Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 281, Decatur, Adams County, 26 November 1929 — Page 5

COURTHOUSE 1 Re al Estate Transfers J Richison et ux, In lot 141 atoW. D. Cross, for 1200.00. ' °*rharl«» W. Peckham et ux. 10 acres ' Union Township, to Harry T. Mumma ' “.“hn Xt Lenhart. In lot 81, Decatur,' J William M. Lenhart for 1150.00 w _, IC. Harshman et ux, acres, 1 , mhoii Township, to William K. ‘ S et ux for 11.00. In the case of William Stute vs. Ru- ' . lp h n. Buuck, suit on contract. 1 Jyuchte and bitterer appeared for the . defendant. The case of Harley Roop et al, vs. 1 p J. Schmitt, suit on note, was set for trial December 30. The case of Fern Kraner vs. F. W. Powlisch. damage suit, was reset for trial December 30. The case of Myrtle McWhirter vs: Carl McWhirter, suit for divorce, was for trial December 2. That the Adams county grand jury , , will complete its work by the end of shit week ..ppeared doubtful today and indications are the jury will not be ready to inspect the jail and county infirmary and submit'its final report , for next week some lime. Several Decatur people were called before the jurors today and another group of Geneva citlxens appeared this afternoon. It is not thought that the Geneva group called today, was called to testify in the alleged ‘•‘poison" liquor incident at Geneva, but that an entire ly new case is being probed. It was also indicated that more witnesses were yet to be called in various investigations and that the work would not be finished for several days. Former Senate Chaplain Guilty Os Contributing — r Los Angeles, Nov. 26. — (U.R) — Dr. Bradfora Union Liberal church of Pasadena and former chaplain of the United States senate was confined to the psychopathic ward today after he pleaded guilty to a statutory attack on a 16-year-old boy. , Judge Robert Scott ordered the minister placed under observation under testimony introduced indicating the defendant had suffered a nervous breakdown. In entering his plea of guilty. Dr. Leavitt said he could not account for his actions. Attorneys for the pastor said they would file a motion for probation. Dr. Leavitt was taken into custody when he was accused of contributing to the delinquency of John Burton Richardson of Pasadena. —o— Alleged Murderer Is Captured At Rushville Rushville, Ind., Nov. 26.1—(U.R) — Rushville police today arrested Lawrence Dull, wanted on charge of killing

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“ i* 111 " attendant at Foetorla, Ohio, thia week. H« hug wai •d extradition and Fostoria offTcew Poll «‘ at Rushville hud trailed him to the home of a girl acquaintance at Ann Arbor Mich., and learned she wm shipping his clothes to Rushmorull ‘K »'« arrived in Rushville in „ Hll(Ien autonioblle Thfl Kir informed Dull of police intentions and he abandoned his car and took to a freight car. He was taken from the train at Carthage, Ind., about 14 miles from here. Notre Dame-Army Tickets At SIOO South Bend. Ind.. Nov. 26 — (UP) — Tickets forth« Notre Dame-Army game in New York Saturday, are being held for as much as sloo here, it was reported today It was estimated that some 250,000 tickets have been disposed of, where as seating capacity is sufficient for only 70,000. "They paid that much to see Dempsey, so why isn’t it fair to charge them that to see this game?" was the justification which one student offered for the prices asked. Btokers were said to he canvassing the entire student body in efforts to pick up the cherished pasteboards. Bandits Get Haul Cincinati. ()., Nov. 26—(UP)—Two bandits held up a branch of the Provident saving bank and trust company here today and escaped with a sum estimated at SIO,OOO. CRAIGViLLE NEWS Mr. at d Mrs. Hen Fisher of Fort Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Charles Suward •and son. Mrs. Rosa Liby of Linn Grove

666 is a Prescription for ( olds. Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. It is the most speedy remedy known.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2G, 1929.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bolinger. Mr. and Mrs. LamLert Rauner and two children •v.’-e Sunday guests In the horn* ot Mr and Mrs. C. L. Hoiim ; ,er. Mrs. D. W. Abbott. Mrs. Amos Hetr.ck spent Tuesday with Mrs. Jacob Scherry. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Howard of DecaI'r were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs. James Ernst.

~ ■ ■ ■ - —— j RESOIVBD. . i X M 930 Join Our Thrift Savings Club which opens December 2, and save any amount from 10 cents to S2O per week. ; Open an account for each member of the family and surprise them next Christmas with a check. '■ Peoples Loan & Trust Co.

I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shoaf of near > Monroe were Bunday guests in the 1 home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Rutcliff. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reckley, sou • Garth, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolf call- > ed on Mrs. Frank Uhrick nt the Decatur hoslptal Supday afternoon. Miss Mabel Hetrick spent a couple f of days lasi week in Berne with Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Hetrick.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Paxson and Mr Ralph Kleinknight were Sunday afternoon guests in the Win. Garton home Mr. und Mrs. Noble and sou of War

PHONE B ■ ■ A ■ PHONE Js. Sam Hite’s Ji. QUALITY GROCERIES, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES —MEATS—OPEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Pre-Thanksgiving Sale Cranberries Cheese Golden Dates Early Red, | Q Wisconsin Cream Qf* Hallowi Persian, one of the Cape-Cods, lbJla’U pound Dt)C greatest values in OK., ~ —————— ( , ur H | O| . C( 2 pounds Mt) V Pumpktn Orane-es Hi.-h win pneked with fin- Ful | . «. Pumpkin grown, suiAtat, 2 dozen. OdC Ch«w J S,.i,bon, ». a One, Enough lor two nr rich| y blended •’O., largo pies; 2 cans.. AIM V “ coffee, pound tin..OOV — ()] eo l 1 eaches a Nut Margarine i o Coffee Fancy California of Quality, toIOL Bursley’s Coffee. J l ' ult - ctin A Real’ Value, 1f).. . ODC Annies Bananas - Fancy. Washington Gokten YeHow Vfrc GA box. 3 pounds... ,2sc hruit ’ 3 n>s - ••_£2_ S 39c Head Lettuce Grape Fruit r . Nice Solid Heads lA- Balls of Juice OC/. Leiery Head 10c 4 lor ZOC Bleached Well r Stalk t)U Corn and Peas Corn Meal .TTZ Little Ell or nr Quaker State Qr_ ritul l Perleel. 2 cans ... 4JU 7 |)oun(ls ZOC 25C the best eating Golden Flo grade; large plump Of* l”>g Bars For Health. firm meats, lb £t)C “ I,<)U,l‘1 ,<)U,l ‘1 S ArftFV Special, pound .. . O*/V Fake Bananas Spinach ~ nSpcc!al .39c 1 3 pounds 2sc 3 25c I ITT! HJVTI IBT inn When we Say We Give You Serial L IVI L A 111 II vlce - ln addition •" Our Regular If I . Illi . rill I I Delivery. We Maintain Our Own » ■ AiMiLIxBAi JI A Delivery FOR QUICK SERVICE. Announcing CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP -—- in the Miller & Deitsch Grocery II have purchased the interest of my former partner, Ed . Miller, and have now assumed sole ownership and management of the grocery. I extend a cordial invitation to all the old as well as the new customers to continue their patronage at this store. « I will carry a complete and full line of Groceries, all kinds of fresh and lunch meats, fruits and vegetables, cakes, pies and cookies, | ice cream, notions and drugs, men’s work shirts, overalls, caps, ties, socks, etc. We will have free delivery to all parts of the city. All persons indebted to the former business are asked to call and settle. Walter Deitsch

r. how spent the week-end with Rev and •- Mrs. Thigh i. Mr and Mrs. Dwight Bell son Gene r- spent Saturday nftertioon In Fort - I —■ '■

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I Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Garton of ■ Fort Wayne spent the week end with l Mr. and Mrs. Will Uartou.