1934.
M. L. WILSON, Acting Secretary of Agriculture.
23627. Adulteration of cream.    TJ. S. v. A Large Quantity of Cream.    Con¬
sent  decree  of destruction.     (F.  & D. no.  33418.    Sample no.  2876-B, 
et al.)
On August 23, 1934, the United States attorney for the Southern District 
of Ohio, acting upon a report by the Secretary of Agriculture, filed in the 
district court a libel praying seizure and condemnation of 110 cans of cream 
at Cincinnati, Ohio, alleging that the article had been shipped in interstate 
commerce, on or about August 21 and 22, 1934, in various lots by John A. 
Marxer, Brookville, Ind.; C. W. Bever, Glenwood, Ind.; Dale Twineham, 
Bedford, Ky.; E. H. Walker, Paint Lick, Ky.; Mae Jennings, Berea, Ky.; G. 
A. Goodman, Georgetown, Ky.; Emma Holland, Georgetown, Ky.; Crittenden 
Cream Station, Crittenden, Ky.; Dry Ridge Cream Station, Dry Ridge, Ky.; 
}W. L. Phelps, Mt. Sterling, Ky.; J. E. Cole, Salvisa, Ky.; G. A. Clark, Hatton, 
Ky.; dye  Martin,   Eagle,  Ky.; Howard   Staples,  Bedford,  Ky.; Maddox  &
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Adams, Eminence, Ky.; C. A. Waite, Frankfort, Ky.; George Staples, Bedford-' 
Ky.; G. C. Weldon, Sanders, Ky.; Elmer Oak, Eagle, Ky.; Jessie Rodgers 
Frankfort, Ky.; Henry Todd, Berea, Ky.; Fred Beutel, Worthville, Ky.; Mrs. 
A. J. Owens, Bromo, Ky.; J. W. Clifton, Georgetown, Ky.; L. H. Burns, Eagle, 
Ky.; W. Webster, Worthville, Ky.; D. M. Maddox, Sulphur, Ky.; Mrs. L. W. 
Lee, Frankfort, Ky.; Lillie Noel, Sanders, Ky.; Alda Kendall, Bedford, Ky.; 
J. B. Payton, Frankfort, Ky.; Charley Owens, Bromo, Ky.; Otis Johnson, 
Winchester, Ky.; Palmer Coyle, Owings, Ky.; O. W. Wiggan, New Washington, 
Ind.; Thornton Skelton, Salem, Ind.; Jesse Dean, Salem, Ind.; Ruth Reder, 
Vevay, Ind.; Charles Heath, Brooksburg, Ind.; Henry Hukill, Osgood, Ind.; 
Ben Peterson, North Vernon, Ind.; Otis Coryza, North Vernon, Ind.; Carl 
Dryden, Wirt, Ind.; E. A. Webster, North Vernon, Ind.; Ira Corya, Com- 
miskey, Ind.; Edna Hall, Paris Crossing, Ind.; Alma Foley, Osgood, Ind.; 
Boone Rose, Underwood, Ind.; Ernest Robinson, Nabb, Ind.; Grace Zimmer- 
man, Lexington, Ind.; John Mercer, Scottsburg, Ind.; Charles McLean, Nabb, 
Ind.; Albert Hoffman, Paris Crossing, Ind.; Seymour Station, Seymour, Ind.; 
Delbert Coulter (or D. C. Coulter), Bloomfield, Ind.; Frank Downey, Pleasure- 
ville, Ky.; G. D. Smith, Lawrenceburg, Ky.; W. F. Bramblett, Defoe, Ky.; 
Sarah Riehey, Underwood, Ind.; Geo. W. Wells, Salem, Ind.; Leroy Davis, 
Scottsburg, Ind.; Fred Ashabraner, Salem, Ind.; John Strouse, Salem, Ind.; 
Alice Foster, Salem, Ind.; Ida Riggle, Underwood, Ind.; H. L. Ashabraner, 
Salem, Ind.; Mike Dean, Salem, Ind.; Grace Dinsmore, Salem, Ind.; John 
Brock, Salem, Ind.; Merchants Creamery Co., Madison, Ind.; Lena Bram- 
berger, Scottsburg, Ind.; E. E. Lauderbaugh, Brooksburg, Ind.; Hettie Carlisle, 
Lexington, Ind.; Will Nelson, Salem, Ind.; Frank Baker, Salem, Ind.; Gertie 
Dance, Brooksburg, Ind.; Omar Anderson, Salem, Ind.; Marion Gardner, Salem, 
Ind.; Hannah Ellis, Salem, Ind.; W. I. Thompson, Lawrenceburg, Ky.; Mrs. 
R. E. Bolton, Lawrenceburg, Ky.; G. H. Hulette, Hatton, Ky.; Shields & 
Neal, Lawrenceburg, Ky.; Floyd A. Peyton, Defoe, Ky.; Arthur Wilbite, 
Defoe, Ky.; Ida Pearl Jennings, Gest, Ky.; Mary Harlow, Gest, Ky.; Ethel 
Singleton, Frankfort, Ky.; Nick Hill, Sunman, Ind.; Robt. L. Dickey, Dills- 
boro, Ind.; Ben Henderson, Dillsboro, Ind.; Lester Roberts, Versailles, Ind.; 
Levi Penticost, Liberty, Ind.; Mark Mill, Liberty, Ind.; Mort LafareyW 
Osgood, Ind.; G. Weber, Osgood, Ind.; G. M. Blenkenbaker, Salem, Ind.; O. R. 
Ashabraner, Salem, Ind.; Florence Heacock, Underwood, Ind.; A. H. Turner, 
Nabb, Ind.; Homer D. Elliott, Scottsburg, Ind.; B. E. Land, Underwood, Ind.; 
Guy M. Wolfe, Brookville, Ind.; Muriel Gardner, Salem, Ind.; Miss Nannie 
Moore, Florence, Ind.; Lebert Charles, Salem, Ind.; Anderson Frazier, Pleas- 
ureville, Ky., and charging adulteration in violation of the Food and Drugs 
Act.
The article was alleged to be adulterated in that it consisted in whole or in 
part of a filthy, decomposed, or putrid animal substance.
The product being spoiled and unfit for human consumption was destroyed 
immediately with the consent of the consignee, the Merchants Creamery Co., 
Cincinnati, Ohio, and the court entered a decree of destruction as of August 
23, 1934.
M. L. Wrcsorr, Acting Secretary of Agriculture.