Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 51, Decatur, Adams County, 29 February 1952 — Page 6

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WD TRACTOR ’ - ’ ' ! ■ I : i \ with NEW 3-bottom mounted plow Look at the NEW Allis-Chalmers three-bottonj mounted plow.on the WD Tractor. Step up to three-plow farming , with this new power champion. Here are three special ways it does more Work and spares your muscles: 1 . | Hydraulic Traction Booster — automatically increases weight on drive wheels as the load increases. Makes, . | possible more actual drawbar pull. Two-Clutch Power Control — auxiliary h|nd clutch halts forward travel without interrupting power flow v to power take-off. Power Shift Wheel Spacing — instantly adjusts rear wheel tread with engine power. Stop in soon and see the WD with its new three-bottom mounted plow. |j | ‘ TUNE IN th* National Farm I I i I and Home Hour ► •— Every Saturday — NBC Y |„j — ffUIS CHfIIMERS p ■* V" SAIfS ANO SERVICE T J i : ! I ‘ MORRISON FARM STORE ■ ■ ■ I ■ '• i 4. ■ • ‘ ?i ' .'■v■i |'?!| : •, 309 S. 13th St. / Phone 3-295?

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Nation's Telephone Bills Up Tonight Interstate Toll P Calls To Increase .*• Washington. Feb.j 2F. — (FPI — Tile nation's telephone bill will take a $14,5(>0,000-a-year jump at midnight tonight. .. | i Effective then wflli be new rates _pn interstate toll rajlls over, lines of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. and associated companies in the Bell system. There will be increase of 5 to 10 dents for initial periods on calls up to 582 miles, most of the added costs being on calls up to about 30 miles. There will be corresponding increases for time beyond the initial periods. .1 ■ The new rate schedule provides for decrease? on calls over dis- 1 tances. greater than 582 miles, although they are sizable chiefly on calls over 1,000 miles, j These rate cuts range from 5 to 15 cents, with the greatest decreases being on calls over the greatest distances. The increases are expected to yield about $22.25b,000-a-yeur in new revenues, and the decreases are expected to amount to $7,750,000. This leaves a net. hike of $14,500.000. - , J The changes are designed to offset about half of additional costs being imposed on interstate operations as a result of new cost allocation procedures worked out by the compares, the federal qommunica1 tions commission, and the states. According to the commission, the revised schedules will "lessen substantially" the number of cases ! wlierq intrastate long distance I rates are, higher than interstate rates for equivalent distances* T —. The yucca plant served the prehistoric inhabitants of New Mexico of food, for scandals, cordage, baskets, matting, doth. fish nets, head riijgs and straps, ‘brushes and ■ erffdles.

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Marion College Choir To Appear ' • ' * ’• ■ ; -•■' • L ■ . • • ' * zvrXJI — A SB A Hin Bfefll mm The Marion College choir, conlposed of 24 singers and its director, will present a program of sacred music at the Pleasant Valley Wesleyan Methodist church Sunday at 2:30 p. m. On this occasion the people of Moriroe and surrounding community will have the opportunity of hearing a group of singers recognized as one of the outstanding college musical organizations specializing in sacred song. No admission will be charged. \ \ z , *i • . This choral organization was founded by Herman Baker, its bredent conductor, and director of the Marion College school of music. jProf. Baker has his master of music degree from Northwestern Vniversity and is a former member of the famous Northwestern University a capella choir, which was then under the leadership df the late Teter Christian Lutkin.

-i i i, x. :r I ■ 1 ' .! tOMMISHIOXEHS CLAIMK TO Bj£ ALLOWED MOADAV, Marek a. 1053 Haywood Pub. Co., operating 710.9$ ' I ■ Decatur Eight & Power, do .... 235.67; Haywood Pub. Co., do HO.Offi E. F. Jaberg, clerk oper ’ .9® First State Bank, do ...;L.... 2 4rt Begun s Clothihg. do ... > 74.9E T. I. [Drew, auditor oper. 15.0# The Comm. Print Shop, do 23.9(1 D. M. ShraluKa, shf. dep S.oti Dale Deifth, do’; J;...jL 6.Off' It. W, Shraluka shf. exp. , 112.96. Emergency Radio Serv., do 26.72 Hblthouse Drug Co., do 230.15 H. Moellering, surv. exp. -.. 41.3< Willard Steiner, tile .dr. 42.0 ft Otto Kauffman, do ..i. 12.0 n Lesli* Sprunger, do j.. k „ 55.66 Fred Biische. do J. ... ; 50.06 Ralph <>. Martin, do ...1....14. 0ff Yost Gravel, do ...t !... .4 6.87 <!>scar| Bieberieh. do . ‘ 37.0 ff Dona d Snow, do ■ ...J 15.0 ft The |<rick-Tyndall ICO}, do .. 164.4# Stockberger-Seast. Inc.l su op 97.8<i Yost Const. Co., do .; 1....... 36.0(L .M. M. Foley, atten. off. mil. .... 31.9<i G. B. Custard, sch. supt. oper 46.3# L. E. Archbold, co. agt. exp. .. 176.0 Q, P. Augsburger, co. agt. sten .. 150.0(U Gloria Koeneman, do 150.00A K. Williams, ho. dem. agt. 130.3#, Dr. H. F. Zwick, hea. tiff. sal. 77.60? Joan Sink. hea. off. asst 16.».ff; S. H. Schurger, pros. atty. ex. 20.09? M. Striker, assessor cler 64.00: Chas. Robenold. reajt«ni. ... 4.0(t: A. Harlow, assessor post lO.Offj Citizens Tel. Co., cir. tit. exp. n.ooi \\ est Pub. Co., do i 30.00' CH. Muselman, prob. off. mil. 12.5 ft; .John Bixler, ct. house oper. .. 206,0 ft; Hazel Gallogly, do L 65.(tft : Helle • Coal Feed & Supply, do 766.10? C. Sanitary Spec. Co|rp, 'do 28.00? Nibllt k A; Co., do 2.77? Bet kt r Paper Co., do 46.20? No. ind. Pub. Serv., jail open 9 98; Morri* 5 & 10, do , 4 ' . 4.20? Bakei Plbg & Htg., do . Ltd • I Fosnaugh, co. hoiffe exp. 166.66' Bessie Fosnaugh, dt> . 75.06 Grogtr Kelley, do 30.00 Tom Alien, do 48,.<»0 Josepiine Brandyberry, do 100.66? Qcle Hendricks, do al opCora McFarland, do' ...1 26.06? Dr. J. M. Burk, do .1 L 76-06 Kev. Edgar P. Schmidt, do 4.06: Rev. Ord Gehman, do i 4no Ziners Home Appi., do .. 3.56 HaFte-man's, do , j 1185 Spieg‘l s Mkt., do , 38.65 Dr. J . DeVor, do 2.00 X. 'ter Supply Co., do 36.85 Nolle 1 tukopf & Eiting,: do 442.32 Stiefel Grain Co., doi 4 140.10 Steffen Imp. Co., do 170.20 The Dri-Gas Corp., do 1 37.90 Arthur Lengerich, do ... 24.49 Beavers Oil Serv., do 30.10 VV. U Innes, #Vash Tp. Asses. 111.3% Alber Harlow. Co. aHwessor 11 20 Emil Stauffer, Twp. assessor 14.'.4 Gerhard Relnking, do 8.06 Eli G-aber, do ;..... 13.44? S. N. McCullough, do i.... *.... 12.56 Floyd Meyers, do ... 13.36 Frances Jaberg, election exp. 3«» (Mi Otto. Toss man. co. co mm 87.6 ft J. C. Augsburger, do . 87.6 ft: Lewis Worthman. do! 87.6 C Ed A4 Bosse,- Co. atty. . ... 75.00: Ti>e tleca. ILemo. Co., legal ad. 58.47 Bernd W itness Co., do 46.(14: Deca. Ins. AgencV. off, bond 25.00 Lelan 1 Smith Ins: A,g., ins. . 354.0 i, Schufi-Neuenschwander, do .. 150.64$ Fred W. Corah Ins.,: do . ....... 1 95.85 The Suttles Co., do 485.16 Bryson C. Fetters, ffo 53.7? Black: Funeral Home, sold bur 100.06 Gilligl & Doan, do .. ....,... 100.00 Yagei Funeral Home, do 100.00 H. Oelttiiig, tre, cb 4-H & ex 2000.<»<k L.\BuptemeLer, fox.bounty 5.00 Elmer Rich, do .5.06 Oscar Christianer, do S.H>O John Geels, do- ...... 15.n0 John ICallow, do- : 5.00 Irene" 1 Byron. San., nan 365.00 Harold S. Zeis, for. sheriff .. 59.40 Lawrence Smith, ditch imp. 384.06 Beavtrs Oil Serv., do 170.69 Joe .Mcßride, do ! 62.50 Stock lierger-Seastrom Inc. do 127.50 Petrie Oil Co., do 1 6.66 Long Bros., do , 256.5 ft Frank Singleton. No. 245 Supt 250.00» Philij Strahm, asst, supt 2?4.8ft Tom Johnston, do \... ..; 248.46 Elmer Beer, do 260.20>< Nathan Meshberger, do 240.06 H. Kershner. No. 345 diesel 219.66 Virgil Draper, do J 270.06 Roy Heller, do 249.60 Lawrence Koenig, do 238.80 Harold Burger, tr. driver . . 258.75 Burl Fuhrman, do 248.40' Don Jlarvey. do ..j >. .. . 258.75 Jat-k Andrews, do 248.40 Eli Hershey, do L..J..] 258.7# Roger Steiner, do j. >258.7* Arnold Weidler, doj J..;.,.. '227.76 Mennff Sprunger, dt> i.i 248.46 Chester Shoaf, ffo 238.05 Vai Schnepp, do ... i 192.05 Chris Zurcher. single hftnds 237.60 A’.hrisf Miller, do 227.7 ft Joe Augsburger, dft ...j 227.76 Joe Spangler, do 158.4 ft Grover Cdktrell, do ....- 2.00 A. M. Hoffman, do ....J 134.36 Citizen's Tel. Co., oiper. 18.1 ft McAllister Mach. Co, do 63.11 Stockberger-Seastrqm Fnc, do 79.38 Mollenkopf * Eitlffg, do 292.18 Auto Elec Garage, do: 8.85 Decatur Auto Supply, do .... 141.59 Motoif Fuel Tax Div., do 12.00 Pearl Ofl Co., do Jli. 137.44 Sinclair Ref. Co.. <lo v 679.76: Beavers OH Serv., dp 51.34 D. A. Lubricant Co, do 209.18 Petrie Oil Co., do 489.5 ft: Lima General Tire Co., do, .... 86.06 ; J. VV. Karch St. Co., material 1701.91 The Krick-Tyndall Co t do „ Fl.lfti Fred W. Corah, Inn. ...u6l|: , Leland Smith Ins., do .......... 22.60 The Suttles Co., d> ...j 136.50 C. R. Williams, Ptjop.' 18.00 Armes Drain; & Mlet., bridge 404.54 Logansport Met. Cpl. Co., do 450.73 Andrews Saw Mill, do 551.34 Krick Welding Shop, do .^-30.D0 H. L. &E. Lankeni.u, sur tax ?•?? Bernice Nelson, welfare f. 40.-41 Mary J. Hazelwood, do *. 17.85 Mabe: Marshall, < o I 10.08 Veror ica Linn, do 7.. 4.4j‘ HaytAood 'Pub. Co. doit 4- 6.81 Citizen's Tel. Co., io : v 19.20 H. D. Mbsser, twp. assessor, Certified before tie this 29tft-day of Feb. 1952. | Thurmaa I. Drew, Auditor Adams Co.> FEB. 29 (HOLD) ■ y

1 ■ ' \ ' '! • ' No License, Young Driver Is Arrested • . I t ■ I ■' > '• j' ' Deputy sheriff Janies Cochran arrested Sylvester Sell, 16, Friday afternoon and charged him with operating a motor vehicle without

— r —— ■' . v. '' j t— f '•"- V A/vv fz ■’®S \ ' ( ’■ XzX 1 ' ; F s,* c Vs - < \ 1 r> —-* I z j I■ ; ;?: . |i ■“■ , . ('.!. , ■I- . SEE US FOR S&ING J 1 the year round! '■ I J fe' K.'4 W%lfl | Whether your house .is old or new ’' ‘ Your heatin 9 problem refc <4 ceives friendly, courteous, and exI "i Illßhf pert consideration. .- I -j ' S|||o ; Heating comfort is more than E- If you pay fc-r both, why not ■ ,' 1 is ■ • FURNACES 1 , . e . | Let our Free Planning and EstiBOIIERS mating give you the facts before for I jf COAL, GAS, OIL HAUGKS HEATING - APPLIANCES - PLUMBING S. 2nd St. X Across from Court, House Public Auction ! V 1- ii ■'® r ' iJ 1 Mio I- ■ ■ I am quitting farming and.will seU the following at Public Auction 2 miles South of Rockford, Ohio on Road 118 to Road 707 then 1 mile West then .*4 mile South or fl miles East of Jet. 49 ft 707 on Road 707 then H mile South, on. Friday, March 7,1952 - i < 1 at 11:00 A. Ilk EST REGISTERED & GRADE GUERNSEY CATTLE T. B. j* Bang i Tested Registered Guernsey Cow ’“Shone Content’’ 10 yr) old, fresh by sale day to service of Bull 242 OOBA; Registered Guernsey Bull “Grand Lake Enquire Lou”, born July 21,i 1950; Guernsey Cow 7, calf by side; Guernsey Cow 5, calf by Gupttasey Cow 5, fresh by sale day; Guernsey Cow 4, due March 10.. FORD FERGUSON TRACTOR & IMPLEMENTS 1948 Ford Ferguson Tractor with 11 inch tiresi extra Steel Wheels, High Compression Head, Step up-Just overhauled and following Ford Perguson equipment; 2 Bottom 14 inch Plovf —Dearborn pick up carry Disc, 2 yr. old—-Cultivators—Picjk up and carry 2 Section Harrow —Ford Field Cultivator; Pick; up and carry Rotary Hoe; Ford 15 ft. Weeder; ! Ford 7 ft. Power Mower- Manure Loader, rear mounted; Jack; Cab ft Windshield; Two 800x181 Imp. Tires; General Rotary Hoe. 2 section; Nisco Manure Spreader; Black Hawk Corn Planter with Fertiliser Attachment, Ford mounting; McDeering 10 Hole Fertilizer | Grain Drill; Hay Blower, mounted onl truck; Buck Rake on Plymouth chassis; Rubber Tire Wagon with 14; ft. Rack; McDeering End Gate' Seeder, new hopper; Large Celina Stock Tank: Weber 8 Hole Self Feeder; Electric Hog Fountain; Hog {Feeder-; Elec. Chick-Saver, large i sise; Elec. Chicken Fountain; Ottawa Drag Saw; Miscellaneous articles. ‘ Some of the above consigned by neighbors. COMBINE & HAY BALER ; 1949 Massey Harris 7 ft. Combine wit* engine, good condition; 1947 New Holland Model 76 -Automatic Baler, with Bale Chute, and Wagon Hitch, good HAY—SO Bales Red Clover Hay, [class. TERMS—CASH. •, Not Responsible for J HENRY J. WARTHMAN, Owner Roy S. Johnson, - Ned C. Johnson — Auctioneers ■ K eop pel & Rhoades—Clerks ‘ ; | v ] Lunch by W. M. A. Qtterbein Church 29 5 !' 4 - '

ff license and also without having license plates on the vehicle. Sell will be arraigned late today or Saturday morning in justice of peace court. He was released on his own recognizance. — -

Filling Ruts In U.S* Highway 33 ! State highway employes were busy today filling the deep ruts in U. S. highway 33 through tur, Wintef -weather has taken 8 severe toll of the street*. 1* f (% A temporary fill of' fctone and hot tar was being u?ed and many of, the deeper ruts on Second street in the business section ‘were levelled off during the ! day. ■ T i v. Silicone rubbers are now made Ju sponge form and have resistance io heat and superior to plantation rubber sponge, while nearly equalling it in other properties. A new light-weight drum for shipping and handling corrosive liquids collapses for return shipment when empty. It is made of rubber or any desired synthetic elastomer, ; i U_ Although clay tile has been used INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger WIND - AUTO 720-No. 3rd St. Phone 3-2004

Buy Wholesale FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY — AT — tallies Market Natural Color New r. : i $ ■!' \ l r ■ JV < ‘ . ADAiIOEC Grade A Size - O|ARUES POTATOES Tree Ripened - 0 , b . $« 17E ~ . “ Bushel Cheaper Than Old Potatoes ■" ""* -1 . ■ RED RIPE WATERMELONS - - ■ $1.99 Sweet As Sugar ; j ' -it GRAPEFRUIT - - 10 lb. bag 39c ' " . 1., ■■'■■l?, ' GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS - - - - 2 lbs. 25c TREE RIPENED TANGERINES - - ■ doz.l9c J—< — Michigan JONATHAN ' j; - APPLES - - - basket $1:19 I I ■ ' i-a.m. ' i\' ■ ' \ ■ ■ !. . ■■ 1 tj J ■ ■ NEW iH'-, i CABBAGE - - 59 lb. bag $1.49 FRESH : BIG COLD MEAT “F AT HOUR I ’ I* ■ BIG GROCERY REBUCTION NEEBS , • .< - ■ ■ ■ - ■ - - - i? . - ..... ■ . . ; ■ i • v!* * Connie’s Market 5 Miles South of Decatur on U. S. 27 ,r . •?i:-:■ ' • • • ■

> S: y- ’, ! . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29. 1952

by maty for dwellings and churches f.or more than 4,000 years, floor and wall tile was not manufacture ed in the United States until 1945.! By ]aw„.thff "pattern piffeffs” of a strike'made by the AT.S. are now carefully destroyed, [in early Mays, such coins often were preserveo and thus came into the hands pl collectors. .• i - ! j I ■ ——— ''■, -S / T •L' ' ! ' ■ 1.. appointment!' of A • ADMINISTHA'f HIX Notice Im Ibera-hj- glv-aa. That the unfftersigned pas: bften - \ mln-iMtHtrlx Ihf "'-the estate of Ed- ! ward Hirsvhjf, late of AdaßUi County, deceasiedi The estate is probably . solvent.: : ! '4l.- ; Leona 15. Zimmerman \ ■.tj ■' ■ : T ° Ailminip'tratri x Ctiwter AL Smith Attorneys [ February 14. 1951. FEB. 15— LU. Visiting The Hospital ? On your way, stop at I Decatnr Gift Center \ ■ ! ff !125 E. Grant St. •(O-njb block west of hospital) j Opffh Weekdays: 6:30 p. m. to 9:00 p. m. f? ‘ Saturdays: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. ,1 , yt : : i 111' I. :