Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 222, Decatur, Adams County, 20 September 1951 — Page 2

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SALE CALENDAR SEPT. 21—1:00 P. M. Ernest R. & Ruella Fisher, from Pleasant Mills take state road 101 across covered bridge, turn right at first road and go to the third set of buildings. Pleasant Mills is located 6 miles southeast o.f Decatur on U. S. 33. 105 acres in two. tracts. Roy, Ned Johnson & Melvin Liechty, aucts. SEPT.- 22—Mrs. Dorothy Rawlison, Stroh, Ind. 5 ; Room Home, Household Goods, Garage Building and Garage Equipment, 1 P. M. Midwest Realty Auctiop Co., J. F. Sanmann, Auct. SEPT. 22 —1:00 p. m. Mrs. Barbara Habegger, owner. Furniture and appliances, Located at- <llO9 Elm St., Decatur, Ind. D. 8. ■ Blair, Gerald Strickler,; Auctioneers. C. W. Kent, sales mgr. SEPT. 22 —1:30 p. m. Mr. JeflkZuercher, Owners. 8 room'house, modern. 876 N. Jefferson St., Berne, Ind, Jeff Liechty, AucL SEPT. 24 —2:00 p. m. Poneto Poneto, Ind. Earl E. Harter, owner. D. S. Blair, abet. SEPT. 24 —11:00 a. m. Marburger Supply Co. and John A. Nordman, Owners. 13 miles North of Peru on St. Rd. UK then 1 ! mile Eajst. 70 Registered Hplsteins; 20 Bulls;- Machinery; Dairy equipment. Roy S. Jdhnson, Leland J. Osborn, Harry Bridge, auctioneers. ■ < SEPT. 25—7:30 p. m. Lewis Yale & Sons Evan & Noah, Owners. 9 miles Wqit of Decatur,: Ind. on No. 224, then 2 miles South on St. Rd. No. 301. Livestock sale. • Ellenberger Bros., auct. SEPT. 20 —Spotted Poland China ;Hogs, 2*4 miles east. I*4 mile north of Woodbiirn, Ind. Night sale. Robert Boesch, Woodburn, Ind. . \ R I SEPT. 26—Charles Neal, one-halfi mile West of Ridgeville, Ind. Well Improved 90 Acre Farm, Livestock and Fann Machinery. 10:30 a. in. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F. Sanmann. Auc. SEPT? 26—10:30 a. m. John A. C. Owner 4 mile West. 5 mile North of Berne, Ind., of] 4 miles West, then % mile South of Coppess Corner. Dairy .cattle. Hogs. Farm machinery, etc. •». Eltenljerger Bros., aucts. * ] SEPT/ 26 —6:30 p. m. ( Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Kallenberger, Owners. 4 ? •* room seini-moderh lidnrcl 4'25 Grant St.. Decatur, Ind. D. S. Blair, Gerald Strickler? Audts. C. W, Kent, Sale Mgr. SEPT. 27—Mr. & Mrs. Ray BranHyberry, 2022 Fairfield Ave., Fort Wayne. Ind.. Grocery atid Meat Market with Complete Line of Modern Equipment 1:00 p. m. Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F. Sanmann. Auqt. OCT. 3 —9:00 a. m. Samuel Bertsbh Estate, 6’4 miles West of Monroe. “"j Ind., on St- Rd. 124. Chttle. hogs, poultry, feed, farm machinery; household filling station building and Aock. Ellenberger Bros., Auct|. OCT. 6—2:30 p. m Mr. & Mrs; Übyd H. Stocks, Owners. Lake Front Building. 3 ipartments. Known as Whispering » Oaks.” Located on soujth shore Jiinmerson Lake, 4 miles North of Angola? Ind. otf U. S. 27 then I mile West to Bledsoe Beach, signs! to property. D. S. Blafr. Gerald Str 1 ckler, ©. W. Kent, Sales Msr. , I ' " ' PUBLIC AUCTION FURNITURE & APPLIANCE SALE SOME LIKE NEW I 1 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1951 ’ I 1 1:00 P.M. 1 -J I ' ' ' I ■ ' J < LOCATED AT 1109 ELM STREET, DECATUR, IND. ] APPLIANCES, ETC. I NEW Deluxe Tappan Gas Stove; J7’ Refrigerator; Horton Washer; j Electrolux Sweeper and attachments; Electric Heater; Steel Utility (>ibinet; Gas Hot Plate; Electric Isteam Iron; Electric Iron; Small Radio: Wash Tubs; Oil Forced Air Space Heater; Small Wood amL Coal Stove. 1 , ( ' \ . BEAUTIFUL CROCHETED ITEMS AND HOUSE PLANTS | droclreted chair backs, Doilies and Scarfs; Several large and small P*erns and stands; House Plants. I \ . ! i ! FURNITURE 8 Pc. Dining Room Suite; 2 Pc, Living Room Suite (Like New); Tilt Back Chair; Occasional^chair; 4 Epd Tables; Coffee Stand; Complete 1 Bedroom'Suite with half size.bed;( Dresser: Commode; 2 Iron Beds i complete; 4 Floor Lamps: Table Laimps; 3 Mirrors;. 9x12 Rpg and pad; j 9*42 Rug; 2 Linoleum Rugs (1 NewT; Rfecmxl’.Cabinets; Blankets; ( Chi r tains; DrapeVT “Pillows; Dishii; Pots a’mi’Pans; Cashed Fruit; I ( 'Fruit Jars; Garden Tools; Hedge Clippers; Oil Drum and Stand; Uwn Mower. Many other miscellaneous articles. BfcRMS—CASH. -I Vi',- ! " 1 ■ ‘ ' - ■ i ' 1 fVRS. BARBARA HABEGGER, Owner S. Blair, Gerald Strickler—/Auctioneers 1 W. Kent —Sales Mgr. " I < Bale Conducted by The Kent Realty & Auction Co. > j Decathr, Indiana: * Phone 3-3390 ( Not responsible accidents. 15 17 20 i ' - ' ' '• ---| ( 3 will do fbr : KECH-NUTfiOFFEE! L ■ ' ' I Starts your day off >\ ! i { right—because ybu al- , /• ways get the same rich \ / sJ\ ' Coffee satisfaction, / i pound after pound I / \ Drip and Regular 1 r < Gritid* Vacuum packed I r w ' | 'T, U : ‘ . I IFREjSH —PARROTS Country A '■ SAUSAGE Pepper Seasoning, Ib. 49c| COUNTY LINE VIILK.UL LONG HORN lb. 2>^FV■ | There Is No Substitute jFor County Line Cheese |H PLENTY OF FREE* PARKING SPACE ’ KRAFT’S I MARKET 7th & Monroe U; J , Phone 3-4400 | Large. Plump. Tender AIIIAIfFIIC Whitejßf»ck Fryers VlllvltKallv Dressed Daily \ —L 4 — H nriCAAU “Fleecy White” The Half BSLfcAvn Only Odorless Bleach Galion wfl DEERWOOD Top Coffee Enjoyment Full Flavored tb. Sscl Krsft’s Dinner? Minutes 2 pkgs. 27©■ DELICIOUS MACARONI and CHEESE ||

Former Pastor Will Speak Here Sunday Rally, Homecoming At Church Os God The Rev. Glen E. Marshall, of St. Joseph; pastor of the Church of God in this city, will be the guest speaker at the ragy day and homecoming services of the local church, Cleveland street, Sunday. Rev. Marshall, pastor here from AjUgust of 1932 to August of 1946, I ■ will speak at the morning service at 9:30 o'clock, and at the evening service at 7:3d; His morning sermon subject will be "The Challenge of the Heights.” and in the evening he will speak on "I Believe in Ih'e Church.” Rev. Marshall, a graduate of Anderson college and theological seminary, has been pastor of the Church of God in St. Joseph for the past six years, where a large Gothic style church is now being built. The Rev. Dwight R. McCurdy, pastor of the Decatur church, also stated that Arline’s accordion band and other special music will be featured at the services,: and a basket dinned will be served at noon at Hanna-Nuttman park. The public is invited to the rally day and\ homecoming services. Coqst Guard Officer Candidates Wanted Second coast guard district headquarters in St. Louis announced today that, 300 applica tioqs for the co**t.guaf(L otfßer candidate ,school are desired, 'tills school Is open to men between the i ages of 21 and 26 who are graduates of an accredited university; y Applicants who have the necessary academic and physical qualifications will be enlisted; in the coast guard reserve with the rating of seaman recruit (officer candidate) and sent to the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn. After completion of the-16-week course, they will be commissioned as ensign in the coast guard reserve; To be academically qualified applicants must have complete mathematics through trigonometry. Application forms and further information may be obtained from the director of reserve, second coast guard district headquarters, St. Louis 1, Mo. . : There are no recorded arrests for this but a Gary, Ind., city, ordinance forbids riding on a (street car within four hours after eathig garlic. Io Js I ;—.—> Milts Ljubljana • X* I YUC ; i A TRIESTE®! — P.fonoy ~"i ■ cpjagr " Hunte . t < Itfrian F~ , ~r*— Fenintu la 'ii'i k’ - 'v ll||||||k . — CORSICA 0 Wfw IN A NEW 810 for friendship with Italy — and the west —Yugoslav Foreign Minister Edvard Kardelj has indicated his government's willingness to compromise on demand for all of disputed Trieste, shown on maps above. Shaded area (upper) is the disputed territory.

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Seven Adams County \ Dogs Ih Attendance At Obedience School While the proud parents kii back and applaud, and occasion? ally let out a squeal of delighft their ’’children” are pkt through their paces—obtaining that scholarly mien.' ; V I . ■ ..j/ 7 For it’s School days tor aewkb Adams county dogs, aH of wjtogi are enrolled in the Fort Wayki, obedience training school. A couple of them, in fact, are tn the school taking post-graduate work. They’ve bgen through one 'of the 10-week terms already, amj are now in the throes of higher education. \ No ohe has ever set up a graph whereby it : could be determlh,d what the dogs are in. 4s assumed!; however, that the first 10 weeks of tearing to win friends and. influence peopiebe influenced -Is the equivalent ——4. - »■

1 " ■ 2 7 ■■ ■ ■ ■ ( —]■ J I .:1V ■ TT • r ■ -. '• ■ i I t SAL/ JLaqFg t ] aal " ■ I ' g s At KLENK’S tj ■ TT Saturday September ZZnd Bigger and Better Than Ever! Horsman ' | I SCHWINN I I GUN & HOLSTER I DULLS- I * mftVfH FQ \ Deluxe Service Stations SETS Electric Phonographs DIVIvLEO M — ■ Merry-Go-Rounds Accordions For Boys & Girls Perriß Wheeb inn# | i'X |>. . Doll Houses 7 t. • * Cowboy Band Sets VKV’'W t ; • /A Tractors W avkVwD Drums m . - Toni NoHs \ a V i Metal Ironing Boards v Teddy Bears POOL TABLES C f h « e «‘ sters MURRAY G«“>' i '' n TPIf YPI M H »‘ Red Reeers ' M ’jKSSMjKi&L'Wtar Magic Blackboards IHIVIVIsCO . If 1/ || ts I ' Electric Basketball j JF . i II . j. Doctor Kits x —r Games \ • || ' / Nutse Kite Electric Baseball WHITNEY Tabic and Chair Sets Games “7 ! . DOLL BUGGIES «<”“»> 8 “«« 4. . r ~ electric Cowgirl Suits Games * < PHONOGRAPHS I Hlk'" Cowboy Hats « - XX BQHF . x Jack-In-The-Boxes Operation Air, Lift . ' .£ Trams j Chinese Checkers CASTELLI Miisical Instruments I | b M Don,i 7 TRACTORS Musical Tops Islander l)kel« - Piggy Banks Monopoly Sets ’SzAfc .! Wood Burning Sets V . W | Target Vames ' f , Blocks of AH KindsX guamT . _ Washing Machines .. „ \ GILBERT DOLLHOUSES O XZ ERECTOR SETS 4- V Footballs DELPHOS Rainbow HobbyrChimes ' TABLE & CHAIR WW w ?l 'Whi|i| Sewing bets H ’ pin Ball Games SETS „. 4 . c < ;iß> vi Painting Sets . | -W-KliUx 4 , a ‘"' s "'- Dish Sets AdSgSSsSg ; S S- ’■▼ Il Farm Toys Tea Sets H — • • - - - . ■ ■■ ■■ ■ - ■ .. ■■ .... . ' •' *i VI J 50c \ a week " D A W rtM»»akb«RHßNMumßiuußmuHßuiiHkßmH«mu*BHMißNNß>mdmßßßaamdk»uß«aa4ohto®iiii»aH -l "“*® , * ,——l . r— — r 1 ; ‘ - . - . . • ! •. ' j 'T • : KLE N S . . k . ■-. I .I ;

of a high uchool education in the dog world. i ' \ Beyond that, college and work on the master's degree or emotions is conceived. That’s the extent of the dog's formal education, for by now the canines are more intelligent than their instructors, it is unofficially conceded. Brochures from the school, ’ explaining the curriculum are not Immediately available, but it is learned that the dogs are graduated with a normal affectation, plug a diploma. After all, there is a class line maintained, for the emphaslp today is on education as opposed to illiteracy. That the dogs will be Imbued with not only scholarship but the possibility of a few major phobias is offset by the fact “that a college education will enhance the chances of obtaining a better job.” \ The report trickling into us concerning the school did not list ' the names of the doge. However, ;'l the owners were named, including

Garrett Shufeldt, who has two great danes enrolled, one of them for the second time; Nate Gurtner’s German shepherd is there as is Jim MilUer’s \ English bulldog, Miss Eleanor Reppert’s Shetland sheep dog, Dr. H. R. Frey’s Gordon setter, and Mrs. Elizabeth Peck’s English bulldog, the latter for the second time. i • King George Plans To Carry Ori Business London, Sept. 2O.r— (UP)— Two dew statements $ Indicated today that King George VI intends to carry on business as usual. But the mystery surrounding his health remained as deep as ever. Some Londoners were heartened by announcements that the King will open the new parliament Nov. 6 and that his tour of Australia and New Zealand next year will be cari ried out on schedule, although on a reduced scale. f Nine doctors announced Tues- ; day that there have been “struc-

tural changes” in the King’s lung. No further explanation was offered, and it was not clear whether, bis condition was considered^ serious. Annual Family Dinner Is Held At Church Almost 100 persons attgnded.the annual fall family tajry-in dinner held at the Presbyterian church Wednesday night by members of that church. ; Following tha supper a motion

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picture was shown in church. The Rev. A.C.E. Giljander, pastor of the church had charge 62 the program. \ Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? HKISSIIIsi At all-drug stores every where—in Decatur, at Smith Drug Store.