Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 143, Decatur, Adams County, 18 June 1946 — Page 5

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iKri KEPOKTS ■H»VpoRr OF LOCAL B;B re ' gn MAfIKET ‘ K MURH** * c - KK ,u “ S l '" 13.75 ■ umi S’K ! “ r '!7en’j »» <□ »> 3 ' ..._ 14.60 SHI ; ... 16 <o ■«*“" 4 60 ■MT m dluio 10 00 13 00 ■aKij to choice 13 00 14 IM) SBwrraM* ... in dium 10.00 12.00 ■EL . .—.lO 60 |^E u m to M'** -- * 00 ’ 900 O-y 6 O -7 oo Os .... 600 down lift* "" n oo Blm g-od 000 10.00 ■FT-.- .... KOO down STOCK yards Pilon, 101 'i Jui "' lß BB -114 55 Mw ‘ ... 13 76 gpdt, 900 ,rrr 15*1 set — 1450 Hr fi.oo MU..' —- 6.00 IKlesale ego and KKtry quotations ■I Furnished by " w4tuß PRODUCt CO. ■gT phene 380 SK„,'"'i .nine I* ■K. I,- 31< ■Mii.ii.: .uni frycrx . 311 - h |H). :t 31t |. lt . ; I U.K. Aup 31< und- r I lbs. 31c ' * ... Jui iKT 15c kKal grain market KKrk elevator co. |K| subject to chang* Kg during day. delivered at alevalor. n d June IS Mm wh-at 3i.57 Mh .md old Corn 2.00 K> and Old Corn 1.96 r Beane _.. 2.16 IK . , 2.10 Mku - M 3 My - 2 00 UK. 1.35 HR. .47 |M mi ' 04 Per 100 ***•■ ■ Lob. farm livestock June IS (UP* Livxestock: tsteady; good gnu Ih.t. up 14.K5; good .r uid cleared early at |M*'' a< l> 'ali -. 1.131 10. ute. rloads mostly i lioii e 1.150 Ihn. 17.75; bulk good IM** 1 "' 1 7 ""17.25; mixed year |MD h| . low, strong, mainly |Btw lominon and medium .aimers and cntlem »im|iiiHi walers actipe .eh Uood and choice 17.a" 300; lambs Steady; r ewes steady; bulk medlow choice spring lambs few lot choice 18.60; ahd medium 12.50-11.00, slaughter ewea 850 down ft*? WAYNE LIVESTOCK Wayne. Ind . June IK (UP) B markets were sloady today Mdeu Stockyard-. M* I<H»-400 lbs. 14.75; 40011.50; male bogs 19X10; 14.00; slags 14.0(1. ,; ""d 16.50-17.00; choief Spring lam hr 16.00; ■*6 iambs 15.00; dipped ewe# ■ 'lipped bucks 7.50. ■fft> Good (o choice 16.0 b ■ medium 14.00 16.00. plain ■mm ■dt-is GoGod to choice la.'to- ■: medium 12.00-H.00; plain ■12.00. ■*». Good to choice 12.00R. medium 9.00-12.00; lUtter* BM; tanner* 6.00-K.oo ■h» Good to choice 12.50■l medium 11.00-12.(|0; thin ■Udo. ■ 0 Meb At A Glance By United Preet Mh irregularly lower In <i»l« ,! 98451 md» Irregular. I’. 8. govern- •» failed to appear on the tape > dock* lower. •m. cate and barley future* 4y. •ha»n livestock: Hogs active. *7l cattle atrong to 26 cents W; aheep fully ateady. - —-— ‘AN IS SENTENCED rrw Hf, « M ) r**»sed almost immediately the pi ea of attorney h! l> Heth. Hetb aaid he had 6*6 time to diacuea with Litt--11 * family the result* of seven ‘**l -umluauon. given the de

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVEKTISING RATES For 26 worda or Iota: 1 time 60c; 2 tlmoi 750; I timet |1; « u mu | l7Bi Ratio quoted ara tor utlvq Inoertlona. No cieeelfled ado accepted on aklpday achedulo. Rato for 10 point BLACK FACE Io 6o per word for Inaortlon. Copy muat bo in office by » a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline It | i m, FOR SALK FOR SALE -Columbia Record* complete line of popular and claeelci. Uhrlck Bros. »btf FOR SALfc—"tenth street, li lota, I paved street, arranged on easy payments. Price to include estimated cost of new sewer. Other; lots on Mercer Avenue, Cleveland street, Mclbers street, etc. Buy now for new borne nest year. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building, I Phone 870. uitf JOIN THE thrifty crowds. Everybody saves at Sprague Furni- 1 tore Store, "The Store For The Thrifty.” Drop in and see how many dollars we can save you.— Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 1W- 122t30 All .Make Washers, Sweepers repaired. For sale New radio*, base cabinets. Kitchen Maytag Sales k Service. 110 Jefferson, 1 block south , i east of Court House. i39t FOR SALE New lluck rakes torj John Deere A, B. and H tra< tors. I New Hatninermills. Extra good 1 Model B John Deere tractor on rubber, with cultivators. Several good used mowers. Steffen lmp'<- I inent company, Third St., Phone Jko. 141-3 t Foil SALE iTfriy Riciilami, heans. See L. A. Graham or Rows; Brothers. 142-31 x FOR~SALE New Modern biiiiga low. t rooms and bath, garage, J’riced for quick sale. k room modern home m-ar G. E. suitable for duplex. 6 room home with extra 101. can give immediate possession. 4b acre farm near city on paved road, an Ideal country home, possession In a few days. 40 acre farm near Monroe, good prodmtivc land and good buildings. 80 acre farm near Berne, 3 mi. northeast, good productive soil. M acre farm near Decatur on paved road, a real productive farm and a very desirable farm to own. T D. Schiefersttdn. Auctioneer a Real Estate, Gralnun Bldg.. Phone 106. 143 1 Wil SALE Modern five rottm home, located in Ihu-atur, block.* fioin buslncw district. ( an be occupied Immediately. Call 851 143 gtf

FOR SALK—I 932 m-del II Fons Call 716 Line str<'et. DeLoyd Gar wood. 1«>- * 3>lt FOR SALK <>”'■ 21 |>iv*"”»ter •''"rd bui>. Good operating condition. Could be u*ed for trailer home. Price |600.00 subject to your inspection. The Krick-Tyndall Com puuy. phone 47. 1 !•» -R FOR SALK Several mahogany bed room suites. cheat and vanities, several new and uwd table lop oil range*, good need piano. H doses twin metal bed* complete witli inner spring mattresses. '* , dozen S piece dining room suites. I several living room suites, break fa at wet*, kitchen cabinet*. two used 9x12 axmlnater rug* in A l condition. Decatar Csed Furniture, lift S Second St. Phone 42” 163 21; FOR SALE One aft. cut Mct'orm Jck-Doering grain binder; also Celina Vacuum type hog watering fountain. Both Item* practically new. Ed Scbfeferstein. Decatur R--1, 6 mile* northwest on State Road 27. 143-3tx FOR SALE Sew"supply of Seat Cover*; limited supply 6.50-15; Urea; bumper jack*, bumper guard*. .Macklin Super Service. < 'hryaler-Plymouth FOR SALK Complete aet Cooper golf club*. Eugene K. Kelly. New | Corydon. Ind. 1432tx FOR SALE New I room modern home, nearly completed. Muter lai on premises for completion.; Hardwood floor*, lull basement. | Ilfat location. Immediate posso**ion Call 174 Midwest Realty Aw tion Company. Decatur. IndlatJ FOR sale Fine residence or fr F ?-ome property, now arranged in apartment*. 5 room apartment first floor and two 3 room ap«rr inwnts tmt-cmd fl""r Completely modern 4 btoofa Bom hU.hie*S dUttici. Immediate possession Call 174 Mldweat Realty Auction (• 0 _ fiecatur, Indiana. number of P»0- “ ,l, ’ er 'Jti iraae-free farrowing hou*e with I guard rails.

QUICKIES by Km RtynoM* BNSOS I - -yßuffwtow "Is it necessary to read the Democrat Want Ads out loud?" FOR SALE Naw. modern prop erty, good location. Terms. Also well Improved farm near Monroe. | Call at 36n Winchester street. DeI ratlir. 143-lIX FOR SALE Tomato, sweet pula I to. yum and cabbage pteats. \ Flowers and other plants Btrahm . Grocery, corner 9th it Nuttman ( Open Evenings until 9 30. 143-51 ~ "WaNTBIT WANTED First dans mechanic. | good wages and hours. Dick . Msnsfleld Motor Sales. 139-ts I BIIAIHIMANB~new location, ft! North First, for sowing machines repairing, needles, oli, belts, parts, covered buttons, covered buckles, hemstitching and machine buttonholes. 117 37tx WINTED - tJsod cars, biffhast prlcea paid for good, clean used cats. No delay. For quick cash aes Zintsmaster Motor Salsa, First and Monroe, phone 372. 214-ts WANTED |2o'i"ll<-ward tor inior mat ion leading to the purchasing i of a late model car at ceiling price. Write Box HI. Democrat. 142-31 X WANTED CoinKination fry cool and clean-up man or woman. 3 ' p. m. Blackstone Restaurant. Hl-3tx WANTED piano AccoAian stu<fents. New and ton-d accordiane again available. Donald Biobcrich. Preble. Ind. Preble Phono 11. 141-3tx WANTED Veteran wants part time employ merit from 9:06 a m. until 2 (Mt p. in. also all day Hstdays. Phone 4K6. 143-3 t» I WANTED* “Experienced young farm hand wants work on farm Address box 112 in care of Demo . .rat » 43 4| ! WANTED 2 women as short order cooks. Hours 8 U> 4 or 4 io 12. Apply Bellmont Restaurant High- • way 27 A Nuttman. 113 3tx 1 w\NTEIF-Good carpenter tore 1 m an Apply L. E. Cl**, c-o Central Soya Company. Engineering Office. , WAITED Washings to do. Call ' 3753 H 3 WANTED Loans on farms. Eastern money. Low ratio. Very liberal terms. See me for abstracts of , title. French Quinn. 33 T-Ttf

MISCELLANEOUS FARMERS ATTENTION—We ~T» move dead horsea, cows, bog*, etc. Decatur phoa* 3000. We P*y all phone chargee. The Stadtey Products Co. API’LIANI'i! SERVICE - if W* can't fix It throw it away. We repair all mak«s of washers, sweepers, Irons, and other small appliances. White wringer rolls for all makes of washers. Arnold A Klenk, phone 403. 97-ts |MT AND WIND | MIST Black and white Boston Bull Dog. License tag No. 14. Auawers to Chubby Return to ItiiHHell E. Owens. 322 N. sth St. Telephone 1180, 143 Its I II — tt'W 111 1 ' " CHICAGO LIVESTOCK (fiicago, J|ine IK (UP* - ((IS DA Mveetock: Hog*: 4.(Mifl. Active, (steady; K<*>d and choice barrows and gilts 814.85. the celling; sows at 14.10 ceiling; complete clearance. Cattle: 4,000. Calves: 6<»o. A market as strong to 25 cents higher on most killing claaaaa; fed steers and yearling* 17.00-18.4*0. mostly 17.5i*!8.00. approximately 4« load* ul the celling: several loads gomf to choice heifers 18.00; few heifers under 16.50 except thin grassy cows; gmxi beef cows to 15.50; bulk weighty cutters and common and medium beef cows 10.50 13.80; heavy sausage bulls i to 11.00; and lieef bulls 16.04*; vealtint about steady at 17.00 down. Sheep 2.000. Bulk of dipped iamb run unsold; scattered early aales well Unbilled shorn lambs i fully ateady to shippers, good and choice 83-95 lb. averages with full No. 1 |Mdts 16.25-17.00; other claasos scarce, unchanged; small 10l good to choice native springer 16.60-17.00; scattering shorn .daughter ewes 8,75 down.

N. A. BIXLEH OPTOMETRIST HOURS: 1:30 to 11:30 12:30 to 1:00 Saturdays, S:M p. m. Tslephons 135 Syae Examined Glaeaee Fitted

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L, J 7 _x- - rss ■ J I ’ OCN MAIA MIXHAROVHCH, former Chetnik leader, to •^ owr . as ha Itocone to proceedings in the Belgrade courtroom, where h on trial for his Me. Col. Milos Minie, the prosecutor, Is shown right of trearon and colteboratlon being brought .fin* MiEhaltovilch by the Yugoslav!* government headed by MarahalTKa (JnttrattionaiSoundpAoto)

World Record Price Is Paid For Cow $25,000 Furchase Price Is Announced Pleasant Plalas. 111.. June 18— (UP)—One of the most profitable livestock sales in the history of American farming was held yesterday with 99 bead of purebred Aberdeen Angus cattle selling for a total of 1197.000. The sale was a public auction of breeder cattle at the farm of J, Garrett Toland, said to Im the liggrst Aberdeen Angus breeder Un the corn belt. Average price per head was 11.950. One cow sold for 825.000. world's record price for a female of any breed. She was Erlanna It 6th, the 1940 International grand championship female. Erianna B 6th was sold to Vaughn Brothers of Albion, Mich., who also purchased Barbaraniere 15tb, another female, for BH.OOO. Erianna B 6th was bred on the farm of John W. Brown at Rowhill, la. Barbaramere 15th was l>rej on the Toland farm.

We repair ar,d clcan a,t makea of furnaces. I I g eit materials—trained workmen. AH costa I Furnace baaed on actual materials used and labor, j Pbone us now. 1 — ■F lii'aiVl b« lutl I fIiPPP I | "7b Williamson Hr»t»r Compsny: I I ■ . 111 »Jll *T» boutht a WiHiamtan Furtiaca ant bai It 11 fl ■'■ BMlt- t --TWI * inatillti is our now taw *hi<h vtan't plastered II ■ - RIBJffll! IrnL ff pet, net had the Salahiag trim around the doors H il MLilullßri We were eery lamlortableand hurnt A I ■ TvfcrtffiT lIT less tuel than in past arrnters la a haished beusa il I ■ inillUil ■ tnumad be iaatiu I ■ I ImE? fl *! 6i|M<bwFtod Rasisitr. ladisaa» Haugk Healing and Appliances Furnaces Cleaned 88.76 u> Decatur, Ind

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—“DUCK POND” fsCAT/f YEwl /0 /• Cb&3 PMtDONf?) s — —\ V & ’(I AM NOTJ 7“" (ggQUNOMOG??) V HM?? OLIVE) n • / f |S WEAKENIN' " ( f i» f" Mt st iSbSfl BLONDIE PIGGY BANK! ( CENTS. MGS) ~ ' 7 ; g■■ f ' J \ *’OJOVER ten JL W? — I—'1 —' > *7y V BUMSTEADr' ! IFV ' 'ZI-' 77 ' X_ MEARS ASO’Jf , ffl J LXI _ ii-W II B fem ,?a WbTfaX i; ; !B vA IL ■MffiEtlw.! 'P I s . V ijbu-mSal R; ■r x - JV/B k\" "'."w . X- i ■S.’-e*’ fSK ■ —-—PKi ■>a > JwMRi i \\ /TL_z3**-*eM ’ I Lfl H av ~UR I fl i f Tji:!—JHi i/* .' ' aB|L 1 l A I A C 'T* * ’*• ktr>s liMutrv It- 'd «U ’<iM* I / L \9T l— j -,- -r ■' ». . — • • •■— » i ■— i.. , ■aaaM — L_ —. _ _T—r._ -■ 2- , T r _ u ' | |M £ B x-kw History telte us that Nero sat idly by and fiddled while Home burned. | American property is being destroyed by fire to the tune of over >425,000,000 annually ... THIS IS NO TIME TO FIDDLE! Leland Smith Insurance Agency I S.M.IUm K ■ M K MH ■ ■ M ■ S 3 ■. * 3 * )■ Jl' ML. ■. K„aL..!SL..®,'a W »

Top bull price was 87,500 paid for Kileeiimcre 927 by Eugene Denton of White Gates Farms. Flanders, N. J. Cattle buyers from 28 states, two Canadian provinces and Australia were among the purchasers. o Over 34,000 Reports By Excise Officers Indianapolis, June 18 (UP * The Indiana alcoholic beverage commission revealed today that in the year ending June 1 more than 100 excise officers made 34,109 detailed report* from their official visits to Hoosier taverns. These reports led Io 355 citations for violations and resulted in the revocation of 24 permits and suspension of other permits for a total of 2,629 days, the ABU said. During the year. 1,278 l>ootl>>ggcr investigations resulted in 837 arrests of non-permit tees. Fines amounted to 139,659 and 2.495 days were actually served. A total of 5,620 days on Itoot legging con victions was suspended by the civil courts, along with fines amounting Io BLSM.SO. o— —— Trade In a Good Town Decatur

Reclamation projects schadMH ( for Colorado io the O9«t T®»» will swell tbs *lotos popaloUM bF < approximately 132.000 persona, oc- ( ordlng to E. B Debtor. regMsl director of tne Raclamstluo icsu O— . I CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE i ( orn: Jan. I 4«'»B; March I.H ( hB. Oats: July WB; Sept. 88B; Dec. MB; Aug. MB; Nov. KKB. March , B*B. — nirtb Notice to hereby give* that Virgil bairl Tlrmlna has riles a petition In ths Ctocult Ourt «f Adams County Indians, to have the tlm* and pls-'* of ihs birth determined. „„ «»id petition to set for bearing on the JMh 'lav “f May. t’I.YDE o. TfioirrNMi Clerk of the Adams XOTlt K T«» TAMPA VEH* OF At*A*l« <OI UT» The board of Hevtow of Adams County has eel and fixed the followhiK tint** f*>r hearlnic 4»|»jx’llof*» to vsluaUons of personal property and additional Improvement assessment* for taxation |o-wlt: Monday. June 24. l»«< from »:»• am. to 11 »« am—Union, Boot. I'rwl.le, Kirkland. Washington and Nt. Mary's Township*. Monday, June 24. 1»4« from I W pin to 4no pin 'Blue Creek, Monroe, (Fret H-h Hartford, Wabash and Jefferson Townships Tuesday, June li. 194 S from »;J» am. In 11:30 ain Tflte towns of Ih-riie. Monroe nnd Geneva. Wednesday. June 26, 194« from 8:20 a m. to 1:00 p in.—The City of l»e< atur It Is the duly of any omitted taxpayer t<> appear before tbr hoard on or Irefore June J< for xpe'lsl assessment. Penalty will be waived In TRF. RttARII »»F REVIK* turrneM J, U«Hliw»B ' -I harams I. iirrw * Hat I- I’rlee I lee FryWaek Harry Halley June 1* MITHi; OF FIX 11. SETTLFHEXT OF ESTVrE %O. AIM Notice l» hereby given to the era■liters, heirs and bgatres of (tele Bulh*r, «jri riitoed t‘» apjwMr In lot . AdairiN Circuit Court, held st Ito'Stur, Indiana, on the 3rd day of Kept. ISIK. and show < au*e. *<j*!**- *”.* the FINAL NHBTI.kJMWNT ACCiM’NTK with the ertste "f '•*10 <h<<d>-iit should not Ire approved: ' and said heir* are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and r<-« .-ive th-lr distributive shares. Hrsjeml* F. Hatler, E»*cel«r Iterator. Indians. Jane IT, HM«. U. Heeiy Htorly. Atlorsr, i Jllnr !M— la ! APPROPRIATIONS tt’oatlaoed From Page One! turned last year. Members of the board, who at--1 tended the session, arc Henry 1 Dehner, William Kruetxmann. Julius Bchullx. Loon Notion-

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•cbwADder. A- C. Munro. CMriw 4 Jones and Dew Bjw’F- AMitor TburtoM |. Pro* ••rwd m 9H retgry of tk* board. — - TO »lto-SM»IW(»T «O*l»-i AI*T FOR DIVORCE An sMr~ leMtg *•- RoheO* State -t ladtaaa. Adamo C*«*ty n«< In the Adamo “rrwll lowrt. Ito it known that oa <M !•< of Jone. JIM. th* plaintiff, by her gItdPMW. DMkar * tlalilva*. Piled In th* offle* <* *•*• Clerk t.P the Adams Ulrcuß Ohr’In the Stole of Indiana. Mr J<y»plaint against the above feudsnt. Robert 8> Young. »4 t»« .aid plaJiilitf also having fllsd In said office the affidavit of a competent psrsoti. Atowlag thottho address of drfendsjit Is Chicago. UHnots. and that furthor bls addrsas is unknown, and <h*2 h« >» ‘“’•J resident ft tho Nut. of Difiau*. mA thst ssld cause of »■ tlon to for divor. e and that the dsfsndatrt Robert D. Young to a nscesaary party tberetu and whsrea* said plaintiff bavins by endorsement on said < ' o, h' plulnl required eSid defendant to appear in said court and answer or dimur therein on ths 2nd day M September, last, th* same being ths Ist Judl> la) day of said >*<G>toniber Term to be begun and hel< at ths court house In the city of Adams County, Indiana, on tbs -nd day of September, ISIL said complaint and the mature and things therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined In bls ab<l>de 41. Trawlers, ties* Adams t trsatl Court. Uerker A UalMvaa Altarweya for PlatoUUJuns 4, IL Is

NOTICE KTKAWBKRRIL'S Delayed One Day—will be here THURSDAY STEURY LOCK EK SERVICE Phoae 267 Cawh Coal, Feed W * Su MMy Monros at Eighth

PUBLIC SALE HOUSEHOLD GOOD* 125 South let St, Decatur, Indiana Saturday, lune 22-1:30 p. m. FURNITURE: 3 piece QUEEN ANN Living Room Suite; MAHOGANY Deek; 4 aection Bookcase; Dining Room HuHe with 6 chain; 2 RockI era; Console Radio; ANTIQUE Mantel Chook; BRASS Bed complete; 2 Cheat* of Drawers; Good 3 drawer Dummer; ANTIQUE Desk; W 0 yr*, old; Wooden Bed complete; Magulne Rack; Extra Large Kitchen Cabinet: MAGIC CHEF Apartment slxe Ga* Stove; DROP LEAF KRI then Table and « chairs. Some Extra Chairs; Commode: OU Heater. and other pieces. RUGS, LAMPS. CURTAINS, BCOOING. DISHES: 2 • 9x12 WILTON k RUGS and Pads; 2 Floor Lamp*; Table Lampe; Bedding: A lot ot ' Diahes; Cooking Utensilt; Csrtaiaa; Electric Iron; Food Chopper MAYTAG Washer; Copper Boiler; GOOD UNDERWOOD Typewriter; ELECTROLUX Sweeper; Steam Canner; Roaster: Lawn Chairs; Lawn .Swing; Ladder Stool; Step Ladder; Lawn Mower; Garden Toola; Fernery; Jars and Cana; and many other articlea. i TERMS—CASH. George E. Myers, Owner J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer IC. 1| Kent—Salea Manager Kale conduced by Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur, Indiana. f "T

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Trail* la a UIBUBANCB Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRS — WIND — AUTO 720 Me. art m. Public Dairy Auction Thursday Eveaiar June 27, 1946 at 7 P. M- KST. •n Highway* t A W, onrhdtf mH* n*Hh«**t •< •’Td" at th* •*•* Bact. 20 Head of Freak Canadian Motetdto*. , 20 Canadian Grade Heifers, fall frdshaniMI 25 Head of wen bred Hol- ‘ stsln H*W*r*. Vsartltig* that ar* calfhood vaccinated and ’ each has a vaccination c*rtiffcoMs i 2 Hotetein Bulb, eiifiHe to register. 15 Fresh Guenuey Cows 15 Guernttey Heifers to fra*h*n tMa fail, havfftfl »*■ clnaDera cartifkates. 15 YearUn« Guernsey Hetf« er*. MR BUYER: Here la • "Goldon Opportunity*’ to build up year herd, by "buyiag" «to«» ®*d * a? ’ unatf-d a*itu*lb — auiaiale that are carrying vacctaatton certificates. I* this sale you wIM bsve the opportunity to do so Health T. B and BMC*. *ad Maatiua. tooled. Roy ff Johnson A Son. N*d. Decatur. Ind. Denver Stuckey. Archbold. Ohio. Auctioneers A. Vernon Davia, Clerk | and Cashier. Bryan. Ohio. George V. Mellott, Owner