Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 33, Decatur, Adams County, 9 February 1955 — Page 6

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SOVIET RUSSIA --' -?rt--.-ki.i.n < Hrs froth ♦MJt* «aw» denned the United States and have not demanded the immediate withdrawal of the tinned Sutea armed forces."

PUBLIC AUCTION WELL IMPROVED 160 ACRE FARM AND PERSONAL PROPERTY Wednesday, February 16,1:30 p.m. LOCATION: 4H Miles West of Bryant, Indiana then about % Mile South, or 9 Miles Northwest of Portland, Indiana. IMPROVEMENTS: SEVEN ROOM HOME, Modern except heat Has fine Kitchen with latest type built-in features, double bowl sink. Dintn<’ Room Laree l iving Room with two picture windows. Bedroom, Den and Complete Bath on first floor. Two Bedrooms on second floor, ample closet space. Porch, nice lawn and shade. An ATTRACTIVE!, NICELY ARRANGED HOME. BARN 36x70, entire floor concreted, stanchions and box stalls. ADJOINING BARN 26x40, concrete floor, used as tramp shed; Double Corncrib with overhead grain bins. Machine Shed attached to crib; Another Corncrib 7x38; Chicken House 18x70 concrete floor, Brooder House 12x18; Double Garage. Good Well with pressure system, water piped to barn and chicken house. A GOOD SETT OF IMPROVEMENTS IN EXCELLENT REPAIR. 120 ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION, balance good timber pasture, a lot of good saleable timber. Land has been well farmed, properly rotated and is in a fine state of fertility, 28 Acres now in Alfalfa. AN IDEAL LOCATION ONLY % MILE OFF OF PAVED ROAD. % MILE FROM CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Deep Freeze 23 Cu, Ft. DUOTHERM Circulating Heater with full tank, complete; Trash Burner, Dining Room Suite; Rug 9x24: Dishes; Extension Ladder; 2-7 Gal. Electric Water Fountains; Chicken Feeders; H Barrel light grey house paint; Garden Tools and many other articles. TERMS —REAL ESTATE: 20% Cash day of sale, balance upon delivery of good title. Liberal Loan can be arranged. " IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Personal Property—Cash. (Not responsible for accidents.) AARON W. HARTZLER — Owner J. F. Sanmann —Auctioneer Sale conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur, Indiana >

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Bulganin emphasized the development of heavy industry “as the basis of the unshakeable defensive capacity of the country and our glorious military forces." He said heavy industrial output

had increased three and one-half times "since before the war." More than 1.3 W deputies in the Joint parliamentaaiy session applauded when Bulganin thanked them for approving his appointment Tuesday in succession to MaIeUKOV < “I will exert every effort," he said, ‘to justify our trust.” CtWTBR AN» SMFFH At«WMy» •* fs rm i: no. u»tt NOTICK TO ALL PKRSONB INTRRKWTBD IN THE ESTATK OF Phillip P. Hawr, ertuni In the Circuit <>»urt of Adami County, State <rf Inatlanft February Terra. I9M. • In the matter of the Estate of Phillip P. Hueer. deceased. Notice is iiereby given that Martin L. Huser and Marcella C. Strahm as Co-Exeeutor* of the aibove named estate, han presented and filed their final account in final settlement of aahl ewtate, and that the same wiki come up for the examination and action of said Adams Circuit <v M rt - <m the K* d*y of March, IMA, at which tkme all persons interested. In said eatate are required to appear Ln said court and show eouse, if any there 'be. why said aocoutit nhouM not be approved. Aad tdse heirs of «aid decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof >. or dejjn to any part of said estate. Martin L. Hueer and Marcella C. Strahni Personal Representatives Feib. 9-16

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Lutheran Speaker IBk BLa. Prof. Lorman Peterson of Concordia Seminary, Springfield, 111., will be discussion leader at the Lutheran laymen’s league seminar Sunday at 8 p. m. at St. Paul’s Lutheran church at Preble. His uipic will be the new standard revised version of the Bible. These seminars are designed to present a timely topic of vital interest to every Lutheran laymanman or woman—on the work of the church and the layman’s responsibilities as a Christian citizen. A question and answer period will follow the discussion. The seminar ia sponsored by the Decatur zone of the Lutheran laymen’s league, with Otto Boerger, Rudy Koenemann and Herman Blakey the committee in charge. Opening and closing devotions win he conducted bv the Rev. O. C. Busse, pastor of the host congregation. _

DISCOVERY (Continued troxn Page One 1 weight from four to 14 pounds over a' 16-week period. 4. Fever was reduced in all patients who had been febrile. 5. Simple smears of sputum and gastric concentrates, previously positive for the tubercle bacillus in all subjects, tested negative in 30 patients. The three scientists, all of New York Medical College, conducted the tuberculosis trials at the New York Metropolitan hospital. Dr. Henry Welch, of the food and drug administration, reported on the genlto-urlnary tract research with “seromycin” during which 77 persons afflicted with that type of disease were treated. The patients were treated by Dr. George R. Nagamatsu and Dr. Lois Lillick, of the New York Medical College, and Dr. Russell D. Herrold, of the University of Illinois Medical College. Dr. Welch summarized their findings as follows: 1. Gpqd clinical results were obtainetk'ih 46 of 62 stubborn infections of the genito-urinary tract which had resisted all other treatment. 2. In 36 of the cases responding favorably, the infecting organisms were cleared from the urinary tract. Twenty - one cases were mixed infections representing 14 types of infecting organisms. ■, 3. Nine patients were treated prophylacticaily to prevent infection with good results. Beg Pardon The first aid class will be Singleton and Miss Catherine instructed by Mrs. Roger Andrews, instead of Mrs. Robert Singleton.

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Purchase 16 Lots In Gage Addition Arthur D. SUttles state* that contracts were signed today for the purchase of Id lots in Gage’s second addition, from Mr. and Mrs. John R. (Gage, by the K. A S. home builders. Plans are now being completed for the extention of Russell street south and a new east-west 'street will be constructed. These new lots will be 68 feet wide and 130 foot deep. K. A S. home builders will start construction wltmn the next few weeks. Suttles said that the new 1966 model homes will feature large rooms with car garage attached.. These homes will contain tile bath with shower, heavy birch doors throughout, birch cabinets in kitchen, automatic washer and dryer, aluminum storm doors, front and back, and many other features. Down payment will start form |1»260, with both F. H. A. and V. A. loans available. Minneapolis — The flWt major heart surgery to correct a congen ital defect was successfully performed by surgeons in 1938.

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Dates Announced For 1955 Mra. John Leyse and'Mrs. Holman Egly, officers of the Home Demonstration past presidents club, met recently with the county home agent to set dates for their 1955 meetings. The spring meeting has been set Friday, April 15, and the fall meeting will take place Oct. 21. The French township home demonstration club will serve the April dinner. Arrangements for the fall meeting will be made in April, Division Omitted From Union Institute Announcement has been made by Cecil Shaffer, chairman of the Union Township farmers institute Friday, that the ladies exhibit of the institute will include a division for a dozen brown eggs. The division was omitted in the printed program which appeared in the Decatur Daily Democrat last week. Prizes will be awarded for the top three entries in this division.

Stockholm — Sweden’s present population has been estimated to ba more than seven million.

Public Auction COMPLETE CLOSING OUT SALE As I have sold my farm and am moving to Florida, I will sell the following at Public Auction 4 miles West of Berne, Indiana on Road 118 to the jvabash River Bridge then 2 miles North, on TUESDAY FEBRUARY 15 - 1955 10:30 A. M. CATTLE AND HOGS Jersey Cow, old, jnilking 2% gal.; Holstein Helfer due Feb. 4 . with Ist calf; Jersey Heifer due with Ist calf in June; Holstein A Jersey Heifer, 9 mo. old; Two Jersey Bull Calves, 6 A 9 mo. old; Spotted Sow with 8 pigs by side; Spotted Sow with litter by side; White Gilt, will farrow in Feb.; Hampshire Gilt, 100 lbs. HAY A STRAW—2SO Bales Clover Stubble Hay; 25 Bales Soya Bean A Sudan Grass Hay; 30 Bales Alfalfa Hay; 200 Bales Wheat Straw. TRACTOR—IMPLEMENTS—MISC. 1950 John Deere Model B Tractor, on rubber, fuHy equipped and Cultivators; Allis C. 3 bottom 14 inch Breaking Plow, on rubber; 8 ft. ;Cult! packer; 8 ft. Co-Op Tractor Disc; John D, Big Four 7 ft. Mower; I John D. 999 Fertilizer Corn Planter; Rubber Tire Wagon, with extra good 14 ft. rack with grain chute; New 12 ft. Tomato Rack, for truck; 2 Section Spike Tooth Harrow: Old New Idea Manure Spreader; Old Side Delivery; Single Unit Hinman Milker, pipe and staH eoeka; Lot of good Wooden Packing Boxes and Box Lumber; Bench Grinder; Elec. Drill: Elec. Motors; Lot of hand tools; Pipe Vise; Fenee Charger; Elec. Wire A Stakes; Many other articles. — HOUSEHOLD GOODS — STORY A CLARK MAHOGANY FINISH SPINET PIANO. 3 YRS. OLD. LIKE NEW; RCA 12 inch TABLE MODEL TV SET. WITH ANTENNA; DUNCAN PHYFE CHROME DINETTE SET, LIGHT GRAY, LIKE NEW; One Yellow & One Green Plastic Covered Lounge Chairs; Tapestry Covered Platform Rocker; Antique Walnut Table; Floor A Table Lamps; End Tables; 2 Large Mirrors; Maple Kneehole Desk; Several Book Cabinets & Cases and Lots of Books; Studio Couch; Portable Record Player; Rockers; Antique Marble Top Dresser; Double, Maple Finish Spool Bed, with matching Chest A Dresser; Double Bed, complete; Large Wardrobe; Dressers; Chest; Bedding, Linens, Towels, fancy work, etc.; 4 Large Linoleums; Oak Dining Room Suite,- Oak Bookcase & Writing Desk; Walnut Dining Room Suite; Drop Leaf Table with 6 Drawers; 11 cu. ft Coldspot Refrigerator with interior Freezer Shest; Bottle Gas Cooking Stove; Firestone Washer, like new; Porcelain Top Cupboard Base; Large Pressure Cooker, nyw; Porch Swing; Girls Bike; Sled; Many Dishes, cooking utensils and other articles too numerous to mention. NOTE —This is a fine lot of property. It has been properly cared for and is in excellent condition. There are many small items. Sale will start promptly. j TERMS —CASH. Not Responsible for Accidents. J . B. CLARK — Owner Roy S. Johnson, — ; ■ . ■ - - Ned C. Johnson — Auctioneers E. W. Baumgartner, First Bank of Berne —Clerk LUNCH W’ILL BE SERVED. 9 1*

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1985

Washington — On a normal school day about eight million U. S. children ride schooT buses.