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of
Tuesday AUGUST
16, 2016
TRUMP’S WORDS HURTFUL?
County military veterans, Gold Star mom
weigh in on GOP candidate’s divisive comments
By J SWYGART
and JANNAYA ANDREWS
Donald Trump has had a difficult month; albeit
many would say it is very much of his own making.
In dominating the news cycle for the past few
weeks, the Republican presidential candidate has
drawn increasing scorn nationwide from military
veterans’ organizations, families of soldiers who
have died in combat and politicians from both
parties over comments seen as disrespectful of
American combat veterans.
The public backlash against Trump came quickly when he insulted the parents of U.S. Army
Capt. Humayun Khan, who was killed in Iraq in
2004 while serving his country. Trump has been
widely denounced for criticizing the Khans, a
Muslim-American couple. Khizr Khan spoke out
against Trump at the recent Democratic National
Convention and criticized Trump’s position on
Muslims. Trump subsequently questioned why
Ghazala Khan, mother of the slain soldier, did not
speak during the convention, implying her religion
prevented her from doing so. The presidential hopeful’s remarks were widely viewed as disrespectful to
the Gold Star family.
On Tuesday, during a rally in Virginia, the GOP
presidential candidate also appeared to make light
of the Purple Heart medal, awarded to combat veterans injured in the line of duty.
After a retired lieutenant colonel and Purple
Heart recipient gave his medal to Trump, the candidate remarked, “Man, that’s like big stuff. I always
wanted to get the Purple Heart. This was much
easier.”
Those remarks, as well as Trump’s earlier comments about the Khan family, did not sit well with
many veterans. The national Veterans of Foreign
Wars organization earlier this week called Trump’s
attack on the Khan family “out of bounds.”
“Election year or not, the VFW will not tolerate
anyone berating a Gold Star family member for
exercising his or her right of speech or expression,”
Brian Duffy, commander-in-chief of the VFW, said,
using the term for families whose relatives were
killed in battle.
A GOLD STAR MOM’S THOUGHTS
Fritz Bultemeyer, one of the county’s most decorated military veterans, said a Gold Star family that
appeared at the Democratic National Convention
was was there simply “to get Trump’s goat” and
“should not have been there” at all.
Rose Jenkins of Decatur is a Gold Star Mother,
having lost her only son in combat on foreign soil.
Sgt. Phillip Jenkins, a Bellmont High School graduate, was killed in action in Iraq in 2010.
Jenkins said she tries her best “to ignore all the
political crap” that’s going on during this — one of
the most bizarre campaign years most people have
ever witnessed. But she was also hesitant to criticize Trump for his comments directed at the Khan
family, preferring instead to focus on her unwavering support for America’s armed forces personnel.
“I know there are people who want him to apologize to Gold Star families,” said Jenkins. “And
maybe he should. But you know how he is; he
speaks his mind.
“But she (Ghazala Khan) is a mom. I don’t care
what her religion is; I don’t care what the color of her
skin is. We all have our own beliefs. Our sons and
daughters put their lives on the line for your free-
Decatur resident and Gold Star mother Rose
Jenkins said of Ghazala Khan, “She’s a mom. I
don’t care what her religion is; I don’t care what
the color of her skin is. We all have our own beliefs.
Our sons and daughters put their lives on the line
for your freedom, and that should be all that really
matters.”
dom, and that should be all that really matters.”
Jenkins said there currently are petitions circulating online, including one from an organization
that wants to speak out on behalf of all Gold Star
families. She will not be part of that movement.
“You have no idea how I feel,” Jenkins said she
would tell petition supporters.
But Rose Jenkins knows exactly how she feels
about the U.S. military.
“I support our military 1,000 percent, and I
always will,” she said. “My son did what he did
because it’s what he wanted to do. He felt it was the
right thing to do for his country ... and he made the
ultimate sacrifice.”
LOCAL VETS SPEAK OUT
The sentiments expressed by many Adams County
military veterans concerning the controversial GOP
presidential candidate were varied and wide-ranging. With the county’s strong Republican, conservative base, it likely comes as little surprise that many
are backing Trump. But others were equally dismissive of the Republican presidential hopeful. Following
are the views expressed by some of them.
JAN SMITH
Jan Smith served in the U.S. Navy from 19601964. He is the former commander of American
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VETERANS
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in the Legion as a sergeant-at-arms
and as a member of the post’s Color
Guard.
Smith said he has heard little chatter
among other veterans about Trump’s
verbal attacks on the Khan family,
likely because of a clause in the local
American Legion post’s by-laws that
states that “we don’t argue politics or
religion” at the post.
But when asked if he felt it was
improper for Trump to mock a Gold
Star family, Smith said, “Yes it was. He
(Trump) should have never touched it,
as far as I’m concerned. We’ve got a lot
of veterans who want to support him,
but with his rhetoric ... well, it throws
out a lot of question marks,” Smith
said.
“I’m a Republican, but I think it’s a
shame we don’t have better (presidential) candidates ... on both sides. This is
an important election, and I think a lot
of people will vote differently than they
have in the past,” Smith continued. “I
just hope a lot of young people come
out to vote.”
FRITZ BULTEMEYER
Former Adams County Veterans
Service Officer Fritz Bultemeyer, a
retired Command Sergeant Major in the
U.S. Army who served in the Vietnam
conflict as well as in Afghanistan,
Kuwait and Qatar, had strong feelings about the controversy surrounding Trump, and strong support for the
candidate.
“In actuality, it was all scripted, as
far as what (Khizr Khan) said at the
convention,” Bultemeyer said. “It was
all designed to get his (Trump’s) goat.
Khan shouldn’t have been there. He
shouldn’t have been allowed to speak.”
Bultemeyer said Khan’s family was
brought to the convention because they
were a Muslim family whose son had
been killed in action and Democrats
were looking to anger Trump following
his proposition to ban Muslims from
entering the United States.
“Why not bring out a non-Muslim
soldier’s family? The fact is — he was a
Muslim man, killed in a Muslim country, by a radical Muslim,” Bultemeyer
said. “But I can tell you, having served
three tours in that region, I know how
the Muslim mind thinks, and there’s no
such thing as a moderate Muslim.”
In reference to Trump’s comments
regarding Ghazala Kahn, Bultemeyer
said in his experience, Muslim women
are not permitted to speak in a public
setting unless given prior permission
by their husband or a male superior.
“So it very well could have been that
she wasn’t allowed to say anything,”
he said. “And I tell you something else,
had it been a daughter that was killed,
it wouldn’t have been on the same
level as the son. In the Muslim culture,
women aren’t equal to men.
“We don’t allow that (mistreatment
of women) in this country. We’re one
of the strictest countries in the world
when it comes to treating people equally, whether people want to believe that
or not. You have to serve in some of
those countries to understand how
they think. And I think if more people
understood, they’d agree (with closing
the boarders).”
While Bultemeyer easily declares his
support for Trump in the presidential
race, he acknowledges the GOP candidate has some work to do.
“I like that he speaks his mind; that
he’s not afraid of the politicians. But
he needs to learn to let go of things. He
needs to concentrate on Hillary, (vice
presidential candidate Tim) Kaine and
Obama. He needs to focus on the campaign and stop responding to all these
personal attacks.”
GEORGE LaTURNER
They say once a Marine, always a
Marine, and Sergeant George LaTurner,
a Vietnam veteran, certainly looks the
part. A gruff looking “man’s man,”
LaTurner has the look of someone used
to speaking his mind. And he wasn’t
shy when asked his opinion about
Trump.
“You couldn’t print most of what I
have to say about him,” the Decatur
man said, calling Trump’s recent comments “very inappropriate.”
“There’s no reason for it. To say
(Kahn’s) wife couldn’t make comments
was asinine. The man is out of control,”
he said.
LaTurner’s disdain for the Republican
candidate was palpable as he recalled
Trump’s remarks about Arizona Sen.
John McCain, a fellow Republican.
“The comments he made about
McCain were out of line. McCain spent
five years as a POW. What he did ...
it’s above and beyond,” LaTurner said.
“To say McCain wasn’t a war hero ... I
don’t know; there’s things I’d like to do.
McCain’s not my favorite politician, but
that doesn’t have anything to do with
his military service.”
LaTurner was referring to a 2015
interview during which Trump, after
being reminded of McCain’s heroism
during Vietnam, replied, “He’s a war
hero because he was captured. I like
people that weren’t captured, okay?”
The latest spark of criticism to hit
the Trump camp came after the GOP
presidential candidate received a Purple
Heart from a veteran prior to a campaign event in Ashburn, Va. After reciving the medal, Trump said, in part, “I
always wanted to get the Purple Heart.
This was much easier. But I tell you, it
was such an honor.”
LaTurner was not pleased with the
candidate’s acceptance of the medal.
“It’s a Purple Heart, and you only get
those if you’re wounded. It’s not an
honor. (Trump) didn’t earn it.”
Inappropriate comments aside,
LaTurner feels Trump is unqualified
to serve as president of the United
States.
“I don’t think he could ever make
a sane decision. I could see him, in
negotiations with another country and
someone says something he doesn’t
like, and he gets up and storms out and
blows years of peace. He doesn’t have
the temperament. He doesn’t have the
brain,” LaTurner said.
JOHN SCHULTZ,
DOUG BAUMAN
Asked if he felt it was improper for
Trump to mock a Gold Star family, Jan Smith said, “Yes it was. He
should have never touched it, as far
as I’m concerned. We’ve got a lot of
veterans who want to support him,
but with his rhetoric ... well, it throws
out a lot of question marks.”
Former Decatur Mayor John Schultz,
a Democrat who served in the U.S.
Army in Vietnam, had strong and derisive words about Trump.
“I am deeply offended by his comments. A lot of people lost their lives
(in defense of the country) and we don’t
need a smart-ass like him (Trump) running his mouth,” Schultz said.
Another veteran of the Vietnam
conflict, Republican Adams County
Commissioner Doug Bauman, said that
as a veteran he is “sensitive” to disparaging remarks aimed at military members or their families.
“But personally, considering Mr.
Trump and some of the comments he’s
made, I tend to take it with a grain of
salt. I don’t think he meant what the
news media brought to the surface,”
Bauman said. “Hopefully it will go
away, and he (Trump) will learn that he
has to watch what he says. He has to
be more careful about what he says.”
“You couldn’t print most of what I
have to say about him,” said former
Marine and Decatur resident George
LaTurner, who called Trump’s recent
comments “very inappropriate.”
RON BOLLENBACHER
Adams County Veterans Service
Officer Ron Bollenbacher, who served
as an Army Reserve Specialist 4th
Class, was pointed in his support of
Trump.
“I’ll tell ya first thing, as far as our
veterans go, I think he’s (Trump) behind
them 100 percent,” Bollenbacher said.
“Sometimes he lets his emotions get
the best of him and starts running his
his mouth, and that could cost him the
election if he doesn’t get it under control.”
Bollenbacher said he feels the incident with the Kahn family at the DNC
was a set-up by the Democratic Party
to antagonize Trump. “That crap on
TV, I wonder how much they (the DNC)
paid them (the Khan family)? Because
I guarantee you, they were paid to do
that. That man (Kahn) is an immigration lawyer; he knows better than that
(to speak for the DNC).”
Despite having come from a strong
Democratic family — his grandfather
was a Democratic trustee in the county
— and being a lifelong Democrat himself, Bollenbacher said he will be voting
for Trump in November.
“He’s had my support since day one.
I’m behind a lot of the ideas he has,
especially on immigration. If we put
Hillary in there, we’ve got four more
years of the same crap we have now.
I don’t see how anyone could possibly
vote for her knowing that. And I’m a
Democrat! But the Democratic party
I grew up with is not the Democratic
party of today.”
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Wood
Gates
– 300
Gallon106k
Fuel Tank
on (1FTPX14556FA79323)
Stand – 6’ x 10’ Utility Trailer––1996
Stack F-150
of Rough
Sawn Cab
Lumber
Cattle Back
Scratcher
– Tractor Cylinder – Generac
F-150
Cab
XLT,
Dr, 5.4
Triton
Auto,
4x4,
Loaded,
Miles
Single
5.0–42k
Auto,
Loaded,
42k Miles
2006 F-150
Ext 2006
Cabof
XLT,
4 Ext
Dr,10%
5.4To
Triton
4x4,
Loaded,
106k
Miles
(1FTPX14556FA79323)
–
1996
F-150
Single
Cab
5.0
Auto,
Loaded,
Miles
Farm
Be4Auto,
Offered
in
4
Tracts
and
Combination
of
Tracts.
Terms:
Nonrefundable
Down
payment
on
each
tract.
Taxes:
Buyer
assumes
taxes
due
&
payable
in
May
2017.
: 156±
Acres
Tillable
Ground
Except
for
Road
Right
of
Way
&
Ditch
2
5000w & 3000w Kohler Generators – JD 345 20Hp Hydro w/48” Deck – 36” Snow Blower – Simplicity 16Hp Twin Hydro w/44” Deck (239Hrs) – Yard Trailer
Combined by Affidavit
Legend
Townships Major Roads
Sales
Legend
Legend
STHY
STHY
USHY
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County Tiles
Open Ditches
Streets
Streets
Towns
Towns
Townships
Combined by Affidavit
Sales
Townships
County Tiles
County
OpenTiles
Ditches
PUBLIC AUCTIONTract 1
Friday, August 26, 2016
Real Estate: 6:30 PM
Ma
St
To
To
Open
Ditchesby Affid
Combined
Co
Combined
Sales by Affidav
Sales
Op
Co
Sa
Notes
1: 11,801
Tract 2
Location: 5614 E 900 S, Berne, IN 46711
Tract 3 (1FTEF15N37LA85630)
(1FTEF15N37LA85630)
2010 3.0
Mercury
3.037k
Auto,
Loaded,
Flex Fuel (3MEHMOJG5AR638781)
Gator
4x2
– John
Deere 2440 (95538T)
– 2010 Mercury–Milan
Auto,Milan
Loaded,
Miles,
Flex 37k
FuelMiles,
(3MEHMOJG5AR638781)
– JD Gator 4x2 –– JD
John
Deere
2440
(95538T)
Open House: Tuesday, August 9, 2016Tract 4: 8±
w/JD
145hrsBucket,
1984
hrs – JD
709 7’(3pt)
Brush
Mower
(3pt)
New Idea
Pull
Bar&
Mower
– Woods
3pt BH90-X
– JD 6’
Grader
Blade
Acres
of
Tillable
Ground
Except
Road
Right
of Cycle
Way
Ditch
w/JD
145 Bucket,
1984
– JD 709
7’ Brush
Mower
–for
New
Idea
Pull–Cycle
Bar Mower
– Woods
3pt
BH90-X
Backhoe
– JD 6’Backhoe
Grader Blade
(Quik
Tach)
– (Quik Tach) –
Several Wood Gates – 300 Gallon Fuel Tank on Stand – 6’ x 10’ Utility Trailer – Stack of Rough Sawn Lumber – Cattle Back Scratcher – Tractor Cylinder – Generac
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0.4
0.19
0.4 Miles
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0.4
0
0
0.19
0.4 Miles 0.19
from 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Legen
Major Roads
Major Roads
Townships
This map is a user generated static output from an Internet mapping site and
is for reference only. Data layers that appear on this map may or may not be
accurate, current, or otherwise reliable.
THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION
0.4 Miles
will receiveDown
2016 payment
crop
proceeds.
Possession
of farm
ground
harvest
ofPropane
2016
crops
and
at generator
closing
THIS MAP
IS NOT –
TOWeed
BE USEDEaters
FOR NAVIGATION
– Toro
Lawn
Mower
– “TrotBilt”
Rear
Tine
4Hpafter
Tillertaxes
– Milbank
Wholein
House
– Mini TillerTHIS
– (2)
Sprayers
w/12V
Pump
– Step
Terms: 10%Seller
Nonrefundable
on each
tract.
Taxes:
Buyer
assumes
due
&
payable
May
2017. on
MAP IS
NOT TO BE USED
FOR NAVIGATION
(Various
Home Lite with
Saw split
– B &50/50
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Washer –buyer
Garden&Tractor
house &2016
buildings.
SurveyLadders
& Possession
Title
PolicySizes)
to farm
be– provided
between
seller.Lift
Seller will receive
crop proceeds.
of
groundChain
aftercost
harvest
of
2016
crops and
at closing
on (Jack) – Gas Grill & Several Tanks – 26’ & 32’ Ext Ladders – Log
Chains – Gas Cans – Schwinn Journey 2.0 Bike (NIB) – Fishing Equip – Drop & Broadcast Spreaders – Yard & Garden Tools – Champion Singe Stack Trap Thrower
house
&–buildings.
& Title
Policy
to
be
provided
with
cost
split
50/50
between
buyer
&
seller.
Several Wood
Gates
300 GallonSurvey
Fuel Tank
on Stand
–
6’
x
10’
Utility
Trailer
–
Stack
of
Rough
Sawn
Lumber
–
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Back
Scratcher
–
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Cylinder
–
Generac
– Leroy Summer 6 Stack Trap – Metal target – Misc. Farm Tires – Alum Truck tool Box – Scrap Alum Wire – Steel Cables – Horseshoes – Nuts, Bolts & Screws
Notes
Farm To Be5000w
Offered
in 4 Tracts
and
Combination
of Tracts.
TRUCKS
- Deck
CAR
-w/48”
TRACTOR
FARM
EQUIPMENT
- Twin
GATOR
- GARDEN
TRACTORS
&Generators
3000w Kohler
Generators
– JD 345
20Hp
Hydro
Deck
– 36”–-Snow
Blower
– Simplicity
16Hp
Hydro
w/44”
Trailer- OUTSIDE ITEMS
5000w & 3000w Kohler
345 20Hp
Hydro
w/48”
– 36”
Snow
Blower
Simplicity
16Hp
Twin–Hydro
w/44”
Deck
(239Hrs)
–Deck
Yard(239Hrs)
Trailer – Yard
SHOP
TOOLS
GUN
TRUCKS
–––JD
CAR
–Rear
TRACTOR
–assumes
EQUIPMENT
–inGATOR
–EQUIPMENT
GARDEN
TRACTORS
–5.0
OUTSIDE
ITEMS
2006
F-150
Ext
Cab
XLT,
4FARM
Dr,–5.4
Triton
Auto,
4x4,
Loaded,
106k
Miles
(1FTPX14556FA79323)
–w/12V
1996
F-150
Single
Cab
Auto,
Loaded,
42k
Miles
Terms: 10% Nonrefundable Down
payment
on
each
tract.
Taxes:
Buyer
taxes
due
& EQUIPMENT
payable
May
2017.
TRUCKS
CAR
-106k
TRACTOR
- FARM
- –GATOR
-5.0
TRACTORS
-– OUTSIDE
ITEMS
– Toro
Mower
“TrotBilt”
4Hp
Tiller
Milbank
Propane
Whole
House
–Drill
Mini
Tiller
– (2) Sprayers
Pump
Weed
Eaters
Step
Ryobi-Tine
9”
Table
Top
Band–Saw
Clarke
Table
Top
Drill Press
– 12generator
spd. Bench
Bench
Grinder
&GARDEN
Polisher
– H.W.
Cotton
Lathe
– OxyAce
Torch Outfit
– Toro
Lawn
– Lawn
“TrotBilt”
Rear
Tine
4Hp Tiller
Milbank
Propane
Whole
House
generator
– Mini
(2)
Sprayers
w/12V
– Weed
Eaters
––Small
Step
2006
F-150
ExtMower
Cab XLT,
4 Dr, 5.4
Triton
Auto,
4x4, –Loaded,
Miles
(1FTPX14556FA79323)
–Tiller
1996– F-150
Single
Cab Pump
Auto,
Loaded
w42k
Miles (1FTEF15N37LA85630) – 2010 Mercury Milan
0
0.4
0.19
1: 11,801
Notes
1: 11,801
0.4 Miles
(1FTEF15N37LA85630)
–STriton
2010
Mercury
Milan
3.0 Auto,
Loaded,
37k
Miles,
Fuel
(3MEHMOJG5AR638781)
Gator
– John
2440 (95538T)
Miles
0Pneumatic Air
0.19Compressor
0.4–
Seller will receive
2016
cropLadders
proceeds.
Possession
of
farm
ground
harvest
2016
crops
and
at
closing
on
5
Upright
&of
3 Hp
Air
Compressors
Craftsman
Grinder
OnFlex
Stand
–&
Central
– JD
Air
Tank
– 4x2
Lincoln
StickDeere
Welder
Sizes)
–F-150
Home
Lite
Chain
Saw
–after
B5.4
&Hp
Washer
– Loaded,
Garden
Tractor
Lift
(Jack)
– Gas
Grill
Tanks
–Ladders
26’Single
& 32’
Ext
Ladders
– Log
2006
Ext
Cab
XLT,
4 Dr,
Auto,
4x4,
106k
Miles
(1FTPX14556FA79323)
– 32’
1996
F-150
Cab
5.0
Auto,
Loaded,
42k
Miles
Ladders
(Various
Sizes)
–(Various
Home
Lite
Chain
Saw
–––BCampbell/Hausfield
&
SSander
Power
Washer
–Power
Garden
Tractor
Lift
(Jack)
–– Gas
Grill
&0.4Several
Tanks
– Several
26’Bucket,
&
Ext
Log
Disc
– 1984
Delta
Scroll
Saw
– Craftsman,
General
Lower
Tool
Boxes
on145
Casters
––Homak,
Kennedy
&
Top Chests
– US
General
Tool
3.0
Auto,
Loaded
37k
Miles,
Flex
Fuel
(3MEHMOJG5AR638781)
–50/50
4x2 –U.S.
John
Deere
2440
(95538T)
w/JD
1984
––Proto
JD
709
7’ Brush
(3pt)
NewTach)
Idea–Pull Cycle Bar Notes
w/JD
145
Bucket,
hrs
–JD
JD Gator
709
7’ Brush
Mower
(3pt)
–37k
New
Idea
Pull
Bar
Mower
Woods
3pthrs
BH90-X
Backhoe
– JD
6’Mower
Grader
Blade –(Quik
house & buildings.
Survey
&
Title
Policy
to
be
provided
with
cost
split
between
buyer
&&–Kennedy
seller.
Chains
– Gas
Cans
–(1FTEF15N37LA85630)
Schwinn
Journey
2.0
(NIB)
––Fishing
Equip
– Auto,
Drop
&
Broadcast
Spreaders
– Cycle
Yard
&
Tools
–Vise
Champion
Stack4x2
Trap
Thrower
– Floor
2010
Mercury
3.0
Loaded,
Miles,
Flex
Fuel
(3MEHMOJG5AR638781)
–Singe
JD
– John
Deere
Chains
–
Gas
Cans
–
Schwinn
Journey
2.0
Bike
(NIB)
Equip
&
Broadcast
Yard
&
Garden
Tools
–
Champion
Singe
Stack
Trap
Thrower
Cart ––
1Fishing
½Bike
Ton
Jack
–Drop
2 TonMilan
Cherry
Picker
–Spreaders
Dust
Collector
– Roller
Conveyor
Stands
–Garden
Wood Working
– Hand
Truck
–Gator
Plastic
Welder
– Folding
Saw2440 (95538T)
Mower – Woods 3pt BH90-X Backhoe – JD Several
6’ Grader
Blade
(Quik
Tach)
–Fuel
Several
Wood
Gates
– 300
Gallon
FuelStack
Tank
Stand
– 6’Lumber
x Chop
10’ Utility
Trailer
– Craftsman
Stack of
Rough
Sawn Lumber
Wood
Gates
– –300
Gallon
Tank
on
Stand
– 6’ &x 10’
Utility
Trailer
ofon
Sawn
–Saw,
Cattle
Back
Scratcher
– Tools
Tractor
Cylinder
– Generac– Cattle Back
Horses
– Jump
Pack
6” Vise
–Brush
Mini
Compressor
––Hand
Tools
Including
Finishing
Shop
Vacs
– Screws
– Bar
w/JD
145–Bucket,
1984
hrs
––JD
709
7’Tires
Mower
(3pt)
New
Idea
Cycle
Bar–Makita
–Rough
Woods
3ptMini
BH90-X
Backhoe
– JD
6’ Grader
Blade
(Quik
Tach)
– Yard Trailer – Toro
– Leroy
6 Stack
Trap
–Misc.
Metal
target
– Misc.
Farm
–Air
Alum
tool
BoxWire
–Elec.
Scrap
Alum
Wire
–Horseshoes
Steel
Cables
–Nuts,
Horseshoes
Nuts,
Bolts
&Hydro
– Leroy– Summer
StackSummer
Trap
– Metal
target
Farm
Tires
Alum
Truck
tool
Box
–Truck
Scrap
Alum
–Pull
Steel
Cables
–Mower
––Sander,
Bolts
& –Twin
Screws
1:
Scratcher
Tractor 6Cylinder
– Generac
5000w
& &3000w
Kohler
–– JD
345
20Hp
Hydro
w/48”
Deck
– 36”
Snow
Blower
– Simplicity
Twinw/44”
w/44”
Deck
– 11,801
5000w
&
3000w
Kohler
Generators
JD
20Hp
Hydro
w/48”
Deck
36”
Snow
Blower
– Simplicity
16Hp
Hydro
Deck
–(239Hrs)
Yard Trailer
Corner
Clamps
– Generators
Levels
– Wood Planes
–345
Ladder
Jacks
– Kerosene
Heater
–– Expandable
Wood
Plank
Chilton
Manuals
–16Hp
(2) Frontier
Gun
Safes
& a(239Hrs)
smaller
one
Several
Wood
Gates
– Propane
300
Gallon
Fuel Tank
on generator
Stand – 6’ x–10’
Utility
Trailer
– Stack of w/12V
Rough Sawn
– Cattle
Back
Scratcher
– Tractor
Cylinder
– –Generac
– Gun
Vise,
Books
Cleaning
Equipment
Lawn Mower – “TrotBilt” Rear Tine 4Hp
Tiller
Milbank
Whole
House
Mini
Tiller
–Propane
(2) Sprayers
PumpLumber
–– Weed
Eaters
Step
Ladders
(Various
Sizes)
Home
SHOP
TOOLS
–w/48”
GUN
EQUIPMENT
––Toro
Lawn
Mower
–& “TrotBilt”
Tine 4Hp
Tiller
– Milbank
Whole House generator
Mini Tiller
– (2)–Sprayers
w/12V Pump
– Weed
Eaters
– Step Lite Chain Saw
SHOP
TOOLS
–Rear
GUN
EQUIPMENT
0Simplicity&
0.19
0.4 Miles
0.4
5000w
&
3000w
Kohler
Generators
–
JD
345
20Hp
Hydro
Deck
–
36”
Snow
Blower
–
16Hp
Twin
Hydro
w/44”
Deck
(239Hrs)
–
Yard
Trailer
ANTIQUES
–
COLLECTIBLES
–
HAM
RADIOS
EQUIPMENT
This
map
is
a
user
generated
static
output
from
Internet mapping
site and
2006
F-150
Ext
Cab
XLT,
4
Dr,
5.4
Triton
Auto,
4x4,
Loaded,
106k
Miles
(1FTPX14556FA79323)
–
1996
F-150
Single
Cab
5.0
Auto,
Loaded,
42k
Miles
– B Ryobi
& S Power
Washer
–9”Garden
Tractor
Lift Ladders
(Jack)
Gas Grill
&
Several
Tanks
– Bench
26’
&Grinder
Ladders
Log
Chains
– H.W.
Gas
Cans
–Small
Journey
2.0
Bike
(NIB)
– Fishing
Equip
–anDrop
& Broadcast
Ryobi
Table
BandTable
Saw
– Clarke
Table
Drill
Press ––Lite
12 Chain
spd.
Drill
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Grinder
Polisher
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Lathe
–Outfit
OxyAce
Torch
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Home
Saw
–32’
B &Ext
Power
Washer
–&Garden
Tractor
Lift
(Jack)
–Schwinn
GasVice
Grill
&
Several
Tanks
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26’
& 32’
Ext
Ladders
– Log
9” Table
Top
Band
Saw –Top
Clarke
Top
Drill–(Various
Press
–Top
12
spd.
Bench
Drill
– Pump
Bench
&
Polisher
–– H.W.
Cotton
Small
Lathe
––OxyAce
Torch
for reference
Data layers that appear on this map may or may not be
Maytag
Tub
Ringer
Pitcher
––Lightning
Balls – Nail
KegsHouse
– Sled –generator
Fence Stretcher
Leather
– Wood
Burning
Laundry
Stove
–only.
Milk
Lawn
Mower
–Sq.
“TrotBilt”
Rear
Tine
4Hp
Tiller
Milbank
Propane
Whole
– Mini
Tiller
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(2)
Sprayers
w/12V
Weed
Eaters
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Step
accurate,
current,
or otherwise
reliable. –
Spreaders
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& Garden
Tools–&
–Toro
Singe
Stack
– On
Leroy
Summer
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Metal
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Misc
Farm
Alum
Truck
Box
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Scrap
Alum
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Cables
Chains
Cans
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Schwinn
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Bike
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Air
Compressor
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Air
Tank
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Lincoln
Stick
Welder
Can
Old
GE
18”
Fan
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V.L.
Raymond,
U.S.
Organ,
Cleveland,
OH
Pump
Organ
– Copper
Apple
Butter
Kettle
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Secretary
– Flat
Top
Trunk
(1FTEF15N37LA85630)
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Mercury
Milan
3.0
Auto,
Loaded,
37k
Miles,
Flex
Fuel
(3MEHMOJG5AR638781)
–– Garden
JD
Gator
4x2
–Pump
John
Deere
2440
(95538T)
5 Hp Upright
Air
Compressors
–
Craftsman
Grinder
Stand
–
Central
Pneumatic
Air
Compressor
–
Tank
–
Lincoln
Stick
Ladders
(Various
Sizes)
–Globe
Home
Lite
Chain
Saw
– B–Lower
&
S Power
Washer
–Alum
Garden
Lift
(Jack)
–&
Gas
Grill
&
Several
Tanks
– 26’ Tool
&Chairs
32’– Ext
Log
Starlite
– (6)
Cane
Bottom
Chairs
Drop
Leaf
Table
– Oldon
Lamp
(Cuccess)
–Kennedy
Elec
GWW
Lamps
–Top
Stiffel
Lamps
Plank
Bottom
(3)
–Ladders
Hand
– U.S.
Leroy
Summer
6U.S.
Stack
Trap
–&Metal
–Idea
Misc.
Farm
–GWW
Truck
tool–Proto
Box
–Top
Scrap
Alum
Wire
–Chests
Steel
Cables
– JD
Horseshoes
Nuts,
Bolts(Quik
&– Screws
DiscBucket,
SanderSaw
–1984
Delta
Scroll
–12”
Craftsman,
General
Kennedy
Tool
Boxes
Casters
–Tractor
Homak,
Proto
– –US
General
Horseshoes
––Tires
Nuts,
Bolts
&Bell
Screws
– Disc Sander
Delta
Scroll
– Craftsman,
General
&
Kennedy
Lower
Tool
Boxes
on Casters
Homak,
Kennedy
–Bell
US
Tool
w/JD––145
hrs –– Saw
JD
709
7’
Brush
(3pt)
–target
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Pull
Bar
Mower
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BH90-X
Backhoe
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Grader
Blade
Tach) –
Painted
Pictures
byMower
Mary Schaadt
–
Hall
Tree
– Butter
Churn
–Cycle
Teacher’s
School
–&
Old Cookie
JarChests
– Brass
– General
York
75 Trumpet
––“Nixon
Newspapers
Krueckeberg
Auction
&
Realty
Chains
Gas
Cans
–
Schwinn
Journey
2.0
Bike
(NIB)
–
Fishing
Equip
–
Drop
&
Broadcast
Spreaders
–
Yard
&
Garden
Tools
–
Champion
Singe
Stack
Trap
Thrower
Cart –Jack
1 ½ –Ton
Floor
Jack Picker
– 2 Ton––Cherry
Picker
––Dust
Collector
Roller
Conveyor
Stands––Lots
Wood
Working
Vise
Hand Welder
Truck
Welder
– FoldingBasket,
Saw Currier &
Dry Sink
– LOTS
OF
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Hand
Truck
– –Plastic
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Saw Opalescent
SHOP
TOOLS
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GUN
EQUIPMENT
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TOOLS
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GUN
EQUIPMENT
Several
Wood
Gates
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Gallon
Fuel
Tank
on
Stand
–RADIO
6’
x––EQUIPMENT
10’
Utility
Trailer
Stack
of
Rough
Sawn
Lumber
Cattle
Back
Scratcher
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S.
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Summer
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Trap
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Metal
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Misc.
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Alum
Truck
tool
Box
– Scrap
Alum
Wire Shop
––Bird
Steel
Cables
– Horseshoes
–––Nuts,
Bolts
& Screws – Generac
Ives
Crocks,
Blue
Canning
Jars
&
American
Pattern
Glass
– Sander,
Silverware
w/Chest
– Collector
Plates
–Craftsman
Vienna
Austria
China
–
Bavaria
& Cylinder
Horses
– Jump
–Leroy
6”13th
Vise
–Street
Mini
Compressor
–Tools
Hand
& Elec.
Tools
Including
Finishing
Mini
Chop
Saw,
Vacs
Tools
Bar
Horses9”–Table
Jump Pack
– 6”
Vise
–Pack
Mini
Air
Compressor
–Table
Hand
&– Elec.
Including
Makita
Finishing
Sander,
Mini
Chop
Saw,
Shop
Vacs
– Craftsman
Tools
– Bar
Ryobi
9”–Air
Top
Band
Saw
–Bench
Clarke
Table
Top
Press
– 12
Bench
Drill
– Set
Bench
Grinder
Polisher
– –H.W.
Cotton
Small
Lathe
– OxyAce
TorchTrailer
Outfit
Ryobi
Top
Band
Saw
– Clarke
Table
Top
Drill
Press
– Sm
12spd
–Deck
Bench
Grinder
& spd.
Polisher
H.W.
Cotton
Small
Lathe
–
OxyAce
Torch
Outfit
5 Hp Upright &
Hummel
Plates
(2)
Kewpie
Dolls
–Drill
RS Hat
Pin Drill
Holder
– Compass
Collection
––Erector
– Dough
Pan –&
Carrom
Board
– Quilting
Frame
– Curtain
Stretcher
Decatur,
IN
46733
5000w
&
3000w
Kohler
Generators
JD
345
20Hp
Hydro
w/48”
–
36”
Snow
Blower
–
Simplicity
16Hp
Twin
Hydro
w/44”
Deck
(239Hrs)
–– Yard
&
Corner
Clamps
–
Levels
–
Wood
Planes
–
Ladder
Jacks
–
Kerosene
Heater
–
Expandable
Wood
Plank
–
Chilton
Manuals
–
(2)
Frontier
Gun
Safes
&
a
smaller
one
SHOP
TOOLS
–– Van
GUN
EQUIPMENT
& Corner
Clamps – Levels
– Wood Planes
– Ladder
JacksSurveyor
Kerosene
Heater
Expandable
Wood
Plank
–Tank
Chilton
Manuals
– Adams
(2)
Frontier
Gun
Safes
& a Co
smaller
one
–Stand
Wood
Tri5Pod
–Upright
Rifle–Box
–3
Tractor
Seat
– Berne
Wert,
Co, &
Wert
– Cameras
– Doilies
– Old–Toys
–On
Campbell/Hausfield
Hp
&
Hp
Air
Compressors
–Yearbooks
Craftsman
Grinder
On
Stand
– Mercer/Van
Central
Pneumatic
Air
Compressor
– Air
Lincoln
StickGeneral
Welder & Kennedy
3Hp
Air Compressors
– Craftsman
Grinder
–– Central
Pneumatic
Air
Compressor
– High
Air
– Lincoln
Stick
Welder
–
Disc
Sander
–Books
Delta
Scroll Saw
– Tank
Craftsman,
U.S.
Directions: Highway 27 Highway 218 (Main St) in Berne. Go East at
Virna
7Band
pc. Etched
Wine
Set – Single
Oak
Bed
Frame
– Hat
Boxspd.
(Pure
BeaverDrill
Furgenerator
LLORKs
ofGrinder
New
Haven)
– Schwinn
Exercise
Bike – Display
Case
– Misc.
–
Toro
Lawn
Mower
–
“TrotBilt”
Rear
Tine
4Hp
Tiller
–
Milbank
Propane
Whole
House
–
Mini
Tiller
–
(2)
Sprayers
w/12V
Pump
–
Weed
Eaters
–
Step
–
Gun
Vise,
Books
&
Cleaning
Equipment
Ryobi
9”
Table
Top
Saw
–
Clarke
Table
Top
Drill
Press
–
12
Bench
–
Bench
&
Polisher
–
H.W.
Cotton
Small
Lathe
–
OxyAce
Torch
Outfit
–
Gun
Vise,
Books
&
Cleaning
Equipment
– Disc Sander
– Delta
Scroll Saw
– Craftsman,
Kennedy
Lower
Tool–Boxes
CastersPicker
– Homak,
Kennedy
& Proto
Top Chests
– US General
Tool
Lower Tool Boxes on Casters – Homak, Kennedy
& Proto
Top Chests
– US
General U.S.
ToolGeneral
Cart – &
1½
Ton Floor
Jack
2 TononCherry
– Dust
Collector
– Roller
Conveyor
Stands
– Wood Working
Clock Tower to 550 E, go South to 900 S, Turn East to property.
APPLIANCES
–RADIOS
FURNITURE
––HOUSEHOLD
––Campbell/Hausfield
5 Hp
Upright
3Ton
Hp
Air
Compressors
Craftsman
Grinder
On
Central
Pneumatic
Air
Compressor
––Air
Tank
–Welder
Lincoln
StickShop
Welder
ANTIQUES
–– Pack
COLLECTIBLES
––Compressor
HAMKitchen
&
EQUIPMENT
(Various
Sizes)
– Home
Lite
B
Power
Washer
Garden
Lift
(Jack)
– –Gas
Grill
& Several
Tanks
&of Drawers
32’
Ext––Saw,
Ladders
– Vacs
Log – Craftsman
Cart
– 1–
½Chain
Ton
Floor
Jack
–&2&
Cherry
Picker
–Chest
Dust
Collector
–Tractor
Roller
Conveyor
Stands
Wood
Working
Vise
– Hand
Truck
–26’
Plastic
Folding
Saw
Vise – HandLadders
Truck – Plastic
Welder
Folding
Saw
Horses
–Saw
Jump
–S 6”
–
Mini
Air
– Table
hand
&Stand
Elec
Tools
Including
Makita
Chop
ANTIQUES
COLLECTIBLES
–Vise
HAM
EQUIPMENT
Black
Refrigerator
– Maytag
Washer
&
Elec
Dryer
–RADIOS
Freezer –&
w/6
Chairs
On Wheels
– Power Recliner
–Finishing
Lift Chair – Sander,
Pine Chest mini
Maytag
Sq.
Tub– –Ringer
Washer
–– Pitcher
Pump
–Rocker
Lightning
Balls
– Equip
Nail
Kegs
–Frig
Sled
–&Fence
Stretcher
Leather
Vice
–Manuals
Wood
Burning
Laundry
– Milk
– Disc
Sander
– Delta
Scroll
Saw
–Vise
General
Kennedy
Lower
Tool
Boxes
on
Casters
–Laundry
&–Proto
Chests
US
General
Tool
Horses
– Jump
Pack
– 6”
Air
Compressor
–Drop
Hand
Tools
Including
Makita
Finishing
Sander,
Mini
Chop
Saw,
Shop
Vacs
Craftsman
Tools
– Thrower
BarVise, Books &
‘Nettie”
Sewing
–
Portable
Air
Conditioner
– Mini
– Dehumidifier
–
Baldwin
Grandfather
–Homak,
Small
Curio
3pc
& Top
4 pc
Double
Bedroom
Tools
– Bar
& Tub
Corner
Clamps
Levels
–Pump
Wood
Planes
– Rod
Ladder
Jacks
Kerosene
Expandable
Wood
Plank
–
Chilton
–Kennedy
(2)Cabinets
Gun
Safes
&Singe
a––smaller
one
– Gun
Maytag
Sq.
Ringer
Washer
Lightning
Balls
–Craftsman,
Nail–Rod
Kegs
–U.S.
Sled
–Heater
Fence
–Elec.
Leather
Vice
––Wood
Burning
Stove
–Frontier
Milk
Chains
– Gas
Cans
–Pitcher
Schwinn
Journey
2.0
Bike
(NIB)
–Mini
Fishing
–&–Stretcher
&
Broadcast
Spreaders
– Clock
Yard
&
Garden
Tools
–Stove
Champion
Stack
Trap
Real Estate: This parcel consists of 6.5 +/- acres with
Suites
–U.S.
(2) Recliners
–Cleveland,
Several
Upholstered
Chairs
– (6)
– File
Cabinets
–Expandable
Desk–––
Oak
Office
Chair
––
Cedar
– Table
w/2
Chairs
– Sofas
– Wall
&Ton
Corner
Clamps
Levels
– Wood
Planes
Ladder
Jacks
–– Kerosene
Heater
–Kettle
Wood
Plank
Chilton
Manuals
– –(2)
Frontier
Gun
Safes
& a smaller
CanFan
– Old
GERaymond,
Fan
V.L.
Organ,
OH
Pump
Organ
–Bookshelves
Copper
Apple
Butter
Drop
Front
Secretary
––Chest
Top
Trunk
–Plastic
Replogle
Cart––U.S.
1 ½Raymond,
Floor
Jack
––2OH
Cherry
Picker
– –Dust
Collector
Roller
Conveyor
Stands
Wood
Working
Vise
Hand
Truck
Welder
– Folding
Saw one
Can – Old
18”
– V.L.
Organ,
Cleveland,
Pump
Organ
– Copper
Apple
Butter
Kettle
– Chairs
Drop
Secretary
– Flat
Top
Trunk
–Flat
Replogle
Equipment
Mirror –target
Kneehole
Desk
– Chrome
Dinette
w/3
–Cleaning
Kitchen
Table
w/4
–Scrap
LG FlatAlum
Panel Color
TV –
– Floor
& table
Lamps––Horseshoes
Pots, Pans, Dishes––Nuts,
CorrelleBolts & Screws
– GE
Leroy
Summer
618”
Stack
Trap
–Gun
Metal
–&Ton
Misc.
Farm
Tires
– Chairs
Alum
Truck
tool
Box
– Front
Wire
Steel
Cables
a ranch style home, with 3 bedrooms, 1 ½ bathrooms, over
–
Vise,
Books
Cleaning
Equipment
12”
Starlite
Globe
–
(6)
Cane
Bottom
Chairs
–
Drop
Leaf
Table
–
Old
GWW
Lamp
(Cuccess)
–
Elec
GWW
Lamps
–
Stiffel
Lamps
–
Plank
Bottom
Chairs
(3)
–
Hand
Horses
–
Jump
Pack
–
6”
Vise
–
Mini
Air
Compressor
–
Hand
&
Elec.
Tools
Including
Makita
Finishing
Sander,
Mini
Chop
Saw,
Shop
Vacs
–
Craftsman
Tools
–
Bar
12” Starlite Globe – (6) Cane Bottom Chairs – Drop
Leaf– Table
Old–GWW
Lamp
– Elec
GWW
LampsSewing
– Stiffel
Lamps
– Plank
Bottom
ChairsStereo
(3) –– Hand
Dishes
Revere –Ware
Ironstone
China(Cuccess)
– Fath Sewing
Machine
– Console
Machine
Cabinet
– Zenith
Component
Elec. Kitchen Appliances – YARN
ANTIQUES
––COLLECTIBLES
–
HAM
EQUIPMENT
– Card
Table Churn
&Planes
Chairs
–
Sweepers
–School
Treadmill
Plastic
Shelving
Supplies
– Convalescent
Items
– Towels
& Linens
– Christmas
Items
Misc. & a smaller one
Painted
by–&
Mary
Schaadt
– Luggage
Hall
Tree
Butter
Teacher’s
Bell
– –Old
Cookie
–RADIOS
Brass
Bell
– York
75
“Nixon
Years”
Newspapers
a full partially finished basement, with a one car attached
Corner
Clamps
–Churn
Levels
Wood
–ANTIQUES
Ladder
Jacks
– Kerosene
Heater
––Jar
Expandable
Wood
Plank
–Trumpet
Chilton
– (2)
Frontier
Gun –Safes
– –COLLECTIBLES
HAM
RADIOS
&–Manuals
EQUIPMENT
Painted Pictures
by MaryPictures
Schaadt
Hall
Tree
– Butter
–––Teacher’s
School
Bell – Old
Cookie
Jar
Brass
Bell
–Office
York
75–Trumpet
–&
“Nixon
Years”
Newspapers
Krueckeberg
&
Realty
Krueckeberg
Auction
&Auction
Realty
Maytag
Sq. Tub
Ringer
Washer
– Pitcher
Pump
– Lightning
Rod Equipment
Balls
– Nail
Kegs
– Sled
– Fence
Stretcher
– Listed.
Leather
Wood
Burning
Laundry
Stove
– Milk
– Old GE
18”–Fan
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Going
Through
Boxes.
Many
Items
Clean
Line
ofCranberry
Equipment
&–Household
Items!!!!!
– Dry
Sink
– LOTS
HAM
RADIO
EQUIPMENT
–Lots
ANTENNA
– Glass,
Lots
ofBlue
Glass,
Blue
Opalescent
Pcs,
Fenton
Opalescent
Basket,
Currier
&Can Laundry
Sq.
Tub Ringer
Washer
–Pattern
Pitcher
Pump
– Pattern
Lightning
Rod
Balls
–Not
Nail
Kegs
– Vice
Sled
––Fence
Stretcher
Leather
Vice
– Wood
Burning
Stove
Milk– V.L. Raymond,
–OF
Gun
Vise,Maytag
Books
&ANTENNA
Cleaning
– Dry
Sink
–
LOTS
OF
HAM
RADIO
EQUIPMENT
–
–
of
Opalescent
Pcs,
Fenton
Cranberry
Opalescent
Basket,
Currier
&
garage. The home was built in 1973 and has 1056 square
Ryobi
9” Table
Top
Band
Saw
– Canning
Clarke
Table
Top
Drill
Press
–
12
spd.
Bench
Drill
–
Bench
Grinder
&
Polisher
–
H.W.
Cotton
Small
Lathe
–
OxyAce
Torch
Outfit
1030
S.
13th
Street
U.S.
Organ,
Cleveland,
OHCrocks,
Pump
Organ
– Can
Copper
Apple
Butter
Kettle
–
Drop
Front
Secretary
–
Flat
Top
Trunk
–
Replogle
12”
Starlite
Globe
–
(6)
Cane
Bottom
Chairs
– Drop Leaf
Table
– Old GWW
1030 S. 13th
Street
Ives
Plates,
Bowls,
Blue
Jars
&
American
Pattern
Fosteria
Glass
–
Silverware
w/Chest
–
Collector
Bird
Plates
–
Vienna
Austria
China
–
Bavaria
&
– Old GEPattern
18” FanFosteria
– V.L.
Raymond,
U.S.–Organ,
Cleveland,
OH Pump
– Copper
Apple
Butter
Kettle
– Drop
Front
– Flat
Auctioneers
note:
Any
statements
made
daySecretary
of auction
takesTop Trunk – Replogle
Ives Plates, Crocks, Bowls, Blue Canning Jars & American
Glass – Silverware
w/Chest
– Collector
BirdOrgan
Plates
– Vienna
Austria
China
– Bavaria
&
ANTIQUES
COLLECTIBLES
–
HAM
RADIOS
&
EQUIPMENT
Lamp (Cuccess)
– Elec GWW
Lamps
– Kewpie
Stiffel
Lamps
Plank
Bottom
Chairs
(3)– –Craftsman
Hand
Painted
Pictures
by
Mary
–Pneumatic
Hall
Tree
–any
Butter
Churn
–statements.
Teacher’s
School
Bell
– Old
Jar – Brass
feet of living area. The annual taxes are 720.12 with current
Campbell/Hausfield
5Sm
Hp
&–3–RS
Hp
Air
Compressors
Stand
–Schaadt
Central
Air
Compressor
– Stretcher
Air
Tank
– Lincoln
Stick
Welder
precedence
over
written
Hummel
(2)Maytag
Dolls
–Pump
Compass
Collection
– Grinder
Erector
–GWW
Dough
Pan
–(Cuccess)
Board
–GWW
Quilting
Frame
Curtain
12”
Starlite
Globe
–Pin
(6)
Cane
Bottom
Chairs
– Drop
Leaf
Table
Old
Lamp
–Frame
Elec
Lamps
–orStiffel
Lamps
– Plank
Bottom
Chairs
(3)Cookie
– Hand
Hummel
– (2) Sm Plates
Kewpie– Dolls
– RSUpright
Hat
Pin
Holder
–Hat
Compass
Collection
––Erector
Set Rod
– Dough
Pan
–On
Carrom
Quilting
–– Curtain
Stretcher
IN–Plates
46733
Sq.
Tub
Ringer
Washer
–Holder
Pitcher
Lightning
Balls
––Set
Nail
Kegs
–Board
Sled
––Carrom
Fence
Stretcher
Leather
Vice
––oral
Wood
Burning
Laundry
Stove
– Milk
Decatur, INDecatur,
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Bell – York 75
Trumpet
–
“Nixon
Years”
Newspapers
–
Dry
Sink
–
LOTS
OF
HAM
RADIO
EQUIPMENT
–
ANTENNA
–
Lots
of
Pattern
Glass,
Blue
Opalescent
Pcs,
Fenton
Cranberry
Opalescent
rESpoNSIBlE
for––
accIdENtS
Painted
bySeat
Mary
Schaadt
Hall
Tree
– Butter
Churn
– Tool
Teacher’s
School
– Old
Cookie
Jar
– Brass
York
– “Nixon
Newspapers
Wood
Surveyor
TriCan
Pod
Rifle
Box
–Berne
Tractor
– Berne
High
Yearbooks
– Van
Wert,
Adams
Co,
&–Mercer/Van
Wert
Co
Books
–Kennedy
– Top
Old– Toys
– Trunk
– Disc– Sander
Delta
Scroll
Saw
–18”Craftsman,
U.S.
General
&
Kennedy
Lower
Boxes
onBell
Casters
– Not
Homak,
&Doilies
Proto
Chests
–Years”
US–General
Tool Basket,
exemptions.
– Wood Surveyor
Tri Pod
––Rifle
Box
– Tractor
Seat
–Pictures
High
Yearbooks
– –Van
Wert,
Adams
Co,
& Mercer/Van
Wert
Co
Books
– Cameras
– Doilies
–Bell
Old
Toys
–75 Trumpet
Krueckeberg
Auction
&
Realty
– –Old
GE
Fan
– V.L.
Raymond,
U.S.
Organ,
Cleveland,
OH
Pump
Organ
Copper
Apple
Butter
Kettle
–Cameras
Drop
Front
Secretary
Flat
Top
Replogle
Currier & Ives Plates,
Crocks,
Bowls,
Blue
Canning
Jars
&
American
Pattern
Fosteria
Glass
–
Silverware
w/Chest
–
Collector
Bird
Plates
–
Vienna
Austria
China
–
Bavaria
&
Hummel
Plates
Terms
and
Conditions
on
Personal
Property:
Cash,
Check,
Credit
Card
3%,
–Single
DryCherry
Sink
–Bed
LOTS
OF
HAM
RADIO
EQUIPMENT
–LLORKs
ANTENNA
– Stands
Lots
ofExercise
Pattern
Glass,
Opalescent
Pcs,
Fenton
Cranberry
Opalescent
Basket,
Currier
&Saw – (2) Sm
7Ton
pc.
Wine
Set
Oak
Frame
HatChairs
Box
(Pure
Beaver
Fur
of
New
Haven)
Schwinn
Exercise
Bike
Display
Case
– Misc.
Virna Dolls
7 pc.
Etched
Wine
SetEtched
– Single
Bed
Frame
–– Hat
Box
(Pure
Fur
New
Haven)
– Schwinn
Bike
–Blue
Display
Case
––On-Site.
Cart
–Virna
1Hat
½ 1030
Floor
Jack
–Street
2–Ton
Picker
––Beaver
Dust
Collector
– –of
Roller
––Wood
Working
Vise
–Misc.
Hand
Truck
––Plastic
Welder
–Box
Folding
12”
Starlite
Globe
(6)
Cane
Bottom
–LLORKs
Drop
Leaf
Table
–Conveyor
Old
GWW
Lamp
(Cuccess)
Elec
GWW
Lamps
– Wood
Stiffel
Lamps
Plank
Bottom
Chairs
(3)
– Hand
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Lunch
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– RS
Pin
Holder
– Oak
Compass
– Erector
Dough
Pan
Carrom
Board
Quilting
Frame
––Curtain
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–
Tri Pod
– Rifle
– Tractor
S. 13th
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Blue–Canning
Jars
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Glass
– Silverware
w/Chest
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– Vienna
Austria
China
– Bavaria
& Seat – Berne
by Air
Mary
Schaadt
––Hall
Tree
– Butter
Churn
––
Teacher’s
School
Bell
–
Old
Cookie
Jar
–
Brass
Bell
–
York
75
Trumpet
–
“Nixon
Years”
Newspapers
APPLIANCES
–
FURNITURE
–
HOUSEHOLD
Horses
– Jump
–Painted
6”Co,
Vise
–
Mini
Compressor
–
Hand
&
Elec.
Tools
Including
Makita
Finishing
Sander,
Mini
Chop
Saw,
Shop
Vacs
–
Craftsman
Tools
– Bar
High Yearbooks
– Van
Wert,Pack
Adams
&Pictures
Mercer/Van
Wert
Co
Books
–
Cameras
–
Doilies
Old
Toys
–
Virna
7
pc
Etched
Wine
Set
–
Single
Oak
Bed
Frame
–
Hat
Box
(Pure
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Fur
LLORKs of
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FURNITURE
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HOUSEHOLD
1030– S.
13th
• Pan
Decatur,
IN 46733
Hummel Plates – (2) Sm Kewpie Dolls – RS Hat Pin Holder – Compass Collection
Erector
Set –St.
Dough
– Carrom Board
– Quilting Frame – Curtain Stretcher
or 260-589-8474
Decatur,
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Dry
Sink
– LOTS
OF Freezer
HAM
RADIO
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For the Record
Nathan C. Schwartz
Nathan C. Schwartz, rural Monroe, was stillborn
Aug. 6, 2016. He is the son of Clarence R. C. and
Marie S. Schwartz.
He was Old Order Amish.
Among survivors are his siblings, Marcus C.,
Arlan C., Daniel C., Clarence C. Jr., Christina C. and
Ruthann C. Schwartz; and grandparents, John H.
and Esther U. Schwartz of Monroe and Chris B. and
Ruth E. Schwartz of Berne.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Naomi C.
Burial in Schwartz Cemetery.
Arrangements were handled by Yager-Kirchofer
Funeral Home.
Geneva’s Geneva: Gene StrattonPorter’s birthday celebration
Adults age 21 and older are invited to the Limberlost
State Historic Site Visitor Center from 6-9 p.m. on
Aug. 19 for an evening of beer and wine tasting, hors
d’oeuvres, birthday cake and five vintage short films
shown on vintage movie projectors .
“We once again celebrate Geneva Stratton-Porter’s
birthday and her life in the town of Geneva,” said
Bill Hubbard, Limberlost naturalist. “Although it
was coincidence, or maybe fate, that brought the two
Genevas together, the result was felt throughout the
nation and the world.”
A variety of craft beers and Indiana wines will be
sampled. The vintage short films will include what
may be the only science fiction western musical ever
made, according to event organizers. Guests can also
enjoy and learn from a display of events in Stratton's
life and in the town of Geneva the nation and the
world during the years she lived in Geneva, from
1888-1913. Tours of the cabin grounds will be available.
Cost for the evening is $15 a person($10 for
Friends of the Limberlost members). Reservations
BERNE
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originally. Now they are. So we’re getting ahead
of this. The permit doesn’t actually expire until
Aug. 1, 2017.”
Dyer said the purpose of the ordinance
review is to ensure the treatment facility is
still in compliance with IDEM regulations. The
focus, he said, is that the Wabash River is being
protected and there aren’t higher than normal
levels of metals — arsenic, cadmium, chromium, copper, cyanide, lead, mercury, nickel,
silver and zinc — in the system.
Councilman Gregg Sprunger questioned
whether IDEM had approved the updated version of the ordinance, perhaps remembering
previous encounters with the state agency in
which the city came up on the short end of the
stick.
Dryer said IDEM has not yet approved the
ordinance, however he expects the agency to do
so “in the next few weeks.”
City Attorney Dave Baumgartner told the
council the updated ordinance was only being
introduced Monday. “If IDEM makes changes,
we can always make little changes to it later.”
Council approved the introduction of amended ordinance 681, 5-0.
Blotter
Two individuals were
arrested by local law
enforcement
officers
over the past week and
were booked into the
Adams county jail.
Sarah J. Poppe, 40,
Berne, was arrested Aug.
8 by sheriff’s deputies for
driving while suspended.
She was released on her
own recognizance.
Inocencio Castanda
Mendoza, 25, Berne,
was arrested Thursday
by Decatur police for
operating a motor vehicle without a license.
Bond was set at $200
cash.
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Swiss Village may soon see upgrades to facility
By JANNAYA ANDREWS
Big things could soon happen for Swiss Village, if all goes
according to plan.
Rod Mason, president / CEO
of Swiss Village, met with the
Berne City Council Aug. 8 evening to discuss a letter of support from the city to help the
facility's pursuit of a grant.
Mason said the facility has
filed a pre-application for a
grant with the state for approximately $12 million, with a
stipulation on the grant stating
half the funds may be used for
refinancing debt while the other
half must be used for improvements of the facility.
By JANNAYA ANDREWS
It's official: Berne city employees will have a little
more green in 2017.
The Berne City Council on Aug. 8 approved an
across the board, flat rate raise of $1,200 annually
for all full-time officers and city employees.
Council also approved a motion to increase the
pay of Mayor Bill McKean and Clerk / Treasurer
Gwen Maller by $1,200 annually, and council members by $250 annually.
The ordinances were introduced at the July 25
meeting, and with no comment from the board were
passed on a 5-0 vote for city employees, and a 4-1
vote for the mayor / clerk / council raise, with councilman Phil Provost voting in dissent.
While expressing support for raises for the mayor
and clerk at the July meeting, Provost expressed
once again his dissent for a raise for council members.
Provost has consistently voted against pay raises
for council since taking office in 2011.
Pick your flavor: Bluegrass
jam returns to Limberlost
Sounds of bluegrass
ballads, gospel songs
and folk tunes will return
to the Limberlost State
Historic Site in Geneva
from 2-4 p.m. Sunday for
the monthly Bluegrass
Jamboree. The historic
site is located at 200 E.
6th St., Geneva.
The popular summer music series does
not have a set lineup.
Musicians show up and
perform on a volunteer
basis.
Musicians of any ability can show off their talents and entertain other
visitors while enjoying
the beautiful grounds
of the Limberlost cabin.
Musicians can choose to
participate by either performing solo or jamming
with others. Everyone is
welcome to perform his
or her choice of acoustic
music.
The Limberlost Visitor
Center, cabin, and gift
shop will also be open
during
this
event.
Refreshments are provided, and visitors are urged
to bring a lawn chair.
The event is free and
open to the public, but
donations are accepted.
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"We've already passed the
first part of the pre-application,"
Mason said. "Now to go through
the second part, we need a letter of support from the community."
If the application is approved,
there will be many more meetings between the facility and
council, he said.
Mayor Bill McKean noted
this is something the city has
done in previous years for various area businesses, including
Swiss Village.
Councilman Mark Wynn
asked what improvements the
city could expect to see, should
the facility be awarded the
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grant.
"Remember half the money
will be used on debt," Mason
said, "but the other half will
be used to renovate the Skilled
Nursing Center, the Langfeld
Section and the Living Center."
Mason also noted the interest rate on the grant would be 3
percent for 40 years on a fixed
rate.
The council all voiced support for the grant process and
the possibility of renovations
to Swiss Village. "I see no reason we wouldn't approve this
motion," McKean said. And the
council did just that, approving
the motion, 5-0.
Traffic
The Adams County
Sheriff’s
Department
investigated an accident
at 1:01 p.m. Tuesday at
the intersection of Adams
and Jackson streets in
Monroe.
According
to
the
report, Helen Hakes, 82,
Monroe, was in her vehicle facing westbound at
the intersection and was
attempting to make a left
hand turn. Hakes told
officers she looked both
ways before turning,
but did not see a vehicle coming northbound
on Adams Street. She
turned and then had a
head-on collision with a
vehicle driven by Craig L.
Bieberich, 40, Decatur.
Bieberich said he was
traveling northbound on
Adams Street and while
traveling he noticed
another vehicle stopped
at the intersection and
then make a left turn,
coming into his lane of
traffic. Bieberich applied
the brakes, but the vehicles still collided.
There were no injuries
reported and damages
were estimated between
$2,501-$5,000.
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Office: 260-824-1700
Cell: 260-273-2481
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Real Estate Broker
BETHEL
BRETHREN
CHURCH
Thursday:
Evening Service, 7 p.m.
Our Purpose —
Please God Help People
[email protected]
Office: 260-824-1700
718 E. Main St.,
Berne, IN 46711
Cell: ————
260-273-2481
NEW
CORYDON
(260) 589-3381
Fax:
260-824-5017
Pastor Joseph Nass
BIBLE CHURCH
CO19900129
W. Market
Sunday:
on130
Clay
St. inSt.New CoryRB14047234
Bluffton,don,
IN 46714
Sunday School, 9 a.m.
Ind.
Morning Worship, 10
Pastor Patrick Young
a.m.
(260) 589-3028
Evening Service, 7 p.m.,
Jessica Dubbeld
or (260) 525-2830
Wednesday:
9 a.m. Kids Club & Sun- Real Estate Broker
[email protected]
Prayer and Bible Study,
day School
7:30 p.m.
10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
church service
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7 Office:
p.m. Wednesday
service
260-824-1700
CROSS UNITED
CHURCH OF
CHRIST
Meeting at St. George
Episcopal Church,
1195 S. Hendricks St.,
Berne, Indiana 46711
Rev. Timothy Price
Sunday:
Sunday Worship, 9 a.m.
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FAITH BAPTIST
CHURCH
U.S. 27 & 700 S.,
Berne, IN 46711
(260) 589-3797
Pastor Travis Combest
Sunday:
Sunday School, 9:30
a.m.
Morning Service, 10:30
a.m.
Evening Service, 6:30
p.m.
Cell: 260-273-2481
Fax: 260-824-5017
Sincere
appreciation to the
businesses below who
sponsor thisJessica
directory
Dubbeld
CO19900129
130 W. Market St.
Bluffton, IN 46714
RB14047234
Real Estate Broker
[email protected]
Office: 260-824-1700
Cell: 260-273-2481
Fax: 260-824-5017
CO19900129
130 W. Market St.
Bluffton, IN 46714
RB14047234
Jessica Dubbeld
Real Estate Broker
[email protected]
Office: 260-824-1700
Cell: 260-273-2481
Fax: 260-824-5017
CO19900129
130 W. Market St.
Bluffton, IN 46714
RB14047234
Berne Shopping News
Tuesday, August 16, 2016 • Page 5A
Courtney Lotter shows top dairy steer
past year.
The categories included Dairy
Steer, Meat Goat Wether, Market
Lamb, Rabbit Meat Pen, Market
Barrow, and Beef Steer.
The Grand Champions (and
home counties) are as follows:
• Dairy Steer: Lotter, Adams
County;
• Meat Goat Wether: Brad
Berlet, Cass;
• Market Lamb: Austin Bernicky,
Elkhart;
• Rabbit Meat Pen: Jade Michael,
Wabash;
• Market Barrow: Travis Wallen,
Johnson;
Six 4-H exhibitors finished
as Grand Champions in the
2016 Indiana State Fair Grand
Drive, including one from Adams
County.
Adams County 4-Her Courtney
Lotter took home the Grand
Champion Dairy Steer over the
weekend, according to a press
release from fair officials.
The top livestock of various
species, weights and classes and
their exhibitors from across the
Hoosier state battled it out in
the Indiana Farmer’s Coliseum
Sunday evening for the title that
they have worked toward for the
Wiffleball tourney founders to be
honored in Wren Homecoming parade
• Beef Steer: Cayde Selke,
Clinton.
Reserve Grand Champion finishes were awarded to:
• Dairy Steer: Elise Cormany,
Whitley;
• Meat Goat Wether: Ryan
O’Farrell, Carroll;
• Market Lamb: Logan Tressler,
Rush;
• Market Barrow: Daniel Young,
Hamilton;
•Beef Steer: Warner Ott, Noble.
For more information on the
results of this year’s Indiana State
Fair, visit the website and Flickr
account.
Lilly King’s confidence, drive well known to IU instructors
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Donetta Cothran had
a question for her colleagues in the School of Public
Health after Sunday night’s Olympic breaststroke
semifinal.
‘‘I was asking them which one taught the finger
wag in their class,’’ she said.
Cothran, a kinesiology professor at Indiana
University, was referring to Lilly King’s now-famous
display of disapproval for Yulia Efimova, who had
previously been banned from Olympic competition
as part of Russia’s doping scandal, but was reinstated without explanation. NBC cameras caught the
IU sophomore wagging her finger at a TV showing
Efimova raising her index finger to signal her win in
the breaststroke semifinal.
‘‘You’re shaking your finger No. 1 and you’ve been
caught for drug cheating,’’ King told NBC after winning her own semifinal race. ‘‘I’m just not a fan.’’
That was how much of the world was introduced
to King, and IU faculty members who know the
physical education major say it’s a pretty accurate
representation of who she is.
‘‘She’s not afraid to express herself and to also
give a reason as to why she’s doing what she’s
doing,’’ said Ann Huntoon, a lecturer in the School
of Public Health.
Huntoon had King in her 9 a.m. foundations of
physical education and fundamental movements
class when King was a freshman last fall. King would
BBQ Grills
be there wide awake each morning, having already
completed a full workout, lifted weights and eaten
breakfast.
‘‘If every student was that driven and that awake
at 9 a.m., that would be wonderful,’’ Huntoon said.
Keith Chapin, a faculty member in the kinesiology
department who served as King’s academic adviser,
said she is an exceptional student. She came to IU
having already earned several college credits while
she was in high school and now has one of the highest GPAs in her program, he said.
‘‘She’s an achiever in many dimensions of her
life,’’ he said. ‘‘She’s very well-liked by her peers.’’
The Wren
Homecoming Parade,
a part of the Wren
Wiffleball Tournament,
will begin a 4 p.m. Aug.
20.
Honored during the
parade will be members
of the “Barn Rats” team
that won the first wiffleball tournament 25
years ago.
The Wren Wiffleball
Tournament was the
brainchild of Jamey
Davis (1968-2010). The
original tournament was
comprised of 12 teams.
“The first tournament
was much different
than the tournament of
today,” a release from
the Wren Wiffleball
Tournament Association
states. “There were no
lights, no confetti and
no professional lighting/sound. Jamey
would be very proud of
the tournament’s longevity.
“The Barn Rats lived
within a short distance
of each other. At a
young age, they played
around pole lights and
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WELLS COUNTY 4-H PARK • 1240 4-H Park Rd • Bluffton, IN 46714
HARRISON TWP • WELLS COUNTY
QUALITY CROPLAND
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2 TRACTS
YOUR EYES
by
Dr. Steven A.
DeGroff
Doctor of Optometry
Family EyE CarE
Ophthalmology Studies
Focus On Glaucoma
Medication Adherence
Electronic
monitoring
to measure medication adhereence by patients with
glaucoma documented that
a sizable number of patients
did not regularly use the eye
drops prescibed to them.
Topical medications for
glaucoma lower intraocular
pressure and can delay or
slow the progression of the
eye disease. Medication adherence is important.
Patients who were treated
with once-daily prostaglandin eye drops were recruited
from a university-based
glaucoma clinic. Patients
were given a container with
an electronic cap in which to
store their eye drops. The cap
recorded each time the container was opened.
Of the 407 patients who
completed the three-month
adherence assessment, 337
(82.8 percent) took their
medication correctly on at
least 75 percent of days. The
other 70 patients (17.2 percent) (deemed nonadherent)
were less likely to be able to
name their glaucoma medication, less likely to agree
that remembering to use the
medication was easy, and
more likley to agree with the
sentiment that eye drops can
cause problems.
Given that most patients
are taking their eye drops
as prescribed, identifying
patients at risk of nonadherence is a critical step. The
results from the patient questions and demographic factors may therefore be useful
in creating risk calculators
that could find those patients
most in need of intervention.
Brought to you as a public service by:
Dr. Steven A. DeGroff, O.D.
4 miles south and 4 miles east
of Bluffton, at the southwest
intersection of CR 500 S & CR 700 E
Family EyE CarE
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(260) 589-3197
Rick Johnloz: 260-824-3130
Owner: Max Bardsley Estate
Matthew C. Bardsley, Personal
Representative for Estate
Jon Brown, Attorney for Estate
other obstacles at the
Hill farm on Piqua Road
in rural Decatur.
“Now, 25 years later,
they still live but a
short distance from
each other. ‘Barn Rats”
to be honored in the
parade include Jim and
Tom Hill; Mark, Tony
and Neal Slusher; and
Chad, Ted and Larry
Brunner,” the release
concludes.
QuEstions?
Call Dr. DEGroFF
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(260) 589-3197
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or e-mail: [email protected]
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Weekly Specials (While Supplies Last)
Prices good thru Saturday, August 20th, 2016
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Pollock Fish
(10 lb. box) $12.90 ea. Limit 2
Real Semi Sweet Chocolate Chips (12 oz.) $1.59 ea.
Cereal assorted variety (9.2 oz. to 14.1 oz.) $1.00 ea.
Open Pit Barbecue Sauce (18 oz.) $1.00 ea.
Nacho Cheese Bugles (7.5 oz.) $1.59 ea.
Chunk Tuna (5 oz.) 59¢ ea.
Bar Keeper Friend (21 oz.) $1.79 ea.
3x concentrated Fabric Softener (64 oz.) $2.99 ea.
Ultra Comfort Bath Tissue 9 Rolls per pack (2 35 sheet per roll) $6.89 per pack.
We reserve the right to limit quantities.
Berne Shopping News
Page 6A • Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Swiss Days quilt show results
The results of the 2016 Swiss Days quilt
show were recently announced. The top winners, and the name of the winning entry, are:
People’s Choice Favorites:
First place — Donna Peyerk – Rose Cottage;
Second place — Dianne Parrett – El Camino
Real;
Third place — Monica Gause - Jillianne.
Challenge Favorites:
First place — Elsie Dalley - Etui;
Second place — Melissa Fey - Hedgehog;
Third place — Sue Harris - Lamb.
Quilts by Kids:
First place — Lily Kamdar – Lily’s Quilt;
Second place — Meah Suzuki – Jelly Roll
Race;
Third place — Alexis Grover – Baby Quilt;
Fourth place — Margaret Nussbaum Quillow.
Personal Item / Miscellaneous:
First place — Kathy Diveley – Blue/Green
Tuffet;
Second place — Shirley Cowans – Label
Purse;
Third place — Kathy Diveley – Tulip Purse.
Wall / Small Quilts – Hand Quilted:
First place — Rejena Bluhm – Reverse
Applique;
Second place —Rejena Bluhm – Scallop
Edge Fan;
Third place — Evie Norr – Hearts in the
Cabin.
Wall / Small Quilts – Machine Quilted:
First place — Donna Peyerk – Rose Cottage;
Second place — Gail Kuhn – Home Sweet
Home;
Third place — Jane Velasco – Whirlwind
Romance.
Large Quilts – Hand Quilted:
First place — Deola Bond – Double Wedding
Ring;
Second place — Connie Grover – Wine
Country Sunset;
Third place — Connie Grover – Stitchers
Garden.
Large Quilts – Machine Quilted:
First place — Dianne Parrett – El Camino
Real;
Second place — Donna Peyerk – Prarie
Star;
Third place — Mary Scott – Au Contraire.
There were 153 items in the show.
The
Pictured from left are Floyd Liechty, Jack Sloan, Pete Rupp, Mark Settlemeyer, Kent Frank, Dan
Bollenbacher, Mayor Bill McKean, Matt Adams, Shari Tomac, Barbara Dynes, Sunita Winchester, Sharon
Neunschwander, Tracy Landers and Cory Sprunger.
Photo provided
Liechty Brothers named Member
of the Month by Berne Chamber
The Berne Chamber of Commerce announced
Liechty Brothers has been named the August
Member of the Month.
The first generation of Liechty brothers to organize and operate Liechty Bros. was Hiram, Elmer
and Oswald. The business was established in 1919
and located at 160 N. Jefferson Street.
Failing health was probably the prime factor for
the change of ownership to the second generation of
Liechty brothers. In 1959, Lynn and Robert Liechty
assumed the operation of the business. They are
the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Liechty.
In 1980, after 61 years in the same location,
Liechty Bros. moved to a new building, located
at 256 Monroe Street. Doug Schwartz and Leon
Wanner bought into the business in 1984, and in
1988 Pete and Kent Frank purchased the business.
Liechty Bros. was nearly destroyed by a fire in
April 1997. Firefighters from Berne, Geneva and
Preble responded. Although the fire was devastating, the business remained open working from the
warehouse.
The showroom and office moved to 251 East
Water Street where it is today. Current owners
Pete Rupp and Kent Frank have eight employees
and continue to serve the residential and commercial plumbing, heating, air conditioning and sheet
metal needs of the community.
“SCHWARTZ STEEL”
Saturday, August 20, 2016 at 9am
Located: 2194 S. US 27 Berne, IN
Or South of Decatur, IN on US 27 6 1/2 miles, or North of Berne,
IN on US 27 2 3/4 miles
Farm Machinery– John Deere 8’ Spring Tooth Harrow,
Brillion 10’ Double Cultivator packer, International Harvester
1 btw Plow, John Deere 270 2 btw Plow, John Deere 2 Row
Planter, John Deere 10 hole Drill Lathe/Shear/Forge
Tongs/Antiques & Collectibles– South Bend Precision Lathe
Model A 3 1/2’ Bed (Flat Belt Drive), 24” Foot Shear, Niagara
8’ 18 GA Manual Shear, Dreses Machine Tool Company Drill
Press, Ratcheting Press, Cast Iron Buggy Wheel Cooling Tank,
Angle Drill for Hand Crank Drill, Large Assortment of Hardies,
Swage Blocks, Forge Blowers working & Non-working, 1 &2
Cylinder Maytag Engines, 2-Antique pump jacks, Blower
stand, Mail Pouch Tabacco Thermometer, Drill Press, Sausage Press, Assorted Lanterns, Assorted Tools, Lots of Items
too Numerous to Mention! This is an approximately 80+
Year Collection!
Schwartz Steel– Owner
Formerly D.L. Schwartz Blacksmith Shop
Auction Zip Id– 8080
www.town-countryauctions.com
(260) 724-8899
816 W. Monroe St, Decatur, Indiana
Good Life
Dave Myers AU01045029
3 Factors That Impact Homeowner Happiness
It is said that as you get older you become wiser, but as homeowners grow
older, do they become happier? According to a nationwide homeowner happiness survey conducted by HomeAdvisor,
the answer is yes. This was the case of
Bob and Joanie Johnson, who dropped
their youngest child off at college in August 2015.
Although they needed time to adjust to
their children no longer living at home,
they soon realized they had extra time
and money to devote to home projects.
Many parents who become empty nesters have this revelation and start focusing on projects that have been placed
on the backburner while kids were in the
house.
“It makes sense that empty nesters have
the highest happy home scores,” said
Dr. Karen Ruskin, HomeAdvisor’s Happiness Advisor. “They have likely settled in
a community they enjoy and plan to stay.
This group also generally has the most
economic stability and time to make their
house a happy home.”
The survey shows that individuals in the
empty-nester stage have higher happy
home scores across the board compared
to all other stages of life. The main factors that contribute to their happiness are
their communities, location and features
of their homes. Compared to other stages of life, empty-nesters feel the safest
in their communities, most connected to
their neighbors and are also the happiest
with the condition of their homes.
Overall homeowner happiness boils
down to a combination of three important
factors: accessibility to attractions and
services, community and dwelling. Interestingly, research shows that accessibility and community play a far bigger role
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in happiness than dwelling.
“A homeowner’s identity and quality of life
is much more likely to depend on aspects
like weather, for example, as that influences activities accessed in one’s community and affordability over how many
bedrooms and bathrooms they have,”
Ruskin said. “Homeowner happiness is
really about location, location, location.”
This rings true for the Johnsons, who are
far happier with the accessibility of services in their community and their neighbors than other life-stage groups.
Ruskin offers these four tips to make
your home a happier place:
1. Upgrade and remodel your home. Update the landscaping or change out cabinet hardware. These modest to moderate
changes can transform your home into a
$10,725
Starting Price
place that fits your needs.
2. Make sure you have adequate gathering space. Family rooms, living rooms,
dining rooms, kitchens and patios are
great areas to focus on to create an entertainment experience for you and your
guests.
3. Get to know your neighbors. Research
shows that the happiest homeowners enjoy and feel comfortable, as well as safe,
with their neighbors and community. To
reach this comfortability, try organizing a
neighborhood event.
4. Make your home a place you want to
stay. The happiest homeowners feel their
home is their favorite place and somewhere they want to stay long term. Get
comfortable, hang art, put up those family pictures that are sitting in a box, paint
the walls or plant a garden.
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