Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 199, Decatur, Adams County, 21 August 1934 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Publlihed w o a THE Every Eve- DECATUR |ing Except DEMOCRAT Sunday by CO. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Poet Office as Second Class Matter. J. H. Heller Pres, and Oen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse, Sec'y & Bus. Mgr. Pick D. HellerVice-President Subscription Rates: Single copies *.| .02 Dne week, by carrier...— .10 One year, by carrier 15.00 Dne month, by mall—. .35 Three months, by malll.oo Six months, by mai11.75 Dne year, by mall. —- 3.00 (We year, at office3.oo Prices quoted are within first and second zones. Elsewhere 33.50 one year. Advertising Rates made known on Application. National Adver. Representative SCHEERER, Inc. Jls Lexington Avenue, New York 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago. Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. Huey Long’s nickname should be i changed to “Gangster.” The way to put men on the pay- j roll is to give them work. ] Let's got busy organise a re* building and remodeling campaign. < The old saying is true —the way ' to cure unemployment is by giving employment. Yon might skip down and look at the coal pile. The rest ot the country would 1 like to see Louisiana purge itself of Huey Long. Down at Greencastle they went from drouth to deluge, receiving < 5.92 inches of rain in a few hours. : it will be remembered that Sen- , ator Robipson was not a shining light in a Republican congress. The wonders of Niagara Falls will never cease, leave it to dame nature and the publicity men. Imagine the uawling out a proofreader on a German paper would receive if he spelled "Heil'' Hitler with two "es”. » I The drouth and heat didn't stop the**sgle of new cars, July being i one-of the heaviest months in the history of the auto industry. it's funny that with all this talk abirttt violating and overthrowing the*vonstilution, no one has been arrested and charged with treason. Ul laWMB A New York seance, claiming cosffinunication with the spirit of Jolrtl Dillinger, quoted the dead hartjit as saying he had wings but couMn't use them. Yep, they were clipped witli a .38. #» 1*250 property owners started a renjtjideling program here, just ligit would mean. If each perftm spent only SSO, it would total $12,500 and much of that would : ** i he «pent for local labor. ■** President Roosevelt’s subsistence houjtstead experiments appear to found the approval of business meC in spite of the tact that the idea was termed communistic by Dr. .Wirt. President Harriman of theTnited States Chamber of Commerce describes it as “the most «•

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fundamental and far-r caching movement under way today.’ I—Atlantic City Union. Gut of a possisble 45 and a half million voter*, the election in Germany Sunday brought out 43 and a half million votes, which figured down Is about 95 per cent of all eligible. Hitler received 88.1 per cent of the vote* cast which wa« about five per cent less than ho received In the election last November. The people turn out to vote over there and no doubt are vitally interessted in what's going on. It looks like the federal government is not going to fool with criminals ot the Al Capone type. Yesterday two car loads of the convicts were gathered up and escorted to Alcatraz penitentiary, known as America’s new “Devils Island”, out in the Pacific. The encouraging thing about it is that Capone is not going to be released after serving a minimum sentence, he still having an eightyear stretch ahead of him. The government says if you are eligible, you need not worry about the money required to repair your house, business building or farm property. Through local banks loans can be obtained, the government guaranteeing the lender against loss. The loans can be repaid within three years at low rate of interest and by spending money now you give employment and start the wheels of industry. Get interested and help do your part. One of America's great statesmen, Henry T. Rainey, speaker of the national house of congress is , dead. He died on the eve of his < 74th birthday. Born and reared in Illinois, Mr. Rainey served nearly 30 years in congress and since 1933 held the responsible and pow- . erful position of speaker. He was a farmer and was interested in farm legislation. He was an authority in tariff matters and his laadership in the last two sessions proved his ability as a master of parliamentary proceedings. He was loved aud admired by all who knew him and his sudden death removes . one of the true patriots of the nation. o RESOLUTIONS We, the committee appointed to prepare a tribute of respect in 'memory of our 'beloved member of the Uni n Township Woman's Club Bertha Spuller, who departed from our midst July 32, 1934, eko hereby respectfully submit the following, Resolved, That whereas it has pleased our Heavenly 'Father to remove from us one of our highly esteemed charter members, that we extend our heartfelt symipathy to her fee- 1 reaved family and os an egression of cur h ving remembrance these resolution* be read at the next regular 'afeeting of our club. Be it further resolved, That Bertha Spulier was true to her Club Creed, in its promisee in everything that makes life large and lovely, striviife to go onward and upward reaching the pinnacle of economic perfection in improving, enlarging and endearing the greatest institution in the world, the Home. That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the members of her <ammily, to the paper for 'publication and also spread upon the pages of our records. Florence Baumann. 'Lillian Armerod Xariffa Walters Committee —I

V, CHARLEY qBANT , H. K. D. writes: Th - chap with plenty o’ dough doesn’t need much ambition. After a fellers starts gain' t' th' dogs, th’ wolf is soon at th’ door. Yep, sometimes there's a lot o’ hot air where there ain’t no fire. Repeal looks like we were dried and found wantin’. Wonder if tree speech is why we have so dem much cheap talk? Ho hum. most red blooded sports are true blue. o Michigan Peaches $1.45 to $1.75. Bring Basket*. Howers Grocery.

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TWENTY YEARS * AGO TODAY From the Daily Democrat File ♦ ♦ August 21—German troops now appear to have a clear road to France. ‘Misses Lydia and Lida Beineke bruised when their horse frightens at a bale of hay, runs away and overturns the buggy. Twin girls Ivorn yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Sara Cramer. .Miss Ruth Patterson disc® her kindergarten school with a party far 217 pupil*. * '•6 'Sister Fabiola goes to Defiance to visit her mother who is very ill. Rev. Harold Stephens, famous evangelist and nephew of James Hurst will visit here over Sunday. George Nachtrieb of Elkhart is i visiting friends here. Bill Mousey of Toledo visits here. Mr. and 'Mrs. €. A. Dugan and daughter Helen go to Clear Lake for an outing, F. V. Mills returns fnom visiCat Newark and Bladensburg, Ohio. o Get the Habit — Trade at Horn*

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*»." ■ 1 1. 1-. I The Keys quadruplets of Hollis, Okla., know how the Dk>nn« quintuplets of Corbeil, Ont., fee! under the searching gaze of many curious ayes , The Keys girls are 19 now, and the publicity and attention they have received have given them a

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I 4 Answers To Test Questions Below are the answers to the ' Test Questions printed on Page Two. 4 * 1. German manufacturer of pen- ' cils, writing and drawing materials. 2. White River. 3. Penobscot Bay. 4. Herbert H. Lehman. 5. Zama. in Africa. 6. Libya was the ancient Greek name for northern Africa. 7. Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit, German physicist. 8. St. Paul. 9. The Gulf of Mexico. 10. American playwright and ' producer. 0 « • Adams County Memorial Hospital d ]♦ 4 Join Cowan, 312 Linn street, tonsil operation. Tuesday morning. • ElSurt Blomenberg. Decat ir, tonsil operation. Tuesday morning. I

♦ ♦ Household Scrapbook —by— ROBERTA LEE ♦ 4 Button Container Try using a wide-mouthed glass jar as a container for buttons. One can see the contents from the outside and avoid a great deal cf searching when a particular style is desired. Glass Straws To clean the stains of ice tea or mi'k fitun glass straws? •use pipe cleaners. Keep a package on hand and your straws will be bright on the inaicle as the outside. Care of Meat Uncooked meat should not be allowed tj lay in its own juice or it may become tainted. Place the meat on a platter with a hollowcenter that will hold the juice without the meat touching it. o NOTICE I will lb© out of my office from 'August 36 to September 4. Dr. F. L. Grandstaff I 19®g«t and A-27-29-31

—— wise philosophy of life. The quadruplets are showa above as they are today, left to right, Roberta, 1 Mona, Mary and Leota. Below they are shewn ae babies, 19 years ago, left to right, Leota, Mary, Mona and Roberta, .

MONROE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. Hendricks and grandson Richard Hendricks returned Saturday from a visit with relatives in ’he eastern part of Ohio. Mr. ami Mrs. George Harvey and son Richard of Indianapolis x-nt the week-end with Mr. Harvey a . arrents, Mr. and Mrs. John Harvey iMre. Nellie Hannan of Columbus Ohio visited her sWter. Mrs. 'lra Wagner and tor ther-inlaw for the past two week®. She acwinpanied her daughter. Mis® Frances Hannan and Ralph Potter who arrived Saturday for a week-end visit to their home in Columbus, Ohio Sunday. Lee Miller of (Decatur and Miss Luna Hahnert and Esther Johnson of Morgantown. West Virginia spent the week-end at Rome City the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam John* n and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Et'PP ap-d son Paul and Mr. and Mrs. William McKean spent the week at Chicago with relative® and attended the Worlds Fair. Mrs. Hirve McKean < f Bluffton visited Mr. and Mrs. Menn Roth for a few days. Mrs. R. J. Meyers and tEarlen Stucky spent Thursday in Fart Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lammlman and family of Toledo, Ohio, visited Mrs. iLammiman’s sister. Mrs. Huymond Crist and family Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Michaud ot Warren visited Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Heffner Thursday. Mrs. Ida Bollinger returned on Thursday from a visit with her daughters Mrs. Sylvan (Baß>c ck and family at Grand Rapids. Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. William Badders of Fort Wayne visited Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Badders Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watkins of Upland &pent the week-e-nd with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Ray and family and other relatives. t.Mr. and Mrs. Eli Rich of Fort

it»x «£'■>- 'W, always ■ 1 *•< ~>-/ // // ■ x . 7 I'7 on shoes i\\ , t 0 se ® 'f f^e y f JW™WwH IA Vj L > JBUmJMi a H wm »M1 B 1 Er ■ ft* .WUH 11 ■* wHI I i w H| Wouldn t you rather heat your amount monthly for equip- / home with low rate gas in- * ment. You owe it to your famstead of shoveling coal, carry- ily to test gas heating. Withing ashes and worrying about out obligation on your part, furnace-tending this winter? we will make a survey of your Vi ere offering you the oppor- home and present you with an tunity to test gas heat, in your estimate of the co« of gas home, without a large cash heating. Don’t order any hiel 1 outlay for equipment. The in- until you have investigated this MaUation is nude in your pres- new gas heating plan. Visit, * nt furnace or boiler at our phone or write this office. eXP *° S,i Y ° U * SmaU Thete wil » b e no obligation NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY / Z/Z J'

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Wayne and Mrs. Stella Deling of Decatur spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Riley. 'Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hahnert and son George. Mr. and Mrs. Row c< Monroe: Donald Hahnert of Hartford City, and .Mr, and Mrs. Cyrus Johns n t Morgantown, West Virginia are spending the week at .Mackinaw. .Michigan.

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'Mr. and Mr*. H. E . Furr „*i Hryant Called on Mr and Mrs T ■ J. Rayl Bunday afternoon. ■ ‘Doylo Hoffman of i’lymtowth I .•rpent the week-end with hi. parent I Mr. and Mr*. Martin Huffman, I Truck Lo Ad of Michigan! I'eaches at lowest price. Hells I Cash Grocery. 1