Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 105, Decatur, Adams County, 2 May 1952 — Page 6

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FEW CONTESTS n- fc*Mlzw6 Front Page One ) •; for the hoard and Victw~ElalffiH and Clinton Hart are the Democrat ..candidates. Polls will-open in the 39 preclncts at 7 o’clock, daylight saying >time Tuesday morning, and <lll close at 7 of clock daylight savin# \ Inspectors will go to tke office of county clerk K Jaberg Saturday to receive their election supand final instructions for i conducting the election. There are more than ll.Ofifl rOg--istered voters in the county and usually about 50 percent of those qualified vote in the primary election. Each party also will game delegates to the state conventions and

7T—: . ======== ~ —— ■ ~ - —— 4-. .... NOTICE TO I —- ■■ '' n 1 I TAXPAYERS . MONDAY, MAY Stb '/I’l ' FINAL DAY '/ i. “ TO PAY TAXES k . Jll i : ’ 111 Pay ; Now And Avoid The Lasi< /’ ./ V Minute Rush j V \ : OFFICE OPEN . ■ * •* I P \ >i ' \ Hi i ,4 I” \ MONDAYS through SATURDAYS \» 48:00 A. M.to 4:30 P.M. ? : \ | ' ... ’ Including Noon Hours ‘ ■ Richard D. Lewtoil '' I COUNTY TREASURER H ! ; -H—

Your Vote and Influence Will Be Appreciated . • i r __ \ . : -a Groce Tope Democratic Candidate , V for j ■ County Auditor i. Wtp No. 17 on Democrat Ballot | jW " ’tri . • |/ . . • rjjllllW™™ . j 4 Primary JSlection j ;■ Tuesday, AfayS, 1952 m poi. Advt. ..... 1 | ■■ ■ •• ;• ■ i Opening Os FRUIT MARKET at WILLOW BEND [' ' | ’ i; f r .•■ • i : I ' • I' •' ■ by Jack and Jim Fisher, I sons of Carl fisher V 4, 1 TRUCKLOAD OF MICHIGAN POTATOES IN 50 Lb. BAGS — TO BE SOU) AT CEILING PRICES’ T L BUY NOW’ I T- ? > '"■ j \ — 1 All Kinds.of .t I Florida Juice Seedless Seed Potatoes I ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT . 24 . ‘I- 00 10 49c ——J I — o ;KSiT. I r onion plenty of _ B “ M * * S PLANTS NEW iocs- - POTATOES . 'i. .. 4-. —r'.'iij --1.. ■j.y..,, — Juice f Large! Pascal Solid LEMONS I CELERY HUD LETTUCE '■ v. _■ ■ | ■' I 49c doz. 19c stalk 2 heads 29® [' ; 1 : f * 7 Li ' . | ' i phone fisher BROS, free 3 .3 663 FNITMMKET CEUVERY •: ; i—■— M L—__ J-. v : i ,

precinct eon mitteemen. ~ I,'The elected \<eommititeemen and their vice-committeerten iWill; meet \ Iti Decatur Saturday, May ls». at !eeparate conventions to pame county and < ther party officers for a ?wo year period. Dr. Hurry Hebble. Democ ’at county obair-i man. and Harry “Peck” Essex; Republcian count;- chairman, 'both are candidates for reelecliop. Neither at present has a.ny Organized oppositiori. BICYCLE ‘I NSPECTION (Continued 1 row "Pa are One) did drive at nig it. Generally', most of the students appreciated the importance of the inspection, some, however—perha >s because of their age-rwere apathetic. ' . j In a last m|iute [effort to [ get

thelc bikes in good shape for the inspection that was held at Lincoln school, more than 25 bicycle-owhers rushed to local seryice stations to get a nut tightened here, an adjustment there, demonstrating that the children respect the importance of the inspection. \| [ All the information,: ip the fotm of movies, literature and talks, was aimed at impressing the students With the importance of the more neglected—but. nevertheless vitally important-!—points of safe cycling. For example: (1) bicycle drivers fail to give right-dbway; (2) piany bicyclists do not signal intention of turning; (3) two jout of five fatal accidents occurred because there was no front or rear light on bicycle.; The forgoing examples are the reason why each year children between the ages of 12 and 14 are involved in approximately 42,000’ injuries and 600 deaths each year. Each bicycle that was to be * driven at night received five scotch stickers gs a reflective material that gives high visibility at night the least pit of light strikes it. ! The stickprs were so placed that the vehicle could be seen from virtually any angle. Thirty-six dollars was expended for the stickers, sl4 of which was contributed by the children themselves. ■' XOTICK TO CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals forth scraping, cleaning, an.d painting of various* bridges on the State Highway System, will be received by the Chairman of i the State; Highway Commission at hia office in the State Hbuse Annex, Indianapolis, Indiana, until 10:00 A.M. \Central Standard Time on' the 16th day of May, 1952, when all proposals will be publicly opened and read. I. CONTRACT M-3480-Rridge Painting in Fori Wayne District of twelve steel Structures |n the following counties: Noblei Elkhart, Miami, Huntington. Adams, and Wells. . Bids are invited on the scraping and cleaning of approximately 1683 lineal feet Os bridge and the applying of approximately 997 gallons of paint. . ” Proposals may be examined at the office of the Coiinmissilon in Indianapolis. Indiana. [[. ’ STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA Sniuuel C. Hadden, Chairman MAY 2—9 , / California’s emergency If ire fighting costs during the hazardous 1950 season exceeded -' -.4 '- 1 ' I/ ; '"7-4-

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\OTICP TO PFTtTfONRRg . AVft TAAPAU4HB OF HEARINGS O APPLICATIONS FOR HEANHEgq. WENT OF HEAL ESTATE AMI/OR IMPROVEMENTS IN ADAMS COUNTY, INDIANA. \ Pursuant to the ” brovislona of < hapter 19, Acts of 19117, notice "is hereby given to, the taxpayers Us Adams County, Indiana, that on Sabefore March 21, 1952, there w presented to the State Board of Tai Commissioners a total of 13 petitions signed an* verified by jit owners of real estate and/or improvements thereon specifically d«s» cribed therein for reassessments such real estate and/or improv?-' 1 ments, situated in AdAms County, Indiana, and that the total (estimated) amount of the requested iedtu tlons is $10,230. That the number; of petitions and the requested reductions for each township within the couhty are as follows: Total (Estimated) ■ t No. Os HeductiwßM Township Petitions Requested Frew* \ 1 $1,060 Monroe , s 4,26 ti . . I \ 836 St. Mkrys i 520 Wabash 2 : h 1 oed *, Washington j 5 7 | 2,506 ? That a detailed statement of th® names of the petitioners, the de>. scription of the property, arid amount of each specific reduction requested is posted at the door i&B the county court house of Adams County, Indiana, or at the Cbunty Assessors office, and a separate list in all, townships where such property is located is posted at th® to Win ship trustee or the township assessor of all su<?h townships. ’ The State Board of Tax Commit Hlonem, or a representative thereof* will conduct hearings on all sudh petitions in the office of the County Auditor in the county court house of Adams County; Indiana, dh 1 uesday. May 13. 1952. commencing at-the’ hour of 8:30 a.m’. CST, 9:W antl continuing until Sv., Petitions have been considered: TO CONSHX? 1N AEPH f notice is hereby given Th i}i7^F. EnsONS WHO have pr< SENTED PETITIONS FOR REASSESSMENTS AND TO TAXPAYERS OF ALL TOWNSHIPS WHEREIN SUCH REAL ESTATE 4XD/OR ifc PROVEMENTS ARE LOCATED, That .they are requested to appear at such hearings and show caus&t if any, why reasaeskmciiits of suefii real estate and/or improvements should or should not .bb made; aiJl IF SUCH PETITIONERS DO NOf APPEAR, OR FAIL TO SHOW A Good and sufficient caush WHY THE REASSESSMENTS PHS titioned for should ksr: MADE iOR IF OBJECTING TAJ&-: PAYERS APPEAR AND SHOW (IOOD/jCAVSE WHY SUCH SESSM.ENTS SHOULD NOT BB MADB. THEN THE INDIANA STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMIT SIONEBS SHALL NOT ~ORDEft SUCH REASSESSMENT S, Bui OTHERWISE THU 'STATE BOARS OF TAX (’OMMISSIONERS SHALfi ORDER THE REASSESSMENTS PETITIONED FOR, | STATE BOARD OF TAX COM! MISSIONERS. 1 /s/ Noble W. Hollar ? Noble W. Hollar, ATTEST: /a/ Halpb E. Wliaoa Halpb E. Wllmob. Secretary May 2—9 BOND SALE! NOTICE if Sealed proposal# will be received by the School Board of the Adam£ County Centra) Consolidated SchoiiS of Adams County, Indiana, at ths office of said Board located in Mon* roe, Indiana, up to, the hour of 9:00 (x’c-lock ,A.M. 'Central Standard Time or 10100 o'clock A.M. Dayi light Saving!) Time on the 19th dak of May. 1955. ror the purchase of bonds of the Adams County Central Consolidated School designated ad “School Building Bonds”, in th« aggregate amount of. bearing interest at a rate not to exceed 3% per annum (the 6xa«i rate to be determined by which interest will be payable ett Joly 1, 1953, arid semUannualiy thereafter. Said bpnd* will be dated Jurie 1, 1952, and will be tn .th«i denominations of $1,000.00 and $500.00, and will mature in numerical order as follows;. $5,500 00 on July ,1, 1953; $5,500.00 l‘ on January 1, 1954 each six months thereafter to, and In- ' eluding January 1,1962; and > $6,060.00 on July 1,1962, and each six months thereafter to a and Including January 1, 1968. 1 Bidders for said bonds will he required to nanfe th'e rate of inter--est which the ' bonds are to bear, not exceeding 3% per annum. Such, interest rate must be in of 14 of 1%, and not more than one Interest rate shall be named ‘by each bidder. The bonds will b*j awarded to the highest qualified, bidder whose bld is submitted inj accordance herewith. The highest’ bidder -will be the one who offers; the lowest net interest cost to the Consolidated School Corporation, td;' be determined by computing th®, trital interest on all o*f the bonds! to their maturities.'and deducting; therefrom the premium bld, if any:? No bid for less than the par value df said bonds will be considered, and: the right is reserved to reject any! and ail bids. Bids shall be in sealed enveloped; marked “Bid \ for School Building Bonds”, and each bid shall be accompanied by. a certified oh cashier's check in the • amount of $2,000.60, payable to Adams County’ Central Consolidated School. Th« icheck of the successful bidder will be retained until the bonds have been delivered and payment mad® therefor, and in the event such bidr der shall fail or refuse to complyt with the terms of his bid; and this notice, then such check and the pro* ceeds thereof shall become the property of the Consolidated Schooil Corporation and shall be taken and considered as its liquidated damages growing out of such failure. The checks’ of the unsuccessful bidders will be returned immediately afteiS the award of the bonds. The sue? cessful bidder shall Accept delivery of the bonds and make payment therefor within five days after be* ing notified that’ the bonds are ready for delivery. Said bonds are being issued for. the purpose of procuring funds to be applied on the costs of construction arid equipment of and the purchase of .land, if necessary, for a school building or buildings and facilities for the accommodation of all pupils of school age within said-' Consolidated School Corporation. Said bonds,are the direct obligations of the School Corporation, payable out of unlimited ad valorem taxes so be levied and collected on all of the taxable property within the Consolidated School Corporation, which includes Kirkland School Township, Monroe School Township/ Washington Sohool Township, Mon-rpe-Monfoe Town; and Monroe* I Washington Town, all in Adams - County, Indiana. The approving ' opinion <>f Ross, McCord, Ice and ; Miller, Bopd Counsel of Indianapolis, - Indiana, together with the Bond ' transcripts and the printed bonds will be furnished io the successful ; bidder at the expense of the Con- ! solidated Schdol Corporation. No ’ conditional bids will be considered. The bonds will be ready for de- : livery within approximately twenty j one days after the date of the sale? ? If bids are submitted by mall, they . should be addressed to the undersigned at R. ,R. No. 6, Decatur, > Indiana. Dated this 30th day of April?!9s2. GLENN A. WOHKINGfeR, Secretary School Boar* of Adams County Central Con School. Custer mill siultb, Attorneys Decatur, Indiana. MAY 2—9 j A new oil w6H is brought into ! production every 21 mlodtes in the j United States. |

coMMi«yovrn« claims to hr ALLOWED MAI .1,1052 Decatur Light A Power, bpers233.hf> Citizen's Tel. Co., do 86.20 Haywood Pub. Co;, I do' f 1057.817 Decatur Democrat Co., do ..... 14Q.38 E. F. Jaberg, clerk exp. 1 30.60 Halterman’s, j do 76.06 The Hobbs-Merrill Co, do .... 15.h0 Begun’s Store, do, 72.12 T. I. Drew, aud. exp. 15.03 Rose Nesswald, rec. exp. 5.00 R. ,W. Shraluka, shf. exp. .‘h 83.Q5 i T. J. Metzler, do 1.7... 5.0« < Emergency Radio; Serv., do.. 12.50 i , Federal Lab. Inc.,' do ...A.. 81.95 , <p. B. Custard, sch.. supt. exp. 24.66 *L W. Rothert, do 5.80 1 M. M. Foley, attein. off. mil., 58.05 , L>- E. Archbold, co. agt. exp. 184.81 5 Sally McCullough, do 25.00 i A. K. Williams, ho de ag ex 41.66 . H. M. Gillig, coroner exp. . 44.20 ■ Dr. H. F. Zwick, hea. of. ex. 77.00 S. H Schurger, prp. atty. exp. 30.26 A- Harlow, assessor exp .... . . 21.76 1 Mabel Striker, xio . 110.00 , Ed.; F. Berling, cir. ct. 6xp. 5.00 1 tßobbs-Merrill Co., do 15.00 < Callaghan & Co, do .. 10.00 . Lawyers j Co-Op Pub. Co., do 10.00 1 West Puh. Co., do 38J00 I Citizen s Tel. CP., do 17.40 . C- H. Muselman; prob off mil 8j75 John Bixler, <;t. house exp. \.... 200.00 Hazel Gallogly, do 65 00 > IJ.B. Sanitary Spec. Corp., do 337.1)5 < United States Chern., do • 4.64 ] Button Jewelry Store, do 84.90 Nb- Ind. Pubs-Serv., jail exp. 13 06 Kraft Mkt., do 2.80 I Burke’s Standard Serv., do .... 2.86 Decatur Auto Supply, do .... -I 2.55 :hafer Store, do 5.50 i orris 5 & 10, do , 7.51 , Baker Plbg. & Htg., do 3.00 * ago.. Fosnaugh, Co. home 166.66, ! Bessie Fosnaugh, do U 75.001 , Josephine Brandyberry, do .. 106.00 > Dei® Hendricks, do I 90.00 1 Dairy Martin, do I 15.00 . Cora McFarland, do J. 45.00 1 Grover Kelley, do .....J........ 50.00 j Howard Martin,, do 120.00 R®v. Ord Gehmanj do 4.00 Rev, A. A. Fenpen, do 4.00 i Dr. J. M. Burk, do j 89.00 , Dr- N. A. Bixler, do 6.00 Art Lengerich tjo . ....i 33.70 ; Dri-Gas Corp., do 43.90 , Stiefel Grain Co., do ................. 144.60 1 Kohne Drug Co., do 29.81 : J. W. Lobdell, do 132.04 , Halterman’s * 6.98 1 Connie’s Mkt., do - 511.71 ] Haugk’s 23.44 . Spiegel’s ; 372.29 1 Decatur Ins. Agency, do 36.64 i W. Winner, Wash. Tp. Asses. 100.00 f Chasi Robenold, do : :..U 208.00 j ’ Mary Stults, do 208.00 Mildred Dafwachter, do—208:00 , Chas). E.. Marshand, do 208.00 G. Cl Reinking, Moin. Assessor 166.00, Utto Hoffman, co. comm 91.66 Lewis Wbrthman, do 91.66, ; J. Cv Augsburger, do 91.66 . Ed A. Bosse, So. atty. . 75.00 ; Berne Witness, do .......... 50,16 < Logknspoft Met. Cui, co brid 507.32 Baker & Schultz, do ....: 150.00 Decatur Iris. Ag’cy, ins 33.43W, H. Zwjck & Son, sold. bur. 100.00 Yager Funeral Home, do 300.00 Winfred y.Gerke, fox bounty 12.50 Tfeus. State Ind., inmat stat 660.06 Jrtne Byron San., san 355.00 R. E. Allison, TB Cat. Text 442.90 F- J. Railing, do ..., 148.38 M P. Peck, do >. 327.00 . Charles D. Morrow, do 129.50 Esther Sowards, db' 35.20 Adatris Co. F. 8., tax ref 21.52 .H 4 Mollering. survi. exp. ........ 42.16 Carl Burkhart, tile dr. .....J...... 233.12 Yost Gravel & Ready Mix, do 21.43 Bill Sipe, do 10.00 M|e®hberger Bros. ? Stone, do 10.19 luarvey Lawson, do ~,.,.1—,.... 18.00 Burl Fuhrman, do 3.00 Robert 1 Dudgeon, do 4,....10.00 Alvin Bollenbacher, <s<> '‘- r - 7-50 i Louis Staub, do 2.50 Tillman H. Lehman, do 35.00 Don Harvey, do 12.00 John L. Hindenlang, do ....... ... 12.00 Lester Busick, do 2.50 Jasper M abie, do 35.00 Dan Hilly, do 10.00 Leo Turckes, do 8.,00 Harry K rluse, do •- 3.00 Rufus Liechty, do 9-52 Mrs. Irene Schlemmer, do 14.10 Krick-Tyndall Co., do 600.96 Lawrence Smith, ditch imp. .... 434.00 Theodore D. Bak[er, do 151.20 Theodore Hellerj do 28.00 Long Bros., do ......J............ 84.00 Bakei- & Schultz, do 216.00Petrie Oil Co., do .\ 14.87 Highvrak Frank Singleton, supt. sal 250.00 Philip Strahm, asst. supt. sal.' 253.20 Tom Johnston, do 266.45 Elmer Beer, d 0..?. 232.80 Nathan Meshberger, do 237.60 Hgrry Kershner, -Tr. driver 276.00 Virgil Draper, do .5:. 259.20 Roy Heller, do ..—I. 237.60 Lawrence Koenig, do 232.80 Harold Burger, do 227.70 Burl Fuhrman, do J 227.70 Doh Harvey, do i 230.06 Jack Andrews, do 205.85 Eli Hershey, do .... 227.70 Roger Steiner, do .1 233:46 Arnold Weidler, do J 5 1 ? 5 Menno Sprunger, do 227.70 Chester Shoaf, do 227.70 Vai Schnepp, do 21 <.35 Albert Beer, do ...; 175-JJS Christ Zurctier, do Christ Miller, do 217.80 Joe Augsburger, do 217.80 Joe Spangler, do ...i - Grover Cottrell, do A. M. Hoffmap, do 13;».4O Harold V. Barger' Oper 50.00 Decatur Light & Power, do .... 12.90 Citizens Telephone Co., do .. 17-40 Decatur Auto Supply, do 93.16 Jefferson Garage, do IQ,<O Mae Allister Machinery Co., do 34 <0 McKinley Truck Sales, do .... 4j 0a Paul Yoder, do « 80 Balsiger Welding Shop, do .. 4L4& Korte Bros. Inc., do --- 58.28 Indiana Equipment Co., do 11. 41 Vralgville Garage, do 30.69 Hi-Way Service Sta., do 13.40 iMollenkopt & Eiting Inc., do 188 93 [Klenk’s, do 'Mcßride & Son, do 11 00 ’Pearl Oil Co., do ; 250.90 ’Motor Fuel Tax Div., do ,34 00 Sinclair Ref. Co., do 921.20 Reavers Oil Serv 1 ., do •— -90.63 Riehle Tractor Imp. Co., do 1070 ’Lima'General Tire , Co., do .45|.70l ’Petrie OH Co., do .| *??[•}i Louie Parr, do a Richard D. Lewton, do 477.33 'Meshberger Br. St. Co., mat. 6317..60 Yost Gravel & Ready-Mix, do 897.41 John W. Karch Stone Co., do 585.13 The Krick-Tyndall Co., do .... 29»68 [Arnold Lumber Co. Inc., do 16-00 'Kocher Lbr. A Coal, de Jndiana State Inddst., do .... 6-88 lecatur Ins. Agency, Ins 1098.1a Snap-On Tools Corp., prop. 1109 Bernice Nelson, welfare exp. 49.33 M. J. Hazelwood, welfare mil 12.32 Mabel Marshall, do 15.13 veronica Linn, doi 20.51 Citizen’s Tel. Co., Wei. op ... 16,75 ;Haywood Pub. Co., welfare op 9-00 Certified before me this 2nd day of May, 1952. Thurm«n ; I. Draw, Auditor Adams Co. MAY 2—HOLD ,1 ; . NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE No. 4714 ; Notice is hereby given to the icreditors, heirs and legatees jof tjohn, Brothers, deceased to appear in the Adams Circuit Court, held at of May, 1952, and ighow cause, if any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said -decedent.should not be approved) and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirshlpj and receive their distributive shares. Earl B. Adaufca, Administrator ’[Decatur, Indiana, April 30, 1952. Attorney Earl B. Adams. MAY 2—9 j T . , ‘ NOTICE OF ANNiLAL MEETING : Notice is hereby 1 given of the annual meeting of the Decatur Memorial Foundation,; Inc. to be held at The First State Bank in the City of Decatur. Indiana at 7:30 P.M. F.D.S.T. on Monday; Juhe, 2, 1952. The purpose of thiA meeting is to elect four (4) directors, hear the Mnnu&l report and[ for such other business that miy be properly brought befor® thlk meetingCarl C. Pumphrey, President Memorial Foundation, Inc. £IAY 2 | «

Special Projects Set Up By Clubs 1 1 • j' ■

(By Mrs. E/rvin Lochner) The extension service, through the 17 home clubs of the county Mes to satisfy the needs and desir«4:of the more than 700 women members by making life more as well as profitable. This is 'done by setting up special conamitt|eJs for special projects. 1 | , . . In 1949 a travel committee was appointed and fiohi that, beginning planned trips hM e been m£de to Chicago for two [flays, the attended and at the Washington D. C. sesquejcintennjal celebration, and a several days t,rip was [ made to Detroit. Greenfield Village, Niagara Falls and interesting - points in-Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana. Ally club member is eligible to go on these tripjs. I ’ Each year a party or social is given by each cliib'for some other club of the county. These are ifery interesting and affairs where the womenlmingle in [friendly fashion anfl many new acquaintances are made vfith other woilen from all parts|of ®hn countv. In January, “19&2, the first president’s dlfeb -was organized. This is the j club in |he. state and in the Uni|ed States. It %-as ht the Z|gn Evangelical aiij| Reformed chu&di in Decatur. Meetings ardltO be each year, i|i the spring ssjid the other in Mil. for the plrpose of old acqua|nf— ri || -fl To Voters of Washington [ TommHkßWhen cHMbiis squabble and fuss over’a school, the least considered and the greatest sufferers are the children. f Let’s feuding and build £ school for the 800 kids in Apams Central school corporation. You will feel if you vote for the school v; l BALtzell Democrat icX'andidate 'for . Board ■ Washinfftqn Township \Pol. Advt.l ’ x ’[ Si I ' *' l j . i

GofTo Polls [Tuesday, May 6th Hlo.' ; ■ : ‘ B ' And \ a- - • I ;i ■ s | NOMINATE Cirtlierine L Lose •I 1 ' I W-Jf f COUNTY RECORDER %. . No. IS on DEMOCRAT BALLOT ] jl ■ \ ; ;''V .f - ■■ ’ . ■ • ' <■ .■ L. f Mrs. Catherine L. Lose has been a faithful and hard working Demo* crat for years and By Noting for her next Tuesday, May 5 6th, all Democrats can return the favor she so richly Pol. Advt. x _' r ■ r' ■ . .r ' ! L_____—_ t ... i > .; j: - ■- , 4 : j ' . .-k.-, -■ ■ ' - . I TOTE FORCED E. HOLTER ■■■■■■■■■■■■l COUNTY AUDITOR No. 16 on Democrat Ballot ■ • Graduate of International Business Cbllege ‘ - - • Court Bailiff of Adams Circuit Court for 10 Years. ■ • Experienced in Gross and Federal Income Tax Filing for Individuals and Business Firms. • Now Operate a Bookkeeping and Accounting Service. ■ . * * |WOUR SUPPORT AND VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED FRED E. KOLTER U Pol. Advt. -

tances and 1 j friend ships and also rio help promote other worthwhile projects of the heme demonstration ’.blubs. Mrs. Noel Hemphill was elected chairman dt the past president’s club, Mrs. Noah HabeJgger vice-chairmanl and Mrs. Harry Cro(|vnover secretary-treasurer. Jf you have hoiki thing to sell or ro orbs for tfy a Democrat Waflt Ad. lip brings results. j, NOTICE OF FINAI SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE r N«». 41 4K Not|ce is hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatee’s of Jambj W. 'AnflreWs, deceased to 0;'pear iin the Adam.; Circuit Court. I held at Decatur, Indiana, on the. 22 day <lf May, 1952, ind show cause, -if any,, why the FINAL SETTLE- - MENt ACCfOIiNTS with the 'estate of sa|d decedent should riot be apand h.sirs are notified to then and there t'nake proof of heir Ship, arid receive their ihstri,butiy6 shares. ; I ■ J '■ Ida Inch, Executrix Decatiur, Indiana, 1952.' Attorney Ed A. Il<i«<e. ' ABRIL 25—May 2 '

EMBLEM CLUB SPRING DANCE ail the ELKS HOME Saturday, May 3rd 10:00 P. M. to 1:00 A. M. | GOOD ORCHESTRA < All Elk Members and Out-of-Town ’ . ) Guests art invited. y ' ■ TICKETS 50c per person Can >e purchased from any Emblem Club Member or at the door. Democrat I For Congress Fourth District [: Howard Morrison lTSje.wM Fort Wayne • [ I would like, to have |he opportunity of serving you - ’ ikc.J — VOTE FOR— imffiWtPy ™ MORRISON CONGRESS 1 A JHM Pot. Advt.

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———t -j/ ■ 7 jrf Jf you have gome ruing to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

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DDN’T HESITATt TO APPLY TO .OS WHEN TOO NEED A LOAN [ [ We wijl make a $25 Idan just at , I i quick as we .will a larger one. Your signature and income are the chief [ ’ security requirements. f A small part of your income each month will repay a loan. Special , j terjns are available to farmers or other persons with seasonable ink ■ corrie. ll.';'’ Loans quickly and privately made ! usually;on same day you apply. Let . us tell you more about it-*—no obli«_ Cation, phone pt LOCAL LOAN COMPANY ■p GroundFloer 1 I 138 N. Second St., Brock Bldg. Phene 3-2013 Desatyr, Ad.; KBEKBBSBmimwmmHSHMHimiiiiBB