Kankakee Valley Post, Volume 19, Number 19, DeMotte, Jasper County, 8 April 1949 — Page 2

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ATMwT'wrrnß. Indiana Sntered a.« weaad daw niattt !a fbo Mil at ffeMotte (Jasper Ooaat») Indiana, nnder the Act of OmVMM mi Marrh 3. 1379. f L B. Robinson —— Fnbliahar

P Classifieds FOR RENT Safety boxes. — DeMotte State Bank. Sept 24. WANTED Ante painting and body work.—Harry’s Recapping Service. jly 23 ts. If you wanta stay happy see ‘YOU GOTTA STAY HAPPY’ playing at the Hebron Theatre Sunday, April 10. FOR SALE Auto glass cut to fit and installed while you j wait. Harry’s Recapping Serf vice, DeMotte, Phone 65-8. f 13 ts. FOR SALE White enamel wood, coal and bottled gas combination range. Also 1 set double harness.—Mrs. Eettie DeVries, on County Line Road. a 11. COMPLETE TITLE SERVICEJasper County Abstract Co., Rensselaer, Indiana. Owns and j maintains the only title plant I in the County. Member of the Indiana and American Title As--1 sociations. Upstairs above Dr. Catt office. N 14 ts. FOR SALE Numbing Fixtures, Galvanized Pipe, Soil 4 Pipe, Fittings, Septic Tanks. Ji’Selection of models in Maytag ■f Washers.—E. T. Sweney A Son. Hebron, Ind. Phone 69. decl7tf. FOR SALE house, other out building!, elee- < triefty. 2 miles from DeMotte, Ind.—Al Ewart, DeMotte. novl9tf FOR SALE ..Wolf addition in DeMotte. Prices $300.00 to $400.00.—A1 Ewart., DeMotte, Ind. nl9tf. *5t)U CAN GET Your license to hunt, fish and trap and all sporting supplies at Universal Radio and Appliance shop in DeMotte.—Ed Wilkie. FINEST IN FIELD SEED, BULK GARDEN AND LAWN SEEDS. We deliver. We can save you money. Expert seed cleaning service. IF IT’S SEED ITS JOHNSONS. Phone 15, Hebron, Ind. mlßtf. FOR SALE WHITE LEGHORN AND LEGHORN MINORCA CROSS COCKERALS day old. Hatched Tuesday each week, $3.00 per hundred. Book for choice date.—MELCHERTS FARM HATCHERY DEMOTTE, IND. PHONE 6620. flltf. Martin steel corn cribs are strong and permanent. They permit early picking and rapid economical drying and are remarkably reasonable in price. For more information write Howat Farms Inc., Francesville, Ind. Nov. 1. Seeing one is wanting it—the Martin Steel Corn Crib-—and the AAA never turns down your corn loan. For more information see Howat Farms Inc., Francesville. Ind. N 1.

DEAD ANIMALS WANTED Highest Cash Prices Paid We Go Any Place M. A. BRYANT THE INDIANA RENDERING COMPANY Phone 167—Rensselaer, Ind.

FOR SALE 1 slightly used 16 qt. National presure cooker; 50 piece dinner set; laundry stove; large dining room light fixture; 4 wall type light fixtures; 1 New closed in swing hammock. —Mrs. Beyer, 2 miles north 3-4 mile west of DeMotte, Ind. a 22. WANTED Woman to help with house work. Weekly salary. Stay 5 nights a week.—Mrs. Kent Ramsey, Hebron, Indiana, R. R. 2. a 15. FOR SALE Black dirt.— George Zandt. DeMotte, Indiana. a 22. HELP WANTED Section work, Pennsylvania Railroad, age 18 to 45. Starting wage $1.04 per hour. Phone 139-J. Hebron, Indiana or see Dari Bryant. a 8. FOR RENT ground—cash or share crop.— Mathew J. Kirn, 2V» miles southeast of DeMotte, Ind. a 29. WANTED Some one to take over 2 acres patch for half.—Frank Mosier, DeMotte, Ind. a 15. FOR SALE Due to change in location 2 year asparagus roots sufficient to plant three to five acres. Telephone DeMotte 2831. a 15. ARE YOU a careful driver? If so, you are entitled to lower auto insurance rates.—Farmers Mutual Auto Ins. Co.—James Recker, DeMotte, Ind. aßtf.

HEAVY FINE

Plymouth, April 6. A fine of $1,250 for hauling six and a quarter more tons of candy than the law allows today faced James M. Cooper, Kannapolis, N. C., truck driver. Cooper was arrested here on a charge that he violated a law passed by the 1949 General Assembly, which assesses a fine of 10 cents for each pound of overweight. The North Carolina driver unloaded the overweight portion of his load and continued his trip to Kannapolis. He is a driver for the Central Motor Lines. Cooper posted bond of $1,250. Mrs. Frank DeHaan and Mrs. James Recker were Gary shoppers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto DeYoung Jr., were Indianapolis shoppers last Thursday. Mrs. Harry DeYoung and Mrs. Fred Hoffman were in Hammond last Friday. Miss Mary Lou Ewart is home this week from her duties in South Bend, for her spring vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jager and son of South Bend visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Woudema over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Art Schoonveldt and daughter are visiting thenparents this week. It is Art’s Spring vacation from Hope College. Rev. and Mrs. James Benes of New York are here visiting relatives and friends. M iss Kate Anderson of Chicago spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Wienon and daughters were in Chicago last Saturday.

Crystal Falls

There are so many .recesses and "rooms” in the Crystal Falls cave near St. Anthony, Idaho, . that it could not*be explored in a month’s time; yet there are no poisonous vipers or insects in this entire area.

KANKAKEE VALLEY POSH

Livestock, Dairy Teams Are Named

Jnior Livestock and Dairy Judging Teams For County Named Following Contests Two Jasper County Junior Livestock Judging Teams were selected Wednesday morning in a county contest held at the Jerry Branson and Milt Hite farms. The first place team is four boys from Rensselaer High School, Lawrence Carter, Harold Kohley, James Siebert and Robert Wuerthner. The second team is four boys from Remington High School, Marvin Roberts, Tom Carlton, LaDonne Alberts and Dick Ulyat. These teams will represent Jasper County in the District Livestock Judging Contest to be held at Frankfort, April 20. The winners in the District contest will compete in a State Judging Meet at the 4-H club Round-up in June. Thirty-nine boys participated in the contest representing Wheatfield, Rensselaer, and Remington vocational ag departments. A. P. Nelson, Verterans Instructor at Fowler was official Judge of the livestock classes. At the Jerry Branson farm, the boys placed a ring of 4 shorthorn steers and wrote reasons for the placings. At the Milt Hite farm, a. ring of 4 aged ewes were placed and reasons written for their placings. A pen of yearling ewes were also judged. A pen of 4 sows were placed with reasons written and placings were made also on fall gilts. Marion Carter of Rensselaer was high individual with a score of 345 out of a possible 400. Marvin Roberts, of Remington, was second with a score of 336 and Harold Kohley, of Rensselaer placed third with a score of 308. The Jasper County Dairy Judging ObnteSt was held Saturday morning, April 2nd at the Ralph Amsler and Keith Paulus Farms. The teams were selected to Represent Jasper County in the District Dairy Contest to be held in Frankfort, April 20th. The first place team was 4 boys of Remington: John Murray, Loren Wilder, Glenn Stockment and Richard Knochel. Second place team was four boys from Wheatfield: Denny Conley, Wm. Pucka, Bob Burke, and Jerry Meyers. Sixteen boys representing Wheatfield, Rensselaer and Remington vocation ag departments took part in the contest. Jack Lutz, vocational ag teacher at Kentland, was official judge. At the Ralph Am-

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sler farm, 2 rings of 4 Holstein cows each were placed with reasons written for placings on the first ring. At the Keith Paulus farm, 2 casses of Guernsey Cattle were judged with reasons written for placings on the first class. John Murray, was high individual in the contest with a score of 249 of a possible 300. Loren

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FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1949

Wilder was second -with score of 247, Glenn Stockment was third with a esore of 238, all of Rem. ington. Denny Conley of Wheatfield was fourth with a score of 227. Mrs. Hixen, who has been a Jasper county hospital patient, returned to her home Sunday via the Todd ambulance.