Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 16, Decatur, Adams County, 19 January 1952 — Page 3

SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1962

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ADAMS COUNTY WOMEN TO DISTRICT MEETING * Adams cpunty women will her well represented at a district meeting in Fort Wayne Tuesday. At this session several bounties of thi| area will stud£ government policies. The agriculture economies department of Purdue University will lead the discussion at ’ the Purdue Center. ", At 10 a.m. J. B. Kohlmeyer will Start the analysis of the welfare Situation. Group discussions and a question and answer period will follow. After lunch Carroll Bottum, well 1 ! known economist, will talk on the foreign relations of the United States.- A discussion will also follow his talk. An understanding of public problems and policies is essential to good citizenship. Believeing this the organizations of rural women encourage their > members to be well informed in these matters. The following Adams county women plan to attend: Mrs. Albert Biqneke, Mrs. Harold Baurer, Mrs. Alton Corson, Mrs. R; C. Hersh, Mrs. Gl-nn Schaadt, Mrs. Clarence Mitchell, Mrs. Lawrence Grote, Mrs. Harold Ziegler, Mrs. Herman . Bleeke, and Mrs. Henry Rumple. . - ’ I ———— NURSES ASSOCIATION NAMES NEW OFFICERS The Adams County Nurses Association elected new officers at their first meeting of the year Thursday evening. Mrs. Eleanor xiMeeks was hostess to thirty-four members of the group. > Officers who will serve this year are Inez Lehman, president;* Irene Hoffman, vice-president; Velma Smith, secretary; Mary Fuelling, treasurer. ' Dr. M. L. of Berne, was guest speaker for the evening. He talked on “New Methods of \ TRY OUR MARKS FILMSERVICE FOR QUALITY , PHOTO FINISHING Smith Rexall Drugs Buy A New Singer Today !• • 5-yr. Guarantee * ’ •’ Lifetime Free Service ♦ • Free Sewing Lessons with each sewing machine. * Now You Can Buy A New Singer Console for __ $117.50 Complete with Attachments. Any Color Wood. * PHONE 3-2737 . JOHN MOSBEY Singer Sewing Machine Representative.•» CLOSE OUT PHONO RECORDS ‘ i : All New—Urjiplaved KING Western 39c »■ , I ... /- . Independent Brands Late and gs Past Populars — Pre-Packed >. 6 to 8 Record Packs Our Choice > '2-ooK, Record Album PRICES SLASHED I Time Limited Offer! GET THEM AT PUBLIX • t—• i i J,—;—

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Diagnosis and Treatment o Cancer,?’ and a film on the subject ■: was shown. . The «ccupmittee in charge was composed of Miss Eloise Noll, chairman, Mrs. Meeks, Mrs. Hoffman, Fern Dierkes, Edna Havijand and Mrs. Charles McGill. r DECATUR HOME EC CLyfi MEETING ON WEDNESDAY Thirty ipembers of the Decatur Home Economics Club attended the January club »j meeting, held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alva Buffenbarger. Mrs. Noble Reynolds presided n the absence of the president, ! Mrs. Joseph Oelberg. The club creed was used to open the meeting and roll call was answered by a [ “New Year’s resolution my\ husband should make.’’ The history ot the sopg of the month,.-“Keep the Home [Fires Burning.’’ was given by Mrs J Clarence Smitley. Mrs/ Harold DeVor presented the lesson on “Broiler Meals.” A ;![| Mrs. Carl Hammond had charge G os the social hour. A Prizes were won.by Mrs. L. E. Archbold and Mrs, Robert Garard, Mrs. Carl Barnett and Mrs. Norman Kruse were welcomed as new members. The was ii assisted W Mrs. Mae Butler, Mrs. MaryJAhr, Mrs. Ralph Roop and Mrs. Clyde Toman. ' . ■ ■ PHILATHEA CLAS9HAS Meeting last night The Philathea Glass of First Baptist church ■; met Friday evening in the social rooms of the church. Mrs. Wilbur Stanley presided over the business session in the absence of Mrs. H. N. ShrolL Devotions were presented by Mrs. Robert Hammond and a short program followed. Mrs. John Metzger played a' piano solo entitled “Sacred Melodies” and MrsJ C*l E. Peterson gave twp readings, “My Goals” dnd “Vacation With Pay.” Mrs. Hammond'gave atribem entitled “A Gift for Stanley.”!'the collection amounted to $31.88[ Lovely refreshments were served to fifteen members by Mrs. S. E. Hite and Mrs. Ed Warren. | 'I . ~ . |! PLEASANT MILLS WSCS ! MEETS ON THURSDAY J Mr?. Hubert Ehrsam was hostess Thursday to an all day Meeting of the Pleasant Mills Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service. A potluck, dinner ivtab enjoyed at the noon hour. I | ; The meeting opened by siniging “What a Friend” and prayer > Was offered by Mrs. R. H. Everett. ; The lesson book§, “We Americans North and South” and “He AVears Orchids” were reviewed by several members. The Rev. Harley Shady gave! the devotions and the lesbon on ‘ Because we have been so | greatly blessed.” Four guests were present, Mrs. J. E. Thacker, district missionary education chairman, of Decatur. Mrs. Carl Shrsam, Mr*. Agnes Backhaus and Mrs. Roy Price the latter an interesting story from “He Wears Orchids.” ' j ’ I • [.. ’ ““A : H A HOME EC INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS THURSDAY Officers of the Friendship Village Home Economics Club *were iristall? ed Thursday afternoon at a nieeting held in the Kimsey school. Mrs, Albert Beineke, county was the installing officer. Mrs. Rolla Raudenbush gave the scripture reading after the meeting opened by repeating the club creed and the- club prayer was reheated in unison. Yearly reports were given and the poem “One More Year” was read by the group. | I The club officers for the year ar* as f&ljoWs: president, Mrs. Harold Bower; vice-president. Mrs. Glen Schaadt; secretary, Mrs. HoridM Girod; treasurer, Mrs, Harrison Miller; Mrs. Claude Marc? kel.and Mrs. Ronald Bryan; assistant leaders, Mrs. Eugene Caffee and Mrs. Paul [Burkhart; reporters* Mrs. Chester Bryan and Mrs. Floyd Meyer; song leaders, Mrs. Don Raudenbush, Mrs. Clair Carver and Donelda Marckel.* Members of the various commits tees, <lso installed at the meeting, are: devotional, Mrs. Rolla Rauderibu.Bh, Mrs. Hulda Tickle; flower, Mrs. Glen Schaadt, Mrs. Lester Sipe, Mrs. Charles Burkhart abd Mrs. Jess Lautzenheiser; program,; Mrs. Charles Meyers; Mrs. Don Raudenbush, Mrs. Ciarveir. Le-. Roy Bollenbacher; Mrs, Thelma — , , -j i —

Society Items for dMy’« pul> llcatlon must-be phoned in by 11 a. m- (Saturday;9:3o a. m.) i * Phone - 3-2121 | Acheson - SUNDAY ’1 harvesters of Nuttman Avenue U.B. church, Mrs. Gladys Raver, . ?: 3G p.m. MONDAY V.F.W. post and Auxiliaries, potluck supper, V.F.W. home.! 6:?0 p.m.. meeting at 8 p.m. . ;. Our Lady of Victory Discussion 1 Group, Mrs. John Alberding, 8 ■Research Club, A. R. Holtboush,= 2:30 p.m. St. Catherine’s study club, Mrs. sam Yost, 7:30 p.m. Adams County Chorus, Monroe Farm Burgau, 7.'30 p.m. Monmouth Mothers Study Group, konmouth school, 7:30 p.m. Adams Oentral P.T.A., Adams Cental school, 7:30 p.m. District 4 Rural Youth meeting, Huntington township school; j TUESDAY Church Mothers study clubj, Mrs. R. >M. Ladd, 1304 High street,; 5 p.m. Kirkland Ladies club, lh ig h school, 7 p.m. Rebekah Lodge, 1.0.0. F. hall, 7:30 p.m. - | Eagles Auxiliary officers meeting, Eagles hall, 8 pm. | Delta Theta Tau business meeting, Elks home, 8 pjn. Great Books discussion group, public library, 7:30 p.m. II Delta Lambda chapter business meeting, Mrs. James Kane, 8 p.iii. Root Township Home Ec Club, Mrs. Gerald Eady, 1:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Ladies Shakekspeare club, Mrg. I>. C. Pettibone, 2 p.m. Ruth and Naomi Circle, Zion E. and R. church parlors,. 2:30 p t m. Academy of Friendship M.oose home, 7:45 p.m. Epsilon Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Miss - Ava Kraft, 8 p.jn. ’jolly Housewife Home Ec club, Pleasant Mills schbol, 1:30 p.m. Presbyterian Women’s Association, church, 8 p.m. Bilderback. Donelda Marckel. A social hour following the meeting and the hostesses served refreshments. AID HOLDS MEETING RECENTLY The Ladies Aid of the Mt t Vic* church met at the home of Mrs. Daisy Krick for their January meeting recently, with the following new officers in charge: Mrs!. Dorothy Knittie, president; Mrs. Daisy Roth, secretary and Mrs. Bemiece Gray, treasurer. Mrs. Knittie distributed guide books for the yearly program td those present and a Bible quiz was conducted. Roll call was answered by teping “my most embarrassing , [moment”. Scripture . was read by Mrs. KHck and Mrs-. Gray and thp meeting closed with prayer. Those present were Mrs. Goldie Knittie, Mrs. Marcella Crozier, Mrs. Faßy Cress, Mrs. Dorothy Miller, Mrs. Vivian Knittle, Mrs. Juanita Cress, Mrs. Daisy t ßoth, Mrs. Bernice! Gray, Miss Bernice Brodbeck* Mrs. Marie Lambert, Miss Mary Brod beck, Mrs. Dorothy Knittle and the hostess. CIVIC DEPARTMENT IN JANUARY MEETING The January meeting of i the Civic Department of the Decatur Woman's Club was held Monday everting in the home of Mrs* Adolphi Kolter. The business session was presided over by Mrs. Glen Mauller chairman. Final plans were made for the February 4 general meeting at; which time the Gfvic group* will charge. Speaker for the' Oven-; ing wast Walter Ford, executive secretary [fdr the Chamber of Commerce, who spoke on “Community 1 Spirit” A ■ M'lrsi Lowell Smith led the group in a clever contest, “How well do you know Decatur.” Latbr, refreshments were served to twenty-six members and one guest by Mrs. Kolter, Mrs. Fred McConnell. Mrs. Charles Magley, Mrs. Hehry Ftohn- . apfel apd Mrs. Smith. ;j j The Church Mothers Study Chib will, meet in the horqe of Mrs. R. M. Ladd, 1304 High street, at bight o’clock Tuesday evening. ! - ——•— ; Members of the Adams COnnty ■ Chorus are asked to note that their ? rehearsal has been cancelled for | Monday evening. Ruth and Naomi Circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will meet Wednesday afternoon at two thirty 6’clock in the church social rooms. The Kirkland Ladies Club will meet at the high school Tuesday evening at seven o’cjock. All menA bers are urged to attend this meeting, particularly the outgoing I' officers. I a . '• !b t

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Eileen Geimer Is Bride Today Os Richard E. Gage .St. f Mary’s 'Catholic church was the scene of a lovely mid-winter wedding this hiorning at nine o’clock when Miss Eileen E. Geimer and Richard D. Gage -exchanged npptial vows in a double ring ceremony. \ i The Rev. Robert Contant officiated gt the ceremony before,an altar decorated with bouquets of .white gladiolus and pink snapdragons and flankqd with palms and lighted candles. Th© center aisle was carpeted with white. A |■\- I . ! Sr. M. Ambrosine was organist and the girls bhoir sang the St. Dominic mass. At the offertory they Sang “Ave Maria” and at the communion “Fanis Angelicus.” After the massj they sang “On This Day Oh Beaut/ifiil Mother” as the bride placed a hoiiquet at the altar of the Blessed, Virgin. The bride is the daughter of Mr, apd Mrs. Herman Geimer of route five and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gage, of 728 North Fifth street. Given in marriage ,by her father,' the bride chose a ballerina length gown of jwhite satin and nylon tulle. The fitted bodice featured a scalloped sweetheart neckline, beautified with a scroll of braid and highlighted with crystal ’ beads and pearls. The bouffant skirt was triple tiers oif nylon tujle. Her silk illusion veil was edged with Chantilly lace and held in place by a tiara of beads and rhinestones. Shirt carried a small hand bouquet of white hyacinths centered with a pink orchid. Miss Alice Geimer attended her sister as maid of honor in a honeyMrs. L. C. Pettibone will entertain the Ladies Shakespeare Club at two o’clock on Wednesday afternoon. The Rebekah Lodge will meet in the 1.0.0. F. hall Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock and the ThreO Link club will meet following lodge. Mrs. Virginia Merrtman\and Miss Marcia Martin are in charge of the entertainment and refreshments. The V.FW. post and the auxiliaries will have a potluck supper Monday evening at sixi thirty o’clock in the V.F.W. home. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet at eight o’clock. Miss Sarah Krick, student at Otterbein College. Westerville, 0., is visiting here with mother, 'Mrs. Walter J. Krick. CHURCH HEWS Youth Revival The young people’s society of the local Church of the Nazarene will have a “Youth revival” beginning Monday at 7:30 p.m. The Rqv. James Ingalls, a ministerial student at Olivet Nazarene College, Kankakee, 111., is to he the speaker arid there [ will be special music by members of the local society as well as by neighboring church-' es. i - I , The public ‘is invited to hear this young preacher who has had considerable experience in evangelistic work. "' r Records show that fresh forest fires break out on an average of one every three minutes, day and night, the year around, i •!.i.' T J. ■ ...

: 5 . — Photo bv Anspaugh * [ertiored dress of satin and nyloii tulle. The billerina-length gowif featured a satin midriff arid satin jiboiero jacket with bracelet length [sleeves and a full skirt ofthe tulle; HCr Juliet cap was of matching [color and fabric and she carried a [bouquet of blue wedgewood iris. [ Robert Lee Gage served as best [man for his brother and guests [wri’e seated by Ted Gage and Vimi jeertt Faurote. ’ ; ; -Mrs. Geimer attended her dauglM iter's wedding in a blue ■dress with .black acessories and the [groom’s mother wore a black faille |dress suit with bl!kck accessories! ?BOth wore corsages of fuschia orchids. Immediately following the cere? ni&ny, a wedding breakfast sor 1 ■mejmbers of the! families was served at, the Knights of Columbus ballj The bridal table was cehteredj [with, a three tiered cake topped [with a.miniature bride and groonij and encircled with huckleberry ■anji hyacinth blossoms. ; Doubld [crystal candleholders held; lighted white tapers fend the huckleberry l and hyacinths appointed the tables! 4; reception for two hundred [guests Will be held this afternoon jffotn two until four o’clock at the ;K, of C. hall. Serving the guests will he the Misses Awn Gass, Isabelle Kintz, Margaret Mcßethj [Phyllis Omlor arid Shirley Lichtle! When the couple leave for a wed? ditig trip of unannounced deslina* !tion, the new Mrs!. Gage will change ■to a navy blue wool dress with [which she will wear matching accessories and the pink i orchids ;frqm her wedding flowers. Ori [their return they will ibe at homd [at J5Ol West Mohroe street. [ ; Mrs. Gage is employed at Leland [Smith Insurance Agency rtnd her husband at Ziptsmaster I Motor Sales. Both are graduates of Decatur Catholic high school. [lmpending Visit Os | Stork Brings Suit Expectant Father Sues Physician Robinson. 111., Jan. 19—(UP)— A 26-yisaFold father of three young children has filed a $25,000 damage suit against a locally prominent doctor because the stork soon will pay another visit to his household. John D. Rich, a refinery worker, charged in his complaint that in the course of marital relations with his wife, Catherine, 25, she “became pregnant with child wl)ich she is still carrying” after •he had undergone an operation to become sterile. He alleged that Dr. Randolph F. Olmstead, defendant named in the suit filed in Crawford county circuit eotirt ; yesterday, performed a “bilateral basotony to make the plaintiff sterile” on Jan. 20, 1950. Rich “underwent great unnecessary anguish, embarrassment, humiliation and distress" upon learning of his wife’s condition, tho suit charged. He claimed damages to cover the care, education and support of the unborn child, a $135 hospital bill for himself and the hospital costs for his wife’s confinement, expected within a month. He also asked court costs and a jury hearing for the sriit. Mr. and Mrs. Rich were married in 1946 and are the parents of chip Iren aged two, three and fourTlje world's j first streamlined ferryboat, the Kalakala, built in 1935 at the Lake Washington shipyards in Seattle; was put into operation between Seattle and Bfemerton. ■ V Democrat Want Ada Bring Results -.lf ■ ■' ■ \ B. a

Public School Honor rf-J’ ‘‘t". - 4 pi : ' Students Are Listed Honor rolls for the Decatur high school and junior high were announced today by Hugh J. Andrews principal. There are 44 students on the high school honor roll and 39 on the junior high list. The complete lists follow: [" High School 1.. ' « AB ! Bowman, Barbara 4 ! Cole, Thomas 4 ! Dalzell, Dana 4 v Duff, Donald — 4 Elliott, Phyilip ... 4 Kimble, Sharon 4 Krick, Marvene 4, McCurdy, Robert L-. 4 Myers, Lester _ w 4 Rentz, Jane .A 4 Sautbine, Dorcas ;.... 4 Smith, Janet ....... 4 ■Uhrpck, David 4 Ahr, Sheila 3 1 Bowman, Carl 3 1 t , Elliott, Beverly 3 1 Fuelling, Marilyn ;.... 3 J Hetrick,, Rosemary . ...A.— 3 1 Kirchenbauer, [Marilyn 3 1 Kruse, Joan _j__ 3 1 [ Lehman, Sharlene 3 1 Neireiter, John 3 1 , Smith, Anita 4 3 1 • Strickler, Sharon 3 1 i Wood, Lois __4 3 1 ; Mauller, Marilyn 3 2 i Strahm, Lois _j 4-.; 3 2 [ Agler, Caroline 2 2 I Cole, Allan [_.. 2 2 | Davidson, Louann 2 2 ■ Edwards, June 2 2 Eley, Roger 2 2 i Ensminger, Zelda 2 2 ■ Hancher, William 2 \2 5 Hilyard, Gwendolyn 2 2 s Lawson, jack ~..u- 2 2 f [ Nelson, Carelie 2 2. ; Plumley, Russell 2 • 2 1 Roth. Pauline ; 2 2 Simons, Bonnie 2 2 j Strickler,' Carolyn 2 2 j Sudduth, Shirley 2 , 2 ; Thomas, Daniel 2 2 . Wenger, Neo ma 2 2 Junior High If AB ; .Baker, Sharon 6 t Baumgartner, Nancy G | Callow, Joyce 6 A I Lane, Janet , 6 , j Poling. Beverly 6 [ Schmidt, Paul 6 it Schrock, Ted 6 I' Brunnegraff, Sara 5 1 | Gould, Jay .! : 5 1 I Jefferiei. Marilyn 5 1 j Krueckeberg, Daniel .....__ 5 1 I Petrie; Sue 5 1 1 Small, Donna 5. 1 j Snyder, Karen 5 1 I Sommer, Harold 5 1 j Strahm, Rosemary 5 1 j Striked, Mara Dee 5 1 [ Aumann, Carolyn 4 2 | Dorwiri, John 4\ 2 j. Locke, Judy 4 2 $ Reppert, Sundra 4 2 i Strickler, Roger ..... 4 2 ; Welch. Ellen 4 2 5 Wood. David 4 2 { Bassett, j Carolyn 3 3 i Bognet, Alan 3 3 : Dalzell, [Peter „4 .! 3 3 |! Fugate. Gloria j... 3 3 s Kelley, Yony .C.__ 3 3 ? Smith, Lorna _L 3 3 Smith,! Mary Jane 3 3 • Townsend, Ruth 3 3 ; Beery, Michael 2 • 4 [ Cole, Michael 2 4 ; Johnson. Deanne _.7... 2 ’ 4 Magley. Twannette 2 4 ; Reynolds, Sandra A 2 4 j Schelderer. Madge 2.4 Zwick, William .... .—.4 2 4 Noah Roth Elected To Quarter Century Club ; j Noah W. Roth, 310 Winchester ■ street, 0 one of five employes elected tjo membership in .the G. ’E. Quartet Century club. He is employed at the Decatur General Electric plant al Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle are the . parents of a baby girl, born at the . Adams county memorial hospital t today at 4:19 a.m. She weighed > seven pounds, three ounces. Mrs. Doyle is the former Gloria Striker.; WIOSPJTAL O n Admitted: James M. Myer, Decatur. ’ ' ■ ■ 1 / 1 - J Dismissed; Mrs. Glen Germann [ and baby boy, Gary Karl, Van Wert, O.;' L. D. Brown, Decatur; Mrs. Glen Foor, Pleasant Mills., GIRL SCOUTS 1 ;Girl Scout Troop 12 held their i last meeting on Thursday, The • meeting was opened with the dues being collected. The troop worked I jn.the good grooming badge. The meeting closed with the friendship circle. \ > Scribe, Beverly Ann Binger.

Geneva Pastor Is Called As Chaplain The ReV. Paul I.[lrwin, pastor of the First Methodist church of Cetera sine© last July, has been called to active service as a navy chaplain. He will leave Sunday (or Newport, R. 1., where he will be given an eight weeks refresher course. Rev. Irwin was a chaplain in the naval reserve tor six years. Prior to his pastorate in Geneva, be was a missionary to Alaska. His family will reside in Oenjeva until he is assigned to duty. J/|j .. — — 1 Named Manager Os Ford Aulo Agency Harjy R. Schwartz Appointed Manager [ Harry R. Schwartz has been named general manager of Brant Motors, Inc., Ford Mercury dealers, ]W. K. Brant, 'founder of thd auto agency and garage, announced today. f Formerly associated with his father and brother in the Schwartz Motor company of [ Grabill, Ford agency. Schwartz has purchased an interest in the local business and will jbe in change of its operation. Brant Motors was founded in July,; 194| and is one of the leading autoinotive agencies and garages in northeastern Indiana. The company employs 14 persons and eacs year jin the past eight has won onp of the’ Ford four-letter awards t&r sales and service. 1 f Schwartz’s father'has been Ford ( agent in Grabill for 28 years. He ■ will move his family here. They >■ have two children. , ; * —

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Estate Cases ! \ In the estate of Peter C. Miller, proofs of publication were filed l and the’estate was closed. Peter C. Miller was released as administrator. - Fi I . The Judith Liechty estate was closed and administrator Jeff Liechty was discharged. Sureties on the .hond were released. | In the Aldine) Yoder estate, sale I of real estate in the south part of I the county to Sylvan Habeggcrand I wife for $21,216 wls approved and I the deed was ordered conveyed, to L the purchaser. 1/ 1 \ i '• 1 Real Estate 1 TranSFdrs ’ I Ralph H. Burke etux to Robert I L. August etux, payt out lot 71 in I Decatur.. » 1 Jesse E. Niblick etux to Arthur D. > Suttles Jr. etux, pairt out lot 83 in j Decatur. > Intercity Construction Cprp, to > Arthur. Hurst, Jr. etux, Inlot 13 in j Decatur\ . > WiHie KCornett etux to Henry > Yake, inlot 58 in Decatur. I Clarence etal to Mary { Hirschy etal,\79 actes tri Wabash , Twp. I Donald’W. Chronister, to[Glen , Chronister etux, .30 acres in St. j Mary's Twp. j PaUl Fuelling; etux to Mary Catherine Spanglers 120 .acres in ‘ Root Twp. ( Maty Catherine Spangler to Paul Fuelling etux, 120 acres in Root ' Twp. George Daniels etttx to Floyd A. Suman etux, 6.4 acres in St. Mary’s Twp. [ . : Edwin H. Lushbaugh etux to Gerald R. Sheets etux, inlot 815 in Decatur. ‘ George Schlagenjiauf etux to Robert Striker etux, inlot D in Linn Grove. f Paul E. Strickler etux to DeWayne Steiner inlot 886 in Decatur. Frank D; Wraight etux to Robert G. Smith etux, inlot 5 in Decatur. JT Paul Miller etux to James C. Basham etux, inlot 65 in Decatur. Roger Christener £tux to Ernest Wenger, inlot 96 in Decatur.

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Cojder Weathet Is Forecast Sunday ! I IT. r -'‘ ’ li ‘ Mild weather and rains this week have turned local lawns into an early Spring color and the unseasonably; warm weather was ' sc hauled tdi continue through today. Rivers ; and streams in the county are rljßing and farmers report that merit of thq, freeze Is out of the groumj. Weather forecasters do not give much hope tea coi* tinned mildness, however, and predictions are that the temperatures will drop sonie time Sunday. Rain and thawing weather caused farmers tp abandon 1 outside work and brought many people to Decatur toda[y. Local stores reported a brisk" earty Saturday morning business. Several stores still are conducting sales pnd considerable business activity was renr rted! ; We Finance Auto Overhauling Estimate* Fr**» Phone u* arid we will pick up and rieHvuhyeur car for general repair and lubrication service. VIZARD MOTORS Winchester St. at [U. S. 27 PHONE 3-3006 'l' 1 ; 1 ciiiwCosll V eat / GKNUINt f Puo-Therm Radiant Circulator FUCK OIL HEATIR OBIT ! 1 ■ r.'... • ■ * Kxduslv* Duo-Therm' Dual Chamber '", gets more heat from 7[ J < every drop of oiL r '[ 4 4 * Special Wasta Stappor ’ —built into every Duo-Therm. Puts exm ; ] heat in your home, helps save fuel. * Spacially designed—-to increase radiation and circulation of heat. o Waist High Control Dial ‘ [ —lets you dial beat yoe tun* a radio, 4