Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 278, Decatur, Adams County, 26 November 1954 — Page 8

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t John Miller Dies At Von Wert Hospital John Douglas Miller. SI, Will■shire. 0.. resident and well known as a jockey 50 years ago, died Thtiindaj morning at Van Wert. 0.. hospital. Miller was acclaimed some years ago by Ripley in his "Believe it Or Not" feature as having been the only jockey ever to base ridden six winner.; in one day. • »> For many years, Miller ran a grocery in Fort Wayne but for the last 10 years had lived in Willshire. Surviving are three sons, John M. Miller, Fort Wayne, Allan D. MUler, Waterloo. Charles Miller, Will-' shire, and a aister. Mrs. Dess Morrison. Willshire. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock at Cowan and Son funeral home. Van Wert. Burial will be in the Willshire cemetery. Fi tends may call at the funeral home. India has 30 universities and S9O colleges.

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Complete Closing Out AUCTION On the farm located 2’,i miles north, then 3 miles west of Berne Or 7. miles south and. 3 miles west of Coppess Corner or Smiles east and miles south of Bluffton, tnd. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30 Starting at 10:00 A. M. (DST) 33—HEAD OF HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIN CATTLE—33 T. B. & Bangs Tested These cattle were all raised on this farm; most of them are young fettle, 2 and 3 calf cows. Many are daughters of Curtiss Candy Invincible bull and several of their other outstanding bulls. Cows are in good production. Ages, breeding dates and production records will be given on day of sale. , DAIRY EQUIPMENT Wards double unit milker, small mouth milk pail; wash tank; 14 milk cans; 16 qt. stainless steel strainer. HOGS 3 Hampshire sows due to farrow by day of sal£* 3 Duroc sows due to farrow by day of sale; 3 Duroc and Yorkshire gifts due to farrow bylast of Dec.; 2 Duroc sows due to farrow in Feb.; 10 feeder pigs, wt 40 to 50 lbs. PONY and DOG Gentle pony, coming 5 yrs. old, broke to ride or drive, with 1, extra good buggy, harness and saddle. German Police dog, 1 yr. old. FEED 800 bales clover and alfalfa hay; 400 bales alfalfa and brome hay; 600 bales of bright wheat straw. IMPLEMENTS & MISCELLANEOUS John Deere model A tractor with new tirea, extra good condition; John Deere cultivators with power lift: Oliver 14” radex plow on rubber: McDeering 9A disc, 18” blades, like new; Oliver 2 row corn picker; New Holland 66 baler, used 1 season; tractor mounted buzz saw; extra good Oliver spring tooth harrow; John Deere tractor side delivery; John Deere 4 row corn planter, used 3 seasons; fertilizer and lime spreader;. McCormick rotary hoe; 1948 GMC T. PICK-UP TRUCK' soil surgeon drag; implement drag; Wards 14" hammermill: John Deere tractor spreader; rubber-tired wagon with large grain bed; Jari weed mower; extra good trailer with stock rack; platform scales; 6 farrowing houses; 5 barrel hog feeders; 2 barrel type creep feeders; hog troughs; chicken feeders; electric water fountain; 30 gal. iron kettle with jacket; 3 • 50 gal. gas drums; grease gun filler. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Sellers white kitchen cabinet with utilities: 2 metal wardrobes; 32 gal. Heatmaster electric water heater; Supreme water softener. CHARLES WULLIMAN and MRS. J. L. McBRIDE — Owners Mel Liechty. Mix Lehman—Auctioneers E. W. Baumgartner, Clerk Ellenberger Bros.—Aucts. Gobd Neighbors Home Ec. Club will serve lunch. 26

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FOUR OHIO MEN i » (Continued from Page One) chers and Kochers and obtained nothing. Then, on entering Macklin’s they found a new car full of gas. They ransacked the office, looking for the title to the auto; which they planned to hell, but could not find it. Leaving the garage tn the car. they couldn’- find the light switch on the car. and went without lights all the way to taeir apartment. A witness reported seeing this the next day. The two then picked up Stratton's wife, telling her that they had purchased the car second hand (although Stratton had only 850) and they returned to Lima. In Lima, they stayed with relatives and picked up some money from them. They then drove to Covington, Ky.. where they bought another car. With St. niluu G iving the stolen car, which was furnished with legally purchased Michigan license plates, and the juvenile driving the other car, they returned as far as Kenton. 0.. where they planned to ditch, the stolen car. However, when they parked to remove the iMichigan plates from the car. a doctor and bls wife observed them, and reported It to the Kenton police. The three were later arrested but the woman was not held.

To Speak Sunday ■rtF ■ Dr. J. Arthur Het-k, vice-presi-dent of United Theological Seminary, Dayton, Ohio, will be guest speaker at the anniversary service and Jiomecoming at Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church Sunday. He will bring messages at the regular 10:30 worship service and at the special homecoming service at 2 p. m. . Dr. Heck is a, member of the East • Pennsylvania Conference (Ev.) and served 11 years as pastor, four of which were at the college church. Myerstown. Pa. He was professor of English Bible at Albright College for four years, and professor of systematic theology and Old Testament at the Evan gelical School of Theology for 11 years. He next served as general secretary of Christian education of the former Evangelical church from 1934 to 1941,,...; He was elected president of the Evangelical School of Theology at Reading. Pa., in 1941 and served until July 1, 1954. At that time the seminary at Reading and Bonebrake Theological Seminary at Dayton. Ohio were united and Dr. Heck became vicepresident. and professor of systematic theology. A souvenir booklet withPa brief history of the church is being prepared so that each may have a copy Sunday. The pastor, the Rev. John E. Chambers, invites all friends of the church to attend the special services Sunday. SCORE CHINESE ((owtlwed From Page O—) for the Seventh Fleet protection of Formosa. The Chinese Communidt New China News Agency said that the unmasking of the American “spies" furnishes “ironclad proof" that the U. S. is plotting to overthrow the Peiping regime and is “attempting to start an aggressive war." NOTICE TO HIODF.RS Rooks, Blanks and Stationary Notice hereby given that. .feh'e Board of (Vrfnm4asl<irir»ri< of Adems County. Indiana will receive sealed bids at the Auditor's office, in Ixs-atur, Indiana, on Wednesday IXevwinber 1. ISM at 2:00 otcioek p. m. for records, books, blanks and stationary tor the year 1955 in accordance with the spr«ifh-«r.ions on file in the Codnty Auditor's Office. Each bidder will be required Co file with bls bld a bond. In the sum of one thousand dollars as a guarantee of good faith and for liquidated damages payable to tihe Hoard of Ootwmietrtonem of Adams County, Indiana, subject to the approval of the Board and the noncollusion affidavit as required by lA.II bids must be filed with the County Auditor.The Board reserves the right to reject any dr all hide. By order of the Board of County Commissioners. frank kjtson Auditor Adams County Nov. 19-26 * If you nave sometaing to sell or rooms- for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

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Attorney Appointed For Alleged Forger The arraignment of Urban G. Wirkner, 43-year oid Fort Recovery 0.. man who is accused of forgery was held Wednesday afternoon in the Adams circuit court. Robert S. < Anderson was appointed pauper attorney for Wirkner who was placed under a 83.000 bond. The sentence for forgery is two to 14 years and carries a flue of 810 to 8-IWO. Wirkner was arrested Mondday afternoon in Berne after complaints that he had forged and cashed checks in Geneva and Berne. Investigation has revealed that he is wanted In Jay county afid inseveral Ohio counties for forgery. He has twice served time in Ohio prisons for felonies. McCarthy (Continued from Page One) lated by a group demanding censure. 4 Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

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ALGER HISS (Continued from Page One) without the pennission of his probation oficer until early September, 1955. In all probability he will go to New Yotk-at leigst tor the time being-to live with hia wife and their 14-year-old son, Anthony, in their email Greenwhich Village apartment. Hiss must report month.y to his probation ofieer. Baring the unlikelihood of a full pardou, he never again will be. able to vote, serve on juries) or hoM public office and he will not be allowed to leave the country. There looms the possibility that once Hiss Is free, one of the government's investigating agencies such as the house un-American activities committee, may call upon him to answer the many stillunanswered questions of “the Hiss case,.” A big question is: “Will Hiss talk?" Warden Fred Winkinson of the Lewisburg penitentiary said that

because of the public interest in the case he would lift the prison's embargo against photographers when Hiss is released Saturday. »' — Indianapolis Fire Takes Second Life INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — Funeral arrangements were made today for Floyd Fields,?s£2» Indianapolis, who died Thursday of burns suffered in a fire that killed his four-year-old son, Joseph Patrick Fields Wednesday. The boy's twin brother, Michael Fields, and his mother, Mrs. Mildred Fields, 39. were in a critical condition. THIRD INMATE (Continued from “Page One) belon^nga""*"* - Another source pointed out that the accused trio were not cellmates of Remington, who occupied an “honor prisoner" room on the third floor. ew*.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE No. 41(12 Notice lx hereby given to the credHorn heirs and legatees of Elina E. Klrwch, deceased to appear hi-' the Adame .Circuit - Court, held at l»e*amr, Indiana, on the 1( day of le-cenitoer >954, and show cause. If any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT AtXXU'NTS with the estate of said decedent should hot be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship,and rece+v* their distributive share*. (rtTU L. KIRSCH Executor Decat'nr. Indiana, November 18, 11164. Attorney FEIU» L. LITTEREB Nov. 19-26 Trade in a Goon iown — uecatut

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