Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 223, Decatur, Adams County, 21 September 1951 — Page 7

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, |96t

Charge Three Youths As Reckless Drivers „ ■ ’! I' » | Justice of th« peace Floyd Hunter took the cases of three Adams county youths under adviaerhent

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fallowing their arraignment in tfla. court charged with reekless driving by city police. All of the youths were arrested on North Thirteenth street, where police reported they drove out of a

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highway drive-in at an allegedly high rate of speed. The three, James Riley, of Monroe, Lester Schwartz, of Berne, and Richard Stuber, of Geneva, appeared before Hunter immediately following the arrests. James Ritter of Schirmeyer street, paid a fine of $1 and costs totalling $11.75 for running the red light at Second and Monroe. He al’so appeared in justice court, One of the oldest types of sheep is the Spanish merino. *

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Adams County Man Taken To Richmond Sheriff Bbb Shaluka and city patrolman Dale Death Thursday took a 28-year-old Adams county man to Richmond, where he was confined to the state hospital. \\ ' ; Wwwwwli Cotw To produce 100 bushels of com, tbs soil ~ must deliver 8,000,000 potato «t water, IM poonds of nitrogen, 23 pounds of phosphorus, T 3 pounds of potassium and 68 pounds of lime plus organic matter, i

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British Tories For Private Ownership Sept- 21.—(UP)—Wtos- «® Churchill'B Conservative party retsra Britain** nationalised and road transport Indnstms to private ownership if they the general election Oct. 25. David Maxwell Fyfe, a membe# of Churchill’s policy-making “>hadow cabinet/* announced this irfliUk in the Tory campaign platfpm in a radio broadcast last nHiht. . v •' ' now public opinion poll published today showed the' Conservatives still favored to win a election, but their margin hhd shrunk in comparison with a month ago. * '

REAL ESTATE AUCTION /BEAUTIFUL lake front apartment BUILDING, THREE APPARTMENTS 4 KNOWN AS WHISPERING OAKS 1| SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1951 2:30 P.M. LQCATION; It is located on the South Shore of Jimmerson Lake which 18:connected with Lake James; or 1 mile West of Bledsoes Beadii on James; or 4 miles North of Angola, Indiana on No. 27 then 1 mile to Bledsoes Beach, then follow sighs to property. The new proposed Super Highway will only be about 4 miles from this fine Lake Ihjhgstmeht Property. ,1 1». This fine building consisis of three all modern apartments. One i« * three bedroom and the Others have two bedrooms, each one has lodjvidual heating, bath with showers. They are beautifully finished tn knotty Pine and have extra nice furnishings, including new Simmons springs and mattresses, automatic electric water heater with softener, tfle floors, screens for all windows and the building is fully tafuiated for year around use! It has soft tile ceiling which makes iL Poc : tlcally sound proof. •IlTheie is a porch across the entire front facing the lake, and the lawn has heavy grass beautiful shade trees. The lake runs shallow up to the shore which makes ii a fine bathing beach, but still de|‘P enough for the good dock and stainless steel boat which goes with th4 property. ‘ /; ■/ ' : /There is a utility building with spare toilet thatjias rooih for topis, rriYttdrs, etc. ' > * . Ir The property has a 102 foot frontage on the level with the lake and additional footage can be purchased If buyer desires. \ 11 The rental on this property is approximately S2OO a week'for the 14|Week season, and if owner wanted to, they could rent it the year ardiind, but of course for less rent in the off season. Inspection can be made at any time and further detail* can be had hy|contacting Mr. John Effert next door to the property. T|(RM’S -20% Cash on day of. sale, balance upon delivery of Chear TM#; or the owner will try and work out a financial plan for you. : n>ir: further information please contact Auctioneers. 4> Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd H. Stocks ? Owners Biair, Gerald Strickler —Auctioneer* CiW. K-bnt —Sales Mgr. ■ ’ ’’-1 * Safe Conducted by The Kent Realty A Auctioa Co. “*T| Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3390> 1 sot for accidents. . 21 27 T; *

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Sanity Hearing Is Ordered At Portland Judge Byron G. Jeakins, of the Jay county circuit co»rt* has ordered a preliminary hearing for insanity against Robert Potteiger, of Portland, who is charged with assault and battery with intent to commit a felony on Samuel Chitturn, 80, also of Portland. Potteiger fa charged witli mercilessly beating the aged Chittum at the back of a Portland restaurant. The defendant in the state's case was also Involved with Geneva officials after he had struck and knocked to the ground a man in that town. Potteiger was taken into custody last weekend. At a Monday trial, jurors were excused and the court

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MARBURGER and MOBSMAN COMPLETE DISPERSAL at the farm—l 3 miles North of Peru on State Road 19 then I s mile East; or 5 miles South of Akron on 19 then 1 mile East; or 4 miles West of Roann on 16 then 2 miles North. Watch for Arrow Signs. ■ ' . - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th ’ 11:00 A. M. 70—REGISTERED HOLSTEINS—7O The offerings include: 11 DAUGHTERS of Minnow Creek Lueden Model a sen of Posch Ormsby Fobes “EDEN” out of a National Record dam with »««.« lbs. fat at 13% yrsj He is .a paternal brother to the National Champions—-Minnow Creek Eden “DELIGHT” arid Creek Eden "REPEAT.” Also, the Herd Sires—RARETIME CARNATION MAX a of Governor of Carnation out of a 669 lb. dam. 9 daughters and 21 head bred to hitri sell. GLENN RAG APPLE SOVEREIGN a son of Montvic Rag Apple “SOVEREIGN” out of a "Very Good” dam with 678 lbs. fat. His 6 daughters and 4 head bred to him sell. ; .f. ' * , ’ . 20 OUTSTANDING BULLS SELLING from 1 month to 2 years old, sired by “MAX" and “GLENN.” This is an outstanding young herd mainly Ist and 2nd calf heifers—many With records over 500 lbs. fat and making, up to 130 lbs. fat per month now. ATTEND THIS SALE FOR YOUR "EDEN” GRANDDAUGHTERS. Herd TB aad Bangs tested. Many calf hood vaccinated. \ s n. 'DAIRY EQUIPMENT Binder; New Idea Manure Central Electric 6 can Milk Spreader on steel' wheels; , Cooler; 2 wash tanks; 27 Case Slice Baler—ls bundles • Milk cans; Spraiueirs, etc. baling wire; 22 io. Case \ , - Threshing machine; Wagon iniSv. « on rubber with hay ladders; Florence \ Heating Stove 6 Louden hay forks. Monarch Electric Stove. 4 TERMS —CASH. ' battle Sale held under cbver. Lunch served. Not responsible in case of accidents. . MARBURGER LELAND J. OSBORN SUPPLY COMPANY & ' SALE MANAGER JOHN A. NORDMAN, and AUCTIONEER, Owners \! Pierceton, Indiana Peru, Indiana \ \ ' 1 ' jn? .'■ Aujifioaeers—Roy »Ml«b»eon, Leland J. Osborn, Harry Bridge. Pedigrees —Herb A. Miller 20 21

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Milwaukee Bijewers Win Second Straight Milwaukee, Sept. 21.—(UP)— The Milwaukee Brewers held a lead of: two game* to none over the St. Paul Saints today as the teams left for St. Paul for the third game of the; final American association playoffs. . • • F- . ' k Milwaukee’s pennant winners whipped runnerup tSt. Paul here s last night, 6 to 3, in the second game of the best-of-eeven series. The winner enters the little world series with the international league champion. ‘