invited at any time. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION This is m idea! Income property •» it will make yon ftntn 15-to 30'1 <>n your investment. It is on one of Decatur's better strams. dose to tax-Jorie* and stores Living room suit. 2 occasional chairs, end table.-. 2 table lamps, desk, radio, 3x12 rug and pad. metal bed, large mirror, drapes and curtains. 7' Gibeon Refrigerator eJAke Newt, gas stove, chrome dinette set. dishes, pots.-pans. Hollywood Iced and mattress, vaafty. mirror, chest of drawers, cedar chest, automatic Bendtx washer, cabinet, I single bed. bookcase, high chair, baby buggy, rocking horse, child's rocker, lied spread, pancake grill, motor plumbing, kitchen sink, and ' other miscellaneous articles. MR. A MRS. MARION DRUM, ~ Owners l> S Blair-and U W. Kent—Aucltoneers ■G G. Stric-klrr. Sales Mgr A Clerk" L Sale Conducted by The Kent Realty A Auction Co Phone 48..*. Decatur. Indiana . ' Not Rrapouslble for Accidents 4 7 3

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The accidou occurred at tha JMCtion of alate road 124 aad A Moare ternel whan Fraax allegedly failed to step at the highway. Ha to scheduled to appear In court Friday. Go to the church of your cheteo next Sunday.

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