Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 58, Decatur, Adams County, 8 March 1929 — Page 3

SPRAY MEETING WILL BE HELD ,„. n i has been made vlint Cleveland, thief entomoloTirf t e Standard OilCo .wHI apeak ’ mit growers' meeting to be held sl * frU 'Xoon. March 15, nt 1:30 Friday 3 . ( . parochial school hll,W r \iif mile we” ” r B, ‘ rn '‘ ~r and on ■ | )(1 p an j one-half w nri "insect Control", and will will ,alk . jM | ( . ( .tnre with moving MPPlentent M* >•" "I’'*" 10 anyone in better spraying and, no doubt, a large crowd t he present. Dr Cleveland espe’ll invite’ everybody to attend who 'h had orchard trouble or who has , W cifie question to ask concernnXtid diseases or insect infos,X He will be kind >° discuss indinal problems with orchard owners tM meeting. The meeting promises L. verv interesting, particularily this time of the year. Adams county orebardists wil begin applying t.te annual dormant spray sometime next ‘ ppk a mapority of fruit growers are u , iM oil sprays lor the dormant application for the control of scale insects. oOBITUARY Henry Walters, son of Mr. and Mrs. tvorge T. Walters, was born in Noble county. Ohio, November 29, 1850 and ,I,.parted this life February 26. 1929. \ged 78 years 2 months and 27 days. He was reared and resided in the state nf Ohio until he reached the age of 21 years. Then he moved to Ellenboro West Virginia, taking up the vocation of farming. He spent a greater part of his life there until the year of 1914 he came to Adams county, Indiana, where lie has since resided until fiod saw fit to call him to his mansion above. Mr- Walters was a man in the strictest sense, as a farmer, neighbor and father, loveful looking after the welfare of his family and will be missed in the home. He has many friends and neighbors, who held him in the highest esteem. He was con verted under the labors of Rev. Sill in the United Brethren chutrh at Bobo, remained a devoted and faithful member until called from the church below to the church triumpant in Glory. Being in ill health he was not permitted to attend church the last few years of 'his life. But he left an evidence of having a clear title to a mansion in the sweet beyond worth mote than all the rubies and diamonds that this world knows. He hore affliction and suffering with Christian fortitude and it gave him ample opportunity to express many times his readiness to depart and be at rest. He was united in mariage to Miss Anna Mahoney pf Ritchie county West Va. To this union was born six children. Mother and one son one daughter, also one brother and two sisters proceded him in death. lie leaves to mourn his departure one son Petry of St. Marys Tp.. and three daughters. Delphia A. Yerkey of Detroit. Michigan, Stella F. and Mamie I'. Jones at home. Nine grand children and two great grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. To Jesus our loved ones are gone away, There entering a glorious rest. The old the young must go. When God in His wisdom sees best. “Blossom Time” To Play At Fort Wayne March 12 "Blossom Time" which is universally recognized as the most successful and most popular operetta of the modstage and which is based upon he ,tfe and music of Franz Schubert me great music master will play at "hnne Auditorium, Fort Mayne, for one day, Tuesday, March 12. This mr ß "Blossom Time" is all new in ety respect with a specially organiz’d company drawn from the outstand‘‘tLT S 0 ot a » Previous said'/ i” Time companies and is sente t° T ll ' e heSt tbat ever ,las prp ’ where celebratdd Play- Everythin ' e* hat U has appeared thus far vtou»? SOn ,haS Bmashed a » P’elous box office records. In Chicago sarvM^T P " lar that U was necesof tiie .°ht there tWice the len K‘ h for it i, h f Was orJ B ,n ally Planned this sam, '" meS t 0 F ° rt Wayne with directlv r SUPe ' com P an y Mly intact and i>Hn fr °. m I)etroit - an< l Cleveland, Time" 1 / * l /! l ' 6 Well kn °wn “Blossom mance in V.?* 7 of ,he fam °us roset to m e 1e ° r Franz Schubert from meTr C by Sigmund Rombery directlv f' eS that have been taken "cores' .hl m Bdhubert « original “Song’ of , m ° at notable being the frotiAhe "n « . Wh,Ch comes t 0 us “Lonely Heart”^! shed Symphop r and tai “Ave Maria ,fr ° m great iramor ' bert, Robert N r aeeel ’ John Sbar,es GilLyle are at h L V Allen a,,d lle, ’ bpr ' ,he first throe' i h < eatl Os this year cast> -'■ears eoinn-tn Je ' n f retained from last "f that east wir" th*” ° nly members in the nart. ,be new company and “Franz" ° f Mitzi • “Schubert”, ,n 'he new .. r * Bpectlyely ’ while Lyle been seen here B ? Schober ” having or d breaking • season * n the reche was 'he ß My Mai 'yland" in which I In addsl OUt . Btandip g tenor. iq " e this year m'.T’ 1 ” Tlrae ” is " n ’ ° nl y the fine ” . 111 boasts of not lhe Prettiest n 8 ng ensemb le but up at have ever 8 h " P ° f chorus « ir l« etta. been aeen in any oper-58-lt-Advt I

Just in Case You Need a Lawyer II J —■■ 11 ! w; I r *'' a f■■ i'» Hl' ‘ C !■ Mu f . X F J Iff cco^,r 4 O -111 IO There’s the firm c.f Coolidge and Hemmingway at Northampton, Mass. I Behind this door with the firm's sign on it. Mr. Coolidge used to draw up briefs and wills. The desk within is ready for the counselor to take up | his work again.

COURTHOUSE Real Estate Transwers Daniel S. St<*pler to Elmer Flueckiger, 40 acres in Monroe township, for 5,000. Monroe Dyer to Ada Buyer, 40 acres in Bine Creek township, for sl. William E. Ramey to Marie Porter, lot 904 in Decatur, for $3,300. Dorothy Walters to Genevive August, lot 230 in Decatur, for $1,275Samuel Wickey to Moses Schmidt, SO acres in Monroe township, for $1 Moses Schmidt to Samuel Wickey, SO acres in Monroe township, for sl. Moses Schmidt to Samuel Wickey, 80 acres in Monroe township, for sl. Moses Schmidt to Elizabeth Wickey 40 acres in Monroe township, for sl. Moses Schmidt to Samuel Wickey 40 acres in Monroe township, for sl. Samuel Wickey to Sara-i Schmidt, 4o acres in Monroe township, for $1 Samuel Wickey to Moses Schmidt J 40 acres in Monroe township, for sl. i Louie F. Fuhrman to Gertrude Heller, lot 703 in Decatur, for SI,OOO. Ed A. Bo.se etux Io Bess E. Erwin, lot 12 in Decatur, for $75. Mary F. Murtaugh to Earl Bienz. part lots 356 and 357 in Decatur, for $1,500. William Henry Haggard to Monroe School Township, 1.05 acres in Monroe township, for $450. Haniet French to Ezra Steiner etitx 108.17 acres in Hartford township, for $6,188. 0 3¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥3 * NEWS FROM PREBLE * Mrs. Henry Decker, of Geneva, is spending the week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sulivan and daughters Mr. and Mrs. John Kirchner and daughters had as their guests, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Bryant, of. Laketon. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hoffman and I daughter Doroty motored to Plymouth last Thursday, where they spent a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mil-1 ton Kidd. Mrs. Milton Hoffman re-i mained at Plymouth. Mr. Heller, of Portland, and Mrs. | Martha Fisaer, cf Decatur, called on | Mr. and Mrs. Orval Heller and family Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bultimier and . family spent Tuesday visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Bultimier and family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boegner, of Decatur, spent Sunday visiting the latters parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shady. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linnemier, of i Fort Wayne, called on the former’s Mother Mrs. Catherine Linnemier Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Bultemier and daughters were guests of Mr. and Mrs. i Oscar Ehlerding and son, of Fort Wayne, Sunday. Mrs. June Shackley and Lorine Kirchner motored to Fort Wayne Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Henry Ehlerding visited with Mr. and Mrs. 0. Hoffman and family Wednesday. Mr. Harry Bower motored to Fort Wayne, Wednesday, on business. o y{4;¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥3 * HOSPITAL NOTES * S¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥S Rose Blakey, Decatur rute three, tindet went an operation for the removal of tonsils, this morning, at the Adams County Memorial hosiptal. Mrs. Wm. J. Meyers Decatur route DR. MORRISON’S PURE A L L Influenza Capsules to break Cold-Grippe-Flu at all Druggists.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1929.

nine, a minor operation yesterday morning at the local hospital. Wm .1. Meyers. Decatur route nine, suffered a fractured arm, a limit 9 o’clock last evening, while in the act of cranking an automobile. He was taken to the Adams County Memorial I hosiptal where an X-Ray examination of the injury was made and the fracture reduced. 0 MONROE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Berger, of Elkhart, and granddaughter, Phillis Jean, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John | Floyd for a few days, returning to I i Elkhart, Wednesday. Robert L. Sprnnger and John Badders motored to Fort Wayne Tuesday and attended to business. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Farror entertained the following over the weekend: Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins ,>f Garrett, Mrs. Harry Stuley. of Lans-I ing, Michigan, Mrs. Samuel Lindlum and son. Ray, of Sidney, Ohio, and’ Mr. and Mrs. Norris Conyons, of Decatur. The Ladies Aid Society of the Monroe Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. Ernest Egly, Thursday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Foster motored Ito Fort Wayne Tuesday and attended! the meeting of the Methodist confer-1 ence held at Fort Wayne Tuesday and i Wednesday. o Get the Habit—Trade at Home, It Pays MT ■»> ■» After Grippe, Bronchitis, Cold or Cough, Build Strength With SCOTT’S EMULSION Rich in the f Health-giving Vitamins of Cod-liver Oil Scott & Bow ne, Bloomfield, N.J. 28~g7 (

Heat When You Want Save - Keep Warm '-'J/OU aren’t going to fire up your furnace, if it’s With AtlChOr - warm today, just because the paper says, “colder The Furnace Coal tomorrow." ' But if tomorrow morning it really is cold —then you Good For Stoves and want heat in a hurry. Burners, oo /A A \ Some coals require twelve-hour notice before they r - — —ft-,3 i promise delivery of heat. Not so with Anchor— it delivers a warm house within an hour of firing. And on that bitter cold morning it’s a joy to open 9 Al the ash-pit door and find that you won’t have to, L v V—— carry out any ashes. ( A StX SmssEs BURK | fg|s||s Elevator Co. j Phone 25 —W».~ ititMiiillii * ' -miitilirr-ntiiiMwnlfjriiiiii'i’ fi ■■"hl i hiuThX ii tt "tthmiiii hi * l

RURAL CHURCHES Church Announcement 11. E. Forbes, I’astor. Mt. Tabor Sunday School, 9:30 ti. in. Class meeting, 10:30 a. m. Preaching, 7 p. m. < Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7 p m. Clarks Chapel Sunday School. 9:30 a. m. Class meeting, 10:30 u. tn. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7 p tn. Mt. Hope Sunday School, 9:30 a. tn. Pleaching, In:30 a. m. . Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7 p. m. — — o Pleasant Mills Charge A. E. Burk, Pastor. Pleasant Mills M. E. Church 9 a. m.—Sunday School. 10:30 a. m.—Morning worship. 6:30 p. m. —Epworth and Jr. League. 7 p. m.—Thursday prayer meeting. Watch for the program which will he held at the Pleasant Mills M. E. church on March 13th. Miss Nellie C.

Beautiful Graduation — and Reception Dresses $10.50 ..$16.75 Ensembles of crepe and georgette prints, and various colored flat crepes, all sizes and clever styles $8.75 lo $16.75 Spring Coats for children and misses in silks, velvets and broadcloths. Felts, crochet viscas. silks, and straw combinations are styled into Hats that complete your Easter costume. <Make your costume individual by adding some accessory of the correct tone; unusual scarfs, buttonieres, buckles, low neckware, handkerchiefs, gloves and costume jeweliy. Women’s Better Apparel Shoppe S. Second St. Mrs. Wm. Butler Phone 538 The ADAMS Theatre SUNDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY Matinee SUNDAY” at 2 P. M. PAfXA NA O O fsl ~ P I C T U IX F SUPREME in SOUND and COLOR Behind the cheers of the college crowds urging the athletic hero to victory. .b<at lhe tom-toms of the Navajos! RICHARD DIX’S greatest drama! Filmed almost entirely in natural color in the beautiful country of the Navajos! Complete with SOUND! You HEAR the thrilling excitement of the college crowd! The stirring ceremonial music of the Navajos! The tender, heart-stirring melody which emphasizes the love story! COLOR, SOUND and ROMANCE...and DRAMA oi tremendous powei;! ADDED—“THE HOLY TERROR” An ‘OCR GANG’ Comedy in SOUND! ADED—BERNARDO De PACE—Hie Wizard of the Mandolin—in Popular and Classic Song Hits! 20c 40c

Young of the Htate ehlldrun'H dlvlulon, will b<> the mnin Hpmiker. No one enn afford lo iiilnh tliiw grent opportunity of hearing Mlhh Yonttg. lh<r tnesHuge will lie very tniiell needed fur the teachers in the Junior work A splendid program Ih being arraiu 1 .- id for this meeting. Tlie program begins al 2 p. in. with a I’ot Luck supper. Thu evening program begins at 7:30 p. tn. Conte and enjoy the privilege <n lt lifetime. Salem M. E. Church 9:30 a. m.—Sunday school. 7 p. tn. Evangelistic services. 7 p. m. Wednesday evening prayer meeting. If you have no other church home, come and worship with us, we welcome nil to these services. You need the church und the ehurc needs you. 0 — The Decatur M. E. Circuit John F. Blocker, Paslor. Beulah Church 9:30 n. m.—Sunday School. 10:30 a. tn. —Preaching by the pastor and the Holy Communion. A Lanton service. Mt. Pleasant Church 9:15 a. tn. Sunday school.

■ 10:15 ii. in. -Class meeting. , 7:00 p. m Preaching service. Rev. A. W. Thompson will prent'h . for us. Everybody Invited Washington Church 9:30 a. in. -Sunday school. Note: A good I'liuri li member helps heartedly the local church program i and denominational work. What a . eliunce for service. The official board follows the pastor and lead the church. The stewaids lead In the finance of the church The people may all help. —...— o Calvary Evangelical Church Sunday School nt 9:30 a. m. chaimer Miller, superintendent. Tin* Red and Blue contest I" creating much interest. Both sides are determined to Win. Prayer and Praise service will be conducted by the class leader, Otis Shlfferly, immediately following the

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lesson study. Worship with sermon liy tho paslor. Rev. M W Siindernmn on Thursday night at 7:3n p tn. A congregational liusincss meeting will be conducted nt Hie dose of this service at which one trustee, a class leader and an assistant class leader will he elected. o —— Church o< God Cleveland Street. C. (1. Strickler, Supt. Sunday School, 9:30 a. nt. Preaching services, 10:30 a. m. Evening services, 7:30 p. tn. There will also he special songs In the evening. The Rev. J. Windle of Fort Waytio will have charge of the preaching services. A good attendance is desired. All are welcome. ————o —■——— Get tne Habit— T rsde at Home, It Payg