Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 215, Decatur, Adams County, 11 September 1928 — Page 6

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VIOLENCE CLAIMS LIVES OF EIGHT Two Killed In Airplane Crash; Automobiles And Guns Take Toll Indianapolis, Sept. 11 —(U.R> > fence claimed eight lives in Indiana over the week-end. Dorwln Leighty, IS, Otterin'.' gh school athlete, and Robert Hurns. 15, freshman nt the same school, were killed when an airplane in which they were passengers, crashed at Otterbein Sunday. Donald Burgett, pilot, of Chambers, Ind . was seriously injured. Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, 78, of near Seymour, was killed when she stepped from a plane onto the highway near her home. The car was driven by Mrs. Dan Sutton, of Seymour. Fred Leagg, of near Madison, was killed in an automobile accident at Callis Grove. Ky., Sunday. His son-in-law. Hugh Andrews, was injured. Mis. Florence Byroad. 36, died in an Indianapolis hospital Sunday of injuries sustained July 16 when she accidentally shot herself with a pistol while unpacking fishing equipment. Henry West. Vincennes, died of injuries sustained when he was caught beneath a falling beam. Bert Harris, 45, Indianapolis, was fatally shot in a quarrel Sunday night by Porter Jordan, also of Indianapolis. The gun play was believed brought on over the dead man's wife. Will S. Smith. 60, Bluffton, ended his life by shooting at Bluffton. Worry over finances was believed the motive. BERNE NEWS The Misses Arviila Hilty, of Lima, Ohio, and Henrietta Schenck, of Pandora, Ohio, were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amstutz and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. L Klopfenstein, of Grabill, and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Witmer. of Fort Wayne, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Sprunger, Sunday. Marshall Bolton and Mrs- Mary Prescott, cf Cromwell, were week-end visitors of their sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Heckathorn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gesaman, of Huntington. were visitors in Berne, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Menno Neuhauser, of Napoleon, Ohio, spent the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Neuhauser and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rinigger returned to their home at Gridley, Illinois, last week, after having spent the past three weeks at the home of their son Mr. and Mrs- Ed Rinigger and family. Mr. Rinigger accompanied his parents to Gridley and returned Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lehman and child and Miss Elizabeth Voran, of Littlefield, Texas, arrived here Saturday evening to visit at the home of Mr. Lehman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John LehmanMr. and Mrs. Simon Egley and daughter Miss Eva, of Leo, were visitors at the home of their parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Egley, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kirchhofet md, child spent Sunday in Southern . ana. Miss Dessie Amstutz left Mo," ■ noon for Bloomington. Illinois, whc. she will take up nurses’ train!, ie was accompanied to Portland by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amstutz. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gottschalk accompanied their daughter Miss Elizabeth to Indianapolis. Monday, where she will enter the Robert Ix>ng Hospital for nurses' training. Johnson Biery and Ivan Sprunger left Sunday morning for Bloomington, where they will enter Indiana University. The former's father William Biery, accompanied them. Miss Elizabeth Habegger left Sunday night for Bluffton, Ohio, where she will continue her studies at Bluffton College, after spending several weeks with her parents here. Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Suckau and son Theodore and Menno Burkhalter motored to Wheaton, Illinois Monday, where Theodore will attend Weaton College. o MONROE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rayl .Frank and Edna Rayl and Noah Hunt of Wren, Ohio motored to Tipton, and spent several days, returning dayMr. and Mrs. Paul Graber, of Berne were guests of Miss Sylvia Rayl, Friday. Mrs. Lena Craig, Mrs. John Hilty and Mrs. Neaderhouse all of Berne were callers on Mrs. Margaret Dulin Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Forest M. Andrews were visitors in Decatur with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Crist. Mrs. Crist’s condition is somewhat improved. They removed her from the hospital Sunday morning. Mr- and Mrs. Roxie Kessler, of Berne were callers in town, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Crist were callers in Decatur Sunday evening. Scott Houser, a Missionary of South America, spoke In the Methodist church, Sunday morning. He is supported "ny the Epworth Leaguers of ■

the Fort Wayne District of the Methodist church. He told of his work and life In South America. William Stuckey and son Elmo were callers in Decatur, Sunday afternoon Helen Shank, of near Pleasant Mills was a caller at the E. W. Busche home east of town. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Ray and daughutd Miss Frames Lumbert have red to their home In Cleveland.. ()., ■ spending several weeks here with e former's sister, Mr. and Mrs. J J.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925.

j Hoffer. Mr. and Mrs. John Floyd motored to Huntsville, Ohio, where they spent weeks visit. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mr. Floyd’s mother Mrs. Floyd returned home with them for a few weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Martz and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. | Hitrvy Sells, Sutnlay. , Mrs. Blanche Graham was a caller I in Decatur, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J F. Hocker have re-

turned from an extended trip and visit in northern Michigan where they have spent two months. Th y visited in Oden nd Michigan City w hnv have been sp ding th- ir vacation for the last fifteen years. They made four hundred miles from 6 o'clock A. M. until 5:30 o'clock P. M. on Wednesday While Mr. and Mrs. Hocker were gene the Hocker dog was struck by an auto • In front of their home in town here and was injured, knocking one eye out. Micky the dog, is Improving nice-

ly now, with the exception of the loss • of his eye. I The Ladles Aid Society held Its , regular meeting Thursday at tne home •of Mr. and Mi Philip Heffner They - held their regular business meeting al- . so entertained the Winchester Ladles Aid. Those present from Winchester > were. Mrs. Mary Klophfenstlne. Ida 1 Herschy, Miranda Bollinger. Utilise] • Meyer and Sadie Essex. I'he visitors, »I were: Mrs- Je« Leiehty of Berne, Mrs. I - John Everhart and Franky Hynes and_

daughter of Monroe. Ladies present front this society: Mrs. Lib Hendricks Mrq Hen smith. Ross Hocker. Rote Hofer. Mrs. E. M. Foster. Rev. Foster KPaa Essex, ihtlsy Huhner. 1 earl Smith, Margaret Dulin. Minnie Keller Mrs H £• Farror hih! Rena Kessler. — —o—Alleged Bandit To Be Returned From Missouri Jefferson City, Mo.. Sept. 11 <U.R> — Gov. S.iiu A- Baker of MissourlMo<lay_

honored the request of lm|i uns AulU rities for extradition of Charles Ph a & er from St. Louts to Indianapolis "to face charges of participating 1200,00(1 Broadmoor Country e, ? robbery there May 30. Detective q geant Donald Tooley, of Indlanandi? left immediately for St. Louis to tak Phaver into custody and planned , leave for Indianapolis tonight ° o— Get the Habit—T rade at Home, it p lx ,