Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 97, Decatur, Adams County, 21 April 1934 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEiMOCRAT Published md* THE Every Eve- VV-Z DECATUR Ring Except DEMOCRAT Sunday by yrU. CO. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Poat Office as Second Ciaaa Matter. J. H. Heller.—. Pres, and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse Sec'y & Bus. Mgr. D<ck D. Heller—.-..Vice-President Subscription Rates: Single copies ... I .03 One week, by carrier. .10 One year, by carrier 6.00 One month, by mail .35 Three months, by mail—_— 1.00 Six months, by mail 1.75 One year, by mail ...— 3.00 One year, at office 3.00 Prizes quoted are within first and second zones. Elsewhere >3 50 one year. Advertising Rates made known on Application. National Adver. Representative SCHEERER. Inc. H 5 Lexington Avenue, New York 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago. Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. The weatherman seems to have a supply of snow flakes left over and still shakes them out occasionally. The candidates were hustling around today, making hay and smil-| ing at the voters. So far it has been a clean and interesting campaign. Keep it that way. A wise old philosopher once remarked that “young folks look forward while old folks look back" and an exchange suggests that in this day of high powered and high speed automobiles it might be wise for both young and old to jump sideways. Jack Dempsey has bought a weekly newspaper in Texas and it he isn't careful what he prints he may need all his fistic ability to persuade some irate subscriber. He may not do his own writing but ha will probably do his own bouncing. .May Ist is Clean-Up day in Decatur. Get ready for it. The home owner should have his yard cleaned. the bans and rubbish placed in boxes so this can be hauled away •ted otherwise should assist the cily men to complete the job as speedily and as complete as possible. Don't' park double. The dowu town streets are narrow and with cars parked on each tide and then doubled up, traffic is not only dangerous but almost impossible. Officers are doing their best to cored ilia practise and should have your jjypperation. .Clarence Manion, who addressed the Rotary members here, handled a difficult subject, "The Constitution and Socialism,” aud did it as only a master could. .Mr. .Maninn is without doubt one of the outstanding orators of America and his speeches are always well worth hearing. He impressed all who listened to him here and efforts to secure him for a public talk later in the year will be made. Mrs.Taye Smith-Knapp has been re-elected as president of the Adams County Womans Democratic Club for another year, a compliment well deserved. Mrs. Knapp has worked diligently at the work of organizing the club, placing it in a position to aid the party and thus render real service to the county. The club is'growing and will prove helpful in the coming campaign and the meetings are interesting and eduealioua.l events. It requires much nerve for the citizens of Morgan county to petition the governor to grant a conditional pardon to John Dillinger. We can hardly imagine a worse thing for society. The man has been a criminal of the killer kind, associating with the most desperate characters in America. Several of his companions have been sentenced to death. To pardon the leader of this gang of bank robbers and desperadoes, would certainly

•aa**reMBa*teWteaBMMN*gMMMMMMHMMRaBBM not prove a wholesome remedy but tend to increase crime. * Committeemen elected in the coming primary should have in mind that it is their duty to appoint vice-committeemen in the preciuct and report same to the county chairman by noon on Thursday following the election. If they do not do so, the chairman must then name these officials. The committeemen and vice-committeo-men meet on the Saturday following the election and complete their organization by electing county chairman, vice-chairman, secretary' and treasurer. The Rotary club has selected Bryce Thomas, well known and popular teacher, as president for the ensuing year. Those who know Bryce well and know his ability are sure that the year will be a pleasant and profitable one. The new president has long been active in community affairs, his work with the Boy Scouts having made him scores of friends among the lads and the dads. He will succeed Dr. Fred Patterson who lias handled the job of president in a splendid manner the past year. Baseball fans who scanned the i American Association standing in The Star Thursday morning, following the second day of the pennant race, saw something rare in percentage combinations. The won and lost colamns for every team in the organization were marked bysolid rows of 1. It was fifty-fifty everywhere. Every club which won on the opening day lost in the second encounter, and vice versa. No statistics are at hand to show when this peculiar combination last occurred, but it is quite rare. Ordinarily the odds are overwhelming in favor of some deviation from such uniformity. Both major leagues showed combinations after the first two contests which were more nearly normal. Two teams in each league won both of their games, which naturally left two in last place with an equal number of losses. The remaining four teams in each league were credited with a percentage of .501).—Indianapolis Star. 0 Ifw-Ja Uncle . CHARLEY eRANT , Harry Spurte says: Th - windy fellers sure make us want. U storm. Sure, many a feller thinks his sugar is th' salt o' th' earth. In lodge when a dumbelle holds down a chair he holds up th’ works. Don't lie you'll SET a bad example and lose your STANDIN". Ho hum. it's deru easy t' be a successful failure. A good income will make some chaps out standin’. • « Answers To Test Questions Below are the Answer* to the Test Question* Printed on Paqe Two. • — 4 1. Shaving of the head as a sign of dedication of the person to the service of Gotk 2. Kleptomania. 3. Guy Fawkee. 4. Liberty. Equality. Fraternity. 5- German philosopher and writer. 6. South America. 7. Tories.8. Shakespeare. 9 French astronomer, discoverer of Faye’s Comet. 10. Radio singer. o —— Children Ran Still While Father Went Hunting BEAUMONT, Tex. (UR) — * Daddy’s gone a-hUßting,” explained a 13-year-old farmer boy and his 15-year-old sister when federal agents feranri them operating a whiskey stUl. The children said their father had left them in charge while he went in search of rabbits. The agents, who seized the still, 750 gallons of mash and 55 galiumi of freshly made whiskey, said the boy aud girl were the youngest still operators they had ever arrested. Both children and their father were charged with manufacturing liquor without a license.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, APRIL 21,19.34.

JI 1 ssSESLSU’J” J.L -1., lg= CORN HOC CONTRACT STATEMENTS OF MEMBERS OF THE CORN-HOG CONTROL ASSOCIATION OF ADAMS COUNTY. STATE OF INDIANA The following it a statement ol the bask information on corn average and bog production submitted b> individual producer* ol Adams CouMv who have signed contiact* under the 1914 Corn Hug Production Adjustment Program ol the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Any person may make a conOdeutial report, oral or written, to the county allotment committee ot to the community committee it lie finds any statentent here which he believes to bo inaccurate. Signed—Henry J. Rumple, Chairman County Allotment Committee; Homer Arnold, Wm. H. Patterson. PREBLE TOWNSHIP Community Committee—August Gallmeier, Walter Peck, Otto Ewell. ill 3 h fl “Hl Nam* ol Producer s J < u *■ X - ® w I I “i I I I i 1933 1932 j 1934 '1933 1932 1905 19321193311932 Aumaon. Edmund )»J (17 I I*3! 4.0 1* 18 IwilOS .. 0 Aumann, Edmund .......I a* 'JO 24.0 5.6 IO 8 50 >33 .. IS Bemeke. Simon 12*0 41.5 ' 30.0 0.0 17 14 '« ISO .. .. Betin-rich, Albert '143 29.0 J».O I 7.0 20 2» WI 9* .. .. Beiberich, Arthur 110 20.0 , 32* I 8.7 13 14 7* . 71 ~ I .. Beiberich. Fred B't .’2.0 I M.O 5.5 i>o ♦)»•»!.. .. Beiberich, Gustav .| 80 l*.O I 17.5 I 3.5 17 6 30 ! 32 * Beiberich. Herman 11M 22.« I 21. n | 5.0 I S | 8 51 I*o IO 12 Beiberich, Ma.tin 100 21.0 25.1) i s.n 17 ' 14 89 54 Blneniker, Henry 80 15.0 ' 15.0 I 4.0 | 6 i 4i41|28 |.. .. Blomeaberg. August 175 I IS.It | 23.5 ! 4.5 ' 8 12 lil *• 1.. .. Blomeubcrg, Martin C. ...| 60. I 15.0 I 14.0 I 3.0 110 10 145| 55 .. .. Borne. Chnat 1131 I 35.0 I 34.0 » S.O 1141121 S3I 8* .. .. Bulmakm. The-wiere . .. so I 14.0 18.0 4,'t> 13 11T175 1 55 Bulti-ineier, Adolph ileO 65.0 42.0 I 11.0 30 13*1149 I*s 21 ~ Bultemeier, Chrtat *0 I 15.0 I 15.0 j 3.0 7 o I* ;33 .. .. Beilteioeier, Heiman j. ... 80 17.0 18.0 3.S 12 | 8'77 1 SO .. |.. Bultemcrer, Lawrence H. .. 120 28.0 31.0 I 5.0 ll* ‘ 9 01 ,44 .. i.. Buuck. Albert 77 21.0 2t .O 4.5 110 6 68 44 1.. 1.. Houck, Ernst 147 42.0 50.0 I 12.0 116 | ’ « | t>2 | Si.. Buuck. Rudolph .... 6,... *3 22.0 22.0! 4.5 8 8 52163 .. | B Buuck. William 106.5 16.0 23.0 4.u .10 j » - Conrad, Henry 175 17.0 10.0 . 4.0 10 112 .4) |55 .. .. Doehrmaa. Adolph I 73.5 1 20.* I 2«.0 J 4.0 ;I* | 6 5# 42 .. I .. Droege, Henry 120. * 28.5 j 25.5 I 5.5 *619 47 '67 .. 1 ~ I 1 1 I . • . I I J I I Ehlerding. Ernst 00 15.0 17.0 | 3.5 SI 6i 28 33 |I4I .. Ehhrdmg. Gimtov 100 IS.» < 15.0 I 3.0 I 9 | 9|60144 t.. .. Ehlerding. Herman 80 19.0 I 24.0 4.5 15 j 141751 82 1.. .. Bickhoß. Fred 14n | 36.0 I 36.0 I 7.5 jl2 16 *5 |I3J I .. .. Ewell, ttscar '8" ’ I*.o I «.* ' 3.0 Ju !10 |ins *3 1.. Ewell. Otre 150 31.0 t 37.0 7.0 112112 lel bt i.. .. I I I I 1:1111 Foa. lene I 8» I 30.0 30.0 6.0 110 10 :61i56 I ~ [.. Frmdrie, Edward 138 I 19.0 1 22.0 I 4.5 IB I 10 !56!48 1.. 1.. I I I I ll' 1,1 I Gallmeyer, August ........ 78.5 I 20.0 20.0 | 4.0 !11 11 I6oi 34 .. |.. Galhnever, Henry 1100 28.5 ! 25.5 ! 8.0 14 ; 15 181. 96 .. 1.. 11111 I I I I I Heckman. Albert ,100 I 15.0 | 15.5 | 3.5 6 ■ Bl4* |SS .. .. Hilgemau, John ! I’7 I 30.0 | 32.0 I 6.5 18 118 110’ 1108 .. | 6 Hilgeman. Mrs. Lena .... 120 > 18.0 : 28.0 I 6.0 6 5 45 138 ..... Huffman. Oscar I 78.5 19.0 22.0 4.5 11 14 j7II 62 I .*. 1.. I I I I .I'lll Kieler. Herman g« t*.« t 18.0 ! 4.0 7 7i 41 !'52 .. .. Ktienrraann, Arthur SO 14.0 16.0 ! 3.0 7 ! 6!49 135 .. Koenemann, Carl 120 21.0 ■ 24.0 4.5 8 1 8 > 46 I 41 Knersernaeni, Fred 72 14.0 16.0 1 3.0 7 ' 6 1 48 144 .. Knenimann, Gustav ..... 88 18.0 i 17.0 3.5 13 1 16 165 ,101 .. Korte, Christ John 180 7* 0 78.0 I 4.0 10 8I 46 43 .. .. •I 'I Macke, August |SO : 16.0 I 28.0 4.5 • 8 i 7170 158 .. .. Macke. Christ. Jr 1 80 I 15.0 16.0 | 3.5 6 I 6150 140 .. .. Macke. Christ. Sr 80 18.0 12.0, 3.0 | 5 5|27 J 29 .. .. Macke. Henry 180 11 JI 13.0 I 2.5 5 I 8 **' 47 Mailand. Chas !101 I 27.0 18.0 6.5 110;10 141 .13 .. .. Miller, Henry C 83 U I 21.0 19.0 4.0 iIOIIO ■66 67 .. .. Miller. H G G 90 I’.S 24.0 4.5 1 141 14 86 Hri .. .. Miller. Jehn 80 I 20.0 24.0 4.S I 7 .. 3J .. .. .. Xoellering, Herman 80 34.0 21.0 4.5 jHI 14 6.9 75 Ostermeyer, Fred 100 ‘ 25.0 30.0 5.5 8 6-48 '34 10 11 I 1 I ' Peck, August •■..■■■>>■* 100 17.0 15.0 l 3.5 115 ■Bo| .. .. 23 Peck Otto *l2O 24,0 I 27.0 | 5.5 flO 10 |6BI 56 5 Peters, John H 170 16.0 j 11.0 ( 4.0 5 ..,37 ..1.. 39 Reppert, Minna *3 .... I .... I ... . 10 1 12 52 78 14 13 RMchff. Ora K 120 38.« I 38.0 8.0 12 6 87 ,28 1.. .. • Reifsteck, Ludwig U 74 I 34.0 j 38.0 7.5 13 :10 *0 *6 4* .. Riehle. Wm IH4« 26.0 f 2«U 5.5 8 , 9I 29 38 1.. .. Reinlunc. I.mas 71 ! 23.0 18.0 6.0 I 8 ■ 6|54j42 |.. .. Rcrpcrt Walter I 30.0 18.0 4.0 I (> 3 38 '34 17 . . Rnpright, Eten 140 > 34.0 1 37.0 8.0 ! 8 I 8I 51 43 1.. .. Scherry, Rutus 75 t’.O I 21.0 4.0 1 6 8153!74 1 .. Scherre Henry T...... Il» I 2*.» I 2*.0 5.5 |l2 13 78 148 .. 12 Schueller, Adolph 181 1 17.0 23.0 4.0 | 5 ' 81191 37 | . .. Schueller, George 1102 30.0 ‘ 25.0 4.5 8 8 38 40 8 Sehe-wwan. C * l«3 ’ 20.$ 19.0 ' 4.0 I 9!10!47 |67 I Setmwman. Herman 1124 I 30.5 I I*.O I 5.4 I 81121 «’ I 1.. .. Schroeder. Martin [l*o ! 30.0 36.0 5.0 117 13 110 169! . . .. Selking, Martm 80 I 31.0 121.0. 4.5 17 : 4 54 1 42 .. .. Seteaf > heeler W ./.... 120 30.0 1 32.0 f 6.5 173 2 56 |l4l .. .. Stoppenhagen, Ernst 81 ' 14.0 18.5 3.5 l 9 8157150 1.. Storrpenhagen. Herman .. 159 I 32.0 , 38.0 i *.O i 6 9 36 |3*l .. .. Wefel a Werßng 215 I 18.5 I 31.5 I 5.0 11l 12 '55 64 « .. Werlmg. Avthwr 110 30. n ! 24.0 4.5 .14 12 165 *7 '.. 2 Wetting WiHmm 1170 ! 25.0 i 47.0 I 7.5 121 124 I 1341 156! . .. Witte, John 45 I 12.0 f 11.0 I 2.5 3 1 41 W 14 *I, .. Witte Wm. E *" 118 0 1 36.0 5.0 8111 150 58 113 Worthman, August 'lB9 ! 41.0 I 51.0 ' 9.5 TO ■lo[ 57 54 I 1.. Worthman, Ernst 180 I 16.0 I 14.0 3.0 6 1 9 43 64 119 | . Woethman, Lewis 1160 ! 24.0 I 23.0 5.0 12 '" | 78 1..1 .. Zwick, Edward |LS6 | 37.0 I 25.0 ! 5.5 7 I 7I 45 48 ■.. |.. ROOT TOWNSHIP ( ommunity Committee—The®. Hobrock. Henry Aununn, Henry C. Fuelling Albertas. John C, f4O 110 [l3 f 2.3 [44 .M 34 1..| .. AllMuannT fames A ' 14 |36 i 5.0 |39| 24 249 171 .. AHsmann, lames A *lO3 35 30 j 8.0 I . I •• •• Annual, Henry IW 19 133 4.5 119 10 115 64 |.. |.. Aumann, Martin ........ 93 14 15 2.9 '7 ’ 34 55 1 8 •. Aurnann, Wm. C i 92 28 121 7.4 [l4lla [63 6* 1.. .. Aumann, Wm 'BO Jl4 'l4 3.0 1.. j | .. 1.. .. Baker, Tice 'ISO !50 43 0.3 1 7110 139 67 !18 ' .. Bier. Leroy 1120 120 18 5.7 9 9 55 59 [.. .. (Bell. Clarence E. 218 F 43 146 9.0 23 10 H7f 60 9I .. Berning, Chas. ........... 11641 i 24 136 5.0 4 4I 31 33 I | Berning. Henry 1130 133 1 39 S.O 6 7I 36 57 i..1 .. Betberwh, Adoloh 80 21 '2O 4.1 8 12 159 66 1.. |.. Bittner. Chas H 1222 |54 155 13.0 12 8 175 471.. .. Boeuker. Walter 1155 131 133 6.4 .10 10 159 57 1 .. .. Buerger. Wm & Hugo.... 1300 55 156 11.1 f2li 20 f 162 1491 1 5 Bohnke. Chas 1240 41 39 S.O I 51 12 137 87 .. .. Rrite Julius 1276 52 158 11.0 112118 !57 112 .. .. Brown. George 136 3 15 .... |9I 11 38 53 . 2« Brown. Herman !ISI 35 110 4.5 111113 170 93 5 .. Bucher. Christian ' B ft 26 130 6.0 3 I 2I 13 9 Bulmahn, Henry 1121 22 133 45 I ’ I 8|68k62 1.. 1.. B’lhnahn. Lurie ; 120 17 117 3.4 ’lO 10 '59145 1.. 1.. Rulmahn. Wm 1121 13 '22 3.5 I 6 I 9134 167 ..1.. Bultemeier, Anna '245 58 45 11. n. 17 117' ’6 I 109 .. .. Bn'temeie. Ed 110* 29 139 6.0 |17113 193 9» .. 1.. Butler ifcnj. F 1310 158 156 15.0 1151 14 73 64 .. [.. Bu-tk, August 1129 127 114 7. t I 9115164 I’l .. 1.. Busk-k. Edward & Lester 1231 36- I 58 l».O 1341 2* I 1761 1741 .. I .. Christen, Ed. S 77 ! .... 132 3.2 1.. 1.. 1.. 1.. f.. 1.. Christen. Ed. S 1120 132 133 I 6.5 I 5 I 6129 148 .. 11 s'liristianer. Oscar 1160 131 1 39 » 7.0 111112162 166 f .. .. took, David I'4o 17 ! I.', 1 2.0 I 4 17128138 F..t .. Di-kson. Henry *lls '35 124 I 8.0 1191 14 I 130? «3 1..| .. Droege, Theodore ....... JI 10 'l4 16 I 3.0 6 I 8135150 1.. 1.. Franz, Hcrntati J *llO |2O ■2B i 4." * 4 1 2R | 1.. | . Frauhiger. Amos 1473 130 154 1 8.4 111 112*72•71 J. . | . Friend Chas. S '529 !127 113« I 26.0 ’6©l 15 | 2631 85 .32 I 110 Fuelling. Chas. F 1110 ’lB 15 1 3.3 ! 9 | 8f55169J .. |•• Fuelhni. F. J& H. C... 160 [35 33 | 7.0 11 jl3 86 |72' .. 1.. Fuelling. Ernest J6O 125 40 i 6.5 13 16 '7B * 100, .. 1.. Fuelling. Fred E 'l2O 114 16 I 3.0 9 | 9166146 1.. |.. Fm-nini. Hrorv W 1100 'lB 20 I 4.0 316123 ISt .. .. Fneßing: Jaceb . 348 55 55 I 11.0 /16 17 'OII 95 .. .. Fuelling. Wm 111’1 123 27 I 5.0 f 9 tO 66 65 .. .. Fuhrman, Bros ....1230 '35 35 7.0 112 1 13' S3' 77 .. .. Fuhrman. Franc.* ,176 '4O 35 7.5 110j14j55 !86 .. .. Gallmeier, Wm. C 'l's 28 24 5.5 . 9 10 tSB 53 .. Geels Joseph 80 18 18 I 3.6 I 8 8' 4j 45 19 .. Greki. Henrietta A Sons.. 295 74 82 I M.O ; 3.1 34 ' 200200 .. .. Gerke Hugo '240 38 34 1 7.5 15 Ils' 97 88 Gerkg. Winifred .130 21 23 4.3' 9' 9 144 43 .. .. Goetz, Wm 55 12 8 .... 6 5 42 43 I. . .. Grote. Lawrence 80 16 123 I 4.0 8 6I 53 54 >.. Guilder, W. 1 137 30 112 3.5 8 8 176 86 j Hvshman. Gilbert R. . .160 32 39 [ M ,! J? I " " Hauck. John t I'6 36 FSO 8.6 14 14 120 63 .. Weckathorn. C. P 39 1 8 15 I 2.3 8 I 8!85 !70 Heckman. Lawrence [l3O 126 ■35 I 6.1 [2oi 14 ! 129 38 He-ier Tohn A Theo 306 32 [32 6.5 1 9110 I 4.1 67 HH? Ffodl *l2O 1 5 128 I 4.5 17 6 111 33 Hufck John 1139 !58 57 117.0' 7 6 1.19 30 18 1.. Hofer, J Theo 10» 122 [22 <-5 * 9|50 61 .. 15 Hobriu-lr Mary I*o 26 20 4.7 10 10 r 63 6s Lxfeyrr Fred *0 'l6 I 2.1 4.0 10 815244 .. .. Hockemeyer Herman ...III) 126 !10 4.5 10 10’61159 Holfc. Fred C. & Chas. W. 132 '3l 32 5.3 6 8133 '<4 .. . . Hoile, Louise F 125 ;29 24 7.0 7 14 |45 67 Johnson. Chas. W 52 'lO 8 .... 6 4|3S !18 .. .» ShT’ptofoW . .’ll* « 1 28 5.7 4 4 127 IS 1 .. .. KukXhn Bros ,440 53 Js 10.6 j2l 20 '132.163 .. .. Lew ton. Autos J 'M 13 jl* 3-’ 610 133,46'.. 17 Maa-ke. Wi» C. W « j3' 3.5 8 750|45 ; .. .. Maeler Chaa E lt4o 22 3.0 ’0 • -’4 .. &Hario“* Sons ....'l3O 37 [45 8.5 23 23 192 | 187 ( . . .. Merica. Ernest 16’ 2* ,-* *®*3 [ 7? f 44 » " Miller. Chas *’ 13 'l6 3.0 819 H 44 .. Mutsehler. Albeit 70 ••••.-■ $, '? *f '?! 64 " Myer., Slone »’ ” ,' 3 3.3 7f 5 .. .. Nidliugcr. Rush 78 (rr f 26 4.3 Ml 1952 !56 .. .. rwthr. U<r,Hi L T»6 27 33 6.0 8 I 6 61 'ls 37 6 "-is;” - - Ptt&U 'u’i « 1 4 6 i ilo il2i 10 i j’ 1621:: I::

-s ® uc ?» Nam* el Producer bp = 19H I 1932 1934 'l*33 (932 19334932 1933 1932 _. - i ■ . ■ .re- ■■ ■■ « U kJ I Tit 120 .... 7 ' 9 44 57 .* 4. fesifeJl Is ii • » « H * :: &^ui' u .us n » 3.0 » 7 « « .. .. £ k 55 i»” L 8 i:j M Epi 3 j Rixlenlieck. Paula 117 30 20 4.0 15 [lB 70 74 .. .. Roop, Harley 152 30 20 7-5 30 18 85 .. .. Rus*. James M 45 10 TO 3.0 8 * W 6- .. •• Schafer. Cliahner C 119 15 20 3.5 15 19 89 122 62 30 Schafer, Job. W 77 17 24 4.1 5 5 2* 42 .. 15 Scheuman. Arthur 83 12 16 2.8 * -2 O Scherer. Fredenck 80 17 25 5.0 5 4 «" -j • Scheuman, Job 145 3 18 2.0 - }- »3 W Scheiferstein, Ed 188 32 46 *■« W 1- 5. 64 ... Sch«ler»tein. Plul ll* 115 118 3.3 7 8 36 40 .. .. Srhrent F l . 70 U 1* I 3-0 52 2* .127 159 .. .. Selkmg. August jr 130 31 27 6.0 15 !1’ ** ’ - Selking. Ixnna 80 9 11 ■■■• ’ « -» ” 15 .. Selking. Wm. A ’0 16 21 i 3.7 9 I » »- *8 Sheets, thamuiy I’o 30 52 10 0 |6 <* »J ’• >• Sheets, Merle 1 160 43 130 10.9 " » 33 17 .. •• Singleton, Fiauk . ...r-.. ’« -’ll 23 I 4.3 10 8 3. 38 8 .. Singleton, lesre I 11l ' 30 '22 4.2 8 6 38 33 .. .. Sprunger, Manin F 151 23 39 7.0 14 14 84 70 .4 .. Stiahiu, Phil » I3* ?’ | ; « 35 .. .. Stulls, F. M 80 30 .21 4.3 ,5j3 41 .2 .. .. Tiemaim. Louise 156 24 I2S 4.9 15 111 150 *6 .. .. Tonnellier, Eid 1100 16 123 4.7 4 4 -3 i 32 .. .. Weber. Herman 182 17 [2O ?■« ||S 99 '9B .. .. Weber. Otto l> 180 1* 21 5.0 » 10 46 <.* .. .. Weidler. Jacol 52 64 It .6 30 14 125 87 .. .. Wolfe. Allien M I 8" 13 18 4.6 4 4 27 25 .. .. Wolpert, Andrew 240 36 55 9.1 ..1.. .. •» •• Zerkle, Hubert 172 10 10 .... 41 4 23 128 .. .. UNION TOWNSHIP Counnuuity Committee —Adolph Scliametlob, Benjamin Gcrkc, Victor L. Uknau Baker. Emanuel R |8" I 23.0 I 24.0 I 5.0 114[14 172 18 .. |l4 Baker. Jacob H 180 I 13.0 22.0 IM t 3 JII9 36 ;.. Barkley. Jacob C, 1175 80.5 I 61.5 17.5 22 23 106 110 W 7 Baumann. Henry 11.”.5 I 22.5 I 24.5 5.0 * ?8 *I 14 Raster. Hwarc ' [65 | 15.0 | 12.0 3.0 5 * 31 39 .. .. Beard. Wm. Clinton [95 I 18.0 21.0 I 4.0 7 I 7 44 41 .. .. Bicnz. Adam 14« j 29.0 1 30.0 6.0 11 15 /3 8- .. .. Bien*. Ervin C 80 ! 15.0 ,'14.0 3.0 * 8' 5* 49 .. .. Bischoff. Edward A 80 I 12.0 j .10.0 5.1 4 5 14 25 .. .. Bischoti. Richard 'IM I 33.0 22.0 6.0 2 I 2 8 » 8 .. .. Blakey, Arthur 'IOO | 24.0 24.0 5.0 8 8 46 56 .. .. Blakey, lohu W 1200 | 40.0 I 42.0 9.0 >5 , '»’ ’’ •• •• Bleeke bred l°o j 21.0 I 23.0 5.0 12 Ilsf 72 80 .. Itleeke. lohn M 1200 48.0 38.0 9.9 16 22 ■ 1071 141 .. .. Bleeke. Pauline 159.5 | 32.0 38.0 7.0 le :1* 82 88 .. .. Bleeke. Richard F 11-’O 19.0 | 25.0 5.0 8 8 66 66 .. .. Bleeke Win E 16» [ 28.0 ' Jl.O 5.0 I 7 ' 8!51 164 .. Bleeke, Wm. Theodor.... U 99 i 4i,.u 34.» 8.0 jIII 14 58 [7B .. .. Rowers. Fiemont '45 [14.5 4.75 .... 7 6 4* 43 .. .. Rrndbeck, Chatmer 120 34.0 I 26.0 6.0 7113 173 95 .. .. Brown. Cyrus C 'o" H O U S 3.5 5 6 40 44 .. .. Buettner, Htnrv C. 80 20.0 I 20.0 4.0 77, 28 38 .. .. Burger, Alva K 'llO 30.0 40.0 7.0 ■ 2 10 12 43 .. .. Butler, Harold »» , 25.0 25.0 5.0 8 . ;50 Clem, Chauncey E 1117 34.0 ' 35.0 10.0 4 .. !23 .. 11 ... Clem. Melvin A 247 40.0 I 30.0 8.7 U 20 71 71 .. .. Clevenger, Dau 50 15.0 10 13 48 .9 .. ... llevenger. Ralph 70 11.0 [24.0 3.5, 5 7 14 [26 .. .. Cnwigr, James R 185 , 44.0 34.0 8.0” 15 1- 93 ■9O Delnrer, Henry H 120 ,' 50.0 I 50.0 10.0 18 118 103 118 .. .. Fisher, Joseph J 130 40 0 I 40.0 8.0 26 j 24 65 ( 42 .. .. Gauut, Wayne 40 17.0 . 6.0 2.5 5 ! 2 28 \l2 •• Geimer, Florian 177.5 46.0 I 53.0 10-0 28 j 22 15* 147 Geimer Herman ........ 138 37.0 ' 35.0 8.0 19 21 . 117' 138 •• Grote. Charles W 114 21.0 1 22.0 5.0 10 i 10.57 168 .. .. Grote. Roland F IM 30.0 28.0 6 0 15 'ls HI 85 .. Groves, John 117 24.0 131.0. 5.5 2 1 5’ 15 37 .. 8 Harden, Clyde 1120 46.0 ' 23.0 7.0 B'l 41 I 4I 10 19 Harmon, Fred ‘IO6JI ' 19.| 39. U 6.U 5 i 5 27 3\ .. 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