Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 52, Decatur, Adams County, 2 March 1951 — Page 2

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aZEJTCiHiOTMI: • PLOWS • CULTIMULCHERS . r|-- : ' • MANURE SPREADERS ’ . J S I • MOWERS • CULTIPACKERS I 8 • TRACTOR CULTIVATORS T, H' 1 * AND OTHER FARM TOOLS i s'l -■ 1 . • • I W ’■ jg . Available For | m Immediate Delivery | \ u J ■: \ J?■ Mollenkopf & EHing, Inc. / Dayton & N. 13lh‘&t. Decatur, Ind. | [b|| - - | j,J | ,, i - V ' 3 t-F J ' ' ■■*■ n ' B : •■ ■' 1 ’ 'jf V l,r- ■ _ ,s’ ! ' i 4 r. ■ 4 *• ■ <, *s“** } ’ ■ y a JH ■ lr» . fl ii XX \ YJf I AV . • ' GET UN THE PRODUCTION LINE! J i1 ou ran uH on ii lony «tfff |»r<»<lu< lion line ~ . im<l ; f«ii|6\ « high ttwrago product Ton <>t‘ bl# eg|n per h|fd per year . . , either with our U. S. (Ind.) [Approved* Pullorum PasscH-CiisMin (drain While' Leghorn pulliin, |(ir with pullets from our himiiita Hollzapple White I ißock. Parks Barred Rock or Christ New Hamp Red ; chick,,—and our DEKAI.BIIIHKID CHICKS. I ® ' - > ' ' * ' ' i (SPECIAL! ’. : 1 Hi ■ <i i. CHICKS.A VAILABLE NOW! i J*i 500 Started White Rock | 3 I i 600 Started N. H. Reds ?’1 600 Started DeKalb No. 306 1 i ■f- ' - \ , x ’ ',. , !i i ■ ;|l. pi: |■■ • See us today on chicks for early layer i , and early broilers for Better profits. | Decatur Hatchery ft DECATUR, IND. ft

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Monica Schmitt To Leave Tonight For | Quty On Okinawa Miss Monica .Schmitt, who for the past three months has spent a leave of absence from government duty with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Schmitt. 316 West. Jefferson street, is scheduled to leave Chicago tonight for her return over[seas. v ' Miss Schmitt will return to ; government duty in Okinawa, her travel orders stating that she is assigned to headquarters of the Ryukyus command. She had previously served three years in Japan, two of them in Tokyo, the other in Nagoya, the latter elt> h»r point of • irii tor I>< < :itur. ■ Her past duties consisted chiefly in dealing with the i ll Ulin. * popula lion bin upon hei I**llllll homo MI'S Schmitt described her. actlvi--th', among the military a* will She pii ume-. In.- w i|| r<mt n io ,‘hc ' Ol|l|e i \ <H work I In i will In * >1 on d If) . -|ii f lnl I'Zt’d ulHen limy with fhi oeciipii. 1 Ilmi lortf'i on Hklmiwii: Ml>* ' i liliil i W4II Iran t;hli i ■' it s |> in toiihht for Mau FiumiMto, whrn ’-In. will I'litlm k lli.'i hi i de | ,ii.i thin hi tin Hyiiku.vus Island com iiiiniU - ' j

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Columbus Pastor At | Methodist Church i I . - IDr. Charles Laymon | [Here Sunday Night | l|r. Charles M, liaymon, past<|i of Methodist church ani director of Wesley Foundatic|i at fOhio State) University, Colulhbus, b„ will deliver the sermon lit the } special lenten seprice Sunday ev|njhg at the First Methodiji chift-dh. < | t(ef|>re « oining to Columbus, D|; l.a|;iiion held tin positions $ and professor of New Te«t» SrW ■< ' B 'l*'-® ' i 11101# io Krai i 111 I'fillngo,' NaiUffi V llfik link Bild Im I I 111 io| IHIdJ> jo ohin IfUIVtK ■lt 'j| J li« han icivid >, i n ■' • i ,i|: i, Itjlilo hj., luj-i i hi ti|i| Nui|hklndiHiifi coniliem»' aduft .1 Myihh i’t I liw'oi ’ h I in'. - I | ■|*r(..>i(Vf'iiinr pfogrHin wlirbeglii ‘willy; *at) >ln supper \at I o i liiij M The ' rongre :athl(T ' an| .hii- invited to share in thiK ii llvpahip period and to.hmir th® ,v. ill;it*ll about the work of tlig ■Webley foundation and its sth..di-t students. The cong' native.; in charge, of the >mpper| Mr.;grid Mrs. J. Ward Calland anil Mr. arid Mrs.'' Paul Edwards; c<fi i ha^nien: Mr. and Mrs.. Franß Mr. and Mrs. Burdett® Custer; Mr. and Mrs. Robert' Moil® nier, Mr and Mrs,. H. Hi Stonej® Mr.’iijiid Mrs. Noah Shyock. Miffi Kenneth Stickler. and,ii|4rs. Lawrence Archhold, Mia 1 and?:| Mrs. Howard Schultz. ■andjiMrs. August Kelly. Mr. am| Mrsiyilh hard Lewton. Mr. amg .Mrsli'.lieltou I’asswater. Mr. ami

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Mr*. Hugh Andrews, Mr. and Mr». W|ter Sommers, Mr. and Mrs 4Miard Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. Hh)|h Bixler, Mrs. John Nelsdn <fn<i Bernice Nelson. \ U the 7:30 service Noah Steury vfilt be the devotional leader, and tiiel; special ushers will be Dr. it. jAHison, Paul Moore, Lloyd Cozens, and Walter Sommer. Mr. ahd; Mrs. John Tyndall and Mr. ahd? (Mrs. Jesse Niblick will serve oil | the welcoming committee. Sfyei-ial music will be given by the | ladies chorus of the senioi cho|r. They will sing the anthem, • p jSacred Head Now Wounded,” by Bach. $375,000 Paid I For Suggestions \ By GF In 1950 kSehenectady, N. ¥., Mar. 2. IdeitH paid off to the tune of •oi) fo.r (leneral Klc. n I v ..iiiv employoH durlhg IWSU. I iTiie total rapreaenta Hie aiiimini lupd by the company’ n»r 88,875 MikilentloiiM will h were adopted H#>O'! IHi.tiJS submitted bj emphiv. . dgliha tbr p«»el .Veer under II|»1 ? Juiny* suggmiHiiii Hwant pin in the eiiugo«tloiie huLinJltHd, 83 » percent were put into <O|I||HHIV (dllvhlU HHhl j>b|iiUo.v Ch hl the cimipwin opel |»l lon. \«i hi beiitu Ihdv re <<fl<»ul the laiMesl tolul i>( nwnrib It'Wiii. Millie worker* at tie:* I ll’ll- VI i « Him WtH’M WHO . | m It- HMttliivd ant h7.B'U Kite wnrtth eni < ivieived a hoi of Ihu.Ml ,Ti(i' »!lth l iiiin rtwmtihd dimm la H'l !• *” •♦»♦’»**» of i lii|l|MHl over tile 131 MM given hy ‘ Vise iMHiipntM toy BLOM auitghhUonH pted In IMH Rlnale n ward 1 durhm 1 • hi w.-ni io John It Davis, an rMWiiyi' in the refrigerator dlvi : eilffl in i lie Erie. Pa. works, lie r 1 I ejhted i s2.lJi,’> for a nuggcHtlpn I whirh eliminated a‘ sub-WHsenibl. pion in the manufacture lot ; refrigerators. \ I v - £ J’tiiliP W. Robinson, also of the refrigerator division at Erie, won t tH> Second highest award, $2,165, f ; fo|r a revision of assemLbly Operations. |j x x ; John Paul Jones ! Rejected By Navy k- ’i ■ • k jKiWxl ville, Tenn.. March 2.— (UP) Paul Jones of Sevierville, | has been rejected by the )( n.fvy because of flat feet. | Democrat Want Ad* Bring Result*

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Hansel Officer Os International Club Decatur Graduate Is Vice-President " I ' - • ■ " I' ' Robert! Hansel, sophomore at. Franklin College, was elected vicepresident of the midwest region of international relations clubs at the convention of that organization last weekend! at Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wis. It is the highest elective office of 1 the region, since the presidency is an honorary office. I.i'l• ' 7 ' 1 Hansel, son.ot Mr. and Mr*. Paul R. Hansel of 560 E. Sixth Ave., Lancaster, Ohio and formerly of Decar. fur. won over two other candidates, Martin Packman of (he University of and Robert Wrpeuski Os Marquette UniveiHity i The lidivcntion was iilhndcd b\ ihdegMiiwj fnmi thirty five college*. Dm leu jot his new office Include helping 4 react Hare < lub>* In thlr reg Inti, Ito will hr dt legate to the niitlumii vimwnt|qh of litieinational irliilhm* jrltthk, April Hi 14 nl Ok iH.hoiu'ii A Wild M t'l'llrgr. HUH waler, Okla, llpb is p mciiilh i nt the *Hi nil * - ihdiiilo hum ut Eniukllu and will pul liclpalo \ln mi iii iif ill liiiih I ih biitr imii imiiii m ni Indiana t'nl vtinliy-this wetd*<nd He; Ik on Hu ulllimillivr team, dehallog mi Ilin • nh,|rrt ' lloMiilvtd All Nim('thn munlaPi (.'ounlilrM Hti'Htlil Form a Now lute nailmial oiguni3ai|mt " AppliiHlilliliHtv t<ii||rtta4 Will hr i.H"i mJhi I‘iiihklbi" .MMH llrd fur mid pi>o<llatisp la lit’iomivr us the Ft ank lin Infi Dii Hmifil felnllmi« club mid Is i'iiiieapomhnt and sehuhiraklj!t (Jhalrrtiitn of H|i nla. Alphn EjMtTm Hr h also prrsldrtit tis Hfi kubhonmrr via*’ <hi cmripti*- and Is iicwly ch ldl’iit of LahCri M. ujidrrvlHKsmi n‘s honm aty. x I J : i Two Men Are Fined On Traffic Charges Two men were fined a like amount In city court Thursday-? total of $116.75-when each pleaded guilty io l traffic charge)® against them. Onio of them '* was Loub Browarsky, of Fort Wayne, who was arrested Wednesday by city police for speeding on Thirteenth street. Runneth Sheley, arrested Thursday by state trooper Walter Schindler, was immediately haled into court and charged with passing on a yellow line'on-J'. S. 27 about six miles north of the city.

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’ Mr. and Mr*. Ted Mann, 225 North Ninth street, have sqld their home and intend making

. j SALE CALENDAR MAR. 3—Qus Fuller, miles iNorthwest of Clhypool, Ind. Six 1 room Country'Home with i n Acre of Land, 1:00 P. M. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. MAR. 3—Mr. & Mrs. Edward OeBoR, 603 Jefferson St., Decatur, Ind, Household Goods. 12:i0 p. m. T. p. Sctyieferstein, Jack Brunton, Aucts.' • !• MAR. 3 —lsth Warsaw Holsteir 'Sale, Fairgrounds, Warsaw, Ind. 80 choice Holstein*. 12 Noon. Leland J. Osborn, said mgr. & auct. Roy S. Johnson, Harry Bridge, Joe Ness, Anctfc. MAR. 5—1:00 p. m. Elmer W. Baumgartner, Admr. Flora Caffee estate. 6 miles east of Berne on state road No. 118. 44.12 acre farm ' and personal property. Roy & Ned Johnaon and Melvin Liechty, aucts. I . MAR. 4—12:30 p. m. ira Eller, 3 mile* West of Monroe ion road! 124, 2 miles West Os Coppes i Corners then ’4 mile South. General, ' firm rale. Roy & Neil Johnson and Mi-lvln Liechty, d>mt*. i March I 10:00 A. M. A. W. M.irlon, 4 mile* west 'of Riuktord. t>. ok cement road, then ’,li mile north, { miles south of Wlllshlrp • Oh toad 48 then 2U m les east tlmn > a mRa south Umbiplnta \ \ rloslhf out sale. V Roj| A Ned Johii .oO and Mclvm L Oty, I ' ’ M Ct "’ , •’ I V. . ' I - ' - -V- -■ 7 WEEK END SPECIALS OPEN TILL 10 J -SATHIULn EVENING HPAHE UlltH AND HACK HONE, Ih. , I. c I HEBH HIDE, Ih. ......Uf ITIKHH MAUHAGK, lb. < v i :ilh TKNOEHLOIN, tb. PORK STEAK, th. 4Hr PORK PATTI EH. lb. ....... ....... Sfc BEEF ( HOPS. lb. 59< ROVNI) STEAK, lb. fife MINUTE STEAK, lb. «<k R cans NEPTUNE SARIHNES J_.fl.oo 4 cans SAROINES in ToiKato Sauce, oVal shape 11.00= 10 cans RED KIDNEY BEANS, PORK & BItANSb RED BEANS, KRAI T, BABY LIMA BEANS, Alj For__97c JOWL BACON, tb. 19c HEAVY CHUNK BACON, lb. 39c 4 Doz. TANGERINES Jj fl.oo ! JUICE ORANGES3J 39c doz. LKTTUCE __jL _l_—! t __ 2 leads_ SUDDUTH MEAT MARKET So. 13th St. Phone 3-2706

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their futhrle home In Florida. They plan tjo leave Decatur about mid-March. At the present time, Mann is (recovering from a recent appendectomy. J [ - Democrat Want Ads Bring Result*