Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 198, Decatur, Adams County, 22 August 1951 — Page 2

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; Report Filed Final report of John De Voss, executor of tlie estate of Grtfce EWalters, Was filed in circuit court, the report revealing that a $777.07 l»alance yemains after due administration, \There are tjireb heirs, accQrdiug to the yepoyt, Robert Walters, Helen Donovan and Dorothy Leigh, and also real estate of the- decedent in Decatur. A hearing was set for September 17. ":' ~-' ' Will Probated The last will and testament of O. J. Suman was probated in cir- ' '' .- ~i, 'i . 1

■■>.' • I Plenty of good ; unused horsepower ‘ in the good used cars and X- *T ; trucks on our lots! YOUR FORD DEALER

SALE CALENDAR : JXUG . 23-*-ciaude Buchanan. 5 miles south of Wilshire. Ohio. 60 head •; of Hampshire hogs. 7:30 p'.—m. Aucts;: Paul Good, Van LWerf: Vaughn Lipp. Ossian; Claude Tipton. Troy, Ohio. G. 25 —Mr. and Mrs. Chris Barrett, east edge of Berne. Indi 1.45 ’ acres. 5 room house, personal property < 1 p.m. Jeff Liechty,. .■* allot. . ' \' . . AUG. 30—Mrs. E:hel Granger. adm.. 3 miles northeast of Rockford, O. /Fanii,' machinery, equipment, tools. 11 a.ra. Carspn Fast, >' p - Kenqeth Ifohlet, aucts. SfuPT. 1 Heirs of Adolph Kprunger. \ 2 mile east and 2 miles north of * • Berne, Ind. 40 acre farm. 6 room house, personal property. ■ , , 1p? m. Jeff Liechty, auct. • . . ' . I • • >iSJEPT. 8— Heirs, of Mary E. Ashleman, 2 miles south of Berne. 5 miles ! r 1 west.Aß2 acre farm and 7 room house; 16 acre farm south of Linn .Grove; (j room house and lot in Linn. Grove. 1:30 ", I T p.m. Jeff Liechty, auct. northeast of Neptune. Ohio; 2' l ,i miles east and 2*6 miles ( , south of Mendon, Ohio; 9 miles northwest of St. Marys on i J Center & Union township lines; 240 acres in 4 tracts. Roy ' & Ned Johnson. Aucts. StIPT. 17—1:00 P. M. HERMAN KIPFER, 5 mile's east of Bluffton on . ; road 124, then 3%- miles south on Adams and' Wells counties.line; 7 miles, west of Coppess Corner on road 27 then ' (/• miles south. 29 registered Holsteins. Roy & Ned JdhnI '■ son and Melvin Liechty, aucts. P - - ■ ; ‘ ' ' ' - >-

A . ’k- '. •' ■■ 'y ; ... .. ' . ■•/ ..- i : • ~ _ -— ™ ■ SOMETHING J|jk TO BE TAKEN FOR GRANTED fHB - w k People today rely on telephone service automatically., without , ~ . thinking about it. Good telephone service should be , taken for granted. That’s why we are working constantly to reach even higher levels of efficiency in service — and to continue expansion just as fast as conditions permit. ' I; . .

cuit court subject to farther approval. the provisions of the will naming Floyd Acker executor and Hie widow, Sumac, heir. Acker’s application for letters tes- ■ tamentory note there is no real es- • ti te and personal property is val- • tied at h. probable $500; there are six heirs. ... Authorize Claim . The Adams circuit court auththe administratrix of the Hubert 'estate, Maxine ’ Croyle, to settle claim with the •| Lock-Joint Pipe ; company for SB,OOO. Seeks Venue George Mountz. attorney for defendants Riss and Company. Inc., r and Ralph 11. Bakeir. in a damage suit instituted by Eileen Kohne, filed an affidavit for a change of venue from the county alleging "he does nofa believe that said defendants can have a fair and impartial trial ... in Adams county.. Petition Filed Petition for the partitionlbf real estate was filed with and Vivian plaintiffs, and Floyd and Laura Acker, defendants, the petition stating that the parties are joint ownersof three tracts of land, one of them in Decatur, one iu Adams county and the third in Fort Wayne. ■Petitioners represented by attorney John DeVoss seek the sale of the real estate and the distribution of proceeds to the t -owners. Hearing set for September 8. ; . ; Trade in a Good Town — Decatur ■■ ’ \

State Instigation Employes Arrested ’ jy 3 j a* Charge Food Theft At Muscatatuck North Vernon, -Ind., Aug. 2U—(UP) —Two former employes of the nearby Mu&catatuck state school were jailed today on charges of food theft and Governor Schricker ordered an investlgatioh to ‘see how far reaching it is.” Ray Ackerman, 51, North Madi-< son, and his wife, Rosa. 43, former cooks at the institution, were charged • with embezzlement. Sheriff Charles Dudley said they admitted taking food supplies and selling'them to small groceries in the area during the past ,IS months. Dudley, tipped by an anonymous letter, said Abkerman represented himself as a whole- , saler with ‘just a few goods left to sell at reduced prices.” Arthur Campbell, the governor’s executive secretary.. said Schricker was informed of the thefts late' yesterday. ’The governor will not tolerate this,’’ Campbell said. ‘He ordered slate police io make a thorough investigation and to prosecute to. the limit anyone connected With the thefts." The sheriff said the Ackermans left the institution on tflieir days off with their car .loaded with food. Deputy Sheriff Clyde Perkins went to the institution in a radio car Monday wldle the sheriff said he and state police defective Don Winn waited bn a nearhy highway. Dudley spid the deputy radioed ahead that the jAckermans were leaving the grounds and tfieir car was stopped and searched. The sheriff said he found SBO worth of food stuff inside. x ANMKTMKM- OF I i:\ix t -roic FMtHtr si». 473 U Wotirr Im hrreby uhrn, That the uriiiei*sign<:-<l has bwn appointed Executor of the estate of o. J. Human kite Of-Adams.County, itei-eased. The estate in probably solvent, Ackrr, Ex.ei-ut'pr CiiMtrr A Smith. Attorneys August 21, i:tsl. AI’GUST 22—2’J SEPT. 5

THE ENEMY'S excuses that presence of armed Chinese troops in Kaesong Mfas a “mistake” don’t look so good here. As Telenews cameraman Wade Bingham started taking pictures of the troops, the officer above waved him away, then reached for his gun as Bingham failed to comply. “I decided it w’as Lime to get out of there,” i said Bingham. It was because df presence of these troops, in violation of agremnent, that Gen. Matthew Ridgway broke off peace talks. (International)

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