Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 158, Decatur, Adams County, 6 July 1939 — Page 7

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lor this wereecmductsd ttunagh ttuu union's dommltory. They are adding onto thia building and also to the weal aide ot the Union Building Monday evening wa attended the allver anniversary program. We all had to laugh at the 4-H Blatt meeting <M 25 yeara ago and al! enjoyed the half hour band convert given by inc Shelby county band. We return ed to our room ready tor a good mght'a rent. Tuesday morning we weie all up bright and early to see It the store* were open. They were not no w« weal back to aee the boys’ demonatrations. In the afternoon we attc.-ided an organ prelude and later Al Htuan led us in singing which was Ulus-

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titrated by moving pictures. I’m lure! ■ we ail think Mr. btnart la n grand' i song leader! • in the evening we attended the* banquet and all ot ua enjoyed it and I had a very good time aingtng. ’ Adler the banquet a party was bold at the women * gymasvum and wo all had a very interesting evening. 1 Later -wc enjoyed retresMueiMs ot Ice cream burs ami apple* and re-i I turned for another night cf rest at I I our rooming house. JI Wednesday morning we went tor' a drive to view the surrounding country. After breakfast we went to the livestock pavilion to tlnd out, - it our county damonatration team was one ot the three high. 1 he oth or demonstration* were "Control ot l dunlins' from Tippecanoe county and Poultry Lice" from Vigo counI ty ' After lunch we went to Fowler Hull to hear Marlon county orcheetra. This included the awarding « trophies. 1 think you can sJ imagi !n>- our pride and joy when Adams county won first in the d.-monaira tton. At I.uo p. M. we started tor our home sweet home, tired but emu one thinking ot th* good times we HAPPY RELIEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE JtaL 54Ft.es 1 * SflT* " The Ulna,. Nature a < aim •*“ * >*■* • Am "V sn-WI » p-.<»b nt areu aa>i hernia* aSareethm n»> ba amMSia* arvn< with » w kid an, or hUWa Soo t week aaU. ?.■»■.,<» waata mattar a*., .« th. bk.. t r>X mW-n. ma, aZ£ ba- aarhaa. rtwemalto naiaa Inm <4 pan "aaj | tram, boa th. bb«L o«

’liad. Happy Hustler* The Hartford Happy Huebers 4 H Club met June 2B al the Hartford high school, with twelve member* ■ present. Helen Glrndenning was elected a* contestant for the 4-H queen. Those present wore; Hu h Leftman, Joau Urandilenard. Joan Striker. Helen Hurley, Florence Clark. Katherine Price, Thelma Arnold, Norm* Fields, Helen Glendennlng, j | Lorie Haines. Harriott striver and | tud Huth Grandlb nard. The net meeting will bo held July ‘ *2. at 1:M p. m., Hartford high i school. Jolly Junior* The Prwble Jolly Juniors 4-H club mot at the home of Lillian Stoip June 2b with nine member* present. Eleanor Meyer. Margaret Niekwu. aud Allee Stoip. A sewing period wa* enjoyed af- ' ter which the business meeting was held. The club chose a* its candid ‘ate for Fair Queen Norma Aerling. Aiso the members who Will participate in the judging contest. They |are: Sewing, Norma Worttag; Baking. Lillian Koenemann, Canning. Florence Hoffman. Play practice was scheduled tor I July 7. This play will be rendered at the achievement program. The club was then entertained by a song from Mar-ell* Ho'tman. a recitation by Lillian Koeremann, and a demonstration by Lillian Stoip on "The Making of a Placket" A very delicious lunch was then served by the homeas, Lilliau Stoip. Games were then enjoyed The next meeting will be held at ihe b<*ne ot Florence and Marcella Hoffman at the regular tine, I:3b C. S. T. on July 12. Purdu* Round-Up (By Berntcc Mathys) On the achievement record ot my rta years In 4-H Club work. 1 won i trip to the Purdue Round Up from Jun* 12 to the 14<n. At 8:05. June 12, Mis* Juanita Lehman picked me up at the Geneva bus station. After we arrived at

Accused Bank Head V r■ 1L V z*- * ***** **H’’’ - k* ’ '*** ’- V J Walter P. Jacobs Arrested on a warrant charging he made a false entry of 210.000 in an Adrian. Mich., bank ledger. Walter P Jacobs, 42, resigned president of the bank, confessed to federal agents in Detroit he embezzled $120,000 of the bank's funds. we went to our rooms and unpacked our bags. Then we went to the cafeteria in the Union Building and ate our lunch. The afternoon was spent in watching girl's demonstrations at the Kllza Fowler Hall. Two of the demonstrations were "How to pack a Suitcase' 1 aud "The Care ot the Skin." The girl's dormitory was having open house Monday afternoon so the members <rf our group accepted the invitation. Our guide showed tu the kitchen. dtntng-ro<wn laundry, recreation room, and bedrooms. In the evening wc enjoyed a concert which was given by the Shelby county farm bureau 4-H band, whose director was Hubert Marshall. Tuesday morning we watched a few of the boy's demonstration* which were quite interesting, id I tae afternoon we attended an organ ! prelude given by H. Irwin Metzger ■ and also a program called "S’ng and } Be Happy." The main speaker war ! Mary L. Matthews, dean ot home le.-onomlcs. Her topic was “Wort | -ind Be Happy." At the Union Building. Tuesday j night, every 4-H member and teachler was invited to attend tne 4-H club banquet. After the banquet we bad our I choice of either going to the Me I mortal gymnasium to play gamer and folk dances or to the dance m the ball room ot the Building. Wednesday wo had the pleasure lot seeing three groups ot boys repeat their demonstrations, two were I* dairy aud one was poultry. Several 4-H Club mem*>ers told .of their experiences and work in Itaeir years ot work over the dinner belt program W. L. S. at El‘*a Fowler Hall. John Htmme. field manager ot I Prairie Farmer, gave an inte*-eating •attt about what other boys and ! gills of other nations are doing I when they are ot 4-H Club age. The last event ot the day was the I presentation ot awards by Dr. Z M. ’ Smith at the Eliza Fowler Hail. | Some of the awards warn trips, trophies, ribbons, medals and (nonley. We were all very pround to see Adams county boys demonstration team win a trophy and a trip. ■ At 3:00 p. m. we started on our I wuy to Adams county. At Marlon we stopped and ate a small ItuKii t was very happy to think I was amung the few of Adams county to win this trip. It was very educational and Interesting to me and I am «ure every one enjoyed it. o —— GREAT BRITAIN I (CONTINUKt) FROM PAUIB (INK! meaaa of returning to the R<-lcb j would mean war If i*o|pnd march cd to resist such action. While In Argentina German i residents were reported snbacribIng to the purchase of a golden crown for Adolf Hitler, th- Nazi fuehrer appeared to be following his usual tactics of shifting thNasi pressure In order to find thweakest spot In his opposition's ranks or to divert attention from CHANGE OF ADDRESS Subscribers are requested to give old and new address when ordering paper changed from one address to another. For example: If you change your address from Decatur R. R. 1 to Decatur R. R. 2. instruct us tu change the paper from route one to route twu.

his main object Ivn. Nasis bally- ( hoard Ihsir reception tor th« Bui garlan premier, George Kloasolv-I anov, at Berlin to discuss closer relations with the Reich and there were signs that tho totalitarian bloc was shifting Its maneuvers toward southeastern Kuropa with Rumania the chief objective. The German minister at Bucharret complained about failure ot Rumania to cteiperate fully under terms of the German-Rumanian trade pact and propaganda was suddenly revived among the German. Hungarian and Bulgarian minorities In Rumania the far east, sevwre fighting

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I continued between Russian and I Jup«u«<ne forcM on the frontier of ' Manchukuo and outer Mongolia, where hundreds of soldiers have been officially reported killed and scores of aliplanea and tanka de- ! atroyed. Following Japanese claims of spectacular triumphs, the Hovlet government laaued a communique elating that outer Mongolian Ruaalnn troops had won a three day battle over the Japanese who loet &o tanka. 4b airplanes, eight field guna and MH) killed. Hovlet loaaea were put at 100 killed, 2tW wound-, ed. 2?> binka mid armored cars and

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nine airplane*. The communique aald the Japanese army preaa chief in Manvhukuo had baun ousted for false claims of Ja pa near triumphs At Tokyo, however, another diapalch from the front claimed that RuaI ainns were yielding Io a Japatirae offensive In which they suffered i heavy loaaea ■ -O— —- - ' i Five Rollh Adding .Machine paper with rip-cord opener and end-of-roll nignal 50c. Every roll In vacuum cleaned to remove all lint and dust. The Decatur Democrat Co.