Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 167, Decatur, Adams County, 16 July 1926 — Page 6

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Beulah Chapel Epworth League To Hold Social The Epworth of jiculah Chap#!, at their catmet meeting this past week, dtddrti to hold an Icecream social on ihe chnrcli lawn. Just ft few miles west of Decatur amt oneholf mile south of Preble. Friday evening, July 23. A flue program has been arranged. All those who attended the one held last month will know the kind of good times they have All kiudu of refreshments will lie sieved in let? ne "hot dogs", A parcel post sale will a so be a feature of this aoeia.'. All are given a cordial invitation to attend. Many of the Leaguers are making plans for attending Epworth Forest Institute, The Kev. H. J. Kieser has just returned from the Lake, where lie has completed arrangements for u fine cottage. $ J -JVVANT ADS KAKN —$ *-S

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EMPLOYES TO HOLD PICNIC I All employes of the Northern Indiana'Servlet- company residing In thl-| city, together with their families, have bc.ll invited to attend the unmml picnic sponsored by the Safety club of j the company, to be held Wendesday afternoon. August 11, at Lawton park, I Fort Wayne. Ktnployee of the company ! residing In niufftoii have been In- ! vlted to attend the event, also. Arrangements are being made to ! cure for a crowd of approximately 7uo I persons, Ui -curding to a statement made today hy Clarence Latter, of Fort Wayne, general chairman of the committ -eg in charge of arrangements. The outing Is scheduled to oiien ut 2 o'clock as thp gas company's plants ; | in Fort Wayne will be closed for the

! afternoon, (lames and contests am a ! variety of entertainment will be at | ranged for the afternoon's program | Refreshments will be served. —o— ~ ~~ ■ TWENTY YEAR# ADO TODAY ■ n r~m th. Dally D.moerat Flla ■ M Twenty Y§«r« Aqo Thli D»y » July 16— Thirty cats of steel for traction company arrives and work Is being rushed. t Rev. Valentine, of Dunkirk, N T here to conduct special services at St. Mary’s church. Decatur defeats Shamrocks, at Fort Wayne, 7 to 1. Hailing played great game. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Heller celebrate 37th wedding anniversary. Daughter born to Mr and Mrs. Tom Railing. A. lTolthouse. of Jonesboro, Ark..

here for weeks visit. William Belneke threshed 1.01- 6U shels of wheat. , John Solute k. »< Angola on a bu.s- - lB Maridage llcenw— Henry Sprunger and Edna Llddy. | J I • Big Features Os > RADIO SATURDAY'S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES Copyright, 1926. by I'nlted Press Central standard time throughout , WJZ-New York. 464 M: WGY, S*'henectady. 3SOM. and WRC. Washington. 469 M. 6:25 p. m. New York Philharmonic or » chestra. Lewlsohn stadium. WEAF-New York; WWJ, I* l ™**- 3K3M. and WGH. ButTalo, 318 ’ M. 6:3t) p. m.—Goldman baud. WFI Philadelphia, SBSM, 6 p. m.— Sesqul-Centennia! pageant “ “Freedom,” from 'he stadium. , KCO —Oakland, 361 M. 10 p. m.-West-ern Pacific hand. W'FAA—Dallas, 476 M, 3:30 p. m. Mosart choral. Cowboys and Cowgirls from Texas. North Dakota, Oklahoma, Montana. Wyoming and Idaho at the Rodeo, Saturday afternoon and evening, Bellmont park.

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Calvary Evangelical Church The Sunday School will meet at 9:30 sun time. At 2:30 sun time, there will be the usual preaching service. In connection with this service there will be the observance of Holy Communtou. Ev. cry member is urged to be present. The regular mid>fek will he held at the chureh on Thursday evening at 8:00 ann time. The Pastor !e giving a series of practical talks in connection with this service and ev«ry member is urged to attend for their own Improvement. The young people have a special meeting at the church on Friday evening, to which all young people a r » invited. ..—, o . - —- Young Slayer Improving Indianapolis, Ind., July 16.—(United press)—Continued Improvement was noted today In the rondition of One Alger, 13, wounded after he shot and killed John Buchanan, negro Pn. liceman. An early grand jury report on the Investigation of the slaying Is e*. perted. o— ; - 100 Die In Ctoudburats Athens, July 16.—(United Press) Dispatches from Belgrade today reported that more than 100 persons had died as a result of Cloudbursts which began yesterday in Serbia.