Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 166, Decatur, Adams County, 15 July 1935 — Page 2

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Farm Club Noles Junior Leader, The Adorns 4'onnty Junior Loader* met Tuesday evening at the heme of Miss Mildred Koldewey. Fln.il plan. wore made tor t he 4-H Club Fair to be h. Id at Dacktsc W* first full week in August. ■||ie Jetter le.id rx will feature .1

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ww CANADIAN CROTCH STYLE SCHAFER S NEW “CUSTOM EDGE” Black Beauty Harness NOTHING COVERED UP — NOTHING HIDDEN • Heavy I’t” Dee Style ply Traces. Heavy 1 V HLines Belly Billets. Every Stitch Strap Guaranteed A SENSATIONAL BARGAIN in Enamelware The Greatest Bargain we ever offered in Ivory and Green Enamelware. Every woman appreciates good Cooking Utensils. This Bargain can not last. VALUES TO $1.25 Assortment of Tea -OFem Kettles, n Cup Per- S&gfe 11l HI colators. Dish Pans, Ipiksa| Double Boilers. O JS $1.98 AXMINSTER RUGS I Beautiful ■ Os Throw Rugs. lu MK jg| g Splendid Quality. Size Ira JMF fTOMS 22'/ 2 xl-5. Each ||| S ■ ■ $6.00 FELT BASE RUGS 9x12 Size fIRSb. I Beautiful Patterns 1W jjjW I Suitable for the I Entire llou.se .. ■ |Bp E"gg i| if

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Kitchen of Fifty Years Ago In one of the wid'.ws of a down town store. .11 contrast to thin a modern kltohea will be displayed. Floats are being planned for the parade on Friday. August ft. The call clnb proje t; the Garden duh prefect; ;n “ f" 11 carn •'■oJeC' are each (planning one float; and the girls are (planning one float to Include the l Mowing projects: - —

Clothing, canning, baking, food preparation, Health, and Room Improvement. In addition to the project floats >1 Patriotic float, with the tneme. "< H Club Members Make Good Citizens", and one with the 4 J[ Club Spirit .Mid her attendants arc being pteaned. The Junior LMMlew are doing excellent work in their clubn. and this 4-H Club Show promises to be the biggest and Nest that Adan* County has ever had. Twenty-five members were present at the meeting. Mother Helpers The Mothers’ Helpens 4-H Club met July ft at the Schnepp School. Tib? sewing period v.ae spent in I cutting out gnrmeata. The roll call was answered by telling something about the customs of foreign Countries. A demonstration of fabric testing was given by the ieader. Mrs. Marilynne Clem. Florence Marbach read a poem. Hildn Thieme gave a demonstration of French seams. The next meeting will be held July 16 at the sechoot house. Jefferson Blazers On July 9 the Jeffeiwon Blazers met at the School house with 18 members. 1 visitor, and the le.ider present. After toe bnueinees meeting a short discussion was given on judging, and the group was shown the .proper kind of Aloes to wear for different ocasions. A talk on rayon was given by Deloi ie Dailey and .i reading by Ruth Christy. S.ings and yells were enjoyed toy those (present. Delt 4-H A meeting of the Delt 4-H Club was held Wednesday, July 10 at Decatur High School. Marjorie Kintz was elected vice president to replace Mildred Miller, who has discontinued her work. The members are doing splendid work end sevXOTICH TO VOS-KWSI BUNTS In the IdaniM < Irrnit Court Am cut ion Tenn. Uomptifnl >o. !52.*M THE STATE OF INDIANA ADAMS COUNTY The Federal Land Bank of Louisville vs. Ottis F. Kirtley et al. Now ( times the plaintiff, by Arthur E. Vofclewede its attorney, and files its complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said defendants Harry K. Hall and Veva Bernice Hall, Joseph H. Mater and Amy A. Mater, Jihn Jourequi and The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company are not residents of the State of Indiana: that said action is for the forv- < Insure of a mortgage and appointment of receiver and that said nonresident defendants are necessary parties thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said Defendants, last namwi, that unless they be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Adfvms Circuit Court, to be holden on the first Monday of September A. D. 1935, at the Court House in Decatur in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will tie heard and determine*! in their absence. Witness ‘my name and the Seal of said Court, affixed at Decatur this eighth day of July A. D. 1935. David D. Depp Clerk Arthur K. Yoglewede, Atty July 8-15-22 0 SHERIFF SALE la the .lay Circuit Cawrt. State of Indiana. Cauae No. 22.N23. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, a corporation vs. William Richard, Edith Richard, his wife, Edward N. Tonnellier, Mary A. Tonnellier. his wife, Roes A. La. Mar, Ann E. LaMar, his wife, Albert Egly, Anna S. Egly, his wife, Tom Archbold, First State Bank, a corp., Jacob Barger, William Ireiau, Cora Irelan, his wife. Mary E. Steele, unmarried, William Reichert. By virtue of an order of saJe to me directed’and delivered from Ih*Clerk of Jay Circuit Court in the above entitled cause, 1 have levied upon and will expose to sale by Public Auction at the Court House door, east entrance, first floor in said County, between the hours of IU.dO o’clock A. M. and 4:00 o’clock P. M. on Saturday, the 3rd day of August A. D. 1935, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of the following Real Estate to-wit: Commencing at the Northwest corner of the Northeast quarter of Section 13, township 26 North, Range 14 East; thence running South on the half section line 88 rods; theme East on a line parallel with the North section line 80 rods; thence North on a line parallel with the East line of said Section 88 rods, tu the North line of said Section; thence West on the North Section line 80 rods, to the place of beginning, containing 4 4 acres more or less siutated in Adams County, Indiana. And on failure to realise therefrom the full amount of the judgment and interest thereon and costs. I will at the same time and in tiie manner aforesaid offer for sale the fee simple of the above described real estate. Taken as the property of William Richard. Edith Richard, his wife, Edward N. Tonnellier, Mary A. Tonnellier his wife, Ross A. LaMar, Ann E. his wife Albert Egly. Anna S. Egly, his wife Tom Archbold First State Rank, a corp., Jacob BarI ger. William Irelan, Cora irelan. his I wife, Mary E. Steele, unmarried, William Reichert at the suit of The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Coni- | pany, a corporation. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement I-mmfs. Dallas Brown. Sheriff Adams Cninty, Indiana Honiird A, SoniiMer and • Nathan C. Nelson, Attys. July 8-15-22

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Wilkes-Barre Airport ‘Drowned’ mt JL I -. : ' j *** e • t Air fhola »f »ir|»ort e Rushing flood waters overflowed the banks of the Susquehanna river in Pennsylvania and all but submerged the airport at M ilkes-Barre, one of the cßiea in the stricken flood area in upper Now York state and eastern Pennsylvania.

era! toave already completed their | di-etwe* Following toe meeting; games were played and prizes awarded. The Monrve 4-H Club met on July 10. The meeting was opened by the club song and pledge. Betty Surunger, the president #ive a talk on Parlimentary Law, Ann Jane Sch-i warn end Batty Nussbaum sang a duet, followed by a talk on "Personal Grooming” by Mm. Wagner.j After the business session a sewing period was hekl. Seventeen members were present. St. Joftns 4-H The St. Johns 4 H Club met July 11. Eleven members and the leader were present. The business meeting was held, after which games were led by Hildegrade Bultemeier and songs by Evelyn Svhr eder. A work period was held. The hostesses, Evelyn Kleine, and Marie Bultemeire. served a delicious lunch. The next meeting will be held July 18, at 1:30 at the school house. Visitors are welcome. Limberlost 4-H The Limberlost 4-H Club met Thursday afternoon >it the home of Pauline Rupel. After the roll call and 4-H pledge were repeated a basincss session was held and plans were made for a picnic and trip through the factories at Decatur on July 18. Games were played and songs were sung. A delkiouns lunch was served by Elaine G.iew, Irene Cline, Pauline Ruii'el. and Phyllis Fields to twenty members, two visitors. and one leader. The next meeting will be hekl July 25 at the home of Lor tta Clocker. Decatur The Deoitur 4-H Club met at the home of Linda Marbach recently. The meeting was opened with the business session, followed by two demonstration- 1 , one on canning by Linda Marbach and one cn how to cut garments by Wilma Miller.. Pictures were taken of the canning demonstration and also of the hour of play to be placed in the scrap book. A sewing period was enjoy-

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ed and games were played. Refrorfiinents were served by the htudess. The next meeting will be held July 16 at the home ‘of Joan Newltnd. East Washington The 4-H Club of East Washington met recently at the home of Jean, tte, Mildred and Patricia Rumschlag. After the meeting w-w opened the club members joined in singing songs. The girls exhibited the work completed to date. Both Ist and second year Clothing girls are making dresses; the health girls are working on the first -aid kits. Capsule friends were chosen. Games were played and refreshments were served. Thirteen girls were present. The next meeting will be held on July 11 at the home of Laura and Marie Meyer. COURTHOUSE Real Estate Transfers Mary C. Johnston to Charles O. Daniels ct ux in’ot 241 in Decatur for SI.OO, David J. Maaelin ct ux to Dtfr’.s Nelson, 40 acres of land in Monroe for SI.OO. Doris Nelson to David M.tzelin et ux 40 acres of land in Monroe township for SI.OO. Marriage License Pau! Wietfeldt, laborer, Decatur and Viola P. Gilbert, bookkeeper, Decatur. — - n Campaign Planned For Local Option Liporte, Ind.. July 15—(UP) —A campaign for local option liquor laws was outlined by L. E. York, sup rintend-ent of the Indiana antiSaloon League, before members of the First Methodist Episcopal church here ytuterAiy. The temperance leaders will seek to enforce th?ir demands by electing favorable candidates at the next election and intensive lobbying at the next state legislature. York cited high deoto tolls from iiitomobile accidents as one of the results of repeal of prohibition.

Many Reunions Scheduled lor Summer Months * Sunday July ’4 Jackson reunion. S»*** I*' cast of ik-eatur. Sunday July 21 Klepper family reunion, Sunset park. Sunday July 28 Annual reuniou of Moran faun park, east of Denutui. UgJt 4 Moyer and Blauvelt. August 18— Hackman and Korten'’nakes reunion. M--mortel Park. Decatur, Sunday. August -- htoinger Reunion, Sun Set P*' . Sunday August 25. “HomeAlade’’ Plane Crashes, One Dies

Washington, Ind.. July 15 -WPJ —A 200-foot plunge in a •homemade" airplane caused fatal injuries to Vernon Poland, Ja yearold student pilot here late yesterday. Poland was attempting bis tWr “ solo flight, after only four hours of instruction at a Vincennes airport. Miss Helen Horral was the only witness to the crash. Coroner Elwood Williams reported that Poland either had attempted to climb too steeply or that the airplane had gone into a spin. —o — JIIITHK .. To the officers, depositors, erectors and Sil tliers ntereste. In the Matter of the Liquidation “f Old Ad ams County Bank, of Decatur. Ind'"you and each of you are »>«£** notified that pursuant to an order made and entered of record in tne Adams Circuit court of Adams < ’«ntv. State of Indiana, in the there pending entitled "In tho Matof the Liquidation of Old Adame County Bank’ ami numbered f upon the dockets of said court the Department of Financial Institutrin” of the Slate of Indiana, m the Matter of the liquidation of said Old Adams County Bank has filed m said cause an account in partial settlement in tlie liquidation of saiu hank, setting forth all receipts and (lisbursement* credits and to date of such account. You are further notified that the court has fixed and set tbe 3rd day of September, 1935 as the day and date when the court will hear and determine any objection in writins who h mav be filed against said report ano will pass upon such account. Dated at Decatur. Indiana, this 13th day of July, 1’35. The Department of I inanefal Institutions of the State of Indiana by c J Lutz. Special Kepresentative. Henry B. Iletter Atty. j ; , t

JUST THINK Only $500.00 down and $250 per year are the terms on which you can buy the 67 acre farm at Public Auction, Saturday, July 20. at 2 P. M.

MONEY TO LOAN AT NEW LOW RATES You can borrow up to S3OO on yonr own signature and security, quickly and confidentially— through our new LOW COST personal finance plan. Also investigate our low rate AUTO purchase and : refinancing plans. SEE THE “LOCAL” I When you need money fori any worthy purpose. Full! details gladly given without! any cost or obligation. a Call, write or phone. I |PC AL [PAN (o Phone 2-3-7 Decatur, Indiana Over Schafer Hardware Store

H JULY CLEARANC E SALE S| Living Room Suites H S3O to $125 M Bed Raom Suites K $42.50 to SBS Studio Couches $22.50 to S4O M Bridge Lamps $1.50 to $4.50 S Lawn Chairs 89c ffl Ironing Boards s‘.4B 9 Oil Stoves $4.98 to $35 B Sprajxue P Furniture Co. K Phone 199

JULY CLEARANCE SA L E Living Room Suites S3O to $125 Bed Rsom Suites $42.50 to SBS Studio Couches $22.50 to S4O Bridge Lamps $1.50 to $4.50 Lawn Chairs ... 89c Ironing Boards $1.48 Oil Stoves $4.98 to $35 Sprague Furniture Co. Phone 199

umniiEPOiiß daily REPORT of local 2nd foreign markets Corrected July 1®No txvmmission and no yard**®Veals received Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. 17 95 140 to 120 lb* - $ 120 to 140 His ’ . 140 to HO l>» - ” ’*>'»!* JsS 2ie to Sot* lbs - M 9 to 800 <bs - SOO to 350 lbs - - " 6 Stags — — j- 76 Ewe Md wether lamba V-w Buck lambs * Yearling lambs

New York Produce Dressed Poultry dull; (cents per ( lb) Turkeys 1648; chickens U' ? - , 29- broilers capons 29-to: . fowls 12-22; long island ducks 12- 1 15. Live poultry dull and nominal. « (cents per lb) Geese W. turkeys 1 10-17, roosters 14. ducks Jl-. fowls 18-20, chickens 19-25, broilers 17-22. | Butter receipts 13.535 packages. Market easier. Creamery higher than extras 24-24%; extra I'2 score 23%; first 90-91 score 23(4-2314; • first 88-89 score 22%-%; seconds 21*4-22; centralized 90 score 23*4; centralized 88 to 89 score 22%- ■ 22%; centralized 84 to 87 score 21*4-22-Egg receipts 25.420 cases. Market irregular. Special packs, in- - eluding unusual hennery aebv- ’ Hom 261449(4: standards 25%- - 26: firsts 24*4-24%; medtams { 23%; dirties 23-2314; cheeks 22. CLEVELAND PRODUCE Cleveland, July 15.— <U.R> — Pro- , duee: 1 Butter mazs-t weak: extras, 28<r, B standards, 2i’l4c. Eggs, market weak; extra whites v 26c; extra firsts, 23*4c; cun ent re-

ceipts. 22c. * Poultfl, market steady; heavy heavy fowl, 19c; medium fowl. 1819c. Potatoes, Virginia, *2.6ft-*2.70 per 1 bbl.; Ohio Cobblers, *1.50*1.60 per 1001 b. bag; Kentucky, 11.60 per 110-lb. ag. EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK East Buffalo. N. Y., July 15. — (U.R) —Livestock: Hogs. 1.100; active, steady to 5c over Friday's average; bulk 150260 lbs.. 110.65; plainer kinds. *10.35-110.50; pigs and unfinished underweights, *9.65-110.25. Cattle, 1.450; 25c higher: strictly good to choice 92a-*l,ooo-lh. steers, *11*11.15; good steers and yearlings. *9.60 *10.75; bulk grass steers and heifers, *6*7.50; medium nulls, *5.65-*6. Calves, 500; vealers, 25c higher; good ;o "choice, *9.50; common and medium. *6*8.50. Sheep. 1.000; steady; good to choice ewes and wethers, *9.25; medium and mixed lots, *B-*8.50. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE July Sept. Dec. Wheat 82 .82% .84% ; Corn 82% .75% .63% Oats 33% .31% .33% Fort Wayne Livestock Hogs 5 to 20c higher; 160-200 lbs. *10; 200-225 lbs. *9.90; 225-250 lbs. *9.75; 250-275 lbs. *9.60; 275300 lbs. *9.45; 300-350 Hb. *9.35; 150-160 lbs. *9.60; 140-150 lbs. *9.35; 130-140 lbs. *9.10; 120-130 lbs. *8.85; 100-120 lbs. *8.35; roughs *8; stags *6. Calves *8; Lambs *B. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET Corrected July 13. No. 1 New Wheat, 60 lbs. or better 67c No. 2 New Wheat, 58 lbs 66c Oats. 33 lbs. test 30c Oats, 30 lbs. test 29c Soy Beans, bushel 70c No. 2 Yellow Corn, 100 1b5...?. *l.lO CENTRAL SOYA MARKET No. 2 Yellow Soy Beane7os Delivered to factory o— Plenty of fresh cherried and raspberries for canning Tuesday morning, Bell’s grocery.

GILLETTE TRUCK ft TIRES 6 months uncondi- | tiinal guarantee. ■’tC us before ■ •*'| you ouy. PORTER Ia tire co. 841 Winchester street, OK Phone 1239. HA.

CLASSIUIEI) 'K ADVERTISEMENTS I § BUSINESS UARh® AND NOTICES |' FOR SALE FOR SALE Several atitrted t hicks ;l : qi.'iiai Stucky Hatchery. V. iiL hiri , phone 60. oiwn evenings. FOR SALE — Me hiiquMontmerenci mmo. uhli sweets. Bowel . 519 West Jeftersiei. |i, ett’.s grocery, p. MIV Id. Clyde Tr Lutz. FOR SALE t good condition \\ ,j| m MM Houk. Phone J-Bto, FOR SALE On< waiian and one standard Traded in cost sl2 emh. Box RC. Democrat. FOR iSALE ■ Slit lei. >,,,

fast set and kitchen ( heap for cash. Spiagm lure Co., Phone 199. HM FOR SALE D ■ 1 .... MT Bunge in A N . i-eil -.1 a bargain ferson St. Decatur Quality It'. d n : July. Special b'cc day old < lie. ks. Phone 497. Eg WANTED ■ Man in woniai. ■„ customers wi’h t.c.e.nProducts iu De< a nr. . . ... tu-ekly. pay st.i :. Write J. It. W. ikin' < 250-60 N. s \\ W! E> ’ F'. private ba' li. .1 ■ July Addies' I. A I’. B of this office. Can furnish r. 1.1 .•I K;

WANTED TO BI 1 acre or more, near Small dow n pat ’ rent. Write Box ocrat. ■<).-- FOR RENI |;i FOR RENT week. Call 1171 alter 8 p.m FOR RENT ■ at fl City. Mrs fl LOST AND FOlNfl I.OST Black an. hound, answer Bruni. Reward, Ruli'ii S. Ninth st. Fatal Beating Os IJ Woman livotijfl Indianapolis. I • - investigation into ing of Mrs. Carri< • '■v-n. er St. Louis, Me proprietor, was Dr. E. R. Wilson. !’ : O county coroner. Mrs. Given died here from injuries alleip 'Ey 'wo young wont' ’ Jessie and Opal. " 1 n evicted from tin ■ > i house at St. laste. --■ i sl | — Batter Safe l>«o»r>, H Obtain Over isl Indianapolis, Ju'.' 15 Yeggs who battei''• '!• massive safe <n ra(li(l frigerator sales the week-end e- " 5 ■ than *I.OOO in cash. was discovered when ported for work todu.'. MR MrritK «>i" H" 1 -''Jf®' Nrtlce Is herel'.' itors. heirs ami Callow .deceased Adams Circuit M tur. Indiana, on tie ' teml'er. 1935. I'lel ■ M Why the Final S'": J", M with the estat' Mu ’ should not he apl 1 '’ heirs are notified t" mH make proof of lice-’ Kg ' their distributive O ’ ; I Fanny E J Decatur. Indiana 1 . VFrucht' For Better Dr H. FrohnaPfl Licensed 1” ChiropNat , fl Phone 314 i-'*l > '*■ Office Hours. 10 *’ ’J'fl 1 to 5 p. m..6toBFW Neurocalorrtctcf 5er * ■ X-Ray Labora‘ or> '■

N. A. OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, G |a6 ’ e3 HOVR« : d 8:80 to 11’30 12' 89 0 Saturdays. 8 ;0(l * Telephone !»»•