Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 53, Decatur, Adams County, 2 March 1928 — Page 5

'COURT house Steiner. P» r[ u I- I ' 4oo ' P Brown elux to Allee i„ t 253 in Decatur, for ChronUt*”-- * ot t;’,5W- , nroek et al to Amelia J. TiM ln i-tnr. for 1300. cht | S ieii lot * Trlcke r etux to Jesse in St. Marys township. f "' ’ Ta y er etux ta. LawF.rdinand .”5 in -Monro., tot »7#. « nC * c’ Gibson etux to Charles Bohnac’es in Root township, for * 3 - M < Hacßinl etux to James V. etux 1.35 acreif tn Monroe to George E. st S“eretux.‘s7 acres iu Washington Kinship. i»i ,! ' , I , ’j‘' ks etux to John A. in Momoe township Lee etux to John Conley »'tn tract in Union township for It. Mn Colter etux to Fred Reppert. bI .TL 83 and 84 In Bellmont Park, %Jgh Miller et al to Ruby Lammlman l£t 911 <»» Decatur, for sl. m Real Estate Transfers Farmers and Merchants State Hank t 0 FYank Stump. 40 acres in Jefferson - ».«»'■ f Isaac Lehman etux to Menno B. Habeger. 10l 687 in Berne, for 1325. iratfci D. Mettler etux to Noah Augsbarger. tract in Hartford township, for »- ’’oo Peter J Baumgartner etux to Nick Jenney, part of lot 26 In Berne for Daniel W. Beery etux to Dorothy Walters tract in Washington township for * 2 ' ooo u w u Willie J. Reed to Dorothy Waiters, lot 679 in Decatur, for 31.095. Otto Wefel etux to Frederick Ehlerding. 80 acres in Preble township, for 38.000. George F. Edens etux to Jap Flana- [ gan. 198.57 acres in Wabash township, fur'll. To Convey Real Eestate In the case ot Roy Baker, administrator of the estate of Mary Jane Baker. vs. David J. Graber et al, the court found for the plaintiff and appointed E. Burt Lenhart commissioner to execute a deed conveying the real estate in question, as per contract entered into by the decedent, Mary Jane Baker. The commissioner presented the deed to the court and it was approved. Declines Jurisdiction In the case of the state on/elation ot the Peoples Loan and Trust company. guardian ot Edna Trenary vs. Charles F. Trenary et' al. Judge 'Sutton today declined further jurisdiction because he was related to some of the parties in the case. Inheritance Tax Report An inheritance tax report In the estate of Flora J. DeVinney, showed the total net value of the estate to be 31,782 25, and no inheritance tax was due. To Invest Money In the estate of Bessie lloblett, the administrator was authorized to invest 3741.05 of the estate in U. S. Fourth Liberty Loan bonds. To Sell Real Estate In the estate of John W. Vail, the real estate 'was ordered sold. CARD OF° THANKS~ We, Alwilda Woods ‘ and family, wish to thank those who so kindly extended their service, courtesy and kindness during the sad hours in the death of the husband and father, Mr William R. Woods. We also thank ' the Elks Ijodge, General Electric, Symaritan class of the Christian church. Union Chapel church, and the words of condolance expressed by the Rev. Mr. Miner. Rev Mr. Smith and the Choir of the Unitei Brethren church. Mrs. Alwilda Woods and Family.

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LEGION FLANS FOR CONVENTION Save-To-Travel System Arranged For Legionnaires Going To Meet The Peoples Loan and Truct eompany bank in this city has been made [ an authorized depository for the American Legion Convention Savings accounts. The Legion convention committee, realizing that the attendance at the convention to be held in , San Antonio, Texas, October 8 to 12, is primarily controlled by the avail- | ability of funds for the individual, 1 has entered into a cooperative arrangement with the Save-to-Travcl , Association, a non-commercial organization of banks and transportation ' lines. This association has placed its large bank membership at the ser- I vice of the Legion, giving Legionnaires the privilege of saving their j funds in its Vacation-Travel Clubs, | thus making available to them at- ! tractive club privileges in addition to j the special convention privileges. The fact that the American Legion ! anticipates an attendance of more than one hundred thousand at San Antonio, Texas, places their convention among the most interesting and important events of the year. The enthusiasm aroused by the success of the Paris convention warrants the officers of the Legion in making elaborate and interesting plans (or this I year's gathering. San Anttmio, Texas, the chosen ’ convention city, and its surrounding . territory, have sufficient attractions I in themselves to make a visit of un- ' usual interest to all who can afford I to go. Beautifully situated, and known as the city "where the sunshine spends the winter” it is the seat of an ancient Spanish civilization and one of the chosen playgrounds of America. Spanish customs still cling and the soft note of the guitar with its vocal accompaniment, is still common in the gathering . places of the city's "Little Mexico." ... ■■ — ——-o ——-— Burns And Baxter Are Indicted At Lafayette Lafayette, Ind . Mar. 2—(INS)— John Rums and Samuel Baxter, fugitives, were under indictments here today charging them with the first degree murders of Deputy Sheriffs John P. Grove and William McClure on February 7th. The killings took place while the officers were taking the two convicts to the reformatory at Pendleton. The bodies of the deputies were found near Foster, Ind., on February 16th. The'true bills against the two slayers were returned by the Tippecanoe grand jury here after a week's investigation of the double tragedy. —o — Powerful Skin Remedy Discovered Dries Up Eczema, Barber’s Itch and Skin Eruptions. Must Give Results in 7 Days or Money Back This wonderful surgeon's prescription now known all over America as Moone's Emerald Oil, is so efficient in the treatment of skin diseases that the itching of eczema often stops I with one application. A few applications and the most persistent cases of Eczema often are healed never to, return. Moone's Emerald Oil is safe and pleasant to use and it is so powerfully antiseptic and deodorant that even odors arising from ulcers, gangrene and cancer are instantly killed. Moone’s Emerald Oil in the original bottle i» dispensed by pharmacists. " All druggists always have Moone's Emerald Oil on hand.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1928.

RURAL CHURCHES U. B. in Christ Decatur Circuit Chas. Weyer, Pastor Pleasant Grove Sabbath School 9:30 (Superintendent, Clyde Harden) Special Revival Services .... 7:30 Service to continue during the week following with preaching each evening st 7:30 Everybody Invited. % Bobo Sabbath Schol 9:15 (Albert Chronister, -Superintendent) Class Meeting at 1.0:30 (W. F. Hilton, Class Leader) I Ts. B. C. E 6:30 (Hazel Chronister, President.) | Victory Sabbath Schqpl 9;30 (H. E. Baxter, Superintendent) Pieaching by pastor 10:30 WINCHESTER Sabbath School 7... 9:30 (Merl Essex, Superintendent) Class Meeting at 10:30 (Maiy J. Smith, Leader) The above Services are free to all I and the public in general is invited a-nd assured of a hearty welcome at all ; times. Most especialy is every body invited - to attend the special Evangelistic Service at Pleasant Grove during the coming week. — >Q Pleasant Mills and Salem F. A .Shipley, Pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, Pl. Mills, 10:30. | Epworth League, Juanita Evans, [leader, 6:30 p. m. Evening worship, Salem, 7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting, Sale-m, Wednesday, \ 7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting. Pleasant Mills, Thursday, 7:00 p. m. The Salem Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Floyd Meyers, Wednesday, March 7, in the afternoon. Everyone bring needle and thread to assist in quilting. We are having a fine attendance at

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our prayer meetings and we hope that all, who possibly can, will attend. In these days of materialism we need to approach the throne of grace quite often and to refresh our aoul life. This is a good place to do that thing in a satisfactory way. Let us keep in mind the World , Service and the great need of missionary work as the conference api proaches. Your pastor will be happy . to transmit any funds you have for . missionary work. Every follower of Jesus should be a giver of time and money to His kingdom. o Decatur M. E. Circuit , C. A. Maynard, pastor Mt. Pleasant Sunday School 9:15 A. ( M. Morning worship service immediately following. Beulah Shape! Sunday school 9:30 , A. M. Evening worship at 7:15. Washington Sunday school at !|:3O ) A. M, We arp coming to the lust month of i our conference year. Let's all get behind the churches and go over the top ( for this year. Every one is welcome and invited I to attend these services of thus I churches. I — Bobo Circuit Methodist Church , E. P. White, Pastor. Mt. Hope Church Sunday School 9:30 Preaching ..7 10:30 Prayer Meeting, Wednesday night. Bobo Church Sunday School 9:30 Preaching 7:00 Epworth League 6:00 . Clark's Chapel , Sunday School 9:30 Great crowds have been attending , the Bobo Revival this week and larger , crowds are expected during the reQORETHROAT -J Gargle with warm salt watet WNF —then apply over throat— VICKS • ▼ Vapoßub ________Opt 17 Million Jara Uttd Yearly

malnder ot the revival. Some special feature Is on the program each night and the entire community la joining info tha spirit nf the revival. The Pastor Is highly pleased with the response and hopes that it continues throughout the campaign. A house-to-house visitation will be held Sunday afternoon and you are asked to meet at the church at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. E. P. White, pastor. ■ o Calvary Evagehcal Church Ralph W. Loose. Minister Sunday School 9:30, sun-time Sunday. The prayer meeting follows. The preaching service will be held on Thursday evening 7:45 sun-time. Following this service there will be the election of one trustee for a term of three years. The Thuntday ‘vetting set vies are proving a real blessing and arc being well attended. It Is hoped every member who Is at all able will not miss a single one of these services. Each memIter's influence is also needed in the Sunday School and prayer service. And we all need ail these services if we would develop a normal spiritual life. o Get the Hahlt—Trade at Home. It Pays

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LINN GROVE NEWS Levi Binkley Is home from Fort Weyne, He had visited his daughter since last fall. Rev. and Mrs. F. J. Stedcke motored to Celina, Thursday, to visit their son in law and family who are ill. P. H. Hawthorne, of Hartford City was a business caller here Tuesday. Rev. E. L. Dusthnan and A. H. Rogers made a business trip to Portland Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Chancy Reynolds are the parents of a Loy baby, Paul Orval, born Thursday. Lloyd Beeler who was operated on Last week is steadily improving. Mrs. Dewey Shepherd and daughter Lois Hene, of Bluffton, were callers at the Mary Shepherd home, Monday. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nusbaum entertained the following: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oentls and son Don and Mrs. A. R. Hopkins of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landman, of St. Henry, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slagle and non Forest, of Sidney, Ohio. Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Dustman and family were visitors at Van Wert, 0., i Sunday, while there, Rev Dustman

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preached In the First Evangelical Church. t Dr. and Mrs. G. F. McKean, of Geneva, visited Dr. and Mrs. T. J. MeK<*R!i Bunday Wm. Judd, at the Wells county In- • ffrmary, |s reported sick. i o — Chicago Girl Disappears ' Chicago Mar. 2—(INS) —A city-wide search was under way today for • Jeanette Stitchberry, 14, who dlsap- • peared Monday while going from her home to a store, only a half block ’ away. > Poiii e and relatives believe she was kidnaped. i —■ i — i —"I » EndaCold in 1 Day! " Act quickly in a cold. It may lead to 1 grippe or nu. Break up a cold within t twenty-four hours. HILL’S will do it! , Combines the four great requirements. Stops the cola in a y i day, checks the fever, „ opens the bowels, tones the Hill'S entiresystem. Get red box to- e*___ day at any druggist, 30c. SSTOpS HILI/S Colds •