Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 84, Decatur, Adams County, 8 April 1938 — Page 5

Candidates In Primary Election 1938

■ ■ SHBe u ITI< I’ <B I ' ■ '. ,m> ■ MB I” VUK... «-'(. ■> W . .„ t - n !,.'■ U°" ■ ■ B . " ,r IV i " 1,1 |B V ; .“... Per *beriH B • .•«- M 1 ’ ' For (*t<’»<r bt . n ,. t . Ker •’> Bl rt.• liall.l. For ( MB. R „nv..n. I"> liMiatu. ■< W ffttnan. I-' It. bana ■... mi -r I ir-l gm ("•••atur, Indiana. 1- ,rr IH.lnrl Bfatr. OKatur Indmua. ' ou>.. limai< IHBeW Decatur. Indiana. ■r, r iniinD < oiinrihiui.i second District |M< .. , n - M •. ■ ■ • IkoHur. Ind.ana. (ounty CoouHlmun H Third Dintrlrt Gent*', a. I 'idi;» na. |M KI r Conn’? ‘ Ilwan Foarth District Berne. Indiana. |l(|ll tt ' ■•"»' •’.»• i:; ‘.f-iarK.*’ Vote for Three P-cdtur. In-liana. De' <*’ ir - Indiana. De- nd ana. cber - Decatur, Indiana. Ftnker. Berne Indiana. SB For Townxhip Trustee Manner. !»»•■ atur, Ind. ’ Kp ' kj,K 1 >e ‘ d ‘ 1 ■ I,ld T'-nuMhlp Ad*i*»r> Hoard I ote For Three Decatur. In i. De-atur, Ind. Thieme De-atur. Ind. K r Pw’’"’ ‘ -m mil ter man East I nlon < 1 • a»ur, Ind. !>' n» Mair < oioeution BM East I nion (1 ) ■ m Thieme. De atur, Ind. ■br P™*i“ c * •«»imhi if ter man West I nlon <2> Decatur, Ind. to Mate ( -h *«•»»( ion K Hest I nion (2» BI F w. Tiliemr Dr -ata-, Ind. B ROOT TOW \Mill’ B For Tomiimblp 1 'rtiMtrr B fed lierke. De-atur. Indiana. ■ rlnwhi|i tilfinory Board B Vote For Three B i Auman. Decatur, Ind. B Biefeerit h. De- atur. Ind. B Busick. Decatur, Ind. Precinct Committeeman B RtMt Rm,t ’ 3 * Be kmexei D« -atur. Ind. to Mnte < oiMrntioii H East Root (St H dSautter, Decatur, Ind. H »r Precinct < ommitterman H West Root 1 4 i ■ tJ Singleton, Decatur, Ind. H Dclrfßte to Mate I oiiseiition ■ Wn >t Roo < ,4 ’ H r F Gallmeyer. Decatur. Ind. ■ PREBLE TOW \MI IP H For Township Trustee Br:Zwi k. Preble. Indiana. Bh Teunship AiKisory Board m Vote For Three Bl Bieberi<h. Decatur, Ind. Brt Blomenbtrg, Decatur. Ind. Bit Kruetzman, Decatur. Ind. Bar Prreinrt < oiniiiif teemnn B ' #r,h Preble tT>» Bt-“ Ostermeyvr. De- atur, Ind. BDrlernte to Mnte < oh* ent ion ■T Vorth Preble ■ fF. Gallmeyer. Decatur, Ind. I 'or Precinct ( oinniit trcnian I tenth Preble (Hi ■ Ipli Linnemeier, Preble, Ind. H Delegate to Mnte ( on sent lon ■ Keuth Preble (Hi I iStoneburner. L»eeatiir, Ind. ■ I L .^ or Diwnship Trnstce ■ din H Fruechte, Decatur, Ind. I id H. High, Decatur, Ind. I Q e( ' at ur, Ind. ■ r Township AdviKory Honrd I « Borne. Decatur, Ind. I or Precinct ( owimit termaa I Sorth Kirklnnd <7) z I iph Kolter, Decatur. Ind. I Delegate to State ( on* ent ion I Vorth Kirkland (7| I iStoneburner, Decatur, Ind. I or Precinct Committeeman I Math Kirkland (K| I id). Brown, Decatur, Ind. I Dogate to State < on*ention I Kirkland (K» I !Stoneburner. Decatur, Ind. SWHlWlox TOWNSHIP for Tennshii) Trmslee n Becker, Decatur, Ind. Btoiner, Decatur, Ind. e '!■-Marsluind, Decatur, Ind. ■nJ ToWOM,li| l AMMCMMOr ■B. Stoneburner. Monroe, Ind. ■ winner, Decatur, Indiana. loemship Advisory Board Ir For Three «froll. Decatur, Ind. -' Parrish, Decatur, Ind. Decatur, Ind. ' ""'■"'-••‘eman k p 7? " a " l, '"«»»n, (I»» • r Heimann, Decatur, Ind. . “•* 1 ' "aabinKton, <D> Pom>. ® eaver! ‘. Decatur, Ind. J.lk !?' * * ""‘■"-••ernian k P"** w “WWon < in> Raker, Decatur. Ind. »«u7bu > u?****"’ 1 '"Kton IUD f wngenberger, Pleasant Mills, |'»r PrMnei Committeeman L.„, 'wo-or 1 A <2»> I llei,™,"''? Decat “ r . Ind. L Kr "r I A <2lt> [lor P, Ind. I * '-''"'■t < omniltteeman hrel„^'",'" r 1 K <»’» I l>H. . "’-alur. Ir d. F ' »« state - onbenthm L, ’’ecnlur 1 h Agni iHd. I). * ""■■■■'--eemnn L w ™lur 2 A <ill > F p Meli h M. r 's»'“ catur ‘ lndf I'drLu S . k n ‘ ~ Ind. I I),™? 0 < «n»entloa hi. d'v ,ur * * 1,1 J--'"‘"-Itteeman id m Uec “l»r S B (82> * "rtS -’e-Htur, Ind. ?"> , ,* tutr , ~ r «ita« lommltteemaa

John L. DeVoas, Decatur, Ind. lleenlur a A taa> 11(1 ward F, Jabetg, Decatur, lnd. for Delegate to Male <oa,cation Decatur 3 A < rttl > Harold Sautter, Decatur, lnd. Por Preelart <omniltteenian Deralar 3 It IM) Joseph H. Brennan, De atur, Ind. Fnr Deleirate to Male I oateutlMii Decatur « II 134> Bert Gage, De'utur, Indiana. •T. BIHVIt TDWAKHIP For Towuahlp Truatee Groce Tope, Decatur, Indiana. Harvey J Sella. Di, atur, lnd. For ToHnaklp AUtlaory Board Vote For Three H. M. Crownover, Decatur. Ind. A. tV. Gulick. Decatur, lnd. Charles P. Troutner, Decatur, Ind. For Preeinet l oiumliieeman Nurlb Hl. Mary'a (11) i Milton Edsell. Decatur, Ind. Foe Delegate to State t oo,ration Sorth Ml. Mary'a till Anton F. W. Thleine, Decatur, Ind. For Preelnct t omuili tremaa Mouth St. Mary'a 113) Elmer E. Winans, Decatur, lnd. For Delrunte to stale lontrnlloii Mouth Mt. Mary'a I IB) Steve A. Dongenberger, Pleasant Milts, Indiana. 81.1 K CRRWK TOM VMHIP For Township Trustee Ben F. Tickle. Monroe, Ind. J. Frank Merriman, Monroe, Ind. For Townahlp Ad» larry Hoard Ante For Three Jacob Dolch, Decatur, Ind. William H. Johaxon, Decatur, lnd. William Kauffman. Decatur, Ind. Chancey O. Manley. Decatur, lnd. Fred Qkeley, Deiatur, lnd. For Preelnct Commlttenilln Aorth Blue - reek <l3t Rolla P Merrls, Monroe, lnd. Far Delegste to State (enyeation North Hine Creek (131 Steve A. Dongenberger, Pleasant Mills. Indiana. For I'reclnet Cotumltterluiiu South Hlue Creek tl4) Earl Sipe. Monroe, Ind. Hiram Wittwer, Berne. Ind. For Delegate to Male -oaveutlon Mouth Hlue Creek 114) C. H. Muselman, Berne, Ind. MONROE TOWNSHIP For Township Trustee Edwin H. Gillioni, Berne, Ind. C. W. R. Schwarts, Berne, lnd. A ''layton Smith, Berne. Ind. For Township Advisory Board Vote For Three Noah Neuenschwander. Berne. Ind. Alfred Ryf, Berne, Ind. Jonas Sprunger. Berne, Ind. For Precinct Coniniltteemon North Monroe (111) Paul H. Bahner. Monroe, Ind. For Delegate to .state Convention North Monroe I IS) David J. gchwartt, Berne, Ind. For I'reclnet < oimnltteeuian Middle Monroe till) Elmer C. Beer, Berne, lad. For Delegate to State - oaveatloa Middle Monroe (1«) David J. Schwarts. Berne, lnd. For Freclnet Commltteeioan Berne A (171 Hemer C. Augslairger, Berne, Ind. Clifton Kohler, Berne, Ind. For Delegate to fffate Convention Berne A < IT y C. H. Muselman, Berne, Ind. For Precinct < oinniltleeniau Herne fi UH) I Elmer Winteregg, Berne, Ind. For Delegare to State Convention Berne H I IS) Leonard L. Whitehurst. Berne, Ind. For Preelnct I oiumltteemnn Herne C HID Leonard Baumgartner. Berne. Ind. For Delegate to Male < oaveatloa Herne C I ID) Leonard L. Whitehurst, Berne, lnd. FRENCH TOWNSHIP For Tewaahlp Truatee loren Heller, Berne, Ind. Barthold A Seesenguth. Bluffton, Indiana. For Township Advisory Hoard Ante For Three Jacob J Kauffman, Berne, Ind. Henry Meyer, Berne, Ind. Evert O. Rich. Monroe. Ind. For Preelnct Committeeman French Township l2O> -Marshall G. Reynolds, Bluffton, lnd. For Delegate to State Convention French Township (3U> David J. Schwartz. Berne, Ind. H ARTFORD TOWNSHIP F or Townahlp Truatee Eli Dubach. Geneva, Ind. John H Duff, Geneva, lnd. Charles Kizer, Geneva, fnd. For Township Advisory Board A ote F’or Three Ravmond F. Richer, Geneva, Ind. Chester Hall, Geneva, lnd. Peter N. Mosser, Geneva, lnd. For Precinct Committeeman North Hartford 111) Walter H. Meyer, Geneva. Ind For Delegate to State Convention North Hartford IZII Marcus Stably, Geneva, Ind. For Precinct Coniuilttecnmn south Hartford CCD Reuben R. Romey. Geneva, Ind. For Delegate to Stale Convention south Hartford <KD Man us Stably. Geneva. Ind. AA ABASH TOWNSHIP For Township Trustee Sam. L. Baumgartner, Berne. Ind. Walter Hofstetter, Geneva. Ind. Jesse C. Mann, Geneva. Ind. Ed. Stably, Geneva. Ind. For Township Advisory Hoard A ote For Three EIl Augsburger, Geneva, lnd. Fred Mathys, Berne. Ind. Eli C. Stuckey, Geneva, Ind. For Preeiwct I omiuitleewaa North M abash CCD Glen Agler. Berne, lnd. Rufus Huser. Berne. Ind. For Delegate to Mnte Convention North NA abash <331 Marcus Stably, Geneva, Ind. For I’reclnet t onimitteemaa Ceylon <241 John W. Kraner, Geneva. Ind. For Delegate to Mnte Convention Ceylon <24) Marcus Stably. Geneva, Ind. For Preelnct t ominltteemnil Geneva A |XA> Harold Mattax. Geneva, Ind. For Delegate to State t oavenlion Geneva A 125) William lleeter, Geneva. Ind. For Preelnct Committeeman Geneva H |2<l> I’red E. Lindsey, Geneva, Ind. For Delegale to State - onventlon Geneva B 12tD William Ureter, Geneva, lnd. .IF’.FI F.HM)N TOAI NSHIP For Township Trustee William M Adang. Geneva. Ind. For Township Advisory Honrd Note For Three william G. Bollenbgcher, Geneva, Indiana, , „ a Vidor Earl McKissic, Geneva. Ind. Vernon Miller. Geneva, lnd. Ari llie Smltley. Berne. Indiana. J. L A'ancy, Berne. Ind. F’or Preelnct CoinmlHeeman East Jeffersoti IST) Sum S. Egley. Berne. Indiana. For Delegate to Stole Convention East Jefferson <27> C. H Muselman, Berne. Indiana. For I’reclnet Conimltteenian AAcst Jefferson <2S> Bariev .T Reef, Berne, lnd. For 1)rle«H(e to MMe < out ration M’rot JrflrrMon (2*o William lleeter. Gene>,<. Ind CITA OF DFI ATI II F’or Mayor Ed. F. Berling. Decatur, lnd. Arthur It. llolthousi, Decatur, lnd. Lee Vance, Decatur, lnd. For < Ity t lerk-Treasurer Mrs. Allee Christen, Ducatur. Ind. Walter J. Kfess. Decatur, Ind Mrs. Ada Martin. Decatur, lnd. Counellnuin — First District George W. Meyers. Decatur, lnd. Councilman — Second District George W. Stults, D-J.a*’"'- ’" d . Couuelluiuu — 'I bird Dlstrlet Andrew Applemaai, Dncatur, lad.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, APRIL X, 19.38.

• *'•■!«* Dhvtrim l<«. J Kellar, Decatur, Ind. Cuunellnian-At-I.arge Adam C. Butcher, Decatur, lnd. Herman M Gllllg, Decatur. Ina. HFli’l III,H AN I’AH I V For Representative In Congress Fourth < ongresslonnl District W -Ft. Wayne, Ind. I-red W. Greeno, Fort Wayne. For J MI | K e Kith Jmlh lnl ( irrult Arthur I>. I’nverMaw, Berne, lnd. For l*roMe<titln K Atturnry Z4Uh JuUidiil < In uit For Joint Mrnntor for AdninH, Well* nod llhiikrord (duntiVN For Joint H«*prrß<*utAti*« h for AdnniN and Mr llm < nuntlrn Edward E‘ luiet hty, Berne, Indiana For Clerk Adnina t irrult Court For Auditor Fur Treasurer For MhrrifT For ( oronrr J. Jerome Yatrer, Berne, lnd. For Horveyor For Aoaesoor - - Fur < oiumlMMiunrr First DiiUrirt For Commlnaloner Mrrond District Fur ( oust) < ouuriiinnn First District For ( oust.* < uuiirilmMM Second District Fur Fuoaty t uiinril iuuii Third District Fur Comity < ounrilntitß Fourth District For < ounty <'ouncilmau-.At-L.arKe UNION TOM \MIII* For Township Trustee For Township Advisory Board For Precinct (oinmitteemHit East I nion (1» Fremont Bowers, Decatur, Indiana For DeleKate to State ( onventlon East I nion ( 11 I Milton Girod, Daratur, Ind. I Fur Precinct Cum in it teem an West < nion (2) • Roms Harden, Decatur, lnd. i For Drlrpute to State ( oaiteotion Meat I nlon (2) Milton Girod. Decatur, lnd. HOOT TOM ASHIP F’or Township Trustee Ralph M’. Rice, Decatur, Ind. For Township .Afl*lsor> Hoard ! - ». For Prrdari Commlttrraian East Hoot ,3) For Delegate to Stale < onveatlon East Root <3> Milton Girod, Decatur, Indiana. For I’reclnet Coiniuitleeman West Root <4) Ernest Tumbleson, Decatur. Ind. For Drlegate to Mate Coaveatlon West Root (4) Millon Girod. Decatur lnd PREBLE TOWNSHIP For Township Trustee For Township Advisory Hoard For Preclnet I omniltteeman North I’rehle GH Heed Caston. Decatur, Ind. For Delegate to State I onventlon North I’rehle (3) Milton Girod. Decatur, Ind Foe I’reelacl t ominitteenian South Preble <«» Gleti Baumgartner, Preble. Ind. For Delegate to State l oHvention Sonth I’rehle III) Milton Girod. Decatur, lnd. KIRKLAND TOWNSHIP For Township Trustee For Township Advisory Hoard For Precinct Committeeman North Kirklnnd (7) Edward L. Arnold. Decatur, Ind. For Delegate to State Convention North Kirklnnd <7) Milton Girod. Decatur, lnd. For Precinct Committeeman South Kirklnnd IS) Loyd Byerly, Decatur. Ind. For Delegate to State t onventlon Milton Girod, Decatur, Ind. AA ASHINGTON THAN N»HIP For Township Truatee John M Doan, Decatur, lnd. |.‘„r Towashlp Advisory Hoard For "precinct North Washington <U> Rolland G. Poling, Decatur, lnd. For Delegate to Stgte Convention North Washington Hi) Agnes Yager, Decatur, lnd. Fred Ahr, Decatur, Ind. For I’reclnet Committeeman South Washington 110) Eli C. Engle, Monroe, lnd. For Delegate to State Convention Sonth Washington < 10) James Halberstadt, Pleasant Mills, Indiana. For I’reclnet Coniiiiiiteeniaii Decatur 1 A <3ff> Tai F Peterson, Decatur, Ind. For Delegate to State < onventlon Decatur 1 A (2» Agnes Yager, Decatur, lnd. ITed Ahr, Decatur, Ind For Precinct ( oiMmitteemau Decatur 2 A (31) Cal E. Peterson, De- atur. In 1. For Delegate to Mate ( on* cut ion Drratwr 2 A (31) E VS' Johnson, Decatur, lnd. For prrrinct Committeeman Decatur i H <3W> Albert Beery. Decatur, Ind. Earl D. Kolter. Decatur, lnd. For Delegate to state t onventlon Decatur 1 B (30) E W Johnson, Decatur, lnd. For Precinct Committeeman Decatur 2 B (32) Oliver P. Mills, Decatur, lnd. FM Delegate io State l oaveniio.i Decatur 2 H <.41.1 i- W Johnson. Decatur, lnd. For Preclnet i omniltteeman ’ Decatur 3 A 133) Homer D. Lower, De< atur.lna. For Delegate to Mate touventiot Decatur 3 A 1.13) Charles C. Langston. Decatur, Ind. For Preelnct < ommltteemau Decatur 3 B 134) I dward P Warren. Decatur. Ind. to Decatur 3 H I.K, GharlesC |«ingston, De< atur. lnd. C ST MAHA’S TOWNSHIP |.; r Township Trustee Ben Mct’ullough, Decatur, Ind. Otis E Sbifferly, Decatur, Ind. For Township Advisory Hoard . Acte lor Three Sherman R. Alexander, DecaUir. ind.. Glen Ta Chronister. Decatur. Ind Randolph H Everett, De- atin. l id. For PrrcUrt Committeeman North M. Wlary’a (•!> . Kermit K Bowen, Decatur. I’“’ Deiegt.tr to State <onve„tlo. North St- Mary s lit) Agnes Yager. Du atur, lnd. l-'red Ah’ - Decatur, Ind. For Preclnet C ommitteeman south St. Mary'. Ilk) Theodo'e Hague. Pleasant Mills. In For Dcleg.-' - ’-<•«' I south st. Mary's <l-> James Halberstadt, Pleasant Mills,l Indiana.

81.1 M ( REEK TOM For Townohip Tmoter 'Vinhun H. Pattemun, Monroe, Ind. For Townnhlp Advloory Board Fur Prrrlurt ('oinmlttoemnn \urih Hlue Crcrk (13) Gerald Edwar<lM, Monroe, lnd. J. H. Kahnert, Monroe, lnd. For Drlrgntr to Mato 4 on*rii<ioii North Blur ( reek (13) James Halberstadt, Pleasant Mills, lnd. For PreHart Committeeman Mouth Blue Creek (11) i or Dategate i«» state ( natraatlaa vNoiith Blur ( reek (14) Menno Burkhalter, Berne, lnd. MON HOE TOM For Towuwhip Truatee Glen H. Neuenschwander. Berne, Ind. For Tuwnohlp Advloory Board I or l‘rr« iot f 1 oin io it < t «*mnn North Monroe (IS) Floyd W. Baxter, Monroe, lnd. J. Forest Ray, Monroe, lnd. For Drlrgntr to Blate 4'onveatiou North Monroe (15) James Halberstadt, Pleasant Milla, Indiana. For Prrrinct Coniniitlrrmiin Middle Mo nr or ( |(i) Adolph Sprunger, Berne, Ind. For Drlrgntr to State Convention Middlr Monroe ( HD Menno Burkhalter, Berne, Ind. Fur Preclnet Committeeman llrrn A (IT) Christian Kilty, Berne, Ind. For Drlrgntr to Mate 4'«»nventlou Brrnr A (17) Menno Burkhalter. Berne. Ind. For Prrriart Coiuinlttrriiian Berar B (IN) Amos Burkhalter, Berne, lnd. For Delegate to Slate 4 on* rnt lon • Brrnr B ( IN) Menno Burkhalter, Berne, Ind. For Prrrinct Committerman Brrnr 4’ 4 !•) John Kilty, Berne, Ind. For Drlrgntr to State 4 onvrntion Brrnr C 410) Walter Kilty, Berne, Ind. FHEN4 H TOWNSHIP Fur TuwifHkip TruMltr For Township Advinory Board —- k - For Prrrinct Commltlrrman French Townahlp <2O) ' Leo E. Engle, Monroe, lnd. For Drlrgntr to State Convention French TowiiNhip (20) i Milton Girod. Decatur, lnd. II XHTFOHD I'OW NSHIP For Townnhlp Trnnfrr i August F. Baker, Geneva, Ind. For TuwuNhip Advloory Hoard - For Precinct 4 «»mnilttermnn North Hartford (21) Preston L. Pyle, Geneva, Ind. For Drlrgntr to State 4 oinriitioii North Hartford (21) Walter Hilty, Berne, Ind. Fur Prrrinct t'oiHinitte<Muaii South Hartford (22) Lewis Martin, Geneva. Ind. Noah A. Pusey, Geneva, lnd. For Drlrgntr to State Convention South Hartford (22) Walter Hilty, Berne, lnd. W % II %SH TOW NSHIP For Townnhip Truster Daniel <’ Wagner, Geneva, lnd. For Township %d*is<»ry Board — -r — —— -• -• t For Prrrinct 4'onimittermnn i North Wabash (23) ' Fhtkene Farlow, Geneva, Ind. For Drlrgntr to State ( on* rut Lon North Wabash (23) Walter Hilty -.erne, In«l For Prrrinct 4'ommitteruian Ceylon (24) Harry Moore. Geneva, lnd. For Drlegalr to State 4 on* ration <e* lon (24) Ralph W. Snyder, Geneva, lnd. For Preeinrt 4 oininittrrinan <>eur*a A (2TD Floyd B Aspy, Geneva, Ind. For Delegate to Stale ( unvention <;cnevu A (25) Ralph W. Snyder, Geneva, lnd. Fur Precinct ( oHimi(ierinHti tirnevn B (2(0 B. R. Farlow. Geneva, Ind. Clarence C. Shepherd, Geneva. Ind. For Delegate to State (’on*ention Geneva B (241) Ralph W. Snyder, Geneva. In-1. JEFFEH*(IN TOM NSHIP For To*<nship Trustee Rev. Frank Johnson, Berne, lnd. For Township Ad*is4»ry Board 4 4 -4. For Prrrinct ( oinniilteruuin East Jefferaon (27) Chester L. Adams, Berne. Ind. For Delegate to State Convention East .letVerson (27) Ralph XV. Snyder, Geneva, lnd. For Precinct Committeeman West Jetterson (2N| Jesse O. Teeter, Geneva, Ind. For Delegate to State Convention West Jefferwon (2N) Ralph XV. Snyder, Geneva, Ind. ( IT) OF DEC % IT R For Mayor Forrest Elzey, Decatur, lnd. For City Clerk-Treasurer H. Vernon Aurand, Decatur, lnd. (ouueilmnn — First District Councilman Second District Morris R. Pingry, Decatur, Ind. Councilman Third District George T. Harding, Decatur. Ind. ( onncihiiHsi Fourth District Charles C. Langston, Decatur, Ind. State of Indiana. County of Adams SS, I G. Remy Blerly. Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court of County and State aforesaid, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full, true and correct list of the names of candidates to be voted upon at the Primary Election, May 3, 1938. G. REMY BIERLY Clerk Adams Circuit Cours. XI’RII -1

TO THE VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY I intend, if nominated and elected to the office of Judge of the Adams Circuit Cburt, to give to the people within the jurisdiction a fair and impartial administration of the law, applying the same careful and deliberate consideration to every matter, great or small. W It shall be my determined effort at all times to warrant the confidence placed in me. Your support is kindly solicited and will be greatly appreciated. | Hubert R. McClenahan iW. Democratic candidate FOR JUDGE Subject to the Democratic Primary election, Tuesday, May 3rd. " ‘ My number on the Democratic Ballot is 14. Pol. advt.

INDIANA FARM PRICES HIGHER Indiana Farm Price Index Rises, Although U. S. Figures Drop Lafayette, Apr. B.—Although the I U. 8. farm price incex for March 15 dropped to 86, one point below ! the February figure, the Indiana farm price Index based on 1910 — j 14 prices registered the first in- , crease since the prices started on j a downward awing in August, 1937, ' according to the monthly report on farm prices compiled by the departments of agricultural statistics and farm management, of Purdue university. The Indiana farm price index j for March was 104.4, or 3.9 points higher than the previous month, the report showed. Also, while | the U. 8. purchasing power of farm j products dropped one point from ! the February figure of 77, the In- ; diana purchasing power jumped to 83. three points above the Febru- ’ ary mark. Specialists of the farm manage- - ment department in commenting upon the farm price increases in ' Indiana stated that the situation | may be a temporary one caused i in part by seasonal or normal - swings upward, and also they add- ( ed other factors may have been ’ responsible for the farm price in- 1 creases. Taking up the individual commodities, all crops showed price declines except apples, which remained at the February figure of 75 cents per buhel. Os the livestock and their by products, wool, and horses registered price de-1 clines, while butter and calves re- i matned at their February levels, i All other livestock and by products I showed price gains over the pre- I vious month. Following were the Indiana farm prices reported: Price on Price on Mar. 15 Feb. 15 Corn (bu.) j .44 I .45 , Wheat (bu.i .81 .85 Oats (bu.) 29 .30 Rye (bu.) 62 .65 Aall hay (ton). . 7.40 7.90 Potatoes (bu.) 70 .75 Apples (bu.) 75 .75 Horses (per head! 115.00 121.00 Cattle (cwt) 6.90 6.40 Calves (cwt) 9.70 9.70 Sheep (cwt) 3.55 3.00 Lambs (cwt) , 8.50 6.90 Hogs (cwt),. 8.20 8.40 Chickens (lb.). .161 .16

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I Eggs (dM.)149 .14 Hutter (1b.)82 .82 I Wool 21 .25 o .„ Railroad Worker Killed By Train J Waterloo, Ind., April 8 —(UP) — The mangled body of Henry Glngkich, 63, New York Central RailI road section hand, wa« found lying - beside the tracks near here late I yesterday. Apparently he had been struck by an eastbound passenger ' train. The body was found by a | follow workman. MAN CONFESSES KILLING WIFE Oklahoman Admits Beating Wife On 15th Wedding Anniversary Cordell, Okla. April 8 —(UP) — ' Marican Larner could not stop quarrelling with his wife even after the two of them knelt and prayed for j divine guidance. For that reason. [ he told authorities today, he beat her to death on their 16th wedding anniversary. County Attorney Raymond Plumi lee said that Ixirner, a member of ■ the Methodist church board of stewards and one of western Oklahoma's civic leaders, dictated a confession, i He repeated at his arraignment yesterday that he was guilty. Larner had been friendly with a well-to-do widow. He and Mrs. Larner had argued, but Larner raid the widow was not the cause of his killing his wife. Larner took! his wife to the wiI dow’s home several weeks ago, he i said, for them to discuss their relations. The three of them got on WANTED Rags, Magazines, Newspapers, Scrap Iron, Old Auto Radiators, Batteries, Copper, Brass, Aluminum, and all grades of scrap metals. We buy hides, wool, sheep pelts, the year round. The Maier Hide & Fur Co. 710 W. Monroe st. Phone 442

their knees and ‘‘prayed the whole I thing out.” Larner said he did not . see the widow after that. But the quarrelling between Lar- 1 ner ai d his wife continued, he said i He decided to take her riding I March 31, their anniversary, and on a lonely country road he beat her ( while she begged for mercy. Then he ran the car into a ditch to make <

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it appear that his wife had been injured in an automobile accident. Mrs. Larner died the next day. Before her death ahe described the attack to hospital attendants. When the blood-stained hammer was found, Plumlee filed the murder charge. Ijirner is the father of three children.