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and and and and and and and and and and Deaths, Funerals RM2 TERRY O. WIESE ARCADIA Requiem mass for Terry O. Wiese, killed June 25 in an auto accident while serving with the navy in Greece, will be Monday morning, 10:30 a.m. at St. John's Catholic Church, Arcadia.

The Rev. C. A. Ahmann will officiate. Bearers will be navy personnel from Des Moines.

Ehlers Gerken Post No. 694. American Legion, will form the honor guard. Friends may call at the Twit Funeral Home in Carroll beginning at 7 p.m. Saturday.

Rosaries Saturday will be at 8 p.m. and 8:45 p.m.; on Sunday at 3 p.m., 8 p.m. and 8:45 p.m. Radioman Wiese was a 1964 graduate of Kuemper High School, and had been in the navy since Nov. 1, 1965.

Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest E. Wiese of Arcadia; three brothers, Lon of Fort Lewis, Lynn and Brent; a sister, Shelley; grandmothers, Mrs. Alma Greteman.

and Mrs. Anna Wiese, Littleton, and his fiancee, Marina Marfaki of Athens, Greece. GEORGE SCHAFFER (Times Herald News Service) LAKE CITY George Schaffer, 77, of Lake City died after a long illness Wednesday, July 2, at Stewart Memorial Hospital in Lake City. He was aretired farmer. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m.

Saturday at the Huffman Memorial Chapel, Lake City, with interment in the Lake City Cemetery. The Rev. John Holland, pastor of Woodlawn Christian Church, will officiate. Friends may call at Huffman's after 2 p.m. Thursday.

Mr. Schaffer was born Sept. 11, 1891, at Champaign, a son of Nicholas and Eva Schundelmeier Schaffer, and came to Iowa in 1911. He was married to' Marie Lux at Carroll on July 26; 1922. They came to the Lake City area to farm 22 years ago and after retiring, moved into Lake City.

Survivors include his wife; five sons, John and Charles, Lake City; Everett, Jolley; Roy, Lohrville; and George Jr. of Andrew; a daughter, Mrs. Carl (Jean) Kalous, Lohrville; 18 grandchildren; two brothers, Fritz of Royal, and Albert of Lake City; and two sisters, Mrs. John Carl, Rantoul, and Mrs. Walter Johnson, Storm Lake.

Mr. Schaffer was preceded in death by a son, three sisters and two brothers. FLORA L. WALKER (Times Herald News Service) LAKE CITY Flora Lenora Walker, 86, of Lake City died Thursday morning, July 3, at the Golden Year Nursing Home in Lake City. She had been in ill health for some time.

Arrangements are pending at the Huffman Memorial Chapel, Lake City. Miss Walker was born Oct. 27. 1882, In Lake City, a daughter of John and Emma Hands Walker. Surviving are two sisters, Nettie Walker and Mrs.

Belle Day, both of Lake City; a niece and a nephew. One brother preceded her in death. She was a member of the Lake City Presbyterian Church. ARTHUR J. ANDERSON (Times Herald News Service) LAKE CITY -Arthur J.

Anderson, 68, suffered a heart attack and died at his home in Lake City Wednesday, July 2. He had lived here since 1934 and operated an auto repair shop. Rites will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Baptist Church at Lake City, The Rev. Gary Benjamin, pastor of the Church of Christ at Rockwell City, will officiate and burial will be in Cottonwood Cemetery.

Arrangements are in charge of the Huffman Memorial Chapel, Lake City, where friends may call ter 2 p.m. Thursday. A son of Samuel and Eliza Halterman Anderson, Mr. Anderson was born at Rockwell City on Nov. 9, 1900.

He was married to Catherine Clouse at Lohrville, Dec. 14, 1925. Surviving with his wife are a daughter, Mrs. Weston (Patricia) Albiston and a' son, George, both of Seattle, four grandchildren; three brothers, L. E.

Anderson of Perry; Samuel Anderson of Vancouver, and Bert Anderson of Fort Dodge; and five sisters, Mrs. Ted Meusberger and Mrs. Durl Blasey of Rockwell City; Mrs. Florence Allison, Nashville, Mrs. Clarence Hanson, Racine, and Mrs.

W. E. Hazlett, Portland, Ore. Mr. Anderson was preceded in death by an infant child and two brothers.

BREDA Final rites were held here Wednesday for Arlo John Wente, 47, of Breda, who died June 29 at St. Anthony Hospital in Carroll following a heart attack. The Rev. Gerald L. Zeman celebrated the requiem mass at 10 a.m.

in St. Bernard's Church and officiated at the commital at the parish cemetery. Honorary pallbearers, members of the Catholic Order of Foresters, were Julius Boes, Loren Reising, Richard Stark, Willard Stark, Kenneth Pick and Earl Boes. Serving as active pallbearers were Henry Pick, Albert Berning, Don ter, Greg Schelle, Tony Rosener and Charles Schelle. A large number of Legionnaires was present at the funeral for the World War II veteran.

The Fred F. and Norman J. Bruning Post No. 607, American Legion, was in charge of military rites at the cemetery, headed by Commander Ed Polking. In the color guard were Urban Koster, Robert Knobbe, Clarence Schapman and Gus Berger.

The firing squad included Ed Boes, Louis Stork, Norman Wolterman, John Car- NOTICE! BILL BURGESS MOTORS WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY JULY 5th ALL DAY TO MARK DOWN PRICES ON EVERY NEW AND USED CAR ON OUR LOT! Watch This Newspaper For Important Sale Announcement Times Herald, Carrel, Thursday, July 3, 1969 lin, John Wittry, Dale Wittry, Leo Snyder and Nell Polking. Bugler was Richard Carlin. Relatives and friends attended the rites from Fairfax, Winthrop and Okabena, Omaha, Williamsburg, Ashton, Sheldon, Remsen, Ida Grove, Danbury, Schaller, Storm Lake, Fonda, Manning, Odebolt, Fort Dodge, Mallard, Farnhamville, Battle Creek, Glidden, Wall Lake, Arcadia, Auburn, Carroll, and the Breda area. Arrangements were in charge of the Twit Funeral Home, Carroll. Feld Recognized for Service by USO John B.

Feld, former manager of the Carroll gas division office of the Iowa Electric Light and Power has been awarded a certificate of merit by United Service Organizations, "in recognition distinguished service to the men and women of America's armed forces. Mr. Feld headed a recent fund drive for USO in the Carroll area. THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By The Associated Press High Low Pr. Albany, cloudy 77 49 Albuquerque, clear 98 69 Atlanta, clear 92 71 Bismarck, cloudy 78 60 .28 Boise, 67 55 Boston, clear 70 65 Buffalo, rain 71 58 .04 Chicago, rain 73 64 .01 Cincinnati, clear 84 64 Cleveland, cloudy 75 57 Denver, clear 97 68 I Des Moines, clear 85 Detroit, cloudy 79 63 Fairbanks, rain 68 53 .10 Fort Worth, clear 100 79 Helena, clear 85 I Honolulu, Indianapolis, clear 83 65 Jacksonville, clear 93 74 Juneau, cloudy 65 50 Kansas City, clear 88 75 Los Angeles, cloudy 86 69 Louisville, clear.

83 66 Memphis, cloudy 95 71 .03 Miami, cloudy 86 76 Milwaukee, fog 76 54 .31 cloudy 82 58 New Orleans, clear 98 73 New York, cloudy 82 67 Okla. City, clear 96 75 Omaha, cloudy 87 70 Philadelphia, 'cloudy 82 Phoenix, clear 110 89 Pittsburgh, clear 83 53 Ptind, Me. clear 72 51 Ptlnd, cloudy 69 58 .05 Rapid City, clear 88 60 Richmond, clear 82 70 St. Louis, cloudy 84 73 1.02 Salt Lk. City, clear 97 55 San Diego, cloudy 79 61 San clear 63 53 Seattle, cloudy 67 56 Tampa, clear 93 76 .16 Washington, clear 90 73 Winnipeg, cloudy 73 51 (M--Missing) Little League SENIOR LEAGUE KC 10 Legion Crouse Kiwanis 7 Elks 6 Uptown 2 Tuesday ResultsKC 6, Uptown 3 Kiwanis 8, Legion 6 Crouse 9, Elks 1 Wednesday ResultsKC 7, Elks 4 Legion 4, Crouse 0 Kiwanis 18, Uptown 4 ORIENTATION LEADERS Five Carroll County young persons attending the University of Iowa, Iowa City, have been chosen to serve as orientation leaders and co-leaders to introduce new students to the campus in September.

Among the 310 orientation leaders are Sharon Huegerich, Thomas Holland, and James Kelso, all of Carroll, and Alice Hansen and Steven Moorhouse, both of Glidden, The leaders and co-leaders will assist small groups of new students, and will plan faculty-home visits, The Weather IOWA FORECAST Partly cloudy Thursday night with chance of thundershowers, lows 60s north, up south. ing cooler. in the northwest portion Friday with highs in the 80s. Temperatures in the southeast are expected to reach the 90s. Saturday's outlook: Scattered showers or thunderstorms and a little cooler.

The Weather In Carroll Stocks Higher in Fairly Active Trade NEW YORK (AP) The stock market, with investors reported encouraged by its ability to keep its technical rally going, continued higher early this afternoon in fairly active trading. The Dow Jones industrial average at noon was 5.23 at 885.92. Gains led losses by better than 450 issues. Brokers said the market's early action "looked pretty good" but cautioned that it could be blunted by the approaching long weekend. The exchanges will be closed Friday for the Fourth of July holiday.

Many investors, brokers said, become cautious before weekends because they think there could be developments during the period that might affect the market when it reopens. Steels, motors, utilities and electronics mostly were fractionally higher. Aircrafts and rails were mixed. Sperry Rand paced the New York Stock Exchange active list, as 13 of the 20 active advanced, 6 declined, and 1 was unchanged. Sperry Rand gained to Canadian Homestead Oils led the American Stock Exchange most-active list, up at NEW YORK (AP) Noon stock quotations Thursday: AlliedCh Int Harv AlliedStrs Int Salt 36 Am Can Int AmChain Interst Arlington, Va.

Guests at Fred Schmidt Home (Times Herald News Service) WALL LAKE Tuesday afternoon visitors in the home of Fred and Etta Schmidt were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilken of Arlington, Virginia. Wednesday guests were Kevin and Randy Schmidt of Lake View. Joel and Jeanna Scott spent Friday afternoon.

Chris Bauer of Auburn was a Sunday afternoon caller. Fred and Etta Schmidt and Carl and Caroline Werkmeister spent last Monday in Sioux City. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Willhoite attended the 25th anniversary for Mr.

and Mrs. E. G. Anderson of Sioux City and family reunion Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Waddell at Marion, Co-op Picnic Held at Black Hawk (Times Herald News Service) WALL LAKE Those attending the co-operative picnic Sunday at Black Hawk Lake were: Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Geake, Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Geake and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Bieret and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Bieret and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bieret and family and Mrs.

Mike Bieret. Mr. and Mrs. R. L.

Goodenow entertained Nel Waldron of Long Beach, California and Mrs. Bill Newby for dinner Sunday at the cafe here. They later called on Mr. Newby at the Manning General Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Willhoite called in the Ray Willhoite home at Odebolt Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Christine Herrig, Mr. J.

L. Mack and family, Mr. and and Mrs. or Elmer Herrig, Mrs. Mrs.

Glen Boes and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Herrig and family attended the Herrig reunion at the Sac City Community building Sunday. Edna Zadow spent Sunday afternoon with her sister, Mrs. Olga Fitzsimons at Early.

Mrs. Alvin Johnson was admitted to Lake City hospital on Sunday, June 29, and underwent surgery on Tuesday, July 1. Most of Swat's 600,000 people are farmers who raise rice, wheat, corn, fruit, watermelons and vegetables on irragated and terraced land in the lowlands of the Himalayas. THUNDERSTORMS (Dully Lowe Publio Temperatures Service Courtesy of Company) high Yesterday's low 64 At 7 a.m. today 64 At 10 a.m.

today 75 Weather A Year Ago- Temperatures were mild in Carroll a year ago today. At 7 a.m. the mercury stood at 56 degrees; it was 70 degrees at 10 a.m. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Hogs butchers 25 higher; 1-2 sorted 195-225 1b butchers 27.50-28.00; 1-3 195-235 lbs 26.50- 27.25; 2-3 200-240 lbs 26.00-26.50; 2-4 240-260 lbs 25.75-26.00; 25 higher; 1-3 300-350 lbs 22.75- 23.50; 2-3 500-540 1bs 20.25-21.25. Cattle 200; calves none; not enough steers or heifers on hand to test trend; couple loads high choice steers yield grade 2 to 4 34.50; part load high choice 950 lb slaughter heifers 34.00.

Sheep 100; spring slaughter lambs fully steady; couple lots choice and prime 95-101 lbs 31.50: package 118 1b3 31.00. DES MOINES (AP)-(USDA) -lowa-southern Minnesota direct hogs: Estimated receipts moderately active; demand fair; butchers steady to 25 higher, U.S. 1-3 200-230 lbs 25.00-26.25, few in west for Saturday delivery 25.75, 2 and 3 230-240 lbs 25.00-26.00; sows steady, U.S. 1-3 270-330 lbs at 22.00-23.00, 330-400 lbs at 21.50- 22.50. SIOUX CITY (AP) Hogs butchers steady to strong, some 25 higher, U.S.

1-3 190-240 lbs 26.25-26.50; sows steady to strong, U.S. 1-3 300- 400 lbs 22.50-23.00. Cattle 700; not enough to test trade. Sheep 250; not enough for a market test. Attend Schwaller Family Reunion (Times Herald News Service) DEDHAM Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Jenning and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Otto and family, all of Omaha arrived in Dedham this past week to attend the Schwaller family reunion at Graham Park in Carroll. Mr.

and Mrs. Don Winnett returned Friday from a fiveday fishing trip at Ten Strick, Minn. Gruhn Family Holds Reunion at Westside (Times Herald News Service) MANNING The Gruhn family enjoyed a picnic and reunion at the Auxiliary rooms at Westside on Sunday, June 29. Attending the event were Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Mahnke, Mr. and Duane Mahnke, Debbie, Donna, Cindy and Lee, Albert City; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Custer, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Jacobsen, Marcia, Kirk and Rick; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wigg and Dianne, Darla, Bruce, and Curtis; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomsen, Mr.

and 1 Mrs. Gary Hansen and Neil, all of Harlan; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jansen, Springfield, S.D.; Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Anthony and Terry, Arcadia; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rose, Pamela, and Barbara, Westside; Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer Anthony and Randy, Denison; Mr.

and Mrs. Danny Anthony, Newton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kruse and LuAnne, Manilla; Mr. and Mrs.

Ron Koch, Karla, Sheila, Lisa, of Breda; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Rude, Roxanne and Russell; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gruhn and Nancy; Mr.

and Mrs. Grover Steen; Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stribe, Allen, Sue Ann, Lisa, all of Manning; Mr. and Mrs.

Lenus Anderson, Linda and Lon, Arcadia, who were on the committee. The Bantu language is the most widely spoken language in the southern half of Africa. R. Terry 0. Wiese Arcadia--Age 22 Friends may call at Twit Funeral Home starting at 7 p.m.

Saturday, Resery Saturday 8 p.m. and p.m. Sunday et 3. p.m., 8 p.m, and 8:45 p.m. Thiers-Gorken Post Ne.

694 Hener Guard. Requiem Mass 10:30 a.m. Menday at St. John's Church, Arcadia. Rev.

C. A. Ahmenn, officiating. Fingl Resting Place St. John's Comatery, Arcadie.

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Books and crafts were on display in the basement of the church following the service, and a brunch was served by members of the United Presbyterian Women. Children of the Bible School made placemats for residents of the Manning Plaza. These were presented to Mrs. Leo Bruhn, administrator of the Plaza, during a short program in the Plaza dining room on Thursday afternoon. Teachers and assistants included Barbara Wiese, Mary Wiese, kindergarten; Mrs.

Galen Ferry, Becky Tank, primary; Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Gene Wiese, junior; Mrs. Herman Lamp, arts and crafts; Mrs. Lester Wiese, music; Anne Jensen, Doris Volquartsen, recreation; Mrs.

Orland Fara, Mrs. Earl Blohm, Janet Arp, substitutes; Mrs. Marvin Hill, Mrs. Orland Far refreshments; Mrs. Harold Schmidt, director.

Out-of-town Guests at Johnson Home (Times Herald News Service) MANNING Alice Weygandt of Fort Lauderdale, and Mary Williamson of Des Moines visited in the C. M. Johnson home from Tuesday until Thursday of this week. Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Lovett of El Paso, will arrive on July 4 to spend a few days with the Johnsons. Andrew Boyens of Maquoketa has returned home after spending some time here with his sisters, Mrs. Margaret Schroeder and Mrs. Louie Dammann. He also visited with his brother, Fred Boyens, who is a patient in Crawford County Hospital in Denison.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffmann were weekend guests in the Lyle Hoffmann home in Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs.

Max Gruhn, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Genzen, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Genzen and family of Manning; Gary Gruhn and ReAnn Johnston of Omaha, and Dean Heuton and family of Lidderdale were among guests at a birthday party in the Charles Segebart home near Manilla on June 29, honoring Mr.

Recent visitors of Mrs. Wyatt were her grandson, Major Ronald O. Wyatt and family, who recently returned from a three year tour of duty at Elmendorf AFB, Alaska. The family will make its new home in San Antonio, where Major Wyatt will begin an Orthopedic Surgery Residency July 15 at Wilford Hall Hospital, Lackland AFB. Court House Applications to WedGordon R.

Thompson and Marcia L. Johnson, both of Denison. New Vehicles RegisteredEugene F. or Marjorie C. Wagner, Carroll, Dodge; Jens J.

Olesen, Accola Coon Rapids, Wilma Dodge; Phyllis or Hobbs, Coon Rapids, Chrysler; Charles Ruth L. Storony, Coon Rapids, Buick; Vernon A. Stangl, Manning, Ford. Real Estate TransfersRegilda Witt to Erwin W. Witt, interest and Sec.

31, Twp. 63, Range 36. Guardianship of Edna K. Witt to Erwin W. Witt, interest and Sec.

31, Twp. 83, Range 36. Robert K. and Marian G. Melick to Lyle G.

and 'Lois F. Hansen, part Lot 4, Tirr. Sur. Sec. 20, Twp.

82, Range 36. Hospitals Reds Plan Moon Shot on July 10 MOSCOW (AP) Communist sources said Wednesday the Soviet Union plans to launch an unmanned moon probe July 10 that will attempt to scoop up a sample of lunar soil and return it to earth. The experiment, if successful, would precede the American attempt to land two men on the moon by just six days. Virginia Visitors in Steve Hoft Home (Times Herald News Service) WALL LAKE Mr. and Mrs.

T. F. Liercke of Alexandria, were Tuesday overnight guests in the Steve Hoft home. They left Wednesday morning for the West Coast. Mr.

Llercke is in the AID program with emphasis on African development. He had worked several years previously in the Corps in Africa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird and Holly Lynn of weekend Still Waters, were in the Glen Bengtson home.

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hoft accompanied by Miss Verna Schmidt attended the funeral of Emil Ehlers Friday morning at Manning. Mrs. Howard Brotherton and Vicki, and Charles Brotherton of Manning spent Friday in 0m- aha.

Mr. and Mrs. G. B. and Mr.

Mrs. Bert Gerdes attended the funeral of George Groen Sunday afternoon at Hartley, NEW ADDRESS TEMPLETON Airman Ken Ocken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ocken of Templeton, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB and has been assigned to training as a Communications Center Specialist. His new address is: AMN Kenneth J.

Ocken AF 68105291, SQ. 75 Box B-6572 CMR No. 2, Sheppard 76311. IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS By The Associated Press July 3, 1969 364 July 3, 1968 400 by the State Safety Department By the State Safety Department July 3, 1969 ...344 July 3, 1968 ...394 ST. ANTHONY HOSPITAL Dismissals July 2- Brian G.

Hoffman, Glidden Cheryl A. Olerich, Wall Lake Carol A. Walz, Carroll Frank A. Walz, Carroll George R. Lucey, Carroll Mrs.

Henry A. Soppe, Carroll Mrs. Thomas J. Boes and baby, Carroll Linnwood A. Tuel, Coon Rapids BirthMr.

and Mrs. Ralph R. Heisterkamp, Breda, a son, Wednesday Carroll Markets GRAIN Soybeans, No. 2 2.47 Corn, No. 2 yellow Oats .63 Birth OMAHA, Neb.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stilwill, Omaha, a son, Patrick, July 2 at Archbishop Bergan Hospital, Omaha. Mrs. Stilwill Is the former Jeanine Madigan, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Madigan of Carroll. Paternal grandparents are Judge and Mrs. C. F.

Stilwill of Sioux City. Patrick has two brothers. STEWART MEMORIAL HOS. PITAL, Lake City (Times Herald News Service) BirthMr. and Mrs.

Clarence Newkirk, Lake City, a son, Wednesday Chicago Grain These The Markets Are Furnished by Humphrey Company WHEAT July Sept. Dec. March 135 134 CORN 139 July 126 Dec. Sept. 125 1251 125 March 124 128 124 OATS 129 129 July 61 61 61 Sept.

61 61 Dec. March 65 65 RYE July Sept. 114 1177 1174 120 120 March 1231 123 SOY BEANS July Aug. Sept. 262 261 244 245 04 BEAN MEAL July 77.60 76.95 77.30 Aug.

Sept. 78.05 77.75 78.00 74.45 74.15 74.30 Daily Times Herald 515 North Main Street Carroll, lowa Doily Except Sundays and Holidays other than February 22, November 11 by The Herald Publishing Compony. JAMES W. WILSON, Publisher HOWARD B. WILSON, Editor W.

L. REITZ, News MARTIN MAHER, Advt. Mgr. Entered as class matter at the post-office at Carroll, lowa, under the act of March 2, 1879. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all AP dispatches.

Official Paper of County and City Subscription Rates By carrier boy delivery per week .50 BY MAIL Carroll County and All Adjoining Counties, per Outside of Carroll and Ad- year joining Counties in Zones All Other Mail and 2, per year United States, per year. $22.00 The Carroll Daily Times Herald is an ABC Daily Newspaper. The number of subscribers, recorded daily on permanent records and verified by the nationally recognized Audit Bureau of Circulations guarantees advertisers the paid circulation figures of the Carroll Daily Times Herald are accurate, Only an ABC newspaper can give assurance its stated circulation is accurate. AU AUCTION SATURDAY, JULY 5 Sale Starts Promptly at 1:00 on Livestock We should have some real nice light calves for Saturday if everything goes as planned. CATTLE HOGS Whiteface heifers 450 Hos.

Choice steers, 550 lbs. 50 Choice feeder pigs off farm. We expect 1 Semi load of An- Mixed pigs. gue wt. 400 to 430 lbs.

Expect 1 or 2 breed heifers sows. Fancy quality. Some of these geed light calves are starting to move so if you need some SHEEP good light replacement steck Expect small bunch of feed. just give us a call we will be er lambs. glad to help fill your needs.

There also will be several small lots of cattle, Several misc. items. Farmers Sale Co. Incorporated C. W.

Bedford, Manager, Phone 9876 Barn -Phene 2572.