Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 43, Decatur, Adams County, 21 February 1955 — Page 10

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Public Auction As I have decided to quit farming and am leaving the farm, therefore will sell at Public Auction the following personal property located 1 mile south and 3 miles west of Convoy, Ohio, or 1 mile east and 3 miles south of Dixon, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY !4,1955 Starting at 12:30 P. M. (EST) — FARM EQUIPMENT — 1953 Ferguson tractor, very good Condition; cultivators for Ferguson tractor; 7 ft pull type disc for Ford or Ferguson tractor; Dearborn 2-14 in. plow. Dearborn 6 ft. power mower for Ford or Ferguson; Sub-Soiler for Ford or Ferguson; Manure loader .for Ford or Ferguson; Black-Hawk corn planter with fertilizer attachment for Ford or Ferguson; International 12 hoe fertiliser grain drill: 2 section rotary hoe; 3 section John Deere spike tooth harrow; rubber tired wagon with good 14 ft. grain bed; LaCross power corn shelter, complete: fence stretchers; double ratchet and chain; 600 lb. platform scales; many other items not mentioned. 50 Head of Year Old White Rock Hens. — HOUSEHOLD GOODS — 8 cu. ft. Co-op refrigerator; chrome breakfast set and 4 chairs' dining room table and chairs; Meal-Master coal range; 2 coal heating stoves; several beds and springs; dressers: bookcase; kitchen cabinetrocking chairs; magazine rack; stands; hall tree; old Domestic sewing machine: davenport; library table; chest of drawers; buffetdishes: cooking utensils; fruit jars; electric cream separator, and many other items not mentionedTERMS—CASH. FRED BAEHLER — Owner Clerk —Alfred Long Am tionei is -Merl Knittie and Don Mox

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Pulpit Exchange In Catholic Churches Lenten Services To Open On Wednesday St. Mary's Catholic parish and four Fort W’ayne parishes will participate in the annual Lenten pulpit exchange. One priest from each parish will speak at each of the participating churches through the Lenten period. The Very Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Seimetz will be the priest representing the Decatur parish. He will speak on "Lent and Its Observance" at the opening Lenten service here Ash Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. .. Other churches and the priests representing them will be St. Jude's, the Rev. Dennis Dennihan; St. Peter's, the Rev. Joseph; Crowley; St Panl’s, the Very Rev. Msgr. John F. N'adolny, and St. Joseph's, the Rev. Stanley Manoski. Each priest will have one topic which he will use at each of the parishes he visits. Each priest will open and close the schedule i in his own church. I The schedule at Decatur indeludes March 1, Father Crowley,

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-*Jesd> And th* Evil* of Uft;“ March 8. Father Denaihan, "Jbsus Chri*t and the Illusions of Use;" March 15, Ms«\ Nadolyn, "Jesus Christ and the Afflictions of Life;” March 22, Father Manoski, “Jesus Christ and Home Life," and March 29. Msgr. Seimetz, “Jesus Christ and the Meaning of Life.” Msgr. Seimet* will preach hi* sermon at St. Joseph’s March 2; at St. PZul's March 8; at St Jude's March 16; at St. Peter'* March 23 and at Decatur March 29. Dairy Feed School Thursday Morning The first topic for discussion in the Dairy Feed School to be held at 9:36 a. m., Thursday, in the new Cqjop Office Building tn Monroe, will be on “pasture and hay improvement," states Co-op manager. Forest J. Tucker. L. E. Archbold, Co-op fieldman, will review the history and progress on hay and pasture improvement in the County in the past decade. This program was spearheaded by the D. H. I. A. Following this outline, Archbold will moderate a panel. The panel members are Ben iGerke, Union townkhip; Holman Egly, Jefferson township; Joe L. Isch, French township; Edison Lehman and Martin Habegger of Monroe township.

CHURCH REWS _ ' Union Chapel II Timothy 2:1-15 Was the scriptural basis of the message “Man’s Mastery" brought by the Rev. William Snider at Union Chapel chttrch Saturday evening. He stated that the word mastery is ah old word which means superiority or rules. “Mastery over anything is a sign of victory, so a Christian lite can be a mastery. Every man has a mastery to perform. To be alive is to live id victory and mastery over the things of life. If we do not master life, it will master us. Many know how to turn the switch ot a radio or television to hear the mQsic and see faces hundreds of miles away, but they do not know how to turn the switch in order to hear the sweet music of God to the soul nor to see the smile of God upon them. “The power of the Holy Spirit is greater than anything around us. “We can only master life through the Master of life, who is Jesus Christ. “What are we going to do about our sins? Christ says they can be forgiven. ‘lf we confess our sins he is faithful and just to forgive us of our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness.* “Christ can help us master temptations. Christ met his temptation in the wilderness by quoting scripture. We can do the same. Christ can master discouragement. ‘The joy of the Lord is your strength.* ’’ “Hope is the anchor of the soul. If we have not hope, we are of all men most miserable. “Are you the master of your life, or has life mastered you?" Services continue tonight and Tuesday at 7:30 p.in. Insurance Agent Wins Florida Trip Malcolm Locke, Prudential representative. living at 217 Limberlost Trail, Decatur, not only led the Fort Wayne district consisting ot 28 agents, but qualified for an all-expense trip to Hollywood by the Sea, Florida April 16 <o 19 This is the third year that Locke has led the district ps reported by Manager Dickinson of the Fort Wayne Prudential district office, and is evidence of outstanding sales and service among the many policyholders in the city of Decatur.

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Artest three For Traffic Violations City, State Police Make Three Arrests Three arrests for traffic viola, tlons were made over the weekend by city and state potfee. Paul N. Zuerch. 2®. of 322 North Fourth street, was arrested at 5:40 p. m. Saturday for passing on a hill at an Intersection. The violation occurred at the intersection of U. S. highway 27 and the Hoagland road five and a halt miles north of Decatur. State trooper Gene Rash made the arrest. Zuerch will appear in the justice of the peace court rifcxt Saturday at 4 p. m. Facing a similar charge in J. P. court at the tame time next Saturday will be Richard L. Velez, 20. of Berne. He was arrested by Rash Sunday tor passing on a hill at an intersection seven miles north of Decatur on V. S. 27. ’Plnchos Salomon, 23, of Detroit, Mich., was fined $5 and costs In J. P. court Sunday noon ejftSX hr. was arrested for reckless driving by city police. The arrest was made at the corner of 13th street and Nuttman avenue. Richard Moreno, 24. of Fort Wayne, Who was arested early Saturday morning as the result oi an accfidenjt on North Second street, appeared in J. P. court Saturday at 3 p. m. and was fined *5 and costs. Hts license was suspended Tor 90 days. The accident caused extensive property damage to two parked vehicles. Moreno Was charged with reckless driving. Plan Annual Farmer Achievement Banquet The crops project committee met recently in the county extension office with county agent Leo N. Seltenright. The purpose of the meeting was to start plans for the annual farmers achievement banquet to be held in March. At this banquet, medals will be awarded to the 5 acre corn club members, and awards also made In the dairy, beef, and swine projects. The achievement trophy of the home demonstration association will also be presented to the winning clnb, Decatur Home demonstration clab, at the banquet. All

phases ot. adult extension work i •ill be honored. The chairmen It the various adult extension project committees pre meeting today to finish laying plans for the banquet. The date, place, speaker, etc., will be decided at this meeting.

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