Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 272, Decatur, Adams County, 18 November 1950 — Page 6

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Lutheran Grade Schools Form Net league The first half schedule tor the Lethcraa trade echoed basketball league team* waa announced today by the recreation committee of the Lutheran laymen * league. iponsor of the league. Seven of the 1« Lutheran congrrgatioa* la thia area *lll floor team*, and tame* *lll be played at the Monmouth and Hoagland gyma. School* partlcipallag are: St. John* (Flatrock), St John* till* teal. St. Paul'* <Preble), St. Peter’* (FaeUlng). Bethlem (O»aian). Zion (Decatur). Zion (Friedhelm ). Th* league la a no* project thia year under the direction of the laymen league’s recreation committee, Herman Hiltner. Mart Gall meyer and Erwin Hauck. Theodore tlrotrian. teacher at Fuelling, will represent th* teacher* of circuit A. and the Rev. E P. Schmidt. Decatur. writ verve aa pastoral advieor. No admission will be charged for th* game*, which will be held at 7:» and »:3< pm. and the public ia invited. Collection* will be taken to help defray expense* Th* Ur»t halt *cbedule follow*: Nov. I*—Decatur vs Flat rock: Bingen r* Preble (games at Hoagland). Nov. ffi—Fuelling v* Ossian,: Friedheim vs Decatur I game* at Monmouth) Dec. 2—Flatroek v* Bingen Preble v* Fuelling (game* at Monmouth). Dec. »—Oaaiau vs Friedheim: Decatur va Bingen (game* at Hoag ’ land). - — *:■ •-.+ Dec It —Flatnick vs Preble: Fuelling V* rrledhelm (game* at Hoagland I More than gti.SM.OM pounds of fiah were taken from the tlreat lake* by enmmercial fishermen in IM* It was the nest year sine* 1941 The annual autumn Heata at Santa Fe. NM . has been celehrated for 137 year*. Tonight* Sat & Sun. Cantlnueu* Sat. A Sun (test Double Feature We’ve Ever Shown! GENE AUTRY in “INDIAN TERRITORY” & BOWERY BOYS in “LUCKY LOSERS” Only 14c-30c Ina. Ta*

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==a=—;—... ' .1 9 GREAT STARS! 15 WONDERFUL SONGS! sTMI HIGH NOTE IN T .' TTq , Guest Stars If‘f Jeanne Cram IF fl Victor Mature , _O— — O—: ■ • — TONIGHT AND SATURDAY - ’•'- Continuous Saturday from 1 45 You’ll enjoy .Mickey as a fresh young punk . . . a runt in a man’s game, who crashed to the top of the Roller Raceways! You’ll tike Pat O'Brien as Father O’Hara who sets him on the right path! “THE FIREBALL” Mickey Rnottey, Pat O'Brien. Beterly Tyler ALSO—Cartoon: Comedy. Newt- 14c 44c inc. Tas

AMERICAN LCGION LEAGUE Non Com* won two from Navigator*: Destroyers won two from Doyghhoys; Spitfires won two from Flying Diacs; Pilots won tw<. from Gunner* Standing* W L Pt*. Destroyer* 2o 10 27 • Spot fire* ............. 20 10 26 1 Non Coms ... 15 15 21 | ' Pilots 13 15 2o * Flying Discs 14 16 10 r Navigator* ... 13 17 18 Gunners _ 13 17 18 ’ Doughboy* -.. Io 2ft 12 High games: Kueneman 231. 1 Strickler 227. L, Zwick 321, C. - Bultemeler 218. Engle 3td, W. | - Fran* ltd. t’lman 200. WOMEN’S LEAGUE Standing* W»L ’ Schafer Co. 22 8 Old Crown ... 21 9 1 Duo Therm .......... 2" 10 Hoagland 19 11 ’ Fairway .... 1..:..... 17 13 ’ Three Kings 17 13 1 IGA 17 1,3 1 Bower ... IS 14 1 McMillen 15 15 ‘ Meyer 15 15 Hill Smith 14 1-6 j Bank ..... .... 14 IS! r Rosie J 14 16 1 BPW .* 13 17 c Knapp 13 17 Kent Realty 12 18 ’ Niblick .’ 7 23 Button ..' ......... 4 211 High series: Schafer 511. High game*; Schaflt IS9. M Laurent 186. Kukelhan 184. Moran 179. Sebnepf 176. Way 174. Klein ■ hen* 173. Faurote 172. Beery 171. t Red wine is made from grape* with akitMt; white wine ia made from grape* with the skins removed. Tlie eye* in the Statue of I.inThere in no known region J erty are each more than two feet tl wide: :—.............. | i where It never rain*. Trade In a Good Tewr. — Secatur i 1 ' 1 ~ i ' I nHHi FREE 1 20 lb. Turkey Given Away WED., NOV. 22nd Nothing To Buy. Come in and register. See Live Turkey in Our Window J. J. Newberry Co. _________ I

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Si. Joe, Freshmen Take Opening Games The Commodore Freshpien and the St. Joe eighth grade teams scored victories in their season openers Thursday afternoon against Hoagland teams. St. Joe walloped Hoagland eighth■ graders in the opener. 5018. after taking a 27 6 lead at the half J. I Wilder tallied 15 point*' to lead the I Decatur team, while Hoagland s points were well scattered. In the nightcap, the Commodore Freshmen downed the. Hoagland Freshmen, 22-16. Decatur leading at the half. 8-3. Wilder led the winners with eight points, while three point* was the highest total for any Hoagland player. The St Joe team will play at Monmouth next Tuesday, while both teams will play against Monroeville next Thursday Hoagland FG FT TP Crisp, f .... ... T '» 0 . Pattibon?, f .......... 1 0 2 Butorlw, c ........... « 2 2 Burman, g .... 1 2 4 Flora, g ’ ft fl ft| Bprunger. g .2 1 5' Rnthgeb. g ~.. I 0 2: Holt, <• ft I 1 J. St-helemm. f 1 0 2 T. Sehelemm. f ..... « « 0 Totals ... 6 6 18 St. Joe FG FT TP ! Omlor. f ... o « t> C. Voglewede. f 1 0 2 Murtaugh, f 2 0 4 Zeser. e . •. 5 0 10 Mowery. g ... 4 3 II Braun, g ....... ft ft ft J. Vogelwede ..... 4 » 8 Faurote ft ft « Meyer ... '. i... o ft •' Rumsahlag 0 ft « Lengerich 0 w 0 J Wilder ... . 6 3 15 Totals 22-;-. Ai. Hoagland FG FT TP Aspy. f .... 11 3

See The New HORN Corn stalk and bean straw SHREDDER ON DISPLAY CORN BORER CONTROL $lO 40,815 more fertility per acre ■ Only a few more available! CRAIGVILLE GARAGE CRAIOVILI.E, INDIANA !? TIRED OF WALKING ? Gef One of These S USED CARS | • 1948 DESOTO » 1940 MERCURY CLUB COUPE SEDAN i ■ • 1946 BUICK • 1939 CHEVROLET SUPER TUDOR TUDOR • 1946 DODGE O 1939 DE SOTO TUDOR SEDAN • 1946 PLYMOUTH • 1939 PLYMOUTH S SEDAN TUDOR IlllklllWlU Motor Sales 1 111 So. Second St. Decatur. Ind.■ Round & Square DANCE SATURDAY HIGHT November 18th I ’• ■' ■' ? ■ ~ Members and Their Wives ' or Sweethearts Adams Post 43 IIIERICII LB

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Two Men Arrested In Football Racket Indianapoli*. Nov. 17. — IVP) Police held two men today they said were running' a phony football card racket and reported one of them admitted planning to disi'l*>ear without paying off. | Charged, with operating a lottery I ;and gift' enterprise were Gordon ; > ickler. 20. and James Gotnchall. | | •.'<!. lioth of Indiana poll*. Pickier: i wa« »n Indiana Vniveraity atu-, dent and Gotta hall an employe of I the stale gr.os* income tax divl- ’ »lon. About 3JWO-’ card* already were diatrSbcged Pickier Jold pollc*. Authorities *aid the money would have to be refunded. They described it as a ’bturkbr deal” with simple select ions and longer oihls than usual. Frederick*, f 1 0 2 Koeneman. c ........ 1 0 2 Sheehnan. g ... 11 3 Attenweiler, g t o 2 Epeitb, g .—- ... 0 0 < Klien; d , I 1 3 Fran, g <> 0 0 ...Kothgeb. t ® '» 0 ! Alai-'.or. f - 11 b Al • Scheuman. c ... ' d 11 Total* ...6 4 « Commodore Fro*h FG FT T< Kohne. f . « 2 2 Kruse, f ... o 0 0 1 Lo*lie, c —1 2, 4 ' Schulte. * 11 3 1 j ' ork. g i' 3 3 !| Ketscn. f ......... 1 « 3 I Wilder. 1 . 3 2 8 'j Deßolt. g . 0 '> " 1 Drum, s . : 0 ' 0 'I Evanaon. <• ........ ') 0 0 I, — — ' Totals ..... 6 10 13 . ~ Pro Basketball New Y r or¥ 71. Minnecpoha *9 Dor ton S 2. Baltimore 74, h I’Wlaueiphia si, Indianapoifa Tri- Cities 7f*. Syracuse 7u. Trad* In a Go«u Town — Decatur

Klenk’s Wmnef In Second League Game I j , Klenk’s registered its weond Sap penfield league triumph Thursday I evening, walloping the Keystone AA team of Fort Wayne. 61-25. The Dm-alur team led at all perbal*. 15-9. 32-2« and 45-21 ] Myer* wa* Decatur’s leading : seoner with 14 point*, followed by ; K Si-hnepf with 13 Only four of ' the Keystone player* broke Into the- scoring column, Lehman leading with eight. Klenk'i FG FT TP Ballard, f ...— 113 Steiner, f 2 4 8 K Schnepf. c ........ 6 1 13 KKkord. g ...* 5 « 10 Myer*, g 2 10 14 Kable. f ...... » '» 0 Reed, f - '< I 11 ■ Hlrschey. g -1 0 9 [ Totals .... 22 17 61 ' • Keyiton* [ FG FT TP , Hedges, f 0 0 0 iD. Harding, f 0 0 0 ( Lehman. <• 3 2 8 , Pook. g 2 I 5 Trahin. g ... 2 2 « I Caines, f ----- - n ft 8 R. Hurling, f ........ 0 O t) , Redwanski. e ....... 3 0 $ g 0 0 0 Steven*, g 0 0 o ■ ■ _ -T-rr-— l| Totals 10 5 25 ■Conservation Club ; * Will Meet Monday •I The Country conservation club -1 will hold one of Its moat important - meeting* Monday night at 8 o'clock at St. John’s *rhool. it was announced today. Several state re .presentatiye* and representativeselect will attend the meeting. 1 Proposal* for changes In the I state law* governing conservation I»ill be discussed and all mem- , tiers of the club are Invited to at- ‘ ‘lend and take part. ’ I Rudy Meyer, member at the |lstate conservation department and 'also a member of the Country con I jiervation club, will attend the. meeting and will show some inter-, eating movies following the bits Ines* session Refreshment* sill I;, served Ui all attending. Some oil sells cost J« mti.eli as ' $250.1)00' to drill. i ’ The price the I’nlted States paid llhssia for Alaska was 37.200,0)*). or two cents an acre Carry Nation started her liar-, raiding activities in Kansas in) ■iniii

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Week's Schedu/e Os Adams County Basketball Teams 4 FH4h)» I Hartford at Pleasant Milla > Jefferson vs %dam* Central at Berne. Monmouth at Huntington Catho- j 11c. Geneva vs Petroleum at Bluff- I ton. Heme at New Haven. * ' I Junior High Beats Monmouth In Opener The Decatur Junior high basket- I ball team opened ita season Thurs, I day afternoon with a 31-27 victory I over Monmouth. In a game that I wjt* close all the way. Decatur held a 2(818 lead at the I half McDougal led the Decatur | scoring with 11 point*, while Bvhr | man was top* tor Monmout i with 1 10. ~~~ Dscatur '“"FG FT TP ThlM, f 3 17 Halterman, f 2 <> 4 Hancher. c ft •' 0 McDougal, g ..-. 5 I 11 Bair, g 3 1 ?| Nelrelfer. c ... 0 O’" '■ Shaffer, c 1 0 2 Robinson, g,........ I) ft o Total* .......... 14 3 31 Manmauth FG FT TP Schnept. f 1.1 3 C.erkv. f 2 <> 4 Fubrman. c 5 (• D>| Christ laner. g 2 1 5| Lovelady, g --. I 1 = Meyer*, g . 1 •* 2 Total* 12 3 27 | z

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