Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 14, Decatur, Adams County, 17 January 1951 — Page 2

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DECATUR DA(LY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, IND. Wednesday, January 17, 1951

Good Fellows Club Expresses Thanks Decatur Families Aided At Christmas listing certain merchants andj’iindividuals who had contributed |jo nuch to the success of the rt’Cdpt Good Fellows campaign, spoilsmen for the Delta Theta Tau sotdrity also expressed their Rtatitudaho the lodges, sororities, clubs, <111)1-1 h organizations and individual’' for their generosity during ihe’hecent drive.” ! 1 “1| was only through these contributions that the sorority was able to jthpply food, clothing and toys fort une, eighty fantilies, including 160 achildren.” 4. ,- - r ’ . Tfe sponsorp extended their thaiflxs to EWinger’s, the Gass Store, .lie ii'S, Halterman’s* Holthouse* Sciijiite. for the contributions of . ehltngs: • ' .

Public Sale 'I • '■ ' ■ ■■■ a ■ ' jis 1 have sold my fat tn. 1, t|ie undersigned, am’quitting (arming andlfwtU sell at ptib'lic auction on niy farm located 4 miles smith of Fori Wayne city limits on the Winchester Road; or 3 miles south of fche jStellhorn bridge on t lie-Winchester rogd; or 3 miles ninth of Poe on the Wdnchestei itoad. on . * L' , ; SATURDAY, JANUARY 20,1951 . Sale Starting at 10:30 A. M. I DAIRY COWS — Ifils’tein Cod’. 5 years old. with' calf by side. 8 gal. cow; Hriwn Swiss Cow. 6 years old. calif by side, 6 gal. cow; | .. .lb, I (-'ow. 7 years old, calf by side. 6 If al. cow; ’’ Hfjsteln Cow, I years old. bred Aug. sth, 8 gal. cow; \ Hcjsteln Cow, 3 years old. bred Aug. 28, 5 gal. cow; • h ' llelstein Cow. 3 years old, bred Aug. I gal . cow; C(Vw. s yfears old. bred Oct. 21. 7 gat. cow. File e‘are extra good dairjr cows with a lot of size, quality and ptodiietion. All Wed are'bred to Curtis, Candy Co. Farms Registered males Records wifi he given day of sale. " _ HOGS 0J ■ | 2 head Haiupshiire* feeding Shoats; 1 young Hampshire male'hog. — HAY — ;h<i hales extra good-clover, hay 1 75baies 3rd cutting Alfalfa hay; I ales mixed hayj 100 bales wheat straw. .1 * ’j. , 2 — TRACTORS — 2 7 ’ Massey Harris Senior tractor on . rubber, poder-lift* cultivators. ’ Thlsijtractor’ is in extra good <ond itiqn. . ‘ Model- R tractor on rubber, ptarter, lights, Take-off. win el weights. Cultivators for-i MM tractor. Xhls is -a 19'$’model and in extra good condition. 7 — COMBINE — ' .Mils Chalmfers 3 ft. combine oh, rubber, in good condition. FARM IMPLEMENTS ' • ' 194 X Minnhapolis-Mdlipe 14” tractor plow; Little Genius 14” tiiac'tor plow; Molineh(actor disc; John Deere 12 hole fertilizer grain drill; Joint Deere.side delivery hay rake; Moline corn planner, fertilizer.attac!h: lents. tractor hitch; International push bar hay loader; rubber tired' farm wagon with grain bed. good rubber; John Deere grain „ bind'r. r Cross power corn sheller; 9 ft: cultipaeker; Moline 10" hammei- nip; Case 8”> hammer mill; 3 section spring tooth harrow; spike tooth harrow; Moline manure spreadVr; tractor hitch; 2 wheeled trailer: ‘Standard fanning mill with electric motor; 50 ft. 7” rubber belt: 50 t’l 6" lubber belt'; 75 gal. hog fountain; 12-hole metal: hog feeder. Hew; 4, hog houses on runners; to gal. copper kettle; 3 water tanks-; 2 olf tank heaters; L’.O ft. hay rope; 50 gal. drums; 30 gal. dhims; greaje guns; log chain?; forks; shovels; and many miscellaneous articy's not mentionjed.' -, MIj_KING MACHINE: — DeLayal single unit milking machine* like new. (complete, with pipe ami stall cocks; 8. JO gal. milk cans; 2 dairy "electric hot vy.ater heaters; 2 set? of wash tanks. ‘ ' I Not responsible in case of accidents. J ,?J’ Lunch, served pri grounds. j ELMER MALDENEY, Owner Ellfiip’erger Bros.—Auctioneers “ I ■ Vubtie |Vilson--Clerk « > \ . 17 Ted the Lift-*** it give^twcar/ Get Winter-Blended / Phillips 66 gasoline / ’’i ’ Whiter-Blended Phillips 66 Gasoline is right for the season . . . right for fast t starting, smooth acceleration, and thrifty mileage on winter days. Right now it ]IM I UMy contains extra amounts of quick-firing, vW m l ll high test (high volatility) elements—the elements your engine needs for fullf . V. powered performance in cold weather. ll Vy Get Winter-Blended Phillips 66 Gasoline if i 1 at any station where you see the famous *\V ; }j pr* n ß® *°d black Phillips 66 Shield, RIGHT Hith Phillips Sg . LUBRICATE FOR SAFETY EVERY i,OOO MILTS A ? Hear Rex Allen and the Sons of the Pioneers every Friday night over C.B.S "7 J- ?•’v. .- r w ;

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To Kayes Shoe store for contributions of shoes; j To Niblick's, Smith Dnig company, Schafers. Holthouse Drug CKHrtpany, Lee) Hardware company, the Central Spya company and the Junior Women club for their donations of toys? . To the h. B. club for "treats;” To Stewart’s Bakery for bread, And to the istudents of the Deca* tur Catholic and Decatur high schools as w’eli as the Girl Scouts fpr their contributions of canned gjoods, and to the junior police for their contributions of time and assistance- packing and sorting the items. j And a special thanks to the members of the Decatnr fire department for the use of the building, "and the many favors rendered during our two vfeeks of packing and sorting and boxing . . r The Canadian Rives :s not ia Canada. It's a branch of (he Arkansas River, whivh rises in New Mexico and flows eastward through Texas and Oklahoma.

Knapp Service Cor. 2nd & Jackson Decatur, Ind.

Speaker Thursday Dr. Thurman B. "Rice, professor iof public health in the Indiana University medical center, will be v thte principal speaker at the Weekly Rotary meeting Thursday,' it was announced Unlay. W. Guy Brown will be in charge of (he program and introduce, the speaker. The service club will entertain the ladies at this meeting. Dr. Rice, at one time director of the state board of- health, is editor of the Monthly Bulletin, a publication of that organization, and oho of its most prolific lauthprs. noted especially for his poetic "Without Rhyme or Reason.” In addition to the Rotary engagement. Dr. Rice will also speak at the Decatur high sehdol at a Thursday afternoon assembly program: Three Men Drown In Mississippi River Automobile Plunges Through Thin Ice Aledo.' 111.. Jan. 17 —(UP)- Three men drowned in the Mississippi river when (he automobile in which a young fisherman was giving two coippanlons aifriendiy “lift” pluu’g ed | through a thin spot in the ice. The victims were Otis J.' Whah. 35, of Sherrard. 111., investigator for the Illinois conservation department for Mercer County, his uncle. Sidney H. Snell. Jr.. 50, of Viola. 111., and Everelt Wheeler, Jr., 18, of Port Louisa, la. Whan went out on the frozen river near New Boston. 111., yesterday to observe seining operatioas by Wheeler and other members of his family. Wheeler volunteered to take Whan and Snell back to their car, one and one-half miles across the ice from where the men were fishing.' \ Authorities said Wheeler apparently took a short-cut instead of following the usual path and hit an air pocket in the ice, which ks 16 inches thick In most spots. Rescue workers recovered the car and bodies early .today. Coroner Lu:her Davis scheduled an inquest here today in the deaths of Whan and Snell. An inqtlest.was to be held at New Boston in Wheeler’s death. The famous Gootlre Museum al. the birthplace of the groat jioet at Frankfurt, Germany, which war. destroyed by war bombs, is bein" destored with the aid of American contributions. If You Have Anything To' Sell Try a Democrat Want Ad—lt Pays. World War I Vet Praises Hadacol HADACOL Supplies Vitamins B’, B?, Niacin and Iron Which His System Lacked. ; This little space is to he read by those folks who are always wishing they’d feel better. Now. this business of wishing for “tins” and wishing for “that” is all right. It sort of makes a person

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