Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 224, Decatur, Adams County, 21 September 1939 — Page 5

’■NEMAN TO ■ecandidate ML, Ihii.uluin Seek' >^V () |> Nomination Hl for (<<''crii<»r I" 4 BW ... >■ .-f-B . . : * .>•■•*! - ,u ’ B WK- ■.■'>■ ■ s■, ' 1 iih, 1 jt professions." is assertjoined the service dur- ■ 2&B a: ‘ l 1:1 m utucteMful candidate ■ |H|,(ouiitt l’a*tor> ■pp'o. t h .n.< 111 law !■ ceanty ministe" al a»»oJppy RELIEF |OM PAINFUL ICKACHE - . ■ .•■ . — • ->■•> ■ » -*»:* •>» r <fe- ««« !Ka> ' ■ -u. . B» ■ • - l~ 4 r-| .>.l M , c—. ■■ ■ • .a <• ■ w.. . r H».U— M - • «■>’>’••< . ... tC ■

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Speaks Tonight v’ "•w* Mr* R <’, Muni®. of Huntington will ®p®nk at the Church or God tonight at 7 30 o'clock. "After be lug desperately ill tor more than tour months. I waa healed In an ewer to prayer." Mrs Hume state* I "Hear bow God heal* yet today a tor* and congressman George W. Gillie of the Fourth district of tbeir opposition to any change in the present neutrality la*. "Members of the association are rtrongly of the opinion that a booming trade la war supplies will inej vuably lead the Lulled tales into armed conflict . . The group wired the legislators. 1 — <> • Adams County | | Memorial Hospital | " "' 1 ■■ ——l Mrs Louise Witte, AS. of Decatur i OJte one. waa admitted to the Adam* county memorial hospital thia I afternoon when she sustained a fractured right shoulder in a fall lon the steps of her home She is resting nicely, although -.uttering some from shod TRUCK LOAD APP L E S and PEACHES at SALE BARN * Tomorrow.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, SEPTEMB ER 21,1939.

20,000 0.0. P. TO HOLD MEET Indiana Krpublicana Plan Huge Rally At FairgroundN By Paul T. Smith. • UP. Staff Correspondent) Indianapolis. Sept. jj _ kjj») _ 1 Twenty thousand Republicans will •ather here this weehend for the “IMO barbecue nt the state fair ground* which admittedly will he the party * official opening of the campaign with which It hopes to capture the I*4o election Tremendous preparations have' been made for thia hug® rally. The Indiana Republican Editorial A Seo ctatkm and the state central committee have joined their forces for the occasion. Preliminary roundups have been held during the summer under the sponsorship of the association and Republican district committees In almost every political dtstrkt of the state. Personal invitations to sttend have been sent to every Republican precinct committeenun and woman, each organisation of-, fleial. and to every Republican of , flee-holder In Indiana, city, town ship, county and stat* The purpose la to infuse the party with a been sense of the prospect* ahead, imbue the entire organisation with enthusiasm for ! the campaign, allow all potential I*4* candidate* to make hay. ami to let Hoosier voters know that the Republican party i* a living, breathing machine geared for the election buttle. The last state committee meeting showed signs of harmony atuotig the party leaden, and it was asserted that there would be n<> j change of leadership until after the primaries neat May uor any factional flare-ups The meeting this weekend consequently Is expected to stress the need for a united party and reveal Republican uuity as far as the I*4o objec- ' tlves are concerned. The wealth of candidates tor ofNO MATTER what you need Niblick’s Have the Right DRESS for You fl i ■ l' I \ taciting choice! Dresses with cartridge pleat bodices, upswept necklms—new backswept or front-full skirts! Crepe*, sheer wool*. Hundred* of New Dress** in stock. Regular and Helf Sites. sl-98 s2*9* s3*9B $4.9* $7.98 NIBLICK &C 0

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flee is viewed as a healthy condl- ’ tlou by most party leaders, indlca five of heightening G. O. P. activity all over the state with the resultant possibilities at th* polls The week-end activities will start tomorrow with the editorial association session* There will be an afternoon huddle at which pol Icy resolution* and other pertinent matters will be discussed. In the evening there will be a dinner meeting at which James J. Wads worth. New York state assemblyman and potential nominee for governor. will be the principal speah er. Saturday morning the Republf-

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• I cans will stage a two-mil* parade through downtown Indianapolis reportedly the idea of Homer Cape hart, Washington. Ind. industrialist who sponsored last year's not- i ed “cornfield conference.” Every i county in the state will participate . in the line of march At noon there will be a barbe ! cue at the fairground* to be fol-) lowed by the speaking program 1 Frank Gannett. Rochester. N. Y. ’ publisher, will deliver the princi- ' guy address. Glenn Frank, chairman of the national Republican program committee formed more j than a year ago. may reveal for the first time some of the commit- i

i ten's decisions regarding 194 U election policy. Also on the program will bn (’spehsri and Mrs. Bertha Heuer, national committeewomau from Illinois Former Local Man Diea In Nebraska Orville M. Kinta ». of Plattemouth. Nebraska, died Wednesday uf'ernoon at 3:M unlock at bls’ •tome, according m word recevled by his sister. Mrs. William Kobne <>f this city. Mr. Klnts wag Ul tha I'rat part of August with a strepto I cocclc infection but was able to b® up. The esact cause of his death was not given in the wire. Th® deceased was born November tt. I*7*. a son of William K- and Ivttherlne Vorndran Klnts. He re'»ided here 30 year* ago. He la survfved by two sister*. Mrs William Kohue of this city and Mr*. John - 1 .

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Junk of Fort Wayne, and two broth- ! cm. John Klnts of Decatur anl ECuren* Klnts of Van Wert Ohio. The brother* and slate®* of tha deceased loft today to attend the futteiwl services, which will be held in Platmiouth Baturdsy mornlug. — -a Church To Observe (•olden Anniversary i ’’‘he golden annlverMry of the I PleaMnt Dale Church of the Brethren will be observed Sunday, wl'.hi 1 an all day meeting at the churchRev. R C. Winger of Manchester college and a format pastor of the I church, will be th* guest speaker. ' A r -minlacenee service will bn aba*®d by former pastors and friend*. Th® public Is invited to attend ■ I < specially those who formerly worshipped st the church. A basket! dinner will be ®njoved at uoon.

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