Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 151, Decatur, Adams County, 27 June 1946 — Page 6

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Julia Colchin Will Probated In Court T!.i *lll <»f Ihr lute .Mm. Julia Cohliln ha* been prolmled in Adans* circuit court, The will proVide* for the payment of nil debt* and ••xi»‘'ti*«‘». the erecti 4i of u suitable grave marker and II >o ■ «■»» aMßOßMMaiamoeaOWm Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Ent. tolk. lioorli »r *m.-»* without f.ar <>r ln»e< <ire r.«t~e teeth <tro|>|>! ng. nllpplnn <• wabbling FAKTIMCTII lii>l<l« f,lur«-« firmer amt more comfortubl). Tlii* itleanant |><>wder ha* no gummy. Money, p.«»t> (ii-le or teelhiK Itoran'l '.life llano* lt‘» nlkallne t imn-m i-U. rtie.-k* ’ iiliile odor" tdenlure bisthl Get EAN'I KETH it any drug «te» r ,. ■■■■■■■■■■■a LADY ESTHER SPECIAL Larue “Bridal Pink” Face Powder and Larue Jar l-putpone Cream. $1.93 value 98c Holt house Drug Co. ■■■■■■■■■■■a

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fur iiiu.■*•»* Il ut-aihz all of ihr household Rooda Io u daughter. Mrs. R<ao* Taura*, mid Hit* rest of I the estate Io I* divided between ' four children, Mr*. Tanva*. Albert, I Frrdertrk J. and Jnaepli A Colchin. i The will w;i» rX-rCUted N'overiilier ' i». 1941. I I Application for letter* estimate* ' i t>er*onul pr<-|»erty »t ll.oiui mid ’.real e.late ul 914.0U0 The son, i Albert, wum named executor. AtI loruey la Ed A. Ilo«*e. ______— a. Fertility of (he lun-l lu Weston I County, Wyo„ appeal* iindimln- , iahed after producing wheat for 40 I veara. A T Delicious be- B I cause ingredients g I are precision- B \ mixed and of fine B \ quality

<' -Rj -5,." SSKSB- MMHlWMwijiiSfiLsrawßfe' .ti—... LOOKING ON AS POUCI Inspect a box of clothes found on his wife's body which had just been unearthed near Van Nuys, Calif., Is Fred IL Hills (third from left), 42, wealthy greenhouse operator. Offlcerj say he confessed to strangling her in December, 1945, during a quarrel about whether their son. Richard. 21. should buy a car. (International)

Railway Trainmen To Join AFL, CIO To Abandon Present Independent Status Miami Beach. Fla., June 27 <Cl’i President A. F. Whitney of the Bruthi-rbiMMl of Hallway trainmen said here today that th.fto.iimi member* will affiliate with the American Federation of Lab or or the CoiiKrea* ol linluarilai Or gaiilxationu thi* fall. Here to make plans for ()(«■ elght-week brotherhood convention w-hicti begin* Sept 1»i. Whitney declared that some definite action will be taken. He refused to expre** hi* own preference between th<- labor organisation*. "The day I* past when labor can operate *ucce*aful|y on an indo pendent basl*." he aald. "Thia h the age of maiw production, and the beat result* can be obtained by a unffb-d front" If the merger goea through. It will be t(ie ae.’<md time this year Ihm major labor organisation* have united with either the AFL or CIO. In the winter John L. Lewi* re-affihated hl* atMi.ooti united mine worker* with the AFL. Whit ney said that action had nothing to do with the move by the train men. Entry ct the igdepeodent broth erhood Into a national organization ha* been under dlmuaalon for Home 20 year*, he *aid. and now the affiliation talk I* al it* peak and the time appear* ripe. Whitney -ha* been preaident of the brotherhood for eight year*, and said he will he a candidate for re-election at the fall convention. More than 1,900 delegates will attend. Turning to hl* fend with President Truman. Whitney described him as a “mad president" and one who would surely not get labor support In 194 N. Q— Stock Dividend Is Declared By Nipsco Hammond. Ind., June 27 -(CPI—

' 'RMflHflflflHMHK * - ' '-a ■iisiiMrUßllMr-'- • HIAITMIAM HAS COMI fO "REO,‘* • femais doberman pinscher, pic* tured back at the Path-Finder Project In Detroit where she was trained a* • Seeing Eye dog. Her blind master. Robert Beukema, 24. of Grand Rapids, Mich., was hit by a switch engine while crossing rallied tracks. "Red" attempted to pul! him out of danger, but didn't have the necessary strengUA, Biocs the tragedy she his refused to caL (fnternstiona!)

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Ml Whfa Mr. Rose Mr. Shoup Arthur Rose, grocery bu*er, has been appointed grocery merchandiser ol Fort Wayne branch of The Kroger Co., and Gerald F. Shoup, formerly grocery sales assistant, has been named grocery buyer, succeeding Rose, according to an announcement hy C. O. Talla. general manager of the company's Fort Wayne branch. Rose succeeds WiHiam Burn*, who recently was promoted to general manager of Kroger's branch in Madison, Wis. Leonard Douglas succeeds Shoup as grocery sales assistant. Rose started with Kroger as an accounting department clerk in St. Louis branch in 1923. and was named office manager of the company’s branch in Dayton, (»., in 1927. Two years later he was made inside branch manager in Peoria. 111. From there he was transferred to Indianapolis as sales promotion manager, moving to Fort Wayne as purchasing agent in 1932. Shoup joined Kroger in tort Wayne as a purchasing clerk in 1930. He was promoted to tra'tie manager in IMS, and grocery sales assistant la 1913. Directors of the Noriln-rn Indiana Public Service Company today declared a quarterly dividend of five percent on preferred Mock. Dean H. Mitchell, president, *aid tin- dividend, amounting to lI.IS per share, waa payable July 15 to *hare|j"lder* of record at the close of holiness June 29. 0 HlstorlaiM have divided the history of WyomlriK into five periods: exploration and fur trading, emigration along the Oregon-Califor-nia and Overland trail*. Indian cainpaign*, territorial day*, and statehood.

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