Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 54, Decatur, Adams County, 4 March 1948 — Page 6

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JIBB Real Estate Transfers Cloice L. Beam etux to Jacob S. Girod etux, 40 acres in Jefferson Twp. William Fiechter etux to Aaron Gerber etux, 33 acres in Monroe Twp. Elmer F. Bubach etux to Lillian

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M«v*rcMemeiM F rom w h ere I sit... // Joe Marsh How to Put Up with Women's Styles

When Will. .ey’s missus finally gave in to the new-style longer skirts, Will was mighty critical at first. Allowed as how women were a slave to fashion... ought to dress to please their husbands and not style designers. Sue finally reminded Will of his habit of sitting by the radio Saturday afternoons in shirt sleeves and old slippers, listening to the sportcasts with a mellow glass of beer. Suggested that maybe Will was a slave to comfort. And Will admitted she was right.

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Steiner, 99.38 Hartford Twp. Lillian Steiner to Elmer F. Dubach etux, 99.38 acres in Hartford Twp. Lawrence E. Morand etux to Merlin Wayne Habegger, inlot 485 in Berne. Isaac iE. Wagner etux to Arthur Hall etux, inlot 880 in Decatur. James L. Egley etux to Hubert Krick, inlot 896 in Decatur. / Bertha L. Rice to National Oil I & Gas, Inc., W% inlots 250 & 251 in Decatur. Oscar Leßoy Jones etux to Ezra

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Perhaps the way somebody dresses isn't always to our taste—just as Will’s glass of beer may be another person’s cider. But from where I sit, those little differences aren’t important—unless we go out of our way to make them so, by being hypercritical. As Will says now: “Well, anyway, those long skirts hide a multitude of shins” ... and lets it go at that!

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ilßi NEWS EDITOR Douglas V. Clarke (left) and Reporter Charles L. Leonard, both of the Newburgh News, are freed from White Plains, N. Y., jail and paroled in custody of their attorney pending court decision on their appeal against being sentenced for refusal to reveal information source of their gambling expose. They served four davs of their 10-dav sentence. (International)

E Byrum, inlot 344 in Geneva. Margaret Genevieve Reed etal to John Hirschy etux, S. pt. inlot 666 in Decatur. Edwin K. Vorhees etux to Hazel B. Banta, inlot 3 in Geneva. Louise M. Noel etvir to Rosalia Kropp, inlots 810 & 829 in Decatur. Rosalia Kropp to James O. Noel etux, inlots 810 & 829 in Decatur. Catherine L. Ross Admrx. to Clark W. Flaugh etux, part inlot 731 in Decatur $5,700. Fannie Amstutz to theodore McCune etux, 80 acres in Hartford Twp. Junior Floyd Ray etux to David G. Carlson etux, 77 acres in Monroe Twp. Arthur W. Haggard etux to Edna L. Glendening, part inlot 246 in Geneva. Roy C. Hamrick etux to Lawrence W. Hamrick, inlot 754 in Decatur. Charles H. Hosier etux to Lloyd J Grifin etux. 40 acres in Monroe Twp. Weldon L. Zehr etux to Urban \V. Sorg etux, 80 acres in Wash-

ington Twp. Theodore Beerbower etal to Wilbert W. Lehman, inlot 170 in Geneva. Noah A. Pusey etux to Herbert Jacksort etux. 80 acres in Hartford Twp. Noah E. Schwartz etux to Cornelius Troyer etux, 80 acres in Monroe Twp. Henry B. Heller Ex. to George W. Stults etux, part out lot 95 in Decatur $8,025. Jesse B. Roop to Ralph E. Roop etal, inlot 87 in Decatur. Norval S.’ Rich etux to Roman H. Liechty etal, inlot 727 in Berne. Leslie B. Lehman etux to Roman H. Liechty etal, inlots 725 & 726 in Berne. Mary M. Sipe etal to Lester K. Sipe, 146% acres in Blue Creek Twp. Harry Sipe etux to Howard W. Fox etux, 35% acres in Jefferson Twp. Walter Fruechte to Jesse D. Blume, land in Preble Twp. Robert E. Lane etux to John C.

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Carroll etux, 75.46 acres in Washington Twp. Herman A. Colchin etux to Joseph H. Schultz etux, inlot 72 in Decatur. Homer S. Hahn etux to Mervin E. Stahl etux, inlot 23 in Decatur. Jack S. Teeple etux to Maxine M. Beery, land in Washington Twp. Paul Dudgeon etux to Henry Wagley etal, 79% acres in Blue Creek Twp. Herbert LaFontaine etal to Clara LaFontaine. 172.530 acres in Monroe & Washington Twps. William A. Biery to Henry Schaadt etux, 80 acres in Hartford Twp. Harry D. Habegger etux to Ray V. Sharp etux, 16% acres in Monroe Twp. Lydia Habegger to Fred Fennig etux, N% inlot 348 in Berne. John R. Ludy etal to Blaine L. Bail'-y etux. land in Jefferson Twp. Tcaymond Bulmahn etal to Lloyd C. Scherer, 74.10 acres in Root Twp. Albert M. Manlier etux to Paul Franklin Ross, 80 acres in St. Mary’s Twp. Cora Alice Pinkerton etux to Daniel Fiechter etux, 20 acres in Washington Twp. Fannie Amstutz to Noah A. Pusey etux, inlot 379 in Geneva. Jennie M. Merriman etal to Hiram O. Swoveland, 81.29 acres in Blue Creek Twp. Herman G. Hoffman etux to D. Burdette Custer, N% S% outlot 290 in Decatur. D. Burdette Custer etux to Frances A. Hoffman, N% S% outlot 290 in Decatur. John Baker to Fred Foos etux, part inlot 351 in Decatur. Grace E. Walters to Sylvan D. Habegger etux, 21.19 acres in Monroe Twp.

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