Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 7, Decatur, Adams County, 8 January 1926 — Page 5

L* J I * B — CLUB CALENDER % Friday Pocahontas' Lodge Installation - B ed Men Hall. 7:30 pm. I Ben Hur InaUllaUuU—Ben Hur Hall, 7’30 P- *u. I ■pbilathue Class of Baptist Sunday. SchooH*Church Parlors. 7: SO p.m. i Ladles’ Aid Society of M. E. church -Church parlors, 2:30 p. nt. W R C. pot luck dinner ami installation of officers— Legion Hall, 10 a m - ' tn ’ St Marys Township Home Economics Club—Mrs. C. O. Green, all day . i o Minnehabii Club, Pot Luck Suppci , —After Lodge. Saturday W. IL C. installation— postponed indefinitely. Monday Rebekah and Odd Fellow Installation of Officers—l. O. O." F. Hall. | Woman’s Club— Library, 8:30 p. nt. Research Club —Mrs. J- C. Sutton, 2:30 p.m. , Tuesday • Fortnightly Club—Mrs. Jack Mei-, bers, 7:30 p. in. W. C. T. U.—Library. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Shakespeare Club —Mrs. Fred Pat-; terson. Historical Club—Mrs. Heber Humtamer.

The regular meeting of the Woman’s Club will be held Monday evening at the Library. at 8:30 o’clock. The meeting will held at that hour so that members #ho wish to attend the Evangelistic services, held in the various church in the city, may do so. The Music Department will have charge of the program and will present a Cantata, a full program of which will be published Saturday. Miss Cecile Moser is the chairman in charge of the program. A full att eeeinadn ETAOIN SC HM RF DW tendance is desired. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet at thexpublic library at 2:30 o’clock Tuesday afternoon. All *' members are urged ttf Me present dnd friends are invited. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and all branches of the 1. O. (). F will hold a public installation of officers Monday evening, January 11, i: the lodge room at 7:30 o’clock. All members and their family's of both orders are requested to be present. Come and bring some one with you and help boost for Odd Fellowship. will be served and a general good time is planned. The Fortnightly Club will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 o’clock instead of Monday evening, with Mrs. Jack fibers. All members are urged to note the change The’ Wiling Worker Class of the Bobo United Brethren church met at the home of Mrs. Lovine Heath, January 5. A good program was given, after which the business session was held. Mrs. W. F. Hilton will be hostess at the next meeting. At. a late hour, the hostess served refreshments

RUPTURE SHIELD EXPERT HERE E- J. Meinhardt, the well known I Expert from Chicago, will personally he at the Anthony Hotel, Fort Wayne, Ind., on Tuesday and Wednesday only, i' Jan. 12th and 13th. j Mr. Meinhardt says ‘‘The Vacuum' flupture Shield’’ will not only hold •he Rupture perfectly, but will contract the opening in ten days on the average ease—usually giving instantaneous relief withstanding ail strain tegardless of the si»e and location of the Rupture. WARNING: Every ruptured per■ju should be cautioned against wear>ttg trusses with understraps. These trusses usually place the pad on the lump and not on th e rupture opening, 'bls often causes strangulation which usually necessitates an immediate surgical operation, or rsults in sud--1 " ,l death. Therefore, do not expose .'ourself to the danger of wearing oldc'vin trusses with understraps. "The ’Hcuum Rupture Shoild’’ has no tin-•-’!straps, no straps around the body °t legs. It is also perfectly sanitary "td practically indestructible, and he worn while bathing Mr. einhardi will be pleased to demon--I'tate “The Vacuum Rut pure Shield ’ to an geaetlefaea who call at thi.. K'tel from 10 a. tn. to 4 p. nt. Only - E p n idmen are invited to Call on the doove date as a special visit, wiil be j ® “ ere at a later date for women and children. Dfl 001 write asking to be , <• by mail as this is impossible. ei ‘y case must be seen personallyhnf.i ereßted y° u T" Jst ca " at thls ei on the above date. Business demands prevent atopolrm at any =,titer in thia Metlon. Home office: 3935 North Ave.. Chicago, th ■

Those present were Mrs'. Imvinu Heath, and Bertha anti Douis Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Eber Heath, Mrs. Levi Shaffer. Mrs. Margaret Waltke, Mrs. Milton Chronister. Mrs. Mary Shaffer, Pear land Mabel Ruckman, Marie Wilson, Mrs. W. F. Hilton, and Marie, Iris and Hazel Hilton, Harold Hilton, Jack Wilson and Hubert Butler —— • Th<* Ladies' Aid Society of the Cal- | vary Evangelical church met at the homo of Mrs. Mrytle Hindenlaftg. .Thursday. An ull-day quilting session was held and a pot-luck dinner was i served at noon. Luring the business session, eleven members answered , roll call and the following committees were appointed: Work committee, i’hoebe Miller, Ora Drake, Inez Walters; Social conimittee, Clara Hayes, ' Her niece Darr, Ettaf Miller, Estella Mitch, Myrtle Hindenlang; Flower :committee, lona Shifferly, Elma Gaunt. ■Virgie Harmon: pianist, Vore Sheets; assistant pianist, Doris Shifferly; choristeh, lona Shifferly; assistant chorister, Bernice Darr. Mrs. E. G. Coverdale entertained the Bridge Club last evening at her | home on Second street. Guests besides the club members were Mrs. Vere Max. Theodore, Ala., Mrs. John I Tyndall, Mrs. John Heller, Mrs. D. M. Hensley, Mrs. Harry Moltz, Mrs. O. L. Vance and Mrs. Roy Archbold. Mra. Heller won high score of the guests and Mrs. William Bowers had high score of the club members. A lunch of pretty appointments was i served at the conclusion of the games. Tiny snow men were given as favors. Mrs. France Confer will entertain in two weeks. Mrs. T. F. Graliker was hostess to the Bachelor Maids last evening. At six-thirty o’clock the guests were entertained at dinner at the home of Mrs. Maude Dorwin after which tables were arranged for Five Hun dred at the Graliker home. Mrs. Dick Boch and Miss Bertha Voglewede won club prizes and Mrs. Wai Wcmhoff won guest prize. The Pocahontas Lodge will have • installation of officers tonight at 7:30 o’clock at the Red Men Hall. All officers elected should be present. \ Installation of officers of the Re Itekah Lodge will be held in conuec- , tion with the Odd Fellows installation Monday evening. All officers and members are urged Io be present.

L®(gaib Mr. and Mrs. E. D. btonebura?r and children and Mrs. Jean Njitter of Marion. Ohio, returned home' after aU t Hiding the funeral of Isaac Derringer, who was buried Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. James Stoneburner and son Herman, have returned to their homes at Morral, Ohio, after attending the funeral of their and uncle, Isaac Derringer. Mrs. Robert McClish and children have returned to their homes at DunKirk, after attending the funeral of Isaac Derringer. Mrs. J. Carpenter and Mrs. Eber Stoneburner and children have returned to their home at Fort Wayne, after attending the funeral of their uncle, Isaac Derringer. August Gallmeyer, of Route one, was a visitor in this city today. Mrs. Robert Hillegas. of Huntertown, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beu Schrank, of North Towth street, for a few days. Mrs. L., A Hout house, .Miss Verona Niblick and Miss Mary Gloss, spent the day in Fort Wayne visiting with friends. z Charles Mowery, l/‘o Teeple and David Teeple motored to Indianapolis yesterday. Dr. W. E. Smith is confined to his bed this week on account of illness.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JANUARY «, 1926.

John Sutton, brother of Judge Jesse C. Sutton, is seriouslv ill at his home. . Mrs. Lucy Fry of Blue Creek township was here today enroute to Chicago where she will visit a few days. Mrs. Fry taught in the Chicago schools many years. | W. A. Klepper has returned from a business visit at Youngstown, Ohio and Cleveland. The Provident Building and Loan association held a meeting last eve-' ning. disposing of a number of business matters, approved three loans' and ordered the printing of the bylaws. The company has already loaned more than $25.0t>0 for building purposes. Schug & Metier, Overland agents at Berne, were business callers here yesterday and among .other things re-' newel their subscriptions to the Daily Democrat., bred Shafer of Fort Wayne, was a business caller in tho city thia morning. \ D. E. Smith, of Fort Wayne, was here this morning on professional business. William Meyers ,of Washington township, was ju-re Hits morning on business. Leo Meyers, of Washington Town-! ship, was in the city this morning lookin gafter business interests. Lewis Stump, of Washington township, was a visitor here today. — Q _ — Dental Society To Fight Illegal Practitioners Chicago, Jan. B.'—(United Press)— Charging that the people of Illinois are suffering froth jllegatwlental prae-' tice, and that the state department of registration and education is not prop l erly pressing complaints, the Chicago Dental Society lias appropriated $3,090 to be used jn exposing alleged fraudulent practitioners. This action, the society said, follows numerous complaints received from citizens who claim to have suffered from the ignorance of dentists treating them. Dr. Frank J. Bernard, chairman of the committee on infractions and laws, promises drastic prosecution of what he terms these “crooks and quacks.’’

ADAMS COUNTY ASSOCIATION IS INCORPORATED (UIVIIM ED IBIIM PAGE ONK) Fair Circuit, the Harness Horse Association of America, and the Indiana State Fair Association. The articles of incorporation are as follows: Articles of Incorporation Adams County Agricultural Assn. “He It Remembered, That there are hereby adopted. thp following articles of incori/iration, '. pursuant to the Act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved March 9. 1889, entitled "An Act to provide for the organization of interstate fairs ip the State of Indiana, and declaring an emergency approved. “1 The names of the incorporators ami subscribers axe ds follows: ' J. F. Arnold. Ed A. Ashbauchcr, A. R. Ashbaucher. E. J. Ahr, P. E. Amspaugh, E. B. Adams, Frank Aurand. Samuil Acker, 'D. W. Beery. C. E. Bell, Chas. A. Burdg. Dick Boeh. L F. Confer, Dr. J. W. Clark, J. H. Carmody, Chas. N. Christen, Ed Chonister. Cross Service UK. M. S. Dougerty. H. M DeVoss. Owen S. Dayis. Frank W Dowds, Thos. Durkins, L. A. DeVoss, Benj. Eiting, Leo E Ehinger, E. J. Fricke, W. A. Fonner. Erastus Fritzinger, L. A. Graham, O. F. Gilliom, T. A. Gottschalk. The Ge-i neva Hatchery. John 11. Heller, I’. B. Hebble, Hower Bros.. M. E. Hower. Arthur P. Hyland, R. J. Harting, Clyde. Harder, W. A. Klepper, M. Kirsch, Fred E. Kolter, Geo. M Krick, bro Kirsch, Kocher Lumber Co.. W. A. Lower, W. II L-o, J. A Lenhart & Son, Mrs. Fred Linn, C. M. Laisure. If. B. Macy, Dr J. M. Miller, Geo. If. Miller, Edward .1. Miller, Robert Mcilxrs. J. W. Meiii ers. A. C. Monroe, John E. Nelson. A. C. Neuenschwander, Cal E. Peter son. John 8. Peterson, C. Porter, Cail C. Pumphrey, Fred Repperf, J.

'w. Rice, Bertha Rice. Wm. Rupert. J F. Rupert. Harve Reeser, Fred Rohrer. Schafer Hdw. Co., Jesse E. Sutton, H. F. Schmitt, B. J. Smith, W. P. Schrock. R. Schug. ChaH. Sether, Geo. H. Squires, J. B. Schaffer. J. W. Sprunger, J. D. Schwartz, .Fred T. Schurger. John \V. Tyndall. F. E. Vail, C. J. Voglewede, E. B Williamson, M. F. Worthman. August Walters, Wemhoff Monumental I Works, Edward Whitright. I "2 llH nie of this corporation 'shall be Adams County Agricultural 1 Association, Incorporated. 1 “3 The business to be done by this corporation is to promote 1m- ' in agriculture and horticulture; tile breeding and growing I of better livestock; to encourage and 'promote improvement in farm mafaun implements, household conveniences and mechanica) arts las effecting the- corifrort, value and | beauty of the homes of our people; I and as incidentally necessary for these purposes it shall have the right | ..nd power to take, hold, sell and convey real estate in such manner as this association may determine and in conformity to the last “4 The amount of common capital stock of this corporation shall he: Thirty thousand dollars ($30,000) “The number of shares thereof shall be Twelve hundred (1200) and the size o$- the shares thereof, shall be Twenty-five ($25.00) dollifTs each “The price per share at which the common stock is to be or shall have been sold is Twenty-five dollars ($25.00) per share. , “The amount, of preferred stock shall be: None. ”5 The principal office or place ( of business of this corporation shall be located in Adams county, Indiana and the postoffice address shall be Decatur. Indiana. “6 Tlie business ami property to be taken over by the corporation is as follows: 50 acres and buildings in B'llmont Park, near Decatur. Indiana. and Hie total value there is Thirty thousand dollars ($30,000.00). “7 The number of the; directors of this <-oi poi nt ion shall lie: Sixteen. “8. The length of life of this corporation shall lie fifty (50) years. “9 The first annual meeting of this corporation shall be held at Decatur, Indiana, on the 15th day of January, 1926, at the hour of two o’clock i*m. “10 The seal of this corporation shaft be a plain circular disc, having engraved thereon, near the outer edge thereof, the words: ‘Adams County Agricultural Association, Incorporated,' and in the center thereof tlie word ‘Seal’.” ) — FAMILY OF FIVE FOUND MURDERED 4 ICOVI IM Dll FROM PAGE (ISE) knife nearby. Across tlie room was a baseball bat, spattered with blood and matted with hair Furniture was knocked over and the ptaco a sei no of confusion. From what police could learn and th(j condition of the house and bodies, they decided King must have committed the crime last night, posibly under Ihe influence of liquor. He Dually flew into a maddpncd freffzy. He had no weapon at hand, other than a baseball bat and a knife —the only instruments a search of the house revealed. f Then, possibly ja wakening to the monstrosity of what he had done, he turned on the gas, sat himself in a chair and slashed his throat.

NQTICE TO TAX-PAYERS Taxes For The Year 1925 Noti'i* i. lior.chy giv.-n lint the to ■ ■■■ h-iloil for the State, <’ounty. S<li<>ol mill other purposes in Adams county. Indiana. am due nnd payable it Hu Tr.-usurer's office in said County. in the City of Decatur, in full or at option of taxpayer, one-half on or before the I'IKST MONDAY .X MAY 1926, .the same being, Monday, May 3rd, 1926 Tin half (in <a e th fir. t half 1. paid wlieq dye), becoming: due and payable on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER 1926 the jsunie being \ Monday, November Ist, 1926 lb* follo' ing table dmw: the rate <»f l i .ati’Hi on each ONtt'Kl NDRED DOLLARS’ WORTH OF PROPERTY. hI o on each poll in flic evernl Township and Corporations in Adanix County, Indiana, for tin* year 192.'. "hen no muMt as one-half of the taxes charged to a taxpa'er are not raid oh or before t,he FIRST MONDAY IN MAY. the whole amount will become <lu«. and dclinqm nt ami the penalty attached. 1■!; I»“XQ»“IHH» |»Hft| t“ H 7. 7. 1 °H ' W H -v < M 2 % 2 .? - o - • Townships - p r; : o J - ? ?, - ", , p £ £ i **' ? u u r H l >l -I - 2 Z 13 o. ! , V 2. ■ M 3 't? ~ - / I : 2, "0 'O i«5 I«■ £ r i-i o I 5 7 ir - 3 st •< 1 “ ’’’ 5 1 2 _t i ® I- So o i 1 * I* ? « I a and I ■ 2. ®! <s hi ’ ; § pis ! . ' > ?. I IS h : i i ' 2 Corporations ’rnton ’ 1.011 07 1.0181.006100351.002100051 31 I 20 I 69 1.074!. 205|. 1751 09 l.iun.: ■ <. ui .n > 7? T Boot I.IStl 07 1.P181.006UJ025!. 002100051 31 I 20 I 35 1.075! 25 I 38 I 05 I.On:. I I i' no ,n ' ' Preble 1.1811 117 I. Otx: ,006!0025|. 002i0005l 31 I 20 I 50 I 08 I 15 I 21 | t<> I i i m, Kirkland I'H f C ."1 .006!002:>l.002100051 31 I“0I48I 05 130 4!. | | ■ , n Warhintiton I.IBH “7 018:. 006 00251.00; 0oo;.| 31 I . su , r q |n 7 23 , |„ . . „ t lt (li , „ -f, ;.f Mar'S '.tsii 07 |. o IK. oo« no-31. oojIOOo:.. 34 | :'o I !.o i nr. |3«| 30 | ■ni •„, ( Kilin Creek 811 "< I .O18|.O06jO('’-1.00210005 31 I 20 I 58 : 08 | 26 I 26 I 10 ■ 07 1 :i .n Monroe . . ' I s ' l ft T 1.01»| ,006'0n25l .no-tfoos| 31 | -0 I 50 I 10 I 29 |l7 I |Ol 11.36 1 "" fn 1 Kremh \ 181 07 1.0181.006!0025|. 002100051 31 I 20 I 106 K. |. ( nt , ~, , Hartford . '.I-I| i .018 i .Oo6iOO t 2si. oii2|(Kt<Ul 31 120|57116|23| 59 Iol| 01 | ■ m | Waharh ■ 1 81 <l7 |. 01X!. 006I0U25!. 0112100051 311 m . f,n |ls |431 41 Ini I I n.. ,n . t Jefferson .'. .18H o<e| , O 1 si .00610025!. Ol>2|OOns| ::f I, 20 I 56 >O9 |32 75 101 I I I 1.'.,. IJm ,n ■ ~, Deep tti r-Root I.ISII |. <>l 006>(H»?5|. mi2,o(H».»i .’>l |7O | 3f> |.o/5i 7<> | | i nn.,i i? ><> , p io i nt* ,n .<» i ,n ■ n D<-atur-w ash. !.1 sll 07 '! 018!. 00 60025 002|011051 31 |-o|3ojn I|7 5 | I Ili ■ 0-,.; . |„r, .„ ho ’r. Monroe I.ISII 07 |. 0181.006100251. <102,0001.1 31 I 20 ! r.n | I<> | 29 I 17 I I "1 I .;o ■ p | ~ , ,'i iioiuu' • 1 -li 0T |. Olej. 006,00251.1*0210005] JI |2O I 1,0 |IOI 60 j [,o I (<! 11.00 .<< t ~o ,n .0 ■ ,n Geneva |.lßl| 07 |.O18|.OO6|OO25!.OO2!0OO5|- 31 |20150,15| 43 111 I | 11.?:, , 11 :<•••: , :,'i | 51) : 12'50 — — — —* ,« * ' LOUIES KLEINE, Attest:— MARTIN JABERG, Auditor Treasurer, Adams Countys D?catur, Indiana

Four Damage Suits Are Venued Here By Wells Co. Bluffton, Jan. B—Four damage suits, ■ demanding a sum aggregating $30,700,' filed by W. 11. Rust and his. wife and | others against Dr. Will Sturgis, of Blutftou, ware venued to the Adams J circuit court this afternoon, from the Wells circuit court, where tlie cases were first held. Tlie suits areffhe result of an automobile accident in central Indiana last April 21, in which the Bluuffton man's’ ear collided with a car driven by Mr. Rust. One suit is for SIO,OOO, two are j for $5,000 each, and one is for $700.1 o — BIG MERGER OF UTILITIES SOUGHT (CONTI M EI) FROM PIGE ONE) mt. Jay City. New Dorydou, Keystone, Poneto, Mount Zion, Barber Mills, Hanstield and Berne. Tlie Instill interests already owned tlie Marion and Bluffton traction company under its subsidiary, the Calumet Gas and Electric company and the petition if granted would permit a transfer of this property from one Inffull company to another.

0 SARGENT GRILLED BY PROBERS IN ALUMNINUM TRUST (COVI'IM El» FROM PAGE ONE) fusal of tlie commission to surrender evidence. “I don't know,” Sargent answered. ”My information is that tlie commission refused to turn over evidence which was obtained in a confidential way, from persons under iucestigations.” o . Giant Landslide Halts Geneva, Jan. B.*—As though by miracle, tlie gigantic landslide hearing down upon tlie little village of Schimberg at the rate of several yards a lay hal ed today when rains suddenly ceasedMillions of tons of earth stopped their ominous journey less than 100 yards from the town and government authorities said that the final crash might lie delayed for several days, or that it might even be postponed a whole year. ; --— n. Gangland Adds Two More Unsolved Murders To List Chicago, Jan. 8. —(United Press) — Gangland lias added two more unsolved murders to its already long list Police today are up against a stone DURING THE TEENS • Healthful progress of a child depends upon the foods utilized during the age of j growthand through the teens. Scott’s Emulsion of pure cod-liver oil is a vita-min-rich food that favorably influences growth and strength. It is a foodtonic of special value Yro during the “teen-age”. Scott ft Bowne, Bloomfield. N. J. 25-27

wull regarding a solution to the killings of James Campauille, and James P. O’Brien, who were murdered in Melrose Park, a suburb, yesterday. The latest Taddeo murder occurred less than four months ago in the same spot in which Cainpunille, was killed yetserday and it is said that Campaniile made his vow at this time.

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II 111 » If “Come Right In” i I Tlx? officers of this hank are 8 here to help give good banking 8 fl service to limit of our I H ability. \Vc help most where W we understand best. If you de- I fl sire a financial service which a * g fl I conservative bank can properly fl i give, come right in and tell 1 I about it. There tire no doors R ■ l 100 private to admit serious M I minded persons. ; | Bqiik Capital and Surplus f lt>gcqtur, IndiqnQ *

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