Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 252, Decatur, Adams County, 25 October 1951 — Page 7

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1951

Public Auction As Mr. Hirschy is quitting farming we will sell thb following at Public Auction 1 mile North »I Bobo, Ipdiana on Road 101 or 4 miles North of Pleasant Mills, Indiana on Road IQ J or East of Decatur, l»d. on U. S. 224 to road Iff! then % mile Sduth, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1951 at 10:30 A. M-, CST 25—pAIRY CATTLE—2S . • T. B. 4 Bangs Calfhood Vaccinated | J Holstein Cow 5 yf. old, bred May Tt. 6 gal. cow; Holstein |Cow 5 yr. old, bred June 21, 6 gal. cow; Holstein Cow 5 yr. old, bred Au&. 22,» 5 gal. cow; Holstein Cow 7 yr. old, due Feb. 12, 4 gal. cow; Guernsey Cow 6 yr. old, bred Sept. 21, 6 gal. cbw; Red Cow 3 yr. old, bred Sept. 18, 4 gal. cpw; Holstein & Ayrshire Cow 2 yr. old, bred July; 9, 3 gal. cow; Holstein & Ayrshire CoW 2, due'Feb. 16, 3 gal. cow; Red Cow 2 ir. old. due Jah. 31, 3 gat. cow. Three good quality Holstein Heifers, bred June 11 i for first calves. , Four good Holstein Heifers, 6 to 12 mo. bld; 3-Holstein Bull Calves, 6 to 12 mo. old; <5 Holstein Heifers, 5 mo. old; Holstein Bull 19 mo. Old. ”V { “ft ' HOGS—-Two Hereford Brood Sows and Two Poland Chjpa Brood Sows with litters by side —double immuned. v TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENTS H. 1939 Farmal) F 14 'Tractor, bn Rubber with Power Take Off and Cultivator Attachments; - John Deere Model 4 B Two Bottom 12 inch Tractor Breaking Plow, on Rqbbbr; Q. I. 7 ft. Tractor Disc, 2 yr. old; 2 Section Spike Tooth HarroW; Float; John Deere 999 Corii Planter with New Fertilizer Attachments; Jogh Deere Van Brunt Lime Spreader; Hooseir 8 Hole Drilj; New Idea Manure Spreader; McDeering 7 ft. Mower; Dump Rake; Case 8 inch Hammer Mill; Walking Plow; Small tools and Misc. articles. -.'.ft ft.' V*' *ftft.• •. J. i ft OATS & STRAW—ISO Bushel, mqre dr less; good Clinton Oats; 350 Bales Wheat Straw, wire tied. POULTRY—dS New Hampshire Red Bullets. HOUSEHOLD-GQODS— Heating Stove and other items. \ TERMS—CASH. Not Respbnsible for Accidents. W.M. ALFATHER and GLEN HIRSCHY Owners Roy S. Johnsen Ned C. Johnson . Melvin Liechty —Auctioneers Bryce Daniels —Clerk ; ’ 'ft ft Lunch by Calvary Ladies Aid | 22 25 COMPLETE CLOSING OUT PUBLIC BALE REAL ESTATE—LIVESTOCK FARM IMPLEMENTS — FEED Having retired and moved to Findlay, Ohio we wjll sell at Public Auction the following described Real. Estate and Personal Property. Sale will be held on the Premises. 11 miles Southeast of Portland; Ind., 11 miles North and 1 mile West of L’nion City, Ind. 2 miles West and 3 miles South of Fort Recovery, Ohio? ? 2—DAY AUCTION—2 MONDAY, OCTODEB 29,1951 Commencing at 11. A. M., CST 90—REGISTERED HOLSTEIN CATTLE—9O FAMOSONS DISPERSAL OF AN INTENSIFIED CARNATION BRED tjERD. 90 Head RegiHfcted Holstejns including the Senior Herd Sire —a son of CarhatibirGovernor Imperial out of a daughter of Sir Inka May with 807.5 ft)A’fat. A baternaT brother to the $26,000.00 Carnation Madcap Supreme. The stead Revelaflob out of a daughter of Carnation Governor Imperial With SM. X&t.'. JDis garni Aye. 105* JV*- Dtf- 25, daughters of neo Bessie May Pietertje, grandson of Sir Inka May. 18 Bred Helf—l'2 Open Heifers. Fdf CATALOGUE WRITE Leland J. Osborn, Sale Manager, Wirsaw. ibd.,’ P. O. Box 349. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1951 Commencing at 9:00 A. M. CST 2—IMPROVED FARMS, 363 ACRES—2 283 Acre> and 80 Acres Farms Will Sell at 1:00 P. M. CST FARM f4o. I—2s3 Acrfes: J7O Acres upder cultivation, 113 Acres Timber and Pasture Land. 1 fibuse. 7'Rodm Two Story; Basement; Pressure Water System. 2 cisterns. Barn 40x86 with sheds 40x40 and 76x5$ adjoining with Feed Blinks and Cement Water Tank, also Shed 14x52 adjoining, ajl have cemebt Boors. Main Barn has 9 stanchions for milking. Balance arranged for maternity stahls and calf peps; Poured concrete sfbei reinforced Silo 12x48. Modern Dairy House adjoining mtikihg parlor. Feed rbom 16x16 adjoining. Double Corn Crib with driveway, 24x72. > Bull stable 24x24. Hen house 30x40. 3 Car Garage, Hog barn 26x40 with concrete feeding platform adjoining. Hog farrowing houde 18x60iwith 14 farrowing pens and feed ways. Water piped lb all butidlngs except chicken house, all have Electricity. FARM No. 2—Bo Acres. 70 Acres under cultivarton, about 10 Acres ■Woods Pasture. Good 6 Room One House in Best of Rfepair, sided with asbestos shingles. New Roof. Basement. Electricity, Mew Cistern, good welK Barn 40x70. Wdll tiled. No open ditches. Good drainage outlets. ' ■. / ft FARMS SITUATED % MILE APART. * ! TERMS —POSSESSION — 20% Cash Day of Sale. 30% Cash upon Delivery of Deed and Abstract Seller will carry loan for 1 2 of Purchase price for 10 years at 4% interest, or Purchaser may pay all cadi as desired. Possession on or before, December 1. 1952. ft I . TRACTORS—FARM IMPLEMENTS—FEED, ETC. Commencing at 9:00 A. M., CST ft ; ft. .ft Farmall H. Tractor on rubber: Little Genius 12" Tractor Plow; IHC Tractor disc; IJIC Power lift cultivators; IHC Manure loader. 4 yrs. old•„ good; AC-“WD” Tractor.-1948 Model; AC Power take-off hay rake. 1947 model; AC Hay Baler. 1947 model; AC Combine with cleaner attachment. 1947 model; Wood Corn Picker. 1948 model; Universal Elevator, portage. 1947 model; IHC Cultipacker; New Idea tractor Manure Spreader, 1949 model; New Idea Lime spreader attachment for spreader; John Deere 7 ft. power Moweri IHC 5 ft. Mower; Rubber I'ired Wagon. Coby. 1948 model; Good 16 ft. Grain Bed with double ide boards; Standard rubber tired-wagon and Jlat bottom rack/with aide boards; IHC grain drill, good; 3 section Spring Tooth Harrow; 8 ft.. drag; McCormick 6 roll special. Corn Shredder, Power take off yrass seeder; Electric brooder; Corn Binder; John Deere Corn Planter; Cement Mixdr with electric motor, like new; Clipper Fanning Mill; Baker Feed Grinder; Baker Feed Mixer; Wisconsin air cooled Gasoline Engine, 1 % to 2% H.P., good. „ - x MILKER AND DAIRY EQUIPMENT 2 srngr’e unit DeLaval Milking Machine; IHC 8 can Milk Cooler; Electric 10 gal. water heater; Double tubs; 30 Ten gal. Milk Cans; Several milk buckets and calf nippte pails. k MISCELLANEOUS Portable Brooder House; Chlck e O feeders and fountains;* 15 Port, able hog hquses; hog taftk fountain; water tank; small' tnols; Ensilage Cart on rubber; 2 New Cattle Blankets; 2 New leather cattle lead halters; 1 bull lead staff; self propelled power brush saw;;New and used fence; 30 ini buzz saw and tnandle; Wheelbarrow; grab fork - f . .. — FEED — • 55 Acres corn in field or crib; 10Q tons baled hay. Alfalfa and Brome and mixed red clover and timothy; 10Q0 Bales Wheat and Oats Straw*; 100 bus. Oats. ft POULTRY IP Doz. White Leghorn Pullets atid yearling hens. \ , 1 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 2 Piece Living Room Suite; Walnut Buffet; 6 Dining Room Ctiairs, Walnut; Extra Good Breakfast Set with four chairs; Frigidalre Electric Refrige'rator; Walnut 3 piece Bedroom Suite: Bpeed Queen Washing Machine: Westinghouse Washing Machine; Chairs; Dishes; Floor and Table Lamps.-etc. 1 ast of Springs; Inuerspring Mattress. TERMS QN PERSONAL PROPERTY—CASH. \Tbe Owners, Auctioneers and Sales Managers will not be responsible for accidents to any person Or thejr property while attending this ■ale. : 'V '', '' ' ’ j Dr. aqd Mrs. G. W. LIE?, Owners Boy S. Johnson —Auctioneer Wed C. Johnson —Auctioneer . • Jlelvin Liechty—Auctions ’r Ddfsfg'McAfbe afid Joßfl W. Hlatt-Clerks. \ ft Lunch by Ladies Guild of Salimouu Reform Church 13 25

Dinner Dance Held For New Initiates Party Is Held Last \ ; Night By K. Os C. ■■■ Approximately 200 meinbersand their lady guests attended the post-initiation dinner dance of the Knights of Colqmbus last evening. The newly {initiated members *erp guests of council. Robert BrieQe of KplamazooL Mich., a member of the local R. of C. council, was tqastmjistsr. falter Heimann, grand fchight, pressed. The Rev. J. Roesler. pastor of St. church, Blufftoh, gaye a talk \op the "Merits of good example.” Charles BJlsloe of Fort Wayne, gave ah interesting talk on hiß seeihg-ejFe dog, which escorts hijn on his walks. The dinper was prepared byMrs. Joseph Laurent and Mrs. Joseph Brennen's catering service. Lecturers Ralph Loshe and Beij Webster were in charge of arrangements. Following the dinner Bob Johnson’s orchestra provided music for dancing. Mrs. L. A. Holthouse was. the accompanist during the community singing program. \ ‘ ——— ■ BRITISH (Continued From Page One) to work. the polls will close at 9 p. m. (3 p. m. CST), the outcome of Britain’s second general election in 20 months probably will not be certain until late Friday (mid-day Friday EST.) Only 322 election districts wijl count their ballots tonight. The remaining 298 will tally up their votes tomorrow. Under similar circumstances in February J9sb. labor did not clinch its six-seat majority in commons until the evening of the day following the elections. Responsible members of both parties agree that the worst that could come. from today’s voting would be victory for either party by such a slim margin as labor eked out in 1950. It would hamstring the new government just as it has frustrated Attlee’s administration. Abstentions or, absences during a crucial vote could bring a cabinet’s downfall. Britain’s plight is close so desperate. If Churchill wins, he very likely will go to Washington again to seek more Amerlcan-’aW. also has promised to go to Moscow, if necessary, to argue with Generalissimo Josef Stalin for peace. , ' If You Have Anything To Sell Try A Democrat Want Ad —It Pays

Miesch & Metzger DUROC BOAR & GILT SALE Saturday, October 27, 1951 1:00 P. M. at Joe Metzger Farm, Junction 5, 105, 14 • \ Under Cover ■ ' • ‘ ' PUBLIC AUCTION TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JOBY WERST, WE WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL _ PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION 4 miles South of Decatur, Indiana on Road fib. 21 th<?n 3 mites West, then South to first farm or 7 miles past of Bluffton, Indiana on Road No. 124 then 2 miles North or 2 miles North, and 3 miles West of Monroe, Indiana then first farm South. \ OCTOBER 31, 1951 10:3Q A-M. CST8 — DAIRY CATTLE — 8 Holstein 3 yrs. old, 6 gal, cow\; Holsteih 3 yrs. old. 5 gal. cow? - Holstein 7 yrs. old, 6 gal. cow; Holstein Heifer 1 yr. old; Holstein Heifer 1 yr. old; Part Holstein 4 yrs. old, 6 gal. cow; Guernsey 4 yrmj old, 7 gal. cow; Guernsey 9 yrs. old, 51 gal. All the above cattle have been pasture bred. — HOGS — 1 White Sow (one litter) will farrow by day of sale; 1 Spotted Sow (one fitter) will farrow by day of sale. , \ POULTRY v 96 New Hampshire Pullets, 'laying. .{. ■ «. DOG \ 1 Pure Bred English Shepherd Pup. 6 months old. — HAY — 250 Bales StVaw Hay; 100 bales of Mixed Hay. 2 TRACTORS—FARM MACHINERY 1 John Deere io-20 Tractor on Rubber; IHC Corn Planter Power L4f|t; Bradley Tractor Plow; Durham Cultipacker; New John Deere Disc; Harrow; J, D. Mower; 2 Row Cultivator; 1 Row Cultivator; Walking Plow; Breaking Plow; Rubber Tired Wagon and hay ladders; 30 Bu. Grain Bed; 2 Wheel Rubber Tired Metal Water Tank; Bropder JStove; Metal phickep Fountain apd Feeders; 2 Metal Hog. Troughs, Buzz Saw; Butchering Tools; Sausage Grinder; Scaffolds; Meat Board; Lard Press; 18’ Ladder; All kinds of Hand Tools; Shovels, Forks, etc.; Pump Jack; 4 - 50 gal.\ Druihs; 30 Gal. Motor Qil No. 30; Jso’ of pew 30” yard fence and gate; Harness, lines and bridles. p ' ‘ Ji \ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE k Plano and bench; 3 Jlockers; Stands; 3 Straight Chairs; Kitchen Table; Desk; % Bed, springs and mattress; Iron. Bed, springs and mattress; Bed. dresser; Pedestal? Kitchen Cablpet; Fruit Cupboard; Knox Kitchen Range; Guitar; 25’ Rubber Hose. TERMS —CASH. No property to be removed until settled for. Gerald Strickler, D. S. Blair, Ilel Shaw—Auctioneers Mrs. Arion Worst Administratrix JOBY WERST ESTATE Cuater & Smith, Attorneys C. W, Kent, Sales Mgr. Sale Conducted by The Kent Realty & Auction Co. • \ ' - \ Lunch by Aid Sbcfefy of Piea’?aht Dale Church ■ , - Not responsible tor accidents. 20 25 29

I Bk lir MT r e 1 Ifißß BB H * iR BBb S |H|fe RADIO ACTRESS Vicki Janis doesn’t look much like a witch, but her< the is. stirring a cauldron of Hallowe’en witch’s brew, flnternationail

Pastoral Conference Is Underway At Gary * i■ 1 The Northern Indiana \ pastoral I conference of the Lutheran church f —Missouri synod is meeting in sessions at St. John’s Lutheran I church, Gary, today and Friday. • The Rev. Arthur H. Gallpieyer of • Peru is the chairman of the con- * Terence, which includes | 125 Lu- , theran pastors and college pro- : lessors. The conference opened s with a Communion service thin s morning, conducted by the pastoi of the Gary church, the Rev. G. H. i Naumann. “Genesis 1 and Evolu- : tion,” a paper by Professor W. > Rush of Concordia College. Ft. ’ Wayne, is one of the papers to be presented. The Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt, pastor of the local Zion ’ Lutheran church) will conduct a ’ panel discussion on “Youth .Wqrk ’ in the. Church" with 1 Walter Schoedel and Walter Sohn ’ of Concordia, and the Rev. Martßi Zschoche of Napoleon, Ohio. An exegetical explanation of Titus, chapter 3. will be given by the host pastor, Rev. Naumann. Other Adams county pastors tending the Gary conference 'are: the Rev. O. C. Busse of Pteble;’ the Rev. A. Fenner of .the Rev. W. G. Schwehn of Bingen; the Rev. F. Droegmueller of r Root township; and the Rev. Wai- . Iter Vetter of Union township.

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v ft' ft ft ft "> \ Balloon Released v Here Found Along Lake In Ontario Tim Sprague, of 1125 West Jackson street, is a man convinced that a itttle bit \of hot air can go a long way. In? fadt. he knows it can start in Decatur and In a few hours be in Canada. That's almost faster than 4 cold front can move in. But Sprague has evidence. At* least he had it; he Indicates he’ll probably? let it prove another point or two for him. For the other day, Saturday evening about 5 o’clock in fact, Sprague sprung loose a gas-filled balloop from the west part of town. It was one he had obtained from the country fair sponsored by the MethOdist church last week. He stuck a pietce'of adhesive to the balloon, with his name and address on it, and let it fly. Tuesday he received a letter fpom Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coats, 11903 Road, St. Clair Shores,\ , Mich., -explaining how they found tihe balloon as they Were walking - i Song the shores of Lake Erie in - Morpeth, Ontario, Canada. They, discovered the balloon, they wrote, lying on a twig sticking from <.the side of a cliff, near the bottom, about three feet from, the water. It w(as-'fpund Sunday. Morpeth, the writer of the letter explained, is a small town on highwpy 3, M>out 60 miles from Windsor . pp the Way to Toronto and Niagara Falls. , • J i The balloon, Sprague explained, |js about 18 by 12 inflated, and he intends setting It afloat again. The last -tihie he did it there was a northwesterly wind; there’s no telling what direction hoi air will go a second tipie. '— r > v NvGrMb Com i To produce 100 bushels of corn, the soil must deliver 8,000,000 pounds of wster, ISO pounds of nitrogen, 23 pounds of phospbor&s, T 3 pounds of potassium and 68 pounds of lime plus organic matter. EASILY DIGESTED LASTING RMEgpY READY-CUT SPAGHETTI Norge Automatic Mahers I Electric & Gat Clothes Uryers Electric Ironers Compare Prices I and Quality MAZELIN Heating Service 23$ N. 2nd St. Phone 3-3808

St. Louis Brewery Strike Is Settled Bt. Louis, Oct. 25.—(UP)—Disputes which shut down AnheusierBusch 1nc.,1 the world s largest brewery, and three jother major beer plants here, ended today and workers returned immediately to their jobs. The big brewery and the CIO beer bottlers local announced jointly that the 24-day strike was terminated but the decision must be ratified* at a union meeting at 2 p.m. (CST). No terms were made public. ‘ If You Have Anything To sell Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt gays.

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EDEE 6>ns FOR THE rKEE home i “Beautiful Sierra Tableware” f WHh The Purchase of 7 Gallons of Gas-Oil Change Or Lubrication ■ Steffen Motor Sales d U. S. 27

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