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hoitMBM, Martha Earns, Minnie Kauffman, Emily Mitehell, Flore- ■ nee Pickering. f _.— Tri Kappa sorority will have a picnic Monday evening. August 5, at -lx fifteen o'clock at Hanna f Nuttman park Member* are asked to bring their own table service. 1 The Methodist Youth Fellowship of Adam* and Wells counting will hav» a Joint meeting at the Mon-1 roe Methodist church Sunday eveI nlug at seven thirty o'clock. All members who attended Forrest Institute are expected to attend. Mra. Earl G. Fuhrman entertain ! ed a group of friends Tuesday evening at a Stanley party. Guests 1 present were Mra. Frank Singleton. Mrs. Marjorie Brentlinger. Mra. Everet Singleton. Mra. Burl Fuhrman. Mrs. Carl Miller, Mrs. Charles Fuhrman. Mrs. John Fuhr- ■ man. Mrs. Clyde Drake. Mra. Wll-j son Belta, Mrs. Francis Fuhrman. Mra. Earl C. Fuhrman, Mists Jean ette Fuhrman. Mra. Mary Fritsin-j 1 ger. .Miss Katherine singleton. Mies Sharon Beltz, Master Earl Lee 1 Miller. ‘A delicious luncheon was ' served by the bostt-vw. The Catholic Indies of Columbia will have their regular business , meeting Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock at the hall. Personals Gladya Sills of Howe spent a few days with her sister. Mrs. Donald Pifer and son of this city. Mr. and Mna. George Hay and family Os Waterloo have gone to Neosha. Mo. where they will make their home. Charles Reffelt, former Decatur reaident now residing near Albion was a vWitor In Decatur today. He stated that he made a special trip here to join the newly formed Veterans of Foreign Wans post. Mr. | Reffelt, a veteran, was one of ththarter members in the former VFW post here He recalled lieing the first man in Adam* county to receive hie bonus check paid after World War 1. The Zion Lutheran Missionary .wieleiy will have their regular meeting Thuraday. August, 8. at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. George Rentx at Highland park. Celina. O. Members aie naked to bring a covered dish and their own table service. The coffee and roll* will be furnished. Member* plan nlng to attend should meet at the church at nine o'clock Thursday morning. Trustee John Duff of Hartford township has announced that Mer-1 ritt Beck of Fountain Chy has l»een named principal of the Hartford high school and MLm Hilda More house of Fort Wayne han been se i lected to leach home economic*. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cary of Parla. 111., have returned to their home after visiting with Mr. and Mra Charles Heare. i Mr. and Mra. Harold French, Mr. and Mrs. Burl Fuhrman. Mra. Earl ; C. Fuhrman. Mrs. Anna Hunt. Mra. Mary Fuhrman and Mrs. Iva Fuhrman have returned home after attending the funeral of Glen Johns in Kokomo. Mira Georgia Helen Andrews of iaike City, lowa Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. E F Gros. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. -Mylott left

CLUB CALENDAR •oclety Osadllns, 11 A. M. Fnoay French Home Econ mica dub, Mrs. Henry Schaudt. 1 pm. Ave Marla atiidy duh, Miss Mayme Ddninger, X p m. 11 Girls guild of Zion Evangelical and Ref trtned church, picnic, Hanna Nuttman park, 5;.10 pm. Work and Win class of First I'. It. church, Hanna-Nutt man park, . i 6:30 p in. Willing Worker* daws of Bolat I r. 11. church.' Mra. Fred Hilton. Sunday Methodlat Youth Fellowship of ' Adams and Wells counting, Mon--1 roe Methodist church, 7:30 pm. ' | 7:30 p m. Monday 1 Colon Chapel Otterholn guild. Veda and Frieda Williamson, 6:30 pm. Tri Kappu picnic, Hanna Nutttitan park, 6:16 pin. Tuesday Zion Lutheran Married Couplra dub farm frolic party. Orley Wai- . | ter’s barn, 8 p m. Catholic laidiee of C ilumbia, hall, ’;7:30 p m. Thuraday Zion Lutheran Miwsloiiary society, meet at church, !» a m. J today for Chicago where they will . visit their son and daughter-in- , law. Mr. and Mra. Gerald Mylott. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Don Esaex and three of their daughters of southeastern Arkansas are visiting In I Decatur and Monroe this week. Mr and Mra. Essex operate two fun- | <-ral homes in Arkatisaa. They are former Adams county residents 0 i ExGI Is Killed On 22nd Birthday Clinton. Ind. 2 tl'l’t It wax exGl William Vorek’s 22nd birthday. The family planned a special "welcome home birthday" party. But a few hour* l>efore the celebration 1 was to start liut night, his motor- ; cycle skidded off a highway and he died in a Clinton hospital. 0 Dusting Plane Pilot Injured In Crash New Castle. Ind.. Aug. 2tl'Pt — Bernard Kramp, 27. Aurora. 111., remained In a critical condition today at a New Caetle hoepifal of injuries suffered when his light airplane crashed yesterday. The plane struck a power line while he i was dusting a tomato patch west of here.

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Negro Identified As Killer And Rapist Victim Identifies Negro In New York « BULLETIN Mineola. N. V., Aug. 2—(UP) —Ward Beecher Caraway, 23-year-old negro butler and chauffeur, admitted today that he shot and killed Mra. Marjory Church Logan, wife of a well todo retired banker, and led police to the apot where he had hidden the murder weapon, a .32 caliber revolver. i Mineola. N. V. Aug. 2 tl'l’t ~A 23-year-old North Carolina m-gro wax id-uflfl«d today by Marjory Jeanm- fxrnan, 26. n form ! er WAC. as the man who raped and wounded her after he liu<l shot and killed her mother in their luxurious suburban home here July 24. Th<- suspect. Identified as Ward Beecher Caraway. 23. native of North Carolina, has been working as a butler and chauffeur at a nearhy home. IL- wax arrested last | night at Southhold, police dis- > <-|osed. and taken to Nassau hospital where Miss Uigau is recovering from bullet wounds. The young woman mule tin positive Ideutifh ation immediate iy. Capt. Stuyvesant J. I’innell, head Os the county detective bureau, said: "W- are positve this Is the man \ Positive identification wax made by the girl." Mier today, the negro is expected to lie taken to tin- Logan j home on the exclusive north shore of l-ong Island He also may be confronted by Mhs laig'an's father. William Joh'n M>gan. well-to-do retired New York banker who wax not at home when the attacks occurred. Plnnell said the negro when arrested Was not carrying a gun. The killer used p .32 calilw-r revolver in fatally wounding Mra. Ix»gan and detectives have been using mine detectors in the vicinity of the !x>gan home hi a search for the murder weapon. The assailant entered the l.ogan home a week ago Wednesday and demanded money from Mrs. Logan who was downstairs at the time She called to her daughter, who was upstairs, and asked her to drop a 110 bill, saying site wi-lied to "pay a debt.”

The daughit-i said site took the ' money from a purae. dropped It and then heard n shot. Then the i negro raced up the stairs toward 1 her. He forced her to go Into a liedroom where ln< ia|»-d her, shot her In the neck, and fled with all the money in the purse, more t him Bimi - -—o - — Two Bombs Explode Outside Tel Aviv Unrest Seethes In All Os Palestine Jerusalem. Aug. 2—(l'Pi—Two bomba exploded today outside Tel Aviv, where the British were ■ winding up an intense search for i extremists, and a military cordon was thrown aroumP the Rehavia Jewish quarter of Jerusalem. All of Palestine seethed with unrest. S|H>tadic outcroppings of ! violence were matched l»y the t'ghtening of British counter--1 measures. Without explanation the Brit- ! ish army suddenly revoked an earlier order lifting the rigid curfew on Tel Aviv, which had been scheduled for this afternoon The revocation said the ending of the i urfew would not be announced until half an hour before the four•lay search of th« city was over. Many more suspected extremists were arrested In El Aviv. At h-ast xoni<- of them were on police lists of wanted persons. One had a price on hls head. Another was Identified as one of the kidn.ipera of five British officers last month. The cordoning off of the Jewish quarter of Palestine evidently was aimed at facilitating a search rlmilar to that in Tel Aviv. The sequestered area Included the headquarters of the Jewish agency, seized mon- than a month ago at the outset of a British campaign against terrorism. British troop.i threw a barbel v ire barricade across the street mar the Jewish agency today. — o — Lafayette Workers Reject AFL Union Washington. Aug 2 tl'l’t The rational labor relation.! b>ard t»• day announced rejection of union repnectit.itlon by employes of th«Rcstotie Corporation. Lafayette. Ind The American federation of tubbfi i filed the petition for election.

Valparaiso Man Killed By Train Valparaiso, Ind., Aug. 2 tl’Pt Authorities said today that George J. Ellers, 61, apparently was standing on the Pennsylvania rails last night walling for a freight train to pass on another track when a fast passenger train tsire down on the cro-.dng. He was killed Instantly u - Railroads Granted Freight Rate Boost Indiana polls. Aug. 2—(VPt Indiana'* public service commission t >duy announced that railroad treight rates in the stale would go up five penent next Monday. The Psc said the Increase was In addition to a elx percent Imost I granted lael month This Increase corn•<pontied to one approved by ■he interstate commerce commission. —4) Meat Production At Alltime Record High Chicago, Aug. 2 tl'Pi Meat now is being producetl at a rale sufficient to provide the average ton-nmt r with altoul lour pounds j i week, the American meat In- 1 stltute rigid today. "C impilution* based on official govt-rnment figures." the Institute aid, "ehow that meat of all kinds U being protlut t-t| currently ut u per <aplta rate of approximately | 2<tn pounds a year, an alitime re-1 coni high for civilian usea.’' — East-West Record Is Set By Army Superfort Burbank. Calif., Aug. 2 tl'l’t An army B-29 superfortress which flew an average 330 mile* an hour ! against prevailing headwinds to-i day had set a new transcontinental Euet-West epeed record of seven I hours, 25 minutes. The plane, piloted by Capt. Boyd | L. tDanny) Grubaugh, Van Wert, 0., b-ft La Guardia Field. New j

■BBBarBBBaBBBBBBBBBiBBBBBBBBBBtBBBBBi* i REAL ESTATE = : at . RJ I i Public Auction & Private Sale: ■ PUBLIC AUCTION ■ AUGUST 10—Well Improved 191 Acre Farm. 3 miles North of Antwerp, Ohio on Federal g g Highway No. 24, £ g AUGUST 10—Evening Sale. Completely Modern 7 room home. Paulding, Ohio. t g AUGUST 14—Residence Property and Complete line of New Furniture, in Warren, Indiana. AUGUST IS—Filling Station, Modern Home and 4 acre tract, 1* 2 miles West of Antwerp, Ohio, on Highway No. 24. R ® AUGUST 17—Three Modern Homes in Paulding. Ohio. B ■ • ■ PRIVATE SALE—FARM LAND—INDI ANA AND OHIO g 114 ACRES—WeII Improved. West of Decatur, on No. 224. B " 140 ACRES—Black Land. Fine Set of Improvemeots, can be bought on easy terms. fl ■ 160 ACRES—LeveI, Black Land, Fine Set of Buildings. 6 miles from Decatur. g 100 ACRES—On Paved Road, close in, MODERN HOME. Good Barn and outbuildings. g • nearly all bottom land. ■ 85 ACRES—WeII Improved, on Winchester Road between Cecatur and Fort Wayne. ■ 63 ACRES—lmproved. 3 miles from Decatur, Indiana. ■ 60 ACRES—OId Buildings. Good Land. 4 miles Out. I g 53 ACRES—6 miles out, FINE MODERN HOME, and good outbuildings. g g 40 ACRES—LeveI, black land. MODERN HOME. i/ 4 mile off of No. 224. g • ALSO HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF FARMS IN WELLS AND JAY COUNTIES ANO IN WESTERN OHIO including A FINE MODERNLY IMPROVED 300 ACRE. LEVEL. BLACK ■ LAND FARM ON PAVED HIGHWAY. < M ■ PRIVATE SALE—(TTY PROPERTY—DECATUR, IND. FINE MODERN APARTMENT—S rooms on each floor, beautiful yard. Ideally located close S B to business section. ■ B COMPLETELY MODERN 8 ROOM HOME—3 blocks from main part of town. g 6 ROOM MODERN HOME—AII on one floor, 2 blocks from City Schools. g g OFFICE BUILDING—Brick construction, ideal business location, income property. g We have many listings not mentioned in this ad. If you do not see what you g B want, come in and see us. we may have just what you are looking for. B I 1 If you want to huy or sell and want quick, efficient service see or call us. We ■ • will l>e glad Io consult with you regarding your investments. 1 ■ Complete Sales Service Either Privately or At Auction At No Extra Cost. ■ i Midwest Realty Auction Co. ■ Decatur, Ind. Phone 174 I J. F. Sanmann C. W. Kent Gerald Strickler B B 888 88888 888 >■ B BB I lBt««*mBNB«BB«>*BaaflBMBMMM

Cripple Kills Step-Father Ik 1 HD- a A.. r '-'X 1 If ‘ fil BHBraX'V* K ’ BWW i F Sb , - - • I L1 ‘ ” ww ■ isr- « - —'e-a.B. JB MISS JACQUELINE COLBURN. 19, a rheumatic fever victim and wheelchair invalid since she was four years old. Is shown being removed from her Springllehl, 111., home to a hospital after she had t ailed police telling Ho m she had shot and stabbed her step-father to death following a quarrel The girls mother told police she had purchased the gun for Jacquelne because the stepfather had bea'en the girl on previous occMlons. Shown left to right are Verne Dragoo. coroner; Deputy Sheriff Don Hogler, Miss Colburn. States Atty John Curnon and Chief Deputy John Hunter.

York, at 10:54 am. (EDTi yexter * ' day and landed at latckheed Air Terminal here ut 2:22.34 p.m.; IPST f POI.OROII) VISOR for your car eliminates sunglare from roads — 84.95 Holt house Drug Cn. NOTICE I will be out of my office from July 27 to August 5. DR. HAROLD ZWICK

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