Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 258, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1935 — Page 6

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* Attendance Report Os County Schools i ♦ The attendance report for the, rural schools of Adams county for the montth of September was announced today by C. K. Striker, county superintendent. The first column represents the number of pupils enrolled, the second the 1 average attendance, the third column percentage of attendance, i Union Township Trustee, Howard Mauller Mary Clem ... 36 33.75 93.75 Pearl Ray .27 26.06 96.52 Dorothy Spuller . 35 32.95 98.35 ' Parochial Rev. M. J. Frosch 13 12.57 95.75 Bernhart Schultz... 39 38.05 97.57 [ Root Township Trustee, Ralph W. Rice Elizabeth Cramer .. 21 20.72 98.69 Monmouth H. S. Ernest Curtis, Catherine WeMler, Ethel Piper 55 53.27 98.20 1

Attention Poultrymen FREE X™ CLINIC A Clark service man from Kokomo. Ind., will be at our place Saturday November 2 Afternoon and Evening Free service and advice on any poultry problems. Bring in any sick or out of condition birds for post mortem examination. Decatur Hatchery Monroe Street Phone 497 For ft I A Cool Days I ■ J I I SWEATERS By RUGBY Snappy new numbers in shades of Blue, Gray and Brown. Fancy Backs and in the full zipper, slip-over or button styles. $1.95 to $5.00 JACKETS Good selection and just the thing for these cool days and evenings. Pig Skins $9.50 Glove Leathers7.so Suede $6.95 Meltons3.9s to $5.00 Peterson & Everhart Co

Grades Lloyd Bryan 33 32.17 97.50 Georgia Foughty 21 20.70 98.57 Hornadtno Kolter 28 27.90 99.64 Parochial M. A. Greunke 23 20.65 92.18 Preble Township Trustee, Ed Zwick Raymond Horne 19 18.07 97. i0 IVearl Heller 34 33.30 97.70 Parochial H. F. Nielson 42 41.44 98.67 Frieda Buuck 22 21.69 98.61 Rudolph Stolp 58 56.67 97.70 W. E. Vffelman . 41 40.44 98.65 Marvin Meyer . 43 42.57 99.02 Kirkland Township Trustee H. 11. High i Mabel Marshall . 31 29.88 97.03 Robert. Brown . 19 18.72 98.55 j Gareld Roth 25 24.55 98.20 Mary Dettinger 27 26.42 97.85 Oscar Gelsel .20 19.55 97.20 Radel Andrews i Kirkland H. S. Hansel Foley, Glennys Arnold, 1 Wayne Hilling. Lucile Beavers.

W ' ■ //zA*7 - m- * L To the average reader, especially to the feminine observer, the ItaloEthiopian conflict presents baffling aspects. Claims and counter- . claims made by Haile Selassie and Mussolini complicate the picture. U The situation is further confused by the League of Nations which is forced by terms of its covenant to take action against an aggressor nation, in this case Italy. But league members are loathe to come to a showdown with Mussolini. Consequently, European statesmen have been riding on a diplomatic merry-go-round. Great Britain’s interest in the conflict, which threatens the “life-line of the empire”, has contributed to the chaotic and contradictory nature of the issues at stake.

Geneva Hodges .... 86 81.92 96.14 Washington Township Trustee, John M. Doan Esta Fleming 31 30.00 98.36 Arline Becker 23 22.72 98.80 Clyde Troutner 27 25.42 97.04 Martha Reppert .. 19 18.75 98.68 Marguerite Lewellen 20 18.38 98.57 St. Mary’s Township Trustee. Ben McCullough Pleasant Mills H. S. Henry Snyder, Gerald Vizard. Mary Gulick, Velma Fortney, Agnes Yager 87 81.97 96.95 Grades W. G. Teeple 30 28.42 97.34 Francille Oliver .. . 29 27.75 99.28 Bernice Masters .... 36 34.25 98.92 Dora Schosenberg 39 38.40 98.46 Bobo Paul Spuller 20 19.50 97.50 Matie Stevens 31 30.85 99.51 Blue Creek Township Trustee. David D. Habegger Elmer Ehrsam 42 40.65 96.78 R. M. Houck 20 18.70 97.90 William Noll 32 30.40 95.00 Eldon Sprunger 28 26.81 95.75 Monroe Township Trustee, Edwin Gilliom J. D. R. Schwartz .... 44 42.50 96.59 Leo Strahm 35 34.57 98.78 Helen M. Roop 38 37.07 97.56 Mary E. Potts 41 40.07 98.58 Pauline Buckmaster 21 20.12 95.83 Ezra Snyder 31 30.55 98.54 Harry Johnson 25 24.75 99.00 Howard Brandyberry 42 40.65 96.79 Monroe H. S. R. P. Sprunger, Elizabeth Leyse,

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Arvada Wagner, Jacob Smuts, Geneva Hodges.. 11l 105.77 95.59 Vesta Rich 23 22.77 99.23 Grades Floyd Johnson 37 36.37 98.31 Rosamond Gould .. 27 26.92 99.72 French Township Trustee, Edwin Beer Lester Reynolds 22 21.87 99.43 Nellia Coppess 26 25.70 98.84 i Myron Lehman 40 38.51 96.28 | ,; Marcella Robin 31 29.92 97.34 ~ I.am ar Shoemaker .... 33 32.20 98.02 , ! Florence M. Bierly.... 21 19.77 94.16 Hartford Township Trustee, Eli Dubach Linn Grove Dorthea Bentz 28 27.50 98.21 Mary Schlagenhauf 31 30.57 99.10 Hartford H. S. Russell Steiner. David Cramer, Victor Eicher, Arthur Gerwig Ruth Mahoney . ... 35 34.90 99.71 Grades Edna Glendening. 36 34.90 98.30 Thelma Wilson ... 28 27.17 93.811 Wabash Township Esther N. Greene . . 26 25.77 99.13 Harold Long 36 33.75 97.82 Magdalena Hirschy. .. 27 26.75 99.07 Geneva H. S. R. O. Hunt, Nell K. Pyle, John Bauman, Blanche Aspy, Margaret Rhoades, Esther Hutton Grades A. C. Cook 38 36.31 96.19 Emerson Wheeler 36 33.02 94.35 Mary Brennan 36 25.10 97.50

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Goldine Butcher 38 35.95 94.6011 Elizabeth Kraner.. 30 29.85 99.50 Mary Wheat 44 43 27 98.91, Ruth Armstrong .... 35 34.30 99.36. Catherine Frave!.. 35 34.67 95.68 Jefferson Township Trustee, C. C. Abnet Jefferson H. S. liollle Dobbs, Merrill Thrup, Helen Burns, Dorcas Petty 62 59.12 97.40 Grades J. Ray Duff 37 35.00 94.59 Helen Kenney ... 40 38.80 97.00 Madeline Robin 46 45.50 98.37 o Marion Eeasel Named To Honorary Group Muncie, >lnd„ Octover 31—-Marion Feasel of Decatur is one of five newly elected candidates for membership in Blue Key National Honor Fraternity at Ball State Teachers . College. | Only men outstanding in campus activities are chosen for memberwhich is organized in the manner I of a service club with the purpose’ of giving aid to any worthwhile project. Mr. Feasel was recently elect-, ed president of the junior class at j Ball State and is vice-president of the “B” Club, letterman’s organization. He also belongs to the Navajo fraternity and the linterfraternity Council. League Sanctions Not To Affect The Vatican Vatican City. Oct. 31—(UP)—The Pope informed the bishops of Rome today that world wide sanction against Italy will not affect the Vatican or any of the many ecclesiastical seminaries and institutions in Rome, such as the North American, Irish, English, and various Isatin American colleges. The Pope said that imports for ' the Vat icons needs, and those of the ecclesiastical institutions, would be "absolutely unaffected.” Funds, loans and credit also would not be hampered, the ipontiff added. ■ — ——■... o Noted Professor Dies This Morning Madison, Wis., Oct. 31.—(U.PJ—| Dr. Willard G. Bleyer, 62, founder and director of the University of Wisconsin School of Journalism, died at his home today after a long i illness. The widely known professor I whose former pupils now sit in i editorial chairs, on the rim of ■ newspaper copy desks, or are reporting news throughout this and many foreign countries, underwent a serious operation in au eastern hospital last summer and failed to recover his health. PLAY OWNERS CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE said: "We feel that where it is a question of dollars and cents on one ' side and public morals on the other, ’ that we can not decide in favor I of dollars and cents.” I The city today was required to ; I post a bond of SIO,OOO to protect I producers against financial loss. A hearing was set for Monday. Corporation counsel Bernet Hodes in his appeal brief termed , the play “A conglomeration of obscenity, filth, putrescence —in short a garbage pail of indecent dialogue and degenerate exhibitionism.” — —-—■ — w If I spent lots of time on my feet.. I d take -these 20 STEPS t Because 20 Steps in ! Air-Tred Shoes, with | their springy, buoyant ; ■| Air-cell Cushion makes every step like walking on air. Because Air- (. Tred’s special built-in Arch Pillow gives comfortable and healthful support to ■ this vital part of the foot. And last, be- . cause the Air-cell Cushion in the heel I helps absorb the tiring shocks of walk- I ; ing on floors, sidewalks, and other hard I surfaces. Besides, I'd have a smart shoe i because the new Air-Tred Spring styles I are so very attractive. Come in today. ATTENTION! We were fortunate in receiving a splendid assortment of Ladies Brown shoes in sizes AAA to C. All new styles. $4.00 NICHOLS Shoe Store

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