Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 277, Decatur, Adams County, 20 November 1924 — Page 5

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Gerald Cole of the Indiana Wectrii company- Hobert Freitag and Coni ~|itiH Dinkin have returned from Chi < ~i lg„ where they visited the broad ,asiing station "K.Y.W.” and wen shown through the place by Mr Kviins. chief engineer of Common wealth -Edison company. While then ' || le v -uv and heard the "World Crier' ! broadcast the news service and at tended the radio show at the Coll I scum. i \ large crowd attended the card ! party and social entertainment given at the K of C. hall last evening by the ! Catholic ladies Social club. The regular weekly meeting of the Rotary club will be held this evening. Several Decatur people are planning to go to Lafayette Saturday to attend the Indiana-Purdue University football game. boys’ bicycle was taken from the | Decatur high school building Monday afternon. If the party who took it [ will return it to the school building 'no trouble will result, unless the wheel has been damaged. Trust Company resources in Indiana. for the year ending June .30, wi re $267,526,518. an increase of SB,126.156 over 1923, according to "Trust Companies of the United States." just published by the United States Mortgage & Trust Company of New York. Tie East North Central Trust companies reported assests of $3,245,150,000. The totals for the Country were $111,025,580,000, a gain of $1,584,042,mr>. or nearly 11 per cent, over 1923. and deposists in creased from $11,828, 9S 1,000, to $13,289,148,000, or nice than 12 per cent. Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison spent the day in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Catherine Ehinger is visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William Berling. and family, at Bluffton, for a few days. Mrs. Mary Callow went to Warsaw this afternoon to be the guest of friends. John W. Davis is gittin' lots o’ bouquets fer takin' his defeat so gracefully, bpt we’ll bet he took it as a matter o' course. Mrs. Lase Br.d has served notice that she’ll arrest anybuddy that invites her husband t’ a house party, husband t’ a house party.—Abe Martin. Indianapolis News. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Christen and tire Misses Dora Marie Magley and Mary Callow will motor to Lafayette Saturday morning to attend the Purdue-Indiana football game and visit Miss Margaret Christen and Florence Magley, who are students there. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hoile, of Union township, were shopj>ers here today. ’ RHEUMATISM Leaves You Forever So Says James H. Allen. Who Drove Out Rheumatic Poisons After Being Crippled for Years. %

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Mr. James H. Allen, of 26 Forber : ’t.. Rochester, N. Y.. suffered fol years with rheumatism. Many timet • his terrible disease left him help .ess and unable to work. He finally decided, after years o 'easeless study, that no one can b< free from rheumatism until the ac cumulated impurities, commonly call ed uric acid deposits, were disso.vei in the joints and muscles and ex polled from the body. With this idea in mind be con suited physicians, made experiment and finally compounded a prescrii tion that quickly and complete! banished every sign and symptom o rheumatism from his system. He freely gave his discover) which he called Allenrhu, to othe who took it, with what might b called marvelous success. After year of urging he decided to lot sufferer every where know about his discover through the newspapers. “This blessed relief this marvelou prescription quickly gives has mad for it thousands of friends." sß> 'Holthouse Drug Co., who has bee appointed agent In your city. It Mr. Allen's own discovery.

IC Charles Voglewede made a busu iness trip to Auburn this morning, it- Mrs. Martin Jaberg spent the day d- In I-ort Wayne, visiting friends and •e relatives. r. Among those from Bluffton who atn- tend the reception and farewell serv•e ice held in honor of Miss Esther Settle- •’’ meyer at the Reformed church in this t- city last evening were: Mr. and Mrs. 1- L. A. Linn. Mrs. Robert Souder, Mrs. Allen Clark. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Saurtl er. Mrs. Amos Hale, Mrs. Charles n Bark. Mrs. Felber. Mrs. H. 11 Hune sicker, Mrs. Frank Bayba, Mrs. Goldie Baumgardner. Mrs. Roscoe Johnp son. Mrs. Morris Edris, Mrs. Ida Ashbaucher, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Starr, ' Mrs. D. A. Alspach. Mrs. Belinda Ditzn ler and Mrs. Abe Simmons. W. S. Sutton went to Geneva today where he will visit during the winter with his daughter, Mrs. Charles R. B Shepherd. 1 When Mark Noble. 11-year-ohl son t of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Noble, of this 5 city, arrived at the Riley Memorial hospital for crippled children yesterday, a large bouquet of chrysanthe- • mums were sent to him by Riley , Cheer Guild of Indianapolis. Mark is - the first boy in the state to be admittt ed to the hospital. He will attend i school and is glad of the opportunity - presented to him to regain his health . and at the same time keep up his ■ studies. Mrs. J. C. Patterson, who was ‘ stricken with a slight stroke of paralysis a few days ago, was im- . proved today. No improvement has been shown in ■ the condition of Mrs. William Bowen wi-o has been seriously ill at the Ad- > ams coujnty memo'rial hospital for the last few weeks, and she was re- ; poited to be very low this afternoon. I Mrs. Ben Anker, of Tenth street, t underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Adams County Memorial r hospital last night.. f Mrs. C. C. Schafer was admitted to the Adams County Memorial hospit- - al today and will undergo treatment , for several days It may be necessary to operate upon her the latter , part of the week, it was stated. Miss Margaret Mylott will go to . Lafayette Friday to spend the weekend as the guest of friends and attend the Indiana-Purdue football game. Douglas Haney made a business trip to Fort Wayne Wednesday afternoon. Miss Irene Hesher. of 213 South , Seventh street, entered the Adams County Memorial Hospital yesterday for medical treatment. Mrs. Clara Anker, of 225 North H Tenth street, underwent an emergency major operation at the hospital last evening and is recovering satisfactorily. Mrs. Delota Engle, of 306 Marshall street, is recovering from ta major operation, which she underwent at the Adams County Memorial Hospital yesterday. , Mrs. Crist, mother of Miss Entilie 1 Crist, superintendent of the Adams ■ County Memorial hospital, is recov- | ering very nicely from a major oper-

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DECATIT. EAYLY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1921.

l! at ion performed Tuesday. | many hear mu. : WARD'S ADDRESS, f 1 Superintendent Os Fort ' Wayne Schools Makes Fine Talk Here ( A few hundred people attended the American Education Week meeting . held in the high school auditorium • last night L. C. Ward, superintendent 1 of the Fort Wayne city schools, d livered a highly interesting address on the American Constitution. Mr. Ward paid particular attention to th ■ preamble to the constitution and drove the thoughts and purposes of Education Week. He spoke for forty minutes and his address was greatly appreciated by the audience. M. F. Worthman. superintendent c.f the Decatur schools, presided at the meeting and presented Mr. Ward. Miss Cordelia Reisen. music instruc-

PROUD FATHER OF FINE FAMILY TELLS OF MERITS OF FATHER .JOHN’S MEDICINE E « .

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Mr. David J. McFaul, one of the many enihusiastic u > r ~f Father John s Medicine, says n part of his recent letter: ' I am preud of my boys, they are the pdure of health through taking Father John's Med.cine ami everybody speaks es them as being nice young boy;- Father John's Medicine has done us a word of eood and we are seldom w.thout it.” (signed) D. J. Me Fan 1 , 1505 Madison Avenue, Toronto, Ohio. in the sam< way t lias been used in Mr. family; Father Johns Medicine has been successfully used oti over 69 years n many other laini lies for coughs. p oaU and a i lady buie’er —no dru'.

Red F ox and Sinclair HI-TEST GAS < is best for your car in every respect in cold winter weather. HI-WAY Filling Station End of North Second Street | *tan» ®u«' I 371 WAYS NOT TO DO IT I ' AN expert figures there are 371 I ways to fail in business. Some people seem to try them all—but 1 NO failure has ever been caused I ; bv too much money in bank. j - F T-“ t_ The man who keeps his money in I our Bank, keeps himself out of our Bankrupt Courts. IFirs<Nafional Bqiik .Capital and Surplus

tor In the city schools, rang n selection. Mr. Ward addressed the city school tem hers at a banquet held In tin- high sihoold building at 6 o'clock. He spoke on the subject. "Wauled, a Teacher.” j o JACOB BRAUN DIES IN BERNE (Continued from Page One) Maier, on June 1, 1861. For several years Mr. and Mrs. Braun lived In Ft. Wayne where Mr. Braun conducted a blacksmith shop. .They lived for a time In Linn Grove, but later returned to Fort Wayne. In 1575 they moved to Berne where they spent (lie remainder of their lives. On June 1, 1911. Mr. and Mrs. Braun celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. ..Mrs. Braun died a year ago. The deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Braun occured within '■ight hours of being exactly one year apart. Eleven children were horn to Mr. and Mrs. Brann, two of whom died in infancy and two. William and Louise died at the age of 14 years. The children who survive are Fred, of Decatur; Mrs. J. M. Elirsam. Charles,

Mrs. Ix*na Craig, Mrs. John Hllty and ■ ■George Bruun all of Berne and Mrs. .It W. Hawk, of Rockford. O. A large [number of grandchildren also survive. One brother. Fred, at Detroit survives [lie is tiie last member of a family of [ten children who Is still living. Four brothers and four sisters have pieced- ,

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<‘d Mr. Braun in drath. Funeral Hurvlcea will he held Friday afternoon at I o'clock from the home <>n East Franklin Htfeet and from the Berne Reformed church at [ I:3a o'cloi k where he hm< been a member tor many ytstra. Burial will be made at the M. R. E. cemetery. I

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