Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 272, Decatur, Adams County, 17 November 1938 — Page 5

Were Proud Os Decaturs New Station g) MH®*”'’*-' ' •— — ..■■■ — - -- — ■ I Cangratulations Congratulations I B- to the Decatur Oil Company. Hearty good wishes for sucI ne are proud of their new cess to the Decatur Oil Co. The I Station and are pleased to have Sign Pole at this splendid staI Burnished the Lumber used in tion was built and constructed I Bts construction. by us. ■CITUB LUMBER CO. JOHNSON REPAIR SHOP S JEFFERSON STREET J CORNER Sth and JEFFERSON STREETS Ist Wishes Best Wishes We extend hearty good wishes — to the Decatur Oil Co. for for success to the Decatur Oil success. We are glad to have Company. We are proud to had the opportunity to furnish have been chosen to do the the Roofing and Heating for Plumbing for this new station. this splendid new station. ALTER PLUMBING & HEATING BUCHER TIN SHOP NORTH SECOND STREET PHONE 1377 ■ — - ■ “HOOSIER PETE” STATION leCdllll; Uli WV CORNER NUTTMAN & SEVENTH he Management wishes to thank the many satis- < > - Ji customers that have made purchases during | U ■ Drums filled at bulk plant. Deliveries made by ’ I wagon at any point. Hl-TEST ANTI-KNOCK I ■ VORTEX 72 Octane Gas is the best grade of 72 OCTANE rlular gas. It is not distressed cut ratt white third ■Slade, or inferior gasoline. It is not an open market THIS SALE CLOSES Aduct. Vortex 70 is produced in a new refinery Xng the latest methods including the Polymeriza- Rill MW 4 4 A A FRIDAY IKjO P.HI. ■ Try our Lub oils. ■ Have your car checked fur cold weafher at uur CLARK and RUSSELL FLAUGH ■ Phones 264 - 257 owners. Congratulations Congratulations and best wishes for continued The fine station of the Decasuccess. We’re glad to have tur on ( 0 . was painted with had a part in the new Decatur Kyanize Paint and Enamel fulOil Company station by fur- nished by this store. Best nishing the Sheet Metal Work. wishes for success. I ASHBAUCHER TIN SHOP KOHNE DRUG STORE NORTH FIRST STREET — - Best Wishes Best Wishes - and congratulations to the < The Gravel used in the conDecatur Oil Co. We’re glad to struction of the Decatur Oil Co. have furnished the Cement station was furnished from our Blocks used in the construction own pit. We extend congratuof this fine new building. lations and best wishes to the Decatur Oil Co. ICKER CEMENT WORKS Y OSI BROS. NORTH SECOND STREET B>„ ■■■■■». ■ mr.Ti - | I Congratulations — to the Decatur Oil Co. on their beautiful new station. If has been our pleasure to supply the Glass and Accessories We hope for continued success to Clark and Russell Flaugh. The new staiton is as fine as any in the city. I Dierkes Auto Parts WEST NUTTMAN AVENUE

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1938.

GIVE BIGAMIST JAIL SENTENCE Angola Business Man Sentenced To Two To Five Years Angola, Ind., Nov. 17. — i(U.R> —A strange case of bigamy that remained hidden for ten years was brought to light today with the sentencing of Burl Stilwell, 45, restaurant owner and respected Angola business man. Stilwell and his wife, a former Panldfng. O„ widow, lived here as Mr. and Mrs. James Cameron. All went well until the day Mrs. Cameron accused her husband of having immoral relations with her 13-year-old daughter He fregned insanity and was sent to an Indianapolis hospital for observation. Meanwhile, his fingerprints had been sent to Washington for a , check. When the report came back 1 it showed that Cameron, under the name of Stilwell, had: Been convicted of robbery at Logan, 0., when only 13 years old. Served In the army during the World war and in Panama where he deserted, later serving a sentence in Leavenworth. Married in 1919 and deserted his wife and child in 1927. Married Mrs. Sadie Reed, a widow, in 1931 without first divorcing his other wife. Judge Clyde Carlin of the Steuben county circuit court sentenced Stilwell to two-to-five years in the state prison on his plea of guilty I to the charge of bigamy. o CHARGES SOLON - — (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ! ists: | Bill McKie.- organizer. Stanley Novak, organizer. A man named Hartney, welfare i director. Martha Strong, executive board ! member. j Charles Nichiman, Tur is'edt i educational director. - o PLANS PROTEST — (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ! 60.45 for services rendered al- ' though no actual construction work j lias begun. He pointed out that Judge Kister has received in court approximately $20,000 in payments 1 for assessments on the ditch and | has allowed claims for nearly all of ; :his amount, although no work has | begun. Asking that the “unforeseen contingencies” clause be removed from the contract, which would permit the contractors, to collect more than their bid of $87,758, he charged me entire assessment list could be reduced 25 or 30 per cent instead of 10 per cent as approved by Judge Kister. He further claimed that the court ■ should have allowed claims of property owners for right of ways with ■ the $20,000 as until these are paid, the contractor would be a tresspasser if he should begin construction of the sewer. o COLE SUCCEEDS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) capacity for two years. He was principal of the Monroe school for four years, before receiving the appointment in Decatur. For six years he was the principal at the old Central building, which was then the. Decatur high school. Mr. Hocker served under six postmasters. They were: W. A. Lower, John Bosse. Harry Fritzinger, L. A. Graham, Phil L. Macklin and the present acting postmaster, Mrs. Lola P. Macklin. Mr. Hocker will reach the automatic retirement age in February, 1939. He plans to stay on at the office for some time. ——o ' " 500 Sheets B'/ 2 xll, 16-Ib White Paragon Bond typewriting paper 55c. The Decatur Democrat Co. ti — Plenty Fresh Fish at Gerber’s Meat Market — Cattish, Blue Pike and Fresh Oysters.

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