Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 175, Decatur, Adams County, 26 July 1945 — Page 3

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I AGLtY W D CKOSS i Nit HAS MEETING W Members *«f the Magley unit of Red Cross "H-t Tuesday even,r at the of Mrs. Herman " r 'ififrevcning was «spent in lW ing infant gowns. social hour, delicious frerinnents were served by the steii ‘J®* meeting next week 411 be at the home of Mrs. Otto ieberich. a ! class 1 RECENTLY lea class* of the First ch entertained their guests with a supper he church basement, erved at long, beautied tables. Thp Rev. red prayer. iness meeting followluded Mrs. W. C. Feljrth, Tex., Mrs. FreeMonroe, Mrs. Goldie Wayne, Mrs. Von Re--1 Mrs. Swenson, Ira Shroll, C. E. Belt, Cal I. Strickler, Freeman •oe, and Roy S. John- | I \ entitled “School S I jays," Wjjftt' c. eiited by the class, J | nd I recitations were AUGHTERS MEETING il Daughters class of vangelical church enIc Tuesday evening at lan park. Following y he supMß a short business meett ag was wlducted by the presidy mt, Cole. Thirteen « aeniberiaßiswered the roll call. ' HostessA were Mrs. Brice Roop, fa. HdK Hoblet and Mrs. RusS £1 Melcfcfc U feedtßburg School Itructßy Lightning j fke Ve«K-burg high school build|g by lightning yesterft fry, cagSe damage of $4,000. SkyV UH shattered and furniture fed destroyed. 't F n< * Slipping MfSE TEETH J 50 h dr °P. S, 'P or wabble eat. laugh or sneeze? ■ B t . e<i and embarrassed by 5 & WK*. FASTEETH. an alka- * ' powder to sprinkle on ■ r , P“S® keeps false teeth more 7 confident feeling of sev comfort. No gummy, taste or feeling. Get FASany drug gtora.

■ h I I J | I When We Refer To A | I i j Family’s Ability To Pay | « \ -- it does not mean their expenditure !l | j should deprive them of their last dollar, j ! WE KEEP IN MIN!) THEY [ | ! HAVE OTHER BILLS TO PAY. It is I j this practical consideration of their f | | needs that keep the goodwill of those I j who call us. [ l|: GILLIG 8 DORN j ■ S FUNERAL HOME PHONE 794 ! - g Malted Milk Cake; I ■ I * | $ ' "Bilik *h‘ s "'eek’s B £ j& B Cake Os The fc Er -*"" "'.B Week Treat. fl I flB Especially | Good! 39c 58c ! I Js something different! A distinctive | I t^ e will delight the entire family. | serv i n £ it this week-end. ® I At all independent food stores < I or at our bakery. * I I I .Stewart’s Bakery •

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Phones 100 G—lool Thursday Circle I of W. S. C. S. of Methodist church, Mrs. O. L. Vance, 2:30 P. m. Circle II of W. S. C. S. of Methodist church, Mrs. Earl Colter, 2:30 p. m. Circle 111 of W, S. C. S. of Methodist church, Mi«. John Doan, 2:30 p. in. Circle IV of W. S. C. S. of Methodist church, Mrs. Floyd Acker, 2:30 p. m. Ruth and Naomi circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, church parlors, 2:30 p. m. I Ruralistic study club, Mrs. Antej lia Miller, 8 p. m. Friday Baptist Philo class, Ilanna-Nutt-nian shelter house, 6:30 p. m. American Legion auxiliary, Legion home, 8 p. m. Monday Cub day-camp, picnic and swim, junior-senior high school gym, 10 a. m. Tuesday Delta Theta Tau called business meeting, Elks home, 8 p. m. Wednesday Zion Lutheran Married Couples cluli “Farm Frolics’ party, Orley Walters barn, *8 p. m. Charles G, Norris, Novelist, Is Dead Palo Alto, Calif., July 26 (UP) —Charles Gilman Norris, 63-year-old novelist, died in a hospital here late yesterday of a chronic heart ailment, Norris was stricken last summer in New York and hospitalized there. He returned to Palo Alto last fall and was living at La Estancia, the Norris* summer home at Saratoga when he entered the Palo Alto hospital six weeks ago. Brother of the author Frank Norris and husband of novelist Kathleen Thompson Norris, Norris was known as the author of the monosyllabic novels, “Brass,” "Bread," “Seed” and others. “ 1 ■ ■■■ ■ () ■■ ■ — ■ Driver Killed In Train-Truck Crash Greenfield, Ind., July 26—(UP) —’Harry Elsburg 25, driver for the Greenfield ice and fuel company, was killed yesterday in a trucktrain crash. Elsbury's truck was hit by a Pennsylvania passenger train. He died instantly.

LOCALS Mis. W. C. Fellows of Fort 'Worth, Tex., left Monday evening , tor Rushville after spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane and family. Twenty-eight girls of the G, neral Electric office enjoyed a swimming party and picnics, li.st evening at. Berne. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller and son ■lack of Fort Wayne were visitors here last evening. Mrs. Cora N. Glacis, formerly of Ossian, died in Chicago yesterday, following a stroke of paralysis which occurred a month ago. Funeral will be at the Elzly funeral home in Ossian 'Friday afternoon. Pvt. Robert Magley of Bluffton is now stationed at Kessler Field, Miss, His address is 15346954, AAF 3704 11. U. Sq, Flight 685. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Magley. Mid. Cornelious Schirack, Mrs. Hilda Gaunt, Mrs. Herman Keller, Mrs. Charles Holthouse. Miss Mina Lampey and Miss Verona Miller visited with Mm- Ann Murtaugh in Fort Wayne last evening. Daniel Sprang, prominent Decatur man, who has been -eriautsly ill at the Adams county memorial hospital for several weeks, has been moved to the Castle convalescent home, 308 South Washington street, Van Wert, O. Mm. Willard Rohrer, of Detroit, who hais* been here for several weeks during the illness of her grandfather, Daniel Sprang, will return to her home the first of the week. 0 — — Filling Station And Truck Yards At Berne Work has started at the south edge of Berne on the construction of a filling station and truck freight yards by W. E. Petrie, local oil dealer, and L. A. Mason, of Columbia City, who al-o plan to build a restaurant in connection with the new business enterprise. The site is the triangular area between U. S. highway 27 and South 'Harrison street in Berne, terminating in the tip where these two roads meet about five blocks south of the Mi nnonite church. Plans call for a modern and attractive filling istation, with sufficient ground space to accomodate large freight trucks tnat travel over U. S. road 27. Mr. Petrie purchased Hit* Socony Vacuum oil stations in this city and Berne from Clarence Ziner. Portland Gas Dealer Is Suspended By OPA ■ Indianapolis, July 26 (l'P)-i-Earl .JJu.ll of Portland, filling r- ration operator, was (suspended from selling gasoline for 1* days yesterday by lite OPA for a 187-gallon shortage and failure to Veep rationing records. Fourteen other cases were considered.

KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes Flush Out Poisonous Wasta If you havean excessof acids in yourblond, your 15 miles of kidney tubes may be over* worked. Thesetiny filtersand tubes arc working day and night to help Nature rid your system of excess acids and poisonous waste. When disorderof kidney function permits poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it rnaycausenaggingbackache. rheumaticpains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling, puffiness under the eyes, Headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning sometimes show’s there is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Kidneys may need help the same as bow--518, so ask your druggist for Doan’s Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by milions for over 40 years. Doan’s give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney :übes flush out poisonous waste from your jlood. Get Doan's Pills.

gCffif'K ): x’jp::: :: x ::.-. ;:m jfXi: ;r>fi< >< «''« :t«.a:x:: s: ••s..a^4.,wua l f IMPORTANT H S NOTICE! H i M R g Due to the low water pressure at the ;: •;. present time, all residents of (he City » |i of Decatur are asked to « I Refrain From SPRINKLING I I |XJ « D lawns and gardens for the balance of the week. Your cooperation will be “ greatly appreciated. j City of Decatur WATER DEPARTMENT i ■ a

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■ x raslm poll |1 11 1 11 j j 1 111 | IM tly Hiuiiiiiiiiii»itnjhiniiui-U» The address of James Burwell Kitchen, ARM 1/c, is Box A. N. A. S., Seattle, Wash. Pfc. Jerome Braun is home on a 3‘‘ day furlough after spending 20 months in the European theater of war He is the con of Mr and Mrs. Frank Braun. Mrs. Kathryn King-Hann has received word that her husband, Carl Eldon Hann, who was wounded during the fighting in Europe, has now been transferred to the army ho*-pi-tal at Fort Benjamin Harrison ami will arrive here Friday evening on a weekend pass. He is the son of county school superintendent and Mrs. Lyman L. Hann. Capt. Wendell Mann of Fort Knox, Ky„ is spending a leave in this city. Among those graduating recently from an intensive course of basic engineering training at service schools at Great Lakes was Richard David Clark. 20, husband of Mrs. Beulah Clark, route four. Decatur. His training has been designed to fit him for a specialized navy job in the Pacific war, and also for skilled work in industry when peace comes. T/Sgt. James Highland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Highland, has left. El Centro, Calif., on his way to Quantico, Va., where he will enter officers training of the marine corps. Sgt. Highland will go through Fort Wayne Saturday and his parents hope to be able to see him. o —. Honorable Discharge Staff Sgt. Paul E. Nevil of Geneva. He was discharged through the point system at Camp Atterbury. • HAKORN C0R?« RSWFSN SIS “In all my thirty years of cooking and keeping house, I've never been able to achieve such absolute perfection", writes a lady from Massachusetts. Even experienced cooks are delighted to discover Flakorn. [ Housewives are W / equally enthusiastic I about el I RAKO J \ F2E CRUST

In Philippines I » > w - Pvt. John E. Bauman, son of Mr. and Mi’s. Fred Bauman of Pleasant Mills, is now stationed 'in the Philippines. He entered the army in November, 1944 and. Went overseas last May. He is a graduate of Pleasant Mills high school and prior to his military service was employed at th*- General Electric. Mexican Injured In Accident Wednesday John Acampo, 39, a Mexican employed at the Central Soya plant, is a patient .in Adams county m '- inorial hospital as a result of injuries received last evening when his car. a 1930 Model-A Ford, was demolished. Acampo was driving west on state road 124 at a point about a mile west of Coppess Corner, according to reports, when his car crashed into a tree that had been cut and which fell across the road. Acampo was hurt about the chest and cut on the face. Full extent of the chest injuries will not be known until later, it was stated. The accident was reported to deputy sheriff Sam Bentz, who inve;-

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Russia Asks United Nations Relief Aid UNRRA Committee To Study Request Washington, July 26. (I'P)The I'lilted Nations relief and rehabilitation administration took under cotir-idi ration today a Rusian request for $7110.11(10.000 worth of UNRRA aid. The Russian rei|iiesi. second only to China's bid for $945,000,000 in relief, was revealed last night b_. I'NRRA acting director gencr.il Roy Hendrickson. An UNRRA supply committee will study the Rmssian request in light of regulations (hat permit aid f only to nations unable to pay for f their own relief. I Hendrickson al. o revealed that [ $1,379,000,000 o. the $1,862,000,000 i in contributions authorized or in 4 process of authorization for ] UNRRA have been paid. The I’. , S. has authorized $1.350,m)0.()0n .rid paid S.BOO 000.000 of that amount. Hendrickson said I NRRA t slii;i- < inents to liberated countries t > date total 1.304,000 long Inns with Greece getting tile Lion's share 843,000 tons. The p ak period of UNRAA's op orations is just ahead, witli po;t and shipping facilities quickly be ’ coming available in a newly-lib ■ erated Europe. Hendrickson revealed that 1 Trieste on the Adriatic is open for ' UNRRA shipments to Yugoslavia ~ and that Danzig on the Baltic will be opened for shipments to Poland. o Trade In a Gocn Town — Decatur

Porter Is Taken To State Prison Today Sheriff Leo Gillig left this morning for Michigan City to turn Robert Porter. 31, over to the Indiana -tate prison, where he will start serving a one to Hi year term for grand larceny. Another ease agaimst. him for robbery will come up later hi circuit court. Railway Mail Clerk Is Suicide Victim Indianapolis, July 26 I UP) Ear! S. Slaymaker. -16-year-old rail- [ way mail clerk, was found dead in lan Indianapolis hotel yi iderday ' with bullet woundo in bis chest

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