Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 233, Decatur, Adams County, 3 October 1958 — Page 8

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TPUBUC AUCTION MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 6 at 7:00 P.M. 3 Comforters, cotton filled, good; 1 Comforter, wool lined, new; 3 Quilts; 6 Rugs; 1 Mattress Cover; Box of DtsKes; 9 Plates; 1 Meat Platter; Cream & Sugar; 14 Salad Plates; 9 Sauce Dishes; 4 Cups & Saucers; 2 Soup Dishes; Presto-Pressure Cooker, good as new; Stan less steel Chicken Fryer; Table Lamp; Table cloth; 6 Napkins, new: 18 Puhch or Dessert Glasses: Assorted Silver Ware; Silver Set; Glass Dishes; Table Cloth; 2 used Table Cloths; Throw Rug; Hot Pads sane ) Salt & Pepper sets; China Figurines, Hen & Rooster; Ash trays: China Cream & Sugar; Kitchen Utensils; Large Framed Black Board; 3 Aprons, fancy; Blouses <5); Dresses (3), 1 Taffeta, 2 Cotton; 2 Skirts; Box Head Scarfs. DECATUR SALE BARN Consign vour Livestock to us, where Highest Prices, are Paid. , "Livestock Auction Every Monday Night." STARTING today r — TICTf ICTW 4 FOR 4 BIG DAYS TFNNrSSET WILLIAMS’ PULITZER PRIZE PLAY NOW ON THE SCREEN’ O m-g-m Presents stirring x I A' /at V X Paul MN \1 I ® n . a V Burl IVES 1 I l L ot r- lack CAM /I V T >n Jtk Admission For This Big Hit—2sc-75c SUNDAY ONLY DECATUR > fTKiTSf fiß Admission Only 50c |HNUVnt PM Children Under 12 Free First Decatur Showing *of This Hair-Raising, Terrifying, Blood-curdling Twin Shock Show! 1 WIHI AMERiCAN-INTERNATIONAJ PICTURES 0 0 Tonight & Saturday ONE OF THE GREATEST PICTURES OF ALL TIME! “RAINTREE COUNTY” — In Technicolor ELIZABETH TAYLOR, MONTGOMERY CLIFT & HUGE CAST ALSO — Selected Shorts — Low Price of Only 50c

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L* ; '< > MH f 9 -.<- ? ES r , f M \ * I*** Ute ilTHE CONTINENTAL-ATRES, pictured above, nationally noted singing group, will open the fall and winter concert season of the Adams county civic music association. The first concert will be presented at the Decatur Youth and Community (Tenter at 8 o’clock next Thursday night.

Shows Tomato Plant Over 11 Feet Tall A tomato plant 11 feet, four inches high, which has aiready provided three pecks of tomatoes, has been raised this summer by Harvey Poling, who lives on the corner of 10th street and Madison. Poling has been raising tomates for many years, but this is the largest plant he has raised. /The i plant was started indoors in a paper milk container, and transplanted outside when about 10 inches high. Poling planted the stem deep in the ground so that it would get deep-soil moisture all summer. He kept adding to the stake until it was 12 feet tall, and the plant reached within eight inches of the top. He used a stepladder to pick the tomatoes. It is r be the tallest plant in tL .. . xtur area this year. Tree Planting Under Soil Bank Reserve Adams county farmers who are considering planting trees on some of their land can put it in the conservation reserve of the soil bank, chairman Victor Bleeke of the county agricultural stabilization, and conservation committee, explains. Bleeke said that in addition to receiving a substantial part of the cost of planting the trees, participating farmers will also get annual per-acre rental payments on land put in the program. Since all conservation reserve contracts for the planting of forest trees must run for 10 years, participants will receive annual payments over this period of time. At the end of the conservation reserve contract period, the chairman pointed out, the trees will be well on the way to becoming market timber. The signup period for the conservation reserve ends October 10. Interested farmers are urged to visit the county ASC office at 130'4 N. 2nd St. and learn details of the program.

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Troop 61 To Meet Saturday Morning Members of Boy Scout troop 61 who are planning to attend the camporee at Bluffton this weekend, are requested to meet at the Decatur Youth and Community Center bv 9 o’clock Saturday morning. All planning to attend were asked to contact Henry Commager by noon today so reservations could be given to the council. Plan Singspiration At Monroe Methodist A special singspiration will be held at the Monroe Methodist Hnrch Sunday evening at 7:30 lo k The congregational singing will be directed by Leon Gerig, music instructor at the Adams Central school. Several special musical numbers will be presented by members of the Monroe congregation, the public is invited to attend. Truck Driver Fined On Traffic Charge A trucker appeared in justice of the peace court Thursday night to charges filed against him Tuesday by the state police. Garland H. Harvey, 38, Beaverdam, 0., was arrested Tuesday by the state police in Decatur on Monroe street for driving a truck that did not have required turn signals. He appeared in justice of the peace court following his arrest and was fined $16.75 for the offense. Pedestrian Killed When Hit By Truck INDIANAPOLIS (UPD — Ward C. DePugh. 68, Indianapolis, was injured fatally late Thursday when he stepped into the path of a big truck at a city street intersection. The truck driver was Herbert H. Carter, 43, Indianapolis. DePugh’s death was the first Indianapolis city traffic fatality in 35 daiys.

Bierly Active In, Election Campaign G. Remy Bierly, candidate for the state office of appellate court political rally at English, in Crawjudge, spoke this afternoon at a ford county. Winfield K. Denton, Democratic member of Congress from the eighth district, also spoke. Saturday morning Bierly will attend the meeting of state candidates in Indianapolis. A luncheon for the Indiana Democratic woSuhday noon. Bierly will speak at men’s club will be held at Wabash the meeting. —; a Thomas Is Named To College Glee Club Raph B. Thomas, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Benj. G. Thomas of 342 South Winchester, has been named to the Wabash college glee club for the current school year. Thomas, a junior at Wabash, will appear with the glee club when it opens the fall season Oct. 25 in a joint concert with the men’s glee club of Ohio Wesleyan university at Deleware, O. Presbyterian Family Dinner Here Sunday The Presbyterian church will hold all-church communion and family dinner Sunday as the congregation joins with other churches around the world in the observance of world wide communion, one of the two sacraments of the church. Communion will be observed at the 10:30 a.m. service. The chancel choir will sing “God So Loved the World,” and the Westminister choir will serve as a speaking choir for this service. At 12:30 p.m., church members, families and friends will assemble at the Youth and Community Center for dinner. Following the dinner, the children’will see a movie, “The Split Level Family,” and the adults will hear the progressive program and plans for the future of the church. Gen. De Gaulle * timed from page one) They said the premier told Salan that now that the “battle of the referendum” was won, the Algerian commander would be called to “higher, duties.” De Gaulle picked the east Algerian city of Constantine as the site of his first major policy speech since his referendum victory paving the way for a strong Fifth Republic. Constantine is almost on the front line of the rebel war for independence. It lies in an area with the lowest living standards in North Africa. Some farmers earn no more than SSO a year. The extremist Wing of the Public Safety Committee, which helped bring De Gaulle back to power last June, has been pressing for official recognition of Algeria—with .its one million French settlers and etight million Moslems —as a province of France. They call it “integration.”

Firemen Are Called To Research Farm The Decatur fire department was called to the McMillen research farrri Thursday afternoon at 3:45 p.m. in answer to a small fire. An overheated stove touched off a blaze in paper used to insulate the ceiling of a storage shed at the back of the research building. Damage to the building was considered slight’ by fire chief Cedric Fisher. The fire was extinguished in a matter of minutes. YOUTH CENTER (Continued from page one) adult supervision. It is the hope for the future to add some new activities and expand the teenage organization. At present there is a teenage council composed of the presidents and vice presidents of each of the four classes in each of the two high schools. These young

SALE CALENDAR Oct. 4—1:00 p.m. Ida L. Gephart, owner. One block west of Rt. 49 in Wren, Ohio, to U.B. Church, then 2nd house south, west side of street. Real Estate and household goods. Donald Mox, Mei t Knittie, auctioneers. . OCT. 4—12:00 Noon. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene (Clinton) Charleston, owners. miles east and 4 miles south of Berne. 80-Acre farm and personal property. Phil Neuenschwander, and Jeff Liechty, Ned C. Johnson, auctioneers. OCT. 6-7:00 p.m. Christ Bohnke family owners at Decatur Sale Barn. Holstein Cattle. Christ Bohnke, auctioneer. OCT. 6—2:00 p. m. Wm. Fruchtenicht, Jr. and Edwin R. Thomas, commissioners of Fred Meyer estate. 10 miles north of Decatur on Winchester road, at Allen-Adams county line. 129.74 Acre farm. Ellenberger Bros., auctioneers. OCT. 7—1:00 p.m. Lloyd Kiracofe. Owner. Located 6 miles east of Wi en, Ohio on the Wren-Landeck Road formerly Wolfs Corner. Farm Machinery and Personal Property. Ray Elliott and Ernest Loy, Auctioneers. OCT. 9—7:00 p.m. Curtis Tonner, owner. 4 Miles west of Coppess Corner on St. Rd. 124, then I*4 mile south. 50 Head Holstein Dairy Heifers. Ellenberger Bros., Auctioneers. OCT. 11—10:00 am. Mrs. Ethel M Palmgren, owner. IV4 Miles West of Hoagland. Household goods, appliances, office equipment, etc. Ellenberger Bros., auctioneers.

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people, changing each year as the elected leaders in their ischools, form a most promising nucleus for responsible citizenship training. The center will receive $5,000 for the coming year. This contribution will be used to meet expenses, and other obligations the center will be confronted with during the coming year. Man Dies Os Burns Suffered In April HAMMOND, Ind. (UPD —Services will be held in Lowell Saturday for J.C. Weaver, 59, Roselawn, who died’ in a Hammond hospital late Wednesday of burns suffered last April when a kerosene burner exploded as he moved it from the path of a grass fire along a railroad right of way where he was working with a crew. Fraae in a ginxi town — Decatur.