Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 164, Decatur, Adams County, 12 July 1935 — Page 4

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Hot for humans but great for corn. Max ga<r is about as good a husband as he proved defender of the heavyweight ti'.le. Most of us don't care if Lady Ashley and Doug Fairbanks go to the South Seas or England. Reputable dealers will not do it and boo'leggers shall not sell alcoholic drinks without having a license. A house in Montgomery. Ala-t bama. has been occupied by the same family of descendants for the past 105 years. Haven't they ever heard of the remodeling program? How .many taking units will be able to reduce levies for next year. The demands on government increases and with valuations about' on a IglEpt with a year ago, how can tiirTfgets be reduced?

If you. lived in the mountains you probably would want to go to the sea shore for your vacation. If you live in Indiana you probaldy linger for the lakes. You'll find much to enjoy and entertain you right in your own state. The arrest of the Brewster boys has cleared most of the robberies ' committed in Adams and adjoin- 1 :ng coun’ies. The boys received ' little far their efforts and will now be deprived of their liberty and citizenship. Again, crime doesn't pay. < Respects of the Adams County < bar Were, paid to the late Judge 1 Vaughn of Bluffton at a meeting •' of the legal fraternity held here t yesterday. Judge Vaughn deserved 1 the highest respect and admiration i < of alf wils knew him. He was an 1 able and honest jurist, an unself- 1 ish individual and a good citizen. 1

An 'old fashioned Hoosier welcome will be accorded Big Jim Farley, postmaster general if he finds it possible to accept the speaking date at Hairy Day m this city next month. Decatur would be g'ad to have him and we are sure the distinguished gentleman would be equally pleased with his reception here. Hope he comes.

The remodeling of the nurserj at the Adams County Memoria hospital will provide a modern place for the babies. Better ventilation, more sunlight and larger quarters wil' be the result of the improvements. A more worthy project could not be furthered. In recent years our minds are filled with so many, thoughts are material improvements that we forget about the children, the real assets ot community. a- sewage disposal plant the greatest need or the community? What Is your opinion? Looking to the future, it is likely that Decal . ur may be ca’led on in the next 10 years to construct such an im pravement. From the standpoin

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1 i - ‘ — — nt sanitation it would be an asset. Financially it would cost taxpayers and water patrons. The benefits, iu time would probably oft set the expense. What do you 1 thick about it? The city council in following the I orders of .the State Board of Ac- . counts to collect delinquent light I and water hills does not wish to cause a hardship to anyone. Payment of billsTs good business. Profits from the municipal plan: are turned back to the people, benefiting the public as a whole. Those who by unfortunate circumstances or lack of employment, were forced to le: monthly L-ills accumulate, are asked to call at the city hail and make arrangements for partia l payments. That’s only fair and cheumstanees will be taken into consideration. The death of Earl Martin, creamery executive and one of the founders of the C-’overleaf Creameries of this city, brings sorrow to his many friends in this county. Mr.j Martin was one of the pioneers in’ the creamery business in this see-1 tion of the country and in 1915' organized the Martin-Klepper com-1 pany, which later expanded and became the Cloverleaf Creameries. He was known wherever dairy products were marketed and years ago gained the reputation of an expert butter maker. He had a jovial disposition, loved companionship and had friends in every part of the country, all of whom regret to learn of his sudden death. o TWENTY YEARS* 4 AGO TODAY | From the Dally Democrat File

July 12—The German note is being seriously considered by President Wilson and Acting Secretary (of St ite Lansing. The United States may recognise General Carranza os the head of M tixcc. The public service commission I grants consent to Decatur Light and | Pow r Co. to furnish electricity to) ?»lonroe. . Cyclone dips down on the Herman Sellemeyer farm nnd destroys barn and other buildings. Mr. and Mrs. John Niblick leave f r San Francisco byway of the ’ Grand Canyon. Omtr Niblick buys a store at Marcus, lowa. Judge W. H Eichhorn of Bluffton , I selected a special judge to hear the ' I trill of Thomas Taggart and 100 tethers at Indiainpolie. I Mann and Christen given cou- . | tract, to build to? F. E. France resiu ear — — -a.x

ST A R SI GNA L S bv OCT A VINE 0 « ‘ For persons who believe that human destiny !■ guided by tbe planets u the daily horoscope Is onttined by ai i.oted astrologer. In addition to information of general interest, it out-1 lines Information of special Interest to persona born on the designated e JULY 13. Most favored oaes today are I those who were born from Nov. 22 0 through December 21. General Indieattons For Everybody Morning—Good. 3 1 Afternoon—Good. Evening—Serious. I The day is very conflicting. The ' morning is the best time. Today'* Birthdate You should live to a ripe old i age. You shoufu have a great deal . ■ ot firmness of character. II You should do some serious I s'udy or become interested in I traveling during May, 1936. You shoti'd benefit through your ■ inferiors or, perhaps, small animals during February. 1936. Danger Nov. 2-27, 1955. Socially favorable Dec. 24-28, 1935. Headers desiring additional information regarding their horoscopes are invited to communicate with Oc- ; taxine in care of this newspaper. Kn- ; close i ,1-ccnt stamped self-addressed j envelope. O R tty and Mary Joe Graiiker are | spending a week -<t Greenville, Ohio I with their aunt, Mrs. Editih .Pilliod.

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3 Town, Office, Travel or for ~ Spectator Sports i .i By Ellen Worth x Delightfully charming dress in sheer cotton print, and what a faccinating affair to sew. The cape-like sleeves cut in one with the bodice, j Merely bindings to add to finish i them. And don’t you think the buttoned shoulders smart? If you want the dress definitely for afternoons for vacation wear, it’s perfectly lovely in pastel tub silk or cotton lace. It would also do delightful duty for informal evenings. Plaided gingham, checked seertucker, multi-colored striped popfin. etc., are jaunty for the country and ! beach. i j Style No. 996 is designed for sizes 1-1, 16, 18 years, 36, 38 and 40-inches bust. Size 16 requires 3)4 yards of 35 inch materia! with yards of binding. Summer Fashion Book contain* many more smart, cool vacation clothes. . - Price of BOOK 10 cents. Price of PATTERN 15 cents in stamps or coin (coin is preferred). Wrap coin carefully. Pattern Mail Address: N. Y. Pat., tern Bureau (Decattrr Daily Democrat) 23rd St. at Fiii* Avenue. New York City.

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Answers To Test Questions ► . Below are the answers to the Test Questions printed on Page Two. i ♦_ « I 1. Two gixldesses in Norse mythology. 2. Oolagah. Indian Territory. 3. Herman Melv-i-fle. 4. Yes. 5. Lake Cha.mplain. 6. Roosevelt Field, Long Island, New York. 7. Charles Evans Hughes. 8. Geyser. 9. Herbert Henry Lehman. 10. April 6. 191". o ♦ A Modern Etiquette i by ROBERTA LEK i Q. Is there any certain color of frock that a girl with a pronounced [ sallow or complexion i should avoid? A. Yes. she should avoid pink of any shade. Q. When setting the table, end th ?re is n soup spoon, a rcast knife, 1 and a fish knife, how should these' be arranged at the plate? L Place the rowst knife next to' th? plate, the fish knife second, the soup spoon third. Q. Who corries the infant to t':e altar a christening? A The godmother.

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