Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 262, Decatur, Adams County, 5 November 1938 — Page 5

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■ STATE BALLOT

fc.l DEMOCRATIC f Hkor U. S. Senator r Van Nuys > Fir Secretary of State I Eor State Auditor G. Thompson |>jS>or State Treasurer M. Robertson HE |™!vlerk of the Supreme | ■ Appellate Courts E 1 Paul Stump Mup't of Public Instruction | f I. McMurray Court Judge [ First District I ■ Curtis G. Shake ■ r«r Supreme Court Judge ■ Third District Eh. Natham Swaim For Supreme Court Judge I Fifth District HMichael L. Fansler gK EE Appellate Court Judge ®|irst District (South) Mk. Jewell Stevenson Court Judge E yirst District (South) BWilliam H. Bridwell Sly Appellate Court Judge District (North) ■ Huber M. DeVoss IE Appellate Court Judge Hpcond District (North) \

■Harvey J. Curtis Free! fcJ. rimes VOTE FOR A I HOME RULE . i CANDIDATE S SI ROBERT H. HELLER democratic candidate FOR state representative ADAMS AND WELLS COUNTIES My DESIRE is to REPRESENT the WILL of the PEOPLE of this DISTRICT. _ Pol, advt-

COURT HOUSE Appearance Filed An appearance was filed by Heller and Schurger for the defendant, Casper Miller, in the suit to secure a judgment on a legacy brought, by John Miller, Mary Kohne and Elizabeth Eithig. The defendant was ruled to answer. Estate Cases The renunciation of the right to serve as administratrix was filed by Leah A. Ehlnger, the widow, in the estate of Herman F. Ehinger. A petition to sell corporate stock Wjß filed, submitted and sustained and the administrator was authorized to sell 12 shares of corporate stock of the Tocsin Tile company for cash without notice for not less than the appraisement. A petition by the administrator to file a new bond and terminate the liability on the former bond was filed in the estate of Joseph W. Walker. A waiver of notice by bondsmen on former bond was filed. The petition was submitted and the administrator was authorized and directed to file a new bond in the sum of SB,OOO. A will was offered for probate, evidence heard and the will probated ai d ordered placed on record in the estate of Magdalena Christener. The will ordered Just debts and funeral expenses paid first. The sum of SBOO each was ordered given the following named children: Gottlieb. Christ E., Rosa, Lina Jacobs, Louisa Rayl, Caroline, Albert. Mathilda, Mary, Lavina Thompson. Fred, Ida R. and William Christener. The residue of the estate was ordered divided share and share alike among the children, Ida R. and William Christener. Ida R. Christener was nominated executrix. Au application tor letters testamentary

REPUBLICAN For U. S. Senator Raymond E. Willis For Secretary of State James M. Tucker For State Auditor Louis R. Markun For State Treasurer Arthur H. Berndt For Clerk of the Supreme Appellate Courts Paul C. Wetter For Sup't of Public Instruction Norman J. Lasher For Supreme Court Judge First District Arthur Rogers I — For Supreme Court Judge Third District Edgar M. Blessing For Supreme Court Judge Fifth District Harry L. Crumpaeker For Appellate Court Judge First District (South) Chauncey W. Duncan For Appellate Court Judge First District (South) Edgar Durre For Appellate Court Judge Second District (North) Dan C. Flanagan For Appellate Court Judge I Second District (North) Fred E. Hines

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1938.

COUNTY BALLOT

DEMOCRATIC For Representative in Congress 4th Congressional District James I. Farley For Prosecuting Attorney 26th Judicial Circuit Arthur E. Voglewede For Circuit Court Judge 26th Judicial Circuit J. Fred Fruchte For Joint Senator — Adams, Wells, Blackford Counties Von A. Eichhorn For Joint Representative Adams, Wells Counties Robert H. Heller — For Clerk Adams Circuit Court ' Clyde O. Troutner For County Auditor Victor H. Eicher For County Treasurer John W. Blakey For County Sheriff Ed. P. Miller For County Coroner Otho Lobenstefn For County Surveyor Waiter H. Gilliom For County Assessor Ernest J. Worthman For County Commissioner First District Philip Strahm For County Commissioner Second District Frank Liniger For County Councilman First District Henry Dehner For County Councilman Second District Julius Schultz For County Councilman Third District Ed. J. Kenney For County Councilman Fourth District Evert Banter For County Councilman At Large Fred Braun Dean Byerly August Conrad

CITY BALLOT

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN For Mayor For Mayor Arthur R. Holthouse ' Forrest Elzey For Clerk-Treasurer For Clerk-Tr<-surer Alice Christen H. Vernon Aurand For Councilman-At-Large For Councilman-At-Large First District ‘ First District George W. Meyer Russell Owens For Councilman-At-Large For Councilman-At-Large Second District i Second District George W. Stults | Morris Pingry For Councilman-At-Large For Councilman-At-Large Third District Third District Andrew Appelman George T. Harding For Councilman-At-Large For Councilman-At-Large Fourth District Fourth District Ed. J. Keller Charles C. Langston For Councilman-At-Large For Councilman-At-Large Herman M. Gillig 1 Kenneth Arnold

was filed by Ida R. Christener. A bond in the sum of SIO,OOO was filed, examined and approved. Letters were ordered, reported and confirmed. Fruchte & Litter- ■ er appeared as attorneys. Inventory number one was filed, j examined and approved in the I estate of Mary Ellen Rickard. Claim Dismissed A written dismissal of a claim was filed by Elmer Lautenschleger in the liquidation of the Old J Adams County bank. Appearance Filed An appearance was filed by W. D. Hamer for the defendants in the suit to enforce the stockholders liability, brought by the department of financial institutions against Reuben G. and E. Grace Schreck. An answer in general denial was filed. The case was submitted and a finding and judgment rendered for the plaintiff in the sum of SIOO and costs. An appearance was filed by N. C. Nelson for the defendant, in the suit to collect a promissory I note, brought by Dr. Lynn E. Elston against Alfred H. Deam. The I defendant was ruled to answer. A special appearance was filed I by T. M. Spahr and John DeVoss I for the defendant in the divorce case filed by Elaine McConnell against Carl McConnell. A idea in abatement was filed by the de i Cendant. Marriage Licenses Kenneth Harris, Poneto dairyman I to Helen Geisel. Decatur route four. Dale Wilson Oakleaf, Navarre, I Ohio farmer to Glenna Mae Young- j i man, Decatur route three. | John D. Sauder. Ashland. Ohio shipping <-lerk to Kathryn Depler. I Monroe clerk.

REPUBLICAN For Representative In Congress 4th Congressional District George W. Gillie For Prosecuting Attorney 26th Judicial Circuit Earl B. Adams For Circuit Court Judge 26th Judicial Circuit Arthur D. Unversaw For Joint Senator — Adams, Wells, Blackford Counties For Joint Representative Adams, Wells Counties Edward E. Llechty For Clerk Adams Circuit Co.urt Ralph Kenworthy For County Auditor Kermit Bowen For County Treasurer Walter Hilty For County Sheriff Robert Hill For County Coroner J. Jerome Yager For County Surveyor For County Assessor For County Commissioner First District For County Commissioner Second District James Andrews For County Councilman First District Ed Arnold For County Councilman Second District For County Councilman Third District Charles Jones For County Councilman Fourth District Rufus Glendening For County Councilman At Large Willis Glendening Albert Sprunger Dan Sprang

Men Outnumber Women Canberra, Australia. — (U.R) Every state in Australia continues predominantly male. Out of a total population for the continent of 6,881.848, males number 3,481,871 and females, 3,399,977.

VOTE FOR jfl' jNk ALICE CHRISTEN for CITY Clerk ■ Treasurer > Tuesday, Nov. 8 Pol. Advt.

RAINS AID IN (CONTINUED FROM FADE ONE) where 40 fires were out of control. Numerous tires were reported in j the Cumberland mountain region near Chattanooga, Tenn. In West Virginia state forester Dan B. Griffin appealed for 2,000 more volunteers. He said the tires were the worst the state has experienced in ' eight years. - -o CAST VOTES ON fCWNTTNUKD FXOX PACK ONE) j and Raymond E. Willis, Republi-; can for United States senator, has held promise of being one of the | most interesting. County voters : have heartily endorsed the candid-1 acy of Frank G. Thompson, Blufftoil newspaperman and Democrat ■ in his race for state auditor against Republican Louis R. Markun and the county is expected to ballot ' heavily In his favor. Other than a i party interest, the balance off Tie state ticket is not expected to lie so closely watched by county resi- 1 dents. City Ticket Heading the city election ticket, 1 of course, is the contest between 1 present Mayor Arthur R. Holt-1 house, newspaperman and Demo cratic candidate and Forrest Elzey, Republican barber, for the city’s executive post. Interest in the contest between Mrs. Alice Christen, Democrat and H. Vernon Auraud, Republican for the city clerk-treas-urer post, is expected to be second only to the mayor’s race. Since a new set-up permits city council seats to be entirely filled •by major party aspirants, rather , than requiring one minority memi ber as in previous elections the j I council post races also promise eni thusiasm. The Democratic candid- : ates are: George W. Meyer, first I district; George W. Stults, second; I Andrew Appelman, third; Ed. J. i Keller, fourth and Herman Gillig, I at large. The Republicans: Russell ’ Owens, first; Morris Pingry. secI ond; George T. Harding, third: | Charles C. Langston, fourth and - Kenneth Arnold, at large.

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\ • ♦ *■ - — Wvf '--IWi Judge Huber M. DeVoss Democratic candidate for the state appellate court, northern division—is the first Adams county resident on the state ticket of either major party in 20 years. Let’s show we appreciate the consideration given this county. Vote The Straight Democratic Ticket U. S. Senator FREDERICK VAN NUYS HI t■ ’’f® Secretary of State H 9 EDW. I). KOENEMAN’ Audtior of State H WF FKANK <>f J Treasurer of State Indiana Supreme ( ourt JOS. M. ROBERTSON CURTIS D ~ AkE Clerk Supreme and vu HME W’*”'" J® Appellate Courts Y ' ER PA 111 STUMP A. J. STEVENSON Mg||S' SflL , WM. H. BRIDWELL 9Mf Supt. Pub. Instruct. Hl BER M. De'' WS B||lLigls FLOYD L. McMURRAY HENRY J. CURTIS IWP»|MMMMEBi Advt. HlIWi . Political I -« Honest - Capable - Efficient

Where Dartmouth Grid Player Joined Cult - - a. I a ■ ■ ’-X • • % ' ’ ■■ ■ 3* W Salem farmhouse, kingdom of Holy Ghost and Us society ~ ' Harrington Gates Withdrawal of Harrington Gates, quarterback on He was found at the colony of the “Legion of God“, the undefeated Dartmouth college football squad, also known as the “Holy Ghost and Us society" at from the team to join a religious colony at Am- Amherst. The cult believes it alone can save souls herst, N. H., attracts the attention of both the from annihilation. Classmates of Harrington said sporting and news world. Gates, 24, of Saugus, perhaps the reason he had quit the team for the Mass., disappeared from the campus after return- cult colony was that he had objected to the “coming with the team from a game at New Haven. mercialism of college football."

WILLSHIRE NEWS! Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ktndall of ( Tipton, former residents here, were i calling on friends Thursday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. Bruner received} the sad news Monday foruoon of; the death of their brother-in-law. who was killed in an auto accident. Monday morning. Mayor E. H. Alspaugh and postmaster Wm. G. Hoffer were business visitors in Columbus Tuesday. Miss Betty Altheon left Sunday for Akron, where she will take a course in beauty culture. The M. E. Aid was entertained in the home of Mrs. Floyd Strickler, Thursday, Mrs. Pete Schumur assisting hostess. After the regular routine of business, a program ot

music and readings was rendered, j 1 A delicious lunch was served. > i Mrs. Emma Lautzenhiser and, ! Miss Mary Detter were guests j i I Thursday of Mrs. Jesse Lautzen- ■. ( heiser near Berne, Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Herman Myers and < ; son Gene and Mrs. Harriet Colter , , were guests Sunday in the L. £. 1 Brandt home in Wapakoneta. Atty Jesse Beam of Van Wert and ; Miss Vera Fisher of Fort Wayne ', were Sunday guests of Mrs. M. E. Beam. Mrs. W. W. Acheson, W. M. attended the O. E. S. grand chapter ; at Columbus last week. Mr. and Mrs. Will August and Mr. and Mrs. Ted August and daughter of Decatur were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. L. W. August. .Mrs. Esther Strickler, Mrs. John Schumm and Mrs. Hattie Koontz,!

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were Decatur shoppers Thursday forenoon. Mr. aud Mrs. Gerald Reisen and son ot Columbus were week-end guests tn the l*w August home. Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Geisler and daughter wer Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geisler. Miss Mary Deter entertained her Sunday School class at a masquerade party Wednesday evening. The decorations and refreshments were in keeping of the Halloween spirit. Curstis Hileman of Independence, Kansas, has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hileman and other relatives. Mrs. Russel Byer and daughters were guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kitson in Decatur, Mrs. E. D. Hurless was a guest of relatives in Fort Wayne last week.