Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 235, Decatur, Adams County, 6 October 1950 — Page 6

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Children Sermons At Presbyterion Church Th* Rev AC'E Glllandcr us th* Firm Presbyterian Church of thin city announce* that short »tory-c-rmon* for the children fill be included In th* Sunday morning worship *ervlc*» of the local <hurch. There will be a chaise mad* ,n the order ofjhe 30:33 Sunday morning worship to allow for th* Interest <>t th* school*** children. After their part of the aerrb el» ended, the c hildren under churc hmembership aae may Hl* from th* sanctuary to a play room or for a .upervlsed walk; depending on th* weather They will then be on hand to return home with their parents DIAL 32514 for Western Unlen i

1 A CLEAN SERVICE | . fWw i Rest Ory** I Ail FlnieHeU W washed FUtwork and hand- W “^ rOß * d f Prompt mop and Delivery < Shirts, beautiful finish- / HOME LAUNDRY ) DIAL 3-2703 > ■ 11 1 ■—■i AGAIN tad AMIN.... ... you save when you shop the Seheiman way. We do our best to keep prices down. Stop in and see! PORK CHOPS, the Best — - -69 c ">• PURE GROUND BEEF »♦... "'V/FRESH SPARE *♦- PAX SAUSAGE — t—------ 4Sg SLICED BACON ENDS — -32 c lb. i W CHEESE -68 c _ TREND WASHING POWDER --- 2 for 32c No. 2‘j PEACHES ; 30c SALAD DRESSING A---— 39c qt. (■RIMES GOLDEN APPLES 3 lbs. 29c See mi before you sell your livestock. Siheiman Bros. Market 'PHONE 3-2992 Aad Suadiy "Il Special | fl Tasty Mild Cream Cheese g \t The Same lx»w Price 43c| Fresh DRY COTTAGE CHEESE || H 10c 2 ms -19c — — B CAKE ROLL Creamy Vanilla Ice Cream Roll Ej in a Delicious Devils Food Cake mi U OM.YSSj.Qt. g B 4 N G GOSSARD, Mgr. DECATUR. IND. H Sisi iflili II jlllll I ■ PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7,1950 3 P. M. LOCATION—Corner of 13th Street and Jackeon Street, Decatur, Ind,, or 1 bloc* North of Monroe and 13th Street* on-No? 27. APPLIANCES. ETC. 71.:/ CrbtHey Refrigerator. Thor Washer. Skelgas Stove. Florence ifeatinu Stove ‘Blow Torch; Kie.trlc Motore; 'Saw*-;' Atest Pan*; Corti Knives oil Tajik. 2 011 Cooking Stove* Brine* -Stratton .Motor; Throw Rug* SMeral Rubber Tire,Lawn Mower*; power Lawn Mower Maytag Washer t,a- Stove. SJl*v Steam-Iron ' G E Featherweight Iron. Sper l Queen Wringer Curtain’ S.trett. liters,- Gasoline Lantern. Christmas' lights. Dresser Lamp FURNITURE Gray oak bedroom suite Rose living roorti suite; 3 Metal Simmon* beds with springs. Dining, room suite with S < hairs. Breakfast'set. Drop leaf table. Old farhloned hook rase and desk Several chairs; 2 Cheats. 2 Hockers. Hassbi-k Mirror Many other miscellaneous articles Sampson Card Table fatrge Mahogany Desk. Davenport. 2 Rmkers. Mahogany Bedroom Suite Carpeting MR. A MRS. PAUL STRICKLER Owners Conducted hy K.nl Realty A Auction Co. Inc Decatur Hid Phone ,3-3390 D 6 .Blair. C W. Kent—Auctioneers Gerald S'rh-kler. Sales Mgr A Cl.rk , Sot responsible for arffdent*. 3 4 3

ut the end of adult worship. The purpowe of Shis change is iwo-foid: To enable parents to remain for <hurch»*rvtce» and to begin to teach youngsters to lake part in divine worship. Sen. Capehart To Speak At Bluffton Sen Homer K Capehart and Republican isndidate for congress man from the fourth district K Ros* Adair, will be the prtn> ipai speaker at a udnt Ad am. roam 1 itrpublp .in-' to "rd Ing to Harry Esses Adams county and fourth district GOP . hairman k_lh* meeting will he held in the ,-immunity building. Bluffton. Seilirday. October 14. Eases said he ginning at ' pm A< cording to ad I fane* reports, officials anticipate ii large number of Adams county ; H'Ople to attend the meeting Th* first paper in North Dakota appear' d » Mismatch in 13T3.

6.E. To Increase Pension Payments Voluntary Increase To Former Employes Many former employees of th* General Klectric company in Decatur now ret.red on pension, were Informed today that their incomes are ueih* substantially increased by a boost in pension payment* which th* company is making voluntarily Th* '1 mi pan y stated that ii had tieen increasingly concerned by ■she effect of higher r-osts of living on its former employes now living on Nx.ed iuc.'ties ’ and that more than J.OW lung-service pensioners throughout th* country would lienefit For the majority of th* eligible G-E pensioners, th* increase will b*. between 124 and 149 a month although some will receive a smaller amount. In announcing th* amendment to the company plan, president Charles E. Wilson said •'General Electric Initiated its pension plan in 1912. Then, as uow. the objective was to provide an income to ’•* supplement • employes' savings and thus assist them iu spending their later years In comfortable retirement W* -racognlie, of course, that Inflation and the increased cost of living has worked to the decided disadvantage of this group and. in many cases, has brought hardship on those who had made worthy con tributions to th* company and had planned well for their retirement. It is hoped that this amendment to our pension plan will materially aaalat those who have been so affected.” The company said that the amended plan for those already retired is designed to bring present pension payments more nearly In line with payments to future pensioners recently negotiated with the unions, in considering the changes, most present pensioners were classified in four groups and benefits determined A-* follows t*i All retired employes wlio are yltdb.le for social' security benefits will receive, in addition to their present retirement income. the increased benefits recently granted by an amendment to the social security act For a lafge number of pensioners, this increase will amount to approximately 124 a month (Many of the retired employes in ibis group are covered by the company's former plan under wiik'h iiu reuses i n social security benefits do not increase th* total retirement income but are deducted- from the company's payment The company has how waived its right to deduct th* amount of the current stxlal security IncreaseJ (hi Employes who retired under .the company« former plan prior to.the advent of social security. ar* «5 years of age or over,, and have 15 or more year* of credited service, will I* given an In ' r.-as* of s2l a month. The company said this increase was being given voluntarily in order to aid about 1.300 long-service pensioner* who are not eligible for social security benefit*. tet Employes who retired under the company's present plan and prior to July 1, 1950 but have WEEK END SPECIALS Veal Liver, lb. —55 c Beef Chops, lb. —65 c Sirloin Steak lb. 69c Beef Liver, lb. 39c Sweetbread, lb. 39c Potatoes, peck 39e Apples 3 lbs, 25c SUDDUTH MEAT MARKET So, 13th St. Phone 3-2706

Your Vote Will Be . r Aporeciated WALDO D. NEAL Republican Candidate for TREASURER Adams County General Election Tuesday, November 7, 1950 Pol Adv

Accordionists Here Sunday | -- . nHy W -'.T- ' y ’ < 1 I *•’. la ' 1 Lilli .i il Rosie and Wanda Btout of Berne, will again appear at the Decatur Missionary Chun h. corner Tenth and Dayton streets. Sunday morning at 9 o'clock to play their aecorEtotl*. The public Is invited to this special service

not yet reached the uormai retirement age of 45 (SO tor women!, who have 15 or more year* of credited service, and who have been receiving 3340 a year in supplemental payments from the company will rorelve HHO a year ua- ' til they reach age 35. the age when social security lieneflls are payible id I Retired employee who. after taking into account the new minimums, would receive le*a than the minimum retirement income guaranteed future pensioners will receive a further increase of 325 a month or sueh lesser amount as Is required tn make I their total retirement income equal Io the minimum guaranteed future pensioners; The company staled that, as a < result of negotiation* with the , unions, six major changes have been incorporated in the pension plan for those who retire after July 1. 1950As previously announced, the. minimum total retirement Income; including social security benefits, of a partii ipatlnc employe who re-1, tire* at 65 <6O for women! and has i 25 years of full time credited service shall be 1125 a month. Thia minimum is reduced ratably for employes with les* than 25 but. more than 15 year* of service,--(For example an employe with 20 years of service shall receive a minimum of 3H>o and an employe with 15 years of service shall-re-ceive a minimum of 175 a month I I Minimum payment* are guaran■; teed only to those who have com ' plcte-l 15 or more year* of credit ed. .-.ervire and are reduced four pen ent for each year an employe retires Ite'fore hl* normal retirement age ---- ■ 1 Junior Police Squad Leaders Meet Monday There will be a meeting of all j junior polhleader* Mon- * day. 7 p in . at the Hoberf Hailing ' home, it was afmounued here t<>-, day All leader?! are tinted to h* | present r /v U w* /j J < ‘ ■ / Mm Bh WK’ « JOAN CAULFIELD plays the; title role lu "The Petty Girl," the techlilcolpr story of the famous j pin up beauty, starling Sunday at | the Adams theater. Robert Cum m,lngs ha* tbe part of the artist, j George Petty, and It) tbe cast arc - the 12*Petty girl*, described a* I the most beautiful girls In the' world ' Four song-and-dance num ; her* add tn the sparkle and gaiety ' of till* rolortul musical com*dy . 1

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Thermometers Hit Freezing In State Indianapolis. Oct. 3. —■tl'P) — Thermometan skidded to freuxing In Eastern Indiana early today, but most Hoosiers slept la above normal temperature* expected to continue during th* weekend,- the weatherman aald. The Indianapolis weather bureau said tsniperature* would average three to five degrees above aormal during the next five days. Tha. meant 70 to 74 degree daytime | high* an 4 46 degree nighttime Ipws. Day-by-day outlook waa "turning cooler Saturday night wanner by Monday and cooler by Wednesday." Scattered light showers were expected Saturday and Tuesday. 1951 Auto License Plates Are Received The 1951 automobile license plates have arrived for Adam* county at tbe local license bureau, Mrs. Charles l.o»e. bureau manager, slated today. The plate* tor next year will 'carry the game letter* JA *nd they are a white background with black letter* and num“erals. Mrs. l-ose suggested that persons desiring special numbers contact the local bureau JA number* for Dyatur will stmt with number 1. Attend School For License Bureau Heads Mrs Charles' Lose, manager, rrtd MiiM Naomi Geels, cashier <»f , * Decatur license branch, attend ’ •da meeting of branch managers and (heir (ashlers at Fort Wayne Thursday. ' A school was field day with the except iofl of the noon hour. I ( ongressinan Edward II Krus“ - f>)K>ke to the group at noon Those Mttendlftg from Adams county In addition to Mrs ix»se unit Miss Geels were Everett Rchttg and liarold (’ulp. Berne and Mr* Thurrnan Baker Geneva. British Meat Ration To Be Cut October 15 Ixtndon Oct. 6 - (i’P) The,

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK STARTS TODAY! Ixits of so-called "weeks" are a little silly, but (here's a lot of _ good sense to FIRE PREVENTION WEEK. Don’t neglect to attend to the ••silly" little things that may burn down your property some day. — - « Leland Smith Leland Smith Insurance Agency Glenn Hill wammßmMMmmmsWkmMMMm—Rßnßßßßm*nnnßßmmnnnnmnnnnnnnnmßnnm mwe * w **—A>—******************** w 'gPANDmV Bv CHARLaa KUHI “ CL \ ? I 10 "'T tl H r'~ fc ‘ '-I , ALONZO HITCHES Hl» WAGON TO A STAR ' X >. ( ILL GET SOME TOOLS ) ? sc \ rrwjT iii<gr AND HY THE S < -OOKIEj_ Z HELPLESS AS ) (st j I Y-. PO SOMETHING' »*** / \ A _*y - f 9* • \ VwZp— *-c~-

Decatur Residence Is Sold At Auction Commander. Hugh Andrew*, post adjutant Tillman Gehrig, past commander Charles Morgan and fourth district chaplain Rev. A C. E. Glllunder, all. of Adam* post 43. American Legion, attended the fourth district meeting nt Ligonier Thursday, Gehrig and Rev. Gillander both spoke during the business meeting Local Legionnaires * At District Meeting With bidding spirited, and a large crowd in attendance, the Arthur Bchamerloh residence. 946 Dterkes street. wa< sold for 311.300 at public auction. Thursday to Dan Emenhiser. of this city. The sale was conducted by Roy Johnson and Son, auctioneers of till* city, British meat ration will be cut Oct. 15 Food minister Maurice Webb announced la*\. night that the government will take away then th* one-cent Intrease granted Sept. 17. The new ration will be 21 cent* worth of meat weekly for each Briton.

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French Township Tracts Are Sold Two tract* of lun‘l 1b French township, a part of the DavM eMate, were sold Thursday at public auction. The 120 acres which comprited the two farms brought a total of |3O.OiM». . Everett W. Geisel was high bidder on M». acres al and ♦o acres without improveinefrta Hold for Curtis Tonner EHeßberger HrotheiM . the Hale. G Remy Bierly h attar~n*y f**r the estate / ■' Ll n-—.. _ , ' SOVIET RUSSIA (CmUrbH Fr»M Page <»*» clean open, unequivocal

imiii : Eagles Park, Minster, Ohio SATURDAY, OCT. 7 LES SHEPARD AND HIS ORCHESTRA DANCING EVERY EAT. M 2 "hotrod SO LAP TROPHY RACE SUNDAY, OCT. I Open Competition IANDECK SPEEDWAY a 16 miles S. E. of Van Wert. Ohio LANDECK. OHIO 'Public Auction The undersigned executrix of the late Dr E II Alspaugh eatate. I will sell at public auction the following personal property. Locwted In ‘ Wtllahlre.-Ohto. one block we*t of the Ford Garage SATUDDAY, OCTODES 14,1950 . TIME—IOO P. M„ E.S.T. -. ■ > VETERINARY INSTRUMENTS. EQUIPMENT AND tUPPLIES. MICROSCOPE: Mineral oil tank and* pump; Spraying outfit. Gla«* top Otfir.- deek. with ahelf and drawi-i* Glass Instrument ■ s«e with 3 drawer* and 3 shelves: 2 triple cabinet* with 3 glass door* each.and • I shelves in each compartment. large oak <'him closet. 3 drawer filing ca*'- office clock; swivel chair Red overstuffed-davenport.. Electric fan. Electric heater; large old fashion wall picture of Abraham LinI colli and faintly, other old fashion pictures; several volume* of enI cyclopedias, all kind* of medical books DUNCAN PMYFE 4 board table: 4 LYRE BACK CHAIRS. BUFFET TO MATCH; phlleo cabinet radio; knee hole desk. Kudin couch: 2 pieced dark red Hying room suit/. 2 piece tan living room suite; Hili'- tilt buck chair and ottoman. 2 upholstered risking chair.*; Groen Ottoman Red Ottoman. Library Table Student* desk. 2 glass top stands, glass top coffee table: serving table; i stand.*; floor lamp, table lamps. 3 pedestal*. DUNCAN PHYFE DROP LEAF TABLE: Seth Thomas Clock 5 piece Chrome Breakfa*t set »-ll’i; red seat and -bm*-ehairJH table with drawer*, drop leaf table; eleitrii hot plate. 2 utility cabinets; tanned fruit, dishes. 9*12- ft rug. 1-edar chest; full sire lied with springs and mattress, dresser! 5 wood'< hairs; •% size bed with spring* and mattress. Antique drewser; ovetsfuffed chair, 2 large 2 small mirrors, picture*; books; urn jardinler; palms; 2 lawn chair*, settee awning, wheel barrow . step ladder; ball bearing lawn mower, several feet of garden hose many other ntisi-ellu'neou* articles TERMS—CASH 7 . Executrix —HARRIET ALSPAUGH Glerk !h*b«r Bowen AucHoneers—Suman Bros. Not re«poh«ibJe in ra«o of accident*. .1 fi 12 -UMRMMRBMM <***••*•••*•••*•*•*••**** A

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