Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 188, Decatur, Adams County, 11 August 1954 — Page 10

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Branding Craze LONDON, Aug. . . (INS) — A new ciwe tor •‘•■branding" their bodies with mementoes Ot' their American boy friend* ha® broken out among iaenwge girls in Swindon, Wiltshire Some of the girls cut the skin with « razor blade end the® outline the letter* with burnt matches, « crude form of 'tattooing."

DR. MELVIN I. WEIDMAN Registered Podiatrist Foot Specialist Announces the opening of his offices for the practice of Podiatry on , August 11, 1954 145 S. 2nd SL \ Phone 3-4134 HOURS: Daily by appointment. PUBLIC SALE I. the undersigned, will sell at public auctioh. the following article® located south of -the GJUiom Lumber Co., known as the old Hiky farm, on , SATURDAY, AUGUST 14,1954 Commencing at 1 O'clock DST 3— Head of cattle— 3 Patty, Holstein cow. 3 years old, milking 5 gallon* a day. rebred June 23; Btackie. Holstein and Guernsey cow. 9 years old, milking 3 gallons a day. rebred July 2; Rosie. Guernsey cow. S year* old. milking 4 gallons a day. rebred July 29. These cattle are TB and Bangs tested and are bred artificially. IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MISCELLANEOUS New Idea side delivery rake; John Deere 999 corn planter with fertilizer attachment and' tractor tongue; 7-ft. disc; rubber tired wagon with Writ- grata bed; 6-fL mower; corn sled; 2-eection spring tooth harrow; 12-hole Superior grain drill with fertilixer attachment; 10-bole Empire grain drill; 2 buzz saw blades; Craftsman bench saw with ’A *oree motor; 2 50-gallon gas barrels; Coklspot 7 cu. ft. refrigerator; U. E. electric stove; Globe cook stove; 2-piece living room suite; studio davenport; floor lamp; coffee table; double sink; 9 x It rag; treadle sewing machine: table dinette; buffet; sideboard; large kettle with jacket; copper boiler; baby etroller; baby buggy; baby bed; 2 butter chums; lard press; dishes; meeon jars; crocks; some home made apple butter; used doors and windows of all sixes and many artkiee not mentioned. 150 tales of straw. Terms Cash. Not responsible for accidents. ~ MRS. E.M. HABEGGER— Owner Fbll Neuecechwander. D. S. Blair. Auctioneers. E. W. Baumgartner. Clerk.

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SALE CALENDAR Z' AUGUST U—Ronnie Tomlinson, West Arthur St., Hicksville, Ohio. 12 Choice Buildtag Lots. Ideally Located. 1:30 P. MZ Midwest Realty Auction Co., J. F. Saninan®. Auctioneer.,/ AUGUST 17—7:00 p. m. Mr. A Mrs. Curtis O. Ellis, owfiers, 510 East Arnold St., Bluffton, Ind. Modern 2-bedropfn home. D. S. Blair. Gerald Strickler, auctioneers. C. WKent, sales mgr. AUG. 18—6:00 p. m. EST„ Henry L. Smith A Mal-y R. Smith, 2 miles east of Indiana-Ohio state line on U& 224, then 1 mile north or 7 miles southwest of Convoy, OIU6 or 1 mile east of Woods Chapel church. 20 acre farm ami personal property. Ned C. Johnson and Merl Knittie, aucta. AUGUST 20—6:30 p. m. Estates of Hhrry and Bessie Ward, Wm. B. Faherty, Administrator, Poneto, Ind. Real estate and household goods. D. S. Blair, Gerald Strickler, auctioneers. C. W. Kent, sales mgr. AUGUST 21—Richard North Wwehington St.. Warsaw, Ind. Modern Seven Rpdm Home. 1:30 P. M. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F./Sanmann. Auctioneer.

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If you have genius, industry will improve it; it you have none, industry will supply its place.— Joshua Rej-nolds. Research workers for an eastern manufacturer have developed a new rake said to handle hay so gently that nearly all the leaves remain on the stalks, thus Increasing the “richness’ of the feed. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur.,

Vincennes Is Site Os Memorial To Printing First Hoosier Newspaper Plant

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Vincennes, first territorial capital of Indiana, and home of Indiana’s only president, William Henry Harrison, is also the site of the first printing and publishing plant in Indiana. Situated on the banks of the Wabash river in colorful Knox county just 50 miles north of the Kentucky -state line, Vincennes is now the site of the nation’s first memorial to printing. July 31. 1804. Elihu Stout, a trained printer from Newark. N. J., published his first newspaper, the Indiana Gazette, a four-co-lumn, four page sheet, nine inches by 14 U inches. This paper lasted only two years until Stout's shop was completely destroyed by fire. With the help of territorial governor William Henry Harrison, he made the arduous trip to Kentucky and obtained another printing • outfit. On July 4, 181/7, Stout again printed a newspaper, but changed the name to the Western Sun. This title was again changed to the Western Sun and Ghederal Advertiser in 1817. — Stout quit his printing CaFeer by selling his paper and shop to John R. Jones in 1845, and finished bis career as postmaster of Vinetines and county recorder. He died on June 22. 1860. as gathering clouds pointed to a civil war - 1 A legend which has grown in the Vincennes area states that when the Lincoln family passed through Vincennes in March. 1830 on the way from Spencer county, Indiana to their new home in Illinois, they spent several days in Vincennes repairing their wagon gear. Hoylike. Lincoln is supposed to have lent a hand in pulling the lever on the printing press. Undoubtedly the shop visited was Stout s. The memorial will be a frontier printing shop, authentically restored and furnished with an old wooden Ramage press. Also present at the memorial will be Albert T. Reed’s oil pointing. "The Meeting of the Two Great Emancipators,” commemorating the fact that Lincoln freed the slaves and the printing press freed inch’s minds. The painting shows Lincoln viewing a printing press with edi tor Stout looking on from - the background. The first state territorial uapltbl, William Henry Harrison's

home, and the restored pioneer printing shop are ail grouped together. 1 The restoration of the first printing shop in Indiana has been undertaken by the Lincoln-Free Press memorial association, a nonprofit organization established to restore the historical shrine. It will become an outright gift to the State of Indiana when restored, and the department of conservation has agreed to accept and care tor it. The original budget for the project was 125.000, and |15,000 of this has been raised. Additional money is being raised by committees in every of the state from persons interested In newspaper work and Indiana history. Whittled Millions WASHINGTON, .Aug. .. (INS) U. S. military forces hittled (44 million off the nation's defense tab during 1953 hy using commercial air transportation for the movement of military personnel. Planes, official implication of Aircraft Industries Association, says this huge saving to the American taxpayer was made possible by a 1951 directive regulating transportation of armed forces personnel. Trade in a Uooo town — uecatur

Fnnds ♦’’•TIMATI!: OF CIVIL CM* To BE nXIsEIJ ' — IMs-emfcer iltM wf 'lneomLlTt’enr* " ' lOn fund ’ **”’’tejf*' Firemen's 4 line "or 3 3 I ° f pre * ent >«ar—not included In .. . . “• ’ ■"'* '• mM,M •«««««* Sourerm Other Than Fropo.eS Tax I,ev> , ' WMI ’• 3 ' mS ’ • 5 ™ • Conlrol,<r,: .. 3g< , 9 . U. operating Halance (hot in eiresa of expense ian', ' 23 M«« «4 5,108.11 1,010.19 12. 9U .,0 Met Taxable Fropeylx- ' Nltmb«r. Os Tagghlo Foils 1 . 110.21 fi,210.00 home of Fund . L , i ~ i w ■ ■ , i*vyoa Amount to ,‘ irl ' ~ ' '-37 »141.1»l»O8 i,;,'-'":'.”' ■ n j Mfiif t oiiup reunion . ... ,o u * 108 It nr T?Yl'v U s^ 32 ’ TOTAL ' . •»* 2,<<|8.24 t oMPABATm; sVvtemuat tn 'USES (01.1, am» M» he coi.lecteii Ccnfr"?"’ " f FU "* l ‘ ‘ C ’Ws* d 'jeueral !?■>» iiu Park * „ 989.833.73 ft32,M0.Z1 fint set 1« Police Pension . ,. i 9,091.01 7,831.79 8,821.18 ‘ f 3'8444 Flronien'a Pension - ’ • 1.988.4'3 87080 37 2 083 88 lu ’ < TOTAi. Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard there0f"’>142.721.64 and presented to tho...county auditor not later than two (Java prior*to Vhtt nsekrnZti" a"'* J'f'’" ’•stermfned, or'm’nra /iT d »y -the county tax adjustment bon rd, or <jn their fa IIWk ao tn or mdi’f tHxpHM'rM 1 cycling thcmxrlveß ufrgTlevnil by wueh luvlch mav tV‘ . Mirrtitnt*. ten fn Z *"« final hearing bv fll|t,« : " ithX."'.t K* “^. te *°l rd iW t*XeoMml«etuf. f HeptCmhcr on or before the tenth after pi bilcft on hx" ** f<T n r,h te% M 4Ti9 6 4 d “ lC ' B UlOr ' Bnd thC " lal ° “ * , Chy Os bheuttfr .;• * AL’ULST 12—13 J^.X E JJ XON AV-RAND a • Cwk-Treauurer.

Tn i rxr’ vwt att 1 ! m TRADE IN DECATUR \ Prsaoribsd by BUU Boagd of Aooounw city Budget Form Mo. 3 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Decatur, Adam* CoohW. In«*n*. that the proper legal of hears of «M nwnletpailty, at their regular mg'budget* I*’ 1 *’ ° n lhe S ° th d,,y Ot AUKUin IM4 ’ w, “ consider the follow- * Budget Classification For Cities ] / BENKRAL FUND Personal. Service-—Salary * <V °** B °* NC,# 3 82Ow cu?£ht‘ chsriea ":;::z::::::;::::±:—z~- - , CITY JUDGE'S OFtMCB / P® rs °nal Service—Salary .. 1 450 00 Contractual Service ; ifj.oo ' < ■ - - t 575.0# _ « CLERK-TREASURER'B office — =====« -U®SeW ß t== l!K DEPARTMENT OF LAW t .T 7.50 Personal Service Salary, City Attorney 1 1.330.00 a ;Sx, &' l e. c ™’™“ u “ , === - IK r POLICE DEPARTMENT * ’ 1.<»2-50 Personal Service aar.aigaatr Salary, Chief of Police .. .8 3,300.00 &*}•**• «SSJJjS r ’ Po t> ic u ’n.too.oo • KK SSfiSfcsas. .•■= - - ‘•’SS Properties ~..,. , “ 2.000.00 FIRE DEPARTMENT HI.MJ •• Personal Service department Salary, Chief ..< . tso aa snu ry ' F £ emen iUh.m balary. Volunteer Firemen 1,800.00 Salary, Temporary Labor ; 360 >'fl Contractual Service - > &*» »a Properties ? '... i.joX.oo Personal Service US ’ M2 °° »y. 3 R t e r ruu? < *“ i,,nrr •■: ‘-Wo-:: cons& bfe MM?’rw gtXoo ' ‘ • Current Charges " ' ’ 15,000.00 properties :.'.. /.0.500:00 a™.. “««*«•>’• «•*«-»«« - SWW&s 'KK rn C trt i eal * Plumbing Inxpertor £“"Mm c ; ual serviv - ■ Properties 7 : 7 iocoo _ , COTY EAM. " * , U 5 (>0 Personal Service L Salary. Custodian J 3 1(0 00 Comraetual Heryi.-e . . * t'iegci Material £ Supplies DEPARTMENT OF REA I.TH * 5,2«(.00 Personal Service Salary. Health Officers ..* a M Salary, Councllmeh ... ~r ...j 1,(50.00 a , WiM WM.ANkOI * * 1,150.00 Printing A Advertising . Insurance • .XTX'XI Municipal league—Cu., „J...Two’ c^x a h n JrCn n d; r ' et . ora ’ ion - —**:’ Dog Pound ”L”" ?-« 2a County Auditor 112®? Examination of Official Heeords leaoa Transportattoh R Expense :. Z- ' A K * Survivors Insurance i’im'oa City Election • — lt»4*»»00 ■ DKBT PAYMENT - . 322.515.00 Borkas*—Stew er - - • < ear zka interest—weww .l::.!:’.: * 1’15435 J ' . . ■ . ... — 3 7.T54.30 T( >T AI —-I- ■ - PARK Ft Xn • ----11t».«7.3. pertmtml Service WCPARTMEAT OF PARKB Salary, Regular Labor « 1 van no Salary, Temporary Labor * ?’g22*? Contractual Service Material & Supplies Current Charges ’.... 2,*«®.op Properties _ - 800.00 *TOT \La «— ■--■ ■— - -_ ow.nl SSS: Sas'.. >;.>•••• ■Salary, Ctertval ?'t22«2 Salary. Temporary Labor . L500.n0 ITontradtual Service SuppHi s i.Mu.OO Current Charges — 345,400.00 TOTAL gPDMCE PENnION FI ND ’ 345.100.00 < urrent Charges —‘ 3 5,402.00 TOTAL •— c™, F 4 ».m.« * 3.430.(0 3 3,430.30 TOTAL —-■-■? •_ - 3 3,430.30

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