Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 80, Decatur, Adams County, 4 April 1951 — Page 6

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Public Sale 160—ACRE FARM—I6O i ; The undersigned commissioners by virtue of an order Os the Adams Circuit Court made and entered in a cause for partition of real estate therein pending entitled Mary E.. Adams, plaintiff vs: Chauncey E, Deßolt and others, defendants, being cause number 18004 on tne Civil Docket of said hereby give notice that on . FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1951 r - -ci • . ■ ■ - ; at the hour of 1:30 o’clock P. M. of said day they offer for sale at public auction at the hereinafter described real estate, located six miles east, one mile south and three fourths of a mile east of Berne, Indiana in Jefferson Township, the following described real estate in Adams County in the State of'Jndigna, towit: ■ The East half (% jof the southwest quarter (14) of ' , Section three (3) in Twenty Five (45) , ; f North of Range Fifteen (15) East, containing Eighty (80) Acres, more or less; and the West half (%)Sof , ~the southeast quarter (%) of Section three (3) in Township Twenty Five (25) north of Range Fifteen -(1,5) East, containing Eighty (80) 'acres, more or less. \ 160 Acres, Black, fertile level soil, 142 acres under Extra good Saleable saw timber. Land ,is well tiled. 9 Room house v l slate roof; Basement.' Wired for Electricity. Barn 36 x 50. Garage. house; two £ Taneri&9 - Also a Six Room house. Buildings" need Repair and paint. 2 Drove, Wells.. Large Cement Cistern;" Farm is located conveniently to schools, churches and markets, on stone road. TERMS OF The purchaser of said real estate is required to pay at least one third of the purchase price on the day of sale and the balance of the purchase price upon delivery of the dommiksippers deed conveying said real estate to the purchaser together with an: abstract of title brought down to the date of the sale showing a good legal title I free of liens except taxes for the year 1950 which are due and payable l in the year 1951.. The sale of said real estate will be made subject to the approval of the Adams Circuit Court. \ ~ FERD L. LITTERER, ED A. BOSSE, Commissioners Roy S. Johnson & Son. ,• \ Melvin E. Liechty — Auctioneers 1' 19 26 4 A._ > . Public liirtion BELLMONT SERVICE STATION & RESTAURANT BUILDING — , \ Sale will be held oh the Premises ' THURSDAY, APRIL 12,1951 •t 1:30 K M ( . / DECATUR, INDIANA ' 1 j' ••' ' v ' \ . ■ of 13th Street & Nuttman Avenue * On U. S. Roads No. 27, No. 33 & 224 Junction of Roads 224 4 27 \ LAND—33B feet frontage on 13th street, Roads 27, 33 A 224. 297 feet Deep on Guttman Avenue (North Side) 305 feet on 12th street (East Side) - SERVICE STATION - . Building is 42 x 30 with upstairs office. Rooms 16 x 30; Rest Rooms; Oil fprnace heat; Gas tanks 3000—2000—10,00 gallon capacity. This Serviqe Station is under lease to The Ohio Oq Company. -RESTAURANT BUILDINGBellmont Restaurant, In Tull operation by Polly Vhm. Recognized as one of the finest Dining Establishments in' Northern Indiana. This Building is 24 x 36 and in first class condition. < ' ' -DRIVE WAYS- W Front and side drive is concrete. of Lot is solid surface - crushed stone, in use now as Truck Terminal. Unloading dock and warehouse 20 x 36 feet. > \ NOTE—This is one' of the best locations in the State. Inspection Welcomed any time. For further information please contact the Auctioneers or Ron Parrish on the Premises. * TERMS & CONDITIONS —% Cash day of sale. Balance cash upon delivery of Deed and Merchantable Abstract of Title. Will be gold sub- . to present existing Leases. Wm. BELL, Owner Roy S. Johnson & Son ' 1 Decaidr, Ind. L ’• | J Melvin E. Liechty—.Auctioneers • | ' Berne, Ind. . 27 4 10 . i. • ' $ .. ' ' \ WE PUNCH ■j 3 J ?' . .• . ■ ■ ■ I YOUR CHECKS ' "~«w T •’ ’ • •••• . ii; \ : : ; <Z Z^F====== ~" L FULL OF HOLES ? ■ H"' \| That’s the way they are cancelled. These j holes give you 2-way protection—(l) No-i pne can cash the check again. (2) The can- ’ celled check is evidence that you paid the bill. Come in and start a checking account at our bank and enjoy all the safeguards. - v _■ bank \ Established 1883 ■ 1 j

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.Girl And Kidnaper I ■ ■ ■' '.. Found In Oklahoma Ex-Convict Held For Kidnaping And Rape McAlester, Okla.. April 4. —*(UP) —A search party lt»kay rescued a lt)-year-old high school girl and arrested her kidnaper after the girl built a large campfire to attract searchers in t K e Sanbeds niountains of southeastern Oklahoma. The party led by Chester Palmer of Kinta. Okla., spotted-Jackie Parjjis and Robert Phillips, a&yeatndld ex-convict, huddled around the fire at 1 a.m. “I told him I was cold and wanted him to build a fire,” Jackie told officers here. ”1 had seen a spotter airplane, yesterday and some of the posse, and I knew they would see the fire.” t . “I just kept telling him T was cold and kept throwing' more wood on the fire,” she said. 1 ■ Palmer and his party of 10 men spotted the fire and carefully sui> rounded a small windbreak v before closing in on Phillipk did not resist. Pittsburg county: attorney S. F. Brown said he would file both kidnaping and rape" charges against Phillips, who recently completed a federal prison term for car theft. Jackie Was abducted Sunday night along with 17-year-old boy friend as the couple sat in a parked ear hear a McAlester roller skattng rink. The boy was released unharmed after Phillips had forced him to drive more than 100 miles through the hills near here. He reported the kidnaping 1 early Monday. ‘ Phillips denied raping the girl admitted he had tried. awfully sorry now.” he told two state crime bureau agents at the I tried,, but I buuldn’t v “I don’t know what this is alj about. 1 don’t know why 1 did it. I’m glad it’ii all over.” . X ■ i ji Jackie w r as rushed to the ,Mc-s Alester general hospital after she' told officers Phillips raped her just' tWo hours before she was found. She said she had been with Phillips since her . abduction Supday night,. "I just kept fighting him off and talking him out of, it,” she said'. The girl said they found some canned goods in a cabin, but stayed in the woods Monday and Tuesday nights. The pair was found on Blue mountain in the Sanbois hinge about 40 miles northeast of here. —1 Production of manufactured cement products in Canada in 1949 rose to $32,693,645. dn ir. crease of 25 percent over 1949. ~ 1111 ■

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New Radio System To • Aid In Forest Fires ’ ' ' ' \' ■ Ipdianapolis, April 4. —(UP)'-<-The Indiana Department of Conservation said today a. hew’, radio system is in use ,by the division of forestry to help prevent forest fires. ' . \."'. Director Kenneth M. Kunkel said installation ’of .14 transmitters and receivers of the FM type of transmission was completed cently. - — Farmers Institute Officers To Meet All ■ newly-elected farmers' institute states county agent L. E. Archbold, are invited to attend a meeting in the extension office at J:3O p.m. Saturday. These people are Richard Geimer. Harold Schainerloh. .Mrs. Arnold Thieme, and Wilbur Blakey. Union; Dennis Lehman Rolandes Liechty, Gerald and Charles Wulliman. Berne!; Fred Fuelling, Jr., Loren Kruetzman, Mrs. Carl Hurst and Henry Getting, xMonmouth;’ Eugene Arnolds Daniel Lantz. Brice Fisher, and Eli Schwartz, Adhms Central; Elisha Merriman, Donald Colter Thelma Bilderback, , and Mrs. Fannie Nyffler, Pleasant Mills, and Bob Long. Ferris and Brayton Pyle Geneva. Alton Bittner. county chairman of fanners institutes, will preside. In addition to electing a county chairman, the group will have an opportunity to exchange ideas, gjve voice to a'choice of subjects for next year's talks and name the approximate dates of 1951-52 series of iinstitutes. ’ —o Household Scrapbook ) | By ROBERTA LEE ! O- i O • Ta’ffy rs Taffy, and other sticky can_dies can be prevented from be- : 9 soft by wrapping each \ piece in waxed paper and storing: it in a covered tin or glass jar. A fruit jar with a firm lid is most satisfactory. > x Sewing Room Hint After oiling the sewing machine, it is well to sew through a blotter, which will absorb any excess oil and thus prevent Spotting any valuable material. * ' Worth Knowilng Two quarts of milk added to dne quart of heavy cream makes cream of sufficient strength. for serving toffee to one hundred l people. - Democrat Want Ada Bring Results

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t ■ 1 11 Farm Development loans Available ■I- O k' : ' Farm Owners May Obtain FHA Loans j ;S ; "' I?-' i ‘ - Z Farm owners as well as tenants are how being served in the farm Ownership program of the farmers home administration, says Donald A. . Norquest, FHA county supervisor.. j Adams county farmers who own inadequate farms may make essential improvements on their land and buildings with farm development Joans made or. insured by this agency, Norquest <jxplainsd. Families linable to get suitable credit elsewhere may qualify. - ?’ 'if;' This credit fs extended to improve, farms that are large enough, but net well enough developed to enable the owners to make a good living-,. Norquest said. Funds may ■•ty'e used for basic soil conservation practices, drainage ditches, construction or repair of poultry and milk houses, end other piajor irnproveftients. Repayment schedules are set up for 4<|year periods,',tyut borrowers ripfinance their as soon as they can- sb oji satisfactory terms. The' rate is 4 peri eent. ' ? ’ ' . p‘.|jKorquest pointed out that the greatest demand for farm development credit in AdafW county is to: Pay initial cost oft adopting soil arid water' conservation practices; provide basic soil treatments; construct or make improvements on barn, sheds, or other structures affecting farm’s efficiency; provide drainage through open ditches 04: tile: construct or repair wells, or other water facilities! tor livestock, and household use. \ in developing their farms, Norquest' Explained, borrowers are encouraged to do as much of their own work as possible and to use native materials whenever they can. He said the farmers (home administration cooperates in its farm development program ' with other agencies, including the state college of agriculture extension service, soil conservation service, and forest service. 41 We can include funds in these 'development loans.” he added, “to refinance indebtedness the farmer may have against his farm.” •All applications go before the » A4ams county FHA\ cojrhmittee headed by Ervin H. Schuller of tou t e 1, J tec afu r. Ot h e r\com mitt ee-. mdn aid Holman Egly of route 2, Herne and Edward L. Arnold of route 2. Decatur. ’ This committee is responsible for deciding' whether a farmer is eligible for 1 a loan and A whether his

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v farm can be developed into an es- < ficient familv-type farm-manage-ment unit wi’hin the legal investment limits of SI7XM)O for Adams county.\ The farmers home administration also makes and ins.utes loans to'buy j farms and to enlarge farms that 1 are too small to be \fficient, Nprquest said. In the past several years 14 families in Adams and surrounding counties have bought farms through this program. — - - \ , Cosmetic sales in 1949 again recorded an increase. Sales for 1949 were $782,000,000, a. 4.2 -percent increase over the 1948 volume of $749,750,000, and a 5.1 percent increase over 1947; - DON’T NEGLECT YOUR SOUL . " V - ■■■ A . I stopped to watch spine men, Who were working hard today; Workipg to get some money, Honest they must pay. And . while f hey, were busy. Life’s days from them roll; \ And they never give a thought, To the saving of their soul. A You will earthly treasure, When death calls you away; But your sbul will live forever, Just your body will decay. In the jMble we read, . Jesus'died for your sin; Won’t you opdn your heart, Arid let Jesus come in? Raymond McAhren.

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