Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 50, Decatur, Adams County, 27 February 1929 — Page 3

I TOCSIN NEWS 9 . Fl 7 r ,riH»iv<l word of I I'" MLSS ’ ),,rr " n ’‘ 9 III* d* 1 ’ I7 n tht homo of h**r I H3 ’ W " v/ Jl’ MrsN Hn»Ren,ln 9 i*’* n ”' ,h wns nut* l<> tubereillo9 I’orils'" 1 .• veiling at nix 9 Shf would have been a aenlor 9i n ' l ' |l) '' k ’LI this vear and was a P'pe 9 nd was espe. lally tab I ""“I. L's survived by her 9 1,1 . O ne sisier. The funeral 9 Monday afternoon at the I *” h’af Chris' in Portland. Mr. and I Srd ind family of Toesin attend. I I * "•'"’ I IT. F “," 9 A frnm heart trouble and compliI She was a member of the NazI ‘‘Tfhtreh and ,s survived by her 1 at f i and six daughters and many i es and friends. Funeral Xr )at the Lancaster I C T h and Mrs Ralph Porter and Jthter Alice were sapper guests. J day of M'- and Mrs - Di,k ’’TL ' uni Chas Fetters and son Bobby | jMurned to their home in Bluffton Sat....iav after spending a few days in the Jjol her sister Mr and Mrs. Claude Mrs. DeWitt W.df and fanily has moved into the Sam Wolf : farm south of Tocsin Mr and Mrs. Harve Kitson of Dei cl nir, spent Friday evening with Mrs. Hansel Kreigh. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Grewe and M j children, and Carl Grewe were Uawts Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred I Schafer, north of Fort WayneMr. and Mrs. W. J Rnplight and daughter Elizabeth were dinner guests ] ' Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs. Dora Myers. | o( Echo Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Trenary. j of Fort Wayne, were guests in the as- - I temoon Mrs. Carl Strausburg was brought to i ' her home the later part of the week ! from the Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne, where she has been a patient the past three months taking treatment for bowel trouble. W. J Rupright, Mrs. Genevieve i Nash an ddaughter Madge were visi- | tors in Bluffton Saturday evening. Mrs. Claude Kreigh and daughter Bonnie Lou and their guest, Mrs. Chas. : ' Petters and son Bobby, of Bluffton,' were dinner guests Thursday evening of their parents Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Merriman, of DecaturMr. and Mrs. Jack Zimmerman rtf \ near Peterson, were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Jas. Breiner. Mr. and Mrs Hay Hamilton entertained for dinner, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Strahm. . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton and family were guests of friends in Preble. i Saturday afternoon and in the evening attended the basketball game at the I Kirkland gym. Mrs. Peary Schaffer-and children railed on the formers niece Miss Flo-1 i fence Leyse at the Wells County HosI P'tal, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Hanze] Kreigh and Mrs. Chris Beery motored to Hiddlebury, Ohio. Sunday morning and were guests of ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beery and family. | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Porter and daughter Alice were guests, Sunday afternoon, of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mcßride, ™ Adams county Miss Helen Somers, of Ossian, spent ™ay night and Saturday with Miss Isabel Byrd Mesdames Fl yd Barger and Glen uTn Very D ,eas antly entertained the hnm onoDli<> c '"b at the latters ' three and a half miles south Wa . >’ T n?‘ n last Wednesday. This I fnl A! 1 / ' < a , y "’eeting and a bountinoon P h? <k l lnner was Berve<l at the Md in?h’ A business meeting was elected r ** atPrnoon and officers were r dpnt u Blue J vice presiand tree Merlin tJresely; secretary ’““.treasurer. Mrs. Claude Kreigh. enjoyed and a . good t*me was Earl Sowai i h p followlng Mesdames. S and ehna’ DJ ' Bh,e ' Merlln Dale Wm ‘ reU Majorie an(l Norman Muely” ~? A en,an an " daughters Mil is anrf and Anel ta May, Howard C n ! v d H g T Evelyn - Margaret! aM son Roger °^ r ? 8 ’ n°° ( ’ y Wf daughter Anna r ® Barger and ’on Robert Sm El "‘ er Bryan Kreigh and i Plumm er, Claude Barger Bo,,nie Lou®arßer and SO n h™ Wayne ’ Gle!1 I *" eßt was Mrs ch»H the Club ’““W of BlufSn. 8 A R O ne Wkeumus ° nß . ewife was leaving f ets ' She a ke 8 ; WBh two ,iea vy has he Would not ear 0 ttle boy wheth er Car ’ t e “ing him ° De basket to the »rter. ™ Bbe . 7 U,( ‘ B‘ve him a then bll a b Pd about in his one ... nenb "Med: “ Ize already got | ~ ■ upai, ®l*ck Mea»le* Fr »ncisco t cor r ? rOnlcle ’" writes a Sa D that eSp ° ndent ’ “I hope the H« annual L A ' 1C Clty Is canceling Cl Tonicl e ‘ s ! a o y . COntest ' lstrue - The ' te ’ts has been tn nterest ,D these con- “• Beattie.- the ° De fireat blotch on Most of tho*H *1 C r * me Storiea ? Gaborlau th llinE ' crlme romances docer of deVn great Frenc h Proteil 08 new n ± e atorles - were writ- ; ‘Hea in i»n F , flc , tlon - Gaborlau, : l|ht -i«.aid S h . att l eageofth,rt y : I J vw ‘te author h been Bls marck's “•ftzlne. ’ says o, e Gas Logic

IWhall Player Dying p roni Wound lilO I • • Si # * r 21 I ■ " ‘ ’ * 9 \ ■ AX. ■ 1 IWI A / 'M 1 n f i " yBIHBk i* John Acher. Northwestern I’niversity football player, whose only chance for life lies in blood transfusion at his home in Fort Dodge, la. Several months ago young Acher was shot it the spine by Chicago gunmen after a I slight automobile collision.

Man Wanted For Indiana Bank Holdup Held In Texas Farmersburg, Ind., Feb. 27—"(UP)— 1 Wanted here in connection with an attempted robbery of the State Bank. Guy Proffit, was held by San Antonio, ' Texas, police today pending the ar- * i rival of Indiana authorities. James Dawson, Shelburn, and Ger- t aid Fitzpatrick, Terre Haute, are already in custody in the case. Two t other members of the alleged bandit gang were still at large. I Robert O. Mahan, one-armed town marshal of Farmersburg, who shot 1 Dawson, thwarting the bank robbery <’ plans, was honor guest at a dinner last night, tendered by citizens of the s city. o , i Bill Authorizing Bridge Across Wabash Is Passed , Washington. Feb. 27—(UP) —A bill authorizing construction of a bridge across the Wabash rver at New Harmony. Ind., was sent to the president | by congress today for his signature. The act authorizes Roy Clippinger. Ulys Pyle, Edgar Leathers, Groves K. Flesc.her and Carmen Flescher to construct and operate the bridge. This group previously had lieen granted authority to build the structure across the Wabash at McGregor's Ferry, 111., but later asked the bill he amended so it could be built at New Harmony. When the measure previously was called up in the house, Repn. Hull, Repn., 111., objected to its passage because, he said, a group of business men in his district had made plans to build a bridge at New Harmony. The bill was called up yesterday while the house was considering the consent calendar, and passed without objection or a record vote.

—ll vU - | jv Si kt l You are Invited to attend the TRACTOR SCHOOL MONROE, INDIANA Friday, March 1- all day enterprise building. Bring your Friends and Neighbors. School starts at 9 o’clock a. m. 25 GALLON OF OIL GIVEN AWAY’ FREE. Ed. Affolder

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1929.

LINN GROVE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Eversole attended the funeral of Mrs. George Motz, of Bluffton, Thursday. George Garret, who has been ill with the flu, is able to resume his studies. Mr. and Mrs. David Tucker have moved to Berne. The condition of Calvin Dubach remains about the same. Mr. and Mrs. E. Carnes and family have moved to Poneto. Mrs. Ivan Stucky, of Decatur, spent the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beeler. Charles Reynolds is visiting his son, Lester Reynolds, and family. Mrs. John Duff, who lias been ill, is improving. Fred Slickman is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Eckrote, of Decatur, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe EckAVOID DIZZY SPELLS Never well. Always tired and fagged out. Beauty tossed away by neglect. To be beautiful and to keep youth the svstem must be free from poisonous backwash of constipation which often causes dizzy spells. For 20 years, Dr. F. M. lidwards gave his patients, in place of calomel, a compound of vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. Known by their olive color. They free the system of poisons that ravage health, energy, beauty. You need never have sallow com•plexion, dull eyes, coated tongue, throbbing headaches — all signs that your bowels are clogged, liver is torpid. Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets nightly. They act smoothly and without griping. .. Howmuch better you’ll feel and look! Every where wise men and women who know the value of good health take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. Ail druggists, 15c, 30c and 60c.

rote, Sunday afternoon. ” i Mrs Tenu Walthmath, of Fort , Wayne, ami Mrs Frances Neuensch- , wander, <>f Vera Cruz, are visiting at , the Frank Neushaum home. Frank Neiisbaum was a caller at ( I'ort Wayne, Monday. 0 ( * NEWS FROM MAGLEY * I Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hildebrand and family and Mrs. Mina Hildebrand and Henry Hildebrand visited with Mr. and Mrs. Simon Beineke and family, Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. ItCarles Dettinger and daughter Bettie and Daniel Scherry

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It costs a thousand dollars more I to equal Chrysler Performance in any other car I i'/i.ilTwj j wiTlllMir X'TJUa ■i»n ~ ~~ i ~WL“ — t J "R r S " i*-b | B bWX rSf I —“A rxc c ||LSS£SfcSi£[ ~ . ~ f -«* bH** X. '' S " K . \— • 1 * ’*/<• ' ■ ’ r IBJJ - .. Chrysler ”65” 4 Door Sdan fl 145 CHRYSLER en gineers from the outset disregarded motor car performance has been brought into being. all other performance standards and all other The extraordinary acceleration, smooth speed,ease design. They set themselves to establish definitely of handling and control, compactness, comfort, the most modern principles and kindamenta so. durability and longlife, together with the unusual engineeringandtoapply theminabrandnewway. sa f et y and stamina which characterize Chrysler, The same processes which based the new Chry have all been combined in a car whose qualities sler style on the canons of classic beauty worked can only be approached by other cars costing step by step to provide performance unlike hundreds, yes, even a thousand dollars more, any other in the industry — founded on a j t j s no wonder that Chrysler engineers, new and fresh interpretation or t c astc working with that singleness of idea and principles of engineering design. surety of approach to every problem, should It is because of this Chrysler plan and the create a product built as none was ever achievement ofthis plan, that an entirely new built before and better than any other. New Chrysler "65”—Six body styles, SIO4O to $1145. New Chrysler "75”-Nine body styles $1 535 to $2345. New Chrysler Imperial—Fire custom body styles, $2675 to $3475. All prices f. o. b. factory ' A CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT Dettinger Motor Sales Co. W. H. DETTINGER WEST MONROE STREET.

and daughters Alma Marie and Marcella attended the imsketbal) game si Kirkland high schmd, Saturday evening. Mr and Mis. Albert Fruchtn and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bogner, of Decatur, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Frnchte and Ed ward Scherry, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Worthman, Mrs. Mina Reppert, Mrs. Fred Bloemk er and Grandma Worthman of Deca tttr spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Elizabeth Borne and daughter Christena. Mr. ami Mrs. Milton Scherry and children, Vera Jane and Rowland visited with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Worthman, of Decatur, Sunday after

■ noon. Mr. and Mrs. David Sheller, of ’ Huntington, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clmrles Dellinger and daughter . I Bettie, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fr< <1 Bfoemker enter- . talned for dinner, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bloemker and daughter Emma, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Bloemk- . er and daughter Irene, Mr. and Mrs

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Edward Julmrg, Mra. Caroline Jaberg, Mih. Mimi Ruppert, Mlhhch .Minnie Bloemker and Whelma Jaberg, Daniel Jaberg and Clarence Reppert. Daniel Selierry and daughtera Alma Marie and Marcella were guests of Mr. and Mrs. .Milton Girod at supper Sunday evening. — o —, — ■ ■— Get tne Habit—Trade at Home, It Pays