Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 34, Decatur, Adams County, 9 February 1933 — Page 5

fi. DECORATE MOLN BRAVE ■ i Wv Mc> utt WiH Lay Wreath On Grave of B Lincoln's Mother Wtouapoiis. F-b. 1 -(Special) — .aiW ...., i; . lie Sunday where BLlivns the address at the un■of a ::: " ' ,rial lablet 011 the >^B g blrl li anniversary ot AbrasHjJncoin Governor Paul V. Me v j]] stop Lincoln Mentor : aL"w 1. ■ ■■!:> City and lay' ■ h on • >., grave of Nancy Lincoln. mother of the president. ■overnor M Nutt be at the ML. ;; ■<k and expects to B, f in Boonville at 12:30. v . w:ll be aceonipanbv J I II; lei mb of this city. ■ I':- Indiana Lincoln w!:o "Vi explain the work . .rganizatiiui has tin- . .. 1 ’He a suitable memEmancipator, and , .. mother who sleeps t geiitis rolling hills of county. formative years, 7 to ■ £irl to Woman E~ VERY mother' knows those anx- ||||| •i--' 'cars when het 1 Mf-' woman, 'flic wi>.. mother gives her , <! tighter Dr. Pierce’s | 1 avorite Prescrip- \ nV " " Read what Mrs. v Arthur Murphy of ' Hr Ohio S' ; uh Bend. Ind., says: 1 I vis i - rl growing into woman- ■ ] hd'i pains in my back and bet*-''■ ’’.' rvous—was almost a Uo^,'wreck. IJ a »o”Rh. was unable to - - v. a> p.xir. My parent ]t- ■ - Favorite Prescription ! vx— k to normal health "i' ' ' ■ r> it: " 1 * an sa y i t«n m p- '- t health ever since.” to I»r Pierce’* Chair, Buffalo fvr free medical advice.

I Back To Prosperity I with Horses and Harness ■ “The horse raises what the fanner eats—and eats what the farmer ■ raises. But you can't plow in the ground and get gasoline. You don’t ■ have to pay some finance company ten or fifteen per cent to own a horse.” ■ Apologies to WILL ROGERS. j Schafer’s Black Beauty Harness I WHEN BETTER HARNESS IS BUILT SCHAFERS WILL BUILD IT. E We are proud and enthusiastic about our Harness because we know that we have the Right ■ Quality Harness at the Right Price. Every set is made full size and of Absolutely First Quality E Packer Steer Hides. Every Set is Fully Guaran'eed regardless of price. It’s no wonder that ■ everybody is raving about our fine quality harness because it is priced way under the ordinary ■ set of harness. ' n I No. 2499 “BLACK BEAUTY’’ BRIDLES— \ inch cheek, front and nose band. •’< inch H flat re * n ‘ (« h TRACES—I*4 in. by 6 foot, clip style with 8 link chain. Jr ft \v\ LINES—I t/g inch by 18 feet. j HAMES—Brass Ball, steel clip style. i' 'l\ BREAST STRAPS—I' 2 inch with roller snaps. ( \ 1 CHOKE STRAPS—I’/ 2 inch with roller snaps. 'N \ /// a. ■ HIP AND CROTCH STRAPS—I'g inch. v ( /\ \\ ZJ//3 A\ V* ' ALL ALACK LEATHER. NO SPOTS. W [ J W ZV —— SPECIAL BIG JIM II ALT ER S « SPECIAL SI.OO »$38.5® 111 — Other Pricesslo.oo to $19.95. Horse Collars k “Schafer’s Collars Fit Better” Expert workmanship goes into every collar. Our fe. s 3 z* Collars have the proper shape and that assures you / more work from your horses and longer life from ' -I the collars. Priced on today’s low levels. VJr $1.98 to $7.50 The Schafer Store II ARI)W AK E AN D HOAI E I URNISII IN G S

21, were spent In Indiana. Histor-i tans say that Hoosier frontier life and its rugged hardships, together) with the loss of his beloved mother, greatly influenced his later years, j I rivalling the Lincoln memorial at Boonville is under the auspices j lof the Warrick County Historical' Society which has made plans to care for a crowd of several hundred people. Many persons from over the state who are associated in the work of the Lincoln Union and who are desirous of seeing Indiana fittingly commemorate with an appro-1 priate memorial the Lincoln period 1 in southern Indiana, will attend. PROVIDES CUTS IN PRACTICALLY ALL INSTANCES CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE morning. In the case of Adams county, all county officials, except the 1 surveyor, would be privileged to employ a deputy at a minimum salary of $75 and a maximum of $125 per month, The bill provides that the sheriff and aii county officials shall receive not more than six cents a mile for mileage. EXPECT BATTLE WITH CRUISER CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE today. “We will surrender in conformity vfith our earlier message," it said. ‘‘Please inform high authorities that there are no communist leaders and that no violence is intended. We only protest wage cuts and the arrest of our comrades. Everything aboard is all right, there are no casualties, and service is proceeding as usual." Admiral Osten’s squadron was expected to encounter the cruiser today near southern Sunda Strait or off the southern Sumatra coast. Although the De Zeven Provincien is old. it carries 11-inch guns. Admiral Osten therefore decided to

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I use the most modern ships available, although less modern craft were stationed nearer to the run'away cruiser. | — o SUFFERING IS AFTERMATH OF COLD WEATHER CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE I a new record for 33 years. Freeport reported 25. The coldest official temperature in Indiana was at .Marion with 14 'below. Lafayette reported IS; Fort | Wayne 12; Indianapolis 9.5, Only southern Florida escaped I from the severe cold wave. j At S a, m.. Key West reported i the warmest temperature, 64 above, while on the Pacific coast San Fran cisco had the highest for that area 16. Even the dry desert regions of Arizona suffered from cold with the thermometer at 32 above at Yuma. • TOCSIN NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Alvia Potter, daughters Pauline and Berlene and son Jimmy were dinner guests Tuesday of Mr and Mrs. Laverne Bowman, Decatur. Mrs. E. T. Plummer, son Wendell and daughter. Olive Mae were visitors in Fort Wayne Saturday. Mrs. Mary Steele. Decatur spent a tew- days lait week with her mother. Mrs. Geo Plummer who suffered a severe heart attack more than two weeks ago. Her condition at this time is greatly improved. Mrs. Hansel Kreigh and Mrs. Crist Beery were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Fyed Beery near Monroeville. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Grim and daughter Marjorie of Bluffton spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Lantz Wasson. George Steele, Civil War veteran and aged Tocsin resident who was bedfast several weeks suffering with influenza, is recovering and able to set up most of the time. He will soon be ninety five years of age. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Stoneburner

. 12??^ — "*x; entertained for dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Leo Wasson, and daughters Madges and Myrl of Craigville; Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Jones son Carrol and daughters Beulah and Hanna of northwest of iocsin; Mr. and Mrs. I Roy Hall daughter Betty May and ’Mrs. T. M. Hall, Tocsin. Miss Lucy Garton, Fort Wayne spent the week end with her mother Mrs. M irgaret Garton. Mrs. Ella Johnson and son Burras 'of Tocsin; Dr. and Mrs. Garold | Johnson and daughter Barbara of | Bluffton, were guests Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Myers, Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kreigh and! daughter Bonnie Lou and H. W.' Kreiglt were Sunday afternoon i guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Merri- f man, Decatur. Mis. Ella Dailey and family enjtertained for dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gallivan and sons Dwight and Victor Earl of near Craigville. "• Wilda. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wolf is sick with scarlet fever. The home is quarantined. i Mr. and Mrs. Will Plummer entertained for Sunday dinner Mr. ami) Mrs. Wendell Wasson of Fort Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barger a.nd son Wayne of near Magley. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Greeley entertained for dinner Sunday in honor of their son Norman’s fifth birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brown daughter Lois and son Clifford, H. W. Marquardt and daughter Harriet ' Monroeville, Doris and Dicky Shafifer ami Bonnie Lou Kreigh, Tocsin. Mrs. Marvin Sowards accompanied Messrs W. H. Sowards'and Mar- : vin Sowards to Roanoke one day last week where she spent the day I with Mrs. Ben Blume. Mr. ind Mrs. Philip Householder of Ijluffton and Mrs. Jacob Sours of Lancaster township were dinner! guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Dailey. o— Negro Killed Panther Okeechobee, Fla.—(U.R)—The only panther killed in Florida this season was shot by Alexis Giles, negro lie -chopper, while on a wild turkey hunt near here. ■IO.'- lllr

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