Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 248, Decatur, Adams County, 21 October 1954 — Page 4

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WEEK - END SPECIALS CHUCK ROAST ' lb. 33c ARM ROAST - J’-J 3c T-BONESIb. 45c & 49c SlfttOlN STEAK „ ib?49c ROUfrD STEAK tt>- 59c BEEP CHOPS -1- lb. 39c PORK PATTIES lb. 59c FRESH SIDE, Lean 3 lbs. >1 FRESH SAUSAGE 3 lbs. $1 Ground beef ____ n>. 29c VEAL PATTIES lb. 59c VEAL CHOPSIb, 59c SUDDUTH’S Meat Market South 13th Phone 3-2706

Wvlip\ Harvest of Specials "J ° Free Gift Event October 21 -22- 23 ■ls 31 G' ' || ? 'Tsg|' I hIIIh IlJ| i ru 'bl ■j®MUg_yr umed oak j. BEDROOM SUITES I 1-JE-l Includes boockcese bed, chest of drawers and double dresser. KROEHLER LIVING ROOM SUITES Beveled U center drawer guides. 9W mot j ern design in fine Mohair Frieze. All guaranteed conoevoiea piare mirror. sfruction. Choice of colors. HARVEST SPECIAL 5 199 50 HARVEST SPECIAL 5 189 50 INNERSPRING MATTRESS FREE and J . — _ T _ TELEVISION CHAIR FREE ’ - WALNUT BEDROOM SIUTE ■ShC AW• MdcSaflHHW Includes bed, chest and double dresser in beautiful American i ; AVimirvrri ! Walnut with center drawer guides, dustproof construction and AXMINSTER RUGS :! plate glass mirror. . 9X12 Axminster in your choice of patterns. Good Qualify. * HARVEST SPECIAL HARVEST SPECIAL W | $20.00 COIL BEDSPRING FREE I RUG PAD FREE — ' - ■ - 9 11 iflFaii If dShnKipßßlSffi QL»QWf 11 Uw It. ' fill SEALY I MBKJJ MMMSkF INNERSPRING 1 XJj Mfl MATTRESS B , s „ „ , . ~ , ’ ” CHROME DINETTE SUITES w Regular $59.50 quality in an extra fine damask tick. Guararv . L -l i teed construction. Formica top extension table with 4 plasfta chairs. Your cnoicf of colors. " . j HARVEST SPECIAL 539 95 HARVEST SPECIAL $ 59 50 RUBBER PILLOW FREE WALL SET FREI Wylie Furniture Co. 152 South 2nd Street Decatur, Ind.

—■■■■■■ B** November 2nd Mfa BMBBwifc WE URGE YOM TO VOTE FOR DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES! * TBWI but whatever your choice please be sure to VOTE! (Wiw ® r*? ® 9P ’- Ey ■ mBIMBBM ADAMS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE Mgpjlf M WWW < |)r. Harry Hehble, Chairman Paid Political Advertisement (>. W. I’. Macklin, Treas.

GIRL SCOUT OH Scout tixxxp one of Monirouth B<ihool had its tlhinl meeting October de. We played a gume called, ‘"TwMt'V,' m«<BSU<|Ssi” Tttie eocretary and treasurer's report was read. Jeanie Cook will serve retfreafamertta next time. We discussed anoney-making. Mlary lx>u Lewtton passed her health und safety. We also discussed proficiency iwd-ges. We closed with t>he friendship circle and the promise. Scribe, Jeanie Cook Brownie troop 19 met Monday artier school. Registration money land titles were collected. It was voted to have a Halloween partynext (Monday. We then held elecI Wrestling DOORS OPEN AT 7:00 MONDAY, Oct. 25th Decatur Lions Club

tton of officers. They are president. ( Janet tkase; aecrtitwry^reasurer, Angela I‘ursley; scribe, Colleen Kelly. We closed with the friend-1 .sih ip circle and the singing of taps.. Berthe, Colleen Kelly j Troop -2 met Wednesday night i • after sdhool. Dues were coHected I aiKl we sang a few songs. Polly | Bonit'as had the treat. We had flag ceremonies. We went out and played games and j Were dismissed. Scrtlie, Susie Smith | Troop 17 met Wednesday niglrt with (Mrs. Barney Brooks at the Delator high school. We had a brief 'business meeting and .elected the if’ollowing officers: president, Gloria M’all; secretary-treas-. urer, Sara Biohenaur; scribe. Elaine Hears. Another business meeting will! be hell this oonving Friday morning at 10 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Brooks. Scribe, (Elaine Heare :

THB DBOATUR DAILY DBMOOUT, DBCATtm, DUHANA

* 20 Years Ago i Today s ; —o Cc J'.tr 21, 1934 was Sunday. INSERVICE JLfc Home Soon From Korea Mr and Mrsj Harry Stults have ’ received word that their son, M/Sgt. Robert Stults, expects to arrive home from Korea within the next 30 days. Lenhart Promoted Bob (>. Leuhart was recently promoted to corporal He is a company clerk at Bad Kissengen, Germany. His address is Cpl. Bob G. Lenhart U. 8. 55385212; 501st Armed. Med. Co.; APO 800 Unit 2; c o P. M . New York, N. Y, His

wife, the former Delores Werllng and daughter Deborah Ann are residing with her parents. Court News Divorce Granted An absolute divorce has been granted to Mary Lammert, plaintiff in a divorce action against Albert Lammert. The court has awarded the plaintiff 1500 alimony to be paid by the defendant at $5 per week. Personal property has been awarded to the plaintiff and real estate goes to thd defendant. Costs of the action have been assessed against the defendant. Cut Ih Coffee Prices Made By Food Chain c Officials-of A&P food stores today announced a further cut it» ; coffee prices, the second In slight- ' ly more than a month. Prices of the company’s own three top brands are no*' 95, 97 and 99 cents per pound.

Willshire-Fort Wayne Trip Made By Boat Two Van Wert, 0., boys recently took advantage of the high water* and traveled by boat from Willshire, O M through Decatur to Fort Wayne on St. Mary’s river. The two, Tom .Miller and Harold Bell, made the trip in a 14-foot runabout powered by a 33-horae-power outboard motor. They made the two-way voyage in five hours. They are now planning a trip to Defiance via the St. Mary’s and Maumee rivers. Godfrey To Undergo Operation By Eicher Dr. Palmer Eicher, former Decatur physician and a native of Berne, and now a surgeon at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis, is scheduled to perform a hip operation on. Arthur Godfrey, the radio and TV celebrity. Dr. Eicher, who has earned a reputation as one of the finest surgeons in the country, is one of the few surgeons who can perform the delicate operation. The Methodist hospital Is reported to be in an uproar since the noted TV star has ordered a suite of rooms. Trade tn a Goon ro*n — uecatm 1

Who does Carl Gerber think he is? Carl Gerber isn’t kidding himself about what a grocer’s real job is. In Carl’s Dictionary ... a grocer is a man who only // wSk acts as a Purchasing Agent for YOU .... a person who Mt ’ W| wears out shoe leather looking around to find the best prices and quality just like you’d do yourself if you went shop- u S ping at the Wholesale Houses. Salesmen know that Carl is no push-over for a fast x'Tgn Wkf-’/ sales talk—he’s tighter than the top olive in a bottle . . . he’s hard to satisfy . . . because he keeps you (his good customers) in mind when he buys foodstuffs for his store. TENDERIZED HOME CURED PICNIC HAMS BACON ib. 35c ib. 45c GERBER’S PORK OPEN KETTLE RENDERED LARD NECK RIBS 5 ms. $ j.oo lb - 15c YOUNG TENDER SMALL PORK ROAST T-BONE STEAKS «>. ib. 59 C SWISS STEAK GROUND BEEF n>. 65c jibs. sj.oo YOUNG STEER LIVER Ib. 39c „, DEERWOOD BRAND SLICED PINEAPPLE 5. FRESH PFMiIQ 2 < al,n AVCTrno r EUR si burden s OYSTERS ICE I lb 99c CREAM y 69c Gerber’s SSSH ’ "150 S. Second St. ' Phone 3-2712 I— >

NINTH JUROR (Continued from Psgp One) attractive Susan Hayes, ha* been resolved. '’/X u - £• ' ' The prosecution says she is the motive for the July Fourth bludgeon murder and has allegedly admitted intimacies with handsome Dr. Som. Police said tire gloves were covered with rust or paint. **' Today, as the trial moved into its fourth day with seven jurors seated and hopes of completing the panel high, a copy of the scientific analysis of the gloves wer made available. The coroner’s office report, entitled “case 76639-autapsy in re: Marilyn Sheppard" told of failure to pinpoint the exact hloodtyipe or rouping of the blood. The document declared: “•Qanvas gloves: found on premises of S'heppard residence: “Stains on back of right hand glove yielded positive tests for humah blood. Stains on left hand glove yielded negative tests for blood.’’ The slender 30-year-old defendant has claimed he chased a “tajl bitshy-haired intruder" to the lakefront after the murder July 4 only Co be knocked oat in a fight. Whether the prosecution will ali lege Dr. Sam used these gloves

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to hold the murder weapon -was a big secret that* mtgiht to let out of She bag when the presentation df evidence starts at the trial. The laboratory report by coroner S. R. Gerber also noted the discovery of type "M" blood stains on Dr. (Sam's wrist -watch. This is the wine type as the victim's blood. — i "' The boyish-faced society osteopath told tihe coroner’s jury he tried his wife's pulse at her bloodspattered neck. Police questioned why his hands should be clean when he told them he had noi recollection of washing them. iDr. Sheppard's 'trousers cons baindd a blood stain "on front of left leg albout six inches in length extending from aibout IS inches io 24 inches from bottom of trou-, sers," Gerber reported. He eaid the blood was "indicative” of group “C’-the same as the slain 31-year-old Sunday school teacher. If yon have something to sell or rooms for eut, try a Democrat Want Aud. It brings results. Wrestling High School Gym Tickets on Sale at Door. Decatur Lions Club.