Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 273, Decatur, Adams County, 20 November 1950 — Page 2

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Bad Weekend For Semi* Trailers On County Highways Semitrailer truck* were baring • bard go ot It In Adams county . over the weekend, and even today. For they were Inclined to leave the highway. Fortunately no one was injured in either of two inatangp*. oucw Sunday when two of them got mired down in Vernon Htbhle't front yard, about two teller eart of Decdtar on C. 8. 234; yr today when - - «i 7 - : .. i . wB mAOY-CVT IPAtWTTI

SALE CALENDAR NOV. !I—Welttern Ohio Breeder* Sale, at Fairgrourtds. Van Wert O. *7* ragiMcred HwtetetiM. 11 A. M. Ohio Ihilgtcm Frlexlau Aann , Wooster. Ohio. NOV. *l—Howard Ximnrerman and R. B. Owens. 3 mi South of Decatur on Road 27. then 2 ml. W. Complete close out auction. 1«: W a. m. ERenberger Bros., Aucts. NOV. 25—Dean Lawrence, Monroeville. Ind., Grocery. Meat Market. Case, and Modern Itahineas Building. I*. ,M. Midwest Realty Auction Co, Decatur, Ind J. F. Sanmann. Auct NOV. 25 13:» pm EHT Mrs. John Mauller. M mile west of Middle bnry. Ohio on V. S. road 224. Complete cloning out sale Roy S Johnson. Auct. NOV. 25—1»:W a. m Roy Hook.*2 miles southwest of Willshire or Vi miles east and V» mile north of Salem. General farm sale. Roy A Ned Johnson. Aucts. DEC. 5—12:3# p. m. Harold lech. 7 miles southea-t of Bluffton on road No. lid. 3S registered Brown Swiss eatlle. itoy A Ned L Johnson and Melvin Liechty, aucts.

ny Lowest down payment Lowest monthly payments! towest operating costs for a full size car! t4L aA - ttkj ~' := ’ y — 1 i y< The sedun »ionn only islhe Henry J the mH muiwMcar you can buy...with it- i - ■ AuMrl ability to deliver op to3o to 35 milt-p<‘r gallon., but it giw: yoti all this, too: t j / | m A frobt -cat wide ennagli fol three, big pi nph? with bead and leg ~-.- ."■■■ , , toorn aplenty..-more luggage space than the avenge.family will rvhr need... Xj’’ 1 '- _ V— _.., d.u»u>K ijMs atld.Sprightly perfornunre that make it pcrjfof for -^•i' ; ■'.• Ine-y Irafhc and tight parking «|jots! v o- . '■-!■. • z " S. -r and drive tin Ib nry J non ' See all the thing- that make it the iur (or today! 5* jj? Il's smart ... it- rot i.il...it‘i> THKU rv and yoo’H love it! . /Miiawdwwot cad FaUaw ftrr». *r<gfc — - •■'" r 'lff > — • ►..« , «< o»o .*.» «ac»»i. <.o. Huilt tn. Batter jhe tint on the Rouii! <J« f**d — Costs less to buy.. Jess to drive...less to maintain! MATTAX K-F SALES A SERVICE BAILEY’S K-F MOTORS Decalur. hid. Geneva, Ind. '•■ ;. " ■■■'■■'■ -.-.. . 5...... ..- _... ... •■*., ■. . •

■left t. 8. 27. norfli of e#t into the ditch lushing around in the shout t p m when a riven by R V Kenrpendence, Mo., hit a a the road, then took on through a corn field, parallel with the road, tor about Sub feet before it Mopped. Gruntiag and groaning, heaving I and pulling, and even talking nice > were of no avail, so Kennedy halt ' ad a paesiag semitrailer truck for : asatstaaee. Before the halibut was ended, 1 four troche bad stepped, a else■able, crowd had gathered, yoking , a traffic problem tor deputy slier- • Iff Bob Shraluha and troopers Walter Schindler and Bob Mercer, and: b a second track got stuck tn thei .-BUHL j. Considered the best show on 224 stace the efreus last summer a | throng gathered to watch the behe- ' moths tug M getting loose and shouting advice. Finally, the two trucks Were gotten out by unload.iM ,poe at the trteH, and taggtbl powerfully

Then today two traeks went into! the ditch near Berae when they! slid ow the highway In the driving ‘ snowstorm that made driving dlffl cult One of the trailers jach-knif-ed. but caused no damage., A wrecker was called to free one of the trucks; the other managed to get out under Its own powef. 'T ~l . > -a* mw.

CiVIl uanrm are responded in Venezuela following asaassinatlon of IX Col. Carloa Delgado Chalbaud, acting president who seized power in 1043 as member of a; three-man Junta, ftntmational) . If you have something te sell or roams tor rent try a Democrat ' j Want Adv. It brings results.

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■ r ** . =j| - ■ ■'"•™;:yC=r==: Y' - Vjf l/jfcSErErr s~w-irw’« fadtototoQuA.TTh.X. I w*** . J. i ffl M KNKI planes Wanted "2# mtlee nt ttotfT north nd ’ Yuwonjta (exptarion symbol*. I>. They an believed to be CMnene Reda, moving south to Huicbon Also banbed were Red awppty center* (*xploaiai symbols) at Sahehu, Choaan. and Namm, aa wm laat Tala river bridge from Antung to Sfnuiju The U. 8. 3rd Infantry from went and the South Korean Ind Ckwpa met at Habongaong <» to forgo a solid UN line acreoa Korea s waist. Along the Chongebot river MM (31 the U. & Ist Cavalry and U. 8. 2nd art g a Ming ahead M the ! Wonni area. V. 8. 34th M to the west. South Koreans are to the east . in Tohchon area. In ths «Mt (4) th* U. 8. Ist Martaea advanced toward the Changjtn reeervofr. the U. 8. 7th Infantry toward tha j Pujoa reservoir, and the 8. K. Capitol Divtafan (•) beyond Myaifeho*.

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Scholarship Award For Adams Ceirnty - Adams county la oM of three counties winning a 135 scholarship Mwrded by the Mate dental asao elation, reports county, agent 1.. E. ArctwiM. The award was made for the most outstanding followup of I the 4-H keakb program initiated in j the 4-H dub camp. The award is to be used to send one adult 4 H 1 duh leader and two •Hrtf rtnb leader* to the Pardue ‘ agricultural corifefehce Dec W and 29 These delegates wiU. be | honored by a dinner given by. the "Kthle dental association Dm 2*. The v will also take part in a panel discussion the next morning Campaign Expenses Will Winues. Denns rat. Wash ' ington township assessor, no expt use r—Otto "HoH man. Democrat, eom-inis.-ioaer. z -'.< 'iiid district. 332.K> Msrnage Licenses Ca.l Lose a4nl Olive Journay. i both of tin slur. L_ Eu; *io S. hlndli i route 4, and Skirky. l(a.' T ...«( Iksatur Itn herd Jt rmalowii s and Delnros Tot.adia both ot Detroit t i.ink Sttlall. Warren. <>.. and Juba Valentin'. Youngstown. O Farm MeeUngs More than 35 million person* in the United State* sttended meeting*, demonstrations snd tour* held by county farm agent* In IMS. Hag Leaking Hpe* Leaking water pipe* may be temporarily repaired with old leather, or heavily paraffined cloth for eold water pipes. Hold In place by meant of wire tightly secured with pliers lu L 1 A *w-»*** IHIII'S A MASON for that tur* prised look of Ronald Woodin, of Wappinger Falla, N. Y, who'll bo three on Thanksgiving Day. Ho i* looking over th* “greetings" and physical examiiiation notice he re- 1 ceived from a DutcheaaCounty draft tward The papers should havw been addressed to Ronald’s brother, Donald. 20, who had beta rejtcted twice when he volunteered for military service. (f iiteraotionalSoundphotol | _

Plana Pfanfts late Lake, Two Mon Dio La Porte. Ind.. Nov. xe-tVPI-Two mon were killed Saturday < when a light plane they had rented plunged Into Pine Lake. Victims 1 wore Ed Botcher. 47. formerly of < Oahboeh. Wle.. aud Walter Monaei. < La PoMA The plane submerged la i nearly 10 feet of water, trappiag I Meuse! Police oald they had com- ! plaints that the plaae had been 1 -‘beszing*' houses. 1

■ '■ . ——— • ~ •H" 1,1,51 miY>AY WW PMC* S •* AU YOUI FAVOlin YNANKSeiVINe HAST FOOMI KROGER OVEN READY, Fancy Broad BrraMed. Ready for the Rodrter. Stars MWa. and Over. TOM TURKEYS = *49 Tra Tarkiys "“Ffc jhatarkeys ■» *>*• vufer, Mto Frinrt Kr«(*r rns-Hton Stoaderda. MeaM Mat* deled taa ItaAap - “s*o£tsrs ~7k RMstiat CHctaas - sfc „ 79e Stewiag ChMsas -53 c Chmk Roast -17 c chicken* * 59« Hsmtargor -59 c KINGAN*S. 12 to 14 H>. Short Shank. Full half Hams WITH CENTER SLICES LCTT IN. SMOKED HAM = *49 BUTT HALF Lb. 59c - WHOLE Lh. SJe. PACKER'S LABEL. Ewjny th# tanßy-twertweM. Buy far Hobday feasting. CRANBERRY - 2 - 25 SBUURB. Aametad Haw*. Btoch re! f 1 —■■ - i -» » •OMIO Pk( SC GENUINE HAWAIIAN CANNED ...&s&ft9sm%t MNI^“ SALE Swoot Potaicet 210 LIMY-DOLE-KRMER . - noz case of «g MlupgingutT *■_ Caw CcuX-d' 113 J. 731 4.W Jtr<!«*yr Mak»o I'4 ptato TU»»rfal Jwlee I UNT*DOLE«KRORER ! fM»Z. I CASE OF 24 I I OrMgaJaico Tasile 29 339 U 9 K^ffKaT* 4 " r&'ne libry*oole-krmer OCc DOZ. I CASE OF 24 I rrwaww rva> < rt,. MW Ko . , crashed Z3 C 9 M CAO *» Mm .. . Made treat gm. eweet Can •*«» BMr I OeOr KroMr •“ir Batter 73c limy-dole-kroger --_ DOZ. I CASE OF 24 I *„ "T “• '** »•- tV, HHeed or J5 C JID 700 EMBNiyOHvat s.r 33c LIMY-DOLE-KROfIER rere_ DOZ. ! CASE OF 24 I ■.4t*|& ~> 33 c 3J5 Ist mwouTehws -25- | jjgjj— — s i£?st - BmH MfffF -83Crisp, tender California PASCAL . . . Jumbo Stalk* . .. CELERY * fl) Fancy Tangy-Tart CRANBERRIES 10 Fancy Califrol. I’. 8. Na. I Indian. . . . (30-8.. hag 7#c) Eiapcrtr Grapes 2»- 29c htetses 15 Prak 29c DeficfocsApples 3-39 c Ufa Tans 4 —35 c Tpxre Needlere Fancy. New Crop . . . (RK.AZiI.. lb. bag <*•) Grapefruit Pecans Cello 49c KROGER STORE WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY; NOV. 21 FOR THANKSGIVING — NOTE: Your Kroger Store Will Be Open Til! 8:00 P. M. Tuesday For Shopping Convenience. <

Retires At Heid Os Goodwill Industries Dr. Hnrley A. Dari*, executl'e director of the Fort Wayne Goodwill Industrie*, ha* retired Iron that post. Dr. A W. Pugh. diMricf superintendent of the Fort Wayue district of the MMhodIM ehnrth «anaunend. Bishop Richard C. RMnea. Maiipp of the ladinaa area ot the MethodM Church, has appohttod Rar. Davit at conference evantar the North Indiana cMderenct

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. l»50

IM. Davis wa» appointed exeiu--li> * director of the Goodwill indii*triet at it* foundation in Fcrt Wayne in January. IMS During foe 13 years which he ha* headed the organization, the industry ba* made over and handled more than a million article*. More than half a million dollar* in wage* hat hath paid out during lhe i>-ycar iieriod la»M year 75 handicapped perdon* were employed repairing lurniture. clothing and shoe* The new director of the Goodwill Indattriea has not been appointed.