Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 270, Decatur, Adams County, 15 November 1937 — Page 7

■'«T HOUSE New Cases ‘ WoZWMtltion «ul‘ w »" ~ lle‘ ! '/ lfl crahain aK‘l'>nt Lewis A. gnardmn of William C. | ,>is Graham, Lois Grah ■*l. d L| l for Rosamond GrahU) mi|, K Graham, Otis V. 4, „• W.y -uni Um Adams county .>^*>'.l, mu Notice was or November :| *tMß IH .V.>as appeared for the 1 "IruH . ’ ,>n * B lllnii foi mH of habeas corfib <1 liy Merlan Vents a- \ Bs .times' Krugh. Notice was \ rr nil liable November 20. \ B»3ti<>n requester the return ■Mr Toils' ■ hild. who was adopt- ■ fc truest Krugh. ,hvoree lias been filed (nil.- against Richard ; W^^K tll . ordered, returnr and in- , m is alleged by the ’ 1 l "‘ r ’"'s’"'"' l st . . -'ml ,llal h '' s,av ▼ R*K| n occasions 10l Filed : B>g'tppearaie e was filed by A.

2jlree Days’ Cough gs Bur Danger Signal how many medicines tried for your cough, chest irritation, you can now with Creomulsion. iKmitroubb' may be brewing and afford to take a chance |K. fe- remedy less potent than MSmubion. which goes right to the trouble and aids na■l>soothe and heal the inflamed Smud membranes and to loosen ■Eapel the germ-laden phlegm. Otl e r remedies have failed. Kit be di. 1 couraged, try CreomulK ■tur druggist is authorized to WGnni your money If you are not Kgnoghly satisfied with the benefrom the very first IKyi, creomulsion is one word—not it has no hyphen in it. it plainly, see that the name bottle is Creomulsion, and the genuine product and you want. (Adv.)

A Splendid Tribute to a Worthy Man |lll- <- «' - McMillen Day > I What Mr. D. W. McMillen has done for the advancement of Agriculture can best be told by the good fellowship that exists between the agriculturist and the enormous expanse that forms the skyline in the northern part ot our city. * Mr. McMillen, we say you have rightfully earned the tribute being extended to you. We hope you may continue to be a leader in this field of endeavor and reach the heights of even greater achievements. % • / Our business, too, is closely related with the farmer. Each year hundreds of cattle... carefully selected from Adams County and surrounding territory ... are processed in our plant and served to families daily within one hundred mile radius of this city. Our name on Meat is a personal guarantee of the finest you can buy. • \ Mutschler Packing Co. DECATUR INDIANA

K. Voglewede for the defendant in the divorce action brought by Luther Lehman against Erma Lehman. An application for ault money was filed and notice ordered, returnable November 18. An appearance was filed by J. T. Merryman for the Crest Manufacturing company in the suit to collect a note and foreclose a mortgage brought by Rosy Werling agalnst Arthur P. and Ella Hyland, Virginia Hyland-Smith, L. M. Harmon, the First State Hank, the Crest Manufacturing company and Helen Berllng. An appearance was filed by Fruchte and Litterer for all defendants in the suit to contest a will, brought by Rose Lantis against EUabeth Zurcher, Frieda Habegger, Fred Zurcher and Paul Habegger. The defendants were ruled to answer. An appearance was filed by H. B. Heller for the Adams county department of public welfare in the suit to foreclose a mortgage brought, by Edgar and Faye Mutschler against Catherine Hartings and the Adams county department of public welfare- The defendant was ruled to answer. An appearance was filed by C. J. Luts for the defendants in the suit to collect damages, brought by Russell Berryman against Edward and Rachael Eichorn. The defendants were ruled to answer. An appearance was filed by C. J. Luts for the defendant in the suit to collect damages, brought by Lester Pontius against Edison Lehman. The defendant was ruled to answer. Answer Filed An answer in general denial was filed in the breach of warranty charge brought by Fred and Richard McConnell against Rose Sether. Suit Dismissed The divorce action brought by Zella Baumann against Adolph Baumann was dismissed and the costs paid. Answer Filed An answer in general denial was filed by the in thje ejectment suit brought by Fred D. and Richard K. McConnell against

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1937.

New Photo of Queen Elizabeth I -i a - —...- ■ » -.-■■'i T X w... \ «. IHRt ily -■H■ " l ' l ' /a,M 'th JB Hers is a new and official photo of England's Queen Elizabeth, showing her majesty in a characteristic pose.

Rose and Charles Sether. Estate Case Inventory number one was filed, I examined and approved in the j estate of John Sink. « Counties Named After the parties failed to agree, the court named Wells, Allen and * Jay as available counties for venue 1 in the replevin suit brought by J. j D- Kitch agency, inc., against John r Bunner. t

Real Estate Transfers Da'las Brown, sheriff, to Federal Farm Mortgage Corp., 79 acres in I Jefferson township for $35'06.66. I Marriage Licenses William Macovey, 24, Bucyrus, truck driver to Mabel Mueller, 21, Decatur rural route. Arlo Vance Draike, 27, Docatur, route three, foundry employe to Sleta Irene Hazelwood, 18, Decatur

ALTON RICHARDS (CONTINUED FROM FAGIC ONKJ a local garage, while police directed the heavy amount of traffic attracted to the scene of the accident. 'o - ■ Bernard McCoy Is Freed Os Charge Bernard McCoy, ot Decatur route one, who was apprehended early last week on a hit-and-run charge, after allegedly hitting a pedestrian in Fort Wayne, Saturday night and leaving the scene, was acquitted in city court there Saturday. McCoy, who at first admitted being in the city but denied being involved in the mishap, acording to Fort Wayne police, later admitted striking Mrs. Margaret Dornseif, of that city. Witnesses testified, however, that McCoy stopped and offered to take the lady to the hospital. The offer was declined. o Mexican Is Injured When Struck By Auto Albert Gondalez, a Mexican, whose age or present address was not learned, was injured Saturday

night at 8:50 o'clock when struck by a truck owned by D. D. Stauffer of Berne and driven by Harold E. Mosses of near Geneva, on U. S. highway 27 just south ot the city limits. It is reported that Gondalez was

SORG’S MEAT MARKET FREE DELIVERY SERVICE PHONES 95 and 96 . TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIALS ALL CHOICE CUTS ALL CHOICE CUTS BEEF ROAST Sirloin STEAK 1 Lb. SAUER KRAUT and 1 Lb. FRANKS —for 21c NECK BONES _ 10c » o ™*. Made BEEF JJ c BRAINS 10c pudding 15c I I boil * TI: PORK STEAK 22'/»c HOME MADE PAN SAUSAGE .I'. 20c 'm SAUSAGE CASEING 25c FRESH HAM CENTER 25c SMOKED 27c Fresh Ground PEANUT BUTTER 12' 2 c | () LE O »A M IH, R<l M|NCE MEAT „ , 5C ~ 12y 2 C PICKLED PIGS FEET 15c I PURE LARD .. ■I a.

It’s a Pleasure to join in the McMillen Day Celebration » Our heartiest appreciation is extended to Mr. D. W. McMillen for the splendid achievements he has accomplished in the developing of agriculture. Through his untiring efforts, The Central Sugar Co., The Central Soya Co., The McMillen F’eed Mills and the McMillen Fertilizer Co., have grown, and earned a national reputation. With the increased interest in Agriculture, this territory for many miles around has “blossomed into the green spot of the Central States.” Farmers and manufacturer work hand in hand... both realizing the many advantages to be found in the close friendship and power to develop. This is I). W. McMillen day. We’re glad to have him in our midst and are more than pleased that our Company can be of service to him in the daily routine of his busy plants- % Citizens Telephone Co. DECATUR INDIANA

walking hear the right side of the center of the highway. The truck struck him above the right hip, where he suffered a contusion and laceration. He also sustained a deep scalp wound and a contusion above the note. He was

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i taken to the Adams county memorial hospital, where he wus iretli eu for shock and injuries. fT" srat . reported by his attending -physi- . clan today that unless cothplk-a---i tions follow his condition is not i considered serious.