Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 20, Decatur, Adams County, 25 January 1954 — Page 6

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ADAMS CENTRAL FARMER’S INSTITUTE To Be Held At The ADAMS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL AHD COMMUNITY DUILDING Tuesday, Fsbnary 2, 1954 Exhibit* open to the patron* of the Adam* Central School Corporation GREETINGS: We, the Executive Committee of the Adams Central Fanners Institute, welcome you to this big, event. We invite you to attend all sessions of the Institute. Exhibit* are open to the patrons of the Adams Central School Corporation. We have tried to make an interesting exhibit list Tor,you and hope you will come and spend the day with us and exhibit in several of the different classes. OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES Chairman ftanold Schwarts Vice-Chairman E lllß Converse Treasurer Da* Stoker Secretary ...» Evan lake -t- SOLICITING COMMITTEE 1 Chris Inniger, Chairman; Verl Lautzenheteer, Brice Fisher, Homer, Arnold Jr., Joe Hazelwood, Walter Zimmerman, Dan Lantz, Ezra Kaehr, Sam Ykger, Lester Adler. Martin Habegger, Eli Schwartz, Martin Steiner, Everett Riee and Eugene Arnold. RULES GOVERNING EXHIBITS 1. A membership is required by all adult exhibitors. 2. Exhibitor muet prepare and present hi* or her own exhibit. 3. Label entries before bringing them to avoid mistakes in classifying. 4. All exhibits must be canned or made since Feb. 1, 1953 and not previously exhibited. 5. ErhHdt* in men’s class must be grown by exhibitor. «. Exhibits In boy’« class muet be grown by exhibitor, parent or guardian. , 1. Entries are limited' to one in each class for any farm or family, — 8. No entries accepted after 9:30 a. m., Feb. 2, 1954. 9. Canned goods may be shown in either quarts or pints. 10. All exhibits must remain until the close of the afternoon session. EXHIBITING COMMITTEE LADIES Mrs. Dan Striker, Chairman; Mr*. Theodore Heller, Mrs. Harold Schwartz, Mrs. Boyd Stepier. Mrs. Claude Dennison, Mrs. Russel Mitchel, Mr*. Evan Yak*, Mrs. Oscar Brown, Mrs. Dwight Schnepp, Mrs. ffilis Converse. ~ . 7 MEN Mr. Martin Wateon, Chairman; and Adams Central F. F. A. Chapter. Mr. J. E. Thacker and G. I. Class. MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Mr*, dsn Stocky, Chairman: Mrs. Doyle Hoffman, Homer Winteregg, Russel Mitchel, Lloyd Byerly, Jay Yost. PROGRAM Morning Session 9:30 Music Adams Central High School Invocation Rev. Ralph Johnson 9:45 Address—— ‘Hunch to a Happy Hobby— You'll Find It Right Where You Are” by Mrs. Frank Kirkpatrick, R. R. 1, Kempton, Indiana Address.“ Tomorrow’s Rural Community” by Harold E. Smith, Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana 11:45*12:45 Noon Lunch will be served. Afternoon Session 1:00 Music Adams Central High School 1:15 Addresa—“lf* the Way You Begin” by Mrs. Frank Kirkpatrick Address.-“ Your Property—Plan It’s Transfer” By Harold E. Smith 2:15 Reports 2:30 Drawing of Door Prizes. . L Evening Program 7:45 An Interesting and entertaining program is being planned by the program committee. -. PROGRAM COMMITTEE Elite Converse, Chairman; Robert Ray, Rev. Ralph Johnson, Mrs. Alton Corson, Mrs. Elmer Ekrram, Mrs. Walter Egley, Miss Lucile Beavers, Mr*. Warren Lehman. DOOR PRIZES Y . LADIES 7 let Pri?e—General Mills Iron Monroe Washing Machine Co. 2nd Prize—Bathroom Fixture Christener Plumbing & Heating 3rd Prize—so Chicks , Decatur Hatchery 4th Prize—Garden Book- City New* Stand, Decatur sth Prize—>l.so in Trade—- The Fashion, Berne MEN let Prize—l Selected MatingCurtiss Candy Artificial Breeders 2nd Prize—s gal. Motor OU - Petrie Oil Co. 3rd Prize —Outdoor Incinerator Craigville Garage 4th Prize—lo Gal Gas -- Berne Auto & Welding Shop sth Prize-410.00 credit on T.V. set Riehle Tractor & Imp. BOYS AND GIRLB Ist Prize—Electric Iron — Ellis Lehman, Berne 2nd Prize—2 Gal. Ice Cream —— Vic’s Looker 3rd Prize—Pearls ——— Baber’s Jewelry Store 4th Prize—Marine Band Harp -—Decatur Music House MEN’S EXHIBIT PECK OF SHELLED CORN let Prize—% bu. Glancy Seed Corn -——————— Dan Striker 2nd Prize—2s lb. Moorman’s Triple X Homer Winteregg 3rd Prize-Man’s Work Shirt ....Holthouse & Schulte Clothing 4th Prize-5 Qt*. Motor Oil -— Phil Macklin Co. 10 EARS CORN Ist Prize—% bu. DeKalb Seed Corn - Chris Inniger 2nd Prize—Esquire Slipper Socks& Kaye’s Shoe Store 3rd Prize—l gal. Liquid Fertilizer Sprunger Implement Co. 4th Prize—l2.oo in Trade —Pearl OU Co. BEST SINGLE EAR l*t Prize— % bu. Pfister Hybrid Eli Schwartz 2nd Prize—>s.oo In Trade Craigville Elevator 3rd ‘Prize—l gal. Paint-—— Gottschalk Supply Co. 4th Prize —5 qts. Permalube OilD & T Standard Service GALLON OF MAMMOTH RED CLOVER Ist Prize—loo lb. Hog Chow—Berne Equity Exchange 2nd Prize—Grease Job & 5 qts. OU——Jack’s Standard Service, Berne 3rd Prize-4100 Merchandise „—i—.———— Decatur Lumber Co. 4th Prize—Oil Change ————- Liechty Motor Service SAMPLE OF BEST QUALITY HAY Ist Prize —One Free Service Adams County Art. Breeders Assn. 2nd Prize—4s.oo in Trade Orlie Krick, Decatur 3rd Prize—l3.oo Merchandise Zurcher'e Mobil Service 4th Prize —|2.50 'MerchandiseHerman Strahm, Craigville GALLON OF LITTLE RED CLOVER let Prize—loo lb. Master Mix Feed Monroe Grain & Supply Co. 2nd Prize—so lb. Catt Pellets —— Heller Coal & Feed Co. 3rd Prize—Oil Can & Belt Dressing Decatur Eq. Co. 4th Prize—Gas Tank Capßeery Motor Sales ~Y~’ - J 7 peck of wheat Ist Prize —% bu. Pioneer Hybrid Martin Habegger 2nd Prize —>3.00 Id Trade Ed. Affolder & Son 3rd Prize—l2.so in Trade Adams Co. Farm Bu. Coop., Berne 4th Prize—42.so in Trade Adams Co. Farm Bu. Coop., Monroe peck of soybeans Ist Prize— 25.00 in Merchandise Berne Fann Equip. 2nd Prize—Cash and Mdse „ Adam* Co. Fann Bu. Coop. Lumber Yd. 3rd Prize —$2.50 in Trade.—-Adame Co. Farm Bu. Co-op. Bulk Plant Sth Prize—Grease Job Moser Sunoco Service, Berne PECK OF OATS Ist Prize—ls.oo in Trade ...Graber Tin & Plumbing 2nd Prize —2 - 5 qt. cans Premium Oil Jefferson Garage 3rd Prize—42.oo worth of Grinding Horace Lehman Feed Mill 4th Prize—Grease Job Berne Oil Co. BEST SHELLING EAR Ist Prize —2 • 50 lb. bag* Honegger Feed Gerber’s Feed Store 2nd Prise—Cash and Mdse. .... Adams Co. Farm Bu. Co-op. Imp. Shop 3rd Prize—Grease Job & OU Change— Schwartz Ford Co. 4th Prize —Grease Job Sinclair Service, 2nd & Jefferson, Decatur - ~~f« - ; . 18 ' BOY’S EXHIBITS WHITE EGGB—ONE DOZEN Ist Prize—s3.oo Cash tad Prize—42.oo Cash 7._- -7. • trd Prize—>2.oo fa Trade— Cal Peterson Clothing Store 4th Prize 1 gal. ice Creamßerne Ice Cream

BROWN EGGB—ONE DOZEN y. Ist Prize —23.00 Cash 2nd Prize—22.oo Cash • - 7'. 3rd'Prize—OH Change Gene’s Mobil Service 4th Prize—l gal. Ice Cream Berne Ice Cream , PECK OF SOYBEANS Ist Prize —Toy Combine and Tractor Dlerke’s Imp. Co. 2nd Prize —22.00 Cash 3rd Prize —<2.00 in Trade ... Beguu’s Clothing Store 4th Prize—sl.2s in Trade ... Cy'a Barber Shop PECK OF WHEAT Ist Prize —23.00 Cash ' ■ ...' 2nd Prize—22.oo Cash 3rd Prize: —<1.00 Cash —Mdse. .. ... Hocker Drug Store 4th Prize —21-50 in Trade ,* Decatur Auto Supply PECK OF OATS Ist Prize—23.oo Cash 2nd Prize-452.00 Cash x . 3rd Prize—2l®° Cash—'Mdse. — .... Coy’s Barber-Shop 4th Prize—<l.so Mdse Western Auto Store, Decatur 10 EARS CORN Ist Prize—23.oo Cash 2nd Prize —Toy Tractor & Wagon Morrison Farm Store 3rd Prize—Oil Change* — Gulf Super Service 4th Prize —Oil Change — Braun’s Marathon Service 10 EARS POPCORN Ist Prize—23.oo Cash < ‘r 2nd Prize—s2.oo Cash " ' ' . ' 3rd Prize—B in. Crescent Wrench — Felber Machine Shop 4th Prize —41.50 in Trade ,Dale’s Shoe Repair PECK OF SHELLED CORN Ist Prize —23.00 Cash 1 2nd Prize —22.00 Cash 3rd Prize-4100 Cash 4th Prize —5 qts. En-Ar-Co Oil Decatur Super Service SCHOOL EXHIBIT 4 ribbons will be awarded in each division. LADIES’ EXHIBITS ANGEL FOOD CAKE Ist Prize—2s.oo in TradeCoppess Corners 2nd Prize—43.oo in TradeHaugk Plumbing & Appl., Decatur 3rd Prize—Shampoo, Wave & Manicure—Cecila’s Beauty Shop, Monroe 4th Prize—sl.oo Cash . . JELLY ROLL Ist Prize —25.00 in TradeSprunger & Lehman Co., Berne 2nd Prize—<2.so in Trade & Cash Foodtown. Berne 3rd Prize —<1.50 In Trade & Cashßerne Equity Meat Market 4th Prize—2loo Cash — - 1/2 DOZ. PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES Ist Prize—2s.oo In Trade Mennonite Book Concern, Berne 2nd Prize —23.00 Cash 3rd Prize—<2.oo in TradeKohne Drug Store, Decatur 4th’Prize—sl.oo Cash 1/2 DOZ. CREAM PUFFS tat Prize—so Chicks .... —Berne Hi-Way Hatchery 2nd Prize —23.00 Cash 3rd Prize —<2.00 in Trade-Morris 5c to 2100 Store, Decatur 4th Prize—sl.oo Cash CINNAMON ROLLS Ist Prize —50 Chicks ..... Globe Hatchery, Berne 2nd Prize —23.00 Cash 3rd Prize —$2.00 in Trade— Lee’s Hardware, Decatur 4th Prize —21.00 Cash PECAN PIE let Prize —$3.00 Cash, $2.00 in Tradeßerne I.G.A. Store 2nd Prize —Necklace and Ear Ring Set Sutton Jewelry, Decatur 3rd Prize—s2.oo in Trade Ehinger &. Kortenber, Decatur 4th Prize—-Shampoo & Wave ... Frieda’s Beauty Shop, Monroe NOODLES Ist Prize—so Chicks :. Decatur Hatchery 2nd Prize —Cash & $2.00 in Trade The Habit, Berne 3rd Prize —$2.00 in Trade -- Halterman’s, Decatur 4th Prize—sl.oo Cash . 2 CANS VEGETABLES .-™.. Ist Prize—Cash & 10 lb. Hamburger Lengrich Custom Butchering 2nd Prize —Cash & $2.00 Trade, The Servus Store. Berne 3rd Prize —$2.00 in Trade Holthouse Drug Store, Decatur 4-th Prize—sl.oo. Cash . , ; 2 CANS FRUIT let Prize —50 Chicks —-- Model Hatchery, Monroe 2nd Prize—Cash & $2.00 in Trade .... .... The Moore Store, Berne 3rd Prize —$2.00 in Trade Economy Dept. Store, Decatur ~th Prize —$1.00 Cash EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES Ist Prize —50 Chicks Model Hatchery, Monroe = 2nd Priz^t—s3.oo CaslY' 3rd Prize —$2.00 in Trade (Hose) Haflich & Morrissey, Decatur 4th Prize—sl.oo Cash “ Y, |gg , BEST PARTY APRON Ist Prize —$3.00 Cash, $2.00 Trade/Haubgger Hardware, Decatur 2nd Prize—-$3.00 id Trade.“ Berne 5c to SI.OO Store 3rd Prize —$2.00 in Tradeßexall Drug Store, Decatur 4th Prize —1 Pr. Nylons Miller Jones & Co., Decatur CHILD’S COTTON DRESS, Age 1 to 6 yrs. Ist Prize —$3.00 Cash & $2.00 Tradeßerne Hardware Co. 2nd Prize —Pin-up LampYager Furniture, Berne 3rd Prize —$2.00 in Trade l Niblick & Co., Decatur 4th Prize —1 Qt. White Enamel Paint — Kane Pt. & Wallpaper, Decatur CROCHET CHAIR SET Ist Prize —$3.00 Cash & $2.00 Trade Decatur News Stand 2nd Prize —$3.00 in Trade-Habegger Furniture, Berne 3rd Prize —<2.00 in Trade ....Martz Grocery, Monroe 4th Prize —1 Lunch & Cash L— i- Madge's Lunch, Monroe TEXTILE PAINTING Ist Prize —$3.00 Cash & $2.00 Trade Equity Dairy Store, Decatur 2nd Prize —<3.00 in Trade Klenk’s Service Center, Decatur 3rd Prize —$2.00 in Trade — Palmer’House, Berne 4th Rrize—sl.oo Cash GIRL’S EXHIBITS (Under 18 Years of Age) DOZEN WHITE EGGS Ist Prize —$3.00 Cash 2nd Prize—s2.oo Cash 3rd Prize—sl.oo Cash 4th Prize —50 cents Cash PLAIN MUFFINS —Y-Y’ - Ist Prize —$3.00 Ca5h...... : ■■ -■ - J 2nd Prize —$2.00 Cash , 3rd l > rize—Pin Set -Bower Jewelry Store 4th Prize —50 cents Cash — ICED CHOCOLATE CAKE let Prize —$3.00 Cash 2nd Prize —$2.00 Cash , 3rd Prize—sl.oo Cash 7 4th Prize —50 cents Cash . 7 DOZEN BROWN EGGS let Prize —$3.00 Cash 2nd Prize —$2.00 Cash 3rd Prize —$1.00 Cash 4th Prize —50 cents Cash CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES let Prize —$3.00 Cash 2nd Prize —$2.00 Cash - ' »> 3rd Prize —$1.00 Cash 4th Prize —50 cents Cash , PLATE OF DIVINITY let Prize —$3.00 Cash 2nd Prize —$2.00 Cash 3rd Prize —$1.00 Cash 4th Prize—so cents Cash PLATE OF CHOCOLATE FUDGE Ist Prize—s3.oo Cash 2nd Prize —$2.00 Cash 3rd Prize —$1.00 Cash 4th Prize—so cent* Cash HANDICRAFT let Prize—s3.oo Cash 2nd Prize —$2.00 Cash ' • 3rd Prize —$1.50 Mdse. Western Auto Store, Decatur 4th Prizes—sl.oo Cash ONE-PIECE DRESS let Prize—s4.oo Cash 2nd Prize —$3.00 Cash 77 „ "UfiTPrize—42.oo 4th Prize—sl.oo Cash.

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Fined For Driving Without "License Tom J. Anton, Decatur, arrested several days ago on a charge of operating a motor vehicle with an expired driver’s license, pleaded guilty to the charge Saturday morning in justice of peace court. Anton was fined $1 and costs amounting to $14.75 and was admonished to cease driving' until he procured a license. ________ * Three Minor Mishaps Reported By Police The city suffered most in three minor automobile mishaps over the wegk-end and two lamp posts were knocked down. An automobile driven by Harve Beery, 74, Pleasant Mills, collided with a lamp post at the corner of Rugg street and;’ Mercer avenue early Sunday morning. An affidavit charging Beery with failure' to report the mishap .was- «u file—in— justice, -of - peace, court today. An auto driven by Elmer Wendell, 27, Decatur, struck a jamp post in the 100 block on Monroe street .Sunday morning at 8:15 o’clock and damage was estimated at sls. The third mishap occurred Sunday morning when a car driven by Gerald Parker, 27, Fort Wayne, skidded, just east of the Monroe street bridge and struck a, sign. Damage to the automobile was estimated at $125. No personal' Injuries were reported in any of the mishaps. / Two Filling Station Breakins At Berne Two filling station break-ins at Berne during the night Sunday or early this morning were reported to sheriff Bob Shraluka, The robbery at the Berne Oil Co,, which was discovered by Don L&utzenheiser. employe, when he opened up for business thta.-morning netted the burglars $25 in cash and considerable merchandise. Almost S6O in cash and merchandise were netted in the burglary of the Balsiger Super Service at Berne. Sheriff Shraluka received the report from Berne chief of police Karl Sprunger and these two officers, along with state detective sergeant Truman Bierie and patrolman Walter Schindler are investigating. At noon today few clues to the two break-ins were available. It is believed that both entrances were

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made by the same group. In eac/ instance money, merchandise arid candy and cigarettes were stolen. 4-H Junior Leaders . On Winter Outing Adams county 4-H junior leaders spent Saturday at Pokagon State Park on an all day winter outing. The group left Decatur at 8 a.m. and returned at 11 p.m. Those going on the trip were: Alice Stpber, Audrey Kuhn, Colleen Egly. Carolyn King, Rita Ehrsam. CTenda Johnson, Rowena Merriman, Donna Owens. Herb Kitson, Herb Marbach, Dee Myron Byerly, Roger Koeneman, Stanley Allison, Paul Germann, Jimmy Lobsiger. Carl Bluhm, Sally McCullough, Gloria Koeneman, 4-H club agent, and Anna K. Williams, home demonstration agent. BOWUNG SCORES “ jißipr League W L Pts. Decatur Auto Parts .. 7 2 10 Houser Chevrolet 6 3 8 Smith Pure Milk 6.3 8 Two Brothers 5 4 7 Family Restaurant ...... 6 3 .6 Moose 3 6 4 Beavers Service 2 7 3 Telephone Company ..2 7 2 High scores—l. Heare 217; Hause 214; Ziinriierman 202; Slusser 202. - Merchant League W L Mansfield 6 0 Schwartz Ford Service .... . 5 1 Painters ....—.........4 2 Farlings 4 2 Krick Tyndall No 1 4 2 Hammond 3 3 Kricl Tyndall No 2 2 4 Zintsmaster ..................... 1 5 Corner Pocket ... 1 5 Old Crown 0 6 High scores—Dawson 229; Ashbaucher 212; DeVore 207; Ladd 201; Cochran 200. Rural League W L Decatur Equipment ‘ 6 0 Pete’s Insurance 5* 1 Keifer ...... 4 2 Schmidt Lockers ..... 3 3 Kenny’s lee Delivery .... .; 2 4 El. Producto 2 4 Decatur Ready Mix '1 ’5 Heller’s 1 6. High scores —P. Bleeke 218; D. Bulmahn 211. P. Buckingham bowled. 3 games of 136 each. 1 '

Six Traffic Deaths Reported In Stale Three Os Victims Students At Purdue By UNITED PRESS Indiana recorded only six fatalities in four traffic accidents during the weekend. Three of the victims were Chinese students at Purdue University, killed in one a reck. State police said two other Chinese students were injured badly in the car-truck crash on U. S. 52 northwest of Lebanon Saturday night. The dead were identified as Martin Ta Chang Pu, 23. Taipeh, Formosa; David C. Kao, 19, Taipeh, and Lawrence C. Tseng, IJong Kong. In critical condition at St. Vincent's hospital in Indianapolis was Yum Chuen Fu, 23, Hong Kong. Richard Pai, Honk Kong, *was listed as serious. Authorities said the youths were traveling to Indianapolis at high speed when their car rammed the rear of a steel-laden flat-bed truck. Police said the impact sheared the roof off the car. Truck driver Phillip Miller, 34, Indianapolis, was not hurt. Authorities said they believed Fu was driving the car. Charles H. Pelkey. 61. Chicago Heights, 111., was injured fatally Sunday night when his car skidded on ice-covered Ind. 8 northwest of Knox an detruck a tree. Mrs. Richard Satterlee of near South Bend was killed when her car skidded on a slippery patch of highway near Mishawaka and overturned four times. Authorities said she*was driving to work at a Mishawaka factory when the accident occurred. James L. Scott. 31, Valparaiso bartender, was kjlled Sunday when he lost control of his car. It jumped a ditch, struck a tree, bounced beak into the road and overturned. His wife, Maxine, 28,

-Public SaleWe will sell at public auction the following personal property on the Fred Moser Farm located 5 miles east of Bluffton, Indiana on Staff Road No. 124; or 5 miles south of Decatur, Indiana, on State Road No 27 to Coppess Corners, then 7 miles west on State Road No. 124, on Wednesday, January 27,1954 SALE STARTING AT 10:00 A. M. — HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE — (T. B. & Bangs Tested) 2 Holstein cows, 6 years old. due to freshen by day of sale. Holstein cow, 7 years old. due to freshen Feb. 22. Holstein and Jersey cow. 6 years old. due Feb. 21. Holstein cow, 7 years old,"due MarchTT. Holstein cow-, 4 years old, rebred Nov. 17. Holstein cow. 6 years old. fresh and open. Holstein and Jersey cow, 6 years old. rebred Nov. 31. Holstein cow, 6 years old. rebred Nov. 16. Holstein cow, 6 years old. fresh and open. Holstein cow, 7 years old, rebred Nov. 24. Holstein cow, 9 years old, rebred Jan. 9. White Holstein cow’. 6 years old, rebred Dec. 2. Roan cow, 6 years old, due to freshen soon. ■ , . 4 Holstein heifers, from the above cows, coming 2 years old, due . to freshen this spring. • - 1 yearling Holstein bulk eligible to register. This is a good producing herd of Holstein dairy cattle with lot of size and quality.. Producing from 6 to 10 gal. of milk per day when i're'di with an average test of 4 for the oast 2 years. You are welcome to inspect them before day of sale. — HOGS — 12 head Hampshire, Duroc and Yorkshire, first cross brood sows, due to farrow from Feb. Ist to Feb. 10th. Old immuned. . HAY AND GRAIN 500 bales red clover hay; 500 bushels Clinton No. 59 oats from certified seed; 200 bales straw. ; DAIRY EQUIPMENT—I9S2 T-33 4-can side-door milk cooler; 1952 2unit Surge milking machlne, t! Compiete with pump, pipe and stall cocks; 1952 Surge dairy water heater; 8-can milk can rack; 10, IQ-gal. niilk cans; strainer and buckets; double dairy wash tank. MISCELLANEOUS —2, 8-hole hog feeders; winter hog fountain; Power King 8” power bench saw; girl’s bicycle; Jet pump with H.P. motor; % H.P. electric motor; cream separator; butter churn; large lot of good used lumber. 4x4’s, 4x6’s..SxS’s. etc; also house doors apd: windows; storm door; many other articles not mentioned.” ’ HOUSEHOLD GOODS — Frigidaire. fully automatic, white porcelain kitchen range; Kelvinator 9 ft. electric refrigerator; Bendix automatic electric washer; Bendix automatic electric dryer;- solid maple twin bed oom suite, complete with twih beds, boxsprings, innerspring mattresses; vanity and bench; chest of drawers and night stand; maple bedroom suite, mattress "4Md springs, chest of drawers, vanity and bench; 2 bedroom chairs; twin bed spreads; Hollyw-ood single bed and- mattress; single bed and springs; Simmons maple arms studio couch with 2 maple chairs to match; maple magazine rack; maple bridge lamp; Zenith arm chair radio; mahogany, knee hole desk and chair; Queen electric sweeper and attachments; mahogany end tables and coffee table; book case; magazine rack: lamps; mirrors; typewriter; stairway car]>et and runners; hammock; 2 lawn chairs; items. CONSIGNED — 2 — TRACTORS — 2 1946 John Deere Model A tractor with cultivators in good condition. 1940 W-C Allis Chalmer tractor with cultivators, in good condition. FARM IMPLEMENTS 3-bottom John Deere No. 55 hydraulic lift tractor plow on rubber, 1 year old; Little Genius 2-bottom 16” tractor plow oft rubber; McCormick Deering 9-A heavy duty 8 ft. tractor disc; McCormick Deering, regular 8 ft. tractor disc; New 8 ft. Dunhatn cultimulcher; General Implement 8 ft. cultimulcher; New Idea No. 14 tractor manure spreader on rubber: Kewanee 4-section spike tooth harrow; horse-drawn Avery manure spreader; 4-row Black Hawk tractor corn planter with fertilizer attachments; Coby No. 21-A heavy duty rubber tired wagon with metal rack and grain bed; Massey-Harris No. 6 power take-off mower, used 2 seasons; Horn stalk shredder; Horn manure loader with brackets for H and M tractor: John Deere 10” hammer mill; Mt. Vernon 10 ft. fertilizer lime spreader on rubber; Oliver power corn sheller; Superior 12-hole fertilizer grain drill; nearly new Kelley Ryan elevator with drjig and electric motor; power driven Iron Age field duster; 6 heavy duty 2-wheel dollies for moving buildings, etc. TERMS—CASH. Not responsible in case of accidents. Lunch served on grounds Sale will be held under tent; Ellenberger Bros. —Auctioneers FRED MOSER & SON, Owner Farmers & M'erchnnts Bank —Clerk 22 25

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— — 'A KA MROVAN D JIIA S (above) ousted from top party posts in Communist Yugoslavia after accusing officials’ wives of “snobbery,” declares he still is a good party member in spite __ of his expulsion. He resigned as president of the national assembly after being fired from the executive and central committees of the Communist party. Formally he was charged with “heresy.” (International) was injured. Tire accident occurred near the Valparaiso city limits. It was witnessed by Scott’s brother, Willie, who was following in another auto. Swallows Liquid, Taken To Hospital - Jayson Harmon, two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Harmoa Stratton Place, furnished quite a scare for the father Sunday morning when he consumed some liquid at the Harmon home, marked “for external use only.” The baby was taken to the Adams county memorial hospital for medical treatment, and It was learned today that there probably will not be any 111 effects. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur