Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 243, Decatur, Adams County, 14 October 1927 — Page 10

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BERNE NEWS Rev. and Mrs. Walter Simkey W tored to Archbold, Ohio, where Rev. Stuckey was the principle speaker of the Mission Day Festival held in the Reformed church of that place of which Rev. Hoornentan is pastor. A farewell reunion was held at Chester Roths farm home Sunday tor Dr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Dester who will leave Thursday for India. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. O. F. GilHorn and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Sprunger and family, Dr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Dester, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Roth and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alber'. Reusser and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Teusser and family. A surprise party was held at the home of Erank Behling in honor of Mrs Lewis Sprunger, who celebrated her fiftieth birthday, Sunday. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm Schenbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dubach. Mrs. Amos Hirschy and son Willard. Robert Speicher and children Daniel, Paul. Bargara Martha and Ruth, Mrs. Rosir.a Speicher, Sam Schenbeck. Martha Hossman, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sprunger and sons Brank and Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Behling and daughter, and Anna Adler of Decatur. Paul Briar has resigned his position as baker at the Eichenberger Bakery. Homer Sipe and> wife, of St. Louis, are visiting for several days with his

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"Factory To You" Suit Sale At John T’s Saturday Only you pick them out—try them on and Say you’re satisfied BEFORE you pay for them. So many people were surprised and delighted last Saturday to find that we REALLY are putting our NEW Fall Suits on sale right at the start of the season. No store in Decatur has ever attempted this before—Come and see for yourself— We haven’t any certain lot on sale —Every Suit in the Store to you at F ACTORY PRICES. HERE’S THE REASON WE MADE A RECORD IN SUIT SELLING $45.00 ■ SUITS . , ~ , $33.78 $40.00 ■ SUITS . $29.18 $35.00 ■ SUITSS24.7B $30.00 SUITSS22.I9 $25.00 ■ SUITSSI9.9S $22.50 ■ SUITSSIB.BB EXTRA PANTS WITH ANY OF THESE SUITS IF YOU WANT THEM. SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL Extra Heavy 8 ounce Overalls in blue or stripe Bovs Schoo! Suits, two pair of trousers . big size with spring suspenders size 6to 18—values $7.50 to $15.00 .. , • mV* l $1 75 valuc-30 to 50-Saturday all go at this sale for Men 8 L, » ht We, « ht Cr,cket Sweaters $1.19 $4,95 10% Discount i Gha-T-My&CA & Son, / CLOTHING AND SHOES J FOK DAD AND LAD - 'DECATUK' INDIANA*m B-R— — 1

brother on Hast Main street. Mrs. Rogle Kessler, wlto hm< been 111 at the home of her parents near Monroe is improving. Mrs. G. Christner and daughter, Miss Ida, motored to Fort Wayne, Sunday to visit fl lends and relatives. Mr. ami Mrs. J. F. Romine and family. of Galion, Ohio, visited at the W. Heare home. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Stauffer and baby visited with the Clarence Crist family at Fort Wayne Sunday. Simon Smllaek. manager of the Peoples Department Store, visited with his friends and parents at Dunkirk, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schindler and Mr. and Mrs x David Sc.: ti ller returned from a week’s visit at Belding, Ee iroit ~ad Jackson, MicMg'.n. Mr and Mrs. L. L. Yager and sons were at Muncie Sunday where they were the guests at an elsb rate dinner given i.y Mr. Yager’s cousin, Mr and M s. Cha: eg C. Houck. Mis. Lena Yager accompanied them also. Mr., and Mrs. Paul P a r visit 'd at L Marion, o ’er Sunday. Roscoe Bockman, of Decatur was a|| Sunday visitor here, with friends. T.ie Ad.im Townseal family, rtf Hartford City, were vid -rs with the ; William Townsend family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Amstutz, of For; ' Wayne spent Sunday with their rela- i tives here. j o ; Get the Habit— at Home, It Pays 1 '' - - — — \

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 192/.

Berne Eelection Berne. Oct. 14—(Special» Fred Rollrer and E. J. Schug were appointed by the town council Monday night to serve ns members of the election board for the town election to be held on November 8. Fred Kamholz.town clerk treasurer, is a member of the board, also. The council also appointed Wesley R. Sprunger inspector for precinct It, and Frank D. Brewster inspector for precinct A. On the Democratic ticket will appear

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’ the names of Paul Felber, for councilman, and David Depp. tor clerk-trea-surer. On the Republican ticket, which i Is being called an independent ticket will appear the names of Amos Snyder for councilman and Fred Kamholz. for | clerk-treasurer. Both Mr. Snyder and . Mr. Kamholz are seeking re-election. Stomaent and Utzzarat The biological survey says birds that feed on flesh have stomachs, but i birds that feed on seeds and grain have gizzards.

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