Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 138, Decatur, Adams County, 11 June 1926 — Page 3

L©s§ills I M m. Moran, of Portland, was Editor l» l>< » t " r Wednesday night. ■ ( used f be putry fiery an" pat«rI but I'd r,u ‘ ,y a loD * tlme before I fii ht for any country," says Fin-, I Mun* who ' 9 J * gt had “ moD,h ’’’ E. r trainin’. Horses ar? giftin' extinct as boss sense.— j. n H. MacDonald and children Vmi-s. Mildred Criaty, of Long Ind N* w '' orlc WPre th< * gu,>Btß of 14 jnd Mrs. George Dixson ThtirsF Mrs. Dixson accompanied them Toledo, Ohio, where she H spend the week-end. The Ml 1 ”” 18 J esteen Hocker. Mary tatties and Florence Magley wll arhonv. this afternoon from Madam j. School at Indianapolis. y r and Mrs. W. A. Lower motora ‘ t 0 jndianapolis this morning to ttend the commencement exercises Miss Blaker’s school, where Miss W#B Ix>wer is a graduate. j..ff Liechty of Berne attended to udoess here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rumschlag of ort b of the city visited here this naming. Mark Gilson’s new building on 'hlrd street is coming along and will t" p rpa dy for occupancy before many ,pelts have passed. Mark is some nstler. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lower wiil reurn from Indianapolis this afternoon rhere they have been visiting friends bra few days. Mrs. Frank Braun spent the day in fort Wayne visiting with friends. Father Max Benzinger, of Hessen t is tle was a visitor here this morng- ' Mrs. 0. Porter and sons, Bobby

II n 1 J * THE TINY TOT who ! -1 wastes the pennies grows into the child who ( wastes the dollars—and the old man who has nothing to waste. '^talandsMs‘ s I2MOaCW . MEH SPECIALS 1 FOR SATURDAY E Choice Bunch of Spring ( hickens Choice Tender Young Beef Steak, lb 25c | Good Tender Plate Boiling Beef lb. 12' -*c I Fresh Veal Steak, pound 25c Fresh Home Made Cottage ( heese, pl -Oc ■ Good Fresh Country Butter COFFEE— I Man O’War, 2 pounds 85 ‘’ S Bursley High Grade, 2 pounds . . .?!•'« (?1 10 H ! M. J. B. Coffee, 2pounds•? 1 - 1 Complete line of Canned Goods. I Free Deliveries Phon* ■ m Mutschlers Meat Market ||

J«ek. are W ‘ ,h M - J *n Cook and fall Miss Ruth Frlsinger returned from’ •"S’ V* Mrs J. n. Dwight Peterson I Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Seiking and | sons, Edward and William, of Ro „ T.X’- '«■ ■' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rumschlag of s'xxr w l7he B, r T? 01 " her “U-band who Will be located in the east for .ever|J, R, ’ W|Py h “ S ll, ‘ Pn ,h,>r, ‘ ror the past two months hospital notes Edward Scharpenderg, of 1214 Grant Ave., Fort Wayne. who was working at the local plant of th,. General Electric company last evening had the misfortune of falling and fracturing his knee. He was taken to the Adams County Memorial Hospital. Mr. Scharpenderg was resting easy this afternoon. Mr. S. A. Drant, oF Madison, Wis.. Mrs. H. H Brlede, of Portland and Mrs. Eva Brooks of Newport News, who were injured in the wreck on the G. R. & I. Wednesday afternoon, are improving. They are patients' at the local hospital. 'Kiwanis Club Elect New National President Montreal, Quebec, June 11. Ralph Ammerman, of Scranton, Pa , today was (dected president of the Kiwanis clubs of America at the annua) con vent ion here. Memphis, Tennessee, was chosen as the next convention site.

fFCATUH DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JUNK 11, 1926

JO GIVE HOME * TALENT PLAY | I'HuM PAGE ONI) • the school children end the play will I be presented again In the evening for the adults, The program and cast of 1 characters follows: I, Ihunlece Halstead A young lady of eighteen, with un affection of the heart, a love of fun and 1 r u hatred of arithmetic , Margaret Niblick ■ ' lll • 1'..1 t• -.>■ i I!•• r .ister, two I years younger. Fond of frolic . , Dorothy Albert! Ing I Inez Gray— A young lady visitor, , willing to share In the fun... Naomi Durkin Airs. Halstead —A widow nnd stepmother to the Halstead ! ’ !l iHir.-.i Kii-.on Hannah Mary Barnes or "Sis” — A maiden lady who keeps house for her brother Gertrude Holthouse Dwight Bradley A fortune buntI er, and Mrs. Halstead’s son by s a former marriage Edward Murphy ~ Dr. Burton—A young physician i . Bernard Kiting Sammy—The darky bell-boy In the Halstead house "Johnny Hoy" Hain -.-— '

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Abraham Barnes or "Bud" -A Yankee farmer'Wil) unmarried at forty A diamond in the tough Fred Coichin ou t °<2.* >y Gerald Mylott "bertff Herman Omlor ACT 1. A pleasant parlor in the city home of the Halsteads. act II -Scene One - Kitchen In lite old Barnes farmhouae. Scene I wo—Same as scene one, but two I weeks later. ACT Hl.—Same as Act I. , TIME Autumn The chorus choir of St. Mary’s

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5 ; GHthollc church will slug during ih* program. l( Case Coolege Students Inspect Local G. E. Plant About twenty student* for Case, , college, of riwveland. Ohio, were mak | ing tin Inapeetlon trip through the* 11 local plant of the General Electric 'company today. The t’aac school ’l ?end'i a group of students here oncel .every year Io Ins) the local plant, |lt being considered as one of the ' most modern plants In the country.

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