Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 141, Decatur, Adams County, 14 June 1932 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, BUSINESS CARDS, AND NOTICES FOR SALE FOR SALE-OU Stoves *4.9' to; *4*so; Mattresses *4*B to ,15 Bed SUringx. *7 to *l2; Iron beds, *6. telt base rags H 9* to *6 >0; All i electric rodto sets *25, Banaius in dining roc®, bed room and living ro tn suites and kitcbes cabinets Sprague Furniture Co.. Monroe _J "• J-uk SALE -F:»e room house, one j 7-twm bouse in Monroe. Set I cour own price, pay by the month. ■ j. W. Hendricks. Monroe, Ind Fikß SALEFine mixtiwe of rnanj varieties of i is. 50c per dor. I while they last. Riverside Nursery Berne. b!4l-5t FOR SALE—OiI Stoves. *4.9S to *42.50. Refrigerators. *ls to *45. i This is new merchandise. Sprague | Furniture Co., Monroe street. Phone 191*. gl4o-fit ’ FQtl Jewell Tas stove 4 burner, oven and baker. Good 1 as new. Cheap for quick sale. See It. Gish Coal Yard. gl4i>3t FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished room with or without board. Ground floor. Also double garage, will cent single if desired. Inquire 710 W. Marshall I St. v139-3ta ' HOUSE FOR RENT—Modern, 2 blocks from court house Call 1029 C. A. Burdg, 121-11 FOR RENT —All modern furnished ; spa tment on first floor, private ■ entrance, fill North Second street, i 0141 2t WANTED WANTED—(Housework by ex per- , iencetl lady. Mrs. Flossie Daniels. Portland, Indiana. Route 4. bl4o-6tx > ILLS MEN WA NT E Peimanent representative for old established mannfa turer. Selling nationally advertised line to bust-i ness concerns only. Full time not ] neeesiry MERt) <\NTS INDUSTRIES Inc, 2'H>l Home Ave. Day- ■ ton, Ohio. 141-3tx LOST AND FOUND LOST — Suitease someplace between Van Wert and Geneva. Finder please get in touch with M. J. Welker. 103 South Tenth St blll-3t ARRIVALS Mr. and Mis John Mattes of Fort Wayne are the parents of an < ighth pound girl baby, born recently at their home. The babylias been named Rosemary father ire. The mother before her n.ctriage was Miss Regina Heimann jif south of this city. ■» — o Card of Thanks in this manner to expressfjiur thanks and appreciation to our friends and neighbors for the ©iny kindnesses shown us durin» the illness and death of our lwlov*yi husband and father. Carl Schafer. Mrs. Irene Schafer and sons. — Q .. — Dinner Trapped Snake Corning. Cal.—(U.R>~-There's one bull >*.i ie in Corning that wished he liW! gone on a diet. Th: snake crawled into a bird cage at Warren McCWtkey’s home, swallowed the canajj, and then fd-.nd itself trapped tn the cage by the knot the bird Stade in his body. o Irishman Sings in Temple St. Louis. Mo. (U.K) John A. Rohan, Irishman of Roman Catholic faith, has signed a contract to sing as a member or the choir of the Temple Israel for his 37th conreentive year here. Rohan also sings in the choirs of Catholic and Protestant churches here. o Convicts Turn Authors Sacramento, Cal. — (U.R) —Magazine editors may expect a flood of ‘ big house” stories in the future. Vierling Kersey, state superintendent of public instruction, recently announced that more than 290 con victs at the San Quen’in prison have enrolled in a short-story writing course. o Old Altar Stone in Crypt St. Louis. fCLR) An altar stone, used as early as 1675 in France, is ir. the crypt of St. Francis Xavier s church here. The stone, brought to St. Louis by Father Marquette when he was tracing the course of the Mississippi River, is believed to be the oldest in America. —o — aotke nr eia vi. »>:rri.i;wi:vr OF E«iT*TE Ml. 27W1 Notice Is hereby given to the creditors. heirs and legatees of George W. Everett, deceased, to appear In the Adams Circuit Court, hell al l»r»tnr, Indiana, on the sth dav of September. 1942, and show cause, if any why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship. and receive their distributive share* William C. Everett. Administrator Decatur, Indiana June 13 193-'. Attorney Huber si. DeVoas June 14-21

MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS BERNE MARKET Corrected June 14 No commission and no yardage. Hogs. 190 159 pounds *3.20 159-3*o pounds **.s" 229250 (pounds *3 35 | *s*3*o pounds *3.20 j Roughs *2.20 down. Stags *1.25. Ceaers *5.50. , Spring lambs *5.75. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE July Sept. Dec i Wheat, old .49 .51% .54% , Wheat, new .4*L .51*4 'Corn .29 T » .31% .32% iiats .20 .20% .22% { Fort Wayne Livestock Fort Wayne June 14 — (UP) — ’ Hog market 10c to 15c higher; pigs *3.2543 45; light lights »3.46-»3.«0 light- *3.60-J3.75; mediums *3.45-! *3 0". Heavies *3.25-»3 45; Stags! *1.29; rear's *2.50; calve- *5.50-J *4>j"' ,we and wether lambs *6.90 *6.59; bucks *5.00-,5.5t*. East Buffalo Livestock Market ! East Buffalo. N Y. June 14— 1 lUl’l —Hogs; on sale 690; active to shippers; 19c to 15c over Monday's average; good to . :ioice, 160140 lbs. *4.10-,4.25; few pigs and ' ande. weights *4 Cittle: receipts 125; v*alers slow ; steady: good to choice m stly *6.50 common and medium $4 *3.50. Sheep: receipts 900 la.Trbbs fully (steady; quality and sorts consider ! ed. good to near choice *7.50-,7.75; 1 mostly sorted ewes and wether-: ! quoted *8.25; mixed lots. ,6.90-' *7.10; inferior throwouts downward ’ to *5.50. uOCAL GRAIN MARKET Corrected June 14 No. 2. New Wheat 38c 30 lbs. White Oats 16c ! 23 lbs. White oats 15c ! Soy Beans 30c • 1 New No. 3. White Corn 29e ’ I New No. 3 Yellow corn 32c LOCAL GROCERS EGG MARKET Eggs, dozen 10j 1 e COURTHOUSE Marriage Lieese ftauun Hunt. Geneva, teacher to I . IJUu. Pusey. Geneva. Real Estate Transfers George H. Myers et ux in to; 23 , Decatur to Ear! B Hilyard et ux i for * 1.200.9- . HOSPITAL NOTES Ethel Worthman. Decatur. Route I 4. submitted to a minor operation 1 at the Adams County Memorial! Hospital this morning. Mrs. Arthur Oberly. Monroeville.! Route 1. underwent a tonsillectomy i operation at the Adams County Memorial Hospital todav. I Q ' Uses Pencil 40 Years Boston.—<U.R> —Po'ice Supertnten-‘ , dent Michael H. Crowley has been ! using the same pencil for 40 years, j Four inches long when he acquired ! it as a patrolman, the relic has 'shrunk to a stub less than an inch j 'long. St II —<> Dance Wednesday Sunset. i — DR. C. V . CONNELL VETERINARIAN Special attention given to diseases I of cattle and poultry. OiLce and Res. 508 No. 3rd st. PHONE 102. | ; ?YAGER BROTHERS Funeral Directors , Ambulance Service, day or night. Lady Attendant Phone 105-44 Funeral Home, 110 So. First SI., s. E. BLACK FUNERAL DIRECTOR I- r n Dependable'. Competent! Modern equipment and years of experience. All calls answered day or night. 500—Phones—727 . MRS. BLACK, Lady Attendant. S ! Notice’. n . el I will be out of the city for e ' two weeks taking post graduate course. Will be back June 27. Dr. 11. Frohnapfel j N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST 0 Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted e| HOURS: 3 30 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 Saturdays. 8 00 p. m. 1 • Telephone 135

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Designer of Olympic Trophies I Lady of Unusual Versatility ♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Besides Being a Famous Sculptress, Suzanne Farnham Is an Artist. Author and Politician. Made ! Best Bust of President Hoover. -1 i I—™— t i J - T-iv* -aWzi 4Ste w 4 — 1 11 *”•" H - 'W A X' • Ks W. IK— -- ' X y * Barokess Farnham at ork. tn i. P in hesl Studio. I j ■ Coming from her native Belgium during the World War to lecture in America on her country and it. people, Baroneo Si.vercruya, daughter of Belgium t Chief Juatice, fell so much in love with the United States that she stayed here, with the result that she is today one of the foremost women sculptors in the country She is now Mrs. Suxanne Farnham with a beautiful home in New Haven, Conn., where her tather-in-iaw is a professor at Yale University Since her rise to fame as a sculptor. Mrs. Farnham has had many notable commiskmns, one of whicu was for a bust of President Hoover for Louvain University. Mrs. Hoover requested a copy of the bust for the White House, d«lanng it was th. best likeness of the Chief Executive she had seen. Tnis year, the brilliant young sculptress is more than usually busy, having been commissioned by the Olvmpics Committee to make statues of the contestants from Yale. Each figure is modeled from life and arrangements ar. being made to award the statue, in bronxe as Olympic trophies. Mr.. Farnham is also an author, finding time to write her autobiography. “Susanne of Belgium.’’ in politics, too. she know, her way about and Has been made a delegate-at large from Connecticut to the Republican national convention. On top of all this, Mrs Farnham still find, time to work on a war memorial, which wilt be exh.bUed at the Pans Salon in the Fall. 1 _ . ... a-ss 4. K- E

New York— Uuring the war. a ((harming youni gir ; came from Belgium t olectitre on her count:y ! and it- eople. Today she is one of , America's most brilliant women ’sculpto s. with wo ks in (private {and public collections boCh here iand in Europe. During the week--end she is the Baroness Silver'■ruys Farmham. with a lovely home at New Hiven. But during the week she is Suzanne Farnham, working in bro.-.ze, granite or marble at her New York Studio. Much ha- happened sin e those war days to the slender.‘dynamic young »< man who is the daughter jot Belgium's Chief Justice, Baron I Silvercruys. She married an AmeriIcan rd s on after came to New Haven to live, was taken seriously j ill. When she was convalescent, some one brought her a little clay I modelling outfit and she began to model delightful little figures. So I good was her work, that in 192a Unite entered the S hool of Fine Arts at Yale Unive sity. where her t'ath-er-in-law 1.; a professor. She completed the five year course in three yerrs and in 1928 was graduated

| from Yale with a Fine Arts degree and a Tore of prize s and medals. It wasn't long before the art world began to notice Suzanne i Fa nham. Commissions began io i come in and before she knew it. she was overwhelmed with work. > The authcrities of Louvain Univer-i > sity < iinmi. sinned Mrs. Farnham to ■ make a bust of President Hoover | for its library. The work was completed in three siltings of twenty i I minutes each and Mrs. Hoover requested a copy (or the White House de laring that it was the best like1 Bess of the Pre.- ident she had seen. ' For the Queen of the Belgians, the I artist made a lovely head of her t jgrandchild, the Princess Josephine -1 Chariot’e. Mrs. Farnham- is rat ter indign mt I that so many American artists in- | sist on going abroad to study. She declares that if they would go Into the Maine wosris and work, that their a:t would be infinitely finer and better, for it would be individual. owing allegiance to no jother artist, however greri.

DECATEB DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY. ,11’NE 11. 1932.

Our architecture is supreme lie-1, cause we developed a style peculiar , { to this country, and did not go [ 1 abroad or it. Mrs. Fa nham. al- 1' though an Eu pean, has deliberate- ! i ly selected to obtain ail her art , training here. Although Mrs. F.iruham L~ busy ; with several new cpmmlMions, she r finds time for other pursuits also, j Her autobiegra: hy. "Suzanne of Belgium,” will be published late, in , the year and she is also working lon a play. Her book is designed j principally for the girl between the i ages of fourteen and seventeen, | years that were so important for I the author. She believes that by I . th t time the intelligent girl si: uld i already have more than just a mere I idea of her vocational fiend and ! points out that taese year.- are per- ' . haps the mest imrortant. This year is an exceptionally busy one for Suzanne Farmhim. She has i been commissioned by the Olympics I ■ Committee to make statues of the , contestants Tom Yale ar.d the ■ works are now being cast Each figure is indeed a masterpiece, I modelled from life and with 'he

aid of action pictures and movies. ' Arrangements a e being made to iwßid the statues as trophies. Politics interest the yer.-atile Su-1 i zanne Farnham. She has been made a delegat“-at-large for Connecticut I i to the Republican National Copven- 1 { tion and will make campaign ■ speeches after. She will also Sketch j and diaw whilst in Chicago, as she ' is adept also with pencil and brush. S-ie is working now on a War Memorial as well as a piece to be exI hihited at the Paris Salon in the Autumn. A full life and a delightful one for this daughter of Belgium *ho has carved her way to fame in the United St tes. o Crude rubber becomes brittle in ! cold weather. . i o NOTICE — Fa mers, we ire now booking jobs to combine. Make , arrarrirments to combine your > grain this year. It costs less .per . (bushel to combine than any other i way. Steffen Bros. Decatur. R. R. 2, Crairville phone. b!39-3tx

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Byrd Planning New Expedition to Antarctic I fit fit ♦ fit fit * To Leave in September with Airplane# and Tractors for Two-year Stay in Main Object Study of New Land Named for Wife. ■ > I s'**” H»¥ ft* Rc* 6 W f*i/D fl | I ‘ J V I K * ) A ■»*-"■'l 2* I l |/ ,\y _^i>| Evptx Rjsjft .Ship Bear,. Paul SeiPte I Once more lured to the froxen end of the e.rth. Admiral Richard E. Byrd, who ha. already conducted «■ aive exploration at both the north and south poles, having actually flown over the top of the world and uM the bottom, is planning another trip to the Antarctic. Cond.tion. permitting, Byrd plan, to leave Boston .W September 1, outfitted for a two-year stay in the froxen wilderness at the bottom of the earth fl venture, the Admiral is taking two planes and several tractors, as well as 150 dogs to provide ran.portaW of men and supplies to bases he plans to establish in the shadow of the South Foie Nearly al ofthe ,cies« who accompanied the famous explorer on h.s previous venture wdl be member, of the expedition Seipte, of Erie, Pa., who west with Byrd on hi. former venture a. a Boy Scout observer, w.II a • ‘ of th. new expedition, though no longer a scout. The entire expedition w.l travel to the South in InsJ W a ...ling ship built in the ’7os and used for many year, by the U. S_ Coast Guard. The men w. l prob—make the.r home on the sh.p forth. Winter at Little America, the Byrd b»se. The pnm.n, ob «t ■ expedition is a closer study of Mari. Byrdl.ad, territory discovered arctic asd named for bi. wifo. But am attempt will also be made to elaborate on scientific data ( amed| that occasion.

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Allee Walter do 5.00 ! Della Debolt do .. . 5.00 . Margaret do 5.00 Caroline Habegger do 5.00 Marie Anderson do 10.00 , Edna Ray do 10.00 Mary Hazelwood do 10.50 I Charlotte Gephart do lo.no ■ Mrs. H. Ehinger do 5.00 ’ Ida Hirschey do 5.50 I Yost Brothers Jolinsvn D 2,558.1" ' Smith Grocery Wabash poor 15.0 n, Indiana Reformatory infirm. 116.52 1 Vernon Aurand Election 6.'-" ■ Arthur Suttles Jr., do d.OO iAilyii Miltat .lo Charles Burdg do 100,00 Leo Saviors do 100 Milton C. Werling do 1t5.00 Certified this 2nd .lay of June 1932. ALBERT HAKIxiW Auditor of Adams County June 3-14 o MITRE I'4l MIX-HE»IIIE\T'S In the Adams Circuit (curt April Term 11133 Cause Ao, Z 2 2VT STATE OF INDIANA" .ADAMS COUNTY. Ss The Mutual Benefit Lite insurame Company, a corporation, Plaintiff. VS. Jacob M Hoffman. Luej A. Hoff, man, his wife. Douglas Haney. Paul S< hulte. E. 1* l-ee. w liose true . hnstian name is to plaintiff unknown, Emma Schulte, C»r! E. Kirchhoff.. Paul SchuUe Oil and Gas. Ineorpoiated. The Peoples !»an and Trust | Company, a corporation. Jacob Barger. Defendants. I The plaintiff in the above entitled i ■ au.se ha-vlng filed its complaint (herein. togetieT with an affidavit ! of a competent person that the dei fondants. Paul Schulte, E 1.. L, ■. i whose true Christian name Is to plaintiff unknown, Emma Schute, and Carl E. Kirchh' ff. are non-resi-dents of the Stale of Indiana, and: that the object of this action D to 1 foreclose a mortgage upon real estate in Adams Count*, in the State I of Indiana, described as follows,, towit: - I The Southeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 8. containing cn acres, more or less, exi cept one-half acre out of the South- ! west corner thereof, being 10 rods , North and South, by 8 rods East and West, for school purposes, and leav- , ing after said exception. 39 1 * acres. I I more or less; also, the Northeast ' [quarter of tne Northeast quarter of Section 17. containing 40 acres more; or less, all in Tow nship 26 North I I Range 13 East, and containing In the i aggregate, after said exception, 79»A : acres more or less and that the said defendants, Douglas Haney, pauj . S hulte, E. L. I-er. whose true Christian name Is to plaintiff unknown, ’ Emnia Schulte, and Carl E. Kirch- | lioff are necessary parties thereto! Now, therefore, said defendants ’ Douglas Haney, Paul Schulte, E. L. . Lee, whose true Christian name is i to plaintiff unknown, Emma Schulte and Carl E. Kirchhoff nre horehv I notified that unless they be and ap- . pear in the Adams Circuit Court on I the 6th day of September, 1932. at i the court house. In the town of De catur, in said county and state, and (answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto s»t my hand, and affixed tlie seal of said Court, tliis 31 day of May. A. D.. 1 932. Milton C. Werling ' .yb'fk. Adams Circuit Court H. M. DeVoss and Howard A. Som- ! mer. attorneys for plaintiff May 31 June 7-14 oBARGAINS — Bargains in Living Room, Dining Room Suita, Mattresses and Rugs. Stuckey and Co. Monroe, our Phone number Is 44 ct. o Get the Habit — Trade at Hotre i

Test Your Knowledge ' Can yon answer s* nos thefl test questions'’ Turn to PagH Four for the an-were. K 1. What is th* | I coccaine in the und*'*or!d. ■ 2. What is rabbit • ■ alleg i trad*? I 3. What is the na:i * or the I Ito determine the sus (person to scarlet F» g 4. What is the a . iation] the Degiee of Deeb I phy? I 5. What deadly ga s encountered in coal I 6. Who wrote “'Sa ’ f I 7. Can a Preside :i ? I declare war? I 3. In whit builde >?'*’■ Jdo the chief comm > j ; viet gpvemment h;i' | 9. What city is ni anted fl I ham ? I ; 10. What emp’ e 1 ! pon? I ! Louisiana grows n- half I ; American rice crop. I tHHRIFF *' 11 1 In the ( irruit *"' r ’; *1 Os IndinuM. < N< 1 I The Prudential Ii i ( pany of America. A i I i VS. Minnervi H?H* r j ■ Courtney Heller, Dai s ; liam H. Clark. | I By virtue of an | • me directed and deliv. | I Clerk of the Adam 1 in the above entitled r l levied upon and will e 1 ,! • i by public AUCTION ,1 , I House door, east entrai in eaid County, betwe • j 10 o’clock A. M and i ijon Thursday, the :mt! 11 A. D. 1332 the rents a .1 1. a term not exceeding | of the following' des ■ I tate, TO-WIT. f The northeast quir’ j • northeast quarter and ’ , of the southeast quart* i - east quarter all in - . three (33) Township i (25) north nf rang- Th . .' east of the second prineip - ( i I containing sixty (W .»»; »I less: situated in Adams ' ’ ■I of Indiana. • • And on failure to r* > i • amount of the judgrn* 11 thereon and costs, I will ■ time and in the mannt I i offer for sale the fee .‘-imi ,> above described pt’emise . . | the property of the d* satisfy said order of S ' . I Said «aie will be ni< • I any. relief whatever from * t 1 or Appraisement has’.Hurl J-’hn Adams Count? i Lenhart. Heller, gnd Sehm -■ i Appointment of l Ae* “tri<- >«». 2JH7 . Noti»’e is hereby give ! ' I undersigned has been il’i • j ecutrix of the estate *»t Schamerloth, late of Adan-- . ' j deceased. The estate is pro' 1 • vent. Anna C. SehamerlohMay 28, 1332 , >| May 31 Jun® I