Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 71, Decatur, Adams County, 24 March 1927 — Page 6

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BOYS ANO GIRLS ENROLL IN CLUB Fourteen Already Entered In First Year Calf Club In Adams County Fourteen boys and girls have enrolled in the “First Year Calf Club", fur, according to a count made of the enrollment cards made at the county agents office yesterday evening. AU of them come from six townships, no cards have been received from Jefferson, Blue Creek, Union, Root, Preble and Washington townships. Boys and girls who wish to enroll are urged to do so at once in order that plans may be made for obtaining calves for them wherever it is necessary. According to the rules for the club, as approved by the county calf club committee, boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 18, inclusive, may enter, using purebred dairy heifer calves dropped in February March, or April of this year. The calves will be shown in the County show to be held about October of this year. Winners in the calf club will be awarded SIOO in premiums appropriated by the Cloverleaf Creameries, Inc. The county calf club committee will meet after the enrollment is completed in order to determine a definite schdule

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of awards. In the 1926 calf club, the first four winners were awarded trips to the Purdue Club Roundup, which will be held May 3-7, 1927. Those who will make the trip are: Frederick J. .Duff, Halirtford township; Hertha M. Schwartz, Monroe township; Abraham ll* Dehniun, Wabash township; und James Smith, of St. Marys township. Enrollment cards for entering the calf club may be obtained at any of the banks in the county, from teachers in the schools or at the county agent’s office. The county calf club ommlttee- ■ men und other prominent dairymen I of the ounty also have a supply of the curds. o Birth An 8-ponnd baby named David J. Schwartz, Jr., was born last night at 8 o'clock to Mr. and Mrs David J. Schwartz, of north of Berne. Doth mother and babe are fine, and Dave Senior was in Decatur this afternoon receiving congratulations of friends. Dave says the baby is a Democrat. o Mr. Millikan, of Indianapolis, head of the child welfare division of the state board of charities, was a visitor in Decatur today.

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DECATUR DAILY DFMOCRATTHURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1927

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'(sales of trucks, commercial cars and: ‘motor coaches was maintained ‘ through February. ’ In January 4,255 sales were made, ‘ more than in any other January In ' the company’s history. The figures for February, just announced, show sales for the second month of 5,093. ‘ Production has been stepped up at ’ ithe Graham Brothers plums at De- ’ troit, Evansville, Indiana, und Stock- • ton. California, in anticipation of heavy demands in the spring buying ’ season. Graham Brothers is a division of Dodge Brothers, Inc. itxadvt. i o —— • Mr. and Mrs. Russel) Peak, of Celina • Ohio are the guests of .Mr. ami Mrs. Fred King, of Mercer Avenue.

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■■orwivii'Biaim"w ’■ ’ 1 COURT HOUSE > Marriage Licenses Eddie McFarland, farmer, to Cora Hendrick*, both nf Berne. Must Pay Allowance In the case of Byron C. Pierson vs. Leora H. Pierson, the plaintiff was ordered to puyJ3 per week for the support of the defendant and her child and 135 for the plaintiff's attorney, pending disposal of the case. —o - Rushville- William R. Martin. Rushville resident, is willing to admit that thf-ieves have marked him down as a regular customer. He left home_a

| short time ago nnd burglars robbed the house. letter he went to church and thieves stole his auto. Seymour - The African jungles are not the only place where cocoanuti

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I arc used for ammunition, E rnst ~ ton, residing near here. |„ U ’ l ' bruise received when a small Jj'l* ’ a cocoanut in his direction LS* 1 s him between the eyes. ’ hlttll| C