Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 231, Decatur, Adams County, 30 September 1943 — Page 2

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Joel Fry Dies At Home In Bluffton Funeral Services Sunday Afternoons Joel Fry. X». died at ' o'clock thfes morning st hl* home on Wwt South street in Bluffton after a 10 day*' ilinew*. Death w*» attribute I to complications .Mr. Fry »m a re tired farmer and a resident of Well- county for *2 yea:* H< *»• a member of the Knight* of I’ythiaa lodge and of the Evangelical and Reformed church of Bluffton. The deceased was born in Wayne county. Ohio, a «'>n of Libert and Susannah Ashbaucher-Fry. He was married February 22. iNSff. to Sarah Stauffer, who preceded him in death. June 3 IM3. The following aona and uaughtern survive. .Mrs. Delia Zimmerman, route 2. Decatur; trley an 1 Homer Fry. both of Fort Wayna; Walter of Lansing. Mich Mrs M.ta King. Ossian, and Mitts Aua Fry. lowa There are is grandchildren an i eight great-grandchildren. A halfbrother. John Yo-t of Montoe. eui vive.. and another half-brother. Sam

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Public Sale I>u< to th> death oi my husband I will sell at public auulun at' th* farm. located t» Northwest oi !><■< Hui on tii Wlnchestei I load, then otu mile West; It miles Soutncast c. Fort Wayne. W mile East of the Frledhelm Lutheran church; or 1 mile* Southeast of Po< on Tuesday, Oct 5, 1943 Commencing promptly st 15:30 o clock due to the large amount of property. The following to-wit; * 2— HOR6EASorrel Marc, smooth mouth: Bay Mart, smooth mouth. 7—CATTLE— 7 2 Spotted cows, iniikitia now retired. Biiudli coo tn <h' l> ■ 1-t; : Bhn roan heifer fie<h Feb Ist; Blu< roan Bull; small heifers, S month* old Th»-*t calth an all Hu. 'I I !• I —HOC&5 Sows with pla •by side vaccinated; 2 Bows, open; 9 small shouts; II shoals, weight 123 pound each. -POULTRY— T» yearling bens 123 Leghorn pullets; 15 Whit' Rock pullets. HAY—CORN—CRAIN 21 acres of good standing corn; 300 bn. good oats; 22 ton mixedj hay in mow. bales clovei hay; 200 bales mixed hay: 2 ton bean hay; 3 ton mixed last year's hay; aevera! boles ot straw. —MACHINERY— H in. New Oliver Tractor plow; McCormick manure spreader, like new; Dunham doublt disc, like new; Fertiliser grain drill; John ix re tractor plow; 3 farir wagons with hay reel and grain box; corn planter; mower; com plows; corn sled spring and spike tooth har rows; tedder: hay loader; land roller, shovel plows; stock trailer with A-l tires: fannlaa mill: »*3tforr scales; bub sled; grindstone, new spray pump: clever buncher; new hog feeder; coin nhellei: mud boat. t sets of harness, collars; 2 broodei starts: thicker feeders and fountains, hog troughs; oii drums, fence stretchers; 2w ft new rubber tune. stock rack for truck; hog chute; emery with electric > mo'or: pump Jack, d good lUgai milk cans: 3 3-gal. milk cans; tnlik i buckets: st: a Inert; 2 washlt.g tanks; Separator; I*< ft. new. 2-In I ptpe; butchering tools; wfceelbai row; fork. shovels; tools of all' BiUds; chains; ladders; sacks, etc. —HOUSEHOLD GOODEGood washing machine, good Kalamasoo Hiatlng stove; 3 coal and wood heating stoves; oil stove: sewing machine; 2 good »x!2 rugs; linoleum: tables of all kinds: kitchen csom-t; several Rogen chain: roekers. bed*: springs; dreeset*. coot modes; lamps; stands: davenport: desk; large wardrobe': antique bed: qufifing frames; baby bed; high chair; curtains; pedestals, copper hettrn gards-n tools; lawn mowers; i ton of real, and' hund:«-ds of other art lidos. Re aqre and < warty, as you will find pivnty of Hews*. you need! TkIHMB CASH Mrs. Adolph Doehnnan, Owner IMobnuai A Mertca-Awct fencer. A. Wvppauiu».w-Ckrk Lanch by fnodLs*>c Lads*. .L-d.

Yost, is deceased. The body a at the Jahu funeral ; home in Bluffton where if will re-! main until time of the funeral. ' which will be h-I. 1 a; l> m Suu day in the Evangelical and Reform- ' ed church of Bluffton. Rev. Matthew Worthman will of- | flciate and burial will Ise In Fair-' view cemetery ‘ ALLIES SMASH i (Continued From Pago 1) I I — II — . I 'he Wewak area since the middle of August wht n (sener.il .Mac- 1 Arthur launched his drive to I cripple the een--niy supply base A second force of liberators attacked Japanese supply lines north of Finschhafen Ami their I half-ton bomlis started a landslide that blocked off part of a narrow coastal road Other planes are keeping up their bammi r blows on enemy pflllMtSes at F t -chh.ifeti, Itself And they have paved the way sor 1 new gains north and west of the «ea|M»rt. In fact. Australian troops driving in from the west have ad vamed to within 7<*o yards of the tow it.

Special Services And Meetings Os Churches In Area Z 2» &U4*cJ* First Methodist The work ot dec (rating thchurch has been going fotwa-d mine rapidly than planned Th.1 Sunday the worship services will be in the sanctuary. The lecture room will not be available. An noun'ements will b made as 'o where .lasses will meet. The entire ch irch wil’ not be tn aervie.-. tinUl Sunday, October 17. At that ■ time a "red-letter" day will b, p »• 1 m ted There will be a guest speaker Invitations have bm-n sent to former residents of D < itut and metnberr. of the First Mefi.odist in other days, to be he,e on that day There will be a dinner program, the detail* of whi<h wfll be worki 1 out and announced • n toe i»Mir future. Trade- in a Good Town — fWatur Try this fuy Way t»... fTrcjkH FALSE TEETH I At last, s scWsttftc way Is kle -^* s i Hess (•<•» Intb and bruise w*.k KE-AI.IA <l»n. Jul pat roar plat* in • »!••• I • Jw| as volar to a kirk • lulls aeirk-ertinc Klamilr b« bwii RdJrul M Ith lYtftft..* Z |ib« arw4. 4Mc»lorat»nn aiul >Uin» »•*- 7 bh — ti» erifinai chan brifffetne** r»> Furiia! |t*« rtrni, rHHHHNIrfII, kIELMIE from H J. nmlfli I I Iris it < iHipmiT ur mn> |"<hl drug 1

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