Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 160, Decatur, Adams County, 9 July 1954 — Page 2

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Parting's Neat Market QUALITY HOME DRESSED MEATS AT FAIR PRICES Compare Our Beef for Quality and Prices and you will come to Fading’s to buy the Best for Less! ’ ROUND CENTER CUT SWISS CHUCK ROAST m. 59 C n>. 39c CHOICE TENDER PURE SIRLOIN STEAK GROUND REEF ft- 63c 3 tbs - s l*®o LEAN ALL PORK PORK PAN SAUSAGE HEARTS I*. 39c lb. a 9c BY THE CHUNK SHOULDER HEAVY VEAL BACON STEAK m. 45c ft- 49c ■ ' - ■ STORE W(EEK DAYS—S:BO *. m. to 8:00 p. m. 1 •ATURDAYB—B:3O a. m. to 8:00 p. m. HOURS SUNDAYS—B a.m. to 12:30 3:30 to 8:00 p.m.

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Mm. Dick Shßw ®f Shelby. Ohio, arrived Tueeday evening and was accompanied home by her mother. ■Mrs. Grace AUwein. wl»o will leave soon tor N’ew York City to spend several months with her daughter. Mrs. George Keene and family. Tom Aliweht and ot Gibson City. 111. arrived Tuesday evening to ylsit a few days with Mrs. •Burt Townsend and ..family, James L>. Burdg of Decatur was fined 316.50. including costs, for exceeding the speed limit near Ossian. - : Edgar Henderson, Hartford City, school teachgr. who for years has

NOTICE I will be out of my office from July Bth to 19th R.K. Parrish M.D.

INSURANCE FIRE-WINDSTORM-AUTO-THEFT-BURGLARY LIABILITY-WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION, Etc. ’ COWENS INSURANCE AGENCY L. A. COWENS JAMES COWENS - 208 Court St > Phone 3-3801

TO DBCATCT DAILY DKMOCTUT, DWUTCX. PTOUm

worked during the vacation period at Bluffton as a linotype operator, waa cltfd fey trooper Bernard Maag on a charge of disregarding a stop sign on state road 303. He will appear in justice court at Bluffton. ■Rose Mary Stanton of Decatur has been employed to teach English and music at * the Madison township school in Jay county. She formerly taught at Pleasant Milla. The 40th annual Farmer** picnic at the William Schaadt grove near Chattanooga, 0., will be held August 5. Tractor gulling and showing, of 4-H calves will be morning features. Arthur Hall, Decatnr businessman. is confined by illness to his home on Cleveland street. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Andrews are on a four week trip through the southern and eastern states. Youth Is Killed In Fall From Bicycle FORT WAYNB. Ind. (IMS) -T Sixteen-year-old Thomas Moulin who recently recovered from bulbar polio was killed Thursday when he fell from his bicycle near his Fort Wayne home. The youth was hospitalised with polio from Sept. 4. 1952 until two months ago when he was pronounced completely cured.

Worst Week Os Year In Polio Incidence Total Nearly Half Under 1953 Figure INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — Indians underwent its worst week of the year in the rate of polio attacks for the period ending July 3 but the total remained nearly half under the 1953 figure. —s, *Lake county with three new cases, raising the total to tour, led the week’s reporters. That increase plus the removal of one case previously -listed by Marion county, tied those two for the lead. One case each was reported last week by Floyd, LaPorte, Madison, Pike, Pulaski and Putnam counties. In each case it was the first reported forthese’eounties. The total for th* year to July 3 is 36 with 65 listed during the same period last year. Only the one death in two cases reported from Noble county has been entered for the year. Other counties are Allen I, Blackford 1, Clark 1. Deleware J.-Elk-hart 2, Hamilton 1, Huntington 1, Porter 3, 84. Joseph 2, Vermillion 2, Vigo 1 and Wayne 1. Ag Teachers Attend Purdue Conference Vocational agriculture teachers in city and county schools returned today from Purdue University, where they attended the 40th annual Indiana, vocational agriculture and veterans teachers conference. Decatur's ag-teacher, William Journay, was among the group. Others who attended the interesting four-day session were Fred Meier, Raymond Schanding, Eugene Sprnnger. Gordon Adamson. Martin Watson. Leonard Kingsley, and Kenneth Von Emon. Monthly Report Os Dairy Association The Adams county dairy herd improvement association had a butterfat average ot 36.3 pounds during June, according to' the monthly report of Everett Rice, supervisor. The 10 high herds: Daugherty & Amstutz, 49; C. P. Steury A Sop, 47.5; Reuben Schwartz, 45.5; Albert Lehman, 44.3; Edison Lehman, 44.1; Holman Egly, 43.6; Carl E. Amstutz, 43.4; Rolandes Liechty, 43.2; Dan Striker, 42.4; Ben & Noah MazeJin,. 41.1. ...The IF high cows: Albert Lehman. #l3; 'Aeuben Schwartz, 88.3; Reuben Schwartz, 88; Paul Liechty & Sons, 86.6; Martin Habegger, 81.9; Paul’Liechty * Sons, 81.2; Rolandes Liechty, 80.4; Daugherty A Amstutz, 77.8; Rolandes Liechty, 75; Paul Liechty & Sons, 74.6. 50TICE OF ADMIMISTR-VnOJt Ratate »•. 4»7S ~ In the Adame Circuit Court Os Adams County, Indiana. Notke 4e hereby given that William H. Bell was on the 24 day of June, 1964, appointed: Executor of the will of Clarence E. Bell, deceased . All persons (having clelnw against said estate, whether or not now due, OMMIt file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first.publication of tMs notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Decatur,.lndiana, this 24 day of June. 1954 EDWAiItD F. JABERG Clerk ot the Adams Circuit Court for Adams County, Indiana. VOGLBWEIVE A Lawyers 4/ss .NOTICE OF PIBLIC SALE OF REAL KSTATE Caase Na. 4.MT7 The undersigned Administrator of the estate of Barbara Campbell deceased, by virtue ot an order ot the Adams Circuit Court of Adams county Indiana, at the hmir of I o'clock P.M.. on the ll»lh day of July, 1954, h# will sell at Public Auction all of decedent’s Interests in the following described real estate situated in said county: iCommeiivltig at the northwest corner of the soutli west quarter of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter wf section 29 in township 25 North, of runge 11 east thenei east 20 rods, thence south S rods, tliert'-e west twenty rod| to ttie west line of raid quarter e'ertlun, thence north on said line to •Hie place of beginning, containing ue 11» acre, more or less. The land will he sold subject to the approval of said Court, for not less than the full appraised value; subject to the taxes for the year l»il pasalile in 1955; on the following terns:. Not It as than lIUO.OO to in- paid in cash at time of salty, italame to be paid -within thirty’ day- upon d-ltvery of deed and abstract: purchaser to have the right to have altstracd examined prior to making flnnl pa y-ipenh-s-Mir sdmlnMtratnr reserving the right to elect what -objections thereto, If tny. he will meet. HMNftY H. IfIHLI.KR. AJinlnlstrator of Estate of Barbara Campbell, deceased. Jeff Liechty, Auctioneer Jl’I.Y 9—l«

OUR — SWIMMING POOL IS NOW OPEN! Refinished! Re-Sanded! CLEAN! CLEAR! and COLD! r1 We Invite . . . Swimming Parties Any Day of the Week Hours:. 1:00 to 10:00 P. M. Clem’s Lake.

Red Cross Directors Meet Tuesday NightEleven new board member* will be elected at a meeting of the Ad* ami county Red Cross board of directors Tuesday at 7:80 p.m. in the local Red Cross office. W. E. Petrie is chairman of the nominating committee., which includes Miss Bernice Nelson and Earl Fuhrman. Roscoe Giendening will be in charge of the meeting. Also on the agenda is the awarding of certificates to the new staff aides who recently completed courses training* them for volunteer service. ——— To Deliver Sermon From Plane Tonight The Rev. Charles Fisher, the flying parson, who is conducting a series of evangelistic services in Decatur at the corner of Dayton and Tenth streets, will deliver a sermon from the air at 6 o'clock tonight, it was announced today. The words of the well known evangelist will come from a loud speaker attached to the airplane and will be heard over the entire community. The air service will in no way conflict with the regularly scheduled meeting at 7:4S o’clock tonight. Healing services Will be conducted at tonight’s meeting and again Sunday afternoon. It was announced. NOTICE OF SPECIAL SKITCTO OF THE ADAMS COUNTY COUNCIL. AND Pisuc HEARING IK THE MATTEI OF EMERGENCY ' APPMOnUATIO N 9 Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of tAdnjns Comity, Indiana that the County Council of said i-ounty wIU meeit at Its usual meeting place in the Courthouse In the city of Decatur, Indiana, at ttie hour of S:9O o'clock AM on the 11th & 13tft days of July, 1»54, to c-mrlder the following additional appropriations which the Board of County Commissioners considers ne< eesary to meet She extraordinary emergency existing at this time, which were not Included tn the current budget: Clerk 200 Operating ..| 100.00 Treasurer tlOSc Clerical Help SOO.OO 104 Treaaurer 0% 200.00 200 Operating SOO.OO Assessor 108 New Improvements .... 250.00 200 Operating 200.00 Washington Townwhip Assessor 102 Ralary of Deputies .... 530.00 M 3 New Improvements 200.00 Prosecuting Attorney 103a Clerical Assistance .... 400.00 104 Witness Fees 50.00 Election Board SOO operating 300.00 County Conwnisaloners 402 Uceneee for Horse Drawn Vehicles 110.00 502 Emergency Fund for Poor Fund „ 1000.00 Highway 103 d Social Security 375.00 205a Rep Trucks i Mach 1800.n0 2SBa Oasollne 1500.00 Oil Grease —.. 400.00 20« d Garage Supplies 100.00 203 Tile A Sewer Pipe .w..y 100.00 301 Stone 8000.00 SIS Asphalt Bitumus 8000.00 Taxpayers may appear at this meeting and shall have the rigtit to ■be heard on the necessity for rwh emergency appropriations. Any emergewy appropriations finally determined upon will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax KYwrTmlssloners. which Board will hold a further hearing thereon within fifteen days at the County Auditors office. At such hearing taxpayers desiring to object to each emergency appropriations may be heard, and any Interested taxPa.vers may Inquire of the County Auditor when such hearing wIU be held. .. . Dated this 2nd dav of July, 1934. FRANK KITSON JI’LY 2 ot Adams County

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FIRE —SAVE SAFELY— AUTO BURKE INSURANCE SERVICE 239 N. 11th St. Phone 3-3050 ALL OTHER fare t/mej JSRwrwltSl I-fi-n- * nd j- r . I 0)1 |Er°vV_ mon *r DECATUR FARMS aw-,. ■ - J ■ ’ | STORAGE SPACE AT 10WER COST I 1 r «™ r crut Mtw CROSIEY SHELVADOR Swotfoiiol tow Price j-g- a • — ACT HOW! $2QQ.95 Don't put up with that tU refrigerator aaotlierM See the great new Crosley , r , 7 rt *** Super Shelvador TODA Y! • Fun-wiarh hew. •mi so lb*, of frexsn toed* snd Ice cvbe» _ • full-Wid* Reller-MotmM Cri»pe» NO MONEY • Butter A Cheete Safe pmeivee flavor DOWN * Froien-Storage Drawer • v ...... • "CoeWto" Color Styling ADAMS COUNTY TRAILER SALES, Inc. (SERVICE WITH EVERY SALE) WE MAINTAIN OUR OWN Complete Service and Installation Depta. Open Till 9:30 p.m.— Monday Thru Saturday 803 N. 13th Street Phone 3-3039 DECATUR, IND. . O • >'

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