Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 259, Decatur, Adams County, 3 November 1959 — Page 3

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1959

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COUNTY PAST PRESIDENTS HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET The annual fall banquet of the past presidents of Adams County Home Demonstration clubs was held Thursday evening at the cafeteria at the Berne school. The Friendship Village club served a turkey dinner. The donology was sung before the meal began and Miss Icel Shanks gave the devotions. Eighten clubs answered roll call and the minutes of the spring meeting were read. The nominating committee submitted the following names for officers: president, Mrs. Clifford Essex; vice president, Mrs. Noah Graber; secretary, Miss Helen Kenney; historian, Mrs. William Kohne. After the introduction of Miss Phylis Shirey, wttb has been an agent in training for the past two months at the Adams county office, months at the Adams county office, the Live and Learn club presented Adams county chorus sang several selections ana the meeting closed by the saying of the club collect. DINNER IS HELD SATURDAY EVENING The seventy-fifth birthday anniversary of Mrs. Ethel Krick of Monroeville was observed with a dinner Saturday evening at the Fairway Restaurant. Mrs. Ellenore Doehnke of Decatur, was also a special guest at the dinner. Friends of the pair served as hostesses for the affair. After a five course dinner had been served, Mrs. Krick was presented with a 75th anniversary cake that was decorated with dollar bills. Both women were sur- ‘ prised with the party. \ CHURCH WOMEN TO OBSERVE WORLD COMMUNITY DAY The Decatur Council of United Church Women will observe World Community Day Friday. The service will begin at 7:30 p.m. and will be held at the Baptist church. The theme for the service is “Full Partners for Peace.’’ Mrs. Warren Lehman will be the leader. The Rev. B. G. Thomas of Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church will deliver the ’keynote speech. > The project for the meeting is collecting new and used layettes and clothing for small children. Clothing is to be brought to the service and will be dedicated at that time. The public is invited to attend and worship. MARJORIE BECHER HONORED AT SHOWER Miss Marjorie Becher was honored Thursday with a bridal shower by Mrs. Mac Smith and Mrs. j Marvin Taylor at the home of John Christener, Jr. The entertaining room and gift table i were cleverly decorated in CHICKEN “BROASTED” GOLDEN BROWN A SPECIALTY AT SHAFFER’S RESTAURANT 904 N. 13th St. CALL 3-3857

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autumn colors. Games were played and won by Mrs. Ed Marbach, Mrs. Lester Haines, and Mrs. Earl Yoder, who in turn presented the gifts to the bride. After Miss Becher opened her many gifts, refreshments were served by the hostesses. Present for the affair were Mrs. Noble Lobsiger, Mrs. Allen Girod, Mrs. James Lobsiger, Mrs. Robert Amstutz, Miss Riith Sipe, Mrs. Lester Haines, Mrs. David Smith, Mrs. Savilla Habegger. Mrs. Clara Becher, Mrs. Paul Longsworth, Mrs. Earl Yoder, Mrs. John Christener, Jr., Mrs. Ed Marbach, and Mrs. Richard Stewart. Those unable to attend, but sending gifts were: Mrs. Norman Becher, Mrs. Raymond Becher, Mrs. Ted Pyles ; and Mrs. James Taylor. PARISH HALL TO BE SCENE OF DINNER Zion Lutheran ladies will be busy all day tomorrow at the parish hall baking pies, frying chicken and baking hams for the annual dinner to be served from 4:30 to 7 p.m. The Mesdames Henry Krueckeberg. Ray McDougal, and Don Burke are being assisted by a large grouo of workers throughout the day. Mrs. Wm. Porter. Mrs. Lee Fleming, and Mrs. Karl Reinking will have charge of decorating the dining room and serving the guests. They will have a group of young ladies who will be stationed near the serving line to assist youngsters with their trays. Guests are invited to inspect the candy, handwork, market and Concordia gift booths. Children will be favored by the fish pond and movies. Everyone is invited to come. ROOT TOWNSHIP FARM BUREAU PLANS DINNER The Root Township Farm Bureau meeting and the 4-H achievement night will be held Monday at 6:30 p.m., at the Monmouth school gym. A family pot-luck dinner will be served. The Farm Bureau will furnish turkey, rolls, and drinks. Members of the Farm Bureau and 4-H clubs are asked to bring a covered dish and their own table service. All Root township Farm Bureau members, 4-H club members, and their families are invited. DRAMATIC SECTION MEETS AT BOWER HOME MONDAY Roll call was answered by twehey members of the Dramatic section of the Decatur Woman’s club, which was held at the home of Mrs. Ferris Bower Monday night. The program opened with a pre- | sentation of a of the ! theaters used during William Shakespeare’s era, by Mrs. Denzil Dowell. Mrs. James Bleke gave a biography of Shakespeare, which was followed by Mrs. Reid Erekson’s dramatic presentation of “Macbeth.” The meeting ended with refreshments served by the committee, Mrs. Denzil Dowell, Mrs. Reid Erekson, and Mrs. . James Bleke. The Welcome Wagon club will meet at 7:30 Monday at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Shannon. Members are to bring fruit, cookies, or crushed candy for the county home. The St. Joseph Study club will

Calendar items fcr today's pua •cation must be phoned Id by 1 •jb. (Saturday 9:30) Pnone 3-Zl3l Mariloa Roe* TUESDAY P.T.A. Singing Mothers, Lincoln school, 7:30 p.m. Associated Churches of Decatur, Zion E- and R. church, 7 p.m. Tri Kappa, Youth and Community Center, 7:45 p.m. Sacred Heart study club, Mrs. Louis Rumschlag, 8 .m. Catholic Ladies of Columbia, C. L. of C. hall, 6:30 p.m. Dutiful Daughters class of Bethany E.U.B. church, Mrs. Dean Byerly. 7:30 p.m. Happy Homemakers club, Mrs. George Thomas, 7:30 p.m. Beta Sigma Phi sorority council, kMrs. Fred Corah, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY St. Girard study club, Mrs. Medford Smith, 8 p.m. Our Lady of Good Counsel study club, Mrs. James Murphy, Jr., 8 p.m. V.F.W. Fathers Auxiliary, post home, 8 p.m. Ladies Shakespear club, Mrs. Cal Peterson, 2:30 p.m. Zion Lutheran harvest dinner, parish hall, 4:30 to 7 p.m. THURSDAY St. Joseph Study club, Mrs. Pete Reynolds, 8:15 p.m. Monroe Methodist W.S.C.S., church annex, 7:25 p.m. Ladies Aid of Trinity E.U.B. church, church, 7:30 p.m. Everready Sunday school class, Methodist church lounge, 7:30 p.m. Union Chapel Ladies Aid, church basement, all day. Church of God Missionary Society guest night, 7:30 p.m. Women of Moose, Moose home, officers 7:30 p.m., lodge at 8 p.m. Unit 3 of W.S W.S. of Bethany E.U.B. church, Mrs. John Myers, 7:30 p.m. Order of the Rainbow for Girls, Masonic hall, 6:45 p.m. So-Cha-Rea, Mrs. V. J. Bormann. 7:30 p.m. Unit 2 of Bethany E.U.B. W. S. W. S., Mrs. Brice Roop, 7:30 p.m. Zion Lutheran Needle club, par- ! ish hall, 1 p.m. FRIDAY Trinity E.U.B. Work and Win class, church Fellowship hall, 6:30 i p.m. World Community Day Service, Baptist Church, 7:30 p.m. Methodist church rummage sale, church. 9 a m. until 4:30 p.m. Fourth district Road Side Council, American Legion, 1 p.m. SATURDAY Methodist churdh rummage sale, church, 9 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. MONDAY Root township Farm Bureau and 4-H potluck dinner, Monmouth school, 6:30 p.m. Welcome Wagon club, Mrs. Kenneth Shannon, 7:30 p.m. meet Thursday at 8:15 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Pete Reynolds. The Work and Win class of the Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church will have their Thanksgiving dinner Friday evening at 6:30 o’clock. It will be a carry-in dinner and the meat, rolls, butter, and coffee will be furnished. It will be held in the fellowship hall at the church. The Camera club met Monday evening at the home of Miss Dorothy Schnepf. Bob Workinger presided at the meeting which was highlighted by Jack Dailey showing the films of his trip to Japan. The next meeting is scheduled for December 7 at the home of Bob Workinger. > HARVEST DINNER: Ham or Chicken, Zion Parish Hall, Wednesday, November 4, 4:30 to 7:00 p. m. Booths of Handwork, Candy, Produce, Gifts. Everyone welcome. It Vitamins Build Up Your Resistance To COLDS and FLU with Our Complete Vitamin and I Mineral Capsules 10® h ,3.9S Only One A Day KOHNE DRUG STORE Wo Give Holdens Rod Trading ararnp**

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David Ellsworth, who was seriously injured in an auto accident several months ago, has been returned to the home of his parents after being in Parkview hospital at Fort Wayne. His mother, Mrs. Francis Ellsworth, reports that his condition is improved. Herbert and Rose Fullenkemp have returned to Florida after spending four months in the north visiting relatives. Their itinerary included two months at Lake George, three weeks in Lake City, la., two weeks in Findley, 0., and two weeks in Falls Church, Va. Fred V. Mills, well known retired Decatur businessman, arrived from Greencastle Monday night to cast his ballot in today’s city election. Mrs. Elsie Enyart, of Fowler, Mrs. Ed Bartaway, and her daughter, Mrs. Vernon Armstrong, of Wabash, visited Monday with Mrs. Florence Baumann. Judge G. Remy Bierly, of the Indiana appellate court, returned to Decatur Monday to be present for the election Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Linn visited over the weekend at the Dale Elzey cottage at Lake James.

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Admitted Mrs. Mae Butler, Decatur; Miss Pamela Egly, Decatur. Dismissed Mrs. Melvin Wolfe, Decatur; John H.» Leistner, Rockford, Ohio.

At 2 p.m. Monday, a baby girl was born to Bernard and Connie Roe Lehman. The infant weighed six pounds, 10 ounces, and has been named Shaun Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Lehman are residents of Fort Wavne. Russell and Agnes Kolter Moser, route one, Decatur, announce the adoption of a baby daughter born September 28. She has been named Myra Darlene. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bowers, Jr., of Lafayette, are parents of an eight and one-half pound girl, born Sunday evening at St. Elizabeth's hospital. The baby has been named Dana Leslie. At the Adams county memorial hospital: Gerald and Irene Heiman Grove route six, are parents of an eight pound, six ounce girl, born at 3:01 p.m. Monday. A girl, weighing seven pounds. 14 ounces, was born to Harold and Hilda Meicle Brown, 518 West Madison, at 10:41 p.m. Monday. Noelan and Pat Herst Salway, route 5, are parents of a boy born at 1:40 a.m. today, weighing eight pounds, 13 ounces. A girl, weighing seven pounds. 10 ounces, was born to Vernon and Mary Ellen Haugh Adams, 424 Boyd Ave., Van Wert, at 9:55 a.m. today. Girl Scouts Troop 269 met Monday afternoon in the Girl Scout room at the Youth and Community Center. The meeting opened with a flag ceremony, after which roll call and dues were taken. Minutes of the last meeting' were read and Marsha Sheets gave the treasurer’s report. The grouy then divided into four patrols and later received their nut order blanks. A decision was made to hold the investiture ceremonies November 23. Scribe, Cheryl Knudsen. A gayly decorated basement at the home of Vicki Morgan set the scene for the Halloween party c Brownie Troop 630. Mrs. Harold Dolch, Mrs.. Marvel Johnson, and Mrs. Paul Morgan acted as hostesses. Several games were enjoyed by the group, after which refreshments were served to the 14 girls present. Those attending were Vicki Morgan, Diana Dolch, Brenda Johnson, Carla Lenhart, Pamela Harner, Elaina Hook, Therasa Howell, Joyce Stanley Cynthia Gehrig. Debbie Kluseman. Rebecca and Retha Hakey, and Cynthia Helm. Firemen Are Called Out To Leaf Fire A leaf fire at 346 Oak street Monday night brought out the Decatur fire department to extinguish the blaze with no damage being reported. This morning the city street department was out with leaf sweeping equipment to curb further outbreaks of the annual fall disturbance. The fire truck went out at 10:50 p.m. and was back at 11:05 p.m., disposing of the task in short order. The burning leaves were along the curb and reached “threatening” proportions, the report stated. sold and delivered in Decatur Over 2,500 Daily Democrats are each day.

Decatur Elections DEMOCRATS REPUBLICANS — 1955 — Mayor—Robert D. Cole .... 2,007 Mayor—John M. D0an1,430 Clerk—Mrs. Miriam Hall .. J,721 Clerk—Vernon Aurand —.. 1,695 Ist—Carl E. Gerber 2,230 Ist—Milton Swearingenl,l4l 2nd—Norbert Aumann 1,953 2nd—Donald Gage - 1,416 3rd—Lawrence A. Kohne .. 2,055 3rd—Richard Girod 1,325 4th—Clyde E. Drake .- 1,892 4th—Watson Maddox ...... 1,438 AL—Ed Bauer 2,192 AL—Chalmer Werst 1.154 — 1951 — Mayor—John B. Stults .... 1,226 Mayor—John M. Doan 1,931 Clerk—No candidate Clerk—H. Vernon Aurand — 2.067 Ist—Adrian Burke 1,452 Ist—Adolph Kolter ......... 1.620 2nd—Dorphus Druml,299 2nd—Don Gage ——— 1,953 3rd—Ed Bauer 1,548 3rd—Hubert Gilpin 1.466 4th—Joe Brennan 1,448 4th—Hugh Engle 1,642 , (Joe Murphy) AL—AI Beavers 1,579 AL —Dr. Joe Morrisl.so9 — 1947 — ' Mayor—John B. Stults 1,234 Mayor—John M. Doan.. 1,269 Clerk—No candidate Clerk—Vernon Aurand ..-". 1,431 Ist—Adrian Burke 1,420 Ist—Ray W. Dallner 1,000 2nd—Dorphus Drum 1,305 2nd—Clarence Ziner... 1,119 3rd—Joseph A. Krick 1,589 3rd—No candidate 4th—Joseph H. Brennan 1,406 4th—Herman Lankenau .... 1,021 AL—AI Beavers 1,508 AL— Snyder 930 — 1942 — Mayor—John B. Stults 1,535 Mayor—John M. Doan .... 1,093 Clerk—Mrs. Charles Lose .. 1,080 Clerk—H. Vernon Aurand .. 1,495 Ist—Adrian G. Burke 1,390 Ist—Milton P. Swearingen.. 1,053 2nd—Dorphus L. Drum .... 1.361 2nd—Emery A. Hawkins .... 1,016 3rd—Harry H. Hebble 1,424 3rd—Vernon A. Fairchild ... 971 4th—Joseph H. Brennan .... 1,372 4th—George T. Harding ... 1,032 AL—Alfred Beavers 1,470 AL—Morris R. Pingry 979 — 1938 — Msyor— Arthur R. Holthouse 1,294 Mayor—Forrest Elzey ...*. 1,692 Clerk—Mrs. Alice Christen.. 1,322 Clerk—H. Vernon Aurand.. 1,636 Ist—George W. Meyer 1,315 Ist—Russell Owens 1,465 2nd—George Stults 1,407 2nd —Morris Pingry .. 1,431 3rd—Andrew Appelman 1,426 3rd—George Harding 1,395 4th—Ed Keller ——... 1,259 4th—Charles Langston .... 1,521 AL—Herman Gillig 1,320 AL—Kenneth Arnold 1,513 — 1934 — Mayor—Arthur R. Holthouse 1,313 Mayor—Ed B. Macy 1,188 Clerk—Mrs. Ada Martin .... 1,511 Clerk—Mrs. Fannie Callow .. 969 Ist—Herman M. Gillig 1,267 Ist—Forrest Elzey 1,127 2nd—George Stults 1,402 2nd—Sim Burk ... 1,056 3rd—Andrew Appelman .... 1,431 3rd—Frank Johnston 963 4th—Albert Miller 1,400 4th—Floyd Acker 1,031 — 1929 — Mayor—George M. Krick .. 1,325 Mayor—Avon Burk 1,037 Clerk—Mrs. Alice Christen. 1,535 Clerk—Mrs. Gayle Hoagland. 796 Ist—Fred Linn 404 Ist—Ralph Yager 357 2nd—George Appelman 403 2nd—John Zimmerman 273 3rd—O. L. Vance 547 3rd—D. H. Campbell 313 4th—Joseph Hunter 1,354 4th—C. O. Porter 897 AL—Herman Gillig 1,396 AL—James L. Kocher 891 Treasurer—Mrs. Ada Martin 1,652 Treasurer—Mrs. Lois Beane.. 660 — 1925 — Mayor—George M. Krick .. 1,261 Mayor—Avon Burk 1,160 Clerk—Catherine Kauffman. 1,557 Clerk—No candidate Treasurer—Luella M. agley 1,533 Treasurer—Mrs. Laura Grill. 843 Ist—Fred Linn 425 Ist—Frank Butler 342 2nd—Joseph Hunter 427 2nd—J. L. Kocher 338 3rd—O. L. Vance 542 3rd—F. W. Downs3ll 4th—A. R ‘Fred’ Ashbaucher 1,447 4th—W. E. Moon 868 i AL—George Miller 473 AL—Schnitz 868 — 1921 —, Mayor—Huber M. DeVoss .. 1,425 Mayor—Charles H. Colter .. 1,135 | Clerk—Mrs. Catherine Kauffman Clerk—Mrs. Dorwin 1,099 1,418 Treasurer—Mrs. Flora Kinzle Treasurer—Mrs. Flank Downs 1,491 1,011 Ist—Emerson Beavers 449 Ist—Clarence Bell 382 2nd—Eugene Runyon 364 2nd—J. L. Kocher 387 3rd—Fred Ashbaucher 557 3rd—Horace Callow 392 AL—George Krick 1,446 A. Klepper 1,071 AL—Ferd O. Peoples 1,356 AL—Harry Moltz 1,130 — 1917 — Mayor—Charles W. Yager .. 578 Mayor—Philip L. Andrews .. 435 Clerk—Dick Christen 622 Clerk—No candidate Treasurer—Joseph McFarland 628 Treasurer—Dale Spahr 330 Ist—Fred Linn 175 Ist—Daniel Shackley 145 2nd—Ben Shrank 146 2nd-John Logan 155 3rd—Charles Helm 190 3rd—John Lenhart 158 AL—Dr. J. M. Miller 553 AL—E. Fritzinger 411 AL—Jacob Martin 505 AL-Jacob Atz 394 — 1913 — Mayor—Charles N. Christen.. 552 Mayor—Henry Hite 359 Clerk—Huber M. De Voss 623 Clerk—Maynard A. Frisinger 203 Treasurer—Joseph McFarland 689 Treasurer—Jacob Atz 178 Ist—H. Fred Linn 189 Ist—Sylvester W. Peterson.... 77 2nd—James Hurst 161 2nd—Frank L. Aurand 110 3rd—Peter Kirsch 269 3rd—Albert A. Conrad 6 AL—Jacob Martin 552 AL—Erastus Fritzinger .... 59 AL—Levi L. Baumgartner .. 613 AL—John M. Lenhart3o6 — 1909 — Mayor—Herman L. Conter .. 521 Mayor—Judson Teeple 532 Clerk—Huber M. DeVoss ... 552 Clerk—Timothy Corbett46o Treasurer—William Archbold 618 Treasurer—Earl B. Adams .. 379 Ist—lsaac Chronister ..169 Ist—Sylvester Peterson 149 2nd—John D. Hale 192 2nd—James 130 3rd—Charles Christen 194 3rd—E. Fritzinger 181 AL—Jacob Martin 518 AL—Simeon Fordyce 496 AL—Milen Burns 433 AL—Jacob Atz 512 1908—C. O. France, city clerk, became mayor on March 12, 1908, when Mayor David D. Coffee was impeached on one of five counts in the Jay circuit court—charging public intoxication. — 1905 — Mayor—David D. Coffee Clerk—C. O. France Treasurer—--Ist—lsaac Chronister 2nd—Van Camp 3rd—Charles Christen Took office May 1 1906 AL—Jacob Martin (Took office Jan. 1, 1906 with 6 preceding men. AL—Miller Burns — May 3, 1904 — Maydr—David D. Coffee .... 530 Mayor—Charles H. Colter .... 475 Clerk—Jackson R. McFeely.. 622 Treasurer—William J. Archbold 626 Marshall—Edward Green .... 506 Marshall—Harry E. Cordua.. 477 Ist—Albert Buhler 163 Ist—Sylvester W. Peterson .. 11l Alex Leßrun 115 Charles D. Teeplelß9 2nd—Horace D. Porter .. 178 2nd—Simeon B. Fordyce .... 187 Henry Stettler ... 172 3rd—Peter Gaffer 175 3rd—Corbett 160 Peter Kirsch 222 — May «. 1902 — Mayor—David D. Coffee .... 515 Mayor—Judson W. Teeple .. 359 Clerk—Dallas M. Hower 552 Clerk—Earl B. Adams3os Treasurer—W. J. Archbold .. 534 Treasurer—Hiram Gregg3o7 Marshall—Harry Hart 375 Marshall—Harry Cordua .... 513 Ist—W. B. Suttles 100 Ist—Charles Teeple 211 Al Buhler 109 Sylvester W. Peterson. 115 2nd—Henry Stettler 162 2nd—Simeon B. Fordyce .... 181 Horace D. Porterl4l 3rd—W. H. Niblick ... 139 3rd—Timothy C. Corbett .... 262 Cyrus J. Weaverl7s — May 1, 1900 — Ist—Daniel W. Meyers i 2nd—Edward H. Leßrun 3rd—William H. Niblick — May 3. 1898 — Mayor—Amos P. Beatty .— 508 Mayor—DeFrench Quinn ... 376 Clerk—Dallas M. Hower .... 607 Clerk—A. C. Gregory23o Treasurer—Wm. G. Archbold 588 Treasurer—Charles K. Bell .. 252 Marshall— Harvey D Hart .. 569 Marshall —Harry D. Cordua .. 287 Ist—Willard B. Suttles ...... 154 Ist—Levi Barkley — 93

2nd—George Chronister 179 2nd—John Everett ... 129 2nd—M. Haefling 173 2nd—B. W. Sholty .83 3rd—Elijah A. Mann 221 3rd—Erastus Fritzinger 95 Ist—Harry B. Knoff 2nd—Henry H. Hart 3rd—William H. Niblick * — May J, 1894 — . Mayor—R. W. Quinn Clerk—Albert Brittson — Treasurer—Charles D. True Ist—Jonas S. ’Coverdale 2nd—John W. Vail 3rd—Judson W. Teeple — May 3, 1892 — Ist—George Patterson 2nd—John Buhler 3rd—W. H. Niblick — May 5, 1891 — Mayor William H. Reed2B4 Clerk—D. O. Jackson3o9 Treasurer—F. E. McClean .. 331 > Marshal—H. A. Fristoe27B Ist—Jacob Yeager 83‘ 2nd—Henry Stettler 114 3rd—T. H. Ernst 119 (waterworks, yes 395-69) — May 6, 1890 — Ist—George W. Patterson .... 67 Robert S. Peterson 92 (Garet Burien R??> 42 2nd—'Emmanuel WoodsD??) 129 Jacob C. Miller 54 3rd—William H. Niblick .... 135 T. T. Dorwin 1 — May 7.1889 — Mayor—B. H. Dent 370 Mayor—Judson W. Teeple .. 122 Clerk—Daniel O. Jackson .... 386 Clerk—Erastus Fritzinger .. 114 Treasurer—Frank Schirmeyer 373 Treasurer—Charles T. True . 128 Marshal—John W. Coffee .... 330 Marshall—Ezra Cutting 155 Ist—Albert A. Nicholeslo4 Ist—Joshua Barnhart 58 2nd—Adam J. Smith 134 2nd—Frederic Shaffer 35 3rd—John S. Bowers 115 3rd—Ben P. Rice - 41 — May 1, 1888 — Ist—David Showers3l Ist—C. T. Dorwin 29 2nd—J. S. Hart 51 2nd—E. Woods - 86 3rd—William H. Niblick 78 3rd—T. T. Brokaw 35 — May 3, 1887 — Mayor—Byron H. Dent 258 Mayor—Henry Brown 33 Clerk—D. O. Jackson3o3 Treasurer—Frank M. Schirmeyer 301 Ist—John T. France 69 *■ 2nd—Philip C. Cleverl3o 2nd—Adam J. Smith 131 3rd—Jacob J. Miller 89 — May 4, 1886 — Ist—George Wi Patterson .... 26 I Winfield S. Congleton .... 62 | (Succeeded Oct. 26. 1886, by A. L. DeVilbis< ) 2nd—James H. Stone 83 Henry Eiting72 3rd—Sylvester Spangler 64 Herman Bosse ....42 James Bremerkamp .... 36 Lemes T. Brokaw 20 — May 6, 1885 — Mayor—Daniel D. Heller .... 259 B. H. Dent2sß Clerk—James C. Patterson .. 260 Lewis J. Gast23l Treasurer-H. H. Bremerkamp 267 Joseph E. Thomas .. 218 Marshall—Robert Maloney — 254 * James T. Archbold .. 248 j Ist—Henry Krick 115 D. O. Jackson 37 2nd—Henry Stettler ... 113 L. Yager 69 3rd—Adam Miller — —rOO. Jesse Niblick 95 — May 7, 1884 — Ist—George Patterson 53 A. L. DeVilbiss 48 2nd—Henry Eiting 57 Henry Stettler 35 3rd—Sylester Spangler 69 3rd—W. P. Moon 11 Adam Miller — 64 — May 2, 1883 — Mayor Byron H. Dent 348 Rachael Teeple 3 Samuel Schlegel .. 1 Clerk—Lewis J. Gast37l Treasurer Henry Bremerkamp 362 Samuel Schlegel 2 Peter Goss ... 1 Charles JZimmerman 1 Ist—Daniel 0. Jacksonlol George Patterson 98 2nd —Henry Voglewede 119 Henry Stetler 120 3rd—Jesse Niblick 144 Sylvester Spangler .... 152 — Sept 5, 1882 — Mayor—James T. Merryman 250 Mayor—Seymour Worden 15 David Showers 30 Isaac King 185 Clerk—L. J. Gast 443 Treasurer—Hen. Bremerkamp 260 Treasurer—Louis Waggoner . 210 Marshal—Robert Maloney ... 196 Marshal—lsaac Rhodes 150 William Geary 58 Assessor—Henry Adelsperger 459 — May 5, 1896 — Ist—George Patterson 107 Ist—Jeseph Smith 35 Daniel O. Jackson 95 (2 yrs) John P. Colchin22 2nd—Solomon Linn 95 2nd—Jacob Martin ... 65 Joseph Voglewede 85 (2 yrs) E. A. Huffman 1 Harlo Mann 60 3rd—Jesse Niblickll4 3rd—James Archbold 61 Elijah J. Cox 68 William P. Moon .179

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