Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 106, Decatur, Adams County, 2 May 1940 — Page 5

(SPAY, MAY 2, 1940.

f Plat of Central Addition in the North Part of Town Where 25 Houses Will Be Built i . I’or Employes of McMillen Industries *V ] j g/ 'K * • I I X i /* / X V 1 I ]•) — M —J ■I I /,/ 7 zsX\ i I ® ’ I '• /*/ A x I * W I 1 * T \V/ f />x - I | 1 I r • >z I I I ff * tS 24 'f!|J222l !20 | I ' ' ■Ai’\ I / \\ ■g! X —^-ae — m »»— •• L»r L<r I—i-u: *■ / ' \ I L4—.M fcl-T-fltri- m-mr-ri-v - i I ■■Smihlll 'PI - - ■■ et hr o* 1 «J UMI I co -wo i S &W t »<€••• I SODIfiOS - «'IIH tCC I*o SOD'HOW ■ ‘ I Ili d Hi j bi J_ M< Millen Hume Building Corporation of thin city proposes to build 25 modern houses for employe! of the McMillen Industries in the anove addition, which lie* north of «treet and between Alorlh Secund strsot. gxteuded lu addition to the slrcela and alley* shown. the space in the upper left hand corner 1* reserved for « playground and To the west I* the Pennsylvania railroad track*. On North Second afreet, three of the present houses located there will la- remodeled The bouse on lot aim will be new one built. The plat hs* been approved by the council and will Ire recorded aa Central Addition to the city of Decatur The McMillen Home Hitildliiv < orpoiation uti the work started by Dale W. McMillen of Fort Wayne, board chairman and founder of the Central Sugar Company. McMillen Feed Mill* and Central Soya Company. |sm»->„d the building of IS bouse* hi l»3s for company employe*

BRI HOUSE ~ Hfl Rotate Caae* . us Sylvia Mtt'aln. I . Ml).- i>! uutl< ol Ih.r.)>ort wu* filed The report wm aubmlttod ' loutid the net value to be SZ.4&I.SK and no a|>|>talter wa, allowed

Outstanding BUYS in beautiful and Attractive BED ROOM SUITES We are proud to present our showing of lovely Bed Room Suites at attractive low prices. You can buy a 4-piet e Suite, good construction, new atyle for as low as $39” • / » COMPLETE HOME FUKNISHINGS AT LOW PRICES. OPEN EVENINGS V • I I I • I i [lucky & Co |m| Monroe, Ind.

B in the estate of Fred Stauffer, a petition to determine the Inheritance tax wa* filed and referred to ' the county aaaeaaor. In the estate of Schafer, j renunciation by Irene Schafer a* executrix was filed. Application tor lettera of admUiiatratlon with will annexed waa filed by Mary Jane linker. f'on*ent of hualtsn'l wa* fll-

••d. Bond in the num of 12.5 M van filed. The letter* were ordered, reported and confirmed. Case Diamitaed The damage lull of Robert Ha- ' bugger againat the New York Central and St. Ixrul* railroad wax diami**ed and the coat* paid. Appearance Entered John L. heVoaa entered appearance for the defendant in tire po»*e**ion euit of Dore Anxpaugb againat Donald Foreman. o ” ACTIVITIES OF ADAMS COUNTY 4-H CLUBS • ♦ Waahmgtoa Townahi* The Waahington township Itoya 4-H dub held an organilatlon meetI ing at the Waahington School Monday The following officer* weie elected: preaident. Jack Andrew*; Vicepresident Billy Doherty; secretarytreasurer. Kletn Scbnepp; new* reporter Cbarlea Conelly; recreational leader. Bobby Arnold. After the election ot •Ulcer*. ’ Ml** Jaunita l-elunan. county club lender, gate the inemlier* their record books and inatruction sheet* and alao explained bow to fill out the book* The following inemoer* were prewent; Jack Andrew*. Bobby Arnold. Cbarlea Connelly. Billy Doherty. Kte-th Scbnepp and Gerald Gro»e. the Iwdn of the 4-H club. The nett meeting will be held on Monday May 27. at the Waabbiglou acbol at 7:20 P. m. Work And Wwt The Work and Win 4-H Club of Jaffarwon townahip held tbelr flrat 'meeting at the home of tbr lewder. Mr*. Holman Egly Monday, with *U member* present. Ml** Juanita Indimao. county club agent, wa* al- ; m> In aneudance. The tallowing officer* were electled: pnwldrnt. Ruth Cbrtaty; viceI pre-ideat, Grace Moaaer: secretaryI Ireasuror. Harriet Haines; new* I reporter. Mary Alice Butcher; song leader, la-la Smitley; recreational leader. Verna Mar t'Mlongia; plan--I*l. Nyla Morningstar. The rtßreahment* were eervi-d by the lK>*«e»a Mr*. Kgly The ne»t meeting Will be held at the home of Mr*. Hobnail Egly u* May ». RUMANIA FEARS r-QVTtXtmt, mOM PAGE ON» eastern Europe Among other tumor* wa* that a "mystery alrpiane" arriving here Sunday with topic* of German Foreign Minister Joachim Von Ribbentrop'a atatemeal that Great Britain had planiM«d io iuvade Norway before the German* did »o. had carried two myatorlou* pa**■■ngeri who may have *tay<-d here Milruagb tb<- rumor seamed untrue. It wa* said that the passcngor* ware believed to be Garman JUr Marahal Hermann Goering and nl» brother, a heavy industry oM clal. or Ribbentrop himself. Tbr "Ufth column" or ••Troian hoiM-" rumoi* gained aumc credence when police submitted to lb*

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tn Ini* try of Interior yesterday the name* of 300 i<er»on« recommended for expulsion from the country A large majority of them were naid to be German agent*, come In di* guise Ru**la’i attitude toward Rumania. especially toward Hess ariabi*. a- section of Ru»*ia given to Rumania a* a result of the world wr. was anotbei factor In servousueaa here. A Jugoslav trade mfiaion stopped here a few days ago en route to Moscow and it wa* understood that the possibility of war in the Balkans was dhu-UMed. Home Rumanian circles heard that Russia had agreed to renoame all claims on Bessarabia for the duration of the war If Ru mania promised to aid Jugoslavia In the event of an attack hy Italy. However, it was feared here that If Rumania entered such an agreement, Germany would aid Hungary In an attack on Transylvania. O'"'_ — “Leap Yeor” Km Defy Odd* Pasadena, Cal (UR) Mr and Mrs William F. Welsh have two children that are “Mmp year” hahles Arth). Welsh. 14, was horn on Feb 2». SS34. and bls sister, Dorothy Welsh I. wa* burn on Feb !» 1»32 A I’aaad, a* proses lot who endeavored to calculate matbrma'ically the odd* against two leap-year babies In one family

Youth on Trial in Girl Murder 14 OTw *w ' ■OT WgsrW * J. I. A'. PAonrphoto On trial at Cam.len N J. in taWiectwn with the alaying ot S7mrrar> eld War.da Dworeclu la»t Auguat. Peter Shewihuk, right. go<* 'jw-r <Men*e plan* with hi* attomnv Thn-ww Madden. In -miH alate > lamia that Shewilmk wa* hired bv Uw girl * father, tl - R»v. Waiter A Dwnrci kl. to »i*y h' r in order to udleel her tnauranc*. Dwpreciu alreauv I>** o*en aMcutea lor Uw cnmt

UNSAFE «tHOME du mm, SMFiCMii S4HFF coewca got up to the 10,tHMt,two-1 point and then gave It up. - u Reform Hit* New Orleans New OrleaUH (UR) Tie . form wave wbh h spread over leniinana fulluwiug Ibe exposure of Uie state's multifarious soiudal* now has pen. traled the New (Jib an* police department Effective Man h I. every policeman uu the lune waa ordered to report three times weekly tor physa al training • nurses.

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