Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 256, Decatur, Adams County, 29 October 1964 — Page 11

THURSDAY, OCTOBER M, 1964

Administrator’s Public Auction Os Real Estate Estate of Jennie Kieffer The undersigned, administrator of the estate of Jennie Kieffer, deceased, will sell the following real estate at Public Auction, on the premises, on IMV'' ’**' <mp Saturday, November 7,1964 AT 1:30 P.M. 118 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET, DECATUR, INDIANA - SIX ROOM RESIDENCE - One and one half story frame house, with basement, and detached garage. Downstairs rooms consist of 2 rooms with hardwood floors, dining room, bathroom with tub and Stool, kitchen with base and wall cabinets, enclosed rear porch. Two rooms upstairs. Good basement with hot water heating system, gas water heater, sump pump. Garage 18 x 20. Lot is about 35 by 132 feet. This home is located in a good residential neighborhood, convenient to Decatur schools, churches, and shopping. The property is in need of some repair and will provide the new owner with a comfortable family home or a very good rental investment. Inspection at any time by appointment with the auctioneer (house now vacant.) TERMS & CONDITIONS: Sold subject to approval of the Adams Circuit Court. 20% cash down, day of auction, balance * cash on delivery of merchantable abstract of title and administrator's deed. Possession on settlement in full. Statements made on day of auction shall take precedence over any contained in this ad. Not responsible for accidents. BRICE DAUSERMAH, ADMINISTRATOR, Estate of JEHHIE KIEFFER, Deceased | Ned C. Johnson Howard Baumgartner, Attorney Realtor-Auctioneer-Appraiser Berne, Indiana I Decatur, Indiana.

Public Auction Perry Workinger Farm - Personal Property Willshire Township - Van Wert County, O, As I have quit farming, I will sell my farm and personal property at Public Auction on the premises, at the Southeast edge of Wren, Ohio-Corner of South street & Clayton road 25—on, ” ' . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31,1964 43 Acre*- IMPROVED FARM - 43 Acre* SELLING AT 1:30 P.M. Very good sandy loam land, all under cultivation, with good tiling and excellent drainage outlet (27 mile ditch, newly dredged, assessment paid). In one tract, frontage on South street & Clayton road 25 (both black top). 8 acrei of growing wheat (1/2 share to buyer). Beautiful home- . site, small orchard. Good 6 room frame house with enclosed back porch, asphalt siding, 1 room basement. 2 good wells, large cistern. 32 x4B barn with 15' lean to shed. 2 implement sheds with cribs. Poultry A brooder houses. Id x2O granary (metal covered). Double garage. House ana all buildings in good condition, good roots, foundations, electricity to all buildings. This is one of the very best ' ar ™ in Willshire township, owned by the family for over years. An opportunity to own a good small farm ideally located in a fine community. Excellent home or investment. For further details, inspection of land, or improvenwnts, 'loan arrangment, please contact the auctioneers or O. J. Fiegert before the auction. TERMS & CONDITIONS: 20% cash day of auction, balance cash on delivery of deed. Immediate possession on full settlement. Statements made on day of auction shall take precedence over any contained in this ad. Ned C. Johnson, Realtor-Auctioneer, * i j (Ohio Broker's A Auction License 3793 & 232) Decatur, Ind. Atlee Gehres, Auctioneer, (Ohio Salesman's & Auction License 138978 A 0007) Ohio City, Ohio. , Antiques - TV - Household Goods - Miso. (STARTING AT II A.M.) Clock; shaving mug; dresser set & pitcher; toothpick holder; carnival glass; berry set; celery dish; misc. glassware; sugar bucket; hand painted oil lamp (elec.); bench; trunk; picture frames; picture album A books; round oak stand; mirror; cupboard; oak drop leaf Jcitchen table; kitchen safe; round oak dining table; stereoscope viewer; china cabinet (curved glass sides); rocker; wood tub; roll top desk with glass door top cabinet; cream seperator; misc. items; - Crosley 17 in. TV; Crosley Shelvador refrigerator; Crosley electric stove; two 9x12 rugs; 11'3"x12 rug; platform rocker; 'Seth Thomas' 8 day clock; studio couch; hall tree; kneehole desk & chair; rocker; spring rocker; living room suite; floor lamp; end table; aval library table; upholstered chair; oak rocker; 2 folding chairs; drop head sewing machine; small rocker; bookcase/writing desk; 6 straight chairs; 6 dining chairs; square dining table; sideboard; 5 oak dining chairs; Perfection oil stove; Quaker oil space heater; coal A wood space heater; 2 Iron beds, complete; double metal bed, complete; 3 dressers; wood bed; oak commode; wood folding cot; 3 drawer chest; 2 table radios; elec, heater; toaster; elec, kitchen dock; elec, sweeper; kitchen cabinet; silver creamer A sugar; some silverware; large lot comforters, pillows, bedspreads, linens; misc. dishes, cooking utensils, articles too numerous to mention. Hay - Farm Equipment - Misc. 80 bales clover hcfy; 2 row Ferguson cultivator; Ferguson tiller; Bolens garden tractor with cultivators, sickle bar and small buzz saw; implement trailer; boat trailer; stock trailer; double shovel plow; set bob sleds; 50 ft. endless drive belt; fence posts; horse collars A harness; ton brickete coal; lawn chairs; 2 lawn mowers; work bench; elec, motor; vise; carpentry tools; misc. tods; 275 gat oil tank; 16 gauge shotgun; wood lathe; many items too numerous to mention. TERMS— CASH Not responsible for accidents. PERRY WORKINGER, OWNER Ellenberger Brothers, Auctioneers, (Ohio Auction License 542) Fort Wayne A Bluffton, Ind. O. J. Fiegert A Charles Turner—Clerk A Cashier. Lunch served by Ladies of E. U. B. Church

DAMP DEPARTURE—Lady Bird Johnson, on a one-day campaign visit to Texas, boards her airliner during a heavy thundershower at Austin’s municipal airport.

Martha Hartke Aids Campaign

By HOBTENSE MYERS United Press International INDIANAPOLIS (UPD— One way of developing an experienced political campaign team is to grow one—and that is the method followed by Sen. Vance Hartke and his wife, Martha. The Hartkes have seven children ranging in age from 2 to 20 and all of them are seasoned campaign trail troupers. Blonde

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Martha, a native of Wayne County, met Vance when they were students at Indiana University and they were married in 1943. This campaign, she already has toured all 92 counties, asking voters to support her husband, the incumbent Democratic nominee for U. S. Senate I She did the same thing when Hartke first was elected six

New British Leader Acts On Trade Gap

By HOL NaWBOM UPI rentes Hews Analyst As leader at Britain's Labor party, Harold Wilson made much during the last election campaign of the stop-go economy which had plagued the country through the IMO'S and into the 1960’5. This week, as the new prime minister, he began putting into effect the policies which he believes will stop the potentially disastrous practice in which Britain spends more than she earns. Britain’s trade gap this year will amount to right around $2 billion, and Wilson’s first step was to discourage Imports by clamping on a 15 per cent surcharge on items which he believes Britons can do without or manufacture for themselves. Recognise Stagnation Despite pre-election fireworks, the measure probably was not much different than would have been taken by Wil- ' son’s Conservative predecessors had they, and not Labor, won the election. The stagnating effect of stop-go government economic policies had been recognized by the Conservatives in 1961 and the first steps taken revitalize British industry and exports. A national economic develop

years ago. Knows Campaign Issues Martha discusses campaign issues knowingly with her audiences and does not hesitate to answer questions from reporters and voters. She and Vance were put in the position once of seeming to contradict each other in their replies to questions about Bobby Baker but she quickly smoothed the matter over. In her speeches, she directly attacks her husband’s Republican opponent, State Sen. D. Russell Bontrager, sometimes with more warmth than her husband. Martha, a former school teacher, began her political career as a precinct vicecommitteeman in Evansville and was credited by politicians as contributing greatly to his election as mayor there. In addition to her campaign talks, Martha supervises the activities of their children. She is aided this campaign by 20-year-old Sandra, now Mrs. Larry Schott, who with her husband has been staying at /the Hartke home in Falls Church, Va., much of the time her mother was in Indiana. All on Train Tour All nine Hartkes expect to be on a whistle-stop campaign trip Oct. 28 which is scheduled to leave New Albany at 7 a.m. and wind up in Hammond at 3:15 p.m. The possible exception is 16-year-old Wayne, whose high school football coach may put his foot down on further absences. Wayne joined President Johnson’s daughter Luci when she campaigned in Indiana and has contributed in other ways to his father’s campaign. He plays a guitar and sings at some gatherings, hootnanny fashion, and earlier this campaign dedicated a North Verpon swimming pool by swimming across it in a special ceremony. Jan, 18, a student at Indiana University, has less trouble in making speeches in the Hoosier state since he already is on the scene. Both he and Wayne have given more political speeches n they can count. Keith, 13, and Pau, 10, may be a little young for formal speeches, but they often put bumper stickers on cars during political rallies. Little Ones Make Hands Four-year-old Anita and Nadine, 2, emulate their mother and father by lining up at the rear of a political meeting and shaking hands with well-wishers as they come and go. In fact, about the first hand President Johnson shook when be stepped off his plane during an Indianapolis rally recently was that of Anita. The young Hartkes would be rin Indiana more often campaigning, but their parents are concerned lest they miss too much school. However, all have made several trips this campaign between Washington and Indiana—but never on the same plane. This is a rule of the hardcampaigning Hartkes. Half of the family will be on one plane and the other on a different craft when they make these flights.

meat council attacked bottlenecks in the transport and building industries. Location of new industry was encouraged in such lagging areas as the Northeast, Scotland and Northern Ireland. (Nd stop-go policies were abandoned. These bad consisted of eredit restrictions which slowed spending but at the same time halted industrial expansion and led to widespread unemployment. Running under a minimum of controls the country showed surface prosperity and unemployment fell to around one per cent. Problem Remotes But the problem of outgo over income remained. The effect of Wilson’s first step will be felt both at home and abroad. U.S. businessmen recognized the need but felt less drastic mesures would have sufficed. A move to review "prestige” projects could have a disastrous effect on the 1,400-mile-per-hour jet airliner being developed with France and affect ing the jobs of 80,000 workers. Britain already has closed down the gaseous diffusion plant in which it manufactured its hydrogen bomb material, and the. new attitude also would seem to forecast a change in its participation with the United States in the operation of Polaris submarines. At home, the Wilson policy of encouraging modern streamlined’ operation of industry well could run into opposition from both industry and labor.

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