Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 238, Decatur, Adams County, 10 October 1955 — Page 6

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INSURANCE PROTECTION THAT PROVIDES PEACE OF MIND Consult This Agency Today! COWENS INSURANCE AGENCY L. A. COWENS JIM COWENS 209 Court St. Phone 3-3601 Decetur, Ind. ic Auction 2 FARMS—4O ACRES IMPROVED &20 ACRES—2 FARMS The undersigned Guardian of John E. Johnson will sell the followiag described Real Estate & Personal Property at Public Auction on the p emises, 6% miles South of Decatur, Indiana or 5 miles North of Berne n on U. S. 27, then 2 miles West, 1 mile South & 3 miles West of ; , nroe, Ind. 1 mile South of Coppess Corner (Junction U. S. 27 & P ad 124) and 2 miles West THURSDAY OCTOBER 20 — 1855 Personal Property at 1:00 P. M. Farm Selling at 2:30 P. M. ‘A Acre?—Monroe Township, Adams County—6o Acres r no. I—4o Acres of level fertile crop land, all under cultivation c p ab ut acres in Woods Pasture. Improvements consisting cf Good 2 Story Frame House, Modern. Six Rooms consistipg of 3 Bedre oms up, Living Room & Bedroom down. Full Bathroom down, & Large Kitchen. Basement with good gravity feed coal furnace. Deep Well, Cistern, Motor Plumbing. Nicely improved grounds around house and other buildings. Good barn 40 by 69; Good Wagon Shed & Corn Crib; Hog Pen Building 25 by 28; Good Chicken House 12 by 24; Double Garage. FARM No. 2—20 Acres of level fertile crop land, all under cultivation. Located % mile East of Farm No. 1. Your inspection of this good farm is invited. The House is not occupied. Please contact the Auctioneers, Phone 32796, Decatur, if you wish to inspect the farm and improvements or desire further information. TERMS & CONDITIONS—WiII be offered for sale in two separate tracts of 40 Acres & 20 Acres and as a whole, selling for the highest separate bids or combination of bids for the whole. One Third Cash, Balance on Delivery of Guardian's Deed and Merchantable Abstract of Title. Possession of House 4 Buildings Immediately on full payment of the purchase price. Possession of Land immediately following harvesting of growing crops which are reserved. Statements made on day of sale shall take precedence over any contained herein. Household Goods—Car—Trailer—Miscellaneous 1940 Pontiac Coupe; 2 Wheel Trailer; Studio Couch; Straight Chairs; Coffee Table; Platform Rocker; 2 Wicker Rockers; 2 Rockers; Table Radio; Floor Lamp; Bookcase 4 Desk; Smoker; End Tables; Vtctrola: Sewing Machine; 2 Rugs; Occassioniu Tables; Buffet; Double Metal Bed, complete; Double Walnut Bed, complete 4 matching vanity with Bench; Bedding; Pictures; Oak Kitchen Table 4 4 chairs; Kitchen Table; Kitchen Cabinet; Kelvinator Refrigerator; Speed Queen Washing Machine 4 Twin Tubs; Electric Stove; Dishes 4 Cooking Utensils; Some hand tools; 2 Metal Lawn Chairs; Miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention. TERMS —CASH. Not Responsible For Accidents. FLOYD JOHNSON, Guardian Roy S. Johnson, Ned C. Johnson—Auctioneers, Decatur, Ind. Shroyers—Clerks. John L. De Voss—Attorney

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MEN’S CHORUS WILL SING AT FISH FRY ___ \ I KfeßKk llr W BL ? BL i A W WWm Wv a Ww- Ok WW* WtW wSNr WBL JU w ...... _ ... of Commerce fish fry Thursday at 6:30 o’clock in the large Decatur high school auditorium. t The 30-volce vocal group will sing "Nothing Like a Dame" from the stage success, "South Pacific.” They will also present a College Medley," and a group of ever-popular favorites including “Lucky, Lucky,” "Lone Prairie," and "Menagerie.” The full-hour program has been arranged by M. J. Pryor. Decatur district manager of NIPSCO. The public appearance of the NIPSCO male chorus in Decatur will be its first of the current fall season. The group often appears oefore community organizations in northern Indiana in concerts, and on radio and television programs. Members of the vocal group include NIPSCO engineers, substation operators, servicemen, department supervisors, clerics, accountants, metermen, linemen, and managers. The present membership represents more than 500 years of service with the company. John W. Powll is the featured solo tenor and the accompanist for the chorus is Mrs. Robert R. Groves. The well known musical organization is directed by W. J. Hoel, former director of an armed forces dance band and the University or Illinois "Singing Illlni” men’s glee club. Besides leading the chorus in dong, Hoel supervises vocal music at Rich township high school in Park Forest, 111. He is also board chairman of the Park Forest Conservatory of Music. Many of the members who originally joined the chorus when it was organized in 1938 are still singing with the group.

Increased Budget At Lutheran Church ; Parochial School To J Be Opened In 1956 An increased budget for 1956 ( was approved, a slate of officer , candidates for next year was ac-i, cepted, provision was made to wash the church interior, and officers instructed te call a special voters -meeting soon to discuss further plans for opening the parochial school, were the major items of business at the October quarterly meeting of the Zion Luth- , eran voters’ assembly held Sunday ‘ at the church. * |, Norman Witte explained each , item of the budget which totaled nearly 240,000. There were increases' in “the "'congregation’s "“fair ' share” toward the new St Paul budget recently adopted by the! Lutheran church-Missouri synod, and also in its local budget to pro? vide for the school opening next fall. The every-member canvass will be held late in November. Thirty five persons were accepted Into membership through transfer or confirmation ana tour were

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granted transfers to other congregations. Evening advent services are to be held this year on Thursday evenings, at 7:30 p.m. during December. Karl Reinking was reappointed as the congregation's Lutheran laymen’s league membership secretary. The nominating committee’s slate of officers was accepted, but additional names may be added until the election at the annual meeting December 4. A special meeting of the assembly is to be called soon with the date to be selected by the officers, to determine whether ’a man or lady teacher is to be hired. William Gernand. Sunday school superintendent, reported a sizeable increase in enrollment. Three Bibib classes for various age groups are provided, They are taught by Pastor JAerman -Krueckeberg, and Fred Meier. A training course for all Sunday school instructors is also provided. San Francisco —The, Golden Gate bridge at San Francisco is 8,940 feet in length; 4.000 feet between towers: and it rises an average ot 746 feet above the waters of the bay and outlet to the Pacific ocean. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

Two Plead Guilty In Mayor's Court Two Decatur men entered pleas of guilty to charges in city court this morning. A 60-day sentence on Herbert Wolfe, 43, of Stevenson street, was suspended. Wolfe was arrested Saturday evening at his home on a charge of disorderly conduct. Louis Stettler, 26, of Thirteenth street, was fined 35 and costs on a charge of public intoxication. He was arrested early Sunday morning on Ninth street. ■< ... Y~Two Reappointed Dental Examiners • INDIANAPOLIS (INS) GejjigeuN...Craig IfliUy. r.eapppinted Dr. James W. Huckleberry, of Indianapolis, and Dr. Cars" A. Freeh, of Gary, to four-year terms on the state board of dental examiners. Other members of the five-man i examining board are Dr. E. Ray i Nesner, of Evansville; Dr. W. A. Shoemaker, of Mishawaka, and Dr. Roy A. Ccircle, of Elwood. Loch Lomond is the largest of Scotland’s lakes. —r--

Investigate Fatal Shooting At Shoals SHOALS, Ind. (IN'S) —Sheriff Tommy Arvin of Martin county today investigated the fatal shooting of Otto Braun, 53, of Shoals. The body of Braun, snot to death with a .32 caliber pistol, was found Oct. 9, but police were unable to determine if the wound had been self-administered or if accident or foul play were involved.

Complete Close Out Sale REAL-ESTATE , , REAL-ESTATE and -»and . PERSONAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY THE THURMAN SCHUG ESTATE Two 80 Acre Well Improved Farms and Personal Property 1 LOCATED 2 ! /i miles North of the Berne tile mill then East to the first and second farms >n the north side. Berne, Ind., is located at the junction of St. Roads No. 27 and 18 in kdams County. - WEDNESDAY, OCTODER 12,1955 Sale to Begin at 9:30 A. M. Prompt . REAL ESTATE—These twq 80. acre farms .will Jar spM seporatdly or together to. suit purcliaSixr. Farms will sell at 2:30 P. M. FARM No. 1 CONSISTS OF 80 ACRES of extra good level land, well drained and fenced hog tight. It is all tillable except about 12 acres of woods pasture. The improvements consists of a modern 5 bedroom home with full basement, forced air furnace, built in features and inlaid, linoleum in kitchen, hot and cold vater and % bath. Large bank barn with 7 stanchions and milk house, corn crib with drive way. small irain gralnery, large chicken house 20x60, and 2 car garage. There is water pressure in the barn and chicken house. All buildings are in A-l shape, on solid foundations, have good siding and roofs, and are ill just newly painted. This farm is located about 10 rods off of a blacktop road and just 1 mile from St. load 27, close to good churches, schools and markets. Here is a farm ready to move on to without any idditional expense and a farm that anyone could be proud to own. FARM No. 2 CONSISTS OF 80 ACRES AND JOINS FARM No. ITO THE EAST. This is good level and, all tillable except 7 acres of woods pasture, it is extra well drained and fenced. The improvements onsists of a good 1% story frame home with 5 rooms down and 2 up, there is a large garage attached o the house, good large barn with tement driveway, double corn cribs with driveway, hog house and other uildings. You are invited to inspect these farms at your convenience. For further information contact kuctioneers. TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: 20% down on day of sale, balance by March 1, 1956 and at that time a Warantee Deed and Merchantable Abstract of Title will be furnished. POSSESSION of land as soon as present crops are harvested, full possession March 1, 1956. PERSONAL PROPERTY 8 — HEAD OF CATTLE — 8 T. B. and Bangs Tested Two registered Holstein heifers due to freshen Dec. 18 and 20; Three Holstein cows on good flow of milk; Three Durham cows on good flow of milk. Ages and breeding dates will be given on day of sale. Some 10 gal. milk cans. 48 — HEAD OF FEEDER PIGS — 48 48 head of feeder pigs, wt. from 100 to 150 lbs., old immuned. 290 — HEAD OF CHICKENS — 290 290 head of Honegger leghorn pullets, 6 mo. old, vaccinated, and laying. 6 chicken feeders and 4 water roughs. HAY-STRAW AND GRAIN 1000 bales of mixed hay; 40 ton of loose mixed hay in mow,; 1000 bales of straw; 800 bu. of good oats. TWO TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY 1947 J. D. A. tractor, fully equipped and in A-l shape; 1938 J. D. B. tractor completely overhauled and n A-l shape; cultivators for above tractor; J. D. two bottom 14” breaking plows; 8 ft. J. D. K. B. A. disk 1 A-l shape: 7 ft. Co-Op disk; Co-Op single row corn picker, 3 yrs. old, like new; J. D. 13 hole grain drill n rubber with fertilizer and grass seeder attachment, like new; New Dunham 10 ft. single roll culti--acker; 7 ft. double cult!packer; Black Hawk corn planter with fertilizer attachment, like new; 3 section 2 ft. -J. D. spring tooth harrow; J. D. Model H. manure spreader on rubber; J. D. 4 bar side rake; J. D. Wo. 4 mower; rotary hoe; 2 section spring tooth harrow; spike tooth harrow; single bottom J. D. 16” 'low; David Bradley rubber tire wagon with good 16 ft. grain bed; steel tire wagon with 14 ft. grain ied; Dame hay loader. AUTOMOBILES 1954 Chevrolet 4 door car with 1400 miles, just like new; 1940 four door Plymouth in good condition. TRAILER AND M IBCELLANEOUB —~ ~ 2 wheel trailer with stock rack; 40 ft extension ladders; 136 ft. extension ladders: 10 ft. step ladder; « ft. step ladder; winter hog fountain; 3 hog feeders; hog troughs; large tarp; lots of new hard wood lum'»r: 6 individual hog houses; and many, many other articles. ’’EfIMS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY—CASH. Not Responsible For Accidents. THURMAN SCHUG ESTATE (owners) BRICE BAUSERMAN, Executor C. H. MUSELMAN, Attorney For The Estate Phil Neunschwander, Auctioneer and Broker, Berne, Ind. Phone 28105. D. S. Blair, Auctioneer and Realtor, Petroleum, Ind. Phone 2251. Gerald Strickler and Jeff Liechty. Auctioneers. C. W. Kent. Sales Mgr. Operating under Indiana Real-Estate Brokers License No. 3423. E. W. Baumgartner, Clerk, First Bank of Berne, Ind.- Lunch will be served. Sep. 30 Oct 10

Two Men Injured As Plane Crashes MISHAWAKA, Ind. (INS) —Two men nursed head cuts today as the result of a plane crash blamed on a rough runway. Injured were Julius Werbrouck. Jr., 27, of Mishaiwake, the pilot, and Eygene Letouneau, 40, Elkhart, his passenger. State police said a rough spot on the runway at the Mishawaka Pilots club airport

PUBLIC SALE NIGHT SALE — TOP HOLSTEIN COWS I will sell at public auction all my Holstein cows on my farm LOCATED mile south and % mile east of Craigville; or 4 miles east of Bluffton on State Road No. 124, then 1 mile north and % mile east; or 9 miles west of Decatur on State Road No. 224 to th,e Craigville Road, then 6 miles south and 14 mile east; on, FRIDAY NIGHT - OCTODER 14 at 7:00 P.M. HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS T. B. & Bangs tested—Calfhood vaccinated This is really an outstanding herd of Holstein cows, I have raised them all on my farm. In 1954 this herd averaged 14,000 lb. milk and 531 lb. butter fat per cow, with an average B. F. test of 3.8. Several will milk up to 13 gal. milk per day when fresh. J - We invite you to. come see them milked morning or evening before night of sale. We milk at 6:00 p. m. and sa. m. NELLlE—Holstein cow, 3 years old, milking 9 gal. now, has 4 weeks old calf by side; NlGGEß—Holstein cow. 7 years old, milking 9 gal. now, due May 18, will milk 13 gal. when fresh; BLACKIE —Holstein cow, 4 years old, due to freshen Oct. 30, alO gal. cow; W’HJTEY —Holstein cow, 7 years old, due to freshen Oct. 31, alO gal. cow; BLUIE Holstein cow, coming 4 years old, due to freshen Oct 30, a 8 gal. cow; BESSlE—Holstein cow, 7 years old, milking 7 gal. now. due to freshen May 22, a 10 gal. cow; MARY—Holstein cow, 3 years old, due to freshen by day of sale, gave 7 gal. per day with Ist calf: SUSlE—Holstein cow, 6 years old,'milking 7 gal. now, due April 17. will milk 12 gal. when fresh: BEAUTY—Holstein cow, 4 years old. milking 6 gal. now, will give 11 gal. when fresh: PEARL —Holstein cow, coming 3 years old, due to freshen Nov. 23, milked 614 gal- with first calf; BOSSlE—Holstein cow, coming 3 years old, due to freshen Nov. 13. gave 6% gal. with first calf; SPOT—Holstein cow, 3 years old, milking 4 gal. now,, due April 3, gave 8 gal. when fresh. HOLSTEIN BULL—A good individual, 17 months old. Sire—Curtis Candy Dandy George. Dam —High grade Holstein cow, that milked 13 gal. per day when fresh. TERMS—CASH. Not responsible in case of accidents. Sale will be held under tent. AARON REINHARD — Owner Ellenberger Bros. —Auctioneers Bluffton Phone 543 Farmers k Merchants Bank—Clerk Fort Wayne Phone K-5512 10 12

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eausd the nose wheel of their plane to crumple. Expensive Salad WASHINGTON HNS) — On tiny Providence Island north of Madagascar the hearts of coconut palm trees provide a delicacy known aS "the millionaire's salad,” says the National Geographic Society. A palm heart is obtained by cutting down * mature tree. To serve ten persons coSts about 1200.