Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 212, Decatur, Adams County, 8 September 1956 — Page 3

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1958

TRADE IN DECATUR

FREE! FREE! ONE YEAR’S I] CULLIGAN ft SOFT WATER ' g|| SERVICE ■ Some family in one of the Six Northern Townships of Adams | County will win a year’s Culligan Soft Water Service. Nothing to buy! Need not be present 1 to win. jU JUST FILL OUT AN ENTRY BLANK AT THE OPEN HOUSE OF THE UNITED STATES STEEL HOME CONSTRUCTED BY CLARK W. SMITH, Builder in GRANT PARK ADDITION . . SEPTEMBER 9th thru 16lh CULLIGAN GOH WATER SERVICE “The Greatest Name in Water Conditioning” 147 S. 2nd St. Clarence Ziner Phone 3-3214

NOTHING DOWN! NOTHING TO PAY! Thishome given avesy 10-the winner A DURING UNITED STATES‘STEEI3HOMES’ iß— CORONADO CARNIVAL —"*—** Hi KfHMHH SBBfe 3 ?IB w / 1 ; iJ, > > Inm -t It,s our birthdfl y ! OnI y» y° u « et the gifts'-the 88 valuable prizes given away. ~ free during our Coronado Carnival. .. 42b B ” This is a great opportunity for you to get that new home you need. It is your ( "* ri ' T '- 1 ' chance to win a magnificent 3-bedroom Coronado Home, or any of 87 other fine* prizes. It is your chance to see some of the best home buys of the year the <»<» CHANCES TO WIN! high-quality, modern homes being built by your United States Steel Homes ■ , -fcjc||U 1 " r... ■ — ■ # . "L -*n * To win, all you do is visit your dealer’s demonstration home. Decide what, you ( --’r-y 1 q £23 lite about bis homes, and tell us about it in 50 words or less. There is nothing 1 I mm GRAND PRIZE: The be»t prize anyone could win—a beautiful home of his ownl This 3-bedroom Super Coronado #4 features to bu to nalif I two Starflre tile baths, dining area poss-thru, deluxe kitchen with eye-level oven and counter-top range, large living room with J» *t ' "e m * j H t window wall, convenient laundry area and loads of built-in cupboards and storage space. It is complete, with lot, ready to move in. A I Don’t pass Up thia phanfift—thia chanCß to ’ bAITpV Mllmf I win real luxury at no cost. Hop in your car PRIZES FRIZES Mwlßelb ■WWw • this weekend and head for your United C^4L> s s^ ?: ' States Steel Homes Dealer. See his quality homes. Hurry! Contest closes *?-«**' 10 Yoengetewn Jes-Tower Dishwashers. Giant, 41-75 39 Tovngstewn Food Waste Disposers. Eliminate October 31. F iBl I •• new 30* units that wash, double rinse, and dry up to ' garbage cons. Just flip a switch,and ZlPl—food waste w «ge I f J , I 200 piearn—tableware, dishes, pots, all at once. is gone down the drain. FFI CI A L RULES J w, t H. „ « ’ ,4. Anyone within the continental limits of, • 1"W f 12-21 10 York Snorkel Room Air Conditioners. Slim, com- 76 78 3 Morrison All-Steel Roly-Door Garage Doon. ' J, Complete this statement In 50 words or United States an 4 the District of Columbia J. v pact, portable units that give you a cleaner, healthier Durable, safe, and easy to operate, they enhance » !«*, ‘Td like to own a U.S. Steel Home be- Is eligible—except employees of U.S Steel '< >® u. * - ’’ obtainable ot your dealers) Enter as often dealers, theadvertisingagencyoftheabove, 22-28... .. .T Tappon Built-In Counter-Top Ranges end Eye- 79 , gl 3 Mor-Sun Gas-Fired, Forced Warm Air Furnaces. os you like, but only one prize to a ft, judging organization and their families. K HI * *' ' ' '■ l ’ V ’ l ° V * n ’ <or rr,e S ' ondin » t>eluKe Rone "’ if Give every room the right temperature, from floor 1. Mies will be awarded to the writers Os the be re€e)ved no | afer than ; •- »| $ \ preferred). Gas or Electric. Excellent performance, * cei|ina) without draft , ( awfon , aficoMy . . best entries received in the opinion of the October 31, 1956, and become the prop- ■ 111 ' 1 us eo * y 10 ond bea^’,ul - - judges. First prue winner must agree io erfy of y $ sfee| HomeJ | ne so be used J t ** o . oc u . Choose the house location from those offered ql they seo fit. No entries will be returned, ' 29-32. ...i.4 Hotpolnt Automatic Woshers. Take the drudgery 62 854 Rnrmeglas Wafer Heaters (Go. or Elmetric). USSH Dea |„ who se norm, appears Winners will be notified by mail A com>.Jl\x * out of wash day, save time, and get clothes dean. L ned ® ,a “ ,0 P r,v,n * ”'••• Automatic hot water, entry form. . plete fist of winners will be sent to any IF L—i *! ' ♦ "*"* ""■»' ~~ ~ x economica y. g e Independent judges, chosen by Advertising contestant requesting same and enclosing a I T"7l| >3-36... 4* Wotpobit Refrigerators til «u.fi.L Store enough Distributors of America, will select winners stamped, self-addressed-envelope. tl i'affil I nii Ft—Sbll ?***’ ond frotan foods for o family... feature, in- 861 Tore Whirlwind Power flower (Rotary). Thi. big on the basis of sincerity, origma ity ana 7. This Contest is subject to afl applicable Fedjg H J vy H/ZS||i ‘ glvde foN-vridtb frt-.-er and four d— p doo' shetvea. 18* Toro cut. gran and weed., trim. do.e, pulverises aptness of thought. Judges decisions wi.. era), State and local laws and regulations. || Wl !Lsj)f ' *~r'“ i — — - — ’ leaves easily and without scalping. b. final Duplicate orizes in ca.e of tin* k RveesaN Water - Softeners, flake worfilna eastiw. NwMw— si—--piilAS- fabrics beep Ibem brighter, and save 87-88.... R Polaroid land Cameras. The only camera In the uTR '’soap. ~ world that give, you finished prints In 60 seconds. UmtID|STATIS F sTflL A NOrtt Tht above prixa C 2-88) do not include the cost of inatallatiom | f " I WS ’ —'■ ' _ “ — I fl I u~Mii -i ll a~~~Tn^^ $ M ygg gearest OSS Homes Dealer listed below. Drive Out Today and pick up your entry blank. —"——L. • - wemMiuyn — A -ter STS -• . - -T- - ( OPEN HOUSE HOURS SAAITH DEMONSTRATION HOME SUNDAY 1:00 to 9:00 P. M. fftfilTlAli WEEK DAYS 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. PHONE DII I I I) F R —' R. R. 4 In GRANT PARK ADDITION ' ' ■ • 3-3512 D UILUU II Decatur, Ind. One Block West of Hospital

COURT NEWS Marriage License Carl Eugene Long, 18.. Frankfort, Ohio., and Elizabeth Ann Blazer. |7, Frankfort. O. . • Set for Argument In the complaint to foreclose mechanics lien - filed by Arnold Lumber company against Ranza and Bertha Wolfe and Martin and Nora M. ITuser, the defendants,, Martin and Nora Huser, have set their demurrer to the (mtnplaint for argument Sept. 13. Cross - Complaint In the complaint for separation by Ray Schott against Alice A. Schott. Severin H. Schurger has entered appearance for the defendant. An answer and cross-complaint for divorce charging cruel and inhuman treatment has been filed. An application for allowance has been filed and a notice has been ordered returnable Sept. 15. The defendant seeks custody of three children. An affidavit for a restraining order has also been filed and approved. Answer In Abatement Harry O. Irwin, defepdartt in a complaint for damages by the Associate investment Company, has filed an answer in abatement stating that the complaint, is a claim against the estate of Hugh Engle and that other defendants should be made parties to the comDon’t Forget to Attend the Decatur Sales Promotion Clinic During Courtesy Week. Tuesday through Thursday, Decatur Youth and Communitv Center, 8 a. m. to 8:50 a. m. 212 t 2

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plaint. Change of Custody In the complaint for divorce of Robert P. Brown against Rose E. Brown, the defendant has filed a consent to change of custody of the child. Custody has been granted to Robert Brown. Interrogation Filed Oscar Ray, defendant in a complaint for damages by Mary S. Bailey, administratrix of the Peter D. Hailey estate, has filed an answer to the complainit and an interrogation. The plaintiff’ has been filled to answer thev interrogation under oath oh or before Sept. 21. Appearance Entered The law firm of Custer and Smith has entered appearance for Justine Brite, plaintiff in a complaint for property damage against Kenneth Singleton. Cause Set By agreement of the parties in the complaint for divorce of Kathryn E. Dawson against Arthur J. Dawson, the cause has been set for Sept. 11. Estate Cases The inventory for the estate of Jesse Elmer Eckrote has been filed and approved. It shows SIO,BOO in real property, 317,780 in bonds and notes, 32,873.60 in money and 325 in other property for a total value of 315,478.60. A waiver of notice and, consent to the sale of property from the Mary Stella Daugherty estate has been filed by the public welfare department. A notice for others has been ordered issued returnable Sept. 27. The inventory of the James F. Chronister estate has been filed and approved. It shows 32,000 in real property, 3-53 In furniture and

household goods, 324.56 in money for‘a total value of 32,077.56. A petition to sell real property has been filed and a notice returnable SepL'lS. David Macklin has been appointed guardian ad litem for Judith Ann Stauffer, a minor. The amended inventory for the estate of Lewis Herman Hammond has been filed and approved. It shows an additional 3150 in money for a total value of 38,786,13. A petition to pay 1 nursing expenses for John F. Meschberger has been filed in his estate and approved. Three Fined Here On Traffic Counts Four persons appeared in justice of the peace Floyd Hunter’s court Friday night on traffic charges. Garland V. West, of Portland, entered a plea of not guilty to speeding and his trial was set for a later date. He posted a 315 bond. Michael Jackson, of Grand Rapids, Mich., arrested for speeding, was fined 31 and costs. Also fined 31 and costs for speeding was Fred R. Hoffman of Decatur. Ronald K. Braun, of Decatur route three, was arrested on a charge of driving to the left of center and was fined 31 and costs. v STATE FAIR (Coßtlnurd from Page One) for the selection of entertainment and for the entire program has been most gratifying,” he said. ‘‘We have received fewer complaints this year than in any of the other 10 years I have been associated with the Indiana State Fair."

Gerber To Open New Market Next Friday Supermarket To Open Friday On Highway Gerber’s Super Market, a complete one-stop grocery store, located in a new building on U. S. highways 27 and 33, will be opened to the public next Friday, it was announced today by Carl Gerber, long time Decatur grocery and meat market operator. The new supermarket will be operated by Gerber, vvho will have charge of the meat and meat processing departments; George Ditto, who will have charge of the grocery department, and Dale Liby, who will supervise the purchase of meat and poultry for the new store. Entirely home owned and home operated, the new grocery will be complete in every detail. With parking space for more than 50 automobiles, the building is located on a large tract of ground, directly south of Miller’s Motel. The building is 60 by 100 feet and has more than 7,100 feet of floor space. Three automatic check - out stands have been installed, with ample space to insure quick service. There is a frozen food department. with 30 feet of refrigeration and a poultry department with 24 feet of cold storage space. The entire building is air conditioned and a blow-type heating system will add to the comfort of shoppers in the winter months. • About half of the building will be used for canned goods, baked

PROCLAMATION Mayor Robert Cole has proclaimed next week, Sept. 15 to 23, as soft water week In Decatur. The text of the Mayor’s proclamation follows: WHEREAS, the water conditioning industry has combined with modern science in a continuing program of research into the effects and acknowledged importance of water on our everyday lives; and , ' ‘ W’HEREAS, the iidustry has prpved through scientific methods and experimentation that definite and tremendously important advantages exist in the use of soft water in the home, in commercial businesses, and in industry; and WHEREAS, today over four million families in the United States. Hcluding many in Decatur, benefit by the use of soft water in their homes largely because of this concerted scientific study; / NOW, THEREFORE, I, ROBERT COLE, Mayor of the city of / Decatur, in the state of Indiana, do hereby designate the week of September 15 to 23 as Soft Water Week in Decatur and call upon the citizens of Decatur to cooperate in the appropriate observance thereof. Dated this Bth day of September, A. D. 1956.

goods and dairy products, and all of the counters are arranged to insure the shopper the greatest visibility and speed in completing the shopping taak. The meat department, which will feature Adams county raised and home slaughtered livestock, will be one of the largest in the area. A 24-foot self-service department has been erected and in addition to this, there is a 20-foot counter where customers may purchase all types of special cuts and grades of meat they desire. The rear of the building is reserved for storage and there is a large space for canned goods reserve. A below-zero freezing department for meat and a large cooler house for poultry are features of the new establishment. At the check-out counters, new automatic National cash register units are being installed. These

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units have the latest type counters and checkers to make it almost impossible for a check-out cashier to make an error. Formal opening of the new market will be held the latter part of September, Gerber announced, but all departments of the store will be open for business next Friday morning. Farmer Found Dead Beside His Tractor COLUMBUS, Ind. (UP) — Walter Ropp, 72, Hope, was found dead Friday night .beside his farm trac--tor in a field where he was mowing. Authorities believed Ropp steered the tractor beneath lowhanging tree limbs and that they brushed him off the tractor seat. They believed Ropp’s head hit the tractor as he fell.