Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 81, Decatur, Adams County, 5 April 1951 — Page 2

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Indiana Nurses In , Annual Convention Ind|atjapolis, April 5. —(UP) — The Indiana State Nurses Association opened its annual

PUBLIC AUCTION Ak I am moving to Decatur I will sell the following at Public Auction jpst South of Bobo on Road HH, located 4 miles Bast of Decatur, Ind. on tjie Piqua Road then l 4 mile North on Road 101 or miles North;of Pleasapt Mills, Ind., on Road 101, on , ' SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1951 \ , at 1:00 P. M. \ ] — CATTLE — Black Cow 4, pasture bred; Heller : calf 500 lbs.; Fat Bull Calf, weight 600 lbs. - 1 • 18—-REGISTERED DUfcOC, BRED GILTS—IB v 11 Registered Duroc Gilts, 5 with litters l by side, 13 to farrow day of salo to April 15th. These are high quality gilts. Bred to Registered Duroci Boar.', (Consigned by Mr. J. W. Chapman, who has raised Du roes for yenrs.) ■ . -7 . 77 ■ v • TRACTOR—IMPLEMENTS—MISC. John Deere Model JI Tractor, on rubber, power take off and Hydraulic Lift Cultivators —ip first class condition; Dunham Tractor pise, first cla«« condition; John Deere \Mounted 6 ft. Tractor Mo#et\ good, -New Idea Manure'Spreader, good; Tractor Umbrella? J Two New ft. Sag" Farm Gates; 8 Hole Hdg Feeder, good; 160 gal. Hog Fountgin; Single Shovel Plow.; 12 ft. Log Chain;. Electric Tajik Heatej, Oil Tank Heater; Electric Fence Charger; Battery Fence Charger; Pump Jack; 14 HP. G. E Motor, like new; Wheelbarrow; I 350 Size Electric Brooder, good; Chicken Feeders, ( Fountainsand equipment/, McD Model 2-S Power Cream Separator, like hew; ElecJ trie ChUfrn; Small tools and other articles. t , ]!1 ‘ CORINA STRAW 100 Bushel Good Corn; 50 Bales Wheat Straw, GARDEN TRACTOR—HOUSEHOLD GOODS—MISC. Bneady H P. Garden Tractqr with Mower, Cultivator and Furrowin< attachments, 2 yrs. old. like new; American 18 in. Power Lawn Mower good; Hand Lawn Mower; New 2xß by. 6xß Four Pape Outside House Door; New "Perfection" 3 Burner OU Stove; National Pressure Cooker, new; Amsterdam patterned 9x12 Rug and Pad. extra goodSeveral other articles; ’ i . 7 TED BENTZ, Owner TERMS-CASIt 1 ’ ”” Roy S.; Johnson, \ ' 7 Ned C< Johnson—Auctioneers >- Melviqi Liechty - r.7’ >■ , | Bowen—Clerk , ' • A ; H Not Responsible for Accidents 30 3 5 zzirli-.. ' 7 1 ,li u -v \ ' ii; ''" l . ■’■r-r 1 - Jr 1 '

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tion today with discussion of a survey to plan for nursing education in the state high on the convention agenda. More than 600 were expected to attend. j ; Democrat Want Aos Bring Results

Higher Maximum Benefits In Effect ■ ' 77 > . <7 1 r Jobless Benefits Higher In State Indiana's new, higher maximum of $37 in \weekly for workers eligible for unemployment compensation became effective this week, the Indiana Statu Chamber of Commerce points oir in 4 review of social \security legislation enacted by the 1951 legislature. Maximum ( benefits previously have been S3O weekly. Actual weekly benefits within the maximum are determined by each employe’s previous yearnings record. The higher maximum weekly benefits will o.pply not only to thbse' who becotne unemployed in the future, but also to unemployed persons now in a benefit period >yho may be entitled, on the basis ct their earnings record, to more than the old. maximum of S2O. Will Pay Inteijegt V7 Another change in the law wilt enable many employers to qualify for lower unemployment' compensation tax rates nekt year, the chamber said. This will be due to a new provision for crediting t«b each employer’s unemployment compensation'account his share di interest earned on the state’s unemployment compensation trust fund. Apprpximately $36 million of i back interest will be so credited as well as interest that accumulates in the future. Each employer’s tax rate is based on the ration of his state unemployment compensation account to his • annual payroll. 7 <• Under the amended law, pir-

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sons are required to make an effort to seek work in order to be eligible for benefits, but the state employment security agency in administering this Requirement will take into consideration a beneft applicant's prospects of reemployment .at his old job, and ether factors. Other 1951 state social security legislation, the chamber review said, deals with: (1) Giving greater public access to names of recipients and amounts of assistance ' grants under Indiana’s $42,000,000-per-year public welfare program: <2) making necessary changes in the Indiana public welfare lav. to conform to new federai\ legislation in this field, and (3) extending to local units of govern inent the privilege of . bringing i their employes into' the coverage of the federal old-age and survivors insurance system. . A baby ■ girl, Susan Jane was born Monday at the New Castle hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Danielson, of that fcity. Mrs. Danielson is the former Patty Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwight Peterson of Indianapolis and granddaughter of Mrs. John S. Peterson of Decatur. Susan Jane is the second child and second daughter in the Danielson family. Every half hour in the day during the last war. America's steel mills produced more than enough steel to build and completely eijuiJ one of the Navy’s new destroyers;

Hoosier Cornhuskers In City Wednesday Red Men Sponsors Os Radio Troupe >The original Hoosier Comhuskers, one of America’s foremost radio shows, will appear in person at the Lincoln I school auditorium next Wednesdays under the auspices of the Improved drder' of Red Men. Dr. Harry Hebble, chairman of the program, announced today. The show, which starts at 8 p;m.. will bring a wide variety pt t American folk, hillbilly and westtern songs, along with instrumental specialties, novelties and “side ’splitting comedy,” the chairman Featured on the show are the chareeters known to the radio aiidienoe- They include: Oleh Gordon', the golden voiced cowboy singer; Dari Fox, t#e Paulding county fox hunter; Grandpa, the grand old man of wit apd humor; A| Pettit, with hik accordion; Pete Smith, the big professor. \ Radio listeners have heard these m characters over station WKJa. Monday through Friday. Chairman Hebble announced that tickets would be 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children, including tax. This is the first appearance of this radio troupe in this county. Coslhic rays from space have the highest frequency and ’shortest wave length. They vibrato as fast a s 1,600,000,060,000,000,000,000.000 times a second. Broadcast' radio waves- vibrate only about 1,060,000 times a second. •<I ' ’ -

To Show Collection Os Beautiful Shells ' Mrs. Lucius Sheets, of Rock Creek township, Huntington county, will display a collection Qf lare and beautiful shells and other marine organisms at her home April 6-8 from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. The public is ipvited to see the exhibit, during the three day perto'd. The dsplay will later be kept Intact for school and social group appointments. Mrs. Sheets and Mrs. Willis Funderburg accumulated the collection during the. Gulf of Mexico hurricane season last fall. Many perfect and colorful shells and numerous marine oddities will be on display at the Sheets home."

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|MIOSiITAL I v n t 1,1 , Admitted: Mrs. Lewis ( Wren, O,; Philip Cooper, Decatur;; Mrs! Harold\ McDonald, Decatur; ' Edwin Spichigef, Linn Grove., V Dismissed: \ Mrs. William C. Linn, Celina, O. t located one and one-eighth miles ( east of Rock Creek high school. > The Moody Institute of Chicago r has Japanese and Korean [ versions of the religious filni God > of Creation to Jajiane&e and Kor;l ean Christiane. J 'h "7. La-..iJ,”11 j' >' —. ..J. ' —

THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1951 *

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