Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 141, Decatur, Adams County, 14 June 1928 — Page 6

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OLD HOME WEEK ~ ADDRESS LIST Mrs. Margaret Andrews 309 Delmar St. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. Effie Baker 2011 Phenie St. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. Stella Brusnweller 1355 Hugh St. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. Nellie Brewster Berne, Indiana. Mrs. Della Dager 2829 S. Calhoun St. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. Gottshall ('.rover Hill, Ohio. Mrs. Mary Orahatn 540 Lansing Ave. Lansing, Michigan Mrs. Helen Hart 2104 S. Elm St. Muncie. Indiana. Mrs. Eva Gault Allen Box 823 Gary, Indiana. Mrs. Grace Phillipi R. R. 1 Worthington, Ohio. Mrs. Jennie Polhumus 1422 S. Calhoun St. Fort Wayne. Indiana. Mrs. Gladys Schug 389 Chittenden Ave. Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Grace Smith 2414 Terrace Road Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. Earl Bennett Sharpesville, Indiana. Tipton County, R. F. D. Mrs. Elizabeth Berry 1654 Leighton Ave. Ix)s Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Bessie Conway Highland Park, R. R. 2 Fort Wayne. Indiana. Mrs. Mgry Gilliam 203 19th Street, Connersville, Indiana Mrs. Carrol Pinney 617 Lincoln Way E Laporte. Indiana. Dr. Elizabeth Burns Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Harve Smith, Paulding. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Butler Freemont, Indiana. Mrs. Leona Hensley 1113 Rockhill Ave. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. Anna Kenna Valparaiso, Indiana. Mrs. Mina Harklass R. R. 7, Decatur. Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Leonard Ist and Davison St. Huntington, Indiana. Mrs. Mildred Lose '•I 448 Creighton Ave. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. Elisa McGill 120 Philips Court Michigan Center, Michigan. Mrs. Lola McCagce Montgomery St. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. Cloe Miller 1157 Harmar St. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. Velma Porter Findly, Ohio Mrs. Mary Shitnp 1108 N. Park St. Bloomington. Ind. Mrs. Martin Fuelling 2913 Horton St. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Airs. John Wilson Paine, Ohio. Mrs. Christ Beery Convoy, Ohio. Mrs. Dale Spahr 5640 Underwood Ave. Detroit, Michigan Mrs. W. R. Gordon. 106 W. Main St. Ottowa, Ohio. Mrs. Emma Daniel Davis 360 29th St. Oakland, Cal. Mrs. Etta Rinehart 1319 Anthony Blvd. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. Mary Doctor 1319 Anthony Blvd. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. Joe Hower 1208 Wells St. Fort Wayne. Indiana. Mrs. Grace Yager 628 Jackson Ave. Defiance, Ohio. Mrs. Ada Yocum Rockford, Ohio. Mrs. Caroline Frye • 235 W. 2nd St. Van Wert, Ohio. Mrs. Otto Miller 1157 Harmer St. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. Treva Werling Prable, Indiana. Mrs. J. D. Dailey Paulding, Ohio Mrs. Jay Troutman Montpelier, Indiana Mrs. H. A. Hollopeter 620 Rural St. Indianapolis, Indiana Mrs. Ralph Evans Kimmel, Indiana Mrs. Abrams Vincent 623 Arthur St. Huntington, Indiana Mrs. Hbmer Andrews Magley, Indiana Mrs. Ruth Thompson 3784 Isabella Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. JMrs. Clarence Cornthwaite 533 W. Jefferson St. Springfield, 111. Jilrs, Doris Harris Sheridan, Indiana Miss Lena Butler

', Postal Telegraph Fort Wayne, Indiana. DIPLOMAS GIVEN TO 208 PUPILS (COXTINt Kl> Cl* PACJB TWO) ford township; Otis Burk. Wabash .township, and J. M. Bollenbacher, Jefferson township. Members of the graduating class are; Union Township Marcelo Heard. Paul Clem. Arthur J. Bischoff. Margaret Blakey, Harold Eat I Burger, Emerson Wass, Wilson Weiland, Erna Klenk, Lorna McGill. Earl Harmon. Reinhold Koldewey, Anna Case, Nora Wilson. Ruth L. Noll, Gehard Schultz. Root Township Helen Death. Luelln Kelly. Russell ; Fleming. Edith M. Neukom. Doyl William Lytle, Garnita Gerke, Melvin Baumgartner, Bred Lewton Brokaw, Thearl Stults. Lucile Gerke, Alvin H. Bohnke, Alice Marie Reinhart. Preble Township Raymond Shoaf. Ival Newhard, Edith Shady, Iverna Werling, Edgar Nnerge, Velma Buuck, Florence Rup- . right, Hilda Buuck, Dorthy Blumenberg. Arnold Stoppenhagen, Mary Dodane. Noah Benjamin Borne, Emma Bloemker, Elsie Kruetzniann, Richard Johnson. Helen Weber, Herman Bittner, Lucille Smith, Charles Busse. Henry Schuller, Dorthy Rossman. i Gerhart Zwiek, Selma Bleherich. Kirkland Township I/»o Hoffman. Wahneeta Sullivan, Doris Johnson, Kienzle Keever, Marie Hildebrand, Mary Dettinger, Fern Dilling, Gareld Roth, Virgil Martin, Marjorie Moore. Glenn Adler, Anna E. Baumgartner, Harold Zimmerman, Roy E. Olwin, Lester Adler. Washington Township Blanche Stevens. Walter E. Egley, Lawrence Smith, Verlin E. Burk, Everett Johnson, Agnes Mae Fuhrman. Delvia Chilcote, Dale Cook, Mildred Strickler, Eugene Everett. Grace Chilcote, Ruth Reinhard. St. Mary’s Township Glen W. Foor, Jimmie Davis, Ruth Elizabeth Ray, Florence Tinkham, Mary Ada Johnson, Zelma H. Eckles, Ruth G. Spurgeon. Grover Wolfe, Lester Snman, Walter Bailett, Hazel Hilton, John Fortney, Helen Daniels. Robert Gay, Ethelyn Davis. Blue Creek Township Ethel Hunt, Gerald Eugene Fuller, I Harold DeArmond, Beryl DeArmond, Wida Riley, Marcella Carver. Monroe Township i Wilber Fricke, Loretta G. Gettys, Helen M. Mitchel, Margaret Ray, I Glenn Rupert, Robert Cleo Andrews, I Dolores Longenberger, Vida Louise ' Ward, Nova Mae Glick, Ruby Hendricks, Leonard Liechty, Vera Maedell ' Ludy, Olive Huser, Vera Mattax. i Homer IL Huser, Roy Huser, Wood- ’ row W. Gflllom. Helen M. Liechty. Margaret L. Sprunger, Raymond E. Sprunger, Esther L. Baumgartner, Ruth Sprunger. Homer Inniger, Martha Agnes Habegger, Esther L. Liechty, Emma Hilty, Gerald Hilty, Frieda Inniger, Daniel Habegger. Susie J. Schrock. French Township Max Rufus Stauffer, Nevin V. Miller, Leonard Grandlinard, Roger Yoder, Marion Yoder, Frieda Wahli, Irene Kipfer, Dorthy Fiecter, Harold A. Moser, Anna Lucile Gerber, Alice Schaefer. Eva Scott. Raymond Ringger, Lucile Augsburger, Marcella i Beer. Hartford Township Louise Pearson, Albert Chrisman. Denver Meshberger, Lola Bebout, Henry Monee, Daisy Magdalena Augsburger,) Helen Eger, Esther Morningstar, Frederick John Duff, Dale Anderson, Meile Shoemaker. Albert Shoemaker, Edison L. Rickord, Warren D. Munro, Edna Zimmerman, John Stahly. Harold Julian Guyot, John . Lehman, Thomas E. Martin. Wabash Township Marjorie Alice Pttsey, Jerald Kelly, Helen Weaver, Loren Farlow, Pauline L. Fogle. Esther Naomi Greene, Lorene Schell, Rhoda Julia Lehman, Chalies Lough, Ada Ellen Hodge, i Ruby Chew, Lakie Glendening, Edith | Mosser, Frances Nuide, Arnold H. , Egley, Ruth Stew-art, Emmett Stahl, i Ruth Votaw, Martha Shimp, Dora I Ann Vorhees, Wilbur Lehman, Karl Bauserman, Clarence Kneuss, Eliza- ' beth Zurcher, Willis Lehman, Amos Eicher, Vera Baumgartner, Lester L. Farlow, Eldon Daniel Lehman, Irene E. Affolder, Wiladene Cunningham. Jeffersop Township Grace Kenney, Richard Buckmaster. Isaac Teeple^Herbert Miller, Lavon Mosser, Glen Brewster, Wilma Schaadt, John W. Huey, Robert W. Duff, Solomon Mosser, Howard Teeter, Theodore Haas, Wilma Baker, Raymond A. Fogle, Clarence Snyder. ■ o • Historic City The suburb Oslo of the city until recently known as Christiania repre sents the original city which was founded on this site under the name of Oslo or OpSlo by Harold Sigurds son in 1048. Six hundred years later the city was destroyed and a new one founded by King Christian, which was then called Christiania. The decision to resume the ancient name was made by the Norwegian parliament o The Girl f riend! One day little Katheryn’s grandma came to see them. Her mother had eailers and Katheryn wanted to Introduce grandma to them, so she said: “This Is grandma, one of our girl friends.’’—From Children, the Magazine for Parents.

FONNERFARMS TO SELL HERD Entire Herd Os Full Blood Hereford Cattle To Be Sold June 29 The enlire herd of registered full blood Herford cattle, owned by Fonner Stock Farms, will be sold at auction at the farm one mile north of this city, beginning at 12 o’clock noon on Fiiday. June 29, it has been announced by Mr. A. J. Smith, owner. The herd is one of the finest in America, consist Ing of seventy-five head of bulls, cows and calves, all sons and grandsons, daughters of granddaughters of the famous Richard Fairfax. Jr., full brother to the highest priced bull ever sold in the United States. These cattle are unsurpassed and have taken premiums and sweep-

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MtnknM In hII of the Htzte fairs of tbo middle wont and the International Stock show. Included in th® Hat la a pair of calves, bull and heifer, which were champion and grandlchamplon Gt the middle west last year. This herd has been built by twelve years of difficult work and at great expense. Just at this lime, when quality beef cattle are nt a premium and when good bulls are scarce, they should prove attractive to those who desire to raise stock. There are a number of cows with bull calves at foot, giving farmers of this locality a chance to secure a registered herd bull anti the best that money can buy. The sale should be a great success. This ts an accredited herd and has been for eight years, meaning that each head has been thoroughly tested and is free from tuberculosis. The Fonner Stock Farm has quit business and this sale will dispose of the finest herd of cattle in this part of the country. The farm products and machinery were disposed of several weeks ago.

SIX PROPOSED ras VIDE PRESIDENCY By Ratnond Clappr. I’p Staff Correspondent Convention Hull. Kansas City, Mo„ June 14 — (U.R) — Republican party leaders have narrowed the vice presidential figth down to six candidates—three from the middlewest and three fiom the east. They will confer tonight and reach a decision which they will attempt to put through the convention tomorrow. Tiie six candidates in the field now are: From the middlewest- Hanford MacNider of Iowa; Senator Deneen of Illinois; Senator Curtis of Kansas. From the east—Representative Tilson of Connecticut; Senator Moses of New Hampshire; Senator Edge of New Jersey. Vice Preseident Dawes has been

virtually eliminated as the Hoover forces did not want him, it was authoritatively reported this morning.

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