Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 81, Decatur, Adams County, 5 April 1956 — Page 4

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DON’T TAKE A CHANCE TAKI PLENAMINS Smith Drug Co. WEEK - END SPECIALS Lard lb. 10c Fresh Side lb. 19c Beef Liver lb. 19c Minute Steak — lb. 59c Pork Patties -— lb. 59c Chuck Roastlb. 32c T-Bones— lb. 4 Round Steak lb. 59c Spare Ribs or Back Bones lb. 39c SUDDUTH’S MEAT MKT. So. 13th St. Phone 3-2706

mac i U I *m T E>jl Shop here for your meat needs and watch your money stretch! You get top quality meats that are unbeatable when it comes to flavor and tenderness. All meats are closely trimmed, which means a minimum of waste when your meat is ready for cooking- Our service is speedy and efficient. "*-196 3 lbs -89c 15c “™39™ lb - 29c «>• 45c SElX^CT^f^np'' | ... I.G.A. SLICED BACONIb. 39c LARGE GOLDEN RIPE xObananas 03 -29 c '. I I' ■■■■.■..».— I * > }More For Everybody COCA COLA 12 Bottle Carton 39 Deposit ■ ■■■<———■ 1 11 11 . 11 11 GOODIN’S4ftJ) SELF SERVICE STORE JZ OPEN WEEK DAYS ’TILL 9:00 P. M. — SUNDAYS ’TILL 6:30 P. M.

Court Rews Petition Fll.d In the divorce «*»e of Kenneth U Berber against Martha P. Bark, er. the plaintiff haa filed a petition to modify a court order concern- 1 ing support payments. He states | that the children are no longer dependent on him and aaks to he relieved of the Jiff per week pay- , menu. A notice haa been ordered returnable April 20. Library Appointment Mrs. Rachel Filer haa been appointed to another four-’year term on the Geneva public library board beginning April 17. She haa served ( 1 on the board since 1948, when she i 1 was appointed to fill a two-year - term. ! Petition Denied I The petition by Patty Ann Fox ' against Lucy Helen Dick and Rob- i ert Wayne Fox for modification of 1 a court order concerning custody i of children haa been denied. The I court haa ruled that the children i remain in the custody of their ( i

grandmother. Lucy Dtck. Complaint Dismissed The complaint for damages filed by DeWayne Nevil by his next friend Roy Nevil against Lena Non- has been dismissed on motion of the -plaintiff. Costs of the action have been assessed against the plaintiff. Esta&' Cases The inheritance tax report for the estate of Arley Habegger has been filed and a notice has been ordered issued returnable April 27. The net value is *25,928.01 with *18,441.85 subject to tax. The widow Is the only heir. In the estate of Peter J. Spangler the inheritance tax report has been filed with a notice returnable April 27. The estate is valued at *5,408.52 with none subject to tax. Heirs are the widow and two daughters. 77/' , r The inheritance tax report for the Thurman Schug estate which is valued at *89,996.63, has been filed and a notice has been issued returnable April 27. The amount subject to tax Is *39,05.66. Heirs

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include the Adams county metnor- i ial hospital, the Cross Evangelical ' and Reformed church in Berne, | the Fort Wayne Bible College and 13 relatives. The last will and testament of < Leo Spangler has been offered and 1 accepted tor probate. A bond in ' the sum of *I,OOO has been sub- I ■pitted and letters testamentory » have been ordered issued to Geor- ' gia Spangler. The terms of the will bequeath *2OO to St. Mary's i Catholic church of Decatur. *2OO to < St. Mary's Catholic church of Linn : Grove and the remainder to the i widow. The inheritance tax report for the Evaline Archer estate has ; been filed and the notice has been ordered issued returnable April 27. The estate is valued at *9,579.17 s with *3,523.17 subject to tax. Heirs are a granddaughter, a niece, two sons and a daughter. At the Adams county memorial hospital: Ray Lengerich and Alice Huser Lengerich of Berne are the parents of a baby boy born today at f0:27 a.m., weighing eight pounds and eight ounces. A baby boy was born to Qlifford Landis and Dixie Hill Landis of Monroe Wednesday at 8:55 p.m., , weighing seven pounds and nine ourfces. Today at 9:45 a.m., Genaro Raio and Mary Ortiz Razo of Decatur became the parents of a baby boy, weighing six pounds and nine ounces. w Admitted • John F. Mayer, Decatur: Carl Neal, Berne; Mrs. Herbert Fravel, Decatur; Gerald Ross, Decatur. ~Dismissed ’ ' Miss Diane Bauman, Linn Grove; Don Hileman, Willshire, O.; Mrs. Oliver ,P. VanY, Geneva; Mrs. Jacob Shetler, Berne. Steven Burger, son of Mr. and < Mrs. Bryce Burger, is a patient i at the Parkview memorial hos- : pital in Fort Wayne and his room < number is 439. " Mrs. J. H. Cole, mother of Mayor Cole, is moving from her apartment at 104 South Fifth street to the Arnold apartments on Jefferson streets. .. : ’ ' ' 'i —

11 1 J .1-. JJ _ . r. ‘< fruits Vegetables BANANAS First Quality - ''W ? Golden Yellow lb. I < Large 216 Siael U. S. No. 1 ORANGES 7 SEED 3 Doz. SI.OO POTATOES SLICING $3.99 100 lb. Bag BOLOGNA .. COOKING ONIONS lb. 29c * _____ 4 ibSB 25c — GARDEN SEEDS ONION SETS OF ALL KIND Red - Yellow - White Seedless 3 ||>s 29<; GRAPEFRUIT Big Eye 10 for 49c SWISS Imported CHEESE GLADIOLI BULBS Grade A Beautiful Glads lb. 59c Poz - GRASS SEED Home Style Grow Beautiful EXTRA LARGE Lawns Fast CAKES AND PIES *l-69 69c Each Plant Now! |i HAMMOND FRUIT MKT. 240 North 13th Street OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ’TILL 9:00 P. M.

Hearing Is Conducted In City Court Today A hearing on charges of disorderly conduct and assault and battery against Alex Romero, 24, and Roy Yruegaa, >6, was conducted in city court this morning. They were charged with attacking Fred Espanosa last Saturday night. Romerp entered a plea of guilty to the charges and the matter of sentencing was taken under advisement by Mayor Robert Cole. Y ruegas entered a plea of not guilty and bis case was continued. The two men stated that they attacked Kspanoza because he was dating Romero's sister, Minerva. They said they objected to this since Espanosa is married. Berne Firm Supplies Furniture At Show A house designed for Indiana climate, with furniture made In Indiana and decorated by a committee from the Indiana chapter of the American institute of decorators is the centerpiece at the 31st Indianapolis home show to be held April 13 to 22 in the state fairgrounds. The Dunbar furniture company of Berne is supplying the furniture for every room in° the houee, and Harold F. Halts is chairman of the decorator's committee. Linn Grove Lions Sponsor Contest An amateur talen contest, sponsored by the Linn Grove Lions club, will be held Friday night, April 29, at Hartford High school gymnasium, officers of that organization announced today. Prises ranging from *ls for first to *1 for fifth place, will be awarded. Entry blanks for the contest, open to all amateurs in the musical, dancing and comic fields, can be obtained by writing Linn Grove Lions dub, post office box 51, Linn Grove. Firemen Called As Fan Is Overheated Decatur firemen were called to the home ot Byron Smith at 356 Winchester street at 4:30 a. m. today when a blower fan on the furnace became overheated. There was no damage other than to the motor on the tan. — ' ■ ’ ■ Bake Sale, Saturday, April 7 at City Hall, 9:00 a. m. Dorcas Circle, Methodist Church. 80 t 3 —, —

April 30 Deadline For Wool Growers Incentive Payment Deadline April 30 Wool growers are reminded to get their applications for payment under the wool program to the county ASC office before May 1, if they want to get their incentive payment this year. The reminder comes from Oscar T. Brown, chairman of the Adams county agricultural stabilisation and conservation committee. According to the chairman, wool sales made after March 31. 1955 and before April 1, 1956 are eligible tor payment this year provided the application for payment with the necessary supporting information Is filled before May 1. Wool growers are urged to be especially careful about providing the required sales record when submitting applications. The sales record for shorn wool must show name and address of buyer, date of sale, name and address of producer, net weight of wool sold, and net proceeds to producer after normal deductions. Those who market lambs and yearlings for slaughter must provide bill of sale with the name and address of slaughterer; date of sale; name and address of seller; and number, description and net live weight of animals sold. They also must certify that the animals were purchased for slaughter, and that they had or had not been shorn at the time of sale. 80-day ownership is required to ba eligible for payment. Wool growers are reminded that as a result of the favorable vote in the' referendum last August a one-cent per pound deduction will be made from wool payments and 5 cents per hundred pounds from lamb and yearling payments to finance the campaign to enlarge the market for wool and lamba Based on current estimates, the payment will probably be about 40 percent of the average price received for the wool.

CARL GERBER Has A Ph. D. Degree You don’t have to go to college to get a Ph.D. degree. Take Carl Gerber. .. . .. .... Wqy He got his Ph D. (Doctor of Phinagling) degree by xnR studying buy-ology—the art of hemming and hawing with the wholesalers to get their best values. It doesn’t add any class to the store to have a Ph.D. W”? around, but you’ll have to admit it saves you money when - .. . vW it comes to top-quality meats, like these: FRESHLY ALL PORK GERBER’S GROUND PAN PURE BEEF SAUSAGE LARD 3 lbs. SI.OO 3 Ibs. SI.OO 10 ibs- sf.oo SMOKED TENDERIZED TASTY BEEF PICNIC PARROTS TONGUES HAMS BACON lb. 45c tb. 27c 2 lbs -59c HOME MADE I . - HAM SALAD ... lb. S9c ' — FROSTED FOODS Vi Gallon Bordens — Cauliflower Broccoli ICECREAM » .z.p klJ . Spear * \ 10 oz. pkg. 29c — PLUS — o «C one BOX OF * Rhubarb WAFFLE CWPLETS Spinach ? ■Ralrri ( 16 oz. pkg. 85C 2 PXBS- 45c \ 27c Gerber’s MARKET 150 S. 2nd St. Phone 3-2712

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