Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 29, Decatur, Adams County, 3 February 1928 — Page 5

I beS news , Br or Fort Wayne la fW ”' , w dayspen' ,lnS ’ »»<> frlc ? d L Btudabaker, of Vera «”*■ wlth Ber Crtf' ! ’, ” P c Bierfe•I”* , ! J ** ' ..‘..mh il to ra ‘‘ ,t ” H gro , ’ , ' y ’ fl . Wedwadny «f tcri, ’*’ u ' nehurat han been un-| cl,re " Lk at Dunber’s on recount fin-r. received from a tack. . i. Reiff of Fort Wayne. | '°ien ’• 'eitins her br ‘ , ' hen ' ’ .here since Sunday, return’"'l Bi ’ ler hmiie Wednesday. d to h . <r UIiV returned home Tuesday the Htate penal farm, had been «ervin K a term. ,hfre Xen and Walter Schur, H f NM h dealers, spent the first W * 1 /hi. week at Milwaukee, Wia.. I * It a NMh ~Mlerß' 10 lveut,o, ‘ f" 111 ai«o attend the automobile J' at Chicago, before returning i ‘X,. from Berne, who attended Jn ncert by ‘ho New I ork Sym,lw .Awtra directed by Walter ~t H»e Catholic auditorium Wayne, Tuesday evening. ’ Mrs Vilas Haecker and son Robert; Mrs- Harry 0. Jones. Henry olser and sons Harold and terdi; I Laginbill, the Mises Mildred S Inger and Nel. Habegger, Mr. loirs. Carl T. Hahegger, Mrs. Roy Hrod the Ml’ 6 ’ 3urllda Rie3e “ an<l £ Unbill. Mrs. Manes M. auMirtner, Freeman Burkhalter, Mfl the Misses Eva, Frances, Helen IB d Gertrude Burkhalter. Osia F. Gilllom, district manager < or the Lincoln Life Insurance Co., ind four members of his agency, Grover C. Moser, of this place, C. A. Crorell, of Bryant, C. W. Owens, of Farmland, and G. A. Hillyer. of Munde, are planning to leave here on Snttdav noon to attend the national convention of the Lincoln Life Ii surjace agents, which will be held during the first part of next week at Detroit. Michigan It is reported that Xr .Gillioth has his city .address at the Book Cadilac hotel, from where it Is said, he will broadcast an ndifresj on insurance next Monday evening at 8:31) o’clock. Adam Bisle r is confined to his tome with an attack of the flu. Harold E’ henberger and Patti Speicher were visitors at Fort Wayne, Tuesday erening. Ed M. Ray attended a convention of Maytag washing machine dealers it Fort Wayne, Wednesday. Mrs. Chris Liechty, who had an operation at a Fort Wayne hospital recently, is reported seriously ill. John Clymer and William Brunner left here Monday night for Orville, Ohio, to visit with the latter's relatives for a few weeks. Mrs. Ertntn D. Bixler and children and Mrs. David Bixler spent Wednesday at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Bixler and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krick, at Decatur. Mr. and M-s. Peter J. Eicher aud son, Joe, of Burr Oak, Michigan, and Mr. atjd Mrs. Jacob Etcher, of Fort M'ayne, are visiting in this community since Monday. Sam Schindler and the Misses Edna and Mab'e Braun and Aldine and Martha Brown were business visitors at Portland, Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Baumgartner and family, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Spranger and family, Edwin BaumWiner and Mrs. George Sprunger, sll of Fort Wayne, attended Hie funeral of Hiram 11. Baumgartner hyre Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Earl Hoagland and two sous, °. Fort Wayne, spent the week-end at the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Knwbaum and family. Abe Bagley, of Fort Wayne, was a visitor in Berne. Sunday. Mrs. Joe Durbin, of near Decatur. Berne, Friday and Saturday, '’itiitg with her sister', Mrs. Ed M Ray. Priw Bennett, of Fort Wayne, was guest of Mi as Bernice Masters Iwe Sunday. J l ?! Ty E ' Jon,,,< ' of BalUc Creek. M g “n, was a guest at the home of M .<‘ nd Mrs - Ernest Dro, Sunday. >ss Leona AmstUts, of Fort W. visited her mother, Mrs. ‘ • Amstutz here Sunday. Metmo Burkhalter, son “Amerfcanitis” The speed at which wc Americans ‘ has given ri se f 0 a group of wious nervous and high blood pres■e disturbances aptly described as Aniertcahitn,". It's responsible for S brcak - d and deaths at inidale age. aJuj." <’° kard - smoke hard v'l, P :’J B . rd overburden tire liver II ml o'’ 0 '’ il i !i " J kwb »'« in f.«t ’ c ean of P° is,JUS brined &w- te ’ Allows an L tS| K ? condition which saps pSI a " d r ? ,er<y ’ ’ ncr «a«es blood Tl, r and P‘ ar( lcus arteries. He helo'L° C *? si ° nally needs a Wfwths a d noth ’ n 8 11 little ov o'u dlc A n,en k ! ww ' that’ natural <n Sa , ' 9 X ’’ a great S 1 "” ulan ‘ or ’he liver, nroinv so p llDr ( !"f active ftuictiouDioxJi ■ j ?7’ ,lal t° seal health, in daintv J -1 | S ? re Senuine ox gall tablet ~. , r dnJ ..'b’te'ess form, each gall | ! ’ tll ' ng } () dro P» of pure a ‘Sdr 2'“ St kss tlß ’'2ccach a vast diff anf l a ,mkc eettiiw o ,ftlrc,,c . c - To be sure of 0{ ° S sall, be surc y ‘ i

Freeman, and daughter, Mias Frances, left Thursday for Bluffton, Ohio, to visit friends and relatives there. Painter and Martin Zuercher and the Misses Emily and Metta Zuercher word visitors at the Peter L. Baeg. ley homo at Fort Wayne Monday. . RURAL CHURCHES I Pleasant Mills and Salem F. A. Shipley, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 Morning Worship, Pl. Mills .... 10:30 | Epworth League i 8:30 (Margaret Schenck, leader) Evangelistic. Service, Salem .... 7:00 Prayer meeting, Salem Wed .... 7:00 Prayer meeting Pl. Mills Thurs 7:00 A good revival is in progress at Salem. Attendance is extra good and interest Is high. This meeting will likely close on Sunday evening. The Farmers liistltnte of St, Mary’s township will be held at tht High School building in Pleasant Mills, Wednesday Feb. 8. We hope the attendance will be good. The Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet in the church, Thursday afternoon. The W. S. M. S. of Decatur expects to meet with the ladies. All are welcome to Join u« in the great, work. , Mr. Wagers, who suffered a stroke of paralysis last Friday a week ago is reported to be improving and slowly gaining consciousness. - o— — U. 8. IN Christ. Decatur Circuit Charles Weyer, Pastor Victory I Sabbath School 9; 30 (H. E. Baxter, Superintendent) Preaching Service 10:30 Pleasant Grove Sabbath School i : 3Q (Clyde Harden, Superintends) . Preaching Service 2:30 Winchester Sabbath School <i;3o (Merl Essex, Superintendent) Class Meeting 10:30 (Class Leader Mary Smith) Rivarre Sabbath School <» : oo • (Albert Chronister, Superintendent Class Meeting 10:30 (Class Leader, W F. Hilton) U. B. C. E. Cervice 6 : oo Special Evangelistic Service at 7:00 in evening Revival Services to continue during (he coming week. We are having special good services each evening at present with increasing intel est. "Old Fashioned Shouts in the Camp” as Souls are Saved and Christians rejoice. Everybody welcome to all services. Special music and preaching each evening. 0 — Calvary Evangjlical Church •Ralph W. Loose, Minister. The Bible School meets at 9:30 sun time; following will be the prayer meeting. The revival meetings came to a

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Held in Girl Case * .1 -I - T // First photo of Harry A. Alexander, aged 51, of Northampton, Mass., who has been taken into custody charged with being the author of a letter to the parents of the vanished Frances St. John Smith, demanding money for the return of the heiress-student. vety successful close Wednesday evening. This was one of the best meetings the pastor has held in this church, or for that matter, anywhere. It was characterised by a tine spirit of co-operation on the part of all the I membership and a readiness to know more fully the will of God and to do it as well. We feel sure every member will continue to give his best loyalty to the church and will generously support the entire program of the church. There will be the usual preaching service on Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m., to which all are invited. The evangelistic note will be struck in these Thursday evening services. Where the church is in a healthy state why should there not be conversions continually. Let. every member work and pray to that end. o New York -Allen Hall, moved into first place in the American three-eu-shion league by defeating Otto Reiselthe champion.

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SHERIFF, 26, FIRST TRIED BUSINESS Sunbury, Pa, —(UP)—Snyder county, a little county at the foot of the Blue Ridge mountains, claims the youngest sheriff in Pennsylvania and probably In the entire United States Cyril F. Runkle, who has just passed the twenty-sixth milestone in his life Is the sheriff. He succeeded his father In office, after the elder Runj kle had suffered a stroke of paralysis For three years prior to his election last tall as sheriff Runkle served as a deputy under his father, who bad been

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incapacitated for active duty. Residents here draw a striking contrast between this youth, who as yet has to worry little about shaving and the hard, rough men who once held the office. Runkle, it is said, prefers Justice with mercy. In spite of this law enforcement comes first with the youth at all times, and it is said that when stern measures art- required Runkle,

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although he wears his revolvers under his coat, rather than displayed in full view as formerly was the habit of sheriffs can supply them. Prior to under taking the work of a law enforcement officer Runkle graduated from o business college at Poughkoepete, N. T. and went to Pittsburgh where he wan employed ae an accountant. He then tried his for-. tunes in Whiter Haven, 13a., return I

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