Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 33, Decatur, Adams County, 8 February 1957 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Publlahod Every Evening Except Bunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO, INC. ■wtered at the Decatur, Ind.. Poet Office aa Second Claes Matter Dick D. HellerPreeldent J. H. Heller Vice-President Chas. Holthouse Secretary-Treasurer •übecrlptlon Retos: By Mall In Adams and Adjoialny Counties: Ono year. W OO; Six months. 14.26; 8 months, 32.25 «ty Mall, beyond Adami and Adjoining Counties: Ono year. <0.00; * months, |4.75; I months, 32.86. By Carrier: 10 cents per week. Binlie copies, 0 eontt.

This is Heart Fund month and you are asked to place your dimes, nickels and pennies in the Heart cannisters which are placed in local stores. The proceeds from the annual Heart drive go toward research for the number one killer, Heart trouble. o o— — The legislative proposal to create local school study commissions to make a thorough study of our public schools needs, appears to be popular with the general public. The study would include all phases of the school problem. Merger possibilities and a complete going into ot all educational activities would be authorized under the proposal. It is time that this should be done, and we believe it would stop slipshod consolidations and give every taxpayer much more for his educational dollar. O O'- t Adams county farmers may wonder who really favors the Republican farm policy of Ezra Taft Benson. The answer was printed in the January 31 Congressional record. Recently Wisconsin farmers received a postcard from a group of 6 corporation executives, ----- three attorneys, and a dentist who called themselves the Constitution and Free Enterprise Foundation. They asked Badger farmers to send in 316,482 to finance sending a digest of Benson's book “Farmers at the Crossroads'* to every farmer in the state. This money, they emphasized, is tax deductible. It is interesting to note that the group, so much concerned about tax money that goes to the tamer, is not at all adverse to using the d*ld?Ai> belt distribute Benson’s boost for his farm program under the supposition that it is educational. Local farmers may wonder why their subsidy is to be deplored while the one employed for the distribution of "educational'* material ip desirable. . • ' ■

crn PROGRAMS (Central Daylight Time)

WKJG-TV (Channel 33) FRIDAY <£ve.l.C 6:oo—Gateuway to Sport. 6:ls—News 6:2s—Ken Newendorp 6:3o—Queen of the Jun«le 7:oo—State Trooper 7:JO—Eddie Fisher . 7:46—NBC News B:96—.Blondie B:3o—Life of Riley 9:00 —On Trial 9: SO—The Big Story 10:00— Boxing _ 10:46—Red Barber's Corner 11:00 —News and Weather 11:15 —Sports Today 11:20— Hockey Hi-Llte. 11:80 —"I Love Trouble” SATURDAY Moralas 9:00 —Adventure Parade 9:Bo—King Cole’s Court 10:00 —Howdy Doody 10:30—1 Married Joan 11:00 —Fury 11:30— Sky King Atteraooa 12:00—Uncle Dave & Pete 11:10—Meet Mr. Wikard I:oo—Teddy Bear Time 1:16 —Cartoon Fun I:4s—News, Sports, Weather 2:oo—Olympic Film 2:3o—Pro Basketball 4:30— Horse Racing 6:00 —Bowling Eveala* .6:oo—Wrestling 6:3o—Soldiers of Fortune 7:oo—Live Wire Clubhouse 7:Bo—People Are Funny B:oo—Perry Como •« 9:oo—Caesar's Hour 10:00—George Gobel 10:10—Your Hit Parade 11:00—Badge 714 11:10—Armchair Theater . SUNDAY r£oo—Church of the Air 12:10—This is the Life 1:00 —Fort Wayne Forum I:ls—Christian Science Heals I:3o—Man to Man I:4s—News 2:oo—lndustry on Parade 4:ls—Doorway 2:lo—Liberate B:OO—Opera Theater 4:oo—Washington (Square s:oo—Topper 6:3o—Capt. Gallant Bveaiag o:oo—Cisco Kid <:3o—Roy Rogers 7:00—77th Bengal Lancers 7:lo—Circus Boy s <h» -Steve Allen 9:oo—'The Lark 10:06—Loretta Young 10:80 —Ford Theatre 11:00 —Sunday News 11:1.0—Sports Today JI 13—“ High telMwmt"

Every indication of the pres-, ent legislative session points toward higher state taxes. *lhe form these increases take is about all remaining to be decided. —_o o . "■ Decatur retail merchants have adopted an interesting series of activities for the coming year under the leadership of Robert Lane as chairman. With the cooperation of all merchants it appears that shoppers of this area would be in for some rare events and unbelievable bargain days. Shoppers throughout this area are invited to take part in these moneysaving days and you will soon learn that Decatur is your shopping center, where you’ll get the most for your money. o—o—. A little-mentioned item in most newspapers is the furor being raised nationally by the advertisements in national magazines under the name of America’s independent electric light and power companies. The cost of this advertisement is bom by rate-pay-ers of private-power companies which choose to disguise their own identities. Recently a Wisconsin rural-electric cooperative got good and mad, and wrote their congressman. The letter, included in the Congressional record, mentioned these facts: the' ads convey a false picture. The ads themselves are deducted from expenses for tax purposes. The private-power companies enjoy special tax write-offs. The cost, which is millions yearly, is paid by those of us who buy electricity from companies who sponsor the ads. Many rural areas would not have received electricity without public power co-oper-ative projects. Nearly two-thirds of the rural electrics are purchasing wholesale electric needs from private power companies. The group asked the congress to see that such propaganda was not charged to power buyers, and that such ads be held not tax deductible.

WINT - TV (Channel 15) FRIDAY Evening 6:00 —Rin Tin Tin 6:Bo—News, Hickox i. : _ 6:40 —Sports Extra 6:4s—.Douglas Edwards T:Ot‘ —Judge Roy Bean 7;80 —My Friend Flieka 8:00—Wes? Point B:Bo—Zane Grey Theater »:00 —Mr. Adam and Eve 9:Bo—Frontier 10:00 —The Lineup 1010 —Person to Person 11:00—Million Dollar Movie SATURDAY Morning 9:Bo—Captain Kangaroo 10:80—MTffify Mouse 11:00—Gens Autry Afternoon 12:00—The Big Top 1:00 —Bowling Time 2:00—All American Hockey 4:3o—National Advertising Week s:oo—Wife Srevice Evening 6:oo—Beat the Clock 4:Bo—Stars of Grand Olw jpry 7:oo—Lassie 7:Bo—The Bucansers B:oo—Jackie Gleason Show 9:00—O Susanna 9:3o—Hey, Jeanie 10:00—Gunsmoke 10:30—You're On Your Own 11:00 —Ray Anthony Show 18:00—Late News SUNDAY Merntng 930—Faith for Today 10:00 —Lamp unto my Feet 10:30—Look up and Live 11:00—If.N. in Action 11:30—This is the Life Afternoon 12:0o—Let’s Take A Trip 12:20—Wild Bill Hickox / I:M—He&ffe add- Jeckle ” / ’ 1:80 —Rpy Rogers / 2:3o—Bishop Sheen - ' »:so—Face the Nation J: 80— CBS News • 4:oo—Odyssy s:oo—Warner Brothers Present* Evening B:oo—Telephone Time 6:3o—Air Power 7:oo—Annie Oakley 7:3o—Jack Benny 8:00—Ed Sullivan Show 9:oo—General Electric Theater 9:3o—Alfred Hitchcock Presents 10:00—*64,000 Challenge 10:30—Lawrence' Welle 11:00—Orient Express 11:80 —News Report MOVIES ADAMS "Great American 'pastime” FH. aj 7:37:- 9:13, Saturday at 1355; 4;on

Adult Leaders Will Attend Conference Conference Os 4-H Leaders March 12 Adams county adult 4-H leaders who will be attending the 18th annual district adult leaders* training conference at Huntington March U will find many helpful suggestions for, carrying on their work for the coming year, Leo N. Seltenright, county agent, said today. The conference tor local leaders will be held in the YMCA building at Huntington. Registration starts at 9 a m. Instructors tor the day’s program will be Evelyn Quesenberry, Eric Holm, F. R. Willsey, May Masten, * and G. A. Nuffer from Purdue University. Morning topics will be "Let’s Keep the Teen-Ager,’’ and teaching health and safety- In divided sessions, the girls’ leaders will emphasize "The Whys and Hows of Judging.” The boys’ leaders will discuss ways of training judging and demonstration teams. The general theme for the day’s program is, “Improving Family and Community Living.” A highlightj>f the day’s program will be the noon luncheon with the members of the Huntington Rotary club. The luncheon will be at 12:05 in the Hotel Lafontaine. The speaker for the luncheon will be Judge Homer Byrd of Bluffton. Adams county leaders will attend the day’s conference as guests of the Decatur and Berne Rotary clubs. 20 Years Ago Today Feb. 8. 1937 — R. L. Vanhorn, Anthony Wayne area Boy Scout executive, will speak at Scout dinner here Thursday. John W. Linton, 86, retired farmer, dies. Carla Rose Klepper. young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klepper, is hurt in auto mishop. Former Judge J. T. Merryman returns home from hospital after siege of pneumonia. Florence Holthouse goes to Evansville to accept a position in Rehabilitation office. Mrs. Sol Lord is hostess to Pinochle club. Condition of Henry Hite, well known retired merchant, is reported to be serious. Nursing Home Study Is On In Jay County 1 ♦ Jay county township trustees plan to ask Jay county commissioners to study toe plan of locating a nursing home at the county home. A resolution was prepared in a meeting last week, it was learned here. , ~ The commissioners were asked to contact the state board of health, which will study the facilities, recommend necessary changes, and give estimates of the cost of the program. The officials plan the move to save money. Presently, persons receiving welfare payments and who are in need of bed-patient Care must be sent to hospitals or pri-, vate nursing homes. Several counties have successfully combined facilities and saved money, the trustees pointed out. Berne Teacher Is In Oxygen Tent Miss Rose Sprunger, secont} grade teacher at toe Berne-French school, is still in an oxygen tent at the Adams county* memorial

PUBLIC SALE 1 As we are selling the farm, we, the undersigned, will sell the following described personal property at public auction at the farm, located 4 miles north and 1% mile west of Portland, Indiana (or I*6 miles west of Antiville) on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1957 At 12 o’clock sharp — FARM MACHINERY — 1 exceptionally good 1948 Farmall H Tractor, with M and W sleeves and pistons. This tractor is perfect. 1 set of 221 Int. high lift cultivators for Mor H; 1-8 ft. Brillion single cultipacker, like new; 1a 7 ft. Int. 10 A disc; 1- 2-12 Little Genius breaking plows on rubber; 1 Int. mounted corn planter for Hor M; 1 grain drill; 1 exceptionally good Co-op farm wagon with grain bed; 1 good heavy duty wagon with grain bed; 1 corn shelter with motor; 1-3 section spike tooth harrow; 1 tractor weed sprayer; 1 trailer; 40 new steel posts; 1 heat houser for H; log chains; hand tools; shop equipment; shovels; forks. 1 Simplicity garden tractor and all the attachments in excellent condition. - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 1 practically new 75,000 B.T.U. circulating heater with fan; 1 small oil burner; utility cabinets; chest of drawers; gateleg table; table and 4 chairs; bed, springs and’mattresses: coffee table; set of 8 crystal goblets; pictures; lamps; v/hatnots; and items too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE-CASH. MR. and MRS. WILLIAM J. BETZ Ray Elliott—Auctioneer Dorsey McAfee—Clerk. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL BE CONSIGNED TO THIS SALE: 1 set of twin beds, springs and mattresses; 1 Montgomery Ward bottle gas range; 1 Colplspot 8 ft. refrigerator; 1 Montgomery Ward electric washer; 5 piece breakfast set; 1 garden plow; 2 hole kerosene stove; 6 way floor lamp; rocking chair; clothes hamper; brobder stove; good baby cab; 8 cow stanchions. MRS. ROBERT AVEY

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hospital following a heart attack Tuesday. Miss Sprunger was attending an after-schoql meeting to discuss a school program when the attack occurred. COURT NEWS Divorce Granted In the complaint for divorce of Elbert L. Aurand vs Elizabeth J. Aurand, an absolute decree of divorce was granted. The plaintiff paid toe court costs, and all property rights, under the settlement made, went to t{je defendant Cruel and inhuman treatment had beep I charged. Estate Cases The estate of David Heller, Thurman E. Heller, administrator, was eloeed, and toe administrator was released from bond. The will of William WuUiman was probated, Curtis WuUiman was named executor, and his bond was set at $3,000; Real Eafate Transfers Joel M. Neuenschwander to LeOrace Neuenschwander etux, .55 acres in Wabash Twp. Naomi H. Sprunger etal to Orva N. Smith, etux, inlot 444 & east part inlot 443 in Berne. Harold C. Long etux to Delbert Johnson etux, inlot 10 in Rainbow Lake Subdiv. , Harold C. Long etux to Melvon S. Runyon etux, inlot 24 in Rainbow Lake Subdiv. Emily Beihold to James W. Fleming, 3.3 acres in Root Twp. Jerden F. Sanmann etux to Edwin E. Call etux, inlot 511 in Decatur. Leo H. Roe etux to John W. Bayles etux, inlot 16 in Roe Acres. Mabel Lundin etvir to Harry R. Schwartz etux, inlot 881 in Decatur. Alonzo F. Garwood etux to Oliver Schnepp etux, inlot 1019 in Decatur. Richard Potter etux to Louis J. Dubach etux, inlet 366 in Geneva. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Estate No. SZ23 In the Adam* Circuit Court of Adame County, Indiana. Notice ie hereby given that Henry Schlagenhauf was on the 30th day of January, 1357, appointed Administrator of the estate of Elixa Gottschalk. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Decatur, Indiana, thitf 30th day ot January, 1957. RICHARD D. LEWTON, Clerk of the Adams Circuit (Seal) Court for Adams County, Indiana. By Arleda M. Sorgen, dep, Gallivan and Hamilton, Attorneys, and Counsel for personal representative. Feb. 1-8-15. NOTICE TO BIDDERS . Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Conuntesloners of Adams County, Indiana, will until the hour of 10:00 a.m„ Monday; February 18, 1»57, receive sealed bids for one (1) one-half ton Model pickup truck complete. „ „ Trade in one (.1) 1H Ton Reo Flat Bottom. Specifications are on file in the Auditor’s office. Blds must 'he submitted on forms prescribed by the State Board of Accounts and must be accompanied by bidders bond or certified check in an amount euual to 10 per cent of the price bld. The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all IbiUs. . „ Bv order of the Board of Comtntesloners of Adams County. (Ed ward F. Jaberg Auditor Adams Cbunty „ • „ Feb. 8, 15 CLAIMS ALLOW ED RY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ON MONDAY, FEBRIARY4, 19BT County Cltlsens Telephone Co, opr. 3 152.05 Dec. Light & Water Dep., do- 256.56 Rich. D. Lewton. mat. of it* 5.00 Dr. C. P. Hinchman, do 8.00 Dr. Norman E. Beaver, do 3.00 Robert L. Bose, do - 8.00 Comm. Print Shop, clerk ex. 6.38 Haywood Publishing Co., do 163.47 Edward F. Jaberg, aud. exp, 4.15 Comm. Print Shop, do 35.47 Decatur Lumber Co., do 2.02 Haywood Publishing Co,, do 47.6 C American Bindery, Sup., do 150.00 Helen E. Johnson, trea. ex. 84.00 Mary Geimer, do .. 84.00 Comm. Print Shop, do 2.5 C Miller-Bryant-Plerce, do .... 10.80 American ’Bind. Sup, rec. ex. 500.00 Merle Affolder, sher, exp. .... 325.24

Jack Hurst, do -—15.0(| Smith Ilrug Co. do —— 3.76 Holthouse Drug Co., do ■■■■ 3Q Comm. Print Shop, do 6.20 Emergency Radio Serv, do _ J®?! H. 8. Jones, do 38.10 Hardy A Hardy, do 34.00 Bluff. Gift & Type., do .... 75.00 Robert Meyer, do --•••• 3 00 Emergency Radio Berv., do 91.60 B T > S c. K , *. — Ro*er Singleton, do .... J*®®. Motorola Cpm'unlcationa do 400.00 F. Wayne Blue prn„ sur. ex. 14.46 American Bind., Supply, do 104.80 Haywood Publishing Co., do 3.00 Office Sys. Co-, pros, air ex. 143.70 Bessie Koos, As. exp- ■ 77.00 Commercial Print Shop, do 1.86 Walter Koos, do 1,1 G. M- Grablll, ech. sup. exp. 4.72 Cardmaster Co., do 32.28 Mildred M. Foley, att. off. - 87.18Leo. N. Sbiten., co. Ag. mA P 73.47 Citizens Telephone Co. do ... 16.56 Commercial Print Shop, do 11-0® Harmon M. ailllg, cor. exp. 2.30 H. F. Zwick. M.D., hlth. off. 77.00 Myles F Parrish, ct. ct 10.00 Callaghan ft Company, do 15.00 American Law Rook, do .... I 8 60 W. H. Anderson Co., do ... .. 80.00 Lawyers Co-op Pub. Co., do 37.50 West Publishing Co., do .... 37.00 C. H. Muselman, do ..... 25.00 John Bixler, ct. h. Jan. 235.00 Jewel Ehinger, ct. h. mat. .. 100.00 Louie Drake, ct. watch 10.00 Sanco Products Co., ct. h. op. 41.40 Cleveland Cotton Prod, do 81.89 Davis-Weil 'Mfg. Co., do .... 59.75 Habegger Hardware Co., do 35.55 Grace-Lee Prod., do 10.20 Coverall Rental Serv. do .... 3.40 Doris Affolder, Jail mat 125.00 Habegger Hardware, Jail ex. 1015.18 Decatur Lumber Co., do .— 51.42 Hitee Grocery, do ...... 33.45 J. I. Holcomp Mfg. Co., do .. 48.66 Baker Plumb, ft Heat., do 21.70 Blackwells Dept. Store, do 15.50 North. Ind. Pub. Ser., do .. 12.33 George Fosnaugh, co. h. sup. 227.14 Alta Fosnaugh, co. h. • mat. 100.00 Lillie Stucky, co. h. exp 120.00 Josephine Brandyberry, do .. 120.00 Bessie Wendel, do .— 50.00 Martha Shoaf, do - 33.36 Willie Knuckles, co. h. exp. 100.00 Charles McDonald, do 140.00 Dr. Norval Rich, co. h. phy. 139.50 Stewart's Bakery, co h. ex. 62.23 Heller Coal F. & Sup., do 301.90 Baker Plumbing & Heat., do 77.35 U. S. Chemical Co., do ... 87.00 Bursle-v & Co., do ............—80.78 Bluffton Grocery Co., do .... 34.15 Schafer Store, do 13.3A Davis-Well Mfg. Co., do .... 18.41 Decatur Blue Flame Gas, do 42.94 Neuer Supply Co., do — 140.66 Beavers oil Service, do 10.12 Sprunger implt., do .... 59.85 Teeple Truck Lines, do 8.03 Elmer Wendel, do ...... 77.05 Decatur Equipment Inc., do 460.00 L6e Hardware, do 24.16 Blackwell Dept. Store, do .. 2.10 Will Wlnnes, Wash. Tw. As. 150.00 Harley J. Reef t co. comm. 166.66 John Kintz, do 166.66 Roland Miller, do 166.66 Henry Dehner, co. council .. 50.00 C. J. Jones, do — — - 50.00 Leon Neuenschwander, do .. 50.00 Julius Schultz, do — _.. 50.00 Chris Stahly, do - 50.00 Frank E. Bohnke, do 50.00 David Macklin, co. atty 185.00 Decatur Demo. Co., leg. ad. 858.71 Berne Witness, do , 262.03 Charles L. Arnold, off. bond 2.00 Decatur Ins. Agency, do — 10.00 Elmer Winteregg, do 2.00 Minnie Black, tax refund .... 6.84 Gerald Uhrick, fox bounty .. 8.00 Elmer Rich, do 45.00 Levi O. Schwartz, do 9.00 •John Geels, do 1... *... 33.00 Herman Balslger, do 15.00 Willard E. Landis, do ... ........ 3:00 Stanley Wittwer, do 3.00 Cowens Ins. Agency, off. b. 45.00 Logansport St. Hos., st. in. 3.15 Clark E. Matson, do 2.82 Indiana Boys School, do .... 411.75 -''lte \ i'a- rr ..igaif.. tiiir-ngiiji'i. -—*“ -yrr l

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Indiana State Farm, do 3.80 Irens Byron H.. care of pat. 606.35 Ad. Co. Civ. Defense, civ. ds. 400.00 Ashbaueh. Tin 4)hop, c. c. p. 752.00 Co. A Ditch At. Lawrenoe Smith, labor —« 209 25 Carl Burkhart, do 75.80 Alfred Hirschy, do 60.10 Herman Moellerlng, mile. -. 63.70 Yost Grav.-Rey. Mix. tile dr. .1.40 Krick-Tyndall Co,, do - 230.31 Raymond Baumgartner, do .. 18.86 Clifford R. Brown, do .......... 80.25 Roman Brlte, do 60.00 Lawrence A. Braun, do ........ 5.0 Q Menno Hannl, do — 51.28 Gottschalk Supply Co., do _ 18.90 A- H. Dull, do 50.00 Krick-Tyndall Co., do ........ 179.70 Mesh. Bros. Stone Co. op. dlt. 8.88 J. E. Sheets, do — 11.26 Beaver* Oil Serv., oper. ........ 58.27 The Schafer Store, do ......... 5.50 Habegger Hardware, do 6.25 Krick If- 10 00 Lawrence Noll, supt. ' 186.84 Burl Fuhrman, A. Supt. 189.40 Albert Beer, do 147.00 Mary Jane Runyon, clerk .... 126.00 Joe Spangler, janitor - 50.00 Virgil Draper, diesel ... T 5.60 Virgil Ferry, do — 1,8 '29 Raymond Kolter, do « Clyde Harden, mnck. 184.80 Harold Burger, truck 160.65 DeWayne Beer, do 156.60 i Roger Steiner, do 156.60 Don Harvey, do 159.20 Richard LaFontaine. do 157.95 Noah Brunner, do 183.65 Chris Meshberger, Jractor .. 140.40 C C. Abbott, do? 186.35 Walter Reppert, do 128.25 Christ Zurcher,'St H. — 128.70 Joel Augsburger, do 128.70 David Runyon, di> - 23.40 Paul Butler, do 149.50 Lawrence Koenig, do 70.40 Louie Drake, watch 2.00 Citizens Tele. Co., oper 15.25 Decatur Light & Water, do 56.22 Burk Elevator Co., do ...... 214.57 Ashbaueher's Tin Shop, do .. 2.50 Berne Farm Equipment, do ,2.25 Decatur Auto Supply, do .... 261.16 The Schafer Co., do — 107.81 Decatur Equipment Inc., do ■ 70.32 Henry J. Ehrsam, do 250.00 Batler's Garage, do 897.05 Beerbower Welding Shop, do 36.37 Korte Bros. Inc., do 25.60 Paul Yoder Garage, do 29.85 Habegger Hardware, do 8.80 F. Wayne Pipe Asp. Co., do 58.64 MacAlllster Mach. Co., do .. 237.09 Parr's Tire & Im. Serv., do _ 61.85 Pearl OH Co., do 123.81 I Petrig Oil Co., do m 27.94 Motor Fuel Tax Div., do .... 14.24 The Ohio Oil Co., do 268.22 Beavers Oil Service Inc.,, do 779.97 National Oil & Gas Inc., do 26.51 D-A Lubricant Co., do 191.29 Rawls Inc., do — 444.64 Goodyear Service Store, do 549.49 Decatur Auto" Supply, do .... 130.00 Haywood Publishing Co., do 8.00 Mesh. Bros. Stone, mater. .. 5792.57 Yost Grav.-Rdymlx. Inc., do 59.22 John W. Karch Stone Co., do 1031.62 W. H. Gllllom, do ; 75.00 Cowens Ins. Agency, Ins. .. 144.58 Neuenschwander Inc., do .... 58.86 WELFARE Bernice Nelson, mil. ft post. 35.09 Mary J. Hazelwood, mil 7.07 Citizens Telephone Co., op. 30.40 Royal Typewriter Co., do .... 8.00 Board of Commissioners. Certified before me this sth day of February, 1957. Edward F. Jaberg, Auditor. Feb. S Ruth & Naomi Circle, Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church, Bake Sale—Noodle soup & Potato salad, February 9, 9:30 a. m. Mutschler Bld., North 2nd. Orders taken on Friday, — Call 3-3502. _ - _ T - '

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