Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 111, Decatur, Adams County, 9 May 1931 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, BUSINESS CARDS, AND NOTICES • * FOR SALE FOR SALE —Manure delivered by the load. Aino wanted to have aflhes and -rubbish. L. W- Murphy Phone 22. 104-7tx FOR SALE-Oli stoves. We"iell the famous Ever-rite. Made right, priced right. Sprague Furniture Company, 3rd door west of Post Offififl. Phone 199. 109-3 t FOR ftAL®—Ruas. Juat race!ved large shipment Guard Linoleum Felt Face rugs. Site 9 x 12 $5.50 while they last. Sprague Furniture Company, 3rd, floor west of Post Office. Phone 199. 109-3 t FOR SALE —International gasoline engine, 1% H. P., on truck. Buy at your own price. Phone 865-G FOR SALE — Dunfield Soy Beane. This is a good variety and produces- a heavy crop. A. D. Suttles. 111-3 t FOR SALE—One 7-tube screen grid a. c. radio. Low price. Terms. Also child's bed. 716 Merver Ave. lll-3tx FOR SALE —8 head Poland-Duroc gilts, extra quality. Some with plgs. 'tSthers to farrow soon. E. E. Zimmerman, miles west of Mofttote, phone 337 Decatur. lll-6tx FOR- SALE—PoIe beans, Gladioli Bulbs, plenty of yam plants. Mrs O. V. Dilling, Craigville phone. Decatur Route 2. 110-3 t |( " ■ —..O’ 1 - FOR RENT ri>rt tt.t..Vl —Furnished rooms in modern home. Also garage. 304 ‘ North- Fifth street. Phone 711 FOR RENT—Lower rooms, furnished so rhouskeeping. Basement, Garage, and porch. Hard, soft water lights, and gas. Phone 682. 110-3 t HOUSE TO RENT—Conveniently located near north ward school. | ■water works park. G. E. and Cast-I ings Co. Will be vacant May 12th.! Charlie Voglewede. phone business I 209':' residence 349. llltsl WANTED A’ANTED —To buy 100 Canncr and ctltter cows. Also fat cattle. Phone 22 or 489 L. W. Murphy Decatur. 104-7-x WANTED - — Repair work of any kind.’ including furniture. Also sharpen lawn mowers. Alva Sudduth, Phone 1215. 11013tx WANTED—Trees and shrubbery to spray and trim. Wall paper to clean. N. W. Fry, 1404 West Monroe street. Phone 682. 110-3 t FEMALE HELP WANTED—Ladies —Positions on ocean liners to Europe; Orient; good pay. Experience unnecessary. Self-addressed envelope brings list. H. Arculus,' Moupt Vernon, N. Y. Itx . WANTED —Washings to do. Phone i 1144 or 316 North Fourth street.l Hlt3 MALE HELP WANTED— Steady employment. If honest, ambitious, willing to work hard for $35 to SSO weekly, write at once. The J. R. Watkins Company, 242-245 E. Naghten St., Columbus, Ohio. Itx i o . Stone-Ax Head Found I ’ Phoenix. Artz., —<UP) — Amateur archaelogists are wondering, these days about the origin of a stone I Jut-heed found 18 feet below the surface of the ground by workmen ex- , favating for a new business building hete. The ax head was seven iuches long and perfectly grooved i and shaped. o — RHKKTFF SAI.E Inuw Xu in her Osh XtJAMS COUNTY I SIA'IE OF INDIANA; Tiie Mutual Benefit Life Insur-; tinee Company, Vs. James !■'. Arnold,) Altu J. Arnold, The I nion Central Life Insurance Company, Eli Girod, , Clarence 17. Hoop, Frank Gass. J. D. ! Bradley and Company. Harley Smith.! <J. E Bursley and Company, The I Marion National Bank, Archibald W. Furguson, Charles 8. Tuttle and I Jnbn J. Nelligan, as 1;. G. Dunn and | Company, Anthony Spangler. • By virtue of an order of sale to me directed from the Clerk of ttie •Adams Circuit Court, of Adams I County Indiana 1 will expose to pub- , 4ie sale to the highest bidder on Frl- I day the fifth day of June, IVBI, A.) Ji. between the hours ot 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day ft the east door of the Court House Jn Adams, County Indiana, the rents ft rid t>V<> fits for a term not exceeding, seven years, the following described) leal estate in Atlaii.s County Slate, of Indiana, To-Wit: ' laits Number 2. fl, and 7, of the Vest half of the west half of the •lllvarre Eeserve. Also, beginning at] •tire northwest uunner of Lot 2, atore*said thence south to tire south west -coiner of said Lot number 2, them e rtreift so the section line, theme north •with said section line tn a point due avest of the place of beginning thence ■east to tire pla« e of beginning, in ■Adams County. Indiana, . Atffr on failure to realize the full .amalnt of judgment, interest and saxsU, 1 will al the same time and place expose tb pittflie sale tire fee jshisph- of «ald real estate taken as .the property of James F. Arnold, .Alta .1. Arnold, The Union Central Life Insrnunw Company, Eli Girod, .tTiarlos IS. Hoop, E. Frank Gass. J. P. Bradley and Cm, Harley Smith, G. ,E. Hurseley and Crntpany. ’lire Marlon National Bank. Archibald A. ' EuiKUsCii, Cbsi>tes S. Tuttle and "JoWn J. Nelllgait. as ft. G. Dunn and 'Company, Arthur Spangler, at the 'suit of The Mutual Benefit Life In‘suraoee Company, Said Sale will lie 'made without any relief whatever truss, valuation or Appraisement Lawn. BURL JOHNSON Sheriff. Adams County, Indiana. H. 31. De Voss. Attorney. May 9.16-23

LOBENSTEIN & DOAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS I Calls answered promptly day or night. Ambulance Service. Office Phone 90. Residence Phone, Decatur 1041 Residence Phone, Monroe 81 LADY ATTENDANT r | i N. A. BIXLER ‘| OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8:30 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 Saturdays. 8:00 p tn. Telephone 135 ■ - , S.E Black FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly day or night. Office phone 500 Home phone 727 Ambulance Service FUNERAL DIRECTOR W. H. ZWICK & SON • • I Mrs. Zwick, Lady Attendant Calls answered day and night Ambulance Service Phones: Office 61, Home 303 YAGER BROTHERS I Funeral Directors I Calls answered day or night. At night, call phone 44. Day time call phone 105. Ambulance Service, day or night. For BETTER HEALTH Sec DR. H. FROHNAPFEL Licensed Chiropractor and Natunipalh Riadontc diagnosis and treatment. I Phone 314 104 So. 3rd St | Office Hours: 10-12, 1-5, 6 8 10 years in Decatur. { MOTH E TO < OATH AITIIKK , N »tice is hereby given the undersigned that the Board of County| ’ Commissioners of Adams County, Indiana, at the office of Auditor in 1 Decatur, Indiana, will receive sealed proposals for Herman Koenenmnn KOatl as set out in the plans and specifications, profiles and reqftal* ’ lions n«»w on file in the office <»f And it ><•. .Said sealed proposals will be open- ’ ed and the contract awarded for said ( improvement on the 2nd day of June 1931. I Bids or proposals will be received up to 1V o’clock A. M.. on said date, buy light Saving line. < ihe said improvement is located . in .Preble Township, Indiana, and more particularly known as Herman I Koencinann The estimated cost of said improvement is >7,323.36. Bids will be for tne completion of said improvement in accordance with ' tiie plans, profile and specifications i i in tiie ol’iice of the County Auditor. ( and shall include all labor and material tor said work. In no ta«e will ’ : extra compensation be allowed for L I any additional wbrk alleged to have I ne..-n done by tne contractor or < on- ! ‘ Itraclo.s to wnom is awarded tne,, < j < uHract. Eacti bid niia.ll be accompanied by a pe.somu or surety bond ih a sum equal to double the amount of the mu tiled for the work bid on, to be approved by Hie Board f Commissioners. Saul bond shall be conditioned for the faithful performance; of tne work; the surities, if personal I shail be resident treeholders of the I State of Indiana, one of whom shall; ue a resident of Adams County. Said bond shail be for the benefit of an.» person, persons or corporai lion who shail softer any loss ar ua...age oy reason of any such bidI der failing or neglecting to enter | into a contract to perform such work ' awarded on the bid or to carry out ’the same in any particular or tv; pay for any labor or material which | ! may have been furnished to any 'such tontractor or contractors or to an.\ sub-< ontractor, agent or super-! ; intendent under him, in the < on1 sli uction oL said work. I Said contract will be let as a wh <ie to the iowe»sl responsible bidide r upon affidavit of non-« oliusion,,' land schedule of liability and mach-j I ineiy wnicn must be submitted with, j u.ie old, and upon failure to subn.ftj | su- h atfidavil such proposal or bid I will be rejected and the board re-1 'selves the right to reject any andj I all bids, i line lor the c nnpletion of , I said work will be agreed upon after’ ! tne letting of said contract by tue I Board ui Commissioners and suc’(.essful bidder. ALB Jit i HARLOW, Auditor Adams County, Indiana May V-16 I NOTICE TO TAXPAIBRS OF BOND INSt E I In the matter of determining to issue i>.mds by Hartford township. Adams County, State of Indiana. I Notice is neievy given tne tax- | payers of Hartford townsnip, Adams 'county, State of Indiana, that the | legal ufticjis of said muni< ipalily at their regular meeting piai e on ! tne otn day of May determined to issue bonds or other evidence of indcMtudncss exceeding five tnoui sand uouai s. I >ne amount of bonds propose ! is le-li a ed at »fi,250.U0 but not to exceed the sum of >6,500.00 bearing I I uteres t at the rate of 4’A % per A annum; ’i he net assessed valuation 1 di th.*- property of Harttord I townsnip is 11,.> 11,8i5.00. ’1 he present indebtedness without this issue 'lor concurrent issue is >31,463.La. ‘I ihe proceeds of eaid bond issue i ' are to ue used for the cost us con- ’ structivn of the Claude Monee Ma--1 cadam Hoad. ■ | .e*i vi- mure taxpayers, other than 1 those woo pay puli lax onh who teel themselves aggrieved by such tn--1 t. rmination may appeal to theiState ‘ Board ,of lax CommiKHiuners for ’ further deter.oination, by filing a • ! petition therefor with the auditor of 1 said County on or before the expir•iatiun <>f twenty nine days train the ' sth day of May 1031 and the State • Board will fix a day for hearing in ’ ! this County. bated tins 6th day of May 1931. (leorge Shoemaker. Albert Rep pert. 1 i . O. Martin. • Board of Commissibners off Adams < ounty, Indiana. f Attest: Albert®Harlow, Auditor Adams county, Indiana. ‘ May I ■ ■ • Get the Habit—Trade at Heme.»

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MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS BERNE MARKET Corrected May 8 | Hogs, 140 lbs. down $6.65 140-160 pounds $6.75 160-200 pounds $6.85 200-225 pounds .... $6.75 225-250 pounds $6.55 250-300 pounds .... $6.25 300-350 pounds $6.05 Roughs — $5.25. Stags—s3.so. Veals—s7.7s Spring lambs — SIO.OO. Fort Wayne Livestock Fort Wayne, Ind.. May 9 —(UP) — Livestock: Hogs market steady; 100-140 lbs. $6.50; 140-160 lbs. $6.75; I 160-180 lbs. $7.00; 180-200 lbs. $7.10; 200-230 lbs. $7.00; 220-240 lbs. $6.85; 240-260 lbs. $6.75; 360-280 lbs. $6.55 280-300 lbs $6.45; 300 350 lbs. $6.35; L Roughs $5.25; stags $3.50; calves . $8.00; wooled lambs $8.00; clipped i, Jambs $9.00; spring lamlts SIO.OO. , I EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK East Buffalo, N. Y., May 9.—(U.R) ' -Livestock: Hogs: on sale, 700; slow, steady ■ to weak; bulk 210-250 lbs.. $7.60$7.65; few 225 lbs., $7.50; weights! 1 below 200 lbs., quoted $7.65-$7.75. ■ Cattle: Receipts, 125; week's I trade steady to 25c higher, closing i weak; supply moderate, good stee*e, i yearlings and heifers. SB-$8.35; me-) dium, $7.25-17.76; fat tows, $5-$6; ' cutter grades, $2.50-$4. Calves: Receipts, 200; vealers < closing steady with last week, early;: gain erased; supply liberal; good , to choice. $8.50-$9; top. $9.50; com-, mon and medium, $5-$7.50. Sheep: Receipts, none; late, lamb trade, 25-40 c lower; supply < light; demand narrow; good to i choice clippers, $8.75-$9; week’s! top, $9.50; woolskins scarce, slOl down; fat ewes, $3-$4; spring! lambs, medium to choice, $10.50-1 sl3. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE May July Sept. Dec. ! Wheat, Old .82% .63% .63 .66V. i New .84% Corn, Old .59% .61% .59% .52%) New .60% Oats, Old .28% .28% .28% .31 | New .28% LOCAL GRAIN MARKET Corrected May .....» No. 1 New Wheat 66c No. 2. New Wheat 63New Oats 25c Barley 50c Rye 50c No. 2 Yellow Corn, I per 100 pounds 6ftc to 70c l Woo! 10 to 15c LOCAL GROCERS EGG MARKET Eggs, dozen 13c BUTTERFAT AT STATION Butterfat 17c o — XOTK E '■’(> TAXPAVems OF HOM) IMH K In the matter of determining to issue bonds by Monroe and Blue Creek Townships, Adams County. Indiana. Noth e is hereby given the taxpayers of M-jnroe and Blue Creek townships in A lams County, state of Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place on the sth day of May 1331, determined to Issue bonds or other evidence ot fndebtness ex- < eedng five thousand dollars he a ■ ounkof bonds proposed Is estimated at s!>,sO<i.no but not to exceed the sum of 45.f101i.0ti bearing interest at th“ rate of 1%% per annum. The net assessed valuation of ill property of Monroe and Blue • reek townships is: $5,545,154.00 of Monros and »1,390,3114.00 of Blue Creek. The present indebtedness without, this Issue or concurrent Issue is J10X.310.0t Monroe, and $27,97'1.44 Blue Creek townships. 'I Im proceeds of said bond issue are to l«e used for the cost of construction of the Albert Huser Hoad. Ten c,r more taxpayers, other than those who pay poll tax only who fee! then selves aggrieved by such de-c terminatiuu may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further determination, by filing a petition therefor with tjm auditor of said County on or before the explr-| at lon of twenty nln days from the I sth day of May IS3I and the State 1 Board will fix a day for hearing in .this County. Dated this sth dav of May 1931. t George Sb >ec>,aker. I Albert Heppert. i F. O. Martin. Board of Commissioners of Alams County, Indiana. .Attest: Albert Harlow, Auditor Adams County, Indiana. May 9-lfl

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1931.

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, Paris Styles By MARY KNIGHT. UP. Staff Correspondent Paris, May 8. — (U.R>—A popular recipe for a well-dressed lady as served in Paris would read sortiei thing like thia* [ Take one medium sized delicately shaped figure, about five feet six inches tall. Color the hair, eyes and complexion to taste. Start with a very smooth layer of chiffon underwear incrusted witli bits of lace, or sprinkled with tucks and embroidery. Be sure that these are no wrinkles in this first mixture and that each garment is of the consistency of tissue paper. Add a touch of coior throughout, if white is not to b-j desired, hut be sure that it is the palest of one of the pastels. For morning place a dark brown woolen material skirt over the chiffon, and top it with a small blouse of brown and green | striped flannel. To assure succe.ss ito cut out a generous little jacket with long sleeves, from the same material as the blouse and add just a dash of white pique, in the shape of an oval collar. Fold I around the waist a narrow belt I joined by two green and white semi-precious stones. Take two dark brown lizard shoes and place them -over beige stockings worn over well turned ankles. Set aside for a moment to crystallize and ' then try a pair of white glazed kid. i gloves rumpled over the wrists. ■ ! This will balance the white collar.; ;or if there is a preference for ! beige, change them to the tone of . the hose and top the entire concoction with a brief beret of solid ■green flannel. Avoid baking, but let stand or; 1 move slightly in a garden surround-. led with flowers In all the.latest: spring and summer tints. As a i final garniture, add a tiny bouton- ! niere of violets, or corn flowers, Ito give a note of contrast, and then serve to any public and it will bring an exclamation of sincere approval. — The Cixic Section of the Woman's , Club will meet in the Library Hall. Tuesday night at seven o’clock. The Pythian Needle Club will meet in the K. of P. Home Monday night, after lodge. Mrs. James Bain i Mts. S. E. Ehamp. and Mrs. Delton i Passwa'.er will be the hostesses. I — The Missionary Society of the! Zion Lutheran Church will meet, with Mrs. Arthur Hall, Wednesday! at two o'clock. ATTEND MISSIONARY MEETING AT OSSIAN The Mesdames Delton Passwater, M. E. How?r, Leigh Bowen, Ervin Elzey, and C. K. Champlin and son Bobby of this city, attended the group meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Societies of the Methodist Episcopal chwrchOß in Monroe, Bluffton. Montpelier, Ossian, and Decatur, which was held in the Methodist church at Ossi»n, Thursday.'' The meeting opened at 10 o'clock Thursday morning, and a luncheon was served at the noon hour by the ladies of the Ossian church. The afternoon sesslen opened »t 1 o’clock. Miss Clara Merril of Flint. Michigan, who spent thirty-five years' hs a. missionary in China, was the principal speaker at the meeting, and gave a very interesting address, in which she told of the ! work of missionaries in the foreign fields. Mrs. Passwater of this city had charge of 'the devotional services which opened the morning meeting. and tiie Monroe organization gave a clever playlet and furnished special music for the program. The interesting program was in

CLUB CALENDAR Saturday M. E. Ladies Aid Cafeteria Sup-. per church basement 5 to 7 p. m. Monday Pythian Needle Club, K. of P. Heine, after lodge. Tuesday Rebekah Lodge, I. O. O. F., 7:30. Civi<' Section, Library Hall 7 pm. Young Matron’s Club closing, Mrs j Albert Miller. 6:30 p. m. North End Bunco Club, Mrs.! Cash Lots, 8 p. m. Religious Study Club. Miss Gene-; vieve Berling 7:30 jj, m. Wednesday Better Homes Home Economics ' Club. Monroe school, 2p. m. cst. I Zion Lutheran Missionary So- 1 eiety. Mrs. Arthur Hall 2 p. m. ‘ keeping with school, each event: being carried out to represent a 1 school activity. — MEETING OF METHODIST W.H.M.S. The members of the Women's | Home Missionary Society of the] 1 Methodist Episcopal Church met I at the home of Mrs. C. D. Lewton j on North ;Second*street. Thursday afternoon. Mrs. E. N. Wicks led the devo-j tional services, and Mrs. .Henry | Heller had charge of the lesson I study. A general discussion was' held, and the topic for the mis-) sionary meeting was “Youth and | Art’’ and "Mother's Day.” During the business meeting a i nominating committee comprising the Mesdames .Fred Mills, R. D. Myers, Amos Yoder, and Rose Mallonee, was appointed to nom- | inate the officers for the election : to 1*- held at the next meeting. Plans were made to attend the' i Fort Wayne District meeting of tiie Women's Home Missionary Society to be held in Auburn, May 26. Mrs. Homer Lower, Mrs. Dan Sprang, Mrs. B. .J. Rice and Mrs. B. H. Franklin will be delegates to the meeting, and a large dele-1 ! gation of women from the local: ' organization are planning to attend. The Home Missionary Society ) will hold a sale of new Pidgeon i hats in the Obenauer building «m South Second street, north of the Elberson service station, next Friday and Saturday, May 15 and Ifi. : Following the business hour and j social time, the hostesses, the i Mesdames Sarah Case, John Bow- ! ers, Fred Schafer, .ipmes Stulz and Naomi Wittgenfeldt served re- ! freshments. —--— The Rebekah Lodge will inept in the I. O. O. F. Hall, Tuesday night at seven-thirty o'clock. SOCIAL MEETING OF TIRZAH CLUB The meeting of the Tirzah Club in the Ben Hur Hall, Friday night, following lodge, was well attended and the business of the organization was discussed. Games of Bunco wore then played. and Miss Cora Burk won the prize for having b'gh score among the women, and Phillip Meihls received the men's prize. A consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Millie Wise. 1 At the close of the meeting. Miss 1 Fern Henhisen. the hostess, served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Mar tin Venis will entertain the club 1 tnembers at the next meeting. — -o Auto Death Toll Up ! r Chicago.—XU.RJ —Tiie automobile death toll in Chicago during the 1 first three months of 1931 was 23.9 ; per cent, greater than in the first - quarter of 1930. Police reports i showed that 233 persons were kill- - ed in the first quarter of this year . compared with 188 deaths in the i same period last year.

Named Cashier < ——- — D. J. Harkless Decatur banker who will be-j come cashier of the Peoples State j Bank. Berne, when that iustitu-'' tion opens next Saturday. COURT HOUSE The will of Henry Brandenburg, i St. Cloud, Florida, was probated today. Mrs. Ida Chronister, daughter of the deceased was made sole j heir to the estate. No estimate of I J the value was given. Marie Murtaugh was nante(l exe- ( | cutrix of the estate ot the will of , William Murtaugh, Decatur world ' i war veteran. The American Security company I brought suit against Thomas and Lena Durkin. Harry Barnett, William Hunt. Earl A. Crider, Melvin F. Gallogly. James Garner on notes. The claims amounted to $8,700. Judgement of $142.17 was render-: ■ ed M. E. Hower on suit against Hee 1 j man Myers. In the suit of the Mutual Life I I Insurance company against David, I Schwartz answer was filed by de- : fendant. Leo Saylors et al., brought suit : on note against Gradie Light. In the $25,000 damage suit of Martin L. Miller vs. Di vid Zeb.r, 21 interrogatories were filed and plaintiff was ruled to answer in 10 days. I H. M. DeVoss is special judge in the ease. A verdict for the defendant was rendered by the jury in the case oi Warner College of Beauty Culture vs. Louise Mann, Harlow Mann, : which was tried yesterday. The case of General Motors AcI ceptance corporation vs. Tablet' and Osterman, replevin of automo bile was set for Monday. In the case of the Decatur Foundry, Furnace and Machine Com party vs. Miller Show Case Ccmpany. possession of real estate, a change of venue to Wells county was taken by the defendant. A suit asking for an iijjunction restraining Hobart Miller and Helen Miller, Geneva, from using the trade name of a gaso'ine was filed by John Losh and Virgil Losh. 11. S. Paddock and Nathan Nelson are attorneys for plaintiff. Admitted to Bar John DeVoss, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. DeVoss was admitted to the Adams county bar this morning. A committee composed of C. J. Lutz, Nathan Nelson and J. C. Sutton, passed on his qualifications. Mr. DeVoss is a student at Franklin college. His father is an attorney. Adopt Child Papers cf adoption for Evelyn Joan Omlor were taken out today by Ira and Ora Bodie. The child was made an heir at law and her name changed to EvNyn Joan Bodie. Marriage License Lawrence Callow, truck driver, Decatur, and Sarah Yates, Monroe. Real Estate Transfers Cloyd Nelson et al., land In Wabash township to Jessie M. Nelson for SI.OO. Charles A. Fuhrman et al., 124.81 acres in Root township to Emma Fuhrman for SI.OO. M. R. E. Churches, inlot 387 Berne cemetery to Raymond W. ■ Yoder for <SO. David Behr, inlot 436, Decatur, to Amy Bockman. : —o —r IVANTED—Good. dean, bis Rags, suitable for cleaning machinery. Will pay 7c !b. . Decatur Daily Democrat.

r — TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to page four for the answers ♦ 1 i 1. What is the minimum age prescribed by the Constitution for President of the U. S.? 2. —On what body of water is the Principality of Monaco locat ed? 3. —Name the six states comprising New England? 4. —Who was the first person to fly direct from New York to Paris? 5. —What is the “white plague?” 6. —Which is the more formal f salutation: “Dear Mr. Brown,'': or. “My dear Mr. Brown?” i 7. —Where was Adelina Patti! born ? 8. Where is Duquesene Univers-; ity? 9. —What is the sacred book of the Mohammedans? 10. —HoA' many guns are fired for the Presidential salute? o IVTown Talk; jA — - • ■u. —»—— , Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haefling and j family of Indianapolis will spend Mother's Day in this city with Mrs. I Haefling’s Mother. Mrs. Henry Vog-1 lewede and family. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Haefling,’ ! daughter Helen and son James of' 1 Fort Wayne will spend Mother's Day with Mrs. Henry Voglewede and family in this city. The Mesdames C. D. Lewton, A. D. Suttles, R. D. Myers and H. B. Heller spent Friday in Leipsic, Ohio where they witnessed an exhibit ! ; of Persian articles. The display was ; made in the Methodist Episcopal I church in Leipsic by Dr. and Mis. I Hoffman, missionaries from I’aris. I The local women were also guests ]of Mrs. Suttles’ sister. Mrs. O. P. Edwards during the day. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ketchum and son Jerry of 825 Winchester street.! land Mi's. Janies Byer of Jefferson Township left this afternoon to pend tiie week-end at Ligonier vith Herbert Byer and family. John DeCoss of Franklin College 'ranklin. is apending the week end 1 and Mother's Day in this < ity. Mrs. C. B. Smith ot Detroit,] Michigan, will spend Mother's] Day in this city with her mother, Mrs. C. R. Hammell. Harry Dailey of Franklin College, Franklin, is spending the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moltz. Miss Arlene Becker of the P.ull State Teachers College at Muncie, has as her week-end guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L'. Becker here, the Misses Thelma Hiatt, Nonvice Jackson and Katheryn Mitchell, also of the Teachers College. Miss Mildred Worthman and Miss Anita Pitts of Ball State Teachers College in Muncie, are the week-end guests of Mr. and I Mrs. M. F. Worthman and family. o -«»•♦ the Hshlt—Trade at Homs. - '.J— — —- NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF BOWD ISSUE In the Matter of determlninn- to issue bonds by Foot and Washington Townships, Adams County, Iniian«. Notice is hereby eriven the taxpayer« of Root and Washingtoh townships in Adams County, state of Tndlana, that tho proper legal officers >f said municipality at their regu’»r meeting place on the 5 day of May 1931, determined to issue bonds or other evidence of indebtedness exceeding five thousand dollars. The amount of bonds proposed is estimated at >30,300.00 but not to ex■e*‘d the sum of >30,700.00 bearing interest at the rate of 4 % per annum. The net assessed valuation of all property of Root and W’ash- : ngton townships is $2,980,372.00 of Xoot and $9,172,439.00 of Washington townships. The present indebtedness without ’his issue or concurrent issue is $51,’"C.nn r ,f Hott and $162,823.92 of Washington townships. ’I he proceeds of said bond issue ’r-- In be used for the cost of con•'tr’V'tion of the 1. Bernstein Road. Ten r more taxpayers, other than those who pav poll (ax only who feel ‘hemeclver aggrieved by such determination may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners ifor further determination, by filing a oot’tion therefor with the auditor of said County on or before the expiration of twenty nlrv« days from the 'th day of May 1931 and the State ( Board will fix a day for hearing in this County. Dated this sth day of May 1931. George Shoemaker. Albert Heppert. ’ F. O. Martin. Board of Commissioners of Adams county, Indiana. Attest: Albert Harlow, Auditor Adams County, Indiana. May 9-16 |

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