Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 276, Decatur, Adams County, 20 November 1934 — Page 5

COORT HOOSE ■ ' ■ I —7" til, vs The Wolverine !■-,."* Bo -'in ol Lansing tZgaAthtf flit i Summons oidvrid A'l.i-" fur <!•• ’Uci , L.qe. 'tTjurMWl- "'lls VS. Hie company “ < oil. , Hon el *► tupl.dnl hied Sum Ji ’ 1 " 11,1 ol Adams '' * ' 15a for 1 ' 1,1 ’ '“' l " ' Set For „ Andrew account. Cause .set ! jKearances Filed IJißam H nun gtjal. replevin. Appear, [ ances UW '>• William H Trook , wd Lenlfc Heller and Schurger. a "” ! y N» f ; Wiibellaatliermaii. decide Lawrence Carver vs. George I i, J HeadiWtoiL note. Appearance by 6 a . r I- Wttuirs for defendants. t "“) r W j|!|am Eagg'd vs. Chalnmr O. tt » •» porter and [Marie Porter, note. Ap- - - ‘ 1 RovS - Johnson .“r 1 & ’ '** I Phones 104 :#f and 1022. ’’.■L’A ’Claim your date '■ \jp early as I sell mMb. ’ every day. SALE CALENDAR >*3 Mg».'H arah A George Holt Out man, 7 Ales east and 3 miles Vi’lt south offe' a''. a< 'e farm and eSem r * rsWi ‘ l property. Nov. 21 ’lm F. Sidle ©state. 2 ■I ■of VanWert on road 221 _... ‘ * i: ir • UIJ CaaGa... N©v/|4 Mrs. D. C Myers ami —britit, H nd " west ot Plea ant Mi& on IF ,Road 527. fi'i acre ■■■ ?ibv. SJ“-C I'- Foust. 14 mi!', aorta and 1-2 of Monroeville. J Nov.P Foust, >,2 mile east Closing out sale. Nov. |8 Russell Hurless and Gladys 1 iurle s, 1% mile north of . Wrea, 0 hio. Closing out sale. j| sN«r. |h Decatur and Chattun ur Dec. 11 Mg files efts 1 ind 5 miles north of De- [ mi ... iBU PIBbNET Ti W J 16.25 I cash 7 K ■Comfort with J E Economy ien I ! ’BURK || ELEVATOR CO. I Phone 25. Mlßrnm: ou>uumimiiw» r iwirii ti t? -

)(l|® The LaFollette Progressive Party 1 BL ** v IBiObBI 5 . M "V ' pRj MLWWMMa IF •• r*--- T"I ~ Q -JbL ‘ Imsl • > I Cw 5 WWI® J®!; 8 ?® :| L ■ ISm ’£ liBMK ! W f '*F ffltlflHi JBH I Klt&K &esSug!xa 'HIiL '2u I 1 JEj ’ii ?®SL .? I Philip LaFollelte | gjenator R o hc rt M. La Follette. -Irl |p|gg| ■■ il3H| i G~j*' <3 ml. SaL • IHMfcfr I S~—* J \4®is|||| ji". -.< : l3® i: j£ -- . a , illsjili _ k J*hM<liWg P fThe Ute Senator Robert M. La Follette)

| Roosevelt Inspects TVA Projects mi i .. « ' /* • z 2 i X *'-v» i . * i II £ f j? A . y jg| ytow dam will appear when completec I ' — IlliW 7 ■ "'■■ President Roosevelt Norris, Tenn., model TVA town I Up and down the gigantic Tennessee valley thousands of workers and officials are preparing to greet President Roosevelt on his first tour to see how far his New Deal social experiment for 2,000,000 people has progressed. At vantage points along the Tennessee river and its tributaries, the federal government is throwing up huge i dams to generate electricity and make an economic unit of the great valley. The Norris, Wheeler, Pickwick and Wilson dams are initial steps in one of mankind’s most colossal battles to transform primitive nature into efficient economic civilization. More than $98,000,000 already has been appropriated and 10,000 persons are working for the various projects.

■ pearance filed by Lutz and Myers ! for defendants. Rule to answer. The StiAe of Indiana ou Relation I of Charles E. Marshand vs. Henry ■ Dehner, et al. mandamus, appearance by H. B. Heller for defendants. Rule to answerDemurrer Filed Sophia Smith vs. Richard E. i Tonnelier and Rose D. Tonnelier, i damages. Demurrer by defendants 'to first and second paragraphs of I complaint tiled. Cause Dismissed Cflrislian Baumau vs. Victor C. iGraber and Rudolph Steuey, note. [Cause dismissed by plaintiffs. Estate Cases t Estate of Mary F. Miller, current report, filed examined and approvfed. Estate of Theodore H. Blosser. ■ Proof ot publication of notice of final settlement tiled Report subI mitted, examined and approved. Adi ministrator ordered to assign I shares of stock as set out in report and to report same. Estate of Margaret Reckard. Reappraisement of real estate filed. I Petition to sell real estate heretofore ordered sold at private sale, submitted and sustained and real estate ordered sold at private sale with ut noli; e lor cash. Estate of Emma Wesder. Proof lof appointment filed Proof of publication and posting of notice of I final settlement filed. Final report submitted, examined and approved. Estate closed and administrator discharged. Estate of Elizabeth Morrison. Reply to answer and cross com. plaint of A. R. Ashbaucher by Union Central Life Insurance Co. Estate of Martin Reef, report of sale of real estate filed, examined anti approved. Deed ordered. Estate of Kathryn E. Rupel. Report of sale of personal property file,?, examined and approved. Guardianship Case Lowuet Grace, Earl Leonard and Lorna Margery Sanders, wards; Joseph Zehr, guardian. Final report tiled and approved. Guardian

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1934.

i discharged and trust closed.. Real Estate Transfers William H. Badders ot ttx to Cecil Badders, part of inlots 27 and -8 i in M nroe for SI.OO. o — CHICAGO BANK SUED BY RFC 'f (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) deposits. Dawes now heads the City National. Other liabilities and assets of the failed bank were transferred . to the Central Republic Trust Company, which for two years has been liquidating the bank’s semi- : frbzen assets and paying debets. Tl|? RFC suit stated that State Auditor E. J. Barrett planned to take over the trust company for ' liquidation under a state receiver. ■ Other liabilities have for the most • part been paid off, the suit said, i while the RFC was left to the last. The loan lias been in default since December 24. 1932. It was •; made, on a temporary basis pur- • posely to give the RFC power to ■ guard its funds At the time the loan was made I ' Dawes declined a small loan to > I meet the emergency of a deposL ; tors’ run and said he would close i' the bank if the RFC refused enough ■ cash to cover deposits fully. Oth1)0 YOU GET UP NIGHTS? ARE YOU OVER 40? If so, nature is warning you of danget ahead. Get rid of your trouble early. Make this 25c test. • Get Juniper oil, Buehu leaves, etc., in green tablets. Ask for B’I’KETS . the bladder laxative. Take 12 of them in four days; if not pleased I go back and get your money. BUKETS work on the bladder similar to castor oil on the bowels. . Flushes out excess acids and other impurities which cause getting up nights, frequent desire, scanty flow, burning, backache or 1 leg pains. You are bound to feel better after this flushing and you ' get year regular sleep. Guarani teed by Holthouse Drug Co.

er Chicago hanks, fearing the effect of a major bank failure, interceded to carry bis point. CONFINE GIRL TO APARTMENT FOR TWO YEARS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) woman Metta Duvis. The father operates a neighborhood fruit stand and the mother is employed in a bakery. Mack is said by police to be an ex-convict who served a term in the state reformatory at Pendleton on a bootlegging charge. When the parents left the three room apartment for work In the mornings they would lock the girl into a middle room containing only one window, authorities said. ANNOUNCE NEW BUILDING PLAN (CONTtNUED FROM PAGE ONE) bnilt, extending east on the lot. The front of the house will be 44 feet wide and will extend back between 75 and 100 feet, Fred .VloConnell stated. The plans have not yet been submitted to Mr. McConnell and he

A fl' 7 jkQ k 2 Boys and Girls—come along on a wonderful trip to the palace of Santa Claus .... through the pages of MMM^^^aaaatafa-.. - ■■ Decatur Daily Democart be sure to natch for the new holiday strip MA Christmas Adventure by LESLIE C. MITCHELL A Christmas Adventure is going to last for five weeks right and how he takes care of them. And for the finish, you’ll through the holidays, and it will be swell new Christmas go swooping off with Santa in his sleigh behind the flying fun. All the wonders of Santa’s great big workshops will reindeer to bring Christmas cheer all over the world, be shown to you in pictures every day. You’ll see how the You will want to follow A Christmas Adventure every toys are made, and how Santa keeps the records of good day when it starts. Be sure to watch for it in boys and girls—and naughty ones, too. Then you’ll see the sacks of letters Santa receives from kids everywhere, Begins Monday, November 26

h luted he did uot know th© exact dlnieueioms of the apartment. Excavating tor the basement will begin as aooy as the plans are furnished and Mr. McConnell hopes lo have the apartments ready for occupancy after January 1. o —< — WILL DISCUSS MOVING CATTLE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ing, which Is to be open to all farmers who are interested in the AAA plan for taking over drought area cattle tor winter feeding, is to be held al the livestock judging pavilion on the university farm, just west of the Purdue campus. APPROVE PLAN FOR EXHIBITS NEXT SUMMER (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Indebtedness ami taxes stayed at the high level reached in 1920, gradually forcing the farmers into bankruptcy.. “Society cannot afford to have any industry produce at less than the cost of production, t’rosperity is simply goods circulating rapidly. The best and only way to dispose

of surplus is not to produce it." The speaJcer then told ot tha value ot the Indiana department ot agriculture, stating that rapid progress Is being made through tills department in aiding farmers ot the state to produce better crops and livestock. In closing, Mr. Townsend said, “We are one great community working for the welfare ot all." Archbald Presides Dan Tyndall, president ot the Decatur Chamber ot Commerce, opened the meeting, introducing L. E. Archbold, county agent, who presented the various speakers. Short talks telling oi the activities ot the various clubs and organizations who will participate in thi’ show next summer were made ,by the following: Peter B- Lehman, calf club and the regional Guernsey show, which ihimprises nine northeastern itidi. ana counties; Mrs. Helen 1). Manti, 4-H clubs; Henry Dehner, gold medal colt club; Mrs. E. W. Busehe, home economics clubs; C. E Striker. school exhibit; Sol Mouser, Jersey parish show; Charles Knapp, conservation league and \V. A. Kiepper, Cloverleaf dairy day. 0 Free Turkey Wednesday Sunset Dance.

OH, GOODY! Here's a new bulletin prepared by our Washington Information Bureau—a selection of splendid recipes tor plain and puff pastry, pies, tarts and meringues—just in time for the coming holiday and party season. You will want to add this to your file of prized recipes. Fill out the coupon below and send for II: CUP COUPON HERE Dept. 312, Washington Bureau, DAILY DEMOCRAT, 1322 New York Avenue, Washington, O. C. I want a copy of the bulletin PIES AND PASTRIES, and enclose herewith five cents in coin or loose, uncancetled. U. S. postage stumps to cover return postage and handling costs; NAME - STREET & Nosd CITY ...» STATE I am a reader of the Decatur Daily Democrat, Decatur, Ind.

BONUS PAYMENT WILL BE URGED .CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE' pendent orphans of dead war veterans in the form of insurance legislation also will be asked of congress Helgrano said. The plan is part of the Legion's rehabilitation platform. o Hen Lived 19 Years Chauncey, O. — (U.K) —A brown Leghorn hen owned by Mr. and

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Mrs. Vint Cunningham was 19 years I old when she died recently. Th© Cunninghams said the hen was hatched in 1914, had laid eggs every . year until this year. 0 Wooden Indian Was Suicide Portland, Ore.—(U.R);—-Reports of a man hanging by Ins neck from the span of the St. Johns bridge, 200 feet above the Willamette river, at the end ot a 40.f00t wire i alarmed Portlanders until police 1 discovered it was a wooden Indian.