Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 58, Decatur, Adams County, 8 March 1952 — Page 3

I SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1952

WOMAN'S MISiSIOARY GROUP MEETING IS HELD THURSDAY . 'The Woman's. Missionary "-“jJr’W at ion of the Nutt man Avenue United! Brethren church met Thursday evening at the home of Airs. Nettie Zehr. The Bible and a were used to depict spiritual light. Devotions, including the eong. “The, Light of the World is Jesus’’ were l sung and psalms and prayers were read by Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Terrell. A piece. “Who will show r.s any Gofftf* was read by Mrs. Myrtle Garwood. _ The subject, “Propaganda for Lightposts," was discussed by telling of the worst of the misionaries in South America. The life of William Morris was given by Mrs. Diel. William E. Reed by Mrs. * Zehr. Triumphant Singing by Mrs. Thornton and Light from the Scriptures by M rs - Bower and tile work of our own group in Honduras and Jamaica was <given by Mrs. Gray. A poem. “If a Thorn Wounds Me,” was read by Mrs. Terrell and a paper on “We must have Home Missionaries” was read by Mrs. Darkless. j Following the businessmeeting '* officers were elected for the coming year and delegates were chosen for the annual branch meeting to be held at Dayton. Ohio. The meeting was closed by Mrs. Gray. The Better Homes rilub of Monroe will meet with Mrs. Martin Hoffman Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock. ' The \ Kirkland W. Ci T. IT. will meet .with Mary Yake Tuesday afternoon at one o’clock. The Epsilon Sigma chapter of Beta Signtia Phi sorority will meet with Miss Irene Braun Wednesday evening at eight o’clock. Anyone not having a ride to and from the meeting is asked to call Mrs. Robert Hess. The Ladies Fellow-ship of the Missionary church will meet with Mrs. Virgil Bixlpr Thursday evening at seven o'clock. SPECIAL EACH SUNDAY Chicken Dinner Deluxe $1.25 v \ MIDWAY CAFE ■ Middlebury, Ohio

SCHAFERS , Will Be Closed Monday Afternoon During The Funeral Os Aiden Babcock — FOR SALE — 40 -ACRE FARM -40 6 miles East of Decatur on U. S. 224 i ' ' ' ‘ F' ' ‘ " ! Vf H I I ■ V 7-ROOM HOUSE, basement, new furnace. Good barn, modern cow stable, other buildings. Ideal location. i Act quick if you want this nice 40-aeres. Small farms near Decatur. very difficult to list for sale. Roy S. Johnson & Son ! -■ ■ ■ '■ h 11 ll pill Il II J Boch Building Phone 3-3606 REAL-ESTATE AUCTION SEMI MODERN 6 ROOM HOME | « • v I . • I •■ . Located at 510 West South St., Bluffton, Indiana Saturday, March IS, 1952 ,-■ ■ ■ ■r ? rr■ jj ,:T- i , Sale to Begin at 1:30 P. M. This is a well constructed home consisting of 5 nice roqms with complete bath and enclosed porch dowh and one unfurnished room up. There are built, in features with hot and cold running water iri kitchen and bath. This home is in good repair botl| inside and out, it is on a good solid foundation and the siding and rOof arte in A-l condition. There are storm and scrlten windows and doOrs and it is fully insulated. It is newly redecorated inside, large living room 20x25 with picture window, the Venetian blinds will go with the house to the new-buyer. The lot size is 58x150 with extra nice back yard. TERMS —20% down on day of sale, balance upon delivery of Deed and Merchantable abstract of Title. There is a $4700 G. I. loan that can either be assumed or paid off. POSSESSION in 30 days. Not responsible for accidents. Mr. & Mrs. Dale Howdyshell, Owners ' I J !■ 'I < ' D. S. Blair, Auctioneer, Petroleum, Ind. Phone 2251. . f Gerald Strickler, Auctioneer C. W. Kent. Sates Mgr., Decatur, Ind. (CLIP THIS AD) J 8

The Music Department ‘pf the ' Worth's club wdl Ihpld rehearsal ' tor /flood Friday services at. the Methodist church Monday evening eight o’clock. , i 1 t[ The monthly meeting of the Business and Professional women will be held Wednesday evening at six thirty o’clock. Diner reservations areto be called in to Dorothy Shaffer. 3-2071. by Monday moon. ’ H The Dorcus . class of the Evangelical United Brethren church will meet at the church Tuesdayevening at seven thirty o’clock. The hostesses will be! Mt?s. Hamlin and Mrs. Cottrell. < ' ' ; ! n; The Ava Maria study club met with Mrs. Jack Brunton Friday : evening. Current events were discussed by the members, followed bv regular Bible study*. — GIRL SCOUTS . Girl Scout troop 12 Thursday at the Presbyterian ishurch. We made cocoa with twft' different kinds of milk. Refreshments were served and patrols changed jobs. The meeting was closed with the friendship circle. [J ;! I Scribe, Twannette! Magley. ~ i ;■ !,H' j 4: . Brownie Troop 10 met Wednesday evening at the Lincoln school. We discussed the cookie sales and after the business meeting we played games and made Easter rabbits. Our hostess , was Leah Musser. Scribe, Dohna Painter —r- —' ■ ■' Girl scout troop 17 met, at the home of Mrs. Custer. The business meeting was held following election of officers. President, Connie Baxter, secretary,. Karen Corey and scribe, Sara Eichenauer. Then everyone enjoyed square darjcing. Two visitors were there, Phylis Schmidt apd Sharon Magsamen. ‘ ■ Refreshments were served by Shirley Osterman. The meeting was closed with the friendship circle. fl Scribe, Stera Eichenauer i —w-f The employees of British railways. totaling some 650,000 in all departments, receive in salaries and wages one! billion dollars: annually.

4 llers Study Motto .3*l I J-W ; ■ I S. i V>oßl jWIwW w ' Mary Lou Lewton—far right—ls learning something about the 4-H I motto. She is one of the new additions to the Monmouth Merry Maids 4-H club. Carolyn Drake and Carolyn Fast were members last year so are well versed in how they won this motto banner for excellent * in club completion, Mary Lou’s father, Richard Lewtori, is county treasurer and the family lives in Root township. The Merry Maids club hope to this month make a substantial increase in its membership. This year fair the first time their leaders, Mrs. Lee Fleming, ' ,®* Johnson > aQ d Mrs - Robert Carr, will have the assistance of their vocational home economics teacher. Mrs. Phyllis Haugk.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Vizard and Mr. and Mps. Lewis Beery of this city left today for a two weeks’ motor trip through Florida. Miss Enid Imogene Beihold, daughter of Mrs. William Beihold of route one, has been included among students named on the Bob Jones University dean’s list released at the close of the first semester. Miss Beihold is a senior enrolled in the school of education. ■' ‘I i j , .I ■ ‘ '■ ' ■' [MIOSRITAL V n flotU ( Admitted: Dick Elzey, Decatur; Mrs. Ed Ashbaucher, Decatur. Dismissed: Phyjlts Ann Burger Decatur; Mrs. Richard Peckham add baby girl. Monroeville; John E. Henikel. Fort Wayne; Sylvester Everhart, Decatur. I r ■ Sign Contract For James Martz Ditch The board of county commissioners met this morning with 'codhty surveyor Herman Moellering to sign the contract with Roma J. Leininger of Fort Wayne, successful bidder this week on the James K. Martz ditch. TheTlioard met in the surveyor’s office and completed the contract, which had been approved several days ago. Leininger also signed the contract. u Trade in a Good Town — Decatur I Cut in Sizes to 50 vv K 4 W - s /? 1 1 1 E wll I ICZ I L I "’ T | I |T--T Ip 1 ITT« 1 js'i T wl R9OSTTi'S-T 34-50 ' Vfr' SLIMMING’ Smart! I Make this sots your spring-summer classic! Acitlon-baek, your favorite easy flare skirt, and Lhosd flattering cap sleeves you love. This is a fine dress for a check or stripe, to accent every slenderizing line! Pattern R 9051: Women’s sizes 3«, 38, 40, 42, 44. 46, 48 and 50. Size 36 takes 4% yprds 35inch fabric. Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern to Marion Martin, care of Decatur Democrat, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111. Print, plainly YOUR NAME ADDRESS, ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. r . - U I ' r '

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Phone 3-2121 Phyllis Acheson Society Items for day's publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) SATURDAY Delta Lambda pf Beta Sigma Phi chapter, cRy hall, bake siße. MONDAY Music Department, Woman’s club, rehearsal, Methodist ch'irch, 8 p.m. Pythian Sister Needle Club, after Temple, K. of P. home.,: Music Department of Woman’s club, postponed until March 31. Dramatic Department of Woman’s club. Mrs. George Thomas, 7:30 p.m. ; > Our Lady of Fathna Discussion club, Mrs. John B. Terveer, 8 p.m. Pleasant Mills Willing Workers Sunday school class, Rev. and Mrs. Shady, potluck sup, per, 6:30 p.m. Literature Department of Woman’s club, Mrs. 01en Dickerson, 7:30 p.m. i | Firemen’s Auxiliary, Mrs. Hazel Kortenber, 8 p.m. ' Camera Club, city hall. 7:30 p m. Holy Family study club, Mrs. Bill Baker, 8:30 p.|mi - ! Junior Women arid Junior Arts. Elks home, 8 p.m. Civic Department, Women’s club, Mrs. Earl Fuhrman, 8 p.m. Bobo Community organization, Bobo chool house, 7:30 p.m.: !! j Happy Homemakers Home Ec Club, postponed. 1 ' C t TUESDAY Better Homes club of Monroe. Mrs. Martin Hoffman, 7:30 p.m. Kirkland WjC.T.U., Mary Yake, 1 P-m. | •••.! Dorcus class of the Evangelical United Brethren church, church, 7:30 p.m.. Church Mothers Study Club, Mrs. Winston Rawley, 8 p.m. Delta Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs. Clarence Ziner, 8 p.m. Pot-luck supper, Pleasant Mills ' school. 6:30 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary Drill Team practice, Legion home, 8 p.m. St. Dominic Study club, Mrs. Adrian Wemhoff.l after church service. „ | W.S.W.S. of Trinity Evangelical and United Brethren church, church, 7:30 p.m. Rebekah Lodge, Friendship night, Odd Fellows hall, 7:30 p.m. Eta Tau Sigma sorority, Miss Iverna Werling, 8 p.m. Delta Theta Tau sorority meeting, Elks home, 8 p.m. Willing Workers of First Christian church, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Wooley, 7:30 p.m. Eagles jj Auxiliary, Ragles Hall, 8 p.m. j WEDNESDAY Epsilon Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Irene Braun, 8 p.m. Business and Professional Women, monthly meeting, Legion Home, 6:30 p.m; Historical cluß, Mrs. May Butler, 2:30 p.m. : , Presbyterian Ruth Circle, Mrs. Wayne Schnepf, 8 p.m. Presbyterian Noami Circle, Mrs. Bud Townsend, 8 p.m. Academy of Friendship, Women of‘Moose, Moose home, 7:3(F p.m. Giris Guild ,of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, after church service, at church. Monmouth P.T.A., school, 8 p.m. Executive meeting, 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY Ladies Fellowship, Missionary chiirch, Mrs. Virgil Bixler, 7 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary district meting, Ossian. Order of Eastern Star, Masonic hall, carry-in supper, 6:15 pjn., stated meeting, 7:30 p.m. Presbyterian Mary Clrda, Mrs. Carl Pumphrey, 2:30 p.m. Presblyterlan Martha, Circle, Mrs. Hubert De Voss, 2:30 >.m. < I ' H <i '

Two Men Elected To Quarter-Century Club Loren ,C. Burkhead and Lohnes C. McClure of this city, are listed witlf 10 new members in the General Electric Quarter-Century club. The men are employed in the Decatur plant of the G.E. Eight Fort Wayne employes were also elected to membership in the club. Youth Is Fined On speeding Charge Lee Walchle, 19, Fort Wayne,- was arrested early ■- this morning by city police on a speeding charge. He pleaded guilty in justice of peace court and w*as assessed a fine of $5 and costs. .Walchlew as timed by police at driving his motor vehicle 70 miles per hour in the city. Adams Central Pupils Visit democrat Office Twenty-fiVe students of the commercial and»mathematics classes of - Adams Central high school toured the Daily Democrat office Friday afternoon following the typing exV hibition at Decatrir high schpol. They wdre accompanied by Wilbert Lightle, commercial instructor, and Edwfcrd Heimann, mathematics instructor. Bobo Organization Will Meet Monday The Bpbp community organization witF hold it regular monthly mfepting ,at the Bobo school Monrig evening at 7:30 O’clock. There will be a special program, with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Williams. J'apanese-Hawaiians, showing pictures on Hawaii. : : 4-14 i—i ■- ‘ ’ V , . ■ .. Two Minor Mishaps Reported To Police Two vehicle accidents were reported to police in Decatur Friday. ■ An Automobile driven by Don Sliger, Bowman street, and a bicycle operated by Larry Butler, South Fifth street, collided at the corner Oak £ and Winchester streets. JfThere. were no personal injuries ®nd damage: to the bicycle was estimated at $2. Automobiles driven by Richard Kplfey, Decatur, route 5 and Mrs. George Stults of this city figured in a njilshap on Madison street. According to the report Kelley drove his car out of an alley and it collided with the one driven by Mrs. Stults, who was driving on Madisdn street between Second and Third i streets. ; _____ SIGHT WRECK (Continued J-'rom Pane i signs of life were visible through telescopes at the hotel.” .f Eyniaiin said the weather : was clearirig rapidly. He said he believed a slow-flying plane or a helicopter could reach the scene. ■■ 4 . A “square” of asphalt shingles contains enough material to cov- , er 100 square feet of roof surface. I" r’'"' ' W Ib fv — I K I bmmbl NIWTHING in lipstick style ftorr Faris'*' is dark red pencil tint dreamed up by beauty specian.-i Fernand Aubrey. Lips are in mucr lighter shade. (International p. ww . iy ,, 4,. I ■ B 1. " > ■ Bsr 1 wM ‘i JI ’ UNA MERKEL, film comedienne known for her high-pitched south- , srn drawl, will recover from an overdose of sleeping pills, her doc- ■ tor said in Santa Monica, Cal. She was in a coma in St. John’s hos- ■ pital. She was found in her Pacific Palisades home by a special . nurse assigned to her during an Influenza illness. flntenMtionalj . .»

Scottish Rite Choir Here Monday IWia WOi' BL3DBHI INcjmE iHwiM d I M Trlnitv'pvo'? ie > t l Ur^ <1 I . t the h I e C 7 ttish <’hoir, which will give a free public concert here Monday night at be noLarge ZnS a no °’ ClO ' k mUKiC lOV<>rß ar ® and UeP > W ‘ H -—“t ——{ v—-r —U— i LJ : I '

(OMSISSIOMHS CLAIMS ALLOWHU MONDAY, March 3. mr.a Haywotul Pub- opoyating 720.93 Decatur Light & Power, do .. . 235.67 Haywobd Pub. Co.,' do • 140.00 E. F. Jaberg, clerk oper 93 First State Bank, do .4 240 Begun’# Clothing, do ... T. I; Drew, auditor oper, 15 03 The C&mrn. Print Shop, do 23.90 I>. M. phraluka, shf. dep. .. 5.00 Dale Death, do "».<h» R. \V. Shraluka shf. exp. .112 90 Emergency Radio Berv., do 26.75 Holthorise Drug Co., do ■... .. 23f».15 H. Moellering, surv. exp. 41.34 Willard Steiner, tile dr. ... ’42.n0 Otto Khuffman, do . jz.OO Leslie Bprunger, do ; 55.00 Fred Bjusche, do I. fio.oo Ralph G. Martin, do .......... 14 00 Yost Gravel, do e 37 Oscar Rieberich, do 37.00 Donald Snow, do 15.00 The Krick-Tyndall Co., do .. 164.43 StockbOrger-Seast. Inc., su op j»7.34 Yo.s( Crinst. Co., do 36.00 M. M. Holey, atten. off: mil. 31 98 <l. B. Custard. Bch, supt. toper 46.38 L. E. Archbold, cd. agt. exp. .. 176.00 P. Augsburger, co. agt. sten .. 150,00 Gloria Koeneman, do .J. 150.00 A. K. Williams, ho. dem. agt. 130.33’ Dr. H. F. Zwick, hea. off. sal. 77.00 Joan Sink, hea. off. asst. ! 16.66 ». I£. Schurger, pros. atty. ex. 20.09 M. Striker, assessor der. 64.00 Chas. A. Harlow, assessor post. 1000 Citizens Tel. Co., cir. ct. e'Xp. 17.00 w est Ifub. Ct>,., do 36.0<» C-H. MUselman, prob, off, mil. 12.50 John Bixler, ct. house oper.' .. 200.00 Hazel Gallogly, 'do 65.00 Heller Coal Feed & Supply, do 766.10 U S Sajnitary Spec. Gorp., do 28.00 Niblick; tk Clo., do .. ... 2.77 Beckerj Paper Co., do 46.20 Ho. In® Pub. Serv., jail bper. 9.9 S Morris ;5 & 10, do 4 20 Baker I’lbg & Htg., do .. 1.75 (». Foshaugh, co., home exp. 166.6*6 Bessie :Fosnaugh, do 75 00 Groger? Keilley, do L.. X.. 30.00 Tqm Allenj do .... 48.00 Josephine B'ranidyberry, do 100.00 Dele Hendricks, do . J . 91.00 Cora McFarland, do ..... ... 20.00 ::»r. iJ. M. Burk, do 76 00 Rev. FSdgar p. Schmidt, do .. 4.00 Res-. Gird t.ehman, do 4.00 Zinets Home Appl , do . 3 50 Halterman's. <!</ 1185 , ftpiegeps Mkt., d«> Dr. H. DeVor, do 200 Neuer jKupplj- Co., do 36 85 .Mollenukopf & Eiting, do .... 442.32 StiefvliGrain Co., do 140.10 (Steffen Imp. Co . db . 170.20 The Dri-Gas Corp., do 37.90 Arthur Lengerich, do 24 49 BVaVerls Oil Serv:. do 30.50 >V- Winnes, Wash Tp. Asses. 111.30 Albert- Harlow, Co. assessor 11.20. Enill Btauft'er, Twp., assessor 14 '4' Gerhard Reinking, do . I suo Eli Graber, do \ 13.44 S N. McCullough, do \ 12.56 Floyd Meyers, do T 5.36 Frances Jaberg, election exp. 30.00 pttp Hoffman, co. comm. 87.66 ' J. C. Augsburger, do 87.66 Lewis Worthman. do ......... 87.66 .Ed A. Bosse, Co. attv. 7'5.00 The Dera Hemo. Co., legal yd. 58 47 Berne Witness Co., do . 49.14 i De<a. Ins. Agency, off. bond 25.00 Leland Smith Ins. Ag., ins. .. 354.01 Schug-N’euenschwander. do '.. 150.64 Fred W. Corah Ins., do 95 8,5 The Suttles Co , do 485.J0 Bryson C. Fetters, do 53.77 Black Funeral Home, sold bur 100.00 'Gillig j& l>oan\ do 100 00 Yager Funeral Home, <l<> 100100 H. Getting, tre, co' 4-11 & ex 2000:00 D Bultemeier, fox bounty . . . 5.00 Elmer i ißich. do 5.00 Os<-ar iCbristlaner, do .... 5.00 John Geels, do ... 15:00 John Callow,, do ... 5.00 Irene Byron, San., san. | 365.00 Harold S. Zeis, for. sheriff 59.40 Smith, ditch imp. 384.00 Beavers Oil Serv., do 170.69 Joe Mcßride, do '.;.X 62.50 Stockljerger-Seastrom Iric.l do 127.50 Petrie Oil Co., do . . . 6.66 Long Bros., do 256.50 Frank Singleton. No. 245 Supt 250.1)0 Philip Strahm, asst. supt. .... 274.80 Tom Johnston, do ; ~'248.40 Elmer '■ Beer, do '265.20 Nathan Meshberger. do 240.00 H. Kershner, No. 245 diesel-219.60 Virgil : Draper, do . 270.00 Roy Heller, do . .\249.60 Koenig, do 238.80 Harold Burger, tr. driver . .. 258.75 Burl Fuhrman, do ~ 248.40 Don Harvey, do ... 258.75 ■Jack Andrews, do ; 248.40 Eli Hershey, do .. . 258.7" i Roger j Steiner, do 258.75 WeitHer, do 5... 227.70 Mennoj Sprunger. do 248.40 Chester Shoif, do 238.05 SVal Scihnepp, do. ...o 192.05 Christ: Zurcher, single hands 237.60 Christ; Miller, do 227.70 Jqe Augsl'urger, do i 227.70 Joe Spangler, do ,- . 158.40. Grover Cottrell, do 2.00 J A. \M. Hoffman, do- .4 1. 134.30 Citizen’s Tel. Co., [oper. 18.10 McAllister Mach C 0.,, dh . 63 11 Mollenkopf X- Eiting. do 292.16 Auto Elec Garage, do 8.85 Decatur Auto Supply, do .... 141.59 Motor Fuel Tax Div., do — 12.00 Pearl Oil .Co.. do . 137 44 Refl Co., do , 679.70 Beavers Oil Serv., do 51.24 D. A. Lubricant Co., do 209.18 Petrie Oil Cd., do 489.50 Lima General Tire Co., do, .. 86 00 J. W. Karch St. Co., mat-erial 1701.91 The Krick-Tyndall Co., do .. 11.65 Fred W. Corab, Ins [: 6.12 Leland Smith Ins., do 22.6" The Si»ttles Co., do’ . .. 136.50' C- R. Williams, Prop. 18.00 [Armedl Drain. & Met., bridge 404.54 Logansport Met. Cui. Cp., do 450.72 Andrews Saw Mill, do .- 551.34 Krick [Welding Shop, dot ;. 30.00 g. L. AE. Lankenau, stir tax 7:77 ernicri Nelson, welfare 40.41 [Mary a. Hazelwood, do 17.85 IMabel Marshall, do ...a 10.08 Veronica Linn, do Ji 4.41 ■Haywood Pub. Co., do 3- 6.81 Citizen’s Tel. C 0.,, do 19.20 H- D. Mosser. twp. assessor 15.20 J Certified before me this 3rd day of Marich 1052. ThurmanX. Drew. Auditor Adams Co. [ 1 ■ The federal bureau of investigation reports. 7*,583 women were arrested in 1950. Arrests included $,328 for assault; 1,109 for burglary; 1.934 for embezzlement; 489 for carrying concealed weapons, and for drunkenness.

Homemaking Tips by Anna K. Williams Home Demonstration Agent Do you remember the wonderful raspberry and blackberrji jams yorir grandihother used to make? They were) so flavorful because grandma used fresh, home grown berries. You, too, can have the same delicious jams if you! raise and pick berries fresh , from the garden. Large, fleshy berries not difficult to raise if you keep the following things -in mind: plant vigorous, tjisease resistant varieties; fjirnish the plants with plenty of organic matter an<| plant j‘ food: and select a well dirainedj soil for ybur plants to encourage! ■ a deep root system. Extension specialists from Pur-’ dpe University's horticulture, ento-j mblogy, botany and plant pathp-l lopy departments have pooled their information in a bulletin entitled. “Raising Rasberries and Blackberries” (extension bulletin 19J1). Now in its fifth revision, this bulletin Contains the latest recommended varieties. and all the new insect and disease control measures. Planting, pruning and fertilizing are discussed thoroughly! Uopies aye available at the Adams county extension office in the opst office building, Decatur— j phone 3-3000, or from The agricul-1 tural puiiliations office, Purdue 1 University, Lpfayette. Home Rendered.. Lard ~ I Homemakers who use homerendered lard iti their cooking are bothered by? two questions. How' p4n the lard be* prevented from becoming strong; and is it all right td use it for cqojking after it turns strong or randid? , Lard is a high-energy food which is almost completely digestible and Contains substances of good nutrition. After it becomes rancid however, it is Undesirable for food purposes. In addition to being unpilatable certain desirable food values have been destroyed. Rancid lard used in s cooking destroys essential vitamins in foods to which it is, added. The keeping quality of lard can l-e improved by adding two to tlirbe pounds of hydrogenated vegetable shortening to 50 pounds j of lard at the time it is rendered ; The preferred method is to add j the vegetable shortening to the! rendered lard in the kettle before j Settling and separating the crack-! lipgs in the lard press. However, the shortening may be added to the melted lard in the storage container. If this is done. Ke careful to stir until the vegetable shortening is, entirely melted so that ft is thoroughly mixed with the lard. When you fill the container, be sure to allow for the additional volume of shortening to be added. ?■ ■' i \ Ji! .I■

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Estate Cases j In the estate of David Steury, a schedule to determine inheritance tax was filed, Report of the county assessor was) filed and npticte is returnable March 31. I In the fcdward Baumgartner estate, the report of the county assessor was l|iled and notice is returnable March 31. Marriage License Donald C. 26, Canton, 0., and Alma Reickowskl, 29, Canton, O. Affidavit Filed An affidavit has been filed by prosecutor Severin 11. Schurger against Donald Haney, west of Decatur. on a, charge of issuing a fraudulent ekeck.l It is alleged that i HaneX wrote a chedt on the Ossian I state ; bank ‘ for C. J. Guenin o( | Adams county and that he did not have Sufficient funds to coter the ; affioutJt. Returns To Office Judge F. Parrish was back in his offide this morning after spending several hoqrs Friday afternoon at Portland sitting .as a special in a Jay circuit court cause/ -■ i J ■ 1 J / ■ 'Ll —TiH PRIMARY (Continwed From Pa«> Onr) tne GOP convention in July, He said Eisenhower might advise Mr. Truman that “his mission in Europe is. completed.” Trad'e in a Good Totfn — Decatur • TAKE I \ PLENAMINS Smith Drug Co.