Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 91, Decatur, Adams County, 16 April 1930 — Page 3

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Janks Will Close ® ' * ifly Decatur banks will close at twelve noon, Friday, April 18. in observlim of Good Friday and remain closed the balance of the day. vfllld Adams County Bank t Loan & Trust Co. First National Bank % fllotice ( f Trustee’s Sale ■ ■Notice is hereby given that the undersigned I friLtie will, on April 23, 1930, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. "‘"•at linn (.rove. Indiana, offer at public auction, all the perional property now in his possession as such ■ Trwtee in Cause No. 1460 in the United States DisKvi Court. H. 11. Baumgartner, bankrupt. ■ BSaid personal property so offered for sale conof equipment and supplies for the manufacture repair of furniture together with the machinery H|l for that purpose. ■ IThix property will be sold for cash to the highest free of any and all liens, the purchaser settling ■or aid property before the same is removed. I T. J. McKEAN, IS Trustee in Bankruptcy of ■ H. H. Baumgartner. Bankrupt Gordon & Edris, Attorneys. I Down - Town Store ft \ fl. H I fl S N-> ,ft Flowers in the ■ H<j' : | v home at Easier M: > time adds much I K Jr adjist a I <» the happiness "dr of the day. 11 We have arranged I I to have at the Brock store this week-end || f a VS.WiB a large and choice selection of beautiful Easter Flowers. I J — Potted plants of a’l iflK' description, cleverly decorated and modI I ' erate l- v P r ’ Come in, look oyer our large selection and have a f* ower i in the home this Easter. I ■tr fl r <syi ti I rt. X 1 "yA'.j || Decatur Floral Co. EBtlman Ave. Phone 971.

House Considers calendar bills, » Banking and currency committee ' continue* hearing* on brunch - banking. Veteran*’ sub-committee, meet* to consider Michigan and Pcnnsyl- ! vanla hospital- .-.> i Judiciary Mub-committee meet* Ito consider Wickersham comini*- ’ sioa bin*. IKKIVAL.S I _ Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Applemnn, I 122 South Sixth * root, are the pn.'-1 ent“ of a gil l baby born yeslerd'i" ; ' at] th'. Adams County Memorial Hospital. Both mother and babe ar l getting along fine

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1(5, 1930.

Political Calendar i Daily Democrat: I'leiuse announce that I am a candidate for the Democratic I nomination for County ’Treasurer,! subject to the decision of the vot-l ers at the primary, Tuesday, May 6, 1930. Your support will lie appreciated. FRANK HEIMANN Mur. 24 to May 6 Announcement:— J. F. Snow herein wishes to announce that Im <h a candidate for I Trustee of Washington township, | (subject to tlie decision of the Dem-i erratic primary election on May 6, lIWO. to May G — FOR COMMISSIONER Dear Friends and Voters: 1 wish! in this manner to say to you that! 1 am a Democratic candidate for! tlie nomination of Coun’y Commis-' sinner of the Third District, sub-1 ject to tlie decision of the primary! I election. May 6, 1930. As it will be I I impos ilde lor me to see all the voi-l !»>r*. I hereby very cordially appeal l Ito you tor your support at the pri- 1 I tnary, whith will be very highly I I appreciated. MOSES AUGSBURGER French Township For Commissioner, Third District De-.r Editor: Please anounce in your paper that I I am a candidate for ('ommissionet, Third district, subject to decision ol ' Democratic voters at the May Prii mary. Tlie support of all voters will be appreciated. DENNIS STRIKER tump) | ' Daily Democrat: Please announce that I am a I candidate for the Democratic nomiI nation for County Clerk of Adams 1 county, subject to the decision of the voters at the May primary. The. support of the voters will be appreciated. G. REMY BIERLY, 329 May 6x Hartford Township. FOR SHERIFF Please announce my name as a candidate for sheriff of Adams county, subject to the decision of the democratic primary, to be held May sth. Your support will be ap predated. JOHN DICKERSON. Daily Democrat:. Please announce that I am a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Trustee of Washington township, subject to the decision of the voters at the May primary. The support of all voters will be appreciated. TOM NOLL. DEAR EDITOR: Please announce that I am a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Treasurer of Adams county, subject to the dcclsioh of the voters at the primary election | May 6. All support will be appreciated. Apr 4 to M 5. JOHN WECHTER. Decatur Daily Democrat: Please announce tha’ I am a candidate lor the Democratic nomination for County Sheriff, subject to the decision of voters at the primary, May 6. This Is my third race for this office being defeated by a few votes at the previous primaries. Your support will be heartily appreciated. ROY RAKER Da'ly Democrat: I wish to announce that J am a candidate for the Democratic nomination for county assessor, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary. Tuesday, 6. I will appreciate your support. Apr. 9-to-May 9. JAY CLINE. FOR SHERIFF Dear Voters: In this manner I wish to say that I am a Democratic candidate I for Sheriff of Adams County, suh- ! ject to the primary, May G, 1930. Experienced in law enforcement. I Will greatly appreciate any support and cooperation you give me. I To May 5x BURL JOHNSON For County Assessor Daily Democra :- I wish to anottnee to the votes hat I am a candidate for the demoa lie nomination lor county assessor, subject to the decision of the oters at the primary election,! iicsday. May 6. Any support given ne will be appreciated. . John F. Felty Apr. 10 to May G FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE I wish to announce that I will be i candidate for Adams Circuit Court Judge on the Democratic ticket, subject to the decision of the voters in he May primary elec ion. Your sup port will be appreciated. DORE B. ERWIN Apr. 10 May 6 ! FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Editor Decatur Democrat: Please announce that I am a candidate for county commissioner of the third district, subject to the decision of the voters of Adams county. If nominated and elected I pre mlse to continue to serve the people of Adams county to the best of my ability. George Shoemaker, Geneva, Ind. April 15 I Trustee of Washington Township i Daily Democrat. ' Please announce to the voters I that I am a candidate on the 'Demo- ] cratic ticket for the office of Trustee of Washington township, sub-

ject to tlie decision of the voters nt the Muy primary. Ail support will be greatly ap]>reclated. Apr 15 M 5 Fred Koller FOR COUNTY CLERK Daily Democrat Please uiinounco in your pupet , that I am a candidate for the Demoera Ic nomination for County Clerk subject to the decision of the voters at tlie Muy primary. The support of all voters will be greatly appreciated Apr 15 M 5 Milton Werling. For Circuit Judge Dally Democrat: In this manner I wisii to announce to the voters that ) am a candidate for Adatns Circuit Court Judge on the Democratic ticket, subject to the decision of the- voters at the May primary. Your support will be greatly appreciated. Apr Hi HENRY’ B. HELLER For County Commissioner Daily Democrat: Plea.-e announce in your paper that I am a Democratic candidate for County Commissioner of the third district, subject to the decisirtn of the voters at the May primary. Tlie support of all voters will lie greatly appreciated. IP 'o 5 JAMES FOREMAN FOR COMMISSIONER Please announce that I am a car.-; didnte for the Democratic nomination for commissioner of Adams c.iunty. Second district, subject to the decision of voters at the Primary May 6. All support will b< greatly appreciated. Frank O. Martin April IG. M-5 o CRAIGViLLE NEWS Mrs. Leo Wasson entertained a number of girl friends Saturday afternoon in honor of her daugh.er Myrl sixth's birthday. Those present were: Ixiuise and Betty Deihl, Betty Gar;on, Naomi Smith, Naomi Esther Ginter. Dorothy and Evelyn Wolf. Evelyn Meyer, Myrl and Madge Wasson. Miss Celia Schwartz of Fort Wayne spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joel Schwartz. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hetrick spent Thursday evening in the home ot Vi,, and Mrs. Ralph Thomas. Sunday visi ors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. 1.. Bolinger were Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Rauner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bolinger of Bluffton, Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Fisher of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Smith of Garrett. Mrs. Martha Fisher and son Chalmer and Miss Wanda Jones of Decatur. Mi and Mrs John Barger speti' las Sunday with friends at Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. Denton Ratcliff. Mr. nd Mrs. Ora Ratcliff spent Sunday affernoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ratcliff at Ossian. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolf and daughters Dorothy and Evelyn call'd'at the home of Jim Street at Rockford Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Breiner spent Sunday afternoon with triends at Decatur. Miss Iva Clouser was a guest in tlie home ot Mrs. Emma Pyle last Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell and Mrs. Emma Pyle called on Mrs. Joe Pease. Mrs. Frank Randall Mr . C. L. Bolinger and grandma Fisher last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Nora Willis has 'spent a ■ouple of weeks in Bluffton with her mother.. Mrs. Luther Brown and children if Decatur and Mrs. Frank Myers and children spent Friday evening with Mrs. William Garotn. Miss Gretchen Bell spent Sunday wi h Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bell Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rupert of •’"irt Wayne were week-end guests u I he home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leimenstoll. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Strickler and family Mr. an! Mrs. Joe Blue of Willshire Ohio were Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oatm Strickler at this place. iMss Opal Drum of Bluffton spent the week-end wi h her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dium. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Wasson daughter Clara spent Sunday in Decatur visiting friends. Mr. Nelson Abbott of Van Wert Ohio called on his mother Mrs. D. W. Abbott on Thursday. o——*— Set Off Alarm Berlin. (UP)—The Berliner Einheitszeit company operates ;>. system of electric ally-controlled clocks throughout the city. Burglars entered the company’s branch station in the suburb of Pankow with the intention of stealing the copper wire and lead stored there. They cu down all the wires in the building apd all the electric clocks in Pankow promptly stopped running. The police reached the Pankow station just as the burglars were about to leave. Tables in Cars Leipsic, —(UP)—Something new in street cars has been introduced here. Fifty cars with small tables between the seats have been daded to the Leipsic service. Whether the tables are to be used for impromptu luncheons or for bridge parties has not yet been made clear. Plans Clown Pictures Berlin. ~(UP)—Apparently fearful lest his clownishness be lost to posterity. Crock, the famous European clown, has announced that he is organizing a motion picture company, with headquarters in Berlin, for the purpose of producing clown pictures. |

GENEVA NEWS Harry Meahberger left Wednesday for Indianapolis where he will hi* a biiMinesH culler. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Macklin and i hildreii and Wilbur Shoemaker of Chicago spent the week-end here with relative*. Mr. mid Mrs. W. W. Briggs of Munch- were guest* of Mr. mid M> s, A. G. Briggs, Sunday. Harold Fields has purchased the John Shoemaker property on Shm kley stleet. Several members of the Geneva M. E. church motored to Pennville Tuesday night where jhey presented "The Zander-Gump wedding. Mr. and Mrs. William Egley of Fort Wayne spent the week-end hole with Mr mid Mrs, Sam Egley. Miss Ethel Johnson of Richmond was a week-end guest at tlu> homo il William llos.iison. Mrs. ('. P. H'nchman and sons, Wayne and Gene spent the weekend. In Rushville with relatives. Kate Bolds and son Herod of Fort Wayne were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Briggs., Mr. and Mrs. Francis McWhinney of Decatur were guests of relatives Sunday. Orpha Toppins and family spent the week-end with Mr. and MrJosephus Martin. Lewis Armstrong and family of Decatnr were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong Sunday. Abe Stuckey is ill at the home of his brother, John S uekey. Hoover’s Gift Frankfort, — (UP) — Presiden’ Hoover has presented the University of Frankfort with a copy of Georgius Argicola's "De Re Metallica." which lie and Mrs. Hoover translated into English. ■ — o Nullify Police Rules Berlin. —(UP) — Upon Instructions from the Prussian Ministry of the Interior the Berlin police department has stricken from its books all ordinances dated before 1900 that have for one r.kson or another become obsolete or unnecessary. 1n this manner 3.937 ordinances were nullified and 204 were changed, leaving only GBB police rules adopted lietween 1890 and 1900 still in foiee. o ■ Saved the Agonies Berlin, —(UP) —Forge.fulness on the part of a concert agent perhaps has saved Berlin the agonies of an endurance singing contest. Edward Rosen, a tenor, contracted with the agent to sing for 50 hours without stopping. Ticke.s were placed on sale and all other necessary arrangements for the performance were made, except that the agent forgot to itire a hall. Rosen has now brought suit and the test, which might well have been a forerunner to another long distance endurance contest, has been called off. ——o x German Regatta Date Heligoland. —(UP) —The North Sea Regatta, Germany's famous high seas sporting event, will be held this year from June 5 to 12 and will sec English yachtsmen among the competitors for the first time it. 17 years. Sweedish and Dutch yachts have also been entered, As a ;>. eliminary to the regatta there will be a race for British yachts from Harwich to Heligolai*l o Modern Pied Piper Frankfort, -(UP) — The village of Hachtel was beset with rats for •i s. either poison nor rat traps were effective. One of the youn • man ot Hatehtel played his mouth irgau in the various houses and barns of the village. Success was instantaneous. The rats departed en masse from Hachtel. o Widows Sacrificed Koenigsberg, — (UP) — Excavations in the Samland district of East Prussia have disclosed finds indiI eating that the widows of the most ancient inhabitants of this part of Germany were burned alive on their husband's funeral pyres. The conclusion has been generally accepted because it is known that these ancient Prussians preserved much of the language and customs of their original Imlogermanic home. - - — —o MAGLEY NEWS - • - i 1 i ■< —- -— Mr. and Mrs. William Bracht and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warden enterained for dinner Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. D. Grether and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reppert , and son lomer. Mr and Mrs. Rufus Scherry nd ;on 'li'co'.d aid daughter Mar:orie. Mrs. Caroline Jaberg and son > mid a id daughter Whelrna. Mr. and M s. Milton Scherry and aml’y were dinner guests of Mr. •id Mrs. John Hilgeman ind family Mr. and Mrs E. J. Miller an I daughter NeMie Jean spent Friday as ernoon with George Miller and daughters Olive and Emma. Miss Phyllis Kyle re urned to her home in Jc’an Wert, Ohio, Friday after spending the week in her grand parents home, Miss,Bettie Dettfnger accompanied her home and remained until Saturday. Noah Borne spent Sunday wit'i Robert Kolter. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Beineke anc. family entertained for dinner Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Otto Scherry and family of Vera Cruz, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hildebrand and family Mrs. Mina Hildebrand, Henry Ilildtitiand and Vernon Bracht.

i Daniel Scherry and daughter"! •Mnrle and Marcella spent Sundavj afternoon with Mr. mid Mrs. Lewis Worthman Jr. mid family.

HR | j / Ji-! Ki' HUP®Ell r lAM Will HTM Hl MB JIH4I M« !Wil IM(»(1U “No, no,” cried Oleomargerine from the prisoner’s dock. “I well rememlr.T the cracked tones of my father’s voice as he drove poor mother and me out into the snow.” . “But, dear, OLD GOLDS have put this clear, smooth tone in my voice." They fell into each other’s arms. The lawyer, the prosecutor, and the j'ury all smiled through their tears and reached for an OLD GOLD. Nut a cough in a carload. OLD GOLBL< I l FASTEST GROWING CIGARETTE IN HISTORY .||| NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD : : jj a p f tiri llard Co. Hl ■■■ LT WMB—WM~i«—r K lhe point wliere our audiences out of their chairs Est j /rarajll r° R SEVERAL WEEKS we have been .A"'" j" demonstrating New Iso-Vis Motor — ' i"> | q.j . q laboratory lecture room Tins class-room picture shows the demonstration to groups of engineers and others. One which proves definitely that New Iso-Vis does of the experiments made is this: aoi ’’break down" in the automobile crankcase. . r, A quart of used Iso-Vis oil that has . -__. , gone hundreds of miles in the crankcase of a car —is strained through a special Alter. / g° es the used oil, black with road /R""' \ ust at) d crankcase dirt. . . / ’ V V* \ then our audience generally gets / \ to its feet in astonishment. For out of the I 'W I filter comes a quart 'J oil that is exactly the I Mme as '.i tt bad come from the refinery. 7 Not just the same clear amber color but \ Uww satne heavy body, the same oiliness, ' ' wifVaSW’\ V ; V the same lubricating quality! See the ball AND * ,/ Before their eyes is the unmistakable, bottle TEST at any \w-.ajrtdk v dramatic proof that New' Iso-Vis Motor St™ ion. The S more does n . ot " th in out’’ or break down. • "body” an oil has, the I. However, it must be changed at reasonalower the little ball able intervals to get rid of the dirt it falls in the tube. Notice the difference accumulates in the crankcase, between used Iso-Vis and any other oil _ . drained from the crankcase. Iso-Vis does Try New Iso-Vis today. You can get tt at not thin out in your motor. any Standard Oil dealer or service station. Vw'y New Polarine is also affected KF • XXX by ournew raining processes— _ zIVTX giving it an efficiency which is f fl g exceeded only by New Iso-Vis. C /IZff ZJ //I T* ! 11! \ rat few I 7he price is 25 cents a quart. J 'JL Ul' U t C * \■* STANDARD OIL OMP AN Y fana,

Mr. mid Mr* Harry Frauhlgoi’l I'litertahmd for dinner Sunday Mr. und Mr*. Edward Btfrim anti family t Preble.

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I Mr. mid Mr*. Frank Bauer utid 4ti Eugene were Sunday gue*ts of Mr*. Ellzube h Bfliier mid Jehu Bauer. '