Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 272, Decatur, Adams County, 17 November 1945 — Page 5

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tu Reports OF LOCAL fc v J#' CN MAHKETe ' Wfc r i' a CO. ■** ..K;, of livestock at HMREpiishlre, Berne every d,y w**2Hp :3 ° p- m ‘ gj K, t , conimisslon. 301 K \ I ■■ 1 ' Kfiff I H sfl »«*•*• 1850 »* its Mr no® KsT" 1125 JfegyW , 9 00 1 : •■■' IMF . - hSO BSjSw 4 . ■ K E. 1"5" UK ; <•" < ||||||K - l-»:i ; HwMg no i ' ' ||||||S lloAtl , ■HM STOCK yards ■MMhone 101 '■' " ” 1 ' EMM.. • w.tght charge 5 :* ■Mm 13:13 75 Igw .. 13 5" IBSm - 9,h ’ ||||||K. iiiiiiir :-■■■■■ , f. 00 egg and HEK> quotations by Wiii Mu. produce co. K" hone 380 17 ■MgE i MKHg - ■’ ' I® |®|®<' A ;l|i H|K> ■■ ' MET .. B®| 25H® *'*■ * GRAIN MARKET ELEVATOR CO. Novviiiber change E ■during day. d at elevator. -.0 u ■sMaiM Ohl Corn.... 1.60 1 16 11 ■O 2jo ErS I per bushel less. ."4 per 100 leal. k I so b. farm Ker husband 1 Ihh i I r.oii I’agr Oar) MW'-ars later. , C'3' ui'h .1 ft-tn she rai'l. .mil Ctni.ii Stale in hi- Wa dialled into IK ■■ti-aii-ir made ixibiii in ■Mk 'lm War <1 |>at t in. lit * i. ( ,t ||aii<-r’s alh-a ■■a-"- '• ■ would |i<. <<oo Ifullin'" It said ..*•! 'i n-preveti'* d 'I ;i* ’li» .* y i oiiiiml I !h -nine inVeHligat- |® ■nese VERSION •; It'M*'"'* From Paar Onrl IFF ~ ' "" the lime Inglis ' why J^F' ! 1 i *ign i only J® 1 •' tiiina. y iiin irh— • E® '-" wt>.i.tl m.int,, | ■' ■ ' i'ii-A. f liany lues i' them. A- a reaul i ;t ■' <i'ihiihii .<1 ii).- tp s BM l( ' '■'iraisay evjilen ,s i 11** memorium <j > " ! William E. Sheets j Ciuoi i l; action Novein- .) in France. j to »i.(.p 1 ' all «ormw cannot * the breast |M all Hfe> |<|| e * cease I' n I" lulled to rest !M" Mr«. Don Sheeta and family, b M*"""- are they that have < h "' -Bacon. y I* not without comhi, l*»- - MB| ‘ 0 — —_ Witneaaea M" H «'l. Weat of Hanna M Gattman Park M* November 18. 1845. ' ■"•"f Bible Study 7:30 p. * W*- November 23, 1945. Ser- * M*' 1 * 8 '«» P. m. |B’n Theocratic Miniatry ’ BC. !, . ot *>«i *UI ere iu'-tt- > ■ - 1 ‘*'H tlnftly Bible

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES —oFor 25 worda or teaa: 1 time 50c; 2 timea 75c; 3 timea 51; 6 timea 91.75. Ratea quoted are for conaecutiva Inaertlona. No claaaified ade accepted on aklpday achedule. Rate for 10 point BLACK FACE la 5c per word for Inaertlon. Copy muet be In office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline la 8 a. m. FOR SALE FilK SALE illlllH nervin' Immiih Immtined, richoat bloodlinea, r< a•nnable. H. <1 KicDli. r. Convoy. Ohio. 10 mlh'H caat of Decatur on 224. 25511 t I'ofl SALE tin wliat i.m-id~t “i by many D-iatur’a fine.it rt*idential street, Mercer Avenue, a Ixautiful five room home, fully modern. Two bed rooms living mom. dining room, k ! t> hen wit.i built-in cuplmarda. Nice basement with majmtlr furnace, automatic gaa hot water heater. New roof, new aiding. You can move into this beautiful home within thr< •<» w«M*ks for loaa money and Double than building. Hob Heller Healtor, K C. Building, Phone >*,<, day i> night. ktf Ft Hi s\l,K f land and Bourbon lied turkeys for your Thank giving dinner Dressed or alive. Phon- 5111 Foil SALE 3a-ie wo ri. | ~ , miles ea»it on 221. S mi-modern 3-room home with bath, motor plumbing, el.-i tri< ity. Imm. diatpossession T. D. S. hieferstejn. Phone 105. 265-ts WE PAY cash for it* • d furnituie rugs, radios, warher-. refrigerators, Htoves, etc. Quick Service. Sprague Furniture Slcre, p .on1W ?494t Foil SALE lll<“ •ford lw>a'». s«-r---vice age. if, rin.iii im'mahn Hoagland. 2«o-3!x FOB SALE Tws"s room houses on Seventh Stree , can he bought as an investment or individually. 5 room house on Nuttman avenue. Schwartz Uealty Service, 915 W. Monroe St.. Tel. 1398. 27" if Ft/ll SALE <i hh| farms. So io 160 acr-s. Write box 137. '< Democrat. 270g61x FOB" SAI.E l'-ed brick and concrete. fl p<r ton. Myron Frank 3 miles east of Decatur. 27";3ix Foil SAI.E 7-room mode"tt home i on North Eleventh St. th d -.rar age. Full btieem-nt New ro.tf. Newly p.iinted, new fu.n.i and -tok- • r Water soft<-m a itomati a te.r .h««ator. i’o essioti tn .’’at da; -. Priced to sell. T D. .’ hi- I- ■ in Phone 1"5. 27" ts FOII SALE Duroc ■ rvi< . boa: immuned, rich st bloodlines, teasonaide, 11. D. Kn io her, Convoy. Ohio, 10 miles t a t of Deiatn on 224. 2703 t -i er 726 Die k< i <■< t oho s!' I 271 a2tx FOR SAL!! "'ManT'n'.rr ' orator lights Call m»43 271 ItX FOR sai.i: (i trolu, good ndition 6'l N> ■ h Seumd street, phom I.*'‘.6 271 b3lx Foil - SAI.E Rotary Ho. , ovai spring teeth, (It ARANTEED Best Hoe Built; Sprot ket typPillveriz rs; Spring tooth H:nrows; Cultipacke.s, Ciiltiinulchers: traitor Disks; Gardim I’aetoi tractor tires lll'V TODAY WHILE AVAILABLE CRAIG VILLE GARAGE Ciaicvilb 2716' FOR SALE I er. A 1 Condition De<atnr I eti Furniture, Phone 42" -71 -2t r'SElO'itl”ilD»t!’ La . ■ Stock 31 Furnltur ('oti-f.'ting of Maple Bed Room Suite. Dininu Room Suites. Several Livin'.' Room Suites Kitchen Cabinets. Ch- i of Drawers. Breakfast Sets. Two Studie Couches, Spool B ‘I - 'a ■< Beds complete with -prill' and Mattress. Used Piiilco Electric Radio. Decatur Used Furniture. Phon< 42" 2»l-2t FOR SALE Good ' Used Off in Filing Cabin t. Decatur Used Furniture Phone 42". 2112 ] FOR SAI.E iVTiTa It.i I- !'■ *. good as new. D. M. 11-ynolds, Hoagland. Ind , , - - -I ■ FOR SALE 1 -' > skii . i I g‘r!<s 1» ith* r j i k-t. • • D' l fall 1158. FOR SALE 6 tul> Zenith. ! abl model r idio. Mel; i i Lie lily. , Berne. Ind. Tel phon ■ al 2.2 a-tv FOR SALE - M< l» n vi"- P'lan ! | China mil ' h gs an I -' its. < di-, j 2 and 3 years ol I A lolp i Bill' meier. Preble phone. Half lllii I west, 3'v miles uorih >' Preble | 272 31 x FOBTSALE” Fryer- »Hve or dreas,d. First house north of t,iav<l Pit on river road. Phone 569-T 272-3tx fTfR-SATE-st Br-uard pup _ 327 Stevenaou St. Phon* 4251 2<2-2tx — o- ——

QI K'KIES hy Ken Reynolds .-If -1 JD; market i. . N- i 'i‘ <5 « J,/ ‘ . • 3 i-li£. L.~. , _>«-'■ **"■». "Certainly It's fresh — see. I’m wr.ipin i* in today's Democrat Want Ads! * Foil S\LE Dn -si-.l ci'iick. ns for Thank-giving. Fryer* and ronets. . D' iiv. red Phone 573 It 272-g3t 1 FOR SALE Girls Id. yi le in good 1 conditl >n \!-o junior pool table j Plume 967. 272 g2t 5 111\ ES. s. ; < ral Coal Ranres. i Heating Stoves, Laundry Stovei, Heairolas. Decatur Used Furn. : Plume 42". 271-21 b Roil McCormick Deering Corn Shredder 5275 2 Roll Rotenthal Corn Shredder $95 10 Foot McCormick Deering 1 Tractor Binder $225 1 Row Masvey Harm r Corn Binder .. SBS Jim Kriegbaum Huntington. Ind. Phone 1870. Foil SACK Two good Holstein I rows. Fresh soon. Call 154". 271WANTED sExvixi; MAciiiNE rfEfrinnsa —all makes. Needles, oil, belts. . parts. We make covered buckles, covered buttons, do hemstitching, make buttonholes. Boardman's 445 Smiili First. 258425 s WANTED feed cars, highest prices paid for good, clean used cars. No delay. For quick cash see Zintsmaster Motor Sales. First and Monroe; phone 372. 214-ts WANTED — Op-n sows and till kinds of cattle. L. W. Murphy. Phone 6762. 255-ts WANTED— Can you spare your i ar? 1 n<e<i cars for our service- , m< n now returning. High ceiling prici's yet being paid. Fred ilu-i'iie, phone 975. 262g!2tX WANTED TO RENI Apartment or Ii 'iis". furnished >r unfiiinish•d. Rots it Eiling, I'ioiic 5591. 272WANTEii Woman fii - wash walls In home , Phone 551. 271-2 t WANTED oil heater? must b>- in rood condition. Phon G43K. 272-21 MISCELLANEOUS ROOF'TROUBIAc-^Call on ua, we will be glad to give you a free estimate on any size job. We can apply » guaranteed Carey roof st no additional coat. Also brick and asbestos siding. Arnold * Kienk Phone H|. FARMERS remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. 15-ls APPLIANCE SERVICE We service all makes of washers, sweepers, irons, and other electrical appliances. We carry a complete line of parts for all popular makes.--Arnold & Kienk. 31-ts W A SHER nd S wTefTr ' service. Bloc k south. '-I block cist court house, 11" East Jefferson. Phone 'i.>. James Kitii- n Maytag Sales 6 Serviie. 267-6 t ■ iTToari nTty for boy A* i 1 i ye ii- <J ‘ t ' tak" over I lily 18 II.; rit r i 'te in Bellmom park Can make k '> ' Apply Cir u'.iiion ik-pt Decatur Daily Demon it 2721tx BE < OOL Next Bummer? Be warm this winter. Homegiiard In ulalion pay- for Itself in 5 years on f tel savings alone. Average cost for 5 room nous only «14" inclu 1 Ing labor and material, (iambic s. 272-11 LOST AND FOUND j.'if T Eik iT tooth, mounted wi ll red star. R< verse aide engraved Lodui No. I'l'3. Reward. Di' k Macklin. 27213 LOSf H ilf grown nd u> k".' -paniel with ollar md il'-enar uu 'li.wi'ti to Ii: ii "Bod", it ward, (ail 1327 272 3tX o - Appoint nice I <•( VUmlxlKlrpter x~j ~ .by givi n that (he ! iiii<l< r-lgii«il ■ >• -i: i»-’)«it'- I VIKilnl i rahir of tie • "t l'<'l>-‘>" ll.'-lrii in i n- <>f A la'"1,., <| The i »tat< I- I">b ( ' II M -•' Iman. A'l'"ii"»’ t loUHuii II- »U»*rb'M»M. »((«»»*>• 2’ lf'l-7. Nov. ::-lu-li Trade in a Good Town — Decatur ' N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: g. 30 ta 11:30 12:90 to 5.00 Saturdaya, 8:00 p. m. Telephone 138 Eyes Examlnsd Glasses Fitted

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA ’

MARK TIME IM Terms of the settlement w re I « C UN no( d| VU |g,. ( | pending latlflcaiton , (Turn To Paco I. Column «) of ,h * [>y locals of th- —■ central states drivers count ii walkout against G-M. bigg-st and iaFLL strongest of the Industry's big Elsewhere. International Hur | , v> ster Co. employe* In seven mid non repre-entatlves und cent- , „ |( . M fjVl , r „ f a ' ral Mtate truck operators >n> eting MrU(( . , HM j..,,, h „ a :11 , n ( bleago last night Issued a W||g „ und » joint statement announcing an threatened walkout of Northland agreement contract provisions (Jreyhouil(l Ilu . ,„ n p| (Mm WBB ..... t covering 40.000 AFL truckers In |fl „ d Mlniw . (ll(1 (lov Mwur d 1. midwest, in states. j Thy| . un(ler (hi , .. lnl |,| tr jniereHt'' rhe dispute, whirl, . any yen (ls th e Mate’s'labor dispute erday timk some 25.0 m» drivers off . their jobs in 103 trucking firms * (| West <>f the Mississippi, was m di /"i/N UCAfN at'd uecessfully following a Wash CIU ritAD Ington conference with federal ■■ — (um iliators, the statem-nt said. (Turn To Pag" 1. Column ») Almost simultaneously with the Murray wax .-sp. inllv < riti al of announcement, union officials dis- | Mlt ,j r e-duti<m whieh cloned that 23 of the strikebound ( . M || ( .fj on industry ami ialmr to apcompanies already had agr-ed to p| y themselves t > a policy of in the eontiact terms. Operation* at ( . rii |ied production t> lower eixts six companies were resumed late „f eold to the public ami nt la-t niglit following th- daylong the same lime make p.e dhh-short walkout. work hours and higher waxes. The remaining firms, where "Mr. la win eaib«l my resolution drivers remained on strike, were namby pamby " \1 i i.<. aid. hold exp- < ted to agree to the settlement Ing up a copy of L> w!»’ p posa! by the middle of next week. -| „ff,.|- his n -olutlon tl reply ' H ma__a«M»mmm The a Hun referrin; t thre« I resolution-, to the -:i •< ommittA I * UM taken by a vol' of J.' to tin f*J I w 'th the CIO <epn -niativ. ■ ■ w me minority Th. ei.''it man THOUSANDS OF EVER- •' '«• '*■•• GREENS, HEDGE PLANTS, ••>"* ’1" rail, y b other FRUIT TREES SHADE* *’“* iM *' p'" < ent.itive con-diiuted TREES, FLOWERING ‘ hp ,na * ,r “> SHRUBS and PEAT MOSS. DVDMee nrioirc Now Im Hie Ideal Time BYRNES DENIES ATOM for Planting Shrubbery. We hate a lar K e variety Io n , "’ n f' r , ’ n ” select front, and at price* ,n ~,;,t , ,t ain the immb's diplomatic you can afford. Ilyrm-s disclosed that the UNO Ol 'lk would lie a-k«d to s-l up a com iiriu nr nos-ion within 6" days to point I >P<r (Jlv l»l I IN(v H"' way to ix-.'ii >'ful use of atomi We Deliver and Plant. v »*• •.'at •••%• • formation and outlawing of at mi Ol EN Si P. M, Wi apou Establishment of tin 1 Phone I7H*’ lommi Sion was the recommend.■ tton of President Truman. Briti.li murncinr II I’rime Mml-i. rCh ill nt Atb . and KlVtiKaiyt Nursery ' " ia, " a " w *• * MacKenzie King. miles west on State ' " Road 11N Whatever you can lose, you ■> * . ~ should reckon ol no actount. Berne. Indiana. Kv . ry day Bllould l( „ as if It were to I" olli I.IM ' ——————aaa—a————a I WE HAVE A JOB I I TO SUIT YOU Many pood paying jobs are available lor £ men and boys over 18 years of ajje. No S previous industrial experience is necessary, ra If you arc interested in work in a clean. pleasant atmosphere, apply at our Employment Office, which is open Monday to I'ri- ■ day, 8 a. rn. to 12 noon, and I p. nt. to 5 p. m. I TOKHEIM OIL TANK & PUMP CO. 1602 Wabash Avenue, Fort Wayne. Indiana

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing SPEEDY ACTION! "" 1 ~150 FA? ALL WE GOT) /BUILD A SCHOOL. T] WELL, HUSKY ) /THE RAIKItA' IN ME PAKAPISE f 7 / Llk c / A ( AIN'T PRY J f POPEYE, WE NEEP) »$'A (a SCHOOL PARLOPJj-AmoyA CvAHEAePME/A) ( f HUKRYINGf.Qy \TT ?/ <7 K_ 'Mr J3K ! I «k- 7« bL m Afc W 7? w IK I ‘ Aj - Jw ( Jjj ' Y) B L O N 1) I E SOLELY SCENTED SL( MBER! rr SAYS HERE THAT~\ I AN ONION SANDWICH ) > k , \ \ I I 1 ’ / AT BEDTIME MAKES / 'XtS L 77 X \ I / / 1 I I SLEEPWELLy/ ~ J ' Ji» IfekgßaQ —jLc. CSt7 LELAND SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY LELAND SMITH WALTER JOHNSON HARRY ESSEX GLENN HILL EVERY r.PE FOR HOME OR Bl SIN ESS INSURANCE lAERI URL FOR HOME OR BUSINESS ■■■■■■■MHHHWHBHHHBWHHMHHnMHBWMRBWRHWHWMHSMBBNWMBiHNRWMBWBBSHMaHHMHHMMKRMHHHaBIHHaBHMHMP -

Clear Obstacle To Opening War Trial Trials Scheduled To Open Tuesday Nuerctilmrg, Nov. 17 (UP) Tip' Allied war crim s tribunal announced today tliut it would not seek an indictment ot Alfrted i Krupp (or trial instead o( his aged , and ailing (allier. Gustav. Tin- tribunal's r (u.-al to indi' t Altrled Krupp cleared away the I main obstacle Io opening of the , muss trial of Nazi leaders mat ■ 'l it'sday as sell' du'ed. The tribunal announced that .Martin Bounann. missing Nazi party deputy, would lie tried tn absentia This decision was be-, li» ved to repr sent a compromise in,the allied differences over whether Alfrl'd Krupp should if irli'il instead of his father. Tile court already had decided that prosecution of the war crlne s , charges against Gustav Krupp ( would he deferred, with his name retained In the r-cords for p"*« Ude action later if his mental and <<>n<l|'mii permitted It It had decided to try Alfrled , Krupp, a d lay in the trial open Ing would have hern necessary to handle the technicalities involved Indiana Farm Bureau Closes Convention Indianapolis, Nov 17 ll'l’t Tin' Indiana farm bureau met t" day to consider 35 projMixed reso j lutions. elect officers and wind up the business "f it* 27th annual ' convention. F:" wo. • between Hi" bureau I and tlie Ini'in.itional Teamsters I Inion tAFLi were c-m ndereit likely if the fanners adopt a reso lution condemning the union's, effort* to make them join the •eainsten it they drive their own I truck* into cltle*. DEMOCRATS TO SEEK (Turn Tn I'M* F- Column 4) n l that a minitie .. CIO and rotherliiHMl ei railroad trainmen delegat'* would confer with Han in an today Tin ) plinned to d" k nm. I li'c i il party p tli ies on a I tiati oial plane. "We .ire going to demand of I H mil' all Ilia’ tb- p.l ty remain |.i lils-ral .!•< it was under F. D It llapgis'd .-a I 11. add d tli.it Hanii' g.in w >uld tn told that tlie CIO favors Die full ''iiphiy.iieat bill I e 65 < ent minimum w i.-.- bill and the fair i ni'loyim in pia tn. commission bill, ii; now pending »fore con gl Sb TORTURE DEATHS (Turn To Pag* b. Column 4) (home tnwiis unknown* and one unid< titifii'd airman were captured amt tortui'-d in November, J!O4. Ur -ant tin JapaneHe blindfold p>l Bui.h. bayoneted him it! the i -tonia* li. tn < k rind breast, and I buried him alive. An English "-peaking Japanese j uri oner of war, Masaki Kawaclii. win* acted a* mi interpreter for Bin th, corroborated Puiio's trstiinony.

Few thing* are Impossible to diligence and skill —Johnson. Discontent is the want of self reliantit is the infirmity of, will Emerson

""WL-' «< MtflzaaKa,-' ■ fiy HE , { w -x, e. W®V|’ MRS EIEANOR DEVENV, 24-year old mother of two children who doped with 16-ycar-old Ellsworth "Nonnyboy” lAlsecarver, ended her stuv in the Butte county. California, jail when members of her family unceremoniously bundled ht r into an automobile and headed for southern California. Wife of C P I John Deveny, now serving with the occupation forces in Japan, she left her infanta in U.ng Beach to .11 company "Smmyboy" t» Oroville. Cal. because of his torrid love tactics. She was held in Jail there without charge, while the Pad, who, nt 11. eloped with another married woman (also the mother of two claldr* n). is detained in the Butte county jail, and will go betuii juvoiilc autiioriliis. (lutundtional Soundphoto) SALE CALENDAR NOV. 2" Vog.l Kroening, llegist-rcd Red Poll cad* .-ale, Siielbyvillo, Ind Roy S. Johnson A Ned C. Johnson, Amt NoV. 2" Melvin (Red Johnson, 5 miles ea»' aii.l 24 miles south of I!' ii*'- Jeff Liechty, Amt NOV. 2.3 Golden Arrow Farms, Gmiimy sale. Huntington, Ind. Roy S. Johnson, Au* I. NOV 21 Jesse L. Pursel Estate, 2 inii'i F.i- and 2 Norili of Paulding, Ohio, s<* Acre Farm. 1" "" A M J. F. Sanmann, Am t. NOV. 21 Jesse L. Pursel Estate, • Bu-ine- Hid." i’.iuldiiig, Ohio - .Stahl Bldg, 11" Went perry H.. Weld* Bldg. 1"2 N. Williams St. Ducat, 112 N. William- and 116 N Williams, 2:00 P. M. J. F. Sanmann, Auction* cr. NOV. 26- Delmer Douglas, closing out sale, l’ a south, 2’g miles cast of Sal* in. Roy S. Johnson A Ned C. Johnson, Aiict NOV. 27- Walter J. Hartley, 2 mil-* E.*-t ol i'l-nnville, Ind. An Outstanding Acre faun, modern improvements. Midwest Realty Auction Co. J. F Sanmann, Auctiom-vr NOV. 27 Elmer E. Geriy, Blown Swtis * attic ral*-. Woodburn, Ind. Roy 8. Johnson & Ned C. Johnson. Au* ts. NOV. 2' Harold Stabe. Gueins*y -al* . Garrett. Ind Roy S. Johnson NOV. 2”> Helen Naber, 3 miles * art ami 2 1 .. north of Nortli Manchester. Ind . Firn- 260 Act*' Sto* k ami Grain Farm .Midwest H'.iity Aui tioh Co. J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. NOV. 2!' Roy Sinns, Tipton, Ohio, closing nut sale. Roy S. Johnson 4 Ned C. Johnson, Aucts. DEC. 1 Tram Ice, J* ib* y .de, Mum ic, Ind. Roy S. Johnson & Ned C. Johnson. Aucts. I*. < 3 Wendell and Hoffman, 6 mill > .*-t and 2 mil- -south of Berne, clo-tng out sal*'. Roy S. Johnson 4 Ned C. Johnson, Aucts. I*EC Chas. E. Hyde and Amy B. Hyde , miles Soutbenst <>t Warren, Ind . Well Improved II" A*t< Fann. Mnlw* ».t Realty Auction Co J. F Sanmann. Am 'iom * r DEC I Melvon Kohler, clo-inc out ab- I tniler nor'h, 3\ lllii*'!- west ol Berm Ellenberger Bros., Am’' DEC 1 John Eckhart. I mile north of Ro* kford, Ohio Closing out sabReal estate w I’ I’ Roy S Johnson 4 Ned C. Johnson, Aucts. DEC. 5 Albert Gage, 2"- mile' southeast of D<*atur **n Road No 33. Clo-ing out sab Roy S. Johnson 4 Ned C. Johnson, Aucts. DEC. 7 Andrew Etzler 4 Son. 2 tin- ■ul* 2 mH* -w.-t of Convoy, Ohio Roy 8. Johnson 4 Ned C. Johnson, tin ts DEC 11 Floyd Roth 4 I. F. Yaney, ■'■, mil* south *>f Kirkland School, closing out rale Roy S. Johnson 4 Ned C. Johnson. Aucts. DEC 12 Ed. Whitright, 1 mH, »,||||||U , I ~( jh , atur. clin e OU’ Sale. T D. Schieferstein, E. C. Doehrman. \u, I DEC. 1.3 Tice Baker. 2 mile muthw- i of lu . atur on Riv* r Road. Closin* out *b Roy S. Johnson 4 Ned C. Johmon. Am is

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It Isn’t how you ’’put in th" day" hut what you put into the day. Life Is not so short but that j there Is time for courtesy.