Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 221, Decatur, Adams County, 17 September 1936 — Page 5

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1936.

RULING GIVEN IN BANK CARE Judge Endicott Gives Decision In Tocsin Bank Case Muffton. Sept. 17.—Judge W. It. 1 Endicott, of Auburn, an gpeclal ' Judge, entered judgment in the Well* eireuit court here Wednea--1 day under an agreement of partteH ! m a case which originated when exceptiona were died by the board of finance of Wells county, the board of taaaee of Jefferson townI ship, and Grover Esaner on behalf of himself and 300 other depositors of the defnnet bank of Tocsin, to i current reports Bled by the defunct ; Old Adams County bank of Decai tur as receiver for the Tocsin bank. The exceptions were to the payi meat in full to the Old Adams | County hank ot a claim of somei thing like *5.000 against tire bank of Tocsin, the contention being , that the Decatur bank should have shared only proportionately with other claimants. By agreement of parties, the , court found that the Old Adams County bank as receiver of the Bank of Tocsin, was chargeable with the sum ot *5.237.50 in cash belonging to the trust, that Clark J. Lutz was now the dulj authorized and acting representative of the State Department of Financial Institutions in the matter of the Old Adams County Bank, and that Lutz should pay the sum designated to the clerk of the Wells cin cuit court for the benefit of those , entitled thereto after paying of claims indicated by the court, including S3OO to Robert T. Kramer, an accountant. *l5O to Attorney If. B. Heller, of Decatur, *l5O to Attoruey W. E Wybourn. of Fort Wayne, and *6O to the estate of th-- late E. C. Vaughn, for services rendered and expenses in each instance. The balance of **,587.50 was shown to have been paid to the clerk of the Wells circuit court, along with unpaid notes and overdrafts constituting the remainder of the assets of the Bank of Tocsin, and the Old Adanis County bank and department of financial institutions were relieved of further liability. o SEVERE STORM /CONT 1 NVKI> F R >M PAGE ONE) Virginia Capes and North Carol :.i i coast north of Wilmington, accompanied by high tides." Storm warnings were ordered displayed from Southpert, N C., to the Virginia Capes and caution I was ayirfsed io all vessels in the path of the raging winds. Emergency units kept their

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plans tentative until more exact indications were given where the brunt of the storm would hit. The storm was described as extremely erratic by the coast guard. Jf the present course is continued, it was [minted out, it was possible that the center would pot strike the majuhiml. CHURCH MERGER _J<X)NTINUF.P FROM F'AGK ONE) Castleton; ('. 1,. Wilson, latwrenc 1 - htirg; A. L. Beatty, Glenwood; J. W. Harmon, Cory, ajtd W. F. Fink Bicknell. Assistant statisticians include C. M. Bliss, Worthington; C. V. Onyett, .Evansville: and II C Ramsey, Carlisle. HEAVY VOTE W (■CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) gave Brucker 313,777 as compared with 283.758 for the veteran senator, who failed to show his customary strength in Wayne conntv tDetroit). Brucker received 1*3.200 votes in Wayne to 47,856 for Couzens. Still unsettled was the spirited race tw the Democratic senatorial nomination, where Ixmis B. Ward. Washington rept esentative of Father Charles E. Coughlin, was slightly behind Hep. Prentiss M. Brown. Brown received 120.987 votes in 3361 precincts, while Ward had 115.890 votes. Twenty five precincts in Wayne had not yet reported on this race. Goiv. Frank B. Fitzgerald won the Republican nomination by almost an eight to one. majority over his opponent, Roscoe Coir: ling Fitch of Detroit. Teach Inspection Berkeley, Cal. (VP)—The first large-scale attempt in the nation to train men for such Jobs as meat inspection and rabies and parrot f ver control has juet l>een undertaken by the University of California. MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old Treatment Often Brings Happy Relief Mary sufferers relieve n igging bs'-karh* qui kly, once they discover that the real csu>< of their trouble may be tired kidneys. The kkhaeys are Nature's chief way of takins the excess acids and waste out of the bhxxt Most people pass about 3 pints a day or ab- ul 3 pounds of waste. rrr<iuent or scanty passage with smarting and burning shows there may be something w rong with your kidneys nr bladder. An excess of acids or poisons in your blood, when due to functional Kidney disorders, may be the cause of nagging backache, rheun.a .e pains, lun-.bagleg pains, loss of pep and ener«y* Mung up nights, swelling, pu.fiaese under the ev ee, headaches and dijuness Don't wait! Ask your druegist f >r Doan’s Pilis, used successfully by mdhuns for over 4i) years They give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out p<'is< rious wseta fr ra your blood. Get Duans i'.lis.

ROUND OAK “000 RANGE SALE Starts Sept. 21 Ends Sept- 26 — An Unusual VajM ■ ■ ’ ■ ■ n of 11 Quality Beauty '-tM . Performance i, a &•? |j i ,i i| S and f. I Convenience d U at |f ARROW BUFFET U MODERATE PRICES. FREE! 6 pieces of beautiful ename! ware valued a! $8.50. Included with the purchase of each Round Oak Range dur- B, JjsjT ing this sales period only, this fine se* of high quality enamel ware and it's FREE 1 Picture this beautiful full porcelain Round Oak Range in your kitchen Convenient credit terms can be arranged Lee Hardware Co. MONROE ST. DE( ATI R

You’ll want both Style and Qual1 • ity in your new Fall Apparel. ' . \sK You’ll find both in The Peterson CkKXwk\ Clothing Co’s. wide selection now yj|O| being presented for your choosv VW I *W ing ’ WB FALL SUITS i« \ E The new Lounge Drape Models in either 1 single er double breasted styles. Choose from Glenn Plaid*. Stripes or Double Plaids ftgW -W ♦ vF|? ’ *” tb * plain back ot sport buck styles. I $lB -Ml V IW $ 35 ■ .. . _ Topcoats | H ekome these crisp. / r ? chilly mornings and / evenings. h ■ 1 Single or double breasted SI &L C models, half belt or full fUL belt. New raglan sleet es t® and in the new Fall "T C L Winter shades. Peterson Clothing Co w

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