Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 22, Decatur, Adams County, 26 January 1926 — Page 2

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, NOTICES AND COSINESS CARDS as,., i '

xxxxsxxx x x x x x x x x x CLASSIFIED ADS « XXXXXXXX X X X X X X X X FOR SALE FOR SALE— Rose and nlngle comb cockrela at half price while they last. Now's your chance to get some real bargains. Eggs for hatching Write for prices and catalogue. J. F. Rupert, Monroe. Ind. 18-lOtx. POR SALE-Player piano, inquire of C S. McClure at Interurban Station 20tx3 FOR SALE—3 heavy springer cows, fresh soon. Schmitt Meat Market. FOR SALE—General purpose mare; yearling colt. Wilbur Hawkins, Pleasant Mill*. - ul3x FOR SALE—A full blooded Mammond bronze turkey. Dye Ferguson. Pleasant Mills. 21t3x FOR RENT—2OO acre farm miles west of Berne in Wells county. All modern building* A No. 1 farm, well drained. $lO per acre. Nate Neff. Bluflton R. 7. 21t3x FOR SALE—Modern house at 427 Mercer Avenue. Phone 722. WANTED— Lady or man of fair education to work locally or travel Part or full time. Salary $24 'o S4O per week and expenses. Answer with street and phone number. Address N. Grimes, general delivery, Decatur. Ind. 20t3x LOST AND FOUND LOSf—l926 license plate for laundry truck No. T-47,368. Finder please return to Decatur laundry. 2t.x IXJST —Screw-tail Boston bull dog, white breast. Call Tommy Birk, phone 715. 21-2tx. LOST—Ladies' gold Gruen wrist watch between Madison street and 424 Marshall St. Finder please return to this office. Reward. 22-3tx. FOR RENT FQR RENT—BO-acre farm 5 miles from Decatur. Cash rent. Easy terms. A. L. Suttles. * 20-3 t. FOR~jRENT— 1 room furnished house Phone IS3. 21t3 FORT WAYNE CATTLE AND HOG MARKET (Doniin Commission Co.) The hog market was 40 cents higher Monday at the Fort Wayne union stock yards. Calves and lambs were steady. 100 to 160 pounds $13.15 j«0 to ?on pounds 13.15 200 to 225 pounds .... 12.65 225 to 250 pounds.. 12.50 250 to 325 pounds . 12.30 325 pounds and up 12.15 Roughs .. [email protected] Stags 6.50 Calves 8.00tf? 14.n0 Lambs, choice IS.MOM.M Lambs, culled to good . 10.00@13 00 • d CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat, May (newi $1.74; May (old) $1.72: July $1.38; Sept. $1.42. Corn, May 84 3-4; July 87 1-4; Sept. 88 5-8. Oats, May 41 7-8; July 45 3-8. —o Indianapolis — Exercise of the strong arm of the federal law through the United States Marshal's office here cost $42,771 for the last three months of 1925. o Puplic' kyyr Sale Calendar

Jan 27—Maynard Stetler, 1 mile south. 2 miles east of Willshire, Ohio Jan. 28 —Nolan Geyer, 1% miles east, 1 mile north of Dixon, Ohio. Jan 30—Alec Tanvas, Decatur, Harness Repair Shop. Feb. 2- Claude Harvey, 1 mile north ot Monroe. State road 21. Feb. 3.—John Neadstine, farm sale. F< b 4—Jake Leyse, 8% miles Fi b. 1 Public sale, Henry M. Pflueger. 1 mile east. 1-2 mile south of Monrordlle, Ind., r.r 2 miles west and 1-2 ml- -or*:, if Dixon, Ohio, on the John G. Fofftcen farm. sou if iduifton. closing out sale. F b ‘ Roy Young. I'4 miles east of Hah. i; In r .i.c; southeast of Decatur, Fa; m tide. I ' 8 A. 11. Furhart, 1 mile east, lb. i ; ie uo. tli of Magley on county li»F ' '' buith & Lightfoot, 3 mile tout > ci Decatur on mud pike. F‘l> It) George Squires near pglr-r Feo 17 Ed keller, 2 miles northwest of Decatur. F*’b. 18 L. f Fuhrman, 3 miles north a'id 2 '-2 miles west of Preble Feb. IS Wi iam Dellinger, Hi mile so.utheast of Decatur anc a half mile east of Salem. ; ■ b. 18 - Trontner, 14 miles east of Willshire O . closing out sale. Feb 13 Gao. Martin, closing out Euh 7 miler east of Decatur. I'"' 1 22—Charles Werling. Prebie, E mil' < west of Decatur. Fi h 23—Oscar Ewell, 10 miles nortt'vzed of Decatur. (Stock sale.) F b. 2' ; ~-E E. Miller, 4 miles west of \an Wert, o. pure bred Jersey Duroc hogs. Feb. 26—Dewey Plumbly, 1 mile southeast of Dixon, Ohio.

IXXXXXXXX X X X X X X X X I x BUSINESS CARDS ;xxxxxxxx x x x x x x x x H. FROHNAPFEL, D. C. DOCTOR Of' CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH SERVICE The Neurocalometer Service Will Convince You at 144 South 2nd Street Office Phone 314 Residence 1087 ’Office Hours: 10-12 am- 1-5 6-8 pm. sTT'black Funeral Director Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant ' Calls answered promptly day or night Office phone 90 Home phone 727 FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of Title Real Estate. Plenty of Money to Loan on Government Plan. Interest Ra*e Reduced October 5, 1924 See French Quinn Office—Take first stairway south of Decatur Democrat ~n7~ A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eves Examined. Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 Saturday 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 MONEY*TO LOAN'” An unlimited amount of 5 PER CENT money on improved real estateFEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of title to real estate. SCHURQJiR’S ABSTRACT OFFICE 133 S. 2nd St. O—— 0 FARM MORTGAGE LOA N S New Easy Plan. Low rate of interest. Office 155 S. 2nd St. First floor rooms. Suttles-Edwards Co. A. D. Suttles, Secy. U - —— O < ROY JOHNSON Auctioneer Decatur. Indiana Phone 606 Phone 1022 Office: Room 1, Peoples Loan & Trust Co. Bldg. o () O- 0 DR. C. V. CONNELL i VETERINARIAN Special attention given to cattle and poultry practice. Office 120 No. First Street. Phone: Office 143—Residence 102 O c j oud Housp I Suit On Note A suit on a note and to foreclose a chattel mortgage was filed in the cricuit court today by the Monroe State Bank against Edward LaJzure. Judgment for $175 and the foreclosure of a chattel mortgage on two cows pud eighteen head of hogs. Attorney James T. Merrymon, of Decatur, is counsel for the plaintiff. France Will Is Probated The will of Edwin F. France, who died at his home in Pleasant Mills a few days ago, was probated in court herp today. The document provides that the entire estate be left to the widow, Margaret J. France. The widow was appointed executrix, also. Real Estate Transfers James Ross e-1 al to Herman Towers, etux, part of lot 72 in Decatur, for $1,200. Suit For Partition A :uit for partition of certain lots in the city of Decatur was Lied in 'h" circuit court today by Jesse and James Ross against. Samuel Ross “d others. Attorneys Lenhart & Mier of Decatur, are counsel for tho plaintiffs. Trial Continues The trial of the case of Levi W K-wmell vs. the Bank of Poneto comtlnued in the. Adams circuit court -lay. The trial is proceeding 81 o\ ly and indications are that it will not week°‘ U t r ed befOr ° " ,e laßt of week, at tue earliest. —o I North Manchester. - Trustees of Manchester college have authori ed construction of a llbl this spring. j

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MARKET REPORTS Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets East Buffalo Livestock Market receipts 1600, shipment* 1M30: . bogs closing steady. Heavies sl3 25 * ©'ll: ivmiujis $14@>14.75; other •grades sl4 75015; packlmr sows 5 rough SlO.Becr*; • attle 325 steady: sheep 1000; best lambs $15i75J»16: best ewes calves 500; topssl>; 50© 17.1-0. LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected January 26) Chickens '. 23c Fowls . -23 c Leghorns 16c ' Old Roosters 10c 11 Ducks Geese Fggs 27c LOCAL GRaT?T MARKET (Corrected January 26) Barley, per bushel -75 c ' Oats 58c Rye, per bushel ———Bo c Wheat, No. 1-— >l.7® >. Wheat, No. 2 >1.76 Good Sound Yellow Corn .... 75@80c Good Sound Mixed Corn 70@75c LOCAL GROCER'S EGG MARKET Eggs 2ic i BUTTERFAT AT STATION Butterfat, delivered 41c 1 WILL DISCUSS CARE OF BABIES (Continued from page 2) , observance of correct standards of maternal and infant care in the promotion of health and the prevention of mortality of mothers and babies. Ail women are uruged to come to these lectures and demonstrations, regardfess of whether they are mothers or not. In 1823, Indiana lost 392 . mothers, and 4630 babies under one of age—numbers which are far too high. The influence of every man and woman is needed in preventing these deaths. k The series of lectures opened yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock, at Linn Grove, the first one being for residents of Hartford township. Mrs. Dr. Me1 Kean, of Linn Grove, was chairman, and the other members of her committee were Mrs. Mary Meshberger, Mrs. Frank Ncusbaum and Mrs. Gus j Baker. These same women will have charge of the' future lectures and dem--1 enstratfons. Another meeting was held in the banquet room of the Eats restaurant at Berne, starting at 3 o'clock. Mrs. L. L. Yager was chairman of the committee in charge there. The other members of the committee ) ate Mrs. M. M. Baumgartner, Mrs. ' Thurman Gottschalk and Mrs. Mary Jones. The other Meetings to be held at Linn Grove and Berne will be bold on February 1,8, 15 and 22. Meetings will be held for Wabash township at Geneva at 2 o'clock in the afternoon on January 26, Feb. 2,9, 16. and 23. They will be held in the Geneva school building and Mrs. M. Jones is chairman of the committee. • She will be assisted by Mrs. C. P. Hinchman. Meetings will be held in the Jefferson township high school building at 2 o’clock in the afternoon on January 27, and February 3, 10, 17 and 24. Mrs. I Pearl Shoemaker is chairman of the committee .and the other members are Mrs. Elmer Stuber, Mrs. William But- . cher, Miss Leona Miller and Miss Madeline Robins. It is desired that every woman in each of the four townships be notified and each committee is urged to strike for banner attendance |Q K. OF C. NOTICE Members of the Knights of Columbus ate requested to meet al the lodge hall at 8:30 o’clock Wednesday morning to attend the funeral of Dr. II !■'. Costello. GK. • Q — —The Daily Democrat—Your Paper— Loosen Up That Cold With Musterole Have Musterole handy when a cold starts. It has all of the advantages of grandmother's mustard plaster WITHOUT the blisfer. Apply it with tire fingers. You feel a warm tingle as the : healing ointment penetrates the pores. : then a soothing, cooling sensation and : quick relief. Made of pure oil of mustard and 1 other simple ingredients, Musterole is ■ recommended by many nurses and doctors. Try Mustcrolc-for bronchitis, sore throat, stiff neck pleurisy, rheu-1 matisni. lumbago, croup, asthma, neu- ' ralgia. congestion, pains and aches of ! the back or joints, sore muscles, sprains, i bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of i the chest. It may prevent pneumonia ] and “flu." Bittw than a uuutafd plotter

BLUE CREEK TOWNSHIP ANNIAL HBPOHT Os THK I’KI »T*'- K ]4 Ul.l K CKRISK TOWNSHIP FOH THU YEAH 34 |W», 24 —J 34 Receipt* ;4 J 3'l<?riic Hanke. I"'ore'" •-.• ■’ ,1! ;« 30 Martin Ja-bcrg. Jan. dlbinh.. S" 1 " 39 February . , , . "6 07 "i 2 Berne Banka, ’• 31 3i'?>! H. Goble, etc., refund!... 1-50 li%ank of Berne. Tp. warrant 2M> »0 k, 21 Berne Banka, intereat T< '{"'ikrne Banka, Intereat 18 58 Fl HMartin Jal-erg. distribution SJ»» } 8 Bi 2:- Martin .lal>,-rg. distribution -<-} ‘‘ 10 29 Berne Banka. Interest 1December , ,<uwi „ 23 111. Pipe Line Co., damages.. 10 V” Fl 22 Marlin Jaber*, distribution 6 41 31 Berne Bank-. Interest lOV.Jt p, IHalniraenienta January 12 It-A Sip--, postage stamps.. I' 14 1-fa M. Fisher, oiling Fl 15 James I’. lUley. labor ...... 15 Estes Dunean, state fund.... t-“ »* Bi 15 Pan 0./Roop. teaa-hing ■ “ lb 16 Charl-4 White, repair drain.. 10 00 i, 13 Louis Kleine, tp. assessment -I4 : o p 32 Peoples Store, jan. supplies.. Fi 39 Willshire IBlw. Co . pipe etc. J3.M 30 Pan O. Roop, teaching »«-«o II: 30 Orval Tinkhani. janitor . ... --" T31 Chalmcr Edwards, teaching . 100.> p 31 Russell Steiner, teaching.. ■ on.oo .11 Catherine Fravul. teaching 100.00, m February 7 Bk. of Berne, bonda. - oupons -p, It P. If. Goble Co., supplied J'-!; 1 1> 10 Clint iMiltaenhelaer. cleaning Fl 16 Marion Tinkhaiv. sheep killed .0.00 t, 17 L.eonard Supply Co., checks --‘J 20 Bank of Berne, bonda, coup, b.6\\ 20 Ralph Habegger. oiling • »« 30 Wll-las b. Vance, teaching... l fl o.oo -p 21 Bryce PeArtnond. hauling... 24 Orval Tinkham. janitor .... IS.ij> Ct 28 Rusfttll Steiner, leaching .... IpO.OO 28 Pan O. Roop, teaching 100.00 28 Catherine FraveL teaching.. 100.00 38 Chalmcr Edwards, teaching.. 100.00 2 H. I* Sipe. sal., rent and exp. 14000 I Louis Kleine, dog tax 24<> ._»<• T| 7 The Progress, repair chair.. - 1 9 Douglas Dudgeon, repair.... 20 Eltlon E. Sprunger. teaching 310.00 21 Louis Kleine, dog tax IM.pO 27 Russell Steiner, teaching ... 100.un 27 Catherine Fravel; teaching .aO.OO 27 Chaimer Edwards, teaching . 100.00 iV’wildas Vance, teaching .... 200.00 - 1 ' 15 Da» O. Roop, teaching 100.00 16 Bank of Berne, coupon 87.u0 23 Bank of Berne bond, coupon 381, ,9 21 Frank Young, labor on road. 30.00 ".. 25 Russell Steiner, teaching .. 124.18 ' 25 Chaimer Edwards, teaching.. 98.37 >. 25 Russell Steiner, janitor, Inst. 81.00 .. 25 Chaimer Edwards, do 68.70 27 Rolla Calderwood, labor .... 3.00 .. 27 Lew Clark, labor on road.... 8.00 . 27 McAlhaney X- Carver, oil gas 3.69 27 Eli Bixler, repair 5.00 27 Orval Tinkham. janitor .... tu.OO 28 Rolla Raudenbush grading .. 12.00 c 30 Catherine Fravel. jan.. inst... 81.00 • 30 Catherine Fravel, teaching. . 135.00 May 1 Eldon E. Sprunger. jan.. inst. 68.00 pi 1 Iva D. King. jau. and institute 42.00 ,7 1 Eltlon E. Sprunger. teaching 180.00 27 1 Iva D. King, teaching 553.20 127 2 Rufus Clark, labor on road.. 8.00 27 6 Wildas Vance, institute .... io.no a i', Wildas Vance, teaching .... 139.18 ( 7 Dan O. Roop. jan. and lust. 76.75 2u 7 Dan O. Roop, teaching 150.00 j? 8 John Jones, grading road .. 12.00 J7 s William Burke, grading .... 20.00 .'7 12 Janies Hambrick, labor .... 10.00,,\ 16 Hank of Berne, coupons .... 25.00 1 18 H. L. Sipe, sal., exp., rent .. 1.i0.00l 5 lx John Burke, labor on road.. 15.00 ,s, 32 Roy Young, grading road.. 36.00 5 22 Floyd Meyer, grading road.. 3.50 I 5 June . |O 1 Bk. of Byrtje. coupon 12.50 J 1 David Cook, labor on road . . 4.50 •' 1 Clint Lautzcnheiscr, grading 35.00 ' I Ilanc Lawson, grading ....1 43.00 D It: Bk. of Berne, coupons 87.50 I 16 Berne Milling Co. car coal.. 229.95 >' 16 Vilas Luginliill. hauling .... 5.30 1‘ 15 Sol LuginbilJ. hauling 15.62 J 2 18 Sartt Hambrick, hauling .... 13.31 2-t W. L. Sipe, hauling 9.88 -t 27 Jacob M. Hoffman, hauling.. 2.08 , 27 G. fi. Mercer, weigh coal .... 1.80 J--27 J. P. Brookhart. hauling coal 2.77 0 27 Lester Parrish, hauling .... 11.48 „ 27 Kenneth Baumgartner, haul. 13.80 n July -j 3 Zimmerman Coal Co., coal . . 247.98 t> 3 Henry'Tumbleson. hauling... 9.65 t 3 John Vanett, hireling 6.97 t, 11 Hk. of Berne, warrant, coupon 2-9.20 t 11 H. L. Sipe. sal. and trav. exp. 60.00 lu II H II Spencer Co. supplies . . 1.80 12 20 E. S. Christen, comtneneem.. 9.81 12 20 Susie I’., Bowen, transfers .. 55200 jj 21 State Teacher's Retirem. Fund 33.35 15 21 E. F. Clausemeier, supplies.. 60.0 Q, 15 21 I’. S. Chemical Co., flags.... 8.40 17 21 Asso. Mfg. Co., jan. supplies 22.67 17 21 D. If. Goble Co., school supplies 6.06 |‘J 24 Wm Burke, hauling coal .. 3.35 J.l 25 F. E. Compton, encyclopedia 56.00 27 B. H. Miller, tabor on road.. 3.50 30 27 Lehman Bros., repairing .... 11.85 Jo 27 Gilllont Lbr. Co., ditch stakes 1.65 30 2'3 Shelby Vance, haulliug .... 9.00 3(1 29 Martin Jaberg. exam, records 20.n0 Jd 29 F. A. Better, transfers 673.00 31 29 E. A. Luginbill, transfer.-- . . 133.96 31 August |3l 1 H. L. Sipe, salary 50.00 31 1 Bk. of Berne, coupons 25.00 31 1 Earl Sipe, stake ditch 3.00 31 8 Beckley Carday Co., supplies 3.2 n >Fi 13 L Broughton, express .76 7 1:; Berne Art. Stone Co., cement 28.57 7 18 Berne Equity Ex., coal .... 51..28 7 18 Leonard. Supply C 9., supplies 26.00 II 21 Bk. of Berne, bonds, coupons 1527.0 tll 21 Marlon Tinkham, hauling . . 11.79 13 -27 Berne Hdw. Co., jan. supplies 8.00 14 28 Herbert Avery, repair tank.. .75 14 28 Emil Badertscher. cleaning.. 25.00 If, 28 Charley Passwater, painting. 126.00 17 29 C. E. Debolt, do 55.(|0 19 Sept ember 20 2 C. E. Debolt, do 57.50 20 4 llarve laiwson. repair drain 4.00 2n 5 Bank of Berne, coupons 02.50 21 7, Gilllom Lbr Co., paint, oil.. 200.00 27 5 Mrs. W. .1. Edwards, ( leaning 20,00 27 7 Henry Turnblesdn. cleaning.. 1.7'4 27 HJ. 11. Neadstine, cleaning ... 20.n0 27 10 Bei lha Meyers, do . 2-> 00 27 16 H. L. Sipe, sal., rent and 1 xp. 110.00 27 18 Russell Steiner, teapiling ... 50.00 27 19 Willshire Hdw, supplies 1'5.09 27 25 Leonard Supply Co., supplies 31.00 27 October 27 1 Ida M. Fisher, cleaning .... 32.50 27 2 Beryl Merriman, teaching . . 100.00 37 2 Andrew C. COok, HcTU-hfne .. 100.00 27 2 Chaimer Edwards, teaching . 100.00 27 2 Catherine Fravel, teaching . . 126.00 27 2 Amos Ketchum, teaching . . 100.0 U 27 6 Elf Bixler, cleaning, etc 10.00 27 10 A. J. -Moser & Co., repair.... 10.83 27 10 H. L. Sipe. pa;t sal. rent ... 1 10.00 28 15 John-Bebout, Miller drain .. 25.00 M. 16 Russell Steiner, teaching ... 100.00 2 19 Chas. Passwaters, repairing.. 7.0 U 2 29 Teeple Bros., sewer and rpad 10.50 3 30 Eldon E. Sprunger, teaching 200.00 13 30 Andrew C. Cook, teaching .. 100.00 Jo 30 Beryl Merriman, teaching .. 100.00 17 30 Amos Ketchum, teaching .. 100.00 21 :o Chaimer Edwards, teaching . I'in.oo 27 31 Catherine Fravel, teaching .. 127.00 27 it Catherine Fravel, janitor 20,00 27 November 21 6 W. F. Meyer, repairing drain 29.20 2.1 9 H. L. Sipe, part sal. and rant 110.00 27 13 Russell Steiner, teaching .... 100 00 27 16 First Nat. Bank, Miller drain 25.00 25 10 Orval Tlnkhani, cleaning .. . . .’O.nt) 27 H Bank of Berne, coupons .... 137.50 27 !7 Chaimer Edwards, teaching.. 100.00 27 :7 Catherine Fravel, teaching. . 126.00 27 :7 Andrew C. Cook, teaching ... 100.00 27 .lecember 27 2 Frank Myers, labor 1.50 28 2 Clint Lautzenlielscr. repair.. 9.80 28 3 Kiger & Co.. School supplies 162.7,1 28 4 Amos Ketelium, teaclifng . . 100.00 28 1 J r '--'«itur Democrat Co., adv... 70.23 Api 1 D. B. Erwin'. fegal advice. 15.0* I 0D- II- Gubte cu.. suptdie. ... 117.1-3 I X Art,oc , a.ted Mfg. Co., supplies 15.63 1 0 A. Flanagan Co., supplies... 492 7 0 Zimmerman Coal Co., ear coal 313 78 7 0 Board Ind. Aid? brooms 31.50 10 0 Win. Rothert. blanjt formas. 2.03 13 ' Uouk Co., supplies 35.50 16 0 Willshir'- Hard-are Co., rep 3.65 18 1 Russel Steiner, teaching . . 100.00 28 1 Beryl-Merriman, teaching ... 150.00 28 1 Berne -Air. Co., cement etc... 29.73 25 I Bertie Wltinaa Co., advyrtis. 62.80 28 1 John H. Habegger, cleaning 1.50 28 1 Krick-lymlall Co., tile 25.92 28 •J Berne Grain & Hay Co., sewer 8.00 28 2 Gillloni Lbr.. pujnt. oil. lath 141 23 28 3 Stengel & Craig, exam, paper 7.05 28 3 Josiah Mjerr. adv. boa--d sOn "9 4 Eldon E. Sprunger, Janitor. . . 40.UQ 29 i Catherine Fr&tel, janitor... jv.oo 39 .

I Andrew G. book. ~ 126.00 I Catherine F r * v « l ' 100.00 I Atnoa Ketchum, ten- hlng • , () $ Ftai*vl Mcrriniun, t<M( s j Ml’ Weiner. >< | “ (U h (? ’‘“ng': I Andrew C-Cook. <ac ns ;< I Chaimer EdwaM*. ss o.no I Eldon E Siiruniar. ‘“* l r d 81111 I Albert Burke, sdv. bon rd . . , I Sam F'rank. n' l '- l 1 0! .iruiiis.. M'.sO ) H L. Sine, Bitl anti ’lrani - 0 ) Ed Knitter, repa-ir drain• -a 1 Bank of Rrfiic*. coupon# • 1 BdnK Hempiii»tolion n township fl|»d s 4 alance on hand 2363.77 eceipta during .'»'*»[ _ 15' 2817 61 ota) of balance ami rot- PU-- J 7 j O9R uebursrmenta during ■ .vein •• ln al alance on hand 1309.73 ;ec> ipta during >'*' a i r "160.44 otal of balance nnd r '''‘P" ’ 31730 isbursements during 5-at tn ” WciAL iCHQOL FUND :alan<’e on hand . - 5179.*<3 leceiptM during y<ar •■■ • • * ‘ ..j [ stal of balanc. and receipts. . 12"3» J$ lisbuiHeipents during >-ar ... Inal balance .•. •j■• •• •: *" n °' S hl ' ' 6326.53 lalance on hand g 5 5, -j leeeipn- during year ■ • otal of bnlsncv and re -iipte • ilsbursements during year.... J”;,,*- ~ 'lnal ’ )U ' l<nv ' pT),'•' lalance on hand .. 365 50 ■otal of balance ami receipts.. 36s.pi lisbursements -'urlng yre' _ ""aTOTAL OF ALL FUNDS lalance on hand Jr’lns 06 leeeipts during year . .. otal of balance and receipts. 'isliurscments during jeat .. JJ-’- • 7 Inal balance 13,»3<-«' otal balance's' v n by this r<- | port HJ.toWarrant checks outsdHiiding. .-..tn' Dec. 31. 1925 ,• • 18 - !s " 'otal balances and outstanding ' warrants. Dee. 31. 1925 $" J " -ash in depository H. L. MrK, Trustee. Blue Creek Tp. ST. MARY'S TOWNSHIP rustee's Annu.l Report to Advisory Board cf St. Mary’s Tp.. Adams Co.. Ind., Snow ing Receipts, Disbursements and Balances of All Tp. Revenues for the Year Ending December 31st, 1925. Receipts anuary , ~. .. 1 Amount brought forward 2 First National Bank, inferot 4 . J? I Martin .laberg, school revenue.. //-.MI ♦ Do., CongretMonal Fund, int... 51. NJ 1 First National Bank, interest .. U.W 1 Firs/National Bank, loan 2,000.00 larch , A nz 4 First National Bank, interest .. U'*-j 7 First National Bank loan 1,000.00 k P r ’l o •>, 1 First National Bank, interest .. o-*>l 2 First National Bank, interest .. 6.19 une 1 First National Bank, interest .. 9 Rudolph Weiland, transfers .... 48.00 9 (den Cowan, do 264,00 9 John Rash, lot in cemetery .... 7.00 7 Martin Jaberg, Township Fund 789. 4*» 1 Martin jaberg. Tuition Fund .. 3,023.81 7 Martin Jaberg, School Fund ... 4,589.52 7 Martin Jaberg, Road Fund .... 131.25 uly I First National Bank, interest .. 0 H. L. Sipe, transfers 582.00 7 Martin laberg. school revenue. . b 00.20 7 Martin Jaberg, (log fund 133.48 7 Martin jaberg, Cong. S. F. int. 51.83 utgust w 5 Tirst National Rank, interest .. 10.0') 5 First National Bank, loau 3,00".00 t ptember 5 First National Rank, interest .. 14.2" 5 First National Bank, cafeteria.. 9.15 Ictnber * I First National Bank, interest .. 12.63 • ovember 7 First National Bank, interest 11.07 Jecember 1 First National Bank, interest .. (>.90 ') Martin laberg, School tax 4.414.33 9 Martin laberg. Tuition tax .... 2.902.66 9 Martin Jaberg, Township tax .. 756.95 Martin Jaberg. Fund .... 126.14 6 Road Fund from scltool tax .... 411.00 Disbursements anuary L> Charles Schenck, Advisory Board 5.00 o E. W. Dailey, do 5.00 b Edward Koose, do 5.00 i» Theodore Daguc, shoveling coal 4.40 b Ray Smith, stamps 3.00 b First Nat’l Bk., note and int.... 2,562.50 6 Dale Cowan, repair of furnace.. 33.00 6 Fay Ely, repair sewing machine 3.00 'I Beni. W. Teeple, driving truck 37.50 2 E. W. Johnson, insurance 260.00 2 Josiah Sheets, repair of ditch.. 31.40 5 Kcnnith F. Bowen, unload coal 13.39 .5 Alfred Mauller, current 46,59 5 Estes Duncan, Retirement Fund 183.52 7 Wilbert Barton, driving truck .. 10.00 7 Bernice Masters, teaching 50.00 9 Graham & Walters, notary work 45.75 3 Sinclair Refining Co., oil 1.20 4 Robert Avery, repairs 5.15 0 RcfcHe Cartel, teaching 105.00 0 Delia Longenberger, do 105.00 0 Jerome Morrison, dn. 115.00 0 Lelah Steele, do 105.00 0 Bernice Masters, do 55.00 1 Flossie Everett, do 105.00 1 Lester L. C. Wisner, do 145.00 1 O. S. Fortney, do 33.00 1 W. Teeple, dtjving truck 22.50 1 Wilbert Barton, driving hack . 45.00 1 John W. Thatcher, do 55.00 ‘ebruary 7 First National Bank 626.88 7 E. V. Shirting, school supplies.. 6.78 7 Do., teaching 220.00 I J** l l l £ Tat 'l bond, coupons 959.84 1 Dale Cowan, plumbing 93.69 3 C. O. Green, driving truck .... 40.00 4 First National Bank, coupons .. 25.'80 4 Madge Stuckey, teaching 150.00 f> E. W. Johnson, insurance 253.85 7 Leonard Supply Co., supplies .. 12.60 ? Jerome Morrison, school sup... 11.22 9 Lelali Steele, teaching 50.00 0 Chicago Apparatus Co., equip. 112’85 J Triangle Coke & Coal Co., coal 147 26 1 Sherman Archer, repairs, labor 15.00 7 Jerome Morrison, teaching .... 103.37 7 Bessie Carter, do 93.65 7 Della Longenberger, do 93.65 T W \; •. 208.08 ' 11. M. Crownover, do 254.80 7 Bernice Masters, do 94J9 ? Lester L. C. Wisner, do 14Sj)0 ; Madsc Stuckey, do 1.18.08 ' i'lossie Everett, do 94 19 I Lelah Steele, do 43’09 J Robert Smith, janitor 110.0 U ’ .1. L. Chronister, do 60 OH ' John W. Thatcher, driving hack 55.0 u ' Kermit K Rower, do 55 00 r JV* Tee Pl«> driving truck 27.00 . 2- i Cortney, do 33> . M) < . O. Green, do 40.00 Knapp & Co. Hdw., tire 32.00 . National Bank, coupons.. 34.65 : £? l . ter - dan,s -ge for sheen 54.00 . Louis Kleine, surplus dog fund 195.00 ( .',l' zel ' s^. Tel -. I- 0 -.- telephone .... 5.85 Albert Teeple, sheep killed .... 22 00 ' Bernice Masters, teaching 50 09 hirst National Bank, loan .... 1,000.60 Kcnnit k. Rowen, driving hack 41 25 Jerome Morrison, teaching .... 115. mi Beknc Carter, do ( |() Delia Lpngynbergcr, do ' Id) 0(1 L ou,s . Werne 78.00 Standard Oil < 0., gasoline .... 9.18 L. V. Shift ling, teaching 220.00 n° d u' do '~ I'o-00 U. 11. Goble, supplies Lester V.u.ner, teaching 115.00 hiossie Everett, do 10 5 . 00 Bernice Masters, do. . JI. . S 3 nn s'.eeie, d U 11. M. ( rownovqr, do 8t 57 -w re £2- d r ivin K truck .. .< 40.00 it /I 1 hatcher, driving hack 55.V0 J. L. ( hronistcr, janitor 30.00 Beni. vV. Teeple. driving truck .. 30’00 I JJ. b. Fortney, do jj.o o A* r ’vi ,l,ona * Bank, coupons 36.90 A. Hanagan Co ;< supplies 479 i Beckley ( tardy Co., equipment 51.18 (hicago Apparatus Co., supplies 1.34 I Ktgn & Co., supplies ijofi ■ Standard Oil Co., gasoline .... 16 6’ I Bermce Masters, teaching .... snioo ' UNia Bowers, Domestic Science 4.71 rust National Bank, coupons .. 26 55 = Jerome Morrison, teaching .... 126'50 I Lester Wisner, do 150 50 i John W Thatcher, driving hack 55.00 I lerome Morrison, school supplies 8.55 = E. V. Shierhng, teaching ’4XOI I L Ps y r yj’sner, institutes si ?? * > tu S kc y>. teaching .... 174.84 ! L. V. Shierhng, institutes 88 in I O. S Fortney, driving truck ” stl? ? Kermit h. Bowen, driving hack.. 74 j U. N. Crowaovcr, torching ... uoris 1

10 C 0 Gr«n, driving truck .... Jjjjlj 10T-; W. France, 2 '{‘l'noMie Ev t r, ‘h n H* hin, ..'2'.2. ’slot J , U I- .smith, )»mtor --,•••• bS.6O 2 14 Cit Teh i 0., telephone P! K.iebl--' ‘.15.00 1 $ FOR I NMimul‘ilanlb’cuupunii .. 3W7 Tswie K. Rnwcn. P*rt »«’ary.... ] b|) H. Gobi® Co*!, books ....*• ic? <;*>' 1 n Fst” Duncan, retirement fund.. 157.5 J I J’ Kennu I .JHwc.l unhadmi coa IJ.OO . ’i) Susie R- Bowen, ***• ® c*p. ••• _ _ , ’’ William Millet, !.ilsor V“* 4no Ji i 3.06 $ : V H»l N-imnal Hank, coupon. .. 18-45 ; ’7 Dan Death, labor • ..».»••••••• 4200 Vi Rermce Masters, institute* .... <*•{{<} • JO R. IL Everett. Dom bciencc .. .3.00. 'l I 1.. Chr.mister. janitor & labor 31-00 1 1 lir.mie Moinson, institutea 65.00 > 'Lelah .Steele, 4 Robert Smith, janitor ........ »u ■ ; Della Longenberger, iiutilutw . JAOO . 9C. (. Mann. exp. on tracks ... 587.(0 I v 11. M I'm-.-nover. institutes ... *0.96 , U Triangle Coal & ( oke to., coal -50.4, 15 ( all„« A Kohne. school supplies 3.40 I-, W. (iuy Brown, books ....... | lt , Willshire Lumber to., lumber.. 8.95 . I>, Decatur Democrat, advertising.. 59.50 lo Herne Witness, do. "’ ’u lo Niblick A Co., curtain goods.. Bert John- ii. labor *3.00 11 |. s Chn tcu. < ommencemciil. »-8l jl Ray Smith, stamps 3 .4 Bert Jolir- n. labor 10.00 ‘.II Susie K Bowen, sal, & exp .. 100 B 0 i■: {£"■' ! “ ffi ? T!.:: JtS jl First Nalional Bank.. coupon ..- 8-10 ‘'Trnzens' Tel. Co., telephone ... 450 5 First Natwi-xl Hank, coupons .. 10.35 12 Ho, bond :.ml coupons 95683 13 Do., coupons •I'-"’ )7 John W That,her labor . .... 8.00 ! is I H. Hcaston. school supplies.. -8.90 i 22 Flossie Everett, institutes 4 I 36 Bert Johnson, labor 18.10 j 29 Bertha McMichael, labor 2.L00 12" Austin McMichael, do 15.00 September / ) 4 First National Bank, coupons .. 47.25 4 Mrs. O. J. Suman, cleaning i I I. H. Steele, labor 3.00 ) 12 ’ Bessie Carter, institutes 40.00 J l 1). H. Goble & C<» , supplies., 58.44 [ |S E. W. Shierling, teaching 100.00 IS Genevia Stick, do 70.00 ) 1') Lester Wisner, do 1" Kermit F. Bowen, driving hack 25.00 1 20 Bernice MasterSj teaching .... 50.00 ) 22 Susie R. Bowen, salary 60.00 ) 24 First National Bank, coupons .. 57.91 ) 30 Standard Oil Co., gasoline .... 23.65 ) October • ... 1 2 John W. Thatcher, driving hack 50.00 2 2 Lelah Steele, teaching 105,00 > 2 Flossie Everett, do 105.00 2 Bernice Masters, do 55.00 7 20. S. Fortney, driving truck.... 38.00 • 2C. O. Green, do 4... 39.00 1 3 Lester Wisner, teaching 80,00 i 3 Robert Smith, janitor 55.00 1 3 Della Longenberger, teaching .. 105.05 3 Bessie Carter, do J 05.00 ) 3 Kennit F. Bowen, driving track 25.00 ) 3 Benj. W . Teeple, do 31.00 3 First National Bank, coupons .. lA9I > 6E. V. Shierling. teaching .... 120.00 ) n Genevra Stick, do 85.00 7 Albert Mauller, electric current 65.64 ' 9 Veronica Anker, teaching 140.00 12 H. M. Crownover. du % 127.40 7 15 Bernice Masters, d" 50.00 17 Kermit F. Bowen, driving >iack.. 35.00 > 20 Jacob Bartlet, labor 5.30 ’ 23 1 elah Steele, teaching 75.00 5 2" Krick & Tyndall Co., tile, lal»or 50.96 5 2n Standaid Oil Co., gasoline, oil.. 13.58 4 30 Bessie Carter, teaching 93.65 0 30 E. V. Shierling. do 208.58 30 Genevra Stick, do 147.16 30 Della Longenberger. do 93.65 1 30 Lester W isner, do 160.00 0 30 Veronica Anker, d<> 128.67 D 30 H. M. Crownover, do 116.66 ; ) 30 Bernice Masters, do 44.19 0 30 Flossie Everett, du 94.19 U 30 Lelah Steele, do 18.*48 I) 3" Ralph Longenbeigr . labor 10.91 ij 30 R. F. Smith, jafeitor 55.00 0 30 Kermit F. Bowen, driving hack 25.00 0 30 John \V. Thatcher, do. 50.00 0 31 T. J. Durkin, labor and fence .. 135.75 } 31 Benj. \V. Teeple, driving truck.. 25.00 ? November > 3 J. E. Ellsworth, labor 28.00 0 30. S. Fortney, driving truck .. 33.00 3 7 Susie R. Bowen, salary 9" 00 5 7 Leonard Supply Co., supplies .. 12.25 0 7J. I. Holcomb Mfg Co., sup... 22.0 b S 3 Huntington lab jratories, supplies 23.55 I) 13 Kermit I . Bowen, driving hack 25.00 3 1/ W. W’. Stewart, labor & tile.. 10.40 ’ ) 18 L. D. Brown, janitor supplies.. 3.45 3 18 R H Everett, freight 144.17 3 - 1 J - I '' J ; '- u > 11,1 'ading c0a1.... 27.00 3 ~ _

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23 Amqican Expies <■ - BiSi 23 bint Nat’l Bank j,,,, , i MMSi 25 E. V. Shicrhi.K,' icJh: .-H 1 WM 25 G.»tvr. Stk-k. U d l /'' ,J “ Utl , 25 \eroiiu» Auker, <i u lu?f 25 I ester Winer, do |«2 K.'HI ' M- CrawnJve. .h," iMj® < 25 Uerntce Ju .. 2/ Home Eveiett, do 1015 27 Lelah Steel,, do. ” loS M 27 ih-xxic Culet, do 10)3 MM 27 Della Lotljcnliciut, • uli! 27 Kennit F. Bowen, • 1 S 1,,.. 27 R. F. Smith, Jilu ''« h «k j'S MM 28 John W. Th.t'he,, . . S* | December * uj 5 Fust National Bank . ~, HKi 7, Citixens 1 Tel. (A., t‘. : cl ,i’ 7?’ " lull K ’ 11' Kermit F. Bowe, ,I ' '' "■ S fit® 19 Firjt Nall Bank. 4 19 J. 1. Chronister, j 0;.,;,,, J.lfeS MS .'1 M.indard Oil Co,, oil x , T ■ 30,2 MES -> Cowan plumbui;;. «Ji 24 E V. ShieriioK . 1«.» ■ > lU j 24 Genevra Slick, do. . TOOji HMMS 36 Lester W'isi.er, do «oj| 20 Veronica Aukcr, d.. >««.«, K jt> H. M. Crownover, do J 2B.u 2o Lelah Steele, do. • llt.ty Kn ] 26 Flossie Everett, do. 91,fl 26 Bessie Carter, do. ~. " '••••••• H|| 26 Della Lvngenbergei. dj 2n Evangeline Steele, <1 . 9i.M t *’ w 2o Kermit F. Bowen, d, ni;ig , ;j '. >W«6 MW 2(> Decatur I timber Co . . 5Mn ■ 26 Susie R. Bowen, s,l. ,< ,’ " '• " U.o’ MW 2b Kermit F. Bowen. t,;- !( ,. L../’ Omml 2b C. O. Green, driving truck 26 I. W. dn?i,. g 26 k F. Smith. Janitor " *OO IMI 26 Road Fund from y ; ; ■ 26 O. S. Fortney, driving tank K j. TOWNSHII- i r.<u'• . .... . , R »“»>’ulation Ml lan. I, 1925. balance on 1t.0,.| . . M Receipts during year . ’J9SI TAi.il <>f balances and ,<■. Dis' nr-etnents during ;. , an&ta Dec. 21, 1925, final bal.tne, - MEBB ROAD Fl ND Jan. 1. 1925, balance on h.uul . Receipts during year Total vl balances and no ' .“'aM Disbursements during year MM Dec. .11, 1925, final bailin'. *s!• Mi SPECIAL SCHi 101 H xj; Ml Jan. 1. 1925, balance on Receipts during year ... M Total of balances and t. ■ . 18 ' 9 u'7 KM Disbursements timing ><-... . M Dec. Jl, 1925. final hal'amr. "" ‘-’ll” W TUITION FI ND '" "W lan. 1. 1925. balance on hand BBS Receipt* during year H t4 ;,Z Om Total of and rr. . . ‘ v ’-j* figM Di'buocmcnts during year 1 Dec. 31. 1925, fiuaF* balances .. //pT’ She dog fund M Jan 1. 1925, balance on hau.l .... IM Dibbursetuenu during year TOTALS OF ALL H NbS « jan. 1. 1925, balance on han-1 .... 104954’ MS Receipts during year >.lM|| MM Toted of balances and receipt- Hi Disbursements during year ...... SM Dec. 31. 1925, final balances 5,0905 fii Total balances as shown bv this ’ report $ Total balances and outstandirg a..:- Ml rants, Dec. 31st, 1925 5.094.95 Cash in depository. Dec. 31. 1-. 5'094'1*5 Mi SUSIE R. BOWEN. Trustee H| St. Mary’s Township AI’I’OIVI’MENT Oi lAI iITUII M Notice Is hereby Tn lii? un. H dersi<ned has been appoint..l Evt-mu,. Hi of the Estate of Aaron c A H| late of Adams < dunty, .i- ■ u-. 4. Estate is probably solvent. M JOHN (’. AUtJSBUItGIJ. H (ll(r M January 9, 1926. M DORE B. EKWIN. Atty. IMj :i -MS — xrr<»i\ tmi:nt of wmi\hi iiwk H .\«. 231 S H Notice is hereby given. Ti .it Hi-'un. M dersigned has been appoiutdi A.hufm. H strator pf tire estat cos 1»«<\ I s Kutb, M| late of Adams county. <!< ♦ -a-* -I. The M estate is probably solvent. 1 M EDWARD BEER, Administrator. ’ M January 11. 192*1 H LEwNHAKT & HELLED. Att .. -a M ArroiNTMEvr of exiaitoh 9 NotH<‘e is herAby giv£n. 'Th.it th üb* H dersigned has been appoint- -! Gxcutir M of the estate of Frederi< k Wo tfejj-.—M iate of Adams county, de-«.$>»•!. 1« M estate is probably solvent « FRED IL WIETFI7LDT. 1- -tor H January 9. 1926. H FRED FHURGER. Atty. H NOTICE 1 have resumed my veterinary practice and all calls will be promptly answered. Dr. C. L. Meyer. 21t6 Monroeville, Ind. o - • Organization of Fair Association at High School Auditorium, 7:30 tonight. Concert by Berne band. Everybody invited. 11