Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 290, Decatur, Adams County, 10 December 1954 — Page 2

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Jefferson's Honor Roll Is Announced The honor roll ot the Jefferson township school has been announced by Max E. Stanley, principal. To be selected for the honor roll, a student must have at least one half A’s and the remainder B‘s on his six weeks’ report card. The list follows: First grade — Donald Adams, HarVey Christner, Susie Hilty. Ronnie Mosser, Sharon Schaadt, Marvin Yoder. Second grade — Sandra Bran steter, Kinsey Brooks, Janice Marble, Elizabeth Schwartz, Randy Teeple. Third grade — Dane Bailey, Johnny Hilty, Constance Johnson, Roger Lautzenheiser, Judy Mosser, Ruth Myers, Mary Schwartz, Sally Woodruff. Fourth grade — Connie Woodruff, Nancy Murphy, Sam Hilty, Jeannie Baumer, Maggie Hilty. Sixth grade — Stanley Augtburger, Gail Egly, John Rumple, Ronnie Smitley, Jerry Sommer. Eighth grade—Louise Lehman. Freshmen — Mary Ann Brown, Thomas Stuber. Sophomore—Karen Smitley. Juniors—Patsy Bollenbacher. Seniors — Alice Stuber, Audrey Kuhn. mF) J’ ♦ F< * ittw $7 ~ * wc ' KD- T * x * « Flasholder *4 HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.‘ BAY FT WITH FLOWERS from CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! 100 Lee 3-Star PIPES Nationally Advertised at SIO.OO OUR SPECIAL PRICE $2.98 STOLTS CIGAR STORE _

WESTERN ONIO BREEDERS SALE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14 11 O’clock 460 REGISTERED WOLSTEINS Fair Grounds, Van Wert, Ohio The 6th annual consignment sale sponsored by the Van Wert County Holstein Club in cooperation with the Ohio Holstein-Friesian Assn. Offering a top-notch group of cattle from many of Western Ohio’s top herds. A few from Indiana. Good type. Popular breeding. Selling mostly fresh cows and heavy springers. A few yearlings. Several head with outstanding production records—up to 600 tbs. fat 2X. Man* in heavy milk flow at present. At least 30 head recently fresh or due In December. 5 due in January. At least 23 females that sell are out of dams with production records from 400 to 659 lbs. fat. Offering daughters of proven bulls including Carnation Haaelwood Homestead. Jule Crescent Ace. Rainbow Sir Rose, Pabst Comet Belmont. Dunloggin Dark Master, Farfields Excellency and others. 5 HIGH RECORD BULLS: Mpgt of these good, young bulls are ready for service. Every one from « high producing dam. Their dams average 16945 pounds of milk and 624 tbs. fat. One out of a dam with over 800 lbs'. Selling sons of Rainbow Sir Rose, Carnation Sir Galla had. Langdonhurst Burke Last Man. Pabst Burke Tritomla Don and Jule Crescent Ace. - T. B. Tested. SO day Bangs test. Several Calfhood Vaccinated. Everything over 2 years old either negative or certified. J. O. Fenstermaker -Auctioneer, Managed By Tho Ohio Holstein-Friesian Assn. WOOSTER, OHIO

Peter Lehman Herd Receives Awards Seven Rosettes Are Awarded To Lehman Peter B. Lehman, prominent Washington township dairy farmer, received a total of seven rosettes th|s year from the American Guernsey cattle club for the breeding of champion cattle, it was announced today. Guernseys bred at Lehman’s farm placed in the Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Indiana state fairs this year. - Valours P. Tiny, three-year-old cow raised by Lehman, won grand champion honors at the Michigan state fair, and was also best uddered cow. A two year old Guernsey cow, Signets Jewel, formerly from the Lehman herd, won first place in its class at the Minnesota state fair. Another three-year-old cow received second place honors at the Wisconsin state fair. Guernseys shown by Lehman himself won several prises at the Indiana state fair this year. A bull and a three-year-old cow each placed second, and a two-year-old cow placed third in its class at the annual event. To Attend Meeting Os Bureau Managers Mrs. Dale Death will attend a meeting of branch managers of thie license bureau at the state house in Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday. The local office will remain open but Mrs. Death said that the usual driver examination’s would not be given Wednesday since examiners will also attend the meeting. Positions Open At Veterans Hospital States civil service commission has announced examinations for several positions at the Veterans administration hospital, Fort Wayne. The following positions and salary are included in the announcement: utilities and maintenance supervisor, $3740 to $4490 per year; foreman of mechanics, $3435 to $4035 per year; electrician, $3200 to $3680 per year; painter, $3200 to $3680 per year; supervisory operating engineer(general), $3435 1054035 per year; and operating engineer (steam electric), $2974 to $3454 per year. No written test will be given and applicants will be rated on the basis of their experience. Fail - information'- incfrtrdfng instructions as to how to apply may be obtained from the commission’s local representative. Earl Chase, post office; executive secretary, board of U. S. civil service examiners, Veterans Administration hospital, Fort Wayne, or the sixth V- S. civil service region, Post Office and Courthouse Building, Cincinnati 2, Ohio, Applications will be accepted until December 22, 1954. Furnish Stone And Gravel For Road I Adams county’s two stone comi panics. Meshberger brothers and I Karch stone company, have volun- ■ teered to furnish stone and gravel ' free for the new road which has been graded from the Adams Central < school grounds through the new 4-H fair grounds in Monroe, it was announced today. Peter B. Lehman and Henry Ascbleman stated today that the two atone companies had each agreed to give halt of the stone needed for the 45 rod-long road. The county ocmmissionera had previously agreed that the county highway department could haul the

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♦ton*, because foth* service rend- ■ •red by a second exit from the school grounds which will be provided by the road. 'Work will begin on the stone hauling as soon as the weather is right, Lehman said.

Notice To Public All outstanding bills against Adams County we requested to be in the office of the County Auditor not later than Tuesday, December 14. These would include bills against the County Highway department, the County Home, the Court House . and the County Surveyor. FRANK KITSON Auditor, Adams County <*> ■ ' f

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