Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 301, Decatur, Adams County, 19 December 1924 — Page 4

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NEW STATION ON AIR * I • I H I l] MW j i r z i * •' < . Hr ' - k• ‘ • . - a.: . v t Z 4 ' * '' ' ' —■ - ■ Above is pictured the new st: tn and antenna towers of KOA. the third Broadcasting station of the Gim:..l Electric company to be erected in ths United States. This sta.’lmi wen'. 01: the air tor the first lime Monday, D e. 15. The wave length is 1123 met. The antenna is 120 feet long. 150 P.etj high, and is <li>portc d by two lw a*:- ton steel towers. These towers are 260. <, feet apart. Studios, business of!i* i reception rooms, and artists’ waitingrooms are in tin two story still n Pow>r house and generator rooms are in the rear.

RURAL CHURCHES Pleasant Mills and Salem F. A. Shipley. Sunday School, 9:30. Public worship at Sab ir, 10:30. | Epworth League, 6:30. Evangelistic Service at Salem. 7:00. Preach ng service at Pleasant Mills, 7:30. Announcements will be made Sunday evening at Salem concerning the revival effort there. Helen Masters is the Epworth League leader, the topic. “The Constant Question.” We are leading up to a new year so lets begin early to practice attending the league service. Rev. Lowell Smith will have charge of the Sunday evening service at Pleasant Mills. Lets encourage him w th our attendance and prayers. ‘ Announcements will be made Sunday regarding prayer meeting set-' vires. The pastor sends greetings to a'l and wishes every reader of those • rot"s a glorious Christinas filled v 'th the spirit of the'Christ. r.evival services at Pleasant .'“ills during the month of January. Br •th- ■ rru are we ready to follow our lord

■ int mui liiIiMMIII I CLOSING OUT I APPLES * I I at the building formerly occupied by the I Old Adairs County Bank | Greenings, Wagners, Baldwins, Spies, Kings * I I $1,25 per basket, up. ■ * g Florida and California Oranges ISc—2oc—-25c-—3or—4oc per dozen I

to victory? Merry Christmas: It will be merry if we turn out the spirit of hoard and . welcome the spirit of give. ' The best remedy for conceit is to * ; sit down and start making of j all the things you don’t know. Everything worth while is upgrade. Lend God an hour at Church Sun- | day. It will be repaid with big interest. o—, Decatur Circuit Preaching at Beulah on the morning of December 21; at Washington in the evening. Mount Pleasant will render a Christmas program on Tuesday ev- . ening. December 23: Beulah on the folfowlng evening, December 24. Lester L. C. Wisner. Pastor. o SENTENCES BOY WHO STOLE CAR ' Youth Who Stole Ralph Yager’s Car. Get Sus1 pentled Sentence Raymond ('. Jackson, age 16, of Ft. Wayne, one of the three youths who

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■ . -" • stole an car belonging to Ralph Yager, in this city recently was placed on a suspended sentence of from three to five years in the reformatory yesterday by Judge Sol A. Wood, in circuit court at Fort Wayne. Tim [youth pleaded guilty ta the theft of an automobile belonging to V, K. Briner. of Fort Wayne. i Jackson and two other lads, Richard Ormiston, aged 14, 4024 South Lafayejte street, and Estel Reynolds

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I aged 15. 4205 Arlington avenite. were alleged to have stolen Brlner'a car November 2. They drove the machine to Decatur, abandoned it and stole. ! Mr. Yager's car, driving It to Detroit, where the ywere arrested November 6. They were alleged also to have previously stolen a machine owned by John Dlsser. from near a garage on Dayton avenue Ormiston and Reynold* were tried in juvenile court several weeks ago. Rynolds was placed under probation while Ormiston was sent to the boys' school at Plainfield, Judge Wood revoking the suspension of a sentence for a previous offense. | Judge Wood suspended Jackson's sentence ou the testimony of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Manson L. Jackson. that he hed been a good boy before he got mixed up In the uuto thefts. Frank O. bongardner, a city patrolman, said the boy's reputation had been good. The youth formerly worked for the Furnas tee Cream company. Just Irefore his arrest he was employed by the Western Union Telegraph com pnay as a messenger boy. He pro-: mised Judge Wood to stay home at night end not go out unless attended by one of his parents. He was placed under probation to Professor Fred A. Klein. Fort Wavne Moose To Establish Moose Home * Os interest to members of Adams Lodge. No. 1311 of the Loyal Order of Moose, will be the announcement from Fort Wayne that the Moose lodge of that city is planning to establish a home near Fort Wayne for ' aged and infirm members of the ( lodge, as well as for orphans and widows of lodge members. The first steps towards the establishing of the home have been taken by the lodge,

‘through James R. Rqrd. dictator and Ji ‘one of the directors of Moosehaven.' rout he ra home for aged and infirm ! Moose. Plans call for the purchase of a 100-acre farm. —--.—— —o— — — I’aul Felber Appointed Fire Chief At Berne [" Herne, Dec. 19.-At ,the regular ; ' meeting of the town .council on Monday evening, Paul Felber was appointed chief of the Berne Volunteer 1 Fire Department. Although this will. be Mr. Felber's first term in that ! ( office, he succeeds himself, having [ completed the term of the former] ' chief, George Hraum, who was forced . to quit because of broken health Leonard Baumgartner was re-appoint-ed on Monday as driver and mechanic, for the city fire truck. | The comfort station bill which had been tabled several times was again l brought up before the three council-1 men at the meeting and after a lengthy discussion pro and con the bill was passed on a unanimous vote The bill includes the rental of the auditorium comfort station tor tile months of July. August and September. The stations will very likely remain closed for the remainder of the year and whether or not they should be opened again for the use of the public will be decided at the an-

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'nual meetings of the stockholders of 1 Berne Community Auditorium Association, The stations have been closed for several months. „i —Q i.i HARD ON DAD First little girl: “Do you believe hi the devil*" Second Ditto: “No, it's jut tike Santa Claus. It's your father." — .™Q— ■■ i -i ~ Zion Lutheran Church The evening services for next Sun-

MILLER’S II South End Restaurant andGrocervll Free City Delivery Open Evenings and SMv t | These prices will be good for one I SPECIALS FOR CHRISTMAS I 2 lbs- for $1 ftj I bulk Coffee, - I per ib 3ml 2 "»*• for 51.051 —Special— I 1 can Apple Butter. 30c—1 Box Burslevs Tea. 20 t I 1 box Post Toasties, 15c—6 bars Big 4 Soap, 25c I This Combination Special for ’ E 90c I —Special— I 1 large can Sliced Pineapple, 10c—1 can Peaches, 25c I 1 can Hominylsc—l can Carnation Milk, 12c I This Combination Special for I 90c E Men's High tirade Hose 15 C . 20c and It I Men’s Four-in-Hand Ties, SI.OO value ft I , Men’s Gloves from 15c to SIH I —Special— I Fresh Roasted Peanuts,per Ik ft I Christmas Trees, Candy. Cigars. Tobacco, Oranges. I Bananas. Apples. Cranberries, etc. | MILLER’S I South Fnd Grocery and Restaurant I Free City Delivery Open Evenings and Sundayi I Telephone 965 I

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