Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 235, Decatur, Adams County, 4 October 1935 — Page 2

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COMMISSIONERS CLAIMS TO BE ALLOWED OCTOBER 7, 1935 MiSiflißHeoils Ft. W«yne PtM Co off supplies 77.44 City of Decatur light power 176. J7 Citizen* Telephone Co phone 5>.70 Decatur Democrat Co supplies "i "M Cleo V. Arnold deputy hire .... Jo,Ju David D. Depp postage Mary Cowan deputy hire 75 OU John W. Tyndall postage .... 10.00 ( Mary K. Tyndall clerk hire . 50.00 Belmore Wechter deputy hire 70.00 John Wechter postage 34.00 Allyn W KellOg Sales Co. T. E 300 Ruth Knapp deputy Hire ..... .. in.oo < Waiter J. Uockman postage ... 100 James Cowan recorder’s eip 10 on ■ boo T GIHl* deputy Hire 75.00 William li. Bell Special deputy 35.00 Dallas Brown Postage ... 500 Dallas Brown mileage .. . ;»4.7» . I'uilds Brown Mileage IS.lr David Habegger ditch exp 8.10 ben Mtt'uliough do .... 9.1Howard Mauller do 9.HU j Edwin Beer do 4.74 ( iHlliom Lumber Co. do -3.00 < Adams County Lumber Co. doH.UO | Aiuert Buras do 4.UU i Frank Myers do 4 . 0 , Harold Dokh do 4 aU Frank Merriman do 4.00 j Harve L. Sipe do *•??': K. G. Doinlnger do }■«, August Conrad do •‘J’;. , Frank Peterson do LUU Wayne Peterson do - •’•{Ji! Chas E. Pussey do . i ■ Robert Dubach do •• <5 I Truman Berry do Elmer Heyerly do • Lewis Mvrillat do J. W. Landrum du J JJJJ 1 D. Baltsell do ?«6° Frank Knittie do 5.30 . Arthur Moesrhberger do J.‘;» j Albert D. Dubach do .... . 4.50 j Wull’.ni.iii do 1 ( Freeman Reynolds do ’ Herman Bertsch do -2-OJ ( Elmer J. Isch do 500 j Ralph Bercot dx> 7? 1 Norman Schaefer do I*-00 ] Kirck Tyndall Co do 14.;»b | Clifton E. Striker sal. post 148.3 U j Margaret S. Myers salary .... OL.oV ] Clifton E. Striker mileage 25.27 ( Kiger and Co supt. exp w -J* J L. E. Archbold salary ... <O.»J ] L. E. Archbold operating exp 11.92 j Mildred Koldewey salary < >OO j Commercial Print Shop pr<»s exp j E’. J. W irthmmi Sal. post 92.a0 } Robert J. Zwick inquest ... ILS’] 1 Dr F. L. Grandstaff H. C. Sal 27.1 j J. C Grandstaff H C. Ex 3.60 1 J. A. Cline assessing 3.50 j F. O. Martin Co. Com. ... 00 ] Phil Sauers do 80.00 ] Moses Augsburger do 80.00 ; Henry Dehner Co. council 20.00 ] Chris Eicher do ■ 20.0 U ] Evert Banter do 20.00 i August Conrad do 30.00 ] James A. Hendricks do 20.00 \ James Kenney do 30.00 Dean Byerly do .... 20.00 | Henry B. Heller salary 60.00 ) Ja bC. Miller road viewers 4.00 ] August Conrad du 4.00 ] Harvey S. Smith do 4.00 ] Decatur Insurance Agt. bond 33.60 ( Otho Lobenstein O. A. burial 76.00 1 W. J. Schumaker salary . ... 75.00 ( Mary McClure salary do 2a.wo i Frank Krick Court house .. 549.31 ( Carl C. Pumphrey do 15.00 1 Mrs. B. W DeVor do 7.70 1 Schafer Hdw. Co Ct. H. Jail 6.90 * Dallas Brown prisoners - Nor. Ind. Public Ser. Co. jail 8.43 I Martin C. Kiess do 10.81 J. A. Colchln do . 41.55

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Harve Stevens Co «r.. 6 Leo E. Ehtnger do 13.35 Carroll C. and C, Co do 366.85 Berne Witness Co adv 165.31 S. E. Black soldiers burial.... 75.00 Irene Byron sanatorium 100.00 Midland OH Co. Tax refund 16.64 Koeher L. and C. Co. aur. stakes 7.00 Kocher L. and C. Co 2.60 County Infirmary H. P LaFontaine salary ... 150 00 Clara Salary 33.33 August Morgan labor 35.00 Herbert La Fontaine do 35.0# Dorothy LaFontalAe do 35.00 Florence Lengerich do 35.00 Calvin Falb do 20.00 Perry J Teeter do . 2.20' Harold Martin du 41.79 j Theodore Lengerich do 2.25 Tom Garner do .. 64.00 Rot. A M Claueer do 4.001 Smith Drug Co. Operating Exp. 14.61 Walter Deltsch do ... 30.14* Indiana State prison du 20.391 H P. Schmitt do 8.30 Miller’s Bakery do 32.40 Cash Coal and S. Co du 698.16 Standard OH Co. do 11.54 i Lankenau’a Store do 121.85 I Henry Dehner do 99.92! Nichols Shoe Store du 13.00 Indiana Reformatory do 17.05 Holthouse Schulte and Co. do 23.85 Niblick and Co. do 2.31 Martin Gilson do 7.65 Miracle Mfg. Corp, do ... 32.75 Kuhn? Drug Store du 4.02 U. S. Chemical Co. do ... 20.31 Economy Hog Cattle P. Co do 48.45 McCormlck-Deerlng Store do . 126 00 R. VV. Noland do 42.56 Schafer Hdw Co. do 15.10 Decatur Electric Shop do 7.88 Kocher D C. Co. do 9.13 Hoard of Guardian* Anna Ripberger M uher's aid 16.’>0 Leota Beery do 5.00 Elisabeth Hodle do lU.OO Gertrude Schurger do . ... 5.00 1 Madeline Dunn do 10.00 opal Myers d o 20.00 ( Monia White do 5.00 • Eva Tumbleson do 5.00 j Emma Beer do 15.00 I Mary Reynolds do . 5.00 1 j Mara McClure do .... 5.00 Leuretta Whitman du 5.00 i Olive Reynolds do 10.00 ' Merle Bristol do 10.00 |* lM?lla Debolt do 5.00 Margaret Myers do . 5.00 Marie Anderson do 10.00] Edna Ray do 10.0 u t Mary Hazelwood d u 10.00 Pearl Reed do 5.00 - Wilma Sommers do 10.00 Laura Beerbower do 5.0 U Rase Schindler do 10.0 V LaVauga Kistler do Bernice Johnson do 5.00 , Zelma FTdgell do 5.00 Laura Merriman du 5.00 Fannie Hitchcock do 5.00 W. Guy Brown Mileage 16.52 Ft. Wayne O H. Bd. G. 124.00 White’s Ind. Manual labor Inst 150.5 U Highway Repair District Nu. I Hugo H. Gerke labor 75.60 Harry Miller do . ... 1.25 . Robert Gerke do 3.00 Roy Conrad do 30.62 Otto Doherty do 36.12 Henry Gerke do 7.50 i Guy Krall do 28.37 ; Wm. Lichtenberger do 28.37 Glenn Merica do 31.0 U Kenneth Amstutz do 7.50 Elmer Gerke do 2.U0 < Gustav Krueckeberg do 1.00 < Frank Smith do 1.00 i L. F. Fuhrman do 37.50 • Elmer Fuhrman aa 30.75 Bun, k *!■ 'V 1

Herbert Bloemenberg de 26.25 Roy Beer do »•«» Wm. Bittner do Harlan Stevens do 16.66 Harold Burger do 31.75 John Bittner do 31.75 District Nu. 1. Herman «. Uleman labor 93.00 Lee Fleming do 88.00 R F. Sauers do 88.00 Ralph Martin d.» W Clarence Durkin do 91.20 George Loahe do 31.25 Ambrose Spangler do 31.2a Ralph Lawson do 5.00 Gust Conrad du 16.75 Henry Bonke do 6.0” 1 Robert Helman do .Charles Iteffelt do 1i Charles Eatella do 7.50 John Yost do IL7£ 1 Earl Arnold do 23 7.» I Carl Arnold do 16.00 I Dwight Arnold do 14.7 b i Albert Roth labor team 4.00 Charles Bowers do 4.00 Bob Ehrman do 4.UV Ralph Shady labor JOO ] Edgar Shady do 13.<5 Floyd Arnold Labor team 6.00 i Joe Aschliman do . 4.00 Al Laugerman labor 7.30 John Kohne do 16.25 Clarance Lengerich do 6.75 C. Schlosser do 6.0 U John Marshall do 26.00 R. G. Deinlnger do Chas Sullivan do 8.75 Ralph Teeter do 6.00 Orley Ritter do 5.00 John Johnson do 2 00 District No. 3 John J. Habegger labor 98.00 Wm. Brunner do . 81.75 Arman Habegger do ... H John Thatcher du .... 36.75 Alfred Elzey do 1 90 Wm. Wendell do 89.50 I Dan Durbin do 16.55 Albert Burke do 43.40 Noah Hendricks do - .90 Amos Huaer do 13.65 Merlin Beer labor team Homer Hanni do 12.50 Ralph Burke labor do JJ.SO George Brunner labor 11.25 Fred Roe do 2.40 Lee Lendsey labor team -.00 Dan Baker d > } J 0 Francis Huffman labor 2.50 Gale Bebout labor <-20 Charles Reffelt do -10.0 U Peter Martin do . God (red Smith do S..*o Elmer Vhrick do 8.00 Dan Kaehr do Levi Braun do 4.»0 Amos Huser do — Albert Leichty do — District No. 4 J. C. Augsburger labor jo.oo Edwin Spichiger do JJ-J® Amos Steiner do 38.75 Lawrence Noll do }J®® Ben Lehman do Fred Lenhart do Walter Hofstetter do *0 Fred Mathvs labor team 2.50 Ernest Hanni do 2.00 Herman Mathys labor ... .75 J. D. Augsburger do . 10.00 Richard Stanley do 33.60 Miser Ila nesua Eastern Ind. O. S Co. op. exp 228.50 Gottschalk Supply Co. do .8.50 Porter Tire Co. do 155.43 Butler s Garage do H F Kitson do ®*-J® The Schafer Co. do Jf-J® Geneva L. and S. Co. do 18.10 Old Fort Motor Co do , 1-J5 Cash C. and S. Co do 149.38 The Gledhill Road M Co do 83.10 Fulton Machine Co do . .. 18-03 1. L. Kern Garage do • _g<s

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1935.

W. H. (hlliom do .................... li.oo Johnson Repair Shop do - Welter Brlnteenliote do ".Jo Yoet Broe. do - 43».1» Anne Murtnuirh Office help IS.OO W. It. aillloni Sal mileage Western Oil Co Op. rxp 131.H0 Oeor<l» K Morris rlghl-ol'-way s«.<K> John Stelgmeyer do . 32.00 Laura Uykman do .... *4.00 Beata Blakey do 34.00 Letlla Hchnipp do 41 00 Charles Grote do ... ..Loo Alexander Patterson do 04.00 Mary K. Lehrman do 32.00 J Jhn Martin Bleeke do ... 71.40 Fred C. Bittner do 14.00 Henry Lehrman do 04.00 John W Kareh 8. Co material ’.’8..'5 Mt'shbercer Bros. H. Co. do 4!» Blue Creek 8. Co. do 478 Hl Meshberaer Bros. S. Co IK2H.OS Blue Creek 8. Co d 0... 3377..07 Blue Creek 8. Co do 4004.42 K ppers Products Co. do 11207.70 Kocher L. and C. Co. op. exp 32.40 Certified this 3rd day of October 1035. John W- Tyndall Auditor Adams County. Oct 4-7 Test Your Knowledge | Can you answer seven of these | ten questions? Turn to page Four for the answers. a——— - - — i ' 1. Who was Frederic William Henry Myers? 2. What is a seismograph? 3. What is the name of tile early native Christians of Egypt and their present-day successors? 4. Is the sending of unsigned cards and letters through the mails illegal? 5. Name the first Governor-Gen-eral of British India. 6. Where' is the Feis Planetarium? 7. What is myrrh? 8. Is the District of Columbia a state or a territory? 9. In which South American country is the city and port of Coquimbo? 10. What is the name of the legislative body of Pennsylvania? o BIBLE DISPLAY CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE the observance. Rev. Sundermann is chairman of the display. The Rev. C. M. i’rugh is

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chairman of ootnniltae to obtain the cooperation of clubs and lodges in the city. Rev. tareon is chairman of a committee to make a Bible canvass of the town. The Ministerial association requesting all literary cluba and lodges to observe the anniversary in some manner. Speakers on Bible subjects and the distribution of Bible pamphlets have been suggested. ! The Ministerial association will make a canvasa of the town to determine the number of Bibles in the city. The association will also make an effort to furnish Bibles to families who are unable to purchase th xni. The Protestant churches in the city will unite in a Union service in a few weeks to observe the anniversary. The churches may present a religious play at the service. November 10 will be National Bible Sunday. Special services will FREE! To The First 48 Customers AN ALUMINUM COFFEE POT GIVEN AWAY With Each CHANGE OF OIL and GREASE JOB. These Coffee Pots sold up to $3.85 at Fisher & Harris store. First Come--First Served. Hurry! or call 170 for appointment. THOMPSON CHEVROLET CO.

be observed in all Protestant churches at that time. —o — ■ Seized Liquor Returned WVKRKTT, Wash. (U.R) —Herbert. Clough, lunchroom proprietor, Is ] one of the first Everett citizens to have confiscated liquor restored with apologies. Superior Judge Guy C. Alston held the liquor was | taken without a proper search warrant. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur CHICAGO! 010 HEIDELBERG INN Colorful... Unique entertainment, nightly, till 1... Famous for fish... No cover charge .. _ NEW FIELD BUILDING Financial itction...LlVE BROOK TROUT, LIVE LOBSTERS . .. ocher iish spccialciei...moderate _ prices, e. Kkc n w STATION 5 Eitel zee- ■ taurants— ■ C \ convenient ■ F \ also to ■ \ Union • X.V \ Station. > £ OLD HEIDELBERG RANDOLPH AT STATE NEW FIELD BUILDING CLARK AT ADAMS N. W. RAILWAY STATION MADISON AT CANAL '

MARKETREPORTS daily report of local ANO FOREIGN MARKETS Brady’s Market for Decatur, Berne, Cralgvllle. Hoagland and Willshire. Close at 12 Noon. Corrected October 4. No commission and no yaydage. Veals received Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. 100 to 120 lbs $ 8.18 | 120 to 140 lbs 8.60 140 to 160 lbs 9A6 j 160 to 190 lbs 10.10 190 to 230 lbs «... H> 40 230 to 270 lbs 10.20 270 to 300 lbs 10.10 300 tn 350 lbs 10.00 Roughs — 8.75 Stags - 7-2° Vealera ! * " 5 Kwe and wether lambs 8.00 Buck lambs — 7.00 Yearling lamba 4.00 DAVID ADAMS d CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Dec. May July Wheat .. $106’4 81.04 H .95 Corn 62H .60% .60% Data 29% .30% .30 FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, Ind.. Oct. 4. —(U.R) — Produce: Hogs. 25c higher; 225-250 lbs., $11; 250-275 lbs., $10.95; 275-300 lbs.. $10.85; 200-225 lbs., $10.90; 180-200 lbs. $10.85; 160-180 lbs.. $10.75; 300-350 lbs., $10.60; 150-160 lbs.. $10.65; 140-150 lbs, $10.40; 130-140 lbs.. $9.90; 120-130 lbs., $9.85; 110-120 lbs., >9.40; 100-110 lbs.. $9.15; roughs. $9.50; stags, $7.75. Calves, $10.50; lambs, $8.75. CLEVELAND PRODUCE Cleveland. 0., Oct. 4. — (U.R) — Produce: Butter market, firm; extras. 30c; standards, 30c. Egg market, firm: extra whites, 32c; current receipts, 25c; pullets, 21c. Live poultry, firm; colored fowl, heavy. 22c: ducks. 5 lbs. and up, 18c; small, 15c. Potatoes (100-lb. bags) Maine, $1.25; Ohio and Wisconsin, SI.OO- - Idaho, $1.85-$1.90. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET Corrected October 4. No. 1 New Wheat, 60 lbs. or better 98c No. 2 New Wheat, 58 lbs 97c Oats 20 to 25c Soys Beans, bushel 60c No. 2 Yellow Corn, 100 lbs SI.OB Rye 48c CENTRAL SOYA MARKET Soys Beans, bushel 60c Delivered to factary • O 1 Mission Festival At St. Luke’s Reformed The annual Mission Festival of the St. Lukes Reformed church at Honduras, will be held next Sunday at the Kirkland high school auditorium. The speaker for the festival will be Rev. Frank Zartman of Sulpher Springs, Ohio. Rev. Zartmau is a capable speakej- and will hring appropriate messages at the morning service at 10 o’clock and at the evening session opening at 7:30 o’clock. He is also a talented artist and will give a chalk talk during the afternoon program beginning at 2 o’clock. Musical selections will be given by the neighboring Reformed churches during the afternoon. The public its invited to attend these services. Mother Os Seven Is Given Sentence Fort Wayne, Ind.. —(UP)— A mother of seven children was sentenced to 10 years at the Indiana women’s state prison late yesterday by Judge Clarence R. McNabb in Allen circuit court when she was found guilty of complicity in the slugging and robbery of Russell Hoover, of this city. The mother, Mrs. Cleona Stewart 26, was charged with having , “steered” Hoover out of a beer parlor into an alley where Wallace Bryant, 24, colored, knocked him unconscious with a brick and “rolled’’ him for hia money. Bryant was sentenced to 10 years in the state reformatory yoaterday tor his part in the crime. w GILLETT TRUCK TIRES I at Special Prices. fl Six Months fl unconditional |« • j guarantee. PORTER C® TIRE CO. 341 Winchester St.

j AM) NOTICES® 1 octobe); room suites •„ lOk 13 living room suites up. 7 kitchen .ablueu,' kitehen ranges, $32 up ... springs. $5 50 up. 75 eum rugs. up . s ‘ heaters, $2! .... :2 S.O up. eb . .. . Wash(lr hue wash, r, s,; a All n) guaranteed „ 1; • door Store ope.. t . v key & Co. Monroe. I cj —————— —.— — FARMS ! .)!: ‘ acres in M.„. r0 ,. be bough, at a bargain X acres ... Mor,: . • 18 acres with . , ik!g „ 1 rooms. Sniai! i,. 1l n w ., h and bins tor wheat in( j 1 Splendid soii \ real > the price. Sc the j A Realty t’o Monroe. Ind FOR SALE truck will, iw.i S et s 0( excellent m.al.anicdl dual geai A trUfk or < all Ray I;. al t h, Garage at I r.mi City | n(i |B Duroeks. Gilts out 0 [ htigKie it T W 1: ; ;j B FOR SALE Cabbage, 1, flfll Albert Fox. ■> Ini ]e 9 l% miles south of Monroe, FOR SALE 'jflfl Reasonably priced, 54 southwest m. i„ -j zell & Son. FOR SALE—I sed DHuni®| like new ; oi| built on oven, good priced V. t y r. A- Co., Monroe. Ind FOR SALE IJ.g Eng.ish W| H| Leghorn pulletv Tom strain. John S' :T. ;S , phone. .. B| -LOSTA M) FOUND ■ LOST—Sheatt- : life time foun'am pen. please return receive reward W ,,— NOTICE B My office will be coits Oduß 7, 8, 9 and fO. S Dr. Floyd L. GranUtllß iB — SHERIFF <ALE ■ lu tbr %<lami. • ir<-iih < <»ur' Vittel Indianii. < au*»r \o. ISJN H The Federal Land Bank of LhM ville vs. Otti.s F. K.rtley; Kirtley; Charles i? S:mm ■«; M nle E. . Harry K. Veva Bernie** H ui. H.Mrifl Amy A. Mater: ‘ca'e George C. Kaufman. Emil C. winkvl. Catherine Rehwinkd: !■ Mutual Benefit Lite Insurance pany, John Jourequi. B By virtue of an order of sale I directed and delivered from O I Clerk us Adanu CiH Uit Court above entitled cause, 1 have upon and wil lexpu«e to sale by i lie Auction at th?- C.urtHouiediO i east entrance, fir?*t floor in County, between the hours of ’ o’clock A. M. and 4 .OU o'clock R J l on Saturday, the I'.-th day of Ofl ber, A. D. 1935. the tents for a term not ex> t • ‘ding seven}Bß . of the following Kcal Estate The southeast fraction »f 21, township north, range . uemg more particularly describe#™ follows, towit: The east fraction J * the southeast quarter, and the east fraction of th- northeast VJB ter, of the said -ectu-n -hJJ south and east of the NN a hash r W I containing 126.26 a- : - more or « situated in Adams •- unt'. luoaj 5 And on failure t > realize tberfflW I the full amount of the Judgmeij® interest thereon and usts, ! ' the same time am! in the aforesaid offer f”i '-ale the t . t pie us the above des- nbed « ■ tatc. Taken as the property oiv > F. K irtley; Jessie \ M’dle y.i les E. Simmons; M; nine E.- _ Harry K. Hall; Neva Bornite MJ Joseph H. Mater, , An ( ; Grace Kaufman. » »”<.rge L MJ man: Emil C. Reh" k Hehwinkel; The Mutua Beneth ‘ Insurance t’ompau' • n • at the suit of The federal ui Bank of Louisville .. itii 'u.jl ) Said sale will be made vth u . relief whalevef from \aluati I apPraiSe Ta i ’li I .s l W—■ Sherifi Adams Count', l’ 1^" 1 Arthur E. X

■ , 8 S PRAGUE : g OFFERS I Simons 1 ■ Springs- Ax-n'ns’ ( H Wilton Rugs f ""’ rJ ■ of Mohawk A.ins-roig ’ ’ ■ Gold Seal C.-'gs-’-- M n All nationally kr,OA 0 „ ■ chanoise at price: v"U ■ for shoddy, jM chandise. B SPRAGFE g FURNITURE CO'IP K 152 S. 2nd st. Phone '« i N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glassee F l ' l HOURS: 8:80 to 11=30 12:30 to s ” I Saturdays. 8:00 P- ® TolonhnnA I s "