Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 86, Decatur, Adams County, 10 April 1923 — Page 3

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Nlcodi ttu.s, pastor of .lie Putted Dretlicru elutreh'of Monroeville, re. reived the vows of the single ring ien n,ouy. to es arel smilux form ed the altar. Miss Celeste Hupp, ol Imt Wayne, played I/Oheugriß's !■ ■'’ r ' arrived ut the altar, the atV\ iin". march whip, the bridal tomtoms lull',' Ml:.i Milton Lehr-

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mail, si st> rat iin groom, as brides- j mild, and (ii iirKe Scbleinyer, as host man. After the ceremony, the wed-1 'Mu:' dinner was served at the home' 1 f Hi" bride's patents to e!ghty-(ive| run is The large wedding cako| ‘ -I'l' ' 1 the ( . nterplei o while roses 1 nd Kiulhr: marked the places.l i ■i ; fro.n a distance were Mr.! ■I Mr.; Calvin I'unier, oi Convoy,' Ohio. liyc' CtiUd (». E. Flint ■' t : Years Ago Today! Ti ■ i today, April 10th.j Pi" di I, c tb.n i i lip Decatur plant of Ci . a! ITc.-ic company was! b : Mi" i being attended by; . m. a ■ .'.it Indoor lair ' ; I" a 1 i’i the and modern l.ai'i i-iy dtirir , the afternoon and 1 Ivi o ■ Tin Ponerai I'.l. ctric com- ' si.iy b.t in n running full toreo andl ..I w employs over three hundred people. - — —o BANK STATEMENT K. W. BUSCHE, President. c (.'. SCHI’,I, Viee-prosident. W. S. SMITH. Cashier. W. E. KEELER, Asst. Cashier. Re: oi, ui ,r condition of the Monroe State Hank, a state hank at j Monroe, in the state, of Indiana, at | <l.. • 1. incur oil April 3, RESOURCES '. e end Pi ..ads ... .$11." 291.21 ; ho i drafts 279.05, jl’. S. Bonds 100.00 | '/'.Mu" House 3.500.00' I 'urritnre r..d Fixtures... 4.870.00 1 nl-e- ,». Kata'o 4,000.00 ! !iu< from Banks and Trust C'Uiipa:ii"s 5.240.48* eb on Hand 2,270.41 i ; 'ash Items 571.99 | Current Expenses 496.82 "Ui r t i’atd 528.83 i I’ll.i ts and Lois 118.10 ~ther Assets 42.00 !Ti.!af Resources $140,315.49 LIABILITIES * "a’-Ifni Sto k paid in ....$25,000.00 I Surplus 3,700.00 !"■? > -a. Discount, etc 1,122.49 1 and Deposits 43,826.42 (' >iiiieatqs 60,158.78 | '!i!l. Payable C. 500.00 | r Liabilities 7.80 - i'od,l Liabilities ■ $140,315.49 | State of Indiana, Adams, County, ss: I, W. S. Smith, cashier of the Monroe S'ate Bank, do solemnly swear • hat the above statement is true. '! , W. S. SMITH. j Subscribed and sworn to before b is bill day of April. 1923. CIIAS. E. BOHNER, Notary Public. My commission expires Jan. 1. I 192 t". 1 - I ■ I 1 T •»■*.«■■■■■■ ■■■<■ ■ll tm I——— - PLAN TO ATTEND THE MUSICAL PROGRAM AT THE U, li. CHURCH THURSDAY EVENING, April Y 2 BEGINNING AT 7:.;n O'CLOCK ADMISSION FREE EATS AFTERWARDS !. ,

THE pure toilet J3k SOAP THAT FLOATS N j t I\ , *" ,m D * aul * So *p *• •» V- .a rIBN \\ pure that it not only , \\ lather* freely in the I' 'Mill: 111-.. \\ J. . 11 I'J \\ votal oils jtive you • C ♦'"TATTrrVX I \\ pleasure derived from "ijn X\viACVW> I \\ bethink with this new 'SPA. Jr - I" , \ exquisite toifcC aoup. \\ Special Sale at Tout Cracurs ' i m &.NC-Moxr. co. i uft fl uy.w, lad* ~ r— Just the Thing I For School Children Goodness How They Like It SUPERIOR or Corn-Top Bread Real energy food for your children. They give them all the essential body building vitamines so necessary for the lively chlldrf4i of today. Keep a bottle of jam or jelly in the house hnd encourage your children to have an after-school lunch of bread and jam. It is ■ the ideal spread for all ages. Leave a Standing Order with Your Grocer. Fresh in Decatur Twice Daily Just Fine for Dessert Hoisum Tea Biscuit On Sale At The A&P Store Decatur. Indiana

BANK STATEMENT ALBERT REPPERT, President JEFF KLOPFENSTEIN. Vice Preal Jent. 0. R. SMITH, Cashier. JOHN G. HOFFMAN, Ass't Cashier Report of the condition ot the Farmers’ State Bank, a state bank at Preble, in the State of Indiana, at the close of its Iwsinesa on April 3, 1933: Resources. 'Loans and Discounts $113,428.52 Overdrafts 45.67| IU. S. Bonds 4,600.00. ! Other Bonds and Securities 960.00 (Banking House 4,100.00! Furniture and Fixtures .. 4,300.00' Due from Banks and Trust Companies 12,907.25 Cash on Hand 2.909.81 Cash Items 17.05 Current Expenses 675.45 interest Paid 777.92 Total Resources $144,721.67 Liabilities. Capitol Stock —paid in $25,000.00 | Surplus 1,800.00 j ' Undivided Profits 95.92 llnterest, Discount, etc 1,895.36 Profits and Loss 1-00 Demand Deposits 42,738.84 Demand Certificates 73,190.55 Total Liabilities $144,721.6* State of Indiana, County of Adams, ss: I, C. R. Smith, cashier of the Farmers State Bank, Preble, Ind„ do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. C. R. SMITH. Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of April, 1923. CHARLES A. FUHRMAN, Notary Public. My commission expires Sept. 12, 1926. -'■■■■ - '■ ' # Tw o Adams Co. Men Become M. E. Ministers Ezra Giendening of Geneva and irvin Pusey now of Auburn, but formerly of Hartford township, have been admitted by the Northern Indiana conference of the Methodst Episcopal church as qualified for the ministry. Twenty-three men were accepted by the Northern Indiana con- j I ference, nine of which were admitted | on trial, eight qualified for ordination jas elders, and six as deacons. These I twenty-three are now all qualified fori the ministry. HOLl| NAME MEETING TONIGHT: The meeting of the Holy Name so-] e.iety, which was postponed last even-, ing on account of the meeting for Evans at the high school auditorium will be held this evening at the K. of C. hall and every member Is urged to be present.

Dunn, City Judge of Cary, Has Resigned (United Press Service) Gary, Ind., April 10.—(Special to .i Daily Democrat)—William M. Dunn, city court judge, and one of the 55 Gary and Calumet region officials convicted in the Gary liquor conspiracy cases, has seat his resignation to Governor McCray and Mayor Johnson. Dunn said he felt lie should resign , 1 iu view of the federal court verdict; that although h- believed he could j render fair and impartial justice, j "my every act and decision would be misjudged and misconstrued.” • —. Every Man’s Desire, Now that is tin* wisdom of a man!' in every instance of bis labor, to hitch bis wagon Jo a star, anil sec bis chore lone by tin* coils themselves. —Hiiicrsou.

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