Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 9, Decatur, Adams County, 12 January 1948 — Page 2

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Catherine Tettman Will Is Probated The will of the late Catherine Tettman was probated in Adams circuit court today. The will provides first for the payment of debts and expenses, gives SIOO for masses, SBO to the St. Mary’s Catholic church for upkeep of cemetery lot for decedent, her Husband and parents. Wearing apparel is bequeathed to the Indian Mission in North Dakota. two rings and a gold pin to the Very Rev. Msgr J. J. Seimetz to give to some Catholic mission church needing financial assistance; SIOO to a nephew, Herman Johns, Fort Wayne; SSOO to a second cousin, Gertrude Kilfoyle, Cleveland. O.; SIOO to a brother, Adolph Hart, with the money to go to the St. Vincent’s orphanage in event of his death; SIOO to a grandniece Marilyn Johns. Fort Wayne; SSO to the Catholic church for mases for the family of Adolph Hart, Sr.

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. bt> .wMII 'V.■ V< - s jSfc Sol I JHH 8 n ■ Jf 1 W * ’ ■ 5 ...... A, : A ..""i JL THRICE-MARRIED Lois Hunt Hardy, 22, a former waitress of New London, Conn., is shown with Sheriff Richard W. Hoskins, of Nevada City, Calif, after she was sentenced to die in the lethal gas chamber at San Quentin. The frail girl was convicted in the death of James W. McLain, 48, a Glendale motorist, who gave her and her common-law husband a hitchhike ride. The State accused her of holding McLain in a close embrace while Hardy shot him in the head with a pistol. (International)

the balance to the church. The estate is estimated at $1,009 real estate and $4,500 personal property. T. F. Graliker was named executor of the will, executed October 25, 1943.

Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs,Chest Colds, Bronchitis

Standard Oil Reduces Tank Wagon Prices Chicago, Jan. 12 —(UP) — The Standard Oil company of Indiana today announced price reductions on tank-wagon quanitiee of gasoline, naphtha, kerosene, tractor fuels, burning and diesel fuels in eight mid-western states. The price cuts are not general, officials said. Many points in South and North Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan and Indiana will benefit, but areas such as Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paul will not, they said. The reduction ranges from onetenth to six-tenth of a cent a gallon. The firm said it cut prices on the basis of an interstate commerce commission amendment which scaled down the freight increases of a recent order.

THE PECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S REPORT TO ADVISORY BOARD OF’ PREBLE TOWNSHIP, ADAMS COUNTY. INDIANA Receipt* Amount brought forward $813a.01 24 coal Mag ec 1000 24 F. Peck, lib. books 100 24 Co. (Auditor, sch fd Zs.oz 5 State tui. sup 64 0.00 12* C. Fuhrman, dog tax 108.00 27 n, C. A. Fuhrman, dog tax 65.00 29 T. I. Drew, June dist 6670.18 f” T. I. Drew sch fund int. 28.62 28 Aud. of State, tul sup 640.00 August—--23 Aud. of State tui sup 11S.00 September— . .. 4R. L. Price, rt. sch bus 10.00 November— , , 6 T. J. Drew, Dec. tax dis 5310.41 6 M. Fruechte, pipe & fit 2.00 Disbursements

Jnuunry—--3 A. Koehlinger, elee. Igts 2.-1 3R. M. Houck, teach Jan 61.<0 4L. Smith Ins. Ag. bond 100.00 7V. Linker, gas stor tk 28.00 80. C. Kwell, gas & sup. 68.9» 16 Butler Gar. bus nep. etc 142.&■> 22 Al-Jax Chem. Co. rep etc 44.38 24 R. M. Houck, teach Jan 214.10 24 V. Linker, transportation 85.00 24 O. Koenemann. trans 78..0 24 H. L. Foley, trans 36.00 25 Dr. C. C. Rayl, med ex 14.00 28 C. A. Fuhrman, sal tra ex (u.OO 28 Col. Int. Rev. with tax 46.00 28 Itlngle & Kiiess, ele cl l»-7o 28 Dec. Dem. Co., pul> an re 30.49 29 A. Koehlinger, elec Igts 31 O. C. Ewell, gasoline .... 75.23 31 Berne Wit. Co., pub An re 30.49 February—--10 Hoosier Sup. town sup 18.33 21 R. M. Houck, teach jan. 214.10 21 V. Linker, transportation Bu.oo 21 O. Koenemann transports 78.20 21 H. L. Foley, transports 36.00 21 Koenemann Auto Rep, rep 13.75 21 Julian Os. Sup. Co., reps 24.80 28 C, A Fuhrman, sal etc 75.00 28 Col. Int. 4Rev. with tax 32 .0 28 A Koehlinger, elect Igts 3.32 28 O. C. Ewell, gasoline '3.50 28 W. Peck, tire & bus rep 48.63 March— ..... 21 R. M. Houck, teach jan 214.10 21 V. Linker, transportation 85.00 21 O. Koenemann, transport 78.20 21 H. L. Foley, transporta 36.00 21 Preble Weld. Rep., bus re 10.85 25 O. C. Ewell, gasoline 38.50 27 A. Koehlinger, elect Igts 1.56 31 C. A. Fuhrman, sal etc 75.00 31 L. E. Fuhrman off re etc 41.20 31 Col. Int. Rev. tax with 32..0 April—--5 L Smith Ins. Ag. bus ins 85.00 8 Julian Os. Sup. Co., type re 16.25 18 R. M. Houck, teach jan 214.10 18 V. Linker, transportation 85.00 18 O. Koenemann, transport 78.20 18 H. L. Foley, transports 36.00 18 Koenemann Auto Rep. bu 8.15 23 Walter Peck, tires tube 182.91 30 C. A. Fuhrman, sal etc 75.00 30 First State Bank, tx with 32.70 30 A. Koehlinger, elee Igts 2.34 30 O. C. EWell, gasoline 92.50 May—--8 Preble Eq. Exch. coal sch 148.02 9 R. M. Houck, teach jan 107.10 9V. Linker, transportation 42.50 90. Koienemann, transports 39.10 17 Butler Gar. bus rep etc 382.95 27 11. iL. Foley, transporta 36.00 27 V. Hoffman, pri trans .... 45.00 27 L. Reinking, pri trans 45.00 27 A. Koehlinger, elec ligts 2.21 27 First State Bank tx with 16.30 27 L. L. Hann, sch sup etc 41.34 31 V. A. Fuhrman, sal etc 75.00 June—--5 Leonard Sup. Co., town su 10.13 5 Al-Jax Chem. Co., jan sup 28.03 30 C. A. Fuhrman, sal etc 75.00 30 L. B. Fuhrman, rt el help 41.25 30 A. Koehlinger, elec Igts 1.50 July—--18 Kohne Drug St., paint etc 21.14 18 G. Sehieferstein. transfer 3255.19 25 R. M. Houck, paint sch 75.00 28 H. H. Hjigh, triftnstelrs 539.10 August—--1 C. >W. Mowery, jan sup. 3.35 IC. A. Fuhrman, sal etc 75.00 1 L. Yager, trans & trans 722.65 4 A. Koehlinger, elec Igts 1.50 9 Preble Weld. Rep. trs bat 408.45 15 C, L. Bobilya, Trans. .. 394.36 16 W. Beihold, ca. of eem 15.00 16 L. Smith Ins. Ag. ins 36.92 30 C. A. Fuhrman, sftl etc 75.00 September—--2 Dec. Dem. Co., ad an bud 65.31 2 L. Ripley med ins pre-m 9.00 2 Berne (Wit. Co., ad an bud 65.16 3 Ind. Serv. Corp., elec ligts 1.50 12 Wm. Weber, stor sch bus 10.00 12 Ashbaucher Tin Sh. rep 4.03 26 It. M. HoucK teach jan 243.60 26 V. Linker, transportation 90.00 26 H. L. Foley, transporta 36.00 26 P. (Fuhrman, transport 90.00 27 Schafer Store, sup school 2.00 30 C. A. Fuhrman, sal etc 75.00 30 L. E. Fuhrman, rt cl hire 41.25 30 Col. Int. Rev., tx with 31.40 October—--1 O. C. Ewell, gasoline 82.87 1 Ind. Service Corp, elect 1.50 22 R. M. Houck, teach jan 243.60 22 V. Linker, transportation 90.00 22 iH. L. .Foley, transporta 32.40 22 p. Fuhrman, transporta 90.00 12 M. Scheumann, cl sch yd 7.00 22 W. Brltxeholf pump re 1.75 30 Ind. Ser. Corp, efect. 1.50 "0 O. C. Ewell, gasoline 85.80 31 C. A. Fuhrman, sal etc 75.00 31 Col. Int Rev. Tax with 31.40 N ovember—1 J. Kortenber. fir ex refills 1.75 IS Preble Eq. Exch coal sch 51.98 21 R. M. Houck teach jan 243.60 21 V. I,inker, transportation 100.P0 21 H. L. Foley transporta 36.00 21 P. Fuhrman, transporta ’ 90.00 21 Col. Int. Rev. Tx with 31.40 24 Ind. Ser. Corp. elect 1.56 24 O. C. Ewell, gas etc .. 60.20 29 C. A. Fuhrman sal etc 75.00 December—

SS. E. Merriman, Jan sup 20.47 6 Diec. Lum. Co,, mat rep 5.71 6 Kohne Drug St., first aid 1.87 6 Dec. City Sch.. transfers 1159.58 4 L. H. Worthman ad bd 25.00 BE. Aumann. ad bd member 25.00 8 M Selking, ad bd member 25.00 11 W. Kruetzman, ca cem 10.00 19 R. M. Houck, teach Jan 158.00 19 V. Linker, transportation 90,00 19 H. L. Foley, transporta 36.00 19 P. Fuhrmann, transport 90.00 19 C. A. Fuhrman, sa! etc 75.00 19 L. E. Fuhrman, of rt cl 41.25 19 W. Peck, rep bus 9.42 23 Ind. Ser. Corp, elect . 2.21 23 O. C. IKwell, gasoline .... 117.45 23 Butler Garage rep bus etc 108.50 23 L. L. Hann, sch sup 13.99 26 Col Int. Rev. tx with 13.90 Statement Shenina Amount of All Moneys Paid to the Various Funda of Preble Tnnnshlp.' of Adams Co.. Totals of All Funds Balance on hand $ 8135.01 Receipts during year 12535.83 Total of Bal. and receipts 20670.84 Disbursements during year 14302.49 Final Balances > 6368.35 Township I-anA Balance on hand ) 1093.57 Receipts during year 1554.91 Total of bal. and receipts 2648.48 Disbursements during year 1526.01 Final balances | 1122.47 Dog Fuad Balance on hand I 35.70 Receipts during year 173.00 Total of bal. and receipts 208.70 Disbursements during year Final Balances ; 208 70 Tuition Fund Balance on hand J 1869.43 Receipts during year 6115.41 (Total of bal. and receipts 7984 81 Disbursements during year 6621.52 Final balances t 1363j12 Special School Fund Balance on hand $ 5136.31 Receipts during year 4692.51 Total of bal. and receipts 9828 *2 Disbursements during year 6154 9* Final balances J 3673.51 Tsttl bi’.zntes as ibe-frii bv lx?*** S »3M.3i Wzrrant-Cherks outttand- , Inf 31, X94T,

.(itemized page 4 of this neiport) — 1X5,1 Total balances and outstanding warrants, December 31, 1947 $ 6447.26 Cash in depository December 31, 1947 1 6444.26 I Chas, A. Fuhrman, the Trustee of Preble Township, Adams Cougty, Indian*, do solemnly swear or affirm) that the preceding report of Receipts, Disbursements and Balances Is true and correct, as I believe; and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me, and that the various Items of expenditures credited have been fully paid In the sums stated, and without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by o r repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare, and swear (or affirm) that I have received no money, nor articles of value, In consideration of any contract made by me as Trustee of this Township. Chas. A. Fuhrman, Trustee of Preble Township Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me, the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this Township, this 6th day of January, 1948. Ed Aumann, Chairman of Advisory Board of Preble Township. This report was received, accepted, and approved by the Advisory Board of this iTownshlp at its annual meeting, this the 6th day of January, 1948. Ed Aumann, chairman Mart Selklttg, Secretary. Lewis H. Worthman. Advisory Board, Preble Township. January 12 0 Country children go to school an average of 168 days a year while city students attend sessions an average of 182 days a year.

Copper ana brass strainers should not be used for citrus or tomato juice, since they destroy vitamin C. 0 HEALTH INSURANCE (Continued from Page 1) small businesses “and as many other groups as feasible.” 6. Broaden the basis of federal Why Suffer with Pain From Rheumatism, Neuritis, Neuralgia, Arthritis and Lumbago. Get quick and real relief with Alf’s Compound W. G. Tablets. At all Drug Stores, or send SI.OO to Union Pharmacal Co. Bluffton, Indiana

Public Auction 114—ACRE FARM—II 4 and PERSONAL PROPERTY The heirs of the late Theodor Schueler will sell at Public Auction the following described real estate and the administrator for the estate of Theodor Schueler, deceased, will sell at Public Auction the following personal property. Said sale to be held on the farm of the deceased, 3 miles west of Decatur or 1 mile east of Preble, Indiana, on Highway No. 224, on SAT., JAN. 24,1948 Commencing at 10 A. M, Farm will sell at 12:30 P. M. 114—ACRE FARM—II 4 The very best of fertile soil all under cultivation, well tiled, nice soil to handle in highest state of production. Brick house with slate roof, 6 rooms and pantry, enclosed back porch. New copper screens and storm sash. Nice yard, plenty of shade. Barn—hip roof 30x66 with 46x48 Dairy barn adjoining equipped with stanchions for 17 cows and box stahl. Also 16 ft. wagon shed adjoining; 6 new grain bins in barn; Double crib & hog barn 40x42; Brand new poultry house 18x30; Dairy house; Two car garage; Drove well; Cistern; one-half interest of 12 acres wheat goes with farm. Electricity to main buildinys Telephone. Note This good farm is an ideal location. Very convenient to churches of all denominations, schools, markets, etc.; prospective purchasers are welcome to inspect the premises any time before sale.* TERMS & POSSESSION—Farm is clear of indebtedness. 15% cash Balance cash on delivery of deed and abstract. Possession on or before March 1, 1948. Heirs of Theodor Schueler, Owner — PERSONAL PROPERTY — 18—HEAD CATTLE—IB Registered & Grade Brown Swiss Registered Brown Swiss cow. 8, fresh by sale day; Registered Brown Swiss cow, 6. calf by side; Registered Brown Swiss cow 3 calf by side; Registered Brown Swiss cow. 3, calf by side; Registered Brown Swiss cow, 2, calf by side; Registered Brown Swiss Bull 2 yrs old; Registered Brown Swiss cow, 13. milking; Grade Brown’ Swiss cow. 8, calf by side; Two Brown Swiss yearling heifers, eligibleBrown Swiss heifer, 8 mo. old. eligible; Brown Swiss Bull 8 mo old eligible; Grade Holstein cow. 10. calf by side. SHEEP—IO Good Breeding Ewes; 1 Buck. HOGS—3 sows with 20 pigs of weaning age; 1 white sow with 9 pigs by feeder hogs 175 to 200 n,s -: Poland China Boar. 3 yrs old HORSES—Grey Gelding 12 yr. old; Black mare. 9 yrs. old good workers, about 1500 lbs. each. s

GRAIN 4 HAY 4 2? bu , “ eW r COrn: , I°° bu - old she,led corn: 10 » bu. wheat; 150 b 30 bu- Lincoln soy beans; 100 bales (wire tied) second cut alfalfa hay: 12 tons loose timothy hay; 200 bales straw (wire tied) > TRACTOR 4 IMPLEMENTS mM°t el ‘ tractor on rubber and cultivator attachments, Minn.-Moline 14 tractor plow, on rubber; Dunham 8 ft. tractor disc, used 2 seasons; Moline Fertilizer corn planter, good- Moline Manure Spreader, good; J. Deere 10” Hammer Mill & good drive beltCultipacker; J. Deere mower; kft-D. 8 ft. Binder•• Rubber tire wagon & H Ck i^ ay loader ' Platforrn scales; Walking plow; New log chfln 16 ft.. Extension Ladder; Small water tank; Universal two unit milking machine; Oil brooder stove; Electric hand drill; Electric motor and BHrd’or J^ Ck A G °° d 2 Whee ? trailer; Em ° r y grinder; 8 ft. McCormick Binder, good as new; small tools d I SS,"VK!; E S?"w^~’''" , 8 r °" “ rn “ ,e * r ~m cl “ s »» T "" CK M g :m < rs n . v! - i9ss Tr ” k - ■* >»”■ «* HOUSEHOLD GOODS—Coldspot 6 ft. Electric Refrigerator Suner Srine 1"? Stove, new; Radio; Kitchen Cabinet; Bed with spring and goo-1 innerspnng mattress; 6 dining chairs; RockerTF r nM« e rA^Jr ner w 00k 9tove: and miscellaneous articles. ibKMb —lash. Not responsible for accidents. Gustav Schueler iB W s. administrator i Ked C. Jejssoa—Auct. • BK-ca V«hty-Auct. . . SeveKts will be served. 12 16 22

grants for public assistance to states and relate them more nearly to the financial resources and needs of each state. 0 — SOVIET (Continued from Page 1) sians to further their campaign might be to withdraw from all Quadrapartite agencies and declare an end to the four-power rule of Berlin. o FRIEDHEIM CHURCH (Continued from Page 1)

$4,284, which was reduced about $1,400. Pohlmeyer and Pohlmeyer, of Fort Wayne, are the architects on the project. The trustees met with the church’s pastor, the Rev, E. T. Schmidke, after the Sunday services and awarded the contract. The trustees are, Herman Koeneman, Gustave Miller, Adolph Kiefer, Paul Nuerge and Henry Miller. H. F. Neilson is teacher at the school, which is now housed in a frame building near the church. The basement room, which will be a half story above the ground o — Broken Rail Blamed For Rerailed Train Thomasville, Ga„ Jan. 12 — (UP) — A broken rail was blamed today for the derailment of nine cars of the Atlantic Coast Line’s Miami-to-Chicago “South Wind” near here yesterday in which no one was killed and only eight injured, none seroiusly. The locomotive and tw r o cars of the crack streamliner eped on down the track after couplings snapped and nine cars whipped off the track before dawn at Pidcock Junction, about 15 miles south of here. The ACL division officer here said a broken rail caused the accident. —o In 1946, Wisconsin led the nation in milk production, with 8)651,000,000 pounds.

level, will contain a large auditorium or recreational room; kitchen, boiler and toilet room*. The recreational room will serve the congregation as a general meeting place and for parish events staged in the future. The second floor will von lain an assembly room, class and study rooms. The building, which Mr. Bulte-

■ HI 7 COMPLETE CLOSING OUT i I Public Sale Real Estate & Personal Property t Having accepted a position with Reliable Realty & Decatur. Ind., I will quit farming and will sell at Public Auction ’ personal property and residence property Tuesday, Jan. 20,1948 Personal Property at 10:30 A. M, Real Estaate at 2:30 P, M„ EST. LOCATION: 2V4 miles Southwest of Payne. Ohio; 3 miles East of and Ind. state line on road 114 to Batson, 0., then 2 miles north' miles East of state line on road No. 500 then % mile South. Loop directional signs on roads 500 and 114. 1 2:30 P. M. (EST) ' 5 ROOM NEW MODERN HOUSE & 4 ACRES Beautiful, new completely modern 5 room house, basement, of! nace, water softener; Electric hot water heater; Venetian blinds,; carpet. Inlaid linoleum; built in bath tub. Built in cupboards ii. chen. Everything ready to move in and live. Drove well. g#. 15x25, new double sided, overhead doors. House is fully insulj 4 acres good level black land, well tiled; shrubbery & good lawd 10:30 A. M. EST. 1 TRACTOR & FARM IMPLEMENTS McCormick-Deering model “H” 1944 tractor, new tires, both r & narrow tread front wheels, completely overhauled & newly pain is like new, starter & lights. Power take off, swinging draw bail pulley and cultivator attachments. McDeering 14” Tractor Plod rubber, only plowed 100 acres; Tokheim tractor cab for H or M ■ Deering 8 ft. tractor disc, like new; McDeering new high speed, type fertilizer corn planter; Oliver 18-7 grain drill with power; good; Superior 12 hole grain drill with power lift, new, only sowe acres; New Era Rubber tire wagon & 7x14 grain bed; Oliver 4 stated. tractor harrow; Broadcaster & lime sower, on rubber; End I seeder mounted on 2 wheel cast; I.H.C. stalk rake for tractor;! Deering 8 ft. Pull type tractor mower & 8 ft. Win-rower; Beet Ci vator & Beet lifter for model “B” I.H.C. Tractor; 275 gal. capad skid tank; Large size Grapple hay fork, new; Extra good set w wrenches from % to 2 inch; Craftsman table sgw with h. p. E motor, new; small tools. TRUCK: 1941 Ford 1% ton truck, B>4” tires, new motor, grain, good rubber. TERMS: On real estate, 20% cash. Balance cash on delivery of ? and Possession which will be given on or before Mar. 15, 1948. Tei on personal property, cash. Welcome to inspect any of this projJ at any time. Not responsible for any accident. Cleon White OWNE Roy S. Johnson—-Auct. Ned C. Johnson —Auct. Melvin Liecthy—Auct. Reliable Realty & Builders. Refr., Decatur, Ind. Cletus Lehman—Clerk. Lunch will be served. 1; Public Auctior

2—FARMS & PERSONAL PROPERTY 116*/2 Acre Farm and 80 Acre Farm Due to other business interests, I will sell my farms at Pt Auction and my son will sell his personal property, on Wednesday, January 14,191 Commencing at 10:00 A. M. LOCATION—2 miles East and 4% miles South of Monroeville, II 1 mile West and 2% miles South of Dixon, Ohio; 6 miles East of D tur, Ind. on Road 224 and then 4VI miles North. 116 •/, ACRE FARM Farms will sell at 12:30 P. M. j SOlL—Walnut & Sugar tree loam. All under cultivation exceM acres permanent pasture. HOUSE—Extra good, square type I story, 8 room hohse, large basement, new roof, large closet. Extra’ built, in best of repair. GOOD BARN—36xSB with shed 15x36 atti ed. Implement, Hog Barn 30x40 with overhead granary- POUL! HOUSE 18x30; BROODER HOUSE 12x16; Fuel Shed; Drove » Cistern. Good Fences. Well Tiled. Good drainage outlet. Electric 80 ACRE FARM Situated directly across road from above farm. Soil level. 9 producing, well tiled, good outlet; All under cultivation. Good 6 ri house, large basement. Good Barn 34x48, hip roof. Poultry H« 20x40; Summer Kitchen 12x18. Drove well. Cistern. Electricity Farms will sell at 12:30 P. M. TERMS & POSSESSION: Sold subject to a loan of SB2OO in Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. Loan runs 20 years. Mr. Jo 1 ” McMahon, representative, will be at sale to arrange additional cfl if needed by purchaser. SIOOO cash on each farm day of sale. Bai® 1 down to loan, cash on delivery of deed. Possession on or before ® 1, 1948. Inspection invited. Walter Clem, OWN LIVESTOCK—FEED— TRACTORS—IMPLEMENTS „ 9A TTLE: 4 Holstein cows, 2, 3 & 4 yrs. old. W’ill freshen in Mat 2 Holstein Heifers. HOGS: 7 fall pigs about 65 lbs. POULTRY: 25 White Rock Pullets. GRAIN 4 HAY: 200 bu. corn; 50 bu. oats; 4 bu. little red seed; 13 bu, Timothy seed; 7 bu. Big English clover seed: 350 alfalfa & timothy mixed hay. Wire tied; 3 ton loose hay. TRACTORS & IMPLEMENTS Model W G 1947 Allis-Chalmers tractor, lights, starter. take off & cultivators; J. Deere Model ‘A” Tractor on rubber and tivators; J. Deere 14” tractor plows; J. Deere 12” tractor plow?] Deere tractor disc; Oliver tractor disc; McCormick-Deering f°] mower, new last spring; J. Deere fertilizer corn planter; Thoma 5 ! hole grain drill; Clipper Fan MUI; Gramm-Bradley 9” new ha”’ mill and drive belt; Manure spreader with tractor hitch; Hay Lo« f j “ spike tooth harrows; Rubber tire wagon and 16 ft. rack; Winter! ro U.««» : .». Broo<ler Btove: oi l burner tank heater; Small tools. COMBINE: McCormick-Deering 8 ft. 1941 combine, motor attß m good condition. TRUCK 4 AUTO: 1940 Ford truck with new motor, good tires 5 - term?-SK r “s e ™ lns ° r “ r ' i Walter Clem & Dale Clem OWNR Roy S. Johnson—Auctioneer 1 Ned C. Johnson, —Auctioneer ’ i Melvi 5 yy-_e Daniele—Clerk. Lunch will be served. ,4 Jan. - I

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, i 94j

meier said would be compi et time for the opening of Lutheran school next SeptJ will be modern in every Ground will be broken ag s 2 weather conditions permit h/ ed. Eight grades are taught at school and enrollment is to increase with the complea, the new building.