Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 188, Decatur, Adams County, 10 August 1951 — Page 6

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WINNERS (Continued From Page One) Norman Sheets, second; and Violet Sheets, third. « Junior grade, barrows were placed as fallows: Kathleen Boerger, first; Jaimes Holt, second; Herman Witte. third; Arlen . Mitchell, fourth, and Kathryn Shaffer, fifth. Senior barrows; Stanley Allison, first; Roger ■’Koeneman, second; James Price, third; and John Shaeffer, fourth. Kathleen Boerger won grand champion in this class. '■ I j Inj the Hampshire swine,* Nolan Griffiths received the grand champioh gilt ribbon and Gordon Singleton is the owner of the reserve grand champion gilt. Nolaii Gris-, fiths also had the grand champion boar; while Alan Miller had the] grand champion barrow and Marvin Hirschy had the reserve grand Champion. Other placlngs in this breed were: junior .gilts: Gordon Singleton, first; Marvin Hirschy, second; and Vernon Ratcliff, third; senior gilts, Nolan Griffiths, first; Wayne Byerly, second; Marcus Ripley, third; Carl Bluhm, fourth; and Jim McCune, fifth; junior barrows: Marvin Hirschy; first; Jim Holt, second; Verdon Ratcliff, third; and Gordon Singleton,, fourth; senior barrows: Alan Miller, first: Nolan Griffith, Second; Carl Bluhm, third; Henry Sipe, fourth; and Dallas Neuenschwan«r, fifth; junior boars: Nolan Griffiths; first; and Gordon Singleton, fticpnd; senior boars; Harvey Short, first, Harvey also received the reserve grand champion boar 1

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V— n ribbon; ton litter: Nolan Griffiths, first; and Harvey Short, second; senior market litter, \ Alan Miller, • first; junior breed litter. Gordon Sfhgleton, first; senior breed litter, Hihjvey Short, first. Nolan Gris- .. n<hs has the champion of all the ; Hampshire litters. , I'.jSure bred big x type Poland: senior barrows: Jas. Taylor, first; , Jaljr Bebout, second; Gery Girod, Arnold- Girod, fourth; and< Marvin Taylor, fifth; senior gilts, Jaftißebout, first; is The grand champion gilt of all tftfeeds was won by Carol 1 Egly of Kirkland Kut-Ups club; and David Ringger, with his Yorkshire the reserve champion of , all breeds. ' % (|eorge Fuelling, with his Chester won the grand fchapipion harrow of all breeds; and Max with his Yorkshire barrow, w&a ‘the reserve championship. James Price and Carol Egley tied for first in the senior Showmanship contest; and KathBoerger won first in the juhiop division. FAST PASSENGER \ Ati'ontinued From Pnice One) state police in the area riishfed to the scene. The only direct contact witfr the scene; in swamjust west iof the river, was by state poThe state police radio runnel crackled with calls for 'J*lfe state police asked all ams Gances in Baton Rouge, the state i ; -.

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COMMISSIONRRM CLAIMS ALLOWED AUGUST «, IRBL Haywood Pub, Operating 21.27 Decatur Light & Power, do .... 147.1$ Citizen’s Tel. CO., do 90.45 Begun’a Store, clothe, insane 148.23 R? W. Shraluka, sheriff, mil 84.40 D. Death, sheriff spec, dep 80.00 Com. Print Shop, sheriff op 13.50 Emergency Radio Serv., do 12.50 Federal Lab. Inc;, do „,.™ 14.84 H. Moellering.sur. mil & op 63.98 S. Dague, rod & stake 49.50 Pete Everett, tile dr. ...■ 34.00 Chkrley Scherry, do 20.40 Jacob Wagner, do 23.50 Calvin Hamrick, do 4.25 The Krick-Tyndall Co., do .. 392.68 Decatur Democrat Co., oper 8.40 HiWay Serv Sta., do 290.00 H L. Foley, sch. supt oper 10.00 Internat’l Carb & Rib Co., do 16.04 ~ E. Archbold, co. agt. ettp. 162.72 P. Augßburger, Cd agt sten ... 150.00 A. K’. Williams, ho dem agt .. 91.14 Dr H. F. Zwick. health off .. 231.00 Betty Feasel, health off asst. 16.68 Joan< Sink, health off asst \8.35 J, Shockley, hea. nurse exp. 302.86 Deca. Pub. Lib., hea nur rent 35.00 S. H. Schurger, pros atty exp 27.63 Haywood Pub Co,, assessor op 17.50 Th Bobbs-Merrill Co Inc cc e 15.00 The Lawyers CoOp Pub Co do 13,00 The American I-aw Bk Co., do 12.50 West Pub. Co., do .. .J... 18.00 The W. H. Anderson, Co., do .. 18.00 Cltiz. Tel. Co., do 29.10 C.H, Muselman, pro off mil 29.35 J. Bixler, ct ho pan sal 200.00 H. tlallogly’ ct house mat sal 65.00 Westron Corp., oper. •*; 46.70 ILS. San. Spec. Corp., do 20.65 J I Holcomb Mfg. Co., do 22.60 Samuel Bentz, do 46.17 Janitors Supply Co., do 20.52 Kleeik’s, do , 31.07 No. Ind. Pub Serv Co. Jail op 9.56 Habegger Hardware, do 6.64 Robert Osterman, do ... 4.75 <«. Fosnaugh, co horn supt sal 166.66 tt. Fosnaugh, co horn mat sal 75.00 Grover Kelly, help .J.— 30.00 Pryor Gilbert, do ....d.-p—- 60.00 Ellen Hirschy. do 80.00 J, Brandyberry, do 80.00 Cora McFarland,, do 25.00 Rev. O. Gehman, minister .... 4.00 Rev. A. A. Fenner, do 4.00 Chas. A. Cook, co home, oper 9.76 Connie’s Fruit Mkt., do 35.16 Model Hatchery, do J 73.85 The U.S. Chem Co., do 21.50 Ind. State Industries, do 24.39 Herald L. Bailey, do 16.60 Arthiir Lengerich, do 18.81 Miracle Mfg. Co., do 28.60 KoHbe Drug Store, do 10.67 Mollenkopf & Eiting, do .... 146.28 Stewart’s Bakery, do 126.67 Dr. R. E. Allison, do 52.25 The Dri Gas Corp., do 40.30 Spiegel’s Mkt., do 364.29 Smith Drug , Co., do 20.38 Beavers Oil Serv., do 88.84 Dr. H. F. Zwick, do 2875 Ziner’s Home Appliances, do .. 2.65 Linn \Grove Hdw., properties 475.00 W. Winnes, Wash. T assessor 100.00 M. Striker, reassrn real eat .. 152.00 O. Hoffman, Co. Comm. 91.66 J.C. Augsburger, do 91.66 L.i Worthman, do ;. 91.61 Ed A. Bosse, do • 75.00 Anola Crist, bd. of review .. 80.00 Forrest Elzey, do 80.00 Decatur Demo. Co., legal adv 52.79 Berne Witness, do 50.92 Lee Hardware Co, bridge rpr 12.00 Heller & Bockman, insurance 38.76 Fred W. Corrah Ins, do 13.50 G. Remy .Bierly, Iric., do 29.42 Decatur Ins. Agency, do 486.76 Ed F. Berling, do* 91.79 Leo E. Ehlnger, dor 61.90 Gillig & Doan, soldier burial 100.00 Irene Byron Sanatorium, san. 750.00 Ditch Imp. R. Shraluka, feed pris. 106.00 L. Smith, drag, oper . , . 486.00 Elmer Isch, oper 25.00 R. D. Jones, do ..x 79.00 Yost Const Co., do 12.70 Gilßoni Lumber Co., do 42.75 Ft. Wayne Bl Pr & ijup., do .. 5.00 Petrie Oil Co., do 7.53 Fred C. Wissman, dtr ...: 1157.54 Cal Yost, do 2460.00 Beavers OU Serv., do ...102 98 \u. 1!4.1 F. Singleton, supt. sal 225.00 P. Stratim, asst. supt. sal. .. 207.00 Tom Johnston, do 207.00 Elmer Beer, do 207.00 Nathan Meshberger, do 210.45 Harry Kirschner, tr. driver ..212.75 Virgil Draper, do 207.00 Roy Heller, do: 208.15 Harold Burger, do \.. 198.00 Don Harvey, do ...:. 198.00 Roger Steiner, do 200.20 Jack Andrews; do 198.00 Burl Fuhrman, do .....L .... 198.00 Vai Schnepo, do ..........1.1.' 198.00 Arnold Weldler, do 180.40

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Lawrence Koenig, do ......... 207.90 Ell Hirschy, do - 198.00 Menno Sprunger, do 198,00 Christ Zurcher, single hands .. 189.00 Christ Miller, dp a 103.95 Joel Augsburger, do 200.55 Joe Spangler, do 189.00 Grover Cottrell, do 2.00 A. M. Hoffman, do 120 00 Chester Shoaf, do >-... 99.00 Citizen’s Telephone Co., oper 25.90 Decatur Light A Power, do .. 8.18 Decatur Auto Supply, do ..J..,.. 95.76 Mollenkopf & Eiting, do 363.47 Auto Electric Garage, do. 17.50 Fortney Rafiiator Shop, do .. 10.00 Phi} L Macklin Co., do 3.00 Butler’s Garage, do 150 Klenk’s, do -—— Paul Yoder, do Beavers Oil Service, do 359.31 Motor Fuel Tax Die., do 29.80 Pearl Oil Co., do, 462.36 Phillips Petroleum Co., do .. 55 08 Standard Oil Co., do 60.48 Easter Tire & Tread Co., do .. 307.25 Myers Hortie & do . .... Goodyear Service, do -55.12 Teeple Truck Line, do , .... 5.70 Smith Scrap Iron Co., do .... 18.78 J. W. Karth Stone Co,, mater 45.84 Meshberger Bros. St Crp., do 940.77 Yost Const Co., du ,- L- 10 46 ‘Krick-Tyndall Co., do 18.76 Loganaport Met. Cui. Co., do 706,12 Kocker Lumber & Coal, do 8.25 Citizen’s Tel. Co., spraying .. 8 3 -?& Indiana State industries, do 35.18 Heller & Bockman, insurance 2.47 Decatur Ins. Agency, do 31 07 Leo E. Ehlnger, do 395 G. Remy Bieijy Inc., do . 188 Fred W. T'brah Ins., do \ .86 Ed F. Berling,; Ins., do 5.86 ■-" ' ■ Mf'elfitre Bernice Nelsoi), mil & post 47.62 Mary J. Hazel Wood, mil 12.18 Mabel Marshal; do 21.91 Veronica Linn,! do 24.01 Typewriter Inspect. Co., oper 17 00 Citizen’s Telephone Co., do 15.00 Hoard of Commissioner*. Certified before me this 3rd day of August, 1951. Tharatna I. Drew, Auditor Adams Co. Ind. Ballot* Doubly Safe j* Wheeling, Va. (U.P.) — A. precinct official finisher checking the votes in a municipal election, locked the ballot Lox and then dropped the keys inside ‘’ BO 1 wouldn't lose them?’ The lock had to be cut off at the city clerk’s office to get .the box open. SEN. MCCARTHY (Coat laaed From Page Oze) pathixers. . 1 ' Calling Jessup his “prize McCarthy said that thg ambassador INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Eliinger FIRE WIND AUTO 720 No. 3rd St. Phone 3-2004

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is a member of “not one, not two, but five organizations officially named as fronts for the Communist party.” McCarthy said that Vincent, former U.S. minister to Switzerland and now consul-general at Tangier, has been “charged being a member of the Communist party” and with “espionage activities in Switzerland.” McCarthy’s speech—delivered to a packed gallery but only a few senators^ —brought instant aiid hot retorts from two Democrats, senate majority leader Earnest W. McFarland, Ariz., and Sen. Herbert H. Lehman, D.-..N.Y. ' ' McFarland, red with anger, accused McCarthy of "tearing down the dignity of the senate” by using Its floor for "mud slinging." It was contrary to senate traditions, he said, to “unjustly accuse an individual of disloyalty to his country?’ DECATUR GIRL (ConGnurd From P*gr One! Teeple, and Carolyn Zimmerman. Third division were givfen to: Anita Reynolds,* first; Colleen Egly, second; Marjorie Neuenschwander, third; Alice Stuber. fourth, and Carol Everhart, fifth. , ' f ' \J J ,

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There were nine girls entered in food preparation four. Marlene Thieme received first .in this group; Elaine Hunt, second; Myrna Young, third; Lavera Alt, fourth, and Maxine Monee, fifth. Ann Smith, who won grand chamulon, also had first premium iu division five. Other premium

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winners in this division were: Maidlyn Kiefer, second; Patricia Barges, third; Pat Kelly, fourth, and Ramona Gottshall, fifth." There was one blue ribbon wintier: Patsy Burkhart. *• ■ n|nasg y|«11 f ii isiil ■ . ■■■■ 4. an ■

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