Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 226, Decatur, Adams County, 26 September 1950 — Page 2

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CHURCH HEWS Nrlgbboring churches met Sator day evening at th* St. Paal U, B chuteh Sot a aingsplratfog service Fotlowfa* th* sings pit at it>a a racial hoar *aa enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Durr. Weiners and popcorn »oe prepared la aa trod kettle tor approximately ♦* Kueata. Gamas ware played aad the

gH V ! VA\ / “ YM \ / one-row ■MHP Aw a corn pickor Ur _ ■ ' ■ taka tew Saw .. . Hitched In live on standing corn or down•W IO ony modern tractor, stalks. Doos o first-rate job un-eoo-nson operated. Picks, husks dor widely varying field and and loads up to 12 acres of crop conditions. Simple, selfcorn per day. . conjoined, light in draft. Drop / ~ EbWAP aftoMkl / Msk —MR M.LLI ,n ” W ’ W * •W” / —W MMW Mow pee HUWNnI, ,_ 1 - small ears, shelled groin — you JM— — —illlillMlHMllll' 'get them all with o dependable NEW IDEA Picker. Equally eWec1 Zi: ■ - . : - Two-Row Corn Picker Also Available. KLENK’S

Wi ° 1X’ 95 i /T BIAUTWIIS \ “I YOW HOM! AS Ml *'® ' ) ■' \ CAUC It out of everv |4 on oil bill* with thii w bandtom* Duo Therm Chippendale with Power-Air Blower. A»k for a free demonstration of Power-Arr at work. VISIT IM O-THEHM HEAIMR ARTERS IN OECATIR i ■ —

eveniag a ebtertainmeot was eoncfaded With the Showing « Moving pictures by tart Chase of a recent trip to Yeltotrstoae National park. ■ - * r ■ * Bering Mill The Spring Hill Methodist church, located two miles south and three miles eeel of Herne, will hold its home. oatins October 1. Bervlcea will he ar follows Sunday school » ofn.; morning worship IB a.m.; banket dinner at

neon; afieraeoa ser vises 1:10 p.m. The Ret. Edger Jebhetoa. a fob met pastor of the ehureh, bill be the puHt speaker at the aneraoM services. There will be special talks and songs in all services. All those who have formerly attended the church are especially urged to be present to renew past acquaintances. This will mark the list anniversary of the church. The public ta tnV Hod to attend these services.

Christas Crafts At Handicraft Shop _■ HoW WoAihop At . Monroe October IS Christ mas crafts including handmade greeting < Urdu, tree ornaments handmade candies, decorations tor doors, mantels, tables, etc., gift wrappings, handmade gift suggestions and Christmas floorer arraagemenN win be featured at the coming handicraft workshop Anyone interested fa invited to attend the seralon scheduled for the annex of the Moaroe Methodist church Wednesday. Oct. 1R .from »::ie> a.m. to 3:30 p.m. “a demonstration oa arranging winter bouquets. Christmas greens, and cut flowers will be presented at I 10 pm An exhibit M band made gifts and wrappings will be arranged and patterns will be available Those who wish to make greeting earth, metoloid and other tree ornaments. candles, and decorative door bells will be offered actual prac ties periods. This school is being arranged cooperSltvety bvrhe extension service and the recreation department of Adams county. Oct 11 Memorial To Count Pulaski Washington. Sept "« - WfM* President Truman has designated Oct: 11 aa a Memorial day to honor Count Ckamir Pulaski. Pol Ist patriot who died 171 years ago par tlcipating in the' Aiitericun revolu tlon Driver Fined Here On Speeding Charge City police today arrested Gerald Kruse, of Gary, for speeding 10 miles an hour in a 30 mile atone on Thirteenth street Kruse pleaded guilty to the charge before Justice of the paste Floyd Hunter and paid »» anW, costs, totalling 415 757 Bop Music Banned By British Radio Loudon, Sept 28. ilT’t liti tain's, nationalised radio hetwork gave bog minds what amounts to a death seuttnee today lb haunt d bop from its weekly jura Hub program , . . This intant that starting next month. bop and what some people call "progressive iiiusic .go back to tli* smoky Clubs in the. side stietfs'otf Piccadilly Circus. A hahy daughter was l>orn to Mrs Marjorie Lltweller llaliegger of Berne, at the Adams county memorial hospital this morning at «:33 o'clock. She weighed 8 pounds. The child’s father Harry Haheg •or., was killed in an airplane crash near Chicago several months ago.

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Pptato Referendum Will End This Week Commercial potato growers in Adams county are runtinded by the ctmMy FMA committee that thlß week la the time foe voting in the referendum on a potato marketing order. Each grower who prodaoed • [Mitatoee. for commercial rales, has I received a ballot front the county oftit-e. to ne filled <»t and mailed i<» R E Koller of. the B- department of agriculture, in CbF cago The envelOD regßires no postgge Tn Ire l ountedr each ballot I must be postmarked not later than: n.idnight Saturday. Sept. 30. There are two things ths polafoj growers are voting on even though I only one appears on the ballot.] says Winfred L Gerke. county.j chairman of the PMA committee I Otte Is. whether grower, want a; federal instrument by which they: <an help themselves get a better I price mnxigh holding the less! ■I-Sirable MHaiues off tiw market, ‘file other whether they want fed<tal price support on the remainHer of the 195<> crop. .A vote of i yes on the ballot favors both proposals A ■ vote "no ' would be cast by the uian who is opposed b. iheni. According to Gerke a fwo-thirds iotf by growers Imllotlnk In s', north central states will be re ouited to put the marketing order -, into effect liesuits of the ballot --ng wilt be annouhved early in Og. I tober

Admitted: Gerald linnklc. Geneva Norman la-nnarrtson, <4ty; Mrs flotiert W Brown. Decatur: Dal--Mankey. De, atur-iN-Wllliam E. .Miller. Bluffton Dismissed: Thomas Johnston Decatur; Obed Kipfer, Mbnro-. Mrs Ted Dellinger and baby girl. Fort Wayne If You Have Something To Sell Try A Democrat Want Ad —It Pays

Funeral Held Today For Redkey Child Portland. Ind . Kept »-WF) - Fsueral services ware held today tor slxyrar-old Diana Kay Trust■bo. third and last member of the Redkey family to dia a sudden death. Iliana.died Saturday in Riley hospital, a victim of polio. . Hee father. William. was killed Jah T 5: 1345. In Relgiutn’s Battle of (he Bulge and- .her mother Anns, drowned eight months later when bar car plunged into a ditch. Democrat Want Ada Bring Results

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upvfißn Kenises Answer On Allack Campbell, Capehart Coatmae Campaigns ItaUaaapdiia. Bapt- te—(CT> — AIM Campbell. Daaiocratto Bomlneg for the ebaata, believes Indiana voters have a cMea between a Mad Mate who aaka gagettons and BM Who aaawgra tham. CaingMl. agoakiaa yMterday at a sixth district Democratic meeting at Turkey Run state park, accased bls Retmblh-an eggeaeat. Sea. Horner E. Capehart. of befog a “MMuster who has aathtag bet questions" The charge waa levelled. Campbell said. hecahM Cap Eh art refiseed to tell what ha thsught at aa attack made by his fellow Hoosier i Republican. Sen. WtMfom M. Jenner. on Gen. Oeorge C. Marshall, instead, said Campbell. Cagehart asked whether Campbell would have voted to over-ride Preatdeat Trainee s veto of the communist control hill. Campbell raid he weald have voted to eoact the law despite the veto, although he thought Prerideut Truman waa right la Vetoing the bill Capehart sgeaks at Now Cestle tonight after mahfog a campaign tour of Randolph county today. Campbell io In Madison for a Jetferoon county meeting. Volunteer Firemen To Meet Wednesday Fire chief Cedric Fisher nnnounced today that an important meeting o( nli volunteer firemen will be held Wodneedey 7:3# p.m . at the station house, and urged all members to be present. The <ti*<u«■toe will coater around the new telephone set-up, he raid, when firemen will rely oe a man at the station to handle ail calls rather than going through the telephone company switchboard. Go to the ehureh of your cholee next Sunday.

tooted Coovict Is Sentenced For Life Brownstown, Ind., Sept. 2«. — (UP)— Connor Bales, »». a parolee with a long criminal record, headed back to the Indiana state prison at Michigan Cttf today after being sentenced to llfe imprisonment on cbarfM of rape and befog a habitual erimfoaL Judge George H. Qoesmaa pronounced the sentenee in Jackson circuit court yesterday after grant, fag Bales per ml I Asa to plead guilty.

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MBUCAKTM COMPLETE CLOSE OCT SALE PERSONAL PROPBBTV FRIDAY, aCPYKMBKR 2ath, 2 P.M. LOCATION: 1 Mile South of PtoaeaM’Mills. Indiana. 1t MKAO CATTLE 1 six year obi Jersey with calf by side 1 two year old Guernm-y with calf by aide; • large Guernsey Cows from 3 to 7 years old. T. B. and Bangs tested. 2 Guernsey heifers IE months old; I Guernsey heifer 3 months old. 1 Uuernsgy heifer E weeks old: Guernsey bull 13 mo. old HOGS 1 Duroc Sow with 3 pigs; 1 Hampshire sow with 10 pigs; 7’small Spoiled Poland China pigs CHICKINS 30 White Roeh Pullets: 20 White Rock Hens, «0 Leghorn Hens. SHIIP 7 Ewes 3 to 4 year, old. 3 spring Ewe lambs. 1 two year old Buck ITQueka: M Rabbits. HAY A GRAIN 10 toils first cutting clover hay. never wet 3W hales wheat straw; 26 bushels old corn. Some alfalfa, timothy ami clover seed. HeLaval Magnetic Milker with 3 buckets and 2 units Hog Fountain and E0 Pardue Hen Neels. TERMS—CASH. D. BI’RDETTE CIHTER. C. L. CUSTER A J. R. SMITH—OWNERS Il S Blair c W Kent An.-tioneers * - G. G. Strickler Clerk A Bale, Mgr Sale Conducted by The Kent Realty A Auction Co. Decatur. Indiana Phone Sa Npt responsible for Acc Hlcnts 23 36 11

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I Bales, on parole from the state I prison where bo served time for I grand larceny, wan charged with breaking into the home ot Mrs. Mary J. Goes, 78. a widow, Aug- 31 * near bare and assaulting her.

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