Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 178, Decatur, Adams County, 29 July 1948 — Page 6

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Rnnkic Policeman is Killed On Cycle Noblesville. Ind.. July 2'< <1 Pi Fran< is Castor. 2* year-old |h>Beeman who had served on theforce only 12 days, was killed early

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toduv when he lost control of his inotorcyi le near here He is survived by a wife and two children. There is no use burying the hatchet if you leave the handle i sticking out to trip over.

ANNOUNCE (Cont From Pnge One) first; Shirey Zimmerman, second; Franklin Bittner, third, j Junior Arnold, fourth: llomayne ’ Witwliler. fifth; Robert Witwiller, sixth; others exhibiting. Larry laiutzenheiser. Bill Arnold. Lester Backhaus and Mary Byer J iy- ' Senior yearlings—female. LesJ ter Backhaus. first. J Cow <lass — Charles Ripley, ■ first. Brown Swiss Grand champion female — Jos [ eph Wilder. Grand champion male Leroy i Werling Junior calves — female. Joseph I Wilder, first; Norbert Selking. second. Senior calves — male, Leroy Werling. first; female. Lffiter j Painter, first; Leroy Werling. I second Junior yearlings — female. ! James Kirchhofer, first; Edward 1 Wilder, second; laroy Werling third. Senior yearling female, James Wilder, first Guernsey Grund champion female—Wave- . lene Lehman. Grand (hampion male George . Fuelling Junior calves —■ female, Karen Lehman first; William Lehman, second; Clinton Fuelling, third. Senior calves male, George | Fuelling, first; female. Ja< kie I Meyers, first; Roe Lehman, second; Leo Sheets, third. Junior yearlings — male. Ray

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mond Worden, first; female. Roe Lehman, first; Franklin Fuelling, second; William Lehman, third; Karen la*hman fourth. Senior yearlings — male. Roe la-hman. first; female. Wavelene i Lehman, first. Cows c ass Wavelene |a*hrnan. first; William Lehman, second. Holstein Grand champion male —Arnold Gerke Grand champion female — Max Lehman Junior calves —male. Jerome D Rauch, first: Edward Morbach, second: Allen Gride, third; female. Hale Buslck. first; Dorothy Crosby, second; Lester Smith, third: Roger llabegger. fourth; Carl Bluhm, fifth: Joyce la-h---man. sixth; Max Lehman, seventh; Rex Raudenbush. eighth; Byron Liechty, ninth; others exhibiting. Doyle la-hman. Roland McCune. Franklin Crosby. Harry Mazelin and Gail Gerke. Senior calves — male, Arnold Gerke. first; Eugene Hoffman, second; female. Claren Lehman, first; Chester Smith, first; Evelyn Gerke. third; Bob Sprunger. fourth: Doyle Lehman, fifth: Nancy Liechty. sixth; Max l>hman. seventh; Clark Stahley, eighth; others exhibiting. Arllo Girod. Arno'd Gerke, Byron Liechty. Joseph Lehman. Gerald Sipe. Harry Mazelin. Irene Schwartz. Henry Sipe and Leonard Schwartz Junior yearlings — mule. Max Lehman. first; female. Richard Kaehr. first, Roy Lehman, second; Janet Buaick, third; Janice Buaick. fourth; Eugene Hoffman, fifth; Max Ix-hman, sixth; Bob Sprunger. seventh; Florine Lug inhill, eighth. Senior yearlings female, Ken ueth, Buaick. first; Eloise Smith, second; Harry Mazelin. third; Bob Sprunger, fourth; Claren Lehman, fifth. Cow claas—.Max !>>hman. first; Leonard Schwartz, second; By. ron Liechty, third; Evelyn Gerke. fourth. Showmanship Awards Bob Sprunger, (hampion, Holstein. award given by Kraft Fonda and show halter; Leroy WdrilnC se ( ootl. Brown Swifts, show halter; Mary Byerly, third. Ayrshire, show halter; Kenny Singleton, fourth. Jersey. show halter; Jackie Meyers. fifth, Guernsey, show halter. Plan New Parsonage At St. Paul's Church Berne. July 29 — Ground breaking services will be held Sunday morning for a new parsonage for the St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church near Chattanooga Ohio. The parsonage will be modern in every reaped The Rev. H. C. Ahrens is pastor of the church.

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VALUBS IN MBAT Plump, tender while reeks. Fuily-dremed-cut-up st n« erirs ra*» FRYING CHICKEN 69 r>llr 4,MM4. t—f leaf SrtaaO raUr-OrwwO-Mrae •«* <••»** Ducklings 59* Stewing Hens » 59‘ Tender—delicious. Fully dressed. DOMESTIC. RABBITS -79 UOGU-CUT Tenderay Beef. U. S. Grade Good— Indlridnal •»» Rib Steaks «* 69 Pure lean beet Freshly sreuad Belter raise. Hamburger *59 Small, lean retlane cuts. Meaty. Pork Steaks'63 Oeear Mayer. Mild. Sweet. Suear-eured. Smoked Hams “"Sv »«« Halt. Lb. SSe.

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