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A8 Pharos-Tribune, Logansport, Indiana, Sunday, September 9,1990 Amtrak Opening New Routes Changes necessary because Conrail quit using 19 miles of track between Valparaiso and Gary CLEVELAND (AP) Cities along two new Amtrak routes that will go into service in November -are sprucing up historic passenger train stations but cities that are losing the service want federal help to keep from being derailed. The Broadway Limited passenger train from Chicago to New York and the Capitol Limited from Chicago to Washington are to begin new routes Nov. 11. It will mean closing some stations in Ohio and Indiana and opening others, said Amtrak spokeswoman Deborah Hare from her Chicago office. "The community as a whole is looking forward to this," said Alliance Mayor Francis Carr.

"It's been 15 to 20 years since we've had passenger traffic here." Carr said the city is renovating a brick building for use as a passenger terminal near the tracks. Both trains now operate over Conrail tracks through Canton, Crestline and Lima in Ohio, and Fort Wayne, Warsaw, Valparaiso and Hammond-Whiting, Ind. Amtrak Routes New Capitol Limited Route New Broadway Limited Route Existing Limited Route South Bend Hammond- Whiting Valparaiso Nap'panee Warsaw The Broadway will reroute to Youngstown, Akron, Fostoria, in Ohio and Garrett, Nappanee and Hammond-Whiting, Ind. The Capitol will route through Alliance, Cleveland, Toledo and in Indiana Waterloo, South Bend and Hammond-Whiting, Ms. Hare said.

Amtrak is making the change because Conrail, which owns the tracks it uses, stopped using 19 miles of track between Valparaiso and Gary, and is billing Amtrak for track maintenance, Mrs. Hare said. Lima Mayor David Berger and Fort Wayne Mayor Paul Helmke wrote Attorney General Richard Thornburgh Aug. 2, to ask him to stop the change. "This is a passenger service we've had for over a century and one we want to retain," Berger said.

"Amtrak is being coerced off the line by Conrail. Conrail's intention is to downgrade the line and ultimately dismantle it. That would have grave economic consequences for us." Tom Hirt, Conrail track supervisor in Lima, said the company has no plans to remove the tracks. In their letter to the attorney general, Berger and Helmke said Amtrak did not give proper public notice of the change and did not get permission from Congress as required by the 1973 Rail Passenger Service Act that created the federally subsidized rail service. Amtrak contends the change will not affect "major population centers." The mayors say Lima is ranked 181st of 283 metropolitan statistical areas designated by the Office of Management and Budget, and Fort Wayne was ranked the 96th largest city in the 1989 census.

A Fox "PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY 912 CICOTT ST IN LOGANSPORT ON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15th '90 AT 11:00 Zenith Color Console TV With Remote, Hide-A-Bed, Lazy Boy Wallaway Recliner, Nice Modern Oak Platform Rocker, Console Stereo With 8 Tract, Nice 3 PC Broyhill Bedroom Suite, 4 Drawer Bassett Chest, Lane Cedar Chest, Round Maple Kitchenette Set, Kenmore Texture Front Refrig, Roper Range With Built-in Microwave, Like New Metal and Glass China Cabinet, Nice Modern Drop Front Desk With Gallery, Unusual Glass Door Bookcase With Built-in Clock, 2 Small Open Bookcases, Pair Of Maple End Tables With Magazine Racks, Maple Lamp and Table Combo, Maple Tree Lamp With Milk White Shades, Other Lamps, 6 Tier Sewing Cabinet, 3 Speed Fan, Eureka Upright Sweeper, Digital Bathroom Scales, Lots of Towels and Wash Cloths, Several New Sheets Still In Packages IncI Some Satins, Everyday Kitchen Items and Small Appliances, Service For Eight Milk White Dinnerware, Nippon Vase With Windmill Scene, Chicken Cookie Jar, Collection of Dolls Of The World and Other Dolls, Pair Of German Figurines With Filigree Dresses, Over 200 Pairs of Salt and Pepper Shakers Incl Owls, Pigs, Chicks, Penguins, Ducks, Mice, Alligators, Buffalos Etc, Christmas Items, Music Boxes, Framed Oil Paintings and Art Work, Posters, Self Propelled Snow Blower, Other Items. TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK LUNCH CLERKS: ROBINSON AND SCHERER ALICE NEHER, OWNER AUCTIONEER: L.W. AARON DAVE MILLER PUBLIC AUCTION Located on Llndiey Street, Young America, Indiana. (8 miles West of Galveston on State Road 18) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1990 10:00 A.M. TOOLS MISC.

HEMS Lincoln AC-22S-S arc welder; Miller wire welder; Easy Mig wire welder; portable acetylene torch outfit; Miller DC Plasma cutting system; 9" Craftsman table saw; 12" band saw; bench sander; metal cutting band saw; portable shop heaters; Craftsman 5 H.P. air compressor; bench drill press; cutting torch tips, gauges and stand; 2 chain saws; 4 floor jacks; Craftsman router; elect, drills; sanders; elect, saws; torque wrenches; impact wrenches; socket sets; lots of sm. hand tools; nuts bolts; organizers; tap die sets; gear pullers; hyd. body jacks; engine Jack; 2 tow bars; creepers; clamps; gauges; work shop lights; fishing tackle; rods reels; lots of engine parts; auto manuals; gas weedeater; shovels; log chains; 16 H.P. Bolins lawn tractor mower deck; cement mixer on wheels; slip scoop; rototiller; 16' alum.

ext. ladder; sev. small items In garage too numerous to mention. VEHICLES 1986 CMC T. High Sierra 1500 350 V-8, A.T., P.B., air; 1978 CMC T.

Sierra Grande cab, A.T., P.B., air; 1964 Chev. El Camlno (rough); 1966 Chev. El Camlno (rough); 1968 Cbev. Mallbu (rebuilt motor); 1970 Chev. Chevelle.

GUNS BOWS 22 Winchester model 290; Savage 12 gauge pump; Stevens 12 gauge double barrel; 410 double barrel; 22 single shot; Glenfleld 4X15 scope; gun carrying case; 22 Clerk pistol; 3 Whitetail Hunter bows arrows; Bear Black Mag bow; Browning bow case; archery accessories; arrow rack case. MOTORCYCLES SNOWMOBILES 1982 Kawasaki LTD 440 bar; 1981 Kawasaki CSR 250; 1976 Honda Gold Wing GL-1000 bags; 1981 Scorpion 440 TK; 1979 Scorpion pararall 440; 1973 Scorpion Super Stinger 400 RV; Yamaha 440 Exciter. HOUSEHOLD MISC. ITEMS RCA 25" colortrak stereottV 25" Zenith color TV; Sessions mantle clock; sofa; base rocker; recliner; chest of drawers; dresser; bed; 4 end tables; roll-top maple desk; 2 sewing machines; lamps; buffet; Fisher console stereo speakers tapes video collection of video tapes VCR CB base Bearcat scanner; Minolta EP300 copier; 2 Sentry safes; elect typewriter stand; file few arrowheads; Klrby upright sweeper; Sears side by side Kenmore 30" cont. clean gas range; Sears upright freezer; Litton microwave; Maytag washer gas dryer; wooden kitchen table benches 2 chairs; dishes; kitchen utensils; floor fan; pressure earner; linens; luggage; sleeping bags; Christinas games; 2 snowmobile helmets; Ig.

beer can collection; portable telephone; answering machine; cameras; tripod; binoculars; Commodore 64 keyboard; 8 track cartridge window air sm. Warm Morning gas space heater; elect space heater; gas grill; picnic table; boys 24" bike; sm. lawn wagon; lawn roller; lawn chairs; and other misc. items. Terms: Cash or check Not responsible for accidents Food available or goods after sold MICHAEL DOGGENDORF ESTATE Linda Doggendorf, Admrx.

William Menges, Attorney Johnson Auctions kCarl Johnson, Auctioneer Galveston, Indiana PUBLIC AUCTION The following personal property will be offered for auction at the corners of Eldridge and Prairie (watch for auction signs on U.S. St. Rd. 35) In STAR CITY, INDIANA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1990 at 10:00 AM GARAGE AND HOMEOWNER TOOLS Two section tool cabinet: Craftsman wall tool cabinet; Sears air compressor; tap die set; bench vices; chains; creeper; crowbars; tire regroover; drill; Craftsman drill bit sets; combination plane; dado planer; brace bits; wedges; hatchets; to 1" threading tool; clamps; socket sets; drive tools; small table saw; 1" drive sockets; Black Decker finish sander; 5" bench grinder; Black Decker workmate; power saws; drill; paint gun; engine heater; flaring cutting tools; variable speed drill; tuning light; Lisle ridge reamer; pipe wrench and other pipe and adjustable wrenches; heavy duty drills; cylinder hone; spark plug cleaner; ring September 20 compressor; metric tools; blow torches; extension cords; post hole auger; handyman jack; auto repair manuals; stencils; battery charger; many nuts and bolts trays and cabinets plus a full line of small hand tools found In a well equipped work PICKUP. GUNS.

1971 ton Ford Pickup with four speed; 22 cal. Martin rifle Model 6660 September 22 with scope; Winchester Model 1890; Stevens Model 59A-410; Winchester Model 94 30-30; 12 gauge American Gun Co. double barrel shotgun with hammers; ammunition: 20" lawn mower; Sears 8 h.p. tractor mower with 38" cut; MTD 42" lawn tractor with 14 h.p. Brlggs Stratton cast iron engine and push September 28 blade; 11 h.p.

Briggs Stratton vertical engine; buzz saw mandrel; a trailer full of miscellaneous COLLECTIBLES. APPLIANCES. HOUSEHOLD "Bing" tin German garage with two windup cars (early teens); sleigh bell set; other assorted bells; 78 RPM records; shoe repair kit; Winchester ammunition box; 1919 Dodge Brothers repair manual; 1950's 1960's "Hot Rod 1940 to 1960's "The Alaska 70,000 BTU Kero heater; space heater; Conair Micro Mite micro wave, small hide a bed; dresser; 3 metal cabinets; camper size electric refrigerator; 36" Scotty ceiling fan; Fox wood Stove; new Bentley multiplex home entertainment system; new 8 track car stereo tape player; Electrolux sweeper; Hoover upright; Midland Model 13 CB: Roadmaster 8 track tape player-12 volt or 110 In carrying case; knee hole desk; two catalytic heaters; boat seats; some small household appliances; wheelbarrow; two wheel yard cart; universal rear view mirrors; three wheel iicycle and other bicycles; Coleman gas lantern and stove with many other ms OWNER, LEONA CRISSINGER COLVILLE TERMS: Cash or good check Lunch Served proper identification. Rausch Utroske, Clerks responsible for accidents. DAVIES AUCTION CALENDAR September 15 MILDRED KIRSCHBAUM ESTATE Early American furniture, miniature lamps, primitives, glassware, rocklngham, spongeware, guns and more.

WALDO MABEL ADAMS ESTATE Early American and Victorian furniture, 28 early coverlets, quilts, burl bowl, glass, china, primitives, horse drawn surrey, 2 sleighs, tools, Civil War items and more. JOAN DICKES HOUSEHOLD Victorian pier morror, other old furniture, china, glassware and household. ANTIQUE TOYS Several tin wind-ups including Amos Andy car, Toonerville Trolley and others. September 29 ANTIQUE AUCTION Stickley and other antique furniture, early canton china, other glass and china, Sleepy Eye, primitives and more. Delphi, Ind.

Armory 9:30 AM Warsaw, Ind. Armory 9:00 AM Attica, On-site 11:00 AM Delphi, Ind. Armory 9:30 AM Delphi, Ind. Armory 9:30 AM September 30 ANTIQUE FIREARM AUCTION Delphi, Ind, Early Winchester rifles, Brown Bess flint Armory lock musket, Civil War vintage rifles, Colt 12:00 Noon and other Civil War pistols and other early guns. October 6-7 MARY EADS DOLL AUCTION Delphi, Ind.

Over 3,000 dolls including unmarked French Armory Jumeau, many German bisque including 9:30 AM Sat Kestner, Simon-Halbig, Heubach, and 11:00 AM Sun. others, many collector and limited edition Effanbee dolls, Mdm. Alexander, Ideal and others. Smith a 1 ons Robert E. Smith, Auctioneer 435 N.

West St. 219-946-3712 or 946-3026 eve. Winamac, IN 46996 irs. Colvllle has a garage full of tools she no longer has any use for. Mr.

was the local mechanic and Mr. Fix-It Many duplicates hi this auction. October 13 WILLIAM E. HORN ESTATE Lafayette, Collectibles, Ford 8N tractor, vehicles, tools, On-site 25' Lake Michigan fishing boat with 9:00 AM outriggers, tons of odds and ends. NoVember 3 PRIVATE COLLECTION OF 190 FIREARMS Delphi, Ind.

Outstanding collection of Belguim Armory Browning's, 2 Parker Bros, shotguns, 10:00 AM many high grade Winchesters, L.C. Smith, Weatherby, Remington, Colt and Smith and Wesson handguns and more. DOUG DAVIES, AUCTIONEER, R.R. 2, Box 120, Delphi, Ind. 317-564-3601 Elites, IwHseboldS C-arrry Market ARE YOU IN NEED OF CASH! Do you have an estate, business or personal property or most any item to sell? CALL KNOW HOW! (219) 699-6585 or 699-6443 We Buy or Sell Everything MAPLE GROVE LIQUIDATORS Larry W.

Aaron 722-1771 AUCTIONS "We Do'Em And We Do'Em Good!" Dave Miller 722-1804 Sale Calendar Sept. 14-Bill Kearns Craft Michael Sept. 15-Doggendorf Estate CarlJohnson Sept. Crissinger Smith Auctions Sept. 15-Bagwell Auction Room Mike Schaeffer Sept.

Kirschbaum Estate Doug Davies ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, SEPT. 15,9:30 AM DELPHI, INDIANA We will sell the 60 year collection of the late Mildred Kirschbaum all moved for convenience to the National Guard Armory, 1200 S. Armory Rd. Antiques 18th century tiger maple and walnut 5 drawer Chippendale chest with dovetailed bracket base; early Sheraton tiger maple and cherry chest with small drawer at top and original brasses; early pine glass door corner cupboard; cherry Hepplewhite drop leaf table; Victorian wire plant stand; walnut one drawer stand; 2 old cupboards in the rough; cherry dry sink; other dry sink in the rough; oak top ice cream table; early rockers; cherry barrel front hanging cupboard; pine hanging cupboard with dovetailed case; round oak pedestal table with leaves; walnut washstand; 2 ornate Iron beds; tiger maple rope bed; walnut pump organ; period federal crotched mahogany sideboard; cherry butler's desk; walnut empire 2 pc. secretary desk; Federal glass door plantation desk; maple day bed; iron washstand with towel bar; odd chairs; old trunks; chedar chest; other furniture; lot of festoon pattern glass; majolica; Staffordshire china; lot of other glass and china; several pieces of Bennington; several pieces of blue spongeware; outstanding collection of approximately 100 miniature kerosene lamps Including clear and blue swan lamps with shades, cobalt log cabin lamp, eagle lamp with matching shade, cranberry with shade, green sweetheart lamp and others; rare applesauce kerosene lamp; green sweetheart finger lamp and others; several cast iron door stops; 8 drawer hanging spice cabinet; III.

River duck decoy; 3 sterling match safes; 2 wood coffee grinders; 15 early coin silver spoons; lot of primitives; L.C. Smith dbl. barrel shotgun; 2 rolling block Remington 22 cal. rifles; -2 walnut 6 drawer spool cabinets; ton of old costume jewelry; quilt; several cast iron muffin pans one with heart design; stoneware jugs and crocks; some graniteware; frames and prints; Turnball's cast iron scale dated 1877 with paw feet; 3 old clocks; game plates; hat pins; linens; mesh and beaded purses; 3 old bicycle lamps; few old toys Including tin wind-up speedboat; postcards; whale oil flint glass finger lamp; child's cupboard; several advertising items, old books; only partial listing as this will be a full day of selling. TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK WITH POSITIVE ID.

No out of state checks unless known by this auction firm unless accompanied by current letter of bank credit MILDRED KIRSCHBAUM ESTATE William Park, Executor DAVIES rioj DOUG DAVTES, AUCTIONEER BOX 120 (317)564-3601 DELPHI, IN Note: Plan to attend as the Kirschbaum's started collecting in 1933 and as they did not have children this estate will sell In It's entirety. Lunch served by Vickie. FARM SALE BY S. GLENN GARRETT ESTATE The Farmers Merchants State Bank, Personal Representative of the Estate of S. Glenn Garrett, deceased, will offer for sale by open bidding at the Board of Directors Room of The Farmers Merchants State Bank, 421 East Broadway, Logansport, Indiana, at 10:00, A.M., on the 25th day of September, 1990, and in the sole discretion of the Personal Reprsentatlve from day to day thereafter, the following described real estate situate in Cass County, Indiana, to-wit: The North Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 11, Township 25 North, Range 2 East, containing 80 acres, more or less, EXCEPTING THEREFROM all that part thereof described as follows: Beginning at the established Northeast corner of said Southeast Quarter; thence South on and along the East line of said Southeast Quarter a distance of 245.00 feet to a point; thence South 88 degrees 25 minutes West a distance of 162.00 feet to a point; thence North parallel to the aforesaid East line of said Southeast Quarter a distance of 245.00 feet to the North line of said Southeast Quarter; thence North 88 degrees 25 minutes East on and along said North line a distance of 162.00 feet to the place of beginning, containing In this exception 0.911 of an acre, more or less, and leaving after said exception 79.089 acres, more or less, subject to all legal highways.

This real estate is located approximately 9 miles South of Logansport, Indiana, on Cass County Road 600 East at 950 South. The general area Is agriculture, primarily row crop farming. There is approximately 79 tillable acres and there are no improvements on this real estate. Possession of said farm will be given upon the closing of the transaction to the purchaser of this real estate, subject to the present tenant's rights. Seller reserves the Income from the 1990 crops.

TERMS OF SALE: Purchaser will be required to deposit of bid to said Personal Representative on the date of sale and the property will be sold for not less than the full appraised value, free and clear of all liens and encumbrances, subject to present tenant's rights. Seller shall pay the 1990 real estate taxes due and payable In 1991, and Purchaser shall assume all taxes due thereafter. The balance of said purchase price shall be due upon furnishing of a deed and abstract showing a merchantable or insurable title in the Seller. The Personal Representative herein specifically reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Further details of this sale may be obtained by contacting William Jones, Trust Officer, The Farmers Merchants State Bank, 421 East Broadway, Logansport, IN 46947, telephone: (219) 722-2274, or Nelson J.

Becker, Attorney for the Estate, 208 Fourth Street, Logansport, Indiana 46947, telephone: (219) 722-3730. NELSON J.BECKER Attorney for Estate 208 Fourth Street Logansport, IN 46947 THE FARMERS MERCHANTS STATE BANK Personal Representative of the Estate of S. Glenn Garrett, deceased.