Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 12, Decatur, Adams County, 15 January 1959 — Page 2

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January Sale Priced for Savings! SPRINGMAID SHEETS Springmaid's fine quality “whlter-thsWhlte” sheets now at ' sensational savings! Come'. . get your share of the bargains! Select From This Chart: _ ' ■ ' Spring knif ht Springcale 2 ' ~"i~R"egT7~Ndw Re «- I NOW 83 x»- I s2l? | ?1.79 ~j t 72x108 ' i $2.39 j $1.89 j $2.79 | $2.39 Twin Fitted ' I $2.39 | $1.89 [ $2.79' £ $2.39_ Twin Top Fitted 1 $2 59 I $2 09 | $2.98 |. $2-49_ 81x99 " I $2 39 J sl-89 | SI x 108 : 7 - ’ | $2.59 j 8L99..1. $2.99 $2-49 Full Fitted ' j~ $2.59 j $1.99 ; $2.99 |s2 49 . Fall Tw Fitted ""|~~~52.79 ~j" $2.19 j j TWO-IN-ONE MATTRESS PAD & COVER , . . Combination pad and cover. Closely stitched pad top. Bleached cotton filling. Sanforised skirt clings to mattress and holds pad in place. Twin size - Our Reg. 3.99 —- — Now $3.50 Full size—Our Reg. 4.99 Now $4.50 Twin site—Regular Flat Pad — ...'Now $2.50 ' Full Sise—Regular Fiat Pad . r - —— Now $3.50 fete of Muslin, Pillow Tubing, Ticking, Etc.! IMPORTED LINEN TOWELING ~s . Ultra-absorbent highly durable, Multi-stripes and plaids in red, gold, blue, yellow, green, pink or aqua. Reg. 49c — - 3 yards SI.OO 36” PRINTED OUTING FLANNEL . . Floral prints on white and pastel background. Also juvenile patterns Reg. 49c yard 39c . 36” ( LOTH OF GOLD MUSLIN . . Fully bleached, firmly woven, finished soft for the needle. For quilting and J general household uses. Reg. 39c 3 yards SI.OO t CANNON TERRY FINGER-TIP TOWELS . . Pastel fringed ! ends. Green, red, white and other pastel c010r5..4 for SI.OO I KITCHEN TERRY TOWELS . . . Lintless, super absorbent, last drying. 300 on sale. All new patterns. Fringed ends. Reg. 59c or 69c Grade ........... ......... On Sale 2 for SI.OO , WHITE SHEET BLANKETS . . Heavy quality blankets with ; thick fleece on both sides. Firmly lock stitched. • Large 80x108 she, each .. $2.99 70x90 size, each — $1.99 Pillow Ticking, best featner proof grade, CA/i blue and white stripe, Reg. 79c, On Sale Yd. 33** Bleached Pillow Tubing, 42” width or 36” wide $< .00 1 genuine “Springknight” quality 2 Yds. * • AU Linen Toweling, genuine Stevens grade, $« .00 Bleached or unbleached - On Sale 3 Yds. • Quilting Sheeting. 81 Inch width, soft ' bleached quality Sale Price Yd. / 3** PRINTED PERCALE PILLOW CASES . . border prints and all-over designs in assorted colors. Sizes 42x36 $< .00 Fast color. Long wearing—Reg. 1.39 ~.. On Sale- Pr. “ Blanket Sale —BIG VALUES! Beautiful Floral Blankets, winter weight grade > irregulars of our 8.95 quaifty --SJL AA satin binding, Sale ..........—............1. each ™*33 Rayon-Orion Blend, solid color blankets, large 72x90” size, regular winter weight spo A A (irregulars) good colors, Sale Price each 3*33 Rayon Nylon Blanket, solid colors, wide binding, 72x84”, a first quality medium weight syg A A blanket at a price each ■*•33 Floral Blanket, light weight grade, Rayon & Nylon, size 72x84—Rose or Aqua borders AA If perfect would be 4.99—0 n Sale each 3*33 Cotton Outing Flannel Now On Sate! 'White Outing Flannel 36” A A also solid colors—- 1....— 3 Yds. Light Stripe Outing Flannel $« A A 36” wide 3 Yds. 49c Dark Stripes or Checks Flannel : 38* wide ... Yd. 33** ; 49c Floral or Juvenile Pattern Outing Ad* On Sale—36” wide Yd. 33** it, | . 1 — “ — -- — 150 Rag Rugs—Just Arrived ! •They're Homemade especially for us. All new material used in making. Washable, Fast colors. Absolutely The Best Made in This Type Rug. 3 Sizes: 24x36, ea. 1.49 24x48, ea. 2.25 27x54, ea. 2.50 j t : Sale off Woolens, Suiting!!., Dress Fabrics! <6O” wide Wool Tweeds, in all the popular colors, 6 557 c worn and 4oy 0 rayon, {• were s2.9B—Sale ........ yard ■ Herringbone Weave Suiting, 45" wide* Rayon and Acetate AA ? On Sale ..... .......1 —. yard 1 Figured Corduroy, 36” wide .. i .. $g Reg. sl.so—Sale yard ***3 Solid Color Corduroy, remnant length;., 2 to 10 yd, v pieces, big azsartment of colors ___ ' ; 36” width—Safe ..— .. yard /3** Solid Color Velveteen, red, brown or Hlack, excellent quality, our regular 2.98 gr ade A £ 36” wide ................... ...yard A*«3 Dark Cotton in beautiful patterns for pear round wear, all were 98e to 1.19 yard January Sale Price ..; ----- yard / 3** One Yard Skirt Lengths, 60” wide, nj don & dacron | fabrics! Only 15Jp sell at $« 3Q | one loW price - each “*33 J Rayon Taffetta, solid colors, 42” wide* CQf ! for many uses—Sale Priced yard 33** ’BO Square Cotton Dress Prints, all kinds of patterns, in short length pieces, up to 10 yard): each, TOC 49c grade—Sale Price ... yard 33** 4 Yard Dress Lengths, Better-Quality. Drip-Dry Cottons, choose from 50 pieces. Ifligh style $g AC ■ ’ Prints, Plaids, etc. Sale Price each • *3® 72” Wide Felt for Skirts, solid bk.ck, white, red or russet—Reg. 2.98 $«• A Q . . ...Reduced to ....-yard “*w3 Plaid Denim. new colors, *7 Of* Regular 98c On Sale yard J 3** Cotton Suede Flannel, for shifts, coat linings, etc. Solid color grey, navy. red. brown, also several AA«« plaids—Now On Sale yard w>3** Cotton Plisse Crepe, W w,ide, new figured patterns for gowns and A<« Regular 59c—On Sale , yard <l3** Bath Towels On Sale! - We are closing out tkig beautiful floral design <on pastel color background. A reral buy! Several colors! Large $1.58 Bath /Towel—Size 22x44 each SI.OO i 79c Matching Hand Towel 59c 39c Matching Wash Cloth 29c Niblick & Co.

_,U. K . I TiiiliiriliV'’fW fl* /i V Amr r - - - c... - -1. ' \ '' • i ■ ' .... _ : r " ' ■* ’ 7-" r - - ~ -- - - •' THE MICKELINI TRIPLET BOYS, believed to be the first set of triplets ever born at the Adams county memorial hospital, are shown with their mother, Mrs. Lambert Mickelini, the former Mary Ann Laurent. The boys, James, John and Jeffery, were born at the hospital Friday night at 11:46 p. m. With the addition of the new set of triplets, the Mickelinis now are the parents of five boys, all under the age of three years. At home are Joseph, 14i - years of age, and Michael, 2% years. Mrs. Mickelini is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Laurent of Decatur. The Mickelini's live at Fort Wayne.—Photo by Briede.

Miss Suzanne Hess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hess of 909 North Fifth street, and a sophomore at Decatur Catholic high school, celebrated her 16th birthday Wednesday; irt Miss Mary Beth Snyder, a sophomore at Decatur high school, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snyder of 610 Washington street, celebrated her 16th birthday Tuesday. Miss Catherine Schnepp. daughter of- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schnepp of 720 N. 3rd street,., and a sophomore at Decatur Catholic high school, celebrated her 16th birthday Wednesday. Miss Monica Badenhop. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Badenhop, of 1130 Nuttman avenue, and a sophomore at Decatur high school, celebrated her 16th birthday last Sunday. Miss Judy Worthman, a 1958 graduate of Adams Central high school, will leave in the near furture for Washington, D.C.,‘where , she will accept a job in civil service. -

TEEN TOGS £ ££££ ; ft ANNUAL O ■ WINTER ■ iw ESI 'R 1 T SALE BUY ONE DRESS: Get Another Dress of ———-4 Equal Value or Less — FREE OF CHARGE — • DRESS SIZES • SUB-TEEN SIZES 6-14 JUNIOR SIZES 5-17 Bring A Friend . . . Divide The Uostl— ——— DRASTIC SALE OM ... • BLOUSES I ALL REMAINING •SKIRTS MATS & PURSES • SWEATERS sl°° • PAJAMAS x ' All Sate* Final —No Refunds TEEN TOGS 121 North Second Street

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Charles Krueckeberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kruckeberg, has been admitted to the Lylheran hospital, where he underwent surgury on his knee, which was injured while he was playing football. His room number is 217. Mrs. T. C. Smith. Mrs. Ed Bauer, Mrs. Melvin Luhman, and Joseph Hunter attended the district meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary at post 47 in Fort Wayne Wednesday. Mrs. John R. Smitley was admitted to the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne Wednesday and underwent eye surgery this morning at 8 o’clock. Her room number is 458. Jerry J'l.ueckiger, of Berne, has been elected chaplain of Zeta Chi fraternity of Lakeland college. Flueckiger is a junior. Officers will be installed next Monday. Lowell J. Fear, of Decatur, Was fined $25 and costs for driving an oversize vehicle in Van Wert, 0., after arrested by the state police Bible College Prexy Inauguration Friday FORT WAYNE, Ind. (UPD—Dr. Jared F. Gerig will be inaugurated ■ Friday as president of Fort Wayne , Bible College, a position he has • held the past year. . <

Help Fight TB Buy Christmas Seals Buys Health Bond Beta Sigma Phi council has voted purchase of a $5.00 health bond, officials of the Christmas seal campaign in Adams county announced today. All proceeds from the annual Christmas seal sale are used in the fight on tuberculosis and to provide clinics and otherwise carry on the fight against the "vyhite plague.’’ i Fail Os Agreement On Special Judge Mayor Names Three As Possible Judges No agreement was reached this morning by the Adams county prosecuting attorney, Severin Schurged, and Hubert R. McClenahan, attorney for Francis J. Schmitt, 65, of Decatur, on a special judge to hear the case of driving while under the influence of alcohol filed against Schmitt by the city' police in December. Mayor Robert D. Cole appointed a panel of three possible names to hear the case. They are: Richard J.. Sullivan, Mark A. Morin, and David A. Macklin. All three men are attorneys in Decatur. Both the defense and the state will have two days in which to strike one name, leaving the remaining attorney as the appointed judge in the case. The special judge was asked for by Schmitt and his counsel when they stated to the court that the mayor was biased and prejudiced against the defendant and should not try the case. After the matter was taken under advisement early Monday morning, Mayor Cole gave his ruling on the matter during the afternoon, granting a change of judge.

JANUARY z-t iw fl l| ' >gr /qA L C \\\v \UPrtmUuiuilnir COI " G I iinUVyLw \\ hurry! V* J ■ —■ save ! “ HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ! Children’s, Misses, : $1.39 24”-x 36” Oht SWEATERS LOOP RUDS © Vs OFF BSc Banions, Orlons: Cardigan and Decorator colors. slip-on styles, included are Only 50 at this low, \ \v rZ VuZ novelty styles. low price. „ , . , * Select Group, • 35c MEN S \ , . » womfni’Q At Terrific Savings! 69 c 20” X 40” WOMEN b WORK SOX SWEATERS TOWELS BLOUSES Genuine Reed Sox in mixtures < "C Z for A 0 and woof a kind. body and foot. White heel. Every new Fall and Winter !<z „. Sixes 10 - 12. style priced at savings. Bulky Pastels and Whites. r- knits. 4-Holers. 3-Holer Vests. Thick Terry Towels mwcm-c. wniuwe Orlon Slipovers. in large sire. MISSES , WOMEN s, ’ 1 f Slock! DRESSES Cl 00 Values to $«.95 $1.29 Value HHtaUVkiW WOMEN’S PACKAGE of 19 , rt 4/ WOOL GLOVES flats & casuals DISH CLOTHS a % * Sites: 7-15, 10-20, 14’/s-22t4 °X ( DD a.' — Newest fashions and fabrics. > AW AW oaF CRjKfl Sheath styles included. Buy / JV „ , OWw Now! Tremendous Savings. " ° Paris Fashion flats and , p„„ eg qe e .99 Misses, Women’s, —casuals at savings you “ T” ArjANUAtY CLEARANCE ca i v Children’s! don’t want to miss. SAVINGS! Re $6 98 * ALL AT BIG SAVINGS SALE 3 Reg. $1.98 5j.44 aau|||E eiIACQ MEN’S & BOYS’ - SALf! 4 GLOVES. • bUNNIt dtlUtb WINTER Reg. »IMS ’ $-.47 ■ 1111 ’JE.BB OHPS SALE 5 LADIES SI.OO SF "- l/ 4 OFF BOVS’ KMT BELTS = ? POLO SHIRTS ■’ . .. . . i . • 66c DI APKWri I C N '\ c Ar ,b * DLMviIfvCLLO BEL# 0 “........ ’A -29 OPEN FRIOAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS toe shirts .... 8 7 c

Suggestions Made On Filing Returns Accurate Records Urged Os Farmers F. V. Smith, Purdue University agricultural economist, reminds Hoosier farmers starting to prepare their income tax reports, the job will be easier if they have complete, accurate records from which to calculate the amount of their taxable income. Farmers who closed tljeir business year last December 31 have until February 15 to pay their federal income tax. Those who end their business year at some other time may file a return and pay their tax before the 15th day of the second month after the close of the business year. The Indiana gross income tax is due . January 31. The gross income tax rate for farmers is threeeighths of one per cent. Smith adds that more detailed information is needed for the federal tax report. He suggests that farmers obtain a copy of the 1959 edition of the Farmers’ Tax Guide from county agricultural extension agents. Generally, 1958 farm records should include the amounts of sales of livestock raised, crops and livestock products, miseeßaneaus-farm income, and sales of purchased livestock and other purchased items. Deductible farm business expenses must be itemized according to the classification on the report form. Smith emphasizes the importance of including all expenses for small items, such as nails, bolts, screws and repair items. Depreciation schedules for all depreciable farm property should be included in the records. The amount of cash wages paid to each agricultural employee during 1958 is needed to prepare social security forms for hired labor. Farmers must pay self-employ-ment (social security’ if their net earnings for the year were S4OO or more. Trade in a gooa town — Decatur.

•Z-' " - ■ a THE ENGAGEMENT and approaching marriage of Miss JeanHte Krueckeberg to Norbert L. Bultemeier, has been announced tg her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krueckeberg of Convoy, Ohio. Bultemeier is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Bultemeier of route Thor wedding is to take place April 17 at 6:30 o clock in the St. Paul’s Lutheran church of Convoy. A graduate of Convoy-Union higji school, the bride-elect is employed by the Western Auto Supply company in Fort Wayne. Her fiance attended Monmouth ’ high school and is employed by the Detroit Wire Die, Inc., Fort Wayne. -

Brother Os Decatur Man Dies In Lebanon Word has been received here of the death of George Joseph, 86. of Beruit, Lebanon, a brother of John Joseph, of Decatur. Mr. Joseph died Dec. 26. He was a high-rank-ing military officer in . Lebanon, and the special requim mass held for him was attended by many high officers from the church and government. A wife and sister preceded him in death. He is survived by five sons and two daughters, including children in Farmville, N. C.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 15. «>»

Barbara Sommer Enlists In WAC's M. Sgt. Stan Martinelli, of the Fort Wanye Army recruiting station, has announced that Miss Barbara Sommer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sommer, of Decatur, has enlisted for two years in the Women’s Army Corps and has been sent to Ft. McClellan, Ala., for recruit training. Miss Sommer graduated from Adams Central high school in 1968. Over 2,500 Daily Democrats are sold and delivered in Decatur each day.