Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 220, Decatur, Adams County, 17 September 1937 — Page 7

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KrALI HVRCHES J ■7 vr , Evangelical Church ■ „ rg( . S I.N. nI . minister jH, t .| l( |;iy School. Rol n i, r . mip.-t lllt.-ndellt. m? a in I'iav. r and praise K II! Thursday Worship ar.'l oTinoii. The special |K* this -1 vice will he 'he ■ "laird's Supper " H Decatur M. E. Circuit n J W R> ynolds. pastor mߧb§ — —• H Mt Peasant ■ urih School. 9:80 a. in. Beulah Chapel ■ urch School. 9:80 a. in. worship. lo:4O a. m. Pleasant Valley nc worship, 9:30 a. 111. K.,h School. 10:30 a. ill. H Clark's Chapel. M. E. ■uday School. 9:30 a. tn. W superintendent. service. 7:30 p. ui. ■.. . « :le. The Goal Not ■ " 8.-wvt.

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( pastor. The Bible Study club Is sponsorI Ing "Hospital Sunday" this week. They request that all members ot the church bring donations ot fresh farm produce to the church Sun- . day to be sent to the Methodist hospital at Fort Wayne. , , Prayer meeting Tuesday, 7:30 p. nt. > ® 1 Willshire U. B. Circuit j Willsihire ' Sunday School 9:30 Preaching . 10:30 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Winchester Sunday School 9:00 Class meeting 10:10 Preaching 7:00 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Lawrence Dellinger, pastor. —o Mt. Tabor M. E. Sunday School 9:00 A. M. Samuel Cotteral, Supt, Worship Service 10:00 A. M. Sermon Subject. The goal not yet 1 attained. Floyd W. Bower, Pastor. I The Sunday school picnic will be t held Sunday at Lehman Park in ,‘Berne, or if weather conditions are

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unfavorable, at the Bobo school ! house. The Bible Study Club is sponsor-I Ing "Hospital Sunday” this week. | They request that all members of I the church bring donations of fresh farm produce to the church Sunday Ito be sent to the Methodist Hcapltai at Fort Wayne. | Bbhle Study club will meet Fri'day evening at 7:30 P. M. at the home of Mrs. Ruth Daniels. 0 NINE NATIONS v »r>s; nsg) Nationalists are Italian made and manned But the ships and crews are classed as Nationalists on the "volunteer" basis. Under the new plan, airplanes and surface ships that attack neutral merchantmen on the high seas t —outside the three-mile limit of Spanish territorial waters —will be subject to attack by the formidable British-French fleet in the Medi-j terranean. There was prospect also of a 1 I new blow to the Nationalists. Italy, and Nazi Germany who Join- : ed Italy in a boycott of the Nyon , conference. It was regarded as almost certain that within the next few days the Loyalist Spanish government be re-elected to membership for the 1937-1938 fiscal year on the council, powerful executive body of the league. This would be, reas being the legal, properly con--1 newed recognition of the Loyalists stituted government of the republic. o STRIKER GIVES (CONTINUED KR<>M rAGE ONE) August 1, 1936 was $99,868 06. The expenses for the year totalled $181,104.24. Included in the ex-! penses: total cost of instruction,$97,782.15; -peratlon. $35,618.56 ; maintenance. $7,809.10: fixed charges. $4,899.18; transfer tuition, $15,237.85; depository interest, $489.06 and debt service, not interest payments, $7,700. It is of interest to note that SB,951.30 was received during the I year for transfers while a total of I $15,237 was paid out for the same | item. The report is to be sent to the , state board of public instruction at; Indianapolis. chineS: file (CON i im.BlJ 7 * J/,*-, 1 VNK began issuing daily cholera bulletins today due to the persistent! presence of the disease. It was said that so far there had been 35 deaths and 272 cases of cholera. In addition, it was announced, 578 persons had been ex- i amined as suspect and of these 80 per cent already had been diagnosed negatively. To Uie other difficulties in the international settlement was added that of food supplies. Normally the settlement obtains most of its food from the area held by the i Japanese So acute was the short age that authorities feared unrest

Hollywood Reviving Slapstick 1 . |~Mube! NiiriiuiinFj, | Constance B<-nnctt ; i Carole Lombard 1 { ______-- z **— —I > r j ww Hollywood is reviving the art of slapstick. Success of such comedies as "It Happened One Night” and "Theodora Goes Wild" has prompted the film colony to go in for broad comedy. Carole Lombard and Constance Bennett have won new prestige for their clowning. Many of the first-rank stars, who formerly disdained such horseplay as made Mabel Normand and others famous in the days of Mack Sennett, are now seeking comedy roles and prospects for the coining season indicate that Hollywood will be wooing the -u comic muse with real ardor.

i among the Chinese populace unless more food could be obtained. o Farmers Employed . On Roadside Work Indianapolis, Ind.. Sept. 17 — (UP) — More than 94J Indiana farmers have been employed on roadside maintenance work along state i highways during the last few weeks Earl Crawford, chairman of the state highway commission, an-1 nounced today. The men have been employe with

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their teams mowing gratis and weeds along the state highway l right-of-ways, aiding the regular highway maintenance force, Crawford said. Mowing operations along highways will continue through i September and into October, he l added. Swimmer at 87 Cincinnati. O. — <U.R> — Al Fuhrman of Fort Thomas. Ky.. observed his 87th birthday anniversary re- ‘ I cently by swimming three times | the 60-yard length of a Cincinnati ■ pool.

JOHN [.LEWIS HALTS STRIKE CIO Head Forbids Immediate Strike In Indiana Mines Terre Haute, Ind, Sept. 17. —<U.R) i —lndiana's’ c'oal miners today looked forward to next Monday afternoon when a committee of members of the United Mine Workers’ international executive board will made an atteih<pt to settle a wage I controversy with the Indiana Coal I Operators Association. All prospect of an Immediate | strike in the southwestern Indiana; coal fields was halted yesterday; by John L. Lewis, international I president of the miners, who urg-1 ed the district 11 (Indiana) union' members not to walkout until the committee he named consults the coal operators. The executive board committee will be headed by John O’Leary of Pittsburgh. Other members named by Lewis were William Sneed of Herrin, 111., and James R. McCormick of Coshocton, O. Harve’y Cratwright, commissioner for the coal operators, said that his group would be "at the disposal" of the executive board committee, but gave no indication whether the producers would meet the union demands of a $6 daily basic ; wage scale. Thus far the top wage offered by the operators has been a $5.57fa daily basic wage, which Frank Barnhart, president of district 11, says is unacceptable. Wage scale conferences have been conducted here since last March 31, resulting qn.ly in a deadlock.

. " i H — o Fine Foods /lISIE' 'P FOR HUNGRY “ z SCHOOL CHILDREN ELF NUT CRUSH -23 c Elf SPAGHETTI -J- 2 -X- 19c ELF ROLLED OATS -17 c — NAY Y SWANSDOWN Package 24c BEANS J Campfire Marshmallows Hershey’s Cocoa, 1 tb. can 13c „ 1 tb. pkg. 19c Puffed Wheat 2 pkgs. 15c IDS. If Burco Icing Sugar, ITb. pkg. 10c Post Bran Flakespkg. 10c Snow White and Fluffy. Rippled Wheatpkg. 10c Elf Seedless Raisins, pkg. 10c Little Elf Kraut, large can 10c - Crisco «*" 22c tan - 57c moon rose Strawberry Preserves, Elf Little Elf Hominy, SOAP pint jar 25c 2 Irg. cans 19c Elf Egg Noodles, 8 oz. pkg. 9c Elf Chili Con Carne, can 10c . Dainty Graham Wafers Mason Jars, pints, doz. 59c jEJ 1)31*8 ■ tdC 2 tb. pkg. 23c quarts, doz. 69c Jk Little Elf June Peas Bursley's Red Jar Rings, 2 No. 2 cans 25c 3 dozen 13c "■ BURCO Ik IQa fcg COFFEE lU JLSh CAMAY SOAP 3 bars 19c CHIPSO, large 21. medium 9c HHMsKI9 1 LAVA SOAP 3 bars 17c P&G or Kirks Flake IVORY FLAKES Soaplo bars 39c ‘ large 23c, medium 9c Sunbrite Cleanser, 3 cans 14c Xet! SWEETPOTATOES 5 "’IO C low price. Always VIRGINIA freshly roasted. TOKAY GRAPES It)S. J —l\7p7 BANANAS, perfect fruit g lbs. SPECIAL! Apples. Jonathans 6 lbs. 25c Oleomargarine 2 lbs. 25c Onions, Yellow' 10 lbs. 25c Homestore Butterlb. 37c GOLI) —MEATS — MEDAL VEAI p ATT iES lb. 25c FLOUR LEAN MEATY BEEF BOIL 2 Us. 25c PURE FRESH GROUND BEET 2 lbs. 35c 21 ib. bag LARGE JUICY FRANKStb. 15c oOr* LARGE SLICING BOLOGNAtb. 18c LARI) COMPOUND tbs. c Ask us for WITH MEAT PI RCHASE barrel price. WE HAVE ALL CUTS OF GOOD STEAKS AND ROASTS. ALL QUALITY CUTS AT REASONABLE PRICES. Quality Food I FREE DELIVERYI’HOXE 192

The miners have continued to work under a temporary agreement stipulating that any Increase in i wages granted will be made retroactive to March 31 Approximately 60 Indiana mines are affected by the current wage controversy. o New Trailer Use Hollister, Cal.—(U.R) —The latest use for trailers Is that of matern--1 ity ward —minus the doctor. Mrs. ' Freeman Farmer, 38-year-old wife

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of a Missouri rancher, utilized theirs to give birth to twins. "We never bother about a doctor," sho explained. o Hale at 110 Dublin.— <U.R> — Claiming to be Ireland's oldest inhabitant, Bridget Downey, of Mulllnahone, county Tipperary, has just celebrated her 110th birthday. Her fellow villagers say she is still hale and active, i both mentally and physically.