Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 139, Decatur, Adams County, 13 June 1951 — Page 7

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Rural Youth Meets Thursday Evening The Rural Youth will hold th air June meeting at the Adams Cen-

fIK MM tyo rumace inspection, nxperc repair wonc on any ■■ flfl gpi Jb make of furnace. Cost based on labor and materials SWk ■Mtflßl- used. Phone or write us today. "Wfflramson Oil Furnace JI i: <— be relied on" R1 MUnyrr* W Ever since its introduction, convincing evidence bas been | TTW 1 P’*"*S U P **»at *•* WWkwnson OH Furnace is one heating ’] f plant that can be relied on for low-cost, constant heat, mL regardless of outside temperatures. Buy no furnace’p ||p until you hove seen the Wißiamson Oil Furnace, ■■ * **°* Underwriters’ approval. Is more attractive, and ° E-S Wj only finest materials are used. It is made by the makers HB dI °* **’ amo ** nMK ** W*SS I haugk ! ■ in" Heating A Appliances 1 i Phone 3-331(5 1 Furnace* Cleaned 4.50 up j . T PUBLIC SALE OF | REAL ESTATE i The undersigned, administrator of the Deila C. Bowers estate will selL the following described Real Estate located west of the lEverett Grocery Store, first house on north side of highway west of |he railroad, in Pleasant Mills. Indiana, on \ FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1951 At 7:00 P. M. (D.S.T.) DESCRIPTION.: This real estate consist ,of a 4 room frame house. One room 13.6x?15; One 11x18; One 10x10; One Enclosed bat-k porch 1x16; Garage 12x16. Nice ehade trees in front of t|ie Several fruit trees; and small tract of land for trucking. TERMS—Not less than 1200.00 to be paid on day of sale, balance Iwithin thirty days thereafter, on delivery of Administrator's deed and abstract continued down to date. Sale made subject to approval of the CouH. . \ . i \ | - W HENRY B. HELLER, Administrator Jeff JAechty—Auctioneer \ i ; 713

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tral high school on Thursday evening. Sheriff Robert Shraliika will Speak on “Highway Safety,” and the film “Miracle in Paradise Velley” will be shown. All are urged to attend this jpeetihg.

River Is Dragged \ For Youth's Body Terre Haute, Ind June 13 —(UP) f- Searchers dragged the Wabash north of here today for the body of Samuel A. Holley, 21, Terra Haute. Holey and two other youths were fishing yesterday when their' boat sank beneath thfem. Hiß companions tried to save Holley but were unable to do so; ■ \• ’ * jsr. and Mrs. David Hinckle. of Bdrne. are the parents of a baby daughter, born at 10:30 o’clock Tuesday morning at the Adams county memorial hospital. She weighed 8 pounds. 11 Ms ounces, Mr. and Mrs. Max D. Habegger, are parents of a baby daughter, at 12 nobn today at the Adams county memorial hospital. T||e baby weighed 4 pounds, 10 oukices. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sheets are of a six pound baby xw»n, bran at the Adams county memorial hospital today at 10:55 a. m. |k baby daughter was born to Mt. and Mrs. George Walter at 2i»5 p. jm. Tuesday at the Adams equity memorial hospital She weighed 6 pounds, 10 ounces.

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Sanitary Survey Is Planned In County Health Council In Meeting Last Night Mrs. Leonard Schwaller and Mrs. Ivan Huser, Thorne economics club representatives; Raymond VonEmon and Mrs. Thelma Bilderback, representing Farm Bureau; Miss Esther Sowards and Don Wartman. Rural Youth} Dr. John Carroll, president of the Adams county medical association, met with a panel of the Adams county health council in the county extension office Tuesday Members of the health council panel were Dr. Harold Zwick, county health officer; Miss Jean Shockley, county health nurse; Miss Anna K. Williams, home demonstration agent: and county agen L. E. Archbold. George Nasser of the state board pf health and Harold Smith of Purdue University were also in attendance. > I '\ - The health council wants to know the status of sanitary conditions in the county, outside the two incorporated cities; tiiey want to know] the status of immunization and vaccination and also what the rural people believe are some of their health and safety problems. The questions asked of the group was, “What is a good way to get the answers to the above questions?” The one best way, the group agreed, was making a -house to house purvey. A-survey means either a lot of work for a sihall group or a lot of people doing the actual interviewing. {The group representatives take the problem! back to their organized groups and ask them if ttyey would he willing to help in making thb survey. Thfy will lheet again in the extension office on the evening of Jqly 10 to report the answer from thfelr organlbations. That some glaring sanitation probleni exist ip the county was borne out by the fact that two people voluntarily appeared before the Health panel last night asking for help. One problem had to do with improperly optlettlng septic tanks in a Congested rural area. The o»,ier pkrty had a problem of the neighbors’ livestock seeking shade under a tree within a few feet of their well and dwelling. Only Slight Damage \ ! Done By Fire Tuesday Only negligible damage vias done .Tuesday when a short ]circuit in a wire in the warehouse of i the Adams Distributing company, according to city firemen Who answered the call'. The insulation of the wire Was burned off, they reported, for the only damage. Need Seat Covers? Get them at Western Auto for $6 and $8 less for coach and sedan. • It

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Home Break-ms Are Reported By Police - Several home break-ins within the span of the past couple of weeks have been reported to city police who are conducting an intensive investigation to curb such thefts. Among the reports they have re-

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celved was a breakin of a home and the theft of a man’s billfold containing 945; another instance reported was a breakin and ( the theft of >4O from a child’s bank. Still another breakin was reported, but nothing was stolen. - ■ ; I , ’ V : ! Albion was aa ancient name for England.

Little Damage Done When Cars Collide f City police had little difficulty getting |to the scent of an accident for investigation Tuesday, for the patrol car and anjther driven by Bille Feasel. 7tl Clerk® street collided at the intersection of Five Points and Adams street. The pa

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trol heading west <»• crossing the intersection on Adams when the Feasel car made a left hand tum\ off Adas onto Second street, when ; the car* collided. Damage was negligible. Rose Trellis, 5 & 9 prong fan type. SIJ2S & 52.15 at Western Auto. j It