Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 60, Decatur, Adams County, 12 March 1951 — Page 7

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I MM) • SALK \OT|I'E ■ «• Indiana £h£ ’ fork-Treasurer of Decatur, IKVfi I*’ 1 *’ ’Ji' £ is office in the City Haillin said City, at the hour of 2:o© •’* ‘ lo Jt* PM (Central Standard TbnA on March 28, 1951, will re- . < ; vet and (guelder hide for the par- < >*«• or the folfowlng described efoetitfo utility revenue bond* of said |.Tfty: Anipfluuie of 3900,000.09, of Electric l tilify Revenue Bonds of 1951, of the denomination of 81,608.80 each; Hated March-1, mi, hearing Interest a rgte not to exceed 2-4% <. ier annum (the exact rate to be deteifaylped by bidding), payable on &nd semi-annually n.theraafter; Registerable as to prinU c l , } a ’ , fI? rt P rt ßtf and interest pay>ablest the First State Bank of pecaUr. in the City of Decatur, Indiajna, or at the option of the t,°V!f r , at - lhe Continental Illinois ?* aA l*i n sA *nd Truet Company, in th> Ctt/y of Chicago. Illinois, with fixed) maturities %s follows: / J 1 2,000 Oil January 1. 1052 f / 13,000.00 juiy i, mt l|i(»As 00 January 1, 1958 1 1 3.<>n6 no .inly i. i 13,000.00 January 1, 1954 • 11,000.00 Juljr 1, 1054 i 11,000.00 January 1, 1955 I <ooo.o'B July 1, 1955 1 <OOO.OO January 1, 4958 1 ftooo.oo July 1,1958 ■ ~ ' 14,000.00 January I, 1957 14,660 00 July 1, 1957 IftOOOOO January 1, 1958 11600.06 July 1, 1958 11000,(1(£ January 1. 1959 't.OHO uu July 1, 1959 1190006 January 1, 11960 -1 10,000 00 July 1. 1960 10,088,00 January- 1. 1961 1 <OOO.OO July 1, 1961 ■: ■1'4000.00 i January 1,1962 lXOOO.00; July I, J 962 111000.00 January 1, 1963 ' ITiOOO.OO July E 1963 . ' ITjOOO.OO January 1, 1964 : < ■ , 31M000.00 July h 1964 IffiOOO.OO January I,' 1965 . IffiOOO.OO July 1. 1965 . January 1,1966

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—— - —-—__—n— ——— -• I ■ MARY SCOTT MWH Nationally Famous Home Economist .IV, p; ff f TO CONDUCT U ? iw| PHILCO f S■ COOKING SCHOOL Stucky Furniture Co. MBb •JMI MONROE, IND. MlfflSM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 1:30 P. M. T. . x ’ ■ ■ •• ■ . * ■ ■ • . i •j —- : — -■ FREE PRIZES J ' Cooking School Specials ROBINHOOD FLOUR - T --i£ lb. bag TRESTLE’S. Semi-Sweet Chocolate Bits fob <4l Cg* CHASE & SANBORN Instant Coffee, 8 oz. jar sl.o9 FLEISCHMANN'S Dry Ye ast 2 for 9C DONALD DUCK Orange Juice 46 oz. can Jgc C R I SCO _ J lb. can\sJ.»Z CREAMETTES Macaroni, 2 8-oa. pkgs. AJ for Cg BAKER’S COCOANUT _l__... jAg Central Market -—*— — . ■■ ■ 1 ; . ' > .. ■ . \ ’ . . . v ®. - - ■'■

19,000.00 July 1. 1988 19,000.00 January I, 1967 i 19.000.00 July 1, 1967 tO.OOO 00 January i, 1988 20,000.00 July 1, 1968 I ! , 20.900.00 January >, 1969 - ii 21,000.00 July 1, 19»9 4 21.000.00 January 1,19 f« 21,000.00 July 1, 19*0 21,000.00 January i, 1971 22,000.80 July 1.19 h 22,000.00 January 1, 1972 23.000.00 July 1. 1972 23.000.00 Jattyary 1, 197 3 ii: 23.000.08 July 1, 1978. 24.000.00 January 1. 1974 24.080.00 July I. 1974 5 24,000.00 January 1. 1975 25.000.00 July 1, 1975 25.000.00 January I, 1976 y 25,000.00 July 1. 1976 The bonds of this issue maturing on and after January 1, 1956, vii.. bonds numbered from 105 tn 908 both inclusive, shall be redeemable at the option of the City on July I, 1955 oy any Interest payment date thereafter, in their Inverse numerical order, at face value thereof, pips the following premiums: 5% If redeemed on July l. f 1955 or thereafter oft or before' July 1. 1960; , 3% if redeemed on Januarv 1, 1961, or thereafter on or beforeJuly 1, 1965; 2% if redeemed on January 1,-: 1966 or thereafter prior to ma-I turity; , plus in each base accrued interest to the date fixed Tor redemptioh; tin 'thirty days’ notice by publication in a newspaper or financial Journal published in the t'ity of Indianapolis, Indiana, and put>licat|on( in a newspaper or financial journal pttl»•iixhed in the City of Chicago; Illinois, and the mailing of such notice t<> the holders- of registered fionas. Interest on the bonds so called for redemption win cease on thb redemption date fixed in said notice, if funds are' available at the place of redemption to redeem the bonds so called on the date/fixed ini said notice, or thereafter when present-

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ed for payment. j' Bidders shall' name the rate .of interest which the bonds are to bear, not exceeding two and threefourths per cent (2- l ,' ( ) per annum? stated in multiples of oneeighth of one per cent, and not snore than ohy Interest rate shall be tamed by each bidder. The bonds will be awarded to. the. highest qualified bidder who has submitted his bid in accordance herewith. The highest bidder will be the one who offers the lowest net interest cost to ■ the City, to be- determined by computing the total interest, on all of the bonds to their maturities and deducting therefrom the premium bid, if any. No bid for less than the par value ol said bpnds, hicluiiing accrued interest' from the date thereof to the date of,delivery, will be considered. Each bid must 1 be, enclosed in a sealed envelope addressed to the undersigned ClerkTreasurer and marked on the (outside “Bid for Electric I’tiMty Revenue Bonds .of 1951,” and must be accompanied by a certified or cashier’s cheek iFT the amount of payable tV> the City of L)ecatu.r as a good faith deposit to secure tiie City against any loss resulting from, the failure of the bidder to comply with the terms of his bid. Delivery of the bonds will be made within days T(ft,er the date of sale at such bank in the City of Decatur as th® successful bidder may designate in writing to the Clerk-Treasurer. The failure of the successful bidder to pay for and accept, delivery of the-*ibondi*| as herein provided shall constitute default and entitle the City to retain such check and the proceeds thereof' as its agreed liquidated damages. ; These bonds are offered subject to the unqualified approving opinion of Ross McCord Ice & Miller, bond Counsel of Indianapolis, Indiana. The City will furnish the opinion, printed bond forms, transcript ,of and closing papers 'in usual form* showing no litigation questioning the validity of ( the bonds at tlie time of aelivery. ( No conditional bids will be considtjred. The right is reserved to reject jany and all bids. If an acceptable bid is not received at the time herein (fixed. the sale will be continued from day to day thereafter without further advertisement, for q period of thirty days, during whw-h time no bids for less than the 'ambUnt ’of the highest bid received \at the time of the advertised sale wiU J’ c considered.' i Said bonds are being 'issued for the. purpose -of "financing the coSt of certain additions, extensions and

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. DECATUR, INDIANA

- rj ... 1 \ * improvements to the electric utility system owned and operated by the City of Decatur, pursuant- to an ordinance adopted |>y the Common Conn'll of said City on June 13, 1950, as amended by an ordinance adopted cfo January 23, 1951. A copy of said ordinance, as amended, mgy be examined at the office of tlie Clerk-Treae-nrer In the City Halt in ,said Cit;iy. . All bidders shall he deemed to /be : advised of the -provisions of said ordinance, and as to ■the property, revenues and financial condition bf the. City’s electric utility. The City now has outstanding’ electric utiljty revenue bonds in the! amount of 51.20,080.n0, issued under | date of (icfober 1, 1939, and payable in semi-annual amounts over a ( period ending on January 1, 1955. I Said bonds H onstithte a first charge < against tlie (net /revenues of tin- ■ City’s electfi< Utility, to the extent! required Mr- (Tie payment of the! intciest and pri ro ip.i I thereof; however, the intoiname authorizing the issuance revenue; bonds now b<-ing.offered (provides that prior to tlie delivery of said bonds there shall be Sjt aside' in ,a special “Electric I’itilitv Bond Eund". ontj of funds of (thfeM’ity.’s electric titility now 011 hand; a sum sufficient to pay tlie pripcipal of sat’d now eutstanding revenue bonds together with all interest to accrue./on said bonds to the respective dates of maturity thereof. The ordinance authorizing, the issuance of the revenue tio'nds now being offered, provides th?qt. subject to the requirements for the prioh bonds, all of the net revenues of thetCitv’s electric utility shall be irrevocably pledged to the payment of principal of and interest on the bonds now being offered, to the extent necessary for that purpose; that the bonds now being issued and the Interest theriton shall be payable from a special fund designated ’ Electric Utility Sinking'Fund,” into which fund there shall be deposited on pr before the first day of each calendar month, ’beginning on March, /I, 1951, a suTficient amount of /the net revenues of. Hie t'ity’s elec(ric .utility to pay .one?1 twelfth of! the interest on and* principal of the Electric Utility! Bonds of 1951 now being issued, , which will (be payable during the ■ period <>f the next succeeding twelve calendar months, and that no trans-, ter ».f net’!; revenues of the City's I electric utility shall be made t(o any 1 fund <■; flip City which will interfere with the requirements of the Electric Utility jinking Eund. Said bond.s Will not constitute/ a eor-\ p<>rat<; indebtedness of the Citv' within the provisions and limitations (of tlte constitution of the State of Indiana. The property of the City’s electric. utility system i? utienctamberied and there are no other (revenue obligations outstanding except !as hereinbefore stated. Further information relative to said ( electric util(ity 'may be obtained : upon.appli< Litton to Mr. Ed Kauffol ! man. Auditor. Electric Eight ami ; l Pow er - Department, ’ Deeatnr, Indi--1 ana, or Eniefy, Marker & Emerv, Unci: < Toledo Trust Build1 ing. Toledo '4. Mthio. Dated i!;js| 9t\i day of March, 1951. li. %ER\O\ 41 It % SI), ’ Clerk-Treasurer \ i MARCH 12-4-lu The one millionth visitor has ex- ; amined the; ‘ Marshall Plan Special.’’ the-traveling t xposition train on the German Fedfral Railways which in detail the working of the, Marshall Plan to the ptople of G-t rmany. ~ | ■. ' j ' ' ' 1 ' \ ' I BMBB I' mugi ■Hk BHL * MHfIBL. < ■ K BnS a v fll WAF RIGHT attendants CpL Dolores Troy (left). 25. Scots Bluff. Neb., and Pfe. Dorothy Hylton, 23. Slewart, Va., take in the sights on their first visit to New York. The girls were brought to the city to aid the Air Force recruiting drive for Wafs. They are stationed at.the Westover Air Force Base, Chieopee, Massaz*wiw—gt<r>w| JCxeJiMiiMji

I. _ ■ I Admitted: Mrs. Tony Kolltk, Gentivai’ Mrs. Stanley Baumgartner, ; Cfoneva; Mrs. Charles E. Straw, Decatur; Mrs. Nolan Bell, ( Ohio: ’Cay, 0., Susan Kay/Morgan, . Decalui r t ’ ' Dikmfosed; David Hawkins, Mon. IfoeviHe; Mrs. Walter Niforge and baby Decatur; Mrs, Robert Andress and baby girl, Berne; Mrs. Charles | Afhold, Decatur; Mrs. Arthur, fc. Braun and baby boy, ”eCatur i / Stork Flies Dead Heat Sa|t Ilake City (UPT A 60 IJiile per Hour I’face through city streets between a worried father and <he/ stork endedfon a tie at the stepii of a local hospital. Hospital burses, the best curb service fasliion, delivered a sevenpound girl' to tMrs. Sapford jT. Dunn before father could get the JignitiOP fsTvitched off. J. . f K Yoii savp Anything To Sell Try A . Want Ad —lt Pays.

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Enter Guilty Pleas To Traffic Charges Four Motorists Are Fined In City Court Three men pleaded guilty to traffic charges in city, court today, another one was fined Saturand still another is scheduled toappear later today. \ Dwight Davis, who pleaded guilty to reckless driving. was arrested by city police Saturday. He was clocked at 68 miles ah hour on Monroe street. Mayor Doan, before assessing any fine, warned Davis that he and the city police had -rfeceiveo innumerable complaints concerning the subject’s driving, and that future apprehensions would mean an automatic revocation of his driver’s license. Robert Clark, also arrested Saturday, pleaded guilty to the charge of driving without an Operator’g permit. _ L Kenneth Secaur pleaded guilty to the charge of reckless driving;, he was apprehended after his car struck the parked car of Chester Howard at 513 Marshall street Sunday. All thrhe men were fined $5 and costs, totalling $16.75. Max Andrews, of route 1, was also fined a like amount in court Saturday when he pleaded Kuilty .to the charge of speeding, being arrested by city police for traversing Thirteenth street 50 miles an houf/Tn a 30 mile zone. y George Gey-er, of route 2, arrested by state trooper Walter Schindler for running the stop sign a mlfo north of Monroe at 17. S. 27, is tp appear in court later today. Theater Chain Head In Serious Condition Indio. Calif., March 12 - <Ul’iJohn Balaban, head of \a large theater chain, was in Vserious condition” at a hospital here whereauthorities said his condition was “good but not improved,” He was rushed here Saturday night for an emergency operation. Officials at the hospital refused to give any details of his illness. However, it was learned in Chicago from Harry Ralaban. his that Balaban had suffered a burst appendix.

AUSTRIA Trieste » j Belgrade YUGOSLAVIA YUGOSLAVIA CHARGED that Russia is massing men and weapons along her frontiers for an attack aimed at overthrowing Marshal Titohi Government. Large contingents of Soviet troops are stationed near the border in both Romania and Hungary, and Russia la also arming and mobilizing those Soviet satellites, the Yugoslav Government stated to a- - white book. The trouble spots are indicated by arrows on the map. Copies of the Yugoslav charges were presented to the United States State Department and Secretary Trygve Lie of the United Nations. SALE CALENDAR/ MAR; 13—Estd-R. WerstlefirT miles East of Warsaw, Ind., on Highway No. .30, Good Productive 48. Acre Farm, 1:00 p. m. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F. Sanmann, Ayct-. MAR. 14 Ralph W. 'Probst, 8 miles East of LaGrange. \lnd., then ■\ . mile South, 31 Head of Cattle. Hogs, Hky apd Feed and Com- \ pletofoine of Farm Machinery and Ddiry Equipment. Mklwes(t Realty Auction Co.. ,1. F. Sanmann. Auct. MAR. 15— 12:30 p. m. EST..\ William ’Fulk, ml. N. of Dixbn, Ohio then mi. E. or 10 mi. W. of Van Wert, 0.. or 4 8 ml. S. and I mi. W. of' Payne. Ohio General farm sale Roy & Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty, aucts MAR. 16 Implement Sale, 12. Noon. Decatur Sale Barn. E. C. Doehrman, Auct, ■ MAR. 17— Mrj. Rebecca Jackson, 122 N. sth St. Household goods. 1 P. M. Robert Sovine, Adm., Chris Bohnke, Auct. MAR. 17 -Thoma- and Pauline Halberstadt, Pleasant Mills, Ind. 1 and Grocery. Service Station and Equipment. 2 P.. W. T. D. Schieferstein. Auct. \ ■ MAR. .17- Heirs of Edna Stauffer, 423 Clark St., Berne. Ind. 7 rciom • house, household goods. I P. M. Jeff Liechty. Auct, MAR. 17-1:00 p. in. Waldo J. Stauffer, executor Edna Stauffer, 423 Clark street, Berne. Sale of household goods. George C. Davis, attorney. - --- MAR..I7— l:<m p. m. QUALITY MILL SERVICE. Dayton avenue and I N. 11th St., Decatur. Wood working tools, machinery and lumber. Roy -& Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty, Aucts. MAR 20—Wayjie\K, Briner, 10 miles Norih of Poe on Winchester Road. Cattle. Farm Implements. 10:30 As M, Ellenberger I'ros.. Aucts.

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