Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 215, Decatur, Adams County, 12 September 1951 — Page 6

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Evangelist JF • ■ - .-.a *lll ‘Obf '■ ■ r The Van Wert county revival association, organized a year ago. will hold the second annual revival services at the art hall at the fair grounds from -next Surf day to Sept. 30. Robert H. Robery is director and Forest Bagley, secretary. The evangelist for this event s will be the Rev,_ Franklin Norris, with ' Bill: Pannell as ‘leader of children’s services, Mr. and JMrs.’Clarenee Bailey and Mary Loui Bailey as song directors and Miss Betty Hitchcock as inass choir leader. ■ - - . „ - \ .•■ - 1-. ± t . The snow-covered barren wastes of the Artic were once covered by lush tropical jungles. ;

Public Auction ■ . ■ . " ; ' ■ i At our farm located 4% miles West of Rockford,) Ohio then 1 mile North or East of. Willshire, Ohio on 3 t 3 to first road, then South cine mile, then East % mile, then Sbutlfc mile, on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1951 » ‘ Starting at 10:00 A. M., EST . s 45—HEAD OF CATTLE—4S T. B. and Bangs Tested \, ll 11 head of Holstein and 2 head milking Shorthorn cows, milking from, 4 to 6 bull, one yr. old, eligible to register, out of, Curtiss Candy Dandy George; 4 registered Ayrshire, heifers*- 17 Holjstein heifers from 8 to 18 months old; 5 Holstein heifer calves; 1 Holstein bull calf, Brded-. ing dates; and_production records will ,3 be given day of sale. j 88—HEAD OF HOGS—BB 2 68 Hampshire feeder pigs, 50 to 75 tbs.; 20 head of feeder pigs, 125 tbs/ A ' i ' ; '. I ■ \ ■ ,* ! ■ — FEED — 520 bales secdnd cutting alfalfa afid broms. i — MACHINERY —a 1550 Qliver 88 tractor on rubber with Hydroeleptric\iift, corn cultivator with fertilizer att.; Oliver 3 bottom 14’’ plpw; Oliver H.G. cleatrac tractor; Oliver 6’ combine; Oliver tractor cofn planter; John Deere Kilfifer; J. Deere 13 hoe fertilizer grain drill on rubber: J. Deere lime spreader; John Deere 2 row rotary hoe/ John Deere field cultivator tool bar; 8 ft. Dunham cultimulcher; 8 ft. sunham disc; John Deere rubber tired wagon; DavM Bradley rubber tifed wagon with grain beds and, chopped hayracks; Wheatland disc pl|w; Winchester wagon unloader with canvas web; elevator drag; pohnjDeere tfactdr spreader; English Fordson tractor on rubber; Meyer ha| conditioner with mower; John Deeye t"ft. power mower; John Deere* hay chopper; Grain and forage blower; New Holland side rake with power take off.! 4. <1 24 ten gallon Milk Cans. . • . \ , r TERMS —CASH. Not Responsible for Accidents., * p '■ KERMIT HOEHAMER, Owner Royi Johnson, Ned Johnson, . » ■ v Melvin Liechty — Auctioneers ' 1; x \- Bryce Daniela—Clerk A . 4 , Lunch by Methodist Church from Rockford t 6 12 Special SALE v .I i / " On Cars Traded In On New STllßi KERS 1950 CHEVROLET 2 Door Sedan, 10 actual miles.li • ~ « - I V • \ i" t 1949 CHEVROLET 2 Door Sedan. Brand New motor. 1949 CHEVROLET 4 Door dUan. R& H. k>' S ■» . * -I r. • * ''r 1948 CHEVROLET Aerosedan. Clean, twotone. R& H. > 1946 CHEVROLET 2 Door hedan. Black. Very " sharp car. I . ■ „ 1946 CHEVROLET 4 Door Sedan. Low mileage—All the Extras. \ - ; , /' r H * a. \ I ~ I ' *- 1948 PONTIAC 2 Door Seda|. Exceptionally nice car. 1949 OLDS 76 2 Door Sedai. A real bargain with | new tires. -\ . ! 'T di H ]I 4 . ‘ . 'M ' ■ • a 1 M • 1947 MERCURY 4 Door Perfect condition. J Priced right. |; I > 1950 NASH 600 4-Door R& H and Overdrive. Sleeper seats. / v ' .-Ja- , J - *!: {■ 1948 FORD 4 Door Sedan, jsharp finish *- runs ; perfectly. 1 A Written Guarantee with every post war car. / 4 Vizard Motors t- , YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER WINCHESTER STREET at ROUTE 27 • ' i . 4 , ' ' . -i 4 - ~!■ fi ■

Medical Officer Positions Open Medical positions as well a« exercise, therapist jobs are now available Willi the federal governnient, the former for positions in Washingtoij, D-C;, the latter in veteran administration hospitals throughout the United States. Salifies range from $3,400 to $4,800 annually for medical officers and $3,100 for 'therapists. For further Information contact Robert Frisihger in the Decatur postoffice. f notice TO BIDDERS bids will be received at the office of the Suri-eyor of , Adams County, iiecattir, Indiana, until hour of 10 o'clock |A.M. (CDT) -on Mqnday •the 24th day of September, 19»I. for the construction of the Joseph A Cline et jal Drain, located in WAbgsh Township, Adams County. ‘lndiana. - the same being a cause in the Records of the Hoards of ( punty Cbmmissioriers,: of said County, and ' , The length of said drain it* 47.63 stations. i . . The total; cubic yards of earth to be removed’ are 1966 ; Bidders should visits the site of said, drain jtnd acquaint themselves with the cburse and conditions of said work i<> be meant. The proposal shall cover all items of labor materials, and equipment for the completion of the work in accordance > with the plans and sf>eeiiicatiofis. on file in the office of said Surveyor, .\„ > „ * Bids shall be on Form\No. 96 . A-certified <heek in the of JIUn.OO shall b? filed with tlte bid. and a financial: statement is required. ) ' ■ JU, ‘ ' Completei information relative to said projeeiJja in. tjie Specifications and plans. > > |l The Surveyor and Engineer, of Const ruction deserve the right to reject anv hnd all bids. : . Herman Vtoellering » Dick Boek Idcensefi Civil Engineer No. 2424 ' Surveyor and Engirieer of ~ p ■ Construction.: i i:\ii SEPT. 12—,19 .

Parents Continue To Picket School Protesting Parents File Court Action Garrett. Ind., Sept. 12 —(UP)—Parehts of 10 families irritated with the education their children got in a one r room rural schoolhouse vowed today they will keep the youngsters home and block the school door "indefinitely.” The picketing parents, who prefer to call their congregation at the Schopf school a ‘line of protest,” met the school bus for the third day and told its driver he should return six pupils to their homes. . / The parents. banding behind PTA president John Buckles, didn’t like six grades being taught by one teacher, a gallon thermos jug of water rationed out to 31 pupils, or a mop pail used for washing hands. They filed court action yesterday demanding that Keyser township trustee Lester Snnjirr close the school and send their children to nearby Garrett “where the educational standards are much higher.” Buckles said the “very orderly” picketing would .continue until Smyrr Is forced to act. ‘Only one family is .actually resisting our protest,” Buckles said, '’‘and that’s the family who lives next door to the school. Their daughter can easily run home to a clean toilet and washing facilities.” Other children, he said, shared a thermos bottle of water provided by 'Smurr after the school’s well was contaminated. Buckles also said six grades under one teacher “is too milch for one man to handle the way he should.”, "Several books were never even opened last year because the teacher just didn’t have time to get around to all the subjects,’’ he said. , - Smurr termed the educational focilitles at Schopf “adequate." although he did transfer seventh graders to Garrett starting this fall because of what Buckles called “overcrowding.” “That didn’t help much,” Buckles said. “There were only two children in the seventh gradA." The PTA leader said two families who dispatched their offspring to school on the bus did so because the mother wanted to work and couldn’t stay home to care for them. — J - ...... PEIPING (Continued From t”i<e One) resuming the cease-fire talks seemed brighter and that the way might be open to settle the issue of Kaesong’s neutrality. TEEPLE Moving & Trucking , Local and Long Distance PHONE 3-2607 WANTED Route Salesman Stewarts Bakery \ ■MmmmMwwM and SUPPLIES • Bath Room Fixtures • Kitchen Sinks and Cabinets • Gas Water Heaters • Electric Water Heaters • Water Systems • Heating Boiler Systems • Washers • Sump Pumps • Gas - Oil Furnaces • Electric & -Gas Ranges • Bottle Gas'Service • Air Conditioners • Wall and Floor Tlla • Congowall HAUGKS HEATING - PLUMBING ' APPLIANCES

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Two Monroeville Men Are Seriously Burned Indianapolis, Sept. 12. —(UP) — Two Monroeville welders were in Methodist hospital with serious burns today suffered when they were sprayed with flaming gas at the Zionsville booster station of the Panhandle Eastern Gas Cci. Charles Wise, 22, and Emmett Pitts, 221, were workipg near a big-inch pipeline yesterday when a workman turned a valve by mistake. An: explosion followed and natural gas, forced ' from the pipe by 700 .pounds pressure, flooded the area.

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The blaze was halted seconds after the blast when foreman Ted Clevenger, Frfrt Wayne, turned off the valve. He was working with io other men out of Fort Wayne for ihe Midwestern Constructors of Tulsa, Okla. v i CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE . Wheat: 'gejft, 2.42%; Dec. 2.46%- %; March £49%; May 2.48%-%; July. 2.42%. f ‘ Corn: Sept. 1.79%-%; Dec. 1.73%- %; March May 1.78%July 1.78%. Oats: rSept. 82%; Dec. -86% %; Match. 89%; May 90%; July 86%. Soybeans: Sept. ?.96%-%; Nov. 2.7:1%; Jan. 2.74%-%; March 2.77% % May 2.?5% : July 2.80%" A.

, INDIANA TO (Continued From Pa*e Onel Friday that federal security administrator Oscar Ewing had a HghF'to cut off $20,000,000 a year in federal aid to Indiana because, of a new state law opening welfare roles to the public. MtManamon and Schricker, whoi held their first meeting on the subject Monday, were to have con-

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- • 1 tinued talks yesterday. were re-scheuui.e<l tor today wh|en Me Manamon telephoned fron) South Bend he couldn’t get back |n time. CONFUSION (Continue* From Page Oa») from families in Wabakh township: a f(*w of them are from the Berne-French school, one: is from Adams Central, and one from Hartford, Foley noted.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12. 1951

NEIGHBORS (Continued From Page One) down yesterday and many were scheduled to return'today to put the finishing touches on the interior of the home, shingle the milk house roof and “tidy up "a bit?’ Przedpelski said that if Flees had done the work himself it wopld ■ haye taken his Entire lifetime to complete. , ' , ■ ’ ■ V : * ■