Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 13, Decatur, Adams County, 16 January 1928 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS BUSINESS CARDS AND NOTICES

FOR SALE KOlt jIaUD—i 1 - Holstein Hiid tiuei'ie sey Cow*, 35 with calve* by side 30 henry *pring*r*. L. B. Craig PenavUlc. Phone 108 ring 3. ** r ' tai IXHI BAI.IV \f endows washing :nm-h---lue, Used a* demonstrator. Will sell cheup. Ptooue 1300. 11-3tx pOYTsjCCE^T~ Shouts averagi' »oto I*oo lb* to sell by the pound. Call Phone 33. Monroe, Ind. 11-3tx FOS itU-fc—Good work horse. Milk cow*. Poland China mule hog Plenty of honey W. W. Hawkins. Decatur, Phone 0861. 13tl FOR SaLf -Ford motors, completely rebuilt and guaranteed. Rebuilt generator* for Ford, 91 Overland and Chevrolet. Used car part*. Frank's Auto Wrecking Co. W. Monroe street. 12-6 tx Fttll SALE —Two well marked iW ton Terriers. 2 months old. Inquire K A. Wolcott, Tocsin Phone 2 short 1 long on 4. 12-3tx FOR SALB-Slx room house and vacant lot. lairge ponltey house, garage and fruit trees at 1044 Russell street. 10t5x eod FOR SAl.K—Good (ilbson tenor banjo Lake new. Cal! at 636 Walnut street. 13t3x BARGAINS In used instrument*. Ruescher C Melody Saxupbone, Conn Cornet, Violin outfit complete. These Instruments are like new. C. L. Durkin, 457 Mercer Ave. Phones 585 and 181 13-et

WANTED WANTEIF-blaln sewing. Mrs. J. it. Stoueburner, 810 Monroe St. T-6tJt WANTED- Trucking to do. Will lurul anything. Fred Ahr, Phone 881-C or i 286. s-titx \VANtIi\V - Job cutting wood ur any i other kind of work. Call Erie Restau ; j raut, Phone 965. 10-3tx ! WOMEN WANTED—to paint hand- 1 kerchiefs. No experience necessary. | Everything free except Paints. Bona- | fide. Good pav. Send for free samples ■ BEAUTEXT CO. 365 Market St. San . Francisco. ltx FOR RENT FOR RENT or Sale — Seven room house, modem convenienves. Telephone 438. George G. Flanders. 7-6tx FOR RENT~-Rooms for light, house i keeping. Everything furnished. A!-1 ( so large room on first floor, private t entrance. 325 North Third st. 7t6 , FA KM FOR KENT Good chance for , right party fifty-fifty i*op ffcirdt i cow?, 5 Brood sews, Mule llog 20 hand | ewes, furnished, Renter to furnish im- t liiements and Horse power. Cali Phone t 23 Monroe I mi. 11-3tx , FARM FOR KENT - 100 acres near . Domestic, Wells County. Good , buildings and fences, good land. Write t Grover Liby, 427 W. Wildwood, Fort Wayne. 13-3tX t LOST AND FOUND LOST —Black coon dog with white j breast and white ring around lieck.'j, Reward. Tele 11-870. 13-3tx ( McCracken Still Leads Scorers In Big Ten Chicago, Jan 1C — (INS) Branch McCracken, Indiana Center, is high- ' scoring ace among the Dig Ten has- - kethall sharpshooters, according to a 1 checkup at the conclusion of Satin- 1 day night's games. I Tlie ten leading scorers follow: Player Team G TP 1 McCracken, Indiana 3 32 ‘ Foster, Wisconsin 3 29 1 Dawson, lowa 3 25 * Bohr, Wisconsin 3 24 1 Oosterbann, Michigan 3 24 Fisher, Northwestern 3 21 Walter, Northwestern 3 2t ' Twegood, lowa 3 20 1 Andrews, Wisconsin :i it* 1 Nydahl, Minnesota 2 It* t o Three Big Ten Games , On Schedule For Tonight l ■ 11 Chicago, Jan. 16.—(DP)—Wiscoa- i sin and North western, each with a t perfect average of three games won ' and none lost, led the Big Ten basket- 1 iraii standing as the third week of the seasons opened today. Purdue aijp> had a perfect average, but. had won only two games. Tonight Wisconsin plays at Illinois; Indiana meets Chicago; and Ohio invades Michigan. Chicago meets Ohio Saturday; Illinois plays Indiana; and Purdue plays lowa. Da.st Saturday’s scores were; Wisconsin 36; Minnesota 26; Michigan 42; Indiana 41. lowa 36, Illinois 30. ■ o — NEW ATTENDANCE RECORD IS SET O lIiVI'ISIIKD FROM VAUK ONR) oral life of Judea ill Jesus’ day and oni* present program of progress and civilization man has indeed performed greater lliingu. How can man avail himself of Hie greatest opportunity? Wo many limes speuk in terms of degrees from this or that school. But. Jesus said, ‘Follow Mp'. Feitlurw Him and obey commands and live His principles and you will be availing yonrseif of the greater opportunity in life.' 1

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-LOAN S — ON MODERN CITY PROPERTY AT 6 r 5 for 5 years, 10 years or 15 years time. NO COMMISSION ON FARM LAND AT 5%, s'/*%, and 6';; according to the amount borrowed, for 5 years, 10 years or 20 years. The 20 year loan is on Government Plan, with new full payment plan that is advantageous to borrower. We specialise in ail kinds of INSURANCE, representing 14 Old Line Companies. We write Automobile Collision Insurance at / 2 Price. THE SUTTLES-EDWARDS CO. Niblick Block—Corner 2nd A Monroe Sts. DECATUR, INDIANA

D. F. TEEPLE Slate Licensed Truck Line i Daily truck service between Decatur and Ft. Wayne at regular railroad rates. Licensed by lndianu Public Service Commission Decatur Phone 254 .... j Fort Wayne Phone A8405 MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS Cleveland Produce Cleveland, Jan. 16j—(UP)—Butter, extra in tub lots 49%-51%; firsts 45% 47%; seconds 42%-44t4l packing stock 30-42; prints in 1 lb cartons range from lc to 3c .a pound above tV- quotations. fcggH, extras 50; extra firsts 47: firsts 45; ordinary 37; pullet firsts 30 Poultry, heavy fowls 27c; few 28; medium 25-26; leghorns 20-22; heavy springers 23; few 29; leghorn springers 20; ducks 23-25; geese 23-25; old cocks 16-17. Potatoes, round whites 150 it*, sacks. New York $3.25-3.35; Maine, *3.40-3.50; Ohio $3.15; Michigan $3.203.25; Wisconsin $3; 120 lb. bags Minnesota $2 40-2.60; 115 lb. bags, Idaho Russets $2.60-2.75; Iturals $2.40-2.50; selected stock $3.75; t()5 lb. bags, Colorado Ilrown Beauties, $2.25-2.50; homo grown bushel $1.35; Florida Triumphs $2.75-3.00 a hamper. EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK Hogs, receipts, 13,000; holdovers, 446; market weak to 10c down; 250350 lbs., $5.75-$9.00; 200-250 lbs., $8.85*9.15; 160-200 lbs., $5.65-$9.15; 130-160 lbs., SB.OO-*8.75; 90-130 lbs., $7.50-SS.; packing sows, $7.00 *7.75. Cattle leceipts, 1,400; calves, receipts, 1,500; market, steers, 25c up, others weak to lower, calves steady; beef steers, $12.00 *15.75; beef cows, $6.50-$9.00; low cutter and cutter cows, $4.50 *6.25; vealers, $16.00$16.50. Sheep receipts, 12,000; market 25c down; top fat lambs, $13.0h-$ 13.25; buHt cull lambs. $10.50-$12.00; bulk fat ewes, $6.00-$". 00. FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, lud., Jan. 16.—(INS) — Receipts — Calves, 25; sheep. 100; hogs, 100; market steady to 25c lower. 180-300 lbs., $8.35-$8.45; 140-180 lbs., $7.75-$8.25; pigs, $7.00-$7.50; roughs, $6.00-$6.75; stags, $4.00-$5.25: calves, $14.50 down; lambs, $11.50 down.

LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (Uorrecteil January 1H) Fowls 20c Leghorn Fowls He Chickens 20c Leghorn Chickens Lie Old Roosters . 9c White Dtirks 15c Geese J4c Kggß, dozen 20c LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected January ifi) Barley, per bushel silc Rye, per bushel 75c Oulu d'Jc New Corn 75c to SI.OO While or Mixed Corn (ear) $1.15 Wheat $1.27 Old Yellow Corn $1.20 LOCAL GROCERB’ EGG MARKET K«g:t, dozen 25c BUTTERFAT AT STATIONS lliltterfat 4i c Notice —I will be on of the city Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday of this week and my office will he closed Or. G. F. Elchoru. 12-2;

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1928

WARNING ISSUED TO CHAUFFEURS Motor Policeman Says Those Using Old Licenses Are Violating Law Hal Ayers state motor policeman, called here today and urged that all persons driving automobiles other than their ownsecure their chauffeur's license at once. These licenses should have been secured by January 1 and those still using their 1927 licenses aie violating the state motor law, Officer Ayers said. Several local drivers have failed to apply for new iirenses, it was announced today, and those persons will lie arrested if they do not compljywith the law at once, Mr. Ayyis annotyu ed. Mr. Ayers also urged that alf auto drivers secure their 1928 automobile licenses as soon as possible. The deadline for auto licenses lias been set for January 31 and alt persons must have tlieir new numbers by then. Mr. .Ayers stated that all persons contemplating driving into Ohio should have their 1928 numbers before doing so or they will be subject to arrest under the Ohio law. SERVICES BEGUN BY METHODISTS (( UMIMEI) FROM PAGE ONE) Homo unusual revivals under his leadtush ip, not only as pastor of his own , hurdles, but also in the c apacity of evangelist in other large churches. In the addresses given yesterday, Kev. Stoakes made Jesus Christ the center of his thcm£, and promised hi* hearers that He alone would be preached throughout the campaign. His subject in the morning was ‘Jesus, The Unfailing Supply” and used as Ills text a bit of old prophecy in these words, “In that tiny then' shall he a fountain opened.” The service was greatly helped by the choir and a beautiful solo by Mrs. Dan Tyndall. The evening subject was, "Jesus Christ, the Hope of the World,” The pastor used as his text a word of exhortation from the pen of Paul when he said, “Let this mind he in you which was also in Christ Jesus.” The pastor emphasised the. fact that not only weio more Christians needed in the world, hut a better quality of Christianity as well. The whole day was auspiciously marked with signs of peat interest.

CHURCH ADDS 35 NEW MEMBERS <covrt!»ur.n rnoii haqb oxbi large crowd attended each service during ilie week, and many of the older members of the local church slated that the week's services were the best held ai the local church for many years. Dr. Chomiul. delivered ail of the addresses during the week and each niglii large c rowds attended, the church loom being filled every uight. Yesterday morning. II was necessary lo open the Sunday school rooms lo uci otnodale the crowd. After the :I5 new mcmliers were admitted to the church yesterday the regular Communion service was held. Preceding tlml part of the program. Dr. Chesnul talked on "Tito Spiritual Temple." I)r. Chesiml returned to Ids charge at First Presbyterian ehnxtfh, Fort Wayne, after making many new friends in this city. —, o .— ■ Get the Habit —Trade at no.ie, it D ay»

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FRENCH TOWNSHIP The Township Trustee's Annual Report to The Advisory Hoard of French Township Adams County Indiana, January, 1928 Receipts l.ttmury _ e 1 Amount brought forward SB,/14 /5 4 The Bank of Herne and Peoples State Banks, interest 1224 February 1 The Bank of Herne ami Peoples State Hank, interest JJ*®' '» Martin Jaberg, distribution .... 65/./° March 1 The Bank of Herne and Peoples State Hank, interest 12.9 J April 5 The Bank of Herne and Peoples State Bank, interest 13.02 Mav 3 Tile Bank of Herne and Peoples State Bank, interest 11.3/ I line J The Hank of Herne and Peoples State Hank, interest 8.47 .Tt:ly l The Hank of Berne and Peoples State Bank, interest -.... Martin Jaberg, June ITistruhition. 3,951.80 August 3 The Hank of Herne and Peoples State Hank, interest 12.9Septcjuber 1 The Bank of and Peoples State Bank, interest 9.17 lo Martin Jaberg, interest 665.48 October % 1 The Bank of Herne and Peoples * State Bank, interest 8.55 November 1 The Hank *f Berne and Peoples State Bank, interest 8.41 l)ec ember 1 The Hank of Herne and Peoples State Hank, interest . 6-^0 23 Martin Jaberg, December dist.... 3,877.00 Totals $17,992.65 Disbursements I a ihiary * • t. The D. It. Goldc Peg. Co., »up.s 38.20 o M W. Rothcrt, supplies 179 8 Henry Meyer, repairs & frame... 22.10 HI Decatur Daily Democrat ptg bud. 12.70 12 O. H. Grcist, teach, retir. fd 89.77 20 Fred J. F.sch, hauling coal 9.00 25 David Wullimau, hauling c0a1.... 4.00 28 Gerold O. Runyon, teach, dist. 1. 120.00 JS Jesse \Y. Snyder, teach, dist. 2. . 120.00 28 Vaughn Schlagenhauf, teach, d. 3 95.20 28Kenneth Yager, teach, dist. 4 100.00 28 Frarieile G. Oliver, teach, d. 5.. 100.00 28 John Jrped Hall, teach, dist. 6.. 120.00 28 Mary Schlagenhauf, transportation 18.00 February * 5 foseph L. Grabcr, transportation. 45.80 7 Albert F. Moser, do 10.50 12 Theo. F. Sprungcr, stamps 5.00 12 The Herne Review, ptg. an. rep.. 35.20 12 Heme Witness Go., printing .... 50.25 If* Gerold (>. Runyon, teaching 60.00 25 Gerold (). Runyon, do..- 48.65 22 lessc \V. Snyder, do 120.00 Je Vaughn Schfagcnhalf, do. 83.85 25 Kenneth Yager, do 88.65 25 Francile G. Oliver, tlo 89.1»> 25 juhu Jrped IJall, do 120.00 March 3 Mary Schlagenhauf, transportation 18.00 5 Martin Moeschherger, salary, etc.. 130.00 5 Joseph 1.. Graher, transportation. 45.80 5 Albert F. Moser, do 6381 14 Garold (>. Runyon, teaching 60.00 25 Gerold O. Runyon, do 60.00 25 Jesse \V. Snyder, do 120.00 25 Vaughn Schlagenhauf, tlo 95.20 / 25 Kenneth Yager, do 100.00 25 Francile 1». Oliver, do 100.00 25 John Jrped Hal!, do ... 120.00 25 Mary Sclagenhauf, transportation. 18.00 25 Joseph L. G rafter, do. 45.80 April

I Allien Moser, «1«». <»-00 5 Jcfinc \V. Snyder, janitor salary.. 40.00 1 John TorKhcr. janitor supplies, etc. 2.50 22 Gerold O. Rtutyon, teaching 120.00 22 fosse W. Snyder, do 120.00 22 Vaughn Schlagenbalf, do 95.20 22 Kenneth Yager, do 100.00 22 FYaneile G. Oliver, do 100.00 22 John Irped Hall, do .• •• • U 9.00 22 Joseph I-. (irabrr, transportation. 45.80 22 Mary Svhlagcnhalf, do. 18.00 22 Gerukl W. Snyder, janitor serv... 60.00 *£2 Jesse W. Snyder, do 10.00 22 Kenneth Yager, do , 48.00 22 Joseph 1,. Grabcr, transportation.. 144.00 22 Henry Meyer, do., etc 25.00 22 Mrs. t£rnst Jsch, transportation.. 48.00 2.1 Joel A. Augshurger, do 46.20 25 ( icorge Ringer, tile & labor ''MO Vaughn Schlagenbattf, janitor 40.00 22 Ervin Randall, transportation .... 25.50 25 S. L. Cover, do 12.00 26 Daniel Kipfer, do 144.00 26 Guy Scott, do % 24.00 27 Kenneth Yager, trarh. inst 40.00 27 Jeff Gerber, transportation 114.00 27 Francite G. Oliver, teach, inst 46.1 K) 2S John Irpel Hall. «h> 9J.t)O 28 Charles L. Denman, 1ab0r....... 11.25 28 (Wold O. Runyon, rep. tea. ins. 49.30 M a v 2 Martin Moeschberger, salary, etc.. 130.00 2 Jesse W. Snyder, teach, inst 48.00 2 Decatur Democrat, printing 8.22 .1, Wot. G. Smith, transportation.... 24.(Ml ') Albert F. Moser, do 10.50 10 I. F. Kcfcrofe & Son, sell. rc|tairs 12.25 13 Vaughn Srhlagenhauf, teach, inst. 33.60 21 B. It. King, transport.*’' : on.. .*... 39.00 27 Edwin N cub arise r, do. * 30.01) June 1 Frank Helping, do 48.00 " Kiger & Co., sell, rep., etc 129.23 *» D. H. (iohle I‘tg. Co., supplies.. 7.25 17 The Berne? Ltimber Co., suppires. . 22.26 23 John Torino. stalling ditch 10.50 28 Henry Asrhleman/ hauling coal. . 6.00 .ht John Ilaumgartno, do,, e*r 9.50 30 Walter Meyer, do., d 0... 20.00 July 1 ('. L. Denman, hauling coal 2.50 Martin Moeschberger, sal etc... 130.00 2 Herne Art Stone Co., coal 371.36 0 Witoou Banter, hauling c0a1.... 6.o*> 9 <). If. < heist, Uadi, retire. 1d... 4 1.86 In Edwin Hror. labor <& hauling.... 22.50 21 David Heller, labor 5.30 22 t has. Arnold, trustee trans 1,214.80 2.2 Daniel Studlcr, do 781.35 22 Marion City Sell. Bd., do * 22 Fred CofTutn, do 160.50 22 Lfo Wasson, dr* 105.20 22 Joel Messick. do 53.10 27 Joel A. Aiiffsbnrgrr, hurtling r»fat. 4.00 27 Albert Beer, ditch labor J 4.50 .28 Dtamcl O. Keiihait, hauling coal. 9.00 August 3 Jacob T. Kauffman, ditch labor. .. 1*3.50 t John Janrcgui, <V> . 9.05 5 Pennsylvania R. R, freight.. 2.20 8 Krick Tyndall Co., tile 3.45 8 Clifton R. Shrikcr, com. cxer... 10.72 2'i \ • tnaus of Foreign War, hooks. . 69.6.5 20 Arnold Aschleinau, school repairs. 4.50 21 Freeman Reynolds, clean. & rep.. 33.50 2.’> Walter Meyer, hauling bricks.... 14.00 10 Joseph L. Gtabcr, haul. coal. . . 6.00 31 Martin Moeschhergur, salary, e«~ 130.00 S*pteinlKT (» l.evi R. ScMtwUcr, labor, etc 48.75 6 Jonas Neiiriis<h wander, ad. Ink. 5.00 6 Ken Gerber, do 5.00 fi A. J. Rev nobis, do 5.00 to Frrrman Reynobis, labor tk wood 8.00 6 Albert Beer. haul. & rep 25.00 H Daniel Kaehr, clean, ditch 22.00 9 David Yoder, do 19.67 1 I Albert Beer, do 6.00 15 Johnnie Baumgartner, do. 8.00 In Ceroid U. Ruiryon, teaching 60.00 2n Julius Frharl, labor on ditch..., 20.0 n 3o (toroid (>. Runyon, teaching 67.00 30 Mildred A. Sprutiger, do 95.20 30 Yiuighn Sehlagcnhattf, do. 100.00 30 Kenneth Yager, do 110.00 3D Franeih: G. OHver, do 105.00 30 Vera Owens, do 127.00 October 5 John Toimcr, clean, tit oiling..,, 10.00

6 Albert F. Moser transportation.. l-.on 12 Ulysses Stauffer, mason w*. etc. 182.y> , 15 Levi R. Schindler, ditch labor... 12.0 15 Gerold O. Runyon, teaching 17 Francile G. Oliver, do. ......... 25 Henry Meyer, clean. & repair.... 1860 26 Adams »* O. Donne!. 55 gal. oil.. 27.50 28 Edwin Sitter, transportation >8 Gerold O. Runyon, teaching.... 28 Mildred A. Sprungcr, do JjJ*;' 28 Vaughn Schlagenhauf, do JJJ 28 Kenneth Yager, do. 28 Francile G. Oliver, do I™ 28 Vera Owens, do. •••*. >0 Robert Meyer, ditch cleaning.... i-W November , . „ n 1 Martin Moeschherger, salary, etc.. IJO.jJJj 5 Albert F. Moser, transportation.. U-JW U S. L. Cover, do Jl*S , 14 Gerold O. Runyon, teaching 69.UU 23 Dan Sprungcr. stamps J] 25 Gerold O. Runyon, teaching 67. U 25 Mildred A. Sprungcr, do 95.2 25 Vaughn Schlagenhalf, do !92"22 25 Kenneth Yager, do ]l2'nn 25 Francile G. Oliver, do. I®;*?? 25 Vera Owens, do 12/.DO J 5 Everett Rich, hauling coal. 4.UU 26 Johnrne Baumgartner, repairs.... 1-00 Decembef 1 Marlin Moesfdiherger, salary, etc.. 63.00 5 Edward Beer, labor 23.50 6 Levi Franhiger, ditch cleaning... 15.00 12 Gerold O. Runyon, teaching 60-00 23 Gerold O. Runyon, do 55.65 23 Mildred A. Sprunger, do 8U57 23 Vaughn Schlagenhauf. do 58.65 23 Kenneth Yager, do 98.65 23 Francile G. Oliver, do Q i i? 23 Vera Owens, do. 127.00 23 Frank Tremp, hauling coal 5.50 23 Martin Jaberg, exam, records. s . . 25.00 23 Decatur Democrat Co., adv. bud. 31.35 23 Albert F. Moser, transportation.. 24.00 '23 B. H. King, dP 142.80 23 Edwin Suter, do 74.80 24 Wra. Inch, do 60.00 24 Russell Steiner, do 72.00 24 The Hank of Heme, draft 4.94 24- Tlic Bank of Herne, draft 59.72 2# The Hank of Berne, draft 64.28 24 The Bank of Herne, draft 13.28 24 Martin Moeschherger, salary, etc.. 70.00 .’4 Adams Co. Witness, ptg. budget. 31.35 24 Herne Ildwc. Co., school repairs. . 250.94 24 Albert Beer, janitor 24 00 24 Berne Lumber Co., cement A rep. 32.86 24 Herne Art Stone Co., bricks 119.45 24 Lehman Bros., school repairs.... 1.30 24 Henry Meyer, transportation 60.00 24 11. O. Jones, transfers 453.92 Totals $13,209.92 Recapitulation TOWNSHIP FUND Jan. 1, 1927, balance on hand $1,686.50 Receipts during year 1,760.66 Total of balances and receipts t,447.16 Disbursements during year L 191.05 Final balances, Dec. 31, 1927 256.11 HOAD FI ND Jan. 1, 1927. balance on hand $ 333.32 Receipts during year .68 Total of balances and receipts 334.00 Disbursements during *ear 52.50 Final balances, Ucc. 31, 1927 281.50 SPECIAL % SCHOOL FUND Jan.} 1. 1927, balaifre on hand $2,192.65 Receipts during year 1,325.59 Total balances and receipts 5.518.24 Disbursements during year 4,712.03 Final balances, Dec. 31, 1927 806.21 TUITION FUND Receipts during year $4,190.97 Disbursements during year 5,254.34 TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS Jau. 1, 1927, balance on hand $ 8,714.75 Receipts during year 9,277.90 Total of balances and receipts.... 17,992.65 Disbursements during year 13,209.92 Final balances, Dec. 31, 1927 4,782.73 MARTI \ MOESCHHERGER. Trustee. French Township.

IIH C ( REEK TOWNSllll* Tlie Hlue ( reek Township Trustee’s \imnnl Report to the \<l\f«ory Hoard tlf llhie Creek Tm> iisliip, Vdiou* C ounty Indiana. January u»gs HIX FITTS FEBRUARY 12 C.’a Auditor, January Fund 6G6.53 M’LY 0 County Auditor Distribution 5.m:,6.C1 •'.o County Auditor July cTta K 21.66 do Hank of Herne T. S. 13. lilt to June Bo.ua \r;;i;sT I Hitnk of Berne P. S. B. July Int 17.28 NOVEMBER 17 Hunk of Borne Warrant DHUEMBEIi 2 1 Co. Auditor Dee. Distribti. 5,011.35 •31 Bank of Berne I*. S. B. Int to Dee. 53.71 DISIII 14 S»; Mi; NTS .lAXUAKY s Kmil Badertscher Cleaning 5.00 11 C. I*;. Wlitte Repair drain 0,80 11 Ralph Habegger Cleaning 2 0 Mtengle and Craig Tele. 5.T0 27 A. J. Moaer and Co Repair 95.70 -8 p. Merrhuan Lalsor f».*jo 2K Russel Steiner Teaehing . loo.Ut) 28 Dan O. Itoop do I()o.t*n 28 Chaliner Kdwards do 100*00 28 Andrew Cook do lnn.Oi) 28 Callierine Fravel do i 20. n0 28 Beryl Merrhuan do 1000-t l-’IOBRUA RY 1 Davhl Augsberger Janitor S. 2.91 9 Djrlmore Rev Janitor . 1.00 Allen Wolfe do Hop 12 Bank of Berne B. C RiO.OO 11 C. Oi. Manley Labor 5.00 25 Chalmer Bdwarda Teaeltlng 100. on 25 Andrew C. Cook do 100. On 25 Catherine Travel do 126. )0 IUi»«el Steiner «lo 150. nu 20 {tank of Berne 13. C. 1.037 50 MARCH 8 Henry Amatutz. Janitor S 9.60 o JeMHe A Ray Labor 12.00 lo Beryl Merriman 'l’eaihing 150.00 lo BeriH.* Lumber Co Glaxw 69.7 7 15 Jotis Ilaniriek Labor ...... . 73m 15 Korcat De Aniotui do 5.50 15 John Hobict do j.no -j Andrew c. Cook T-coehing 100. 00 >25 1 n»n O. Hoop do 50.00 25 Chalmer Kdwarda do 100. mi 26 Dick 1 Sock Surveying 12.50 2 7 Ru.K*eii Steiner Teaching 125. tin . 27 Catherine Travel do 126.00 APRIL 2 (’. (5 Sauin Trans 0.r.0 6 American Book Co Supplies 37. K;: 1'» Dan (A. Roop Teaching 100.00 22 Russell Steiner do joo.St '22 Chalmer l*biwarris do 12k].'{7 22 Ralph Flutter Repair 16.10 22 Russel Steiner Janitor 89.01 22 Chalmer Kdwards do 80.00 23 Andrew C. Cook do 106 25 23 Andrew C. Cook Teaching 108>.7 20 Dan O. Rotop do 211..6n 25 Dan U. ltoop Janitor 10.06 26 Jess Hamrick Labor :;!i.uo 26 Catherine Fravel Janitor 10/.no 26 Catherine Fravel Teaching 126.96 M A V 2 Beryl Merrlnwnt Janitor 68.00 2 B«ryl Merriman Teaching 13 8.65 •• Wm Wittwer Repair 69.:,0 I- J'lhit Mabegger Repair 28.15 16 CRifccns T(>l Co Tele ;; 11; 21 11. L. Slpe Hurt Salary 3&oj)!r 2 3 Standiird oil Co Flour Oil 5.50 -6 l>. 11. Goble Co Supplies 16 1! .11 ’N K 9 Roy Myers Labor •» (n» JULY I'he Rank of Berne I t C 175.n0 6 11. L. Sipe Tart Sal 100.60 l-i Orion Fortney Transfers tox.nff 20 Leonard Supply Co IMpe is:;. 00 23 F. A. Detter Trkrisfera 283 «)9 27 Clifton IS. Striker Commence.... 9.5$

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no Bank «»f Berne B C AUGCST 5 Wlllihlro Hardware Co He J *■' ' to Glen Myers Trans i!;.* 10 W’i Halt Ire Equity < oal . “ in ay. l\ Quarrle Co s .s 12 Gllliom Lumber ( o Dltc n . - 12 Konahl Haunt Trans 12 Jacob Huffman do ' 12 Frank Young Trans 12 Geo Baumgardner do la AVm Burke do 1r» Dwight Batuienbush do ; lfi John J. llabcgger do *7 * ‘ 18 True Foreman Cleaning . , 19 Ed Neadstinc Trans 20 AY lllah Ire Produee ' o («»al I ‘M 24 Dwight Haudenbush Labor - -09 27 H. L. Sipe Part Salary liu.o) SEPTKMBEU 2 Dellinger Bros. D. Well .1 Earl SI pc Cleaning l 5! 3 Lester Slpe Stake D J- YV 5 Ida M. Fisher Cleaning 7 Jacob M. Huffman Cleaning 1--0 J 15 Charles Passwaters Hepatr _B. »o 17 Geo Baumgardner Trans 17 c. F. Sipe Cleaning -- 17 J. P. Brookhart Trans .J-'JJ 17 W’ills hi re Produce Co cml 1 V V' V A j'i Elmer White Cleaning l*.iu 20 Forest DeArmond Trans 8-B‘| 21 Albert Hamrick do 21 Calvin Hamrick Build F 26 Jacob Doleh Clean 27 W. H. Laughrey Overseeing 27 Charles Arnold AVolf K 2114.00 27 Jacob Huffman Trans .. -».l 1 30 Dan O. Hoop Teaching 30 Andrew <\ Cook do , n 0 30 11. M. Crownover do 1 28. mi 30 Beryl Merrlman do 3n Catherine Fravel do 126.00 OCTOBER 1 Menno Burkhalter Supplies -.l> 3 AV. F. Quarrle Co Supplies »a.09 3 Jacob Doleh Trans -UNO 3 David llabcgger do f» Magdalina Hirschy Teaching 100.00 7 lli.v Myers UllOr BC. C. Sanm Trans s 6.7 10 Earl Sipe Repair 22.00 13 Fay M. Ripley Clean '2o*" 26 AY. F. Meyer Grade Roads . 77*.n0 28 Dan O. Roop Teaching 100.00 28 Andrew C Cook tlo ion.no 28 H. M. Crownover do 1'28.00 28 Magdalena Hirschy do 100.00 28 Catherine Fravel do 126.#n 31 H. L. Sipe Part Salary 1.70.00 NOVEMBER 2 D. A. Miller Repair -0.00 3 Beryl Merrifnan Teaching 7 Berne Witness Co Advertising 9-7.32 8 Decatur Democrat do 101.53 10 Berne Equity Co Coal 7.7.17 12 Bank of Berne B. C. 1.101.02 12 Stengle and Craig Telephone .7.7.716 Albert Burke Advisory B 7>.00 16 Samuel Frank do 7>.0«) 16 Jostali M.vers do 7».u0 23 Andrew C Cook Teaching loo.ou 23 Catherine Fravel do ... D26.n0 27* Dan O. Roop do 100.00 27> Beryl Merrlman do ioo.no 26 A. .1. Moser Co Repair 33.53 DECEMBER 1 Magdalena Hirschy 'Peaching 100.00 :: 11. M. Crownover Teaching 12-7.00 6 Martin Jaberg Exam 11 2,7.00 24 Dan O Roop Janitor 10.nO 21 Beryl Merrlman <fc> 28.n0 2 1 11. M. Crownover do 10.20 21 McAlhaney and Carver J S. 8.27 2 1 w. W Meyer Re|» 2 1 Catherine Fravel Janitor 40.00 2 1 W. J-’. Q-uarrle and Co Sup ,7.7.0 n 2 1 Kigcr and Co do 21*4.07 24 D. 11. (loble ('o S. s 26.7 2 2 1 J. I. Holcomb Janitor Sup 12.7*0 2 1 Leonard Supply Co . t.v» 21 Board of I A B Bnooms 2.7.6!) 2 1 Magdalena Hirschy Janitor in.oo 24 Andrew C. Cook do 60 00 24 Krick Tyndall Co Tile s.:o 21 Berne Artifical Stone c<. Sup 3.7.57 21 Bento Lumber Co Repair 23.:»0 24 Lchrrtan Bros Supplies !».S0 24 Mennonite Book c«» Bo<oks 3.50 2 t Charles Arnold Hoblet lload 20.5!* 2 4 Willshire lldw Co ,18.22 21 Imu <). ttoep Teaching 1•• i.*;o 2 1 Beryl Merrlman do si*.so 24 If. M. Crownover do 107*.'*2 2 4 Catherine Fravel do 126.00 2 1 Magdalena Jlirst hy do 76.*6 2 4 Andrew C. Cook do . 142.92 24 If. (.). Jones Transfers 7*70.09 2 4 Teachers Kct fund Dues i:*, |.;»2

PUBLIC SALE As I have rented my larm, I will offer ;il public ;iucii"n "" what is known as the Frank Lord farm, il miles east and 1 inl ''' north of Monroe, r > miles west of Wiltshire, or 6 miles southeast of Decatur, on > WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18/1928 Beginning at 10 o clock A.M., the following persona! projierlv ; HORSES,:! Head Bay mare, '.) years old; Bay mare 7 >('9l9 old. Black mare, 13 years old, yood workers. ». N Head Spotted cow, ti years ofd, due to trcslu.i Ma eh 10; Roan cow. «.) years old, due to freshen by (lav oi sal. : \/ rs< i v i d V°, l ? f , rt ' sh ‘‘ ll March Bth; Holstein cow due i" reshen M.irch Ist; Black cow 1 years old, eivinji milk. I his is Holstein 'V, rtl Y! th « milk test of 5.8. One Hoes L u m ? n, !l s f • 2 spring calves. 1.i,, Ivnp I A d; ■ "l»tc sows due to I'arrow March 2nd: on« vlv C h l . n :* Ul 'jle llog; It) shoals weighing 50 pom" 1 '’ SHPB-P io rolfih i nw X 0 I,u "" (is «h-li. POIII tFv- W? SSf%L s, W EN T s l '" r,is <" 1 •■-•Co-- wit'' sr^ff iiiower t'lvinl. n,a ~ r acknn ’ 1 ' ,l,nv ' Milwaukee binder; McCornmill) disc’mail drip U ,M1 | I " iay l<,il<lp , r ; x fork hay tedder; 1 lousier tandS dah t-^ H ;,s " ( ; w: s< ‘ ri dump hay rake; disc ;n"> riXu' iloNw r ,LTlS on \l!? loot r; "' k will) grain bed; Oni Hawk corn nhi it " <)llwr rultivator; 7 ft. roller; Black eiov«iSa,SS i r s| ,s!E- l S l l'^ n 'r : " ,ul " fc* enuim-; I.* e«4am sopa"ator n’serF?! 01 ’" 1 a»to trailer; Vvmn™ brerchina harness- \ 5 se ' ,s V lls; , !M, ll Irrder; lank healer; Is< press; log chains 1 donlJ T' ,0R r l,o ‘ lst ’; sausage grinder; k"' Ford roadster. ’ ’ ,elU ' (< stretcher; Intel; oodv l«" busheh.T (nks^rPton''df c?oyerY IS,,< ' 1 !lss,>, ' l(<l rorn in crib: 1110 TElfMvj mi i lom-i Imy. a credit id ihlmnths win P : " ) ' 1 Un,l, ' r <K,,r ‘ha! aiimim bankable note ht-ar n«( 8' ‘V, 7 lV( '".' , 11 "' Purchaser giving a g<"> cash on all «un!sS« ‘ v" , ' ,Tsl lasl 'bonll.s. -1% ,«»" 1 settled for. * )- No pioperly to be remoyed mil' Lunch v in, ROTII, Owner. Hoy Johnson, Auct X lU< I>v 11,11 St - l >i,u l Ladies Aid " ' U ' W. 11. Patterson, Liak.

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31 Hank of Berne Service , 31 11. L. Sipe Pari Sal HKt'APm I. \TIOA I toximhil* l-'ii nd Jan 1 027 Balanee on liniul L:ss ’; Dec 31 Receipt* during year l. i.'.s: LHm*. 31 11*27 Total Balance and Receipts ... * •X p; , Dec. 31 11*27 Disbursements durinu year 2 06u», Jan. 1 11*28 Final Balances 7x,; <u Kond l-'iiud Jan. 1 U‘27 Balance on hand i t v.»l‘i Dee 31 Receipts Year Dec. 31 1327 Total Bala nee ami Receipts .7.7,1 ip Dec. 31 1027 Disbursements during Year - t.*»i :,.«*« Jan. 1. 1328 Final Balances r,;»s \ SpeHal Seliool I nn" Jan. 1 11*27 Malame on hand :L»>7l*.si Dec 31 Receipts during Year 1,78.7.1*' Dec. 31 1927 Total Balance and Receipts 7,86.7.8 Dee. 31 1327 Disbursements during Year 6,048. x Jan. 1 11*28 Final Balances I,s 17.. Tuition Fund Jan. 1 t'*27 Balance on hand 4,417.7 Dec 31 Receipts during Year 7*, 66.7. n Dec. 31 11*27 Total Balance and Receipts . 10,083.7 Dec. 31 1927 Disbursements during Year 6,793.0; Jan. 1, 1928 Final Balances Total of All FiiinlN Jan. 1, 1927 Balance on hand 10.777.1 Dec 31 Receipts during Year 13,533.2Dec. 31 1927 Total Balance and Receipts 26.31'U Dec. 31 1927 Disbursements during Year* 19,sis.i Jan. 1. 1928 Final Balances 0.191.9 Total Balance as shown by this Report 6,491.!*: Warrant checks outstanding December 31 1927 72" Total balances and outstanding warrants, Dec. 31 1927 % ,212.7 Cash in depository December 31 1927 7.212 , H. L. Sipe Trustee Blue Creek Township. USE Limberlost Washing Powder

(Jet (he Best oul of your Farm. If you are up against a stone wall in your crop production, if you want to secure the best that is in your farm install Decatur Drain Tile. Decatur Tile will remove the Water not needed. Will give ihe Proper Air Supply. Will give the l’ropei Heat Supply. Will increase the available Plant food, Wil I lengthen the Growing Season. Lest we Forget: Hum per Crops on Drained Land. The Krick-Tyndall Company