Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 244, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1957 — Page 6

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United States Plans Welcome For Elizabeth Fly To Jamestown Today After Royal Canadian Reception OTTAWA (UP)—lt was goodbye ! Canada and hello Uncle Sam today for a couple of nice people from London. In their own realm, they are called Queen Elizabeth II and i Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh. But they’re more likely to be just plain Liz and Phil to the United States’ 17 million citizens, some of whom will see them around for six days. The couple climax a hectic, wearing four - day visit to the Canadian capital today by visiting 15,000 school children. Elizabeth and Philip, whose own two youngsters were left behind in London, were to stop at Landsdowne Park, a sports stadium, spend an hour with the kids, and then continue to Uplands Airport and the flight to Virginia. On To Virginia The couple will help Jamestown celebrate its 350th anniversary as the first. English settlement in America, will visit historic Williamsburg. the nation’s capital where they will be guests at the White House of President and Mrs. Eisenhower, and will end their North American visit in New York, Oct. 21. Their trip to Canada was filled with a wreath - laying ceremony at the National War Memorial, Her Majesty's opening of Parliament to become the first reigning monarch to preside over Canada’s governing body, her debut as a television speaker, a radio talk by her husband, church, and the opening of a new highway through the capital city. The schedule in the United States is just as crowded, but at least it includes some unofficial doings—a football game, a visit to a thoroughbred horse farm, and a sight-seeing trip to the Empire State Bldg. Guest At Receptions There were three receptions for the couple in Canada — one for the press, a state reception, and the last and largest by the government Tuesday evening at the Hotel Chateau Laurier. “Go easy on the hand-shaking; Her Majesty is very tired,” said one of the Queen's aides. Guests, some of whom stood for two hours to get a chance to talk .to a Queen,--fried past the receiving line at the rate' of 70 every five ; minutes. In all, the couple greeted more than 1,300 persons, "the biggest reception, the most handshaking we’ve had since she became Queen," said a source close to the royal family. The couple’s usual custom is to mingle with the guest briefly later. Tuesday night, they made one quick swing through the ballroom and headed for a quiet, small dinner at the home of Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker. SYRIA (Conttnued from Page Ona) • complaint about threats to the security of Syria and to international peace." It demanded an urgent meeting of the assembly’s steering committee to put the complaint on the agenda. The state song of New Mexico, “O Fair New Mexico,” was written by Elizabeth Garrett, whose father. Sheriff Pat Garrett, shot and killed by Billy the Kid. Trade in a good town — Decatur

PUBLIC SALE I, the undersigned, having sold my farm and moving to town, will sell my personal property at auction, located 4 miles east, 1 mile north, then l-i mile east and mile north of Berne; or 1% miles east of Spring Hill church, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19,1957 12:30 P. M. (Fast Time) 4 — CATTLE — 4 Big roan cow with 8-week-old calf by side, will sell for beef; 2 big black steers, had lots of grain. — SHEEP — 4 good ewes, 2 years old; 1 buck, 3 years old. — CHICKENS — 60 head of Leghorn hens, laying good. HAY AND STRAW 200 bales of good mixed hay; 55 bales clover hay; 180 bales straw. FARM MACHINERY 1954 Allis-Chalmers CA tractor with wide front end. This tractor is in Al shape, used less than 100 hrs.; 2 14-in. mounted-plow; 2-row cultivators; Allis-Chalmers 2-row corn planter; 7-ft. Alfis-Chalmers disc; John Deere side delivery raxe; Hoosier grain drill; rubber tire wagon with good grain bed; No. 7 McCormick horse mower; McCormick tooth harrow; double cultipacker; New Idea horse drawn manure spreader; New Idea corn sheller; gas tank with hose and nozzle; Pride farm hog feeder; hog troughs. HOUSEHOLD AND MISCELLANEOUS Super Flame 2-burner heating stove with 345-gal. oil barrel; Coleman oil burner stove; 12 x 17 carpet, in good condition; 26 new fence posts; some lumber; two 10 x 12 tarpaulins; hand grass seeder; fence charger; wire; posts: weed sprayer: 1% bushels clover seed. Some hand tools, wrenches, shovels, forks and some household goods not mentioned. _ 1949 Chevrolet pick-up truck with 6-ply tires behind and 4-ply in front, like new. This truck is in good condition. TERMS—CASH. Not responsible for accidents. JOHN J. HABEGGER, Owner Phil Neuenschwander, Auctioneer D. S. Blair, Auctioneer First Bank of Berne, Clerk

Hubcaps Are Stolen From Auto Monday Mrs. Virgil Graber, of 50$ Studebaker street, reported to city police Tuesday afternoon that sometime after midnight Monday, someone stole the hubcaps of the family car which was parked <in their driveway. Police are also investigating a complaint by George Anspaugh of Vine street that someone knocked over the outhouse at the back of his property sometime last night. Virtually Entire Corn Crop Saved LAFAYETTE OF) — The weather made up for its spring and summer flood blow to Indiana farmers by holding off on killing frosts, and virtually the entire corn crop was saved. Robert E. Straszheim, U. S. agricultural statistician stationed at Purdue University, said today that even the latest planted corn was “pretty well dented" and generally safe from ruin when the first killing frosts came last Saturday. ■ ‘-r; TABLE (Continued from Page Ons) Kenneth Shannon, John Eichhorn, Ernest Atkinson, Dr, R. E. Allison, Don Stover, Dick Wertzberger, Dale Morrissey, Bud Wertzberger and Dick Kershner. Ike (Continued on Page Five) to forget about tax relief next year because of the military security program came Tuesday night from Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Deputy Defense Secretary Donald A. Quarles. Nixon told the International Industrial 1 Development Conference in San Francisco: “Let us resolve once and for all that the absolute necessity of maintaining our superiority in military strength must always take priority over the understandable desire to reduce our taxes." Quarles told the American Institute of Consulting Engineers in New York: “As long as we are faced by challenging threats of Soviet Russia, sacrifices will continue to be required in the form of individual effort, or impersonal effort in the form of taxes.. There were these other satellite developments: —ln Cahokia, 111., Sen. Stuart Symington ID-Mo.) said the carrier which the Russians used to launch their satellite would be capable of propelling a two-ton warhead 1,500 miles “with considerable accuracy.” Symington also lashed government officials “who cannot get excited about the fact the Russians have gotten a satellite into space ahead of the United States." —Sen. John Sherman Cooper (RKy. >, said Russia’s achievement had a tremendous psychological effect on Europeans he had talked with in France, Germany and Spain. "I think we had got too smug,” he said, "and perhaps too rich.” —Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (IlMinn.) charged “wanton" waste, duplication and leadership from "the pleasant surroundings of country clubs” impeded the nation’s missile and satellite programs. He urged a broad effort to pool scientific efforts of NATO nations and coordination of this country's scientific research work . in a single, independent agency. The raven, nearly twice as big as its common relative, the crow, is similar in build and has glossy black feathers. It eats almost anything animal or vegetable. It carefully stays out of shotgun range. Individuals have lived more than fancy lightly turns to thoughts of 50 years.

Public Sale Large New Furniture Sale '■ '' * As we are discontinuing business, we will sell at Public Auction in our store, located on South Street in Monroeville, Indiana, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19,1957~ Commencing at 12:30 P.M. r DST Bedroom Suites; Beds; Cedar Chests: Knee Hole Desks; Chairs; including Swivel, Platform Rockers, etc.; Stands; Coffee and Steptables; Lamps; Sweepers; Stoves; Mirrors; Kitchen Tables; Cabinets; Felt Base Rugs; Sewing Machine; Childrens Furniture including high chairs, beds, chairs, strollers, baby auto seats, doll buggies. Office furniture including safe and desk. Some tools and other numerous articles. TERMS—CASH. Not Responsible in Case of Accidents. JBI PAINTER BROS., Owners Glenn C. Merica—Auctioneer. Public Auction 334 North 4th Street, Decatur, Ind. Good Furniture, Household Goods — Antiques SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 1 p.m. LOCATION: 334 North 4th Street, Decatur, Indiana. Corner of 4th and MarshaU Streets, Decatur, Ind. ANTIQUE FURNITURE. LAMPS. VASES. ORNAMENTAL SHELLS, PICTURES AND NOVELTIES. Settee, Two Oval Tables, Two Marble Top Tables, Square Antique Table, Lamps, Vases and Statuary. Drop leaf Walnut Table and 6 Chairs over 100 years old. Antique Buffet and Chest of Drawers. Several Whatnots. Spool Bed Complete, Antique Dresser, Desk and Chair and many other nice pieces. HOUSEHOLD GOODS and Miscellaneous Articles, Spinet Piano, 5 Upholstered Occasional Chairs, Desk and Chair. Brass Waste Paper Bucket. PHILCO TV 21 inch; Complete Line Fire Place Fixtures and Screen; 2 Rugs 9x12, 1 Rug Bx 9; Bridge and Table Lamps; Tea Table on rollers; Kitchen Table; Drop Leaf Breakfast Table and Chairs; Grandfather Clock; Sectional Bookcase; Sewing Machine; Mahogany Bedroom Suite; Complete Maple Bedroom Suite, Springs and Mattress; Several Chests of Drawers; Large Mirrors; Dishes; Cooking Utensils, and many other items. FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR AND ELECTRIC STOVE, ELECTRIC WASHER AND DOUBLE TUBS. ELECTRIC IRONER. Lawn and Porch Furniture, Stepladder, Lawnmower, Garden and Small Tools, Bird Bath and many other miscellaneous articles. TERMS—CASH. No property will be removed from the premises until settled for in full. GRACE M. HUNSICKER, Deceased J. F'. Sanmanh—Auctioneer " ' • “Chuck” and Cliff Gorrell—Auctioneers Forrest McWhirter. Executor Sale Conducted by Midwest Realty Bowen. Mendenhall & Hunter, Auction Co., Decatur, Indiana. Attorneys, Winchester. Indiana « 10-16

PUBLIC SALE 101 ACRE FARM AND PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE MARTHA REINHARD ESTATE The undersigned Executor of the Martha Reinhard Estate will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, subject to the approval of the Wells Circuit Court, the following Real Estate and Personal Property, Located 3% mites east of Bluffton on State Road No. 124; or 2*i miles south and M mile west of Craigville; or 6*4 miles west of Coppess Corner on State Road No. 124, on - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 - Sale Starting at 10:30 A. M. (DST) REAL ESTATE—IOI ACRE FARM A good well improved 101 acre farm, level, fertile soil, well drained, all under cultivation. HOUSE— B room, 2-story house, 4 bedrooms, complete bath down, large kitchen with built-in cupboards. Motor plumbing, both*hard and soft water. Basement, forced air furnace. 52 gal. electric water heater, s Venetian blinds and drapes; 2-rooms summer kitchen. BARN— 4Ox9O’ with 18 ft. tramp shed. 9 stanchions and 9 stall cow barn with cement floor. HOG HOUSE—DOUBLE CORN CRIB AND TOOL SHED COMBINED. 2 TOOL SHEDS—ISOO bu. GRANARY — WOOD HOUSE-MILK HOUSE FOR GRADE A MILK-CORN CRIB AND OTHER OUTBUILDINGS. Electricity to all outbuildings; water to ba¥n. Good drilled well and 2 cisterns. Land in good state of production. Nice lawn, fruit trees, shade trees. This is an ideal location on good state highway No. 124. Convenient to good schools, churches and all types of markets. Ym. are wecome to inspect this farm anytime. FARM WILL SELL AT 1:30 P. M. TERMS ON REAL ESTATE— V 4 of Purchase Price Cash. Balance or delivery of deed and abstract, showing merchantable title. Immediate possession of House and Outbuildings. For further information contact Ellenberger Bros., Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers — Phone 543, Bluffton, Ind., or K-5512, Fort Wayne, Ind. — HOUSEHOLD GOODS — 5-piece breakfast set; G. E. refrigerator; combination kitchen range desk & chair; studio couch, like new; upholstered chair; china cab inet; library table; arm chair; 12x15 rug; end table; 3 lamps; 12x15 rug; 9x12 rug; 3-piece Antique bedroom suite with marble top; 6 dining room chairs; 9x12 rug: rocker; Waterfall cedar chest; 4-piece Waterfall bedroom suite; Antique chest of drawers; table model victrola; table: spool bed; dresser; Antique base rocker; bookcase and writing desk combined; 2 odd chairs; rocker; commode; dresser; bed, spring & mattress; base rocker"; lot of throw rugs; fire extinguisher; 8 ft. deep freeze; lot of canned goods; Maytag washer; gas hot plate; folding table, like new; maple chair; sewing machine; heating stove; secretary; fernery; hall tree; kitchen range; kitchen cabinet: drop-leaf table; glass door comer cupboard; 1 set. service for 12, Noritake china dinner ware; several good Antique dishes; Antique mirror: 8-day dock; 5-piece breakfast set; 30-gal. copper kettle. MISCELLANEOUS— 2 roll-a-way hen nests, like new; corn shelter: Jamesway rubber tired feed cart; 18 cow stanchions; 8 drinking cups; corn shelter; electric brooder; extension ladder; rubber tired wheelbarrow; tractor manure spreader; lot of tile and many other items. — CHICKENS — 400 H & N yearling leghorns, laying good. TERMS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY-CASH. Not responsible for accidents. Lunch served on grounds. (Please Clip this Ad for Future Reference) > THE MARTHA REINHARD ESTATE Ervin R. Schwartz, Executor John F. Decker, Attorney for Estate Ellenberger Bros., Auctioneers. Bluffton phone 543— Fort Wayne phone K-5512 Herman Strahm, Auctioneer, Craigville, Ind., phone 55. Farmers & Merchants Bank, Bluffton, Ind., Clerk.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1957