Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 135, Decatur, Adams County, 9 June 1947 — Page 2

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FLOODS, TORNADOES llonllMMr,! rrom r««r I* J——-11111 ' - I ■■■ II ■——»<—WW —MMIWMMWOT Twain'- home town It wax the first time Kino* D. 44 that Haunt

: Bearings : ■ for I a ALL MAKES AND TYPES 2 ■ 0F 3 Tractors — Trucks — Autos Wheels Transmissions ■ Differentials Clutch Throw Outs • Pinions Pilots B Magneltts Generators ■ Water Pumps Fans * Steering Gears Cross-Arms J King Pins Propellor Shafts J : AL SCHMITT J 201-207 S. Ist St. Phone 111 J ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■• : Roofing and Siding: ■ a Or*er» are now being taken for »prmg application*. • L Several style* and color* to chocte from. £ to Alto brick and atbetto* aiding, awning*. | ■ Roofing and tiding are (till critical. • So place your order early. ■ “YOU PAY NO MORi: FOK THE BEST HERE" j ; ARNOLD & KLENK; ra ■ i« ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ i ’ — KILL THOSE FLIES I More Powerful than DDT—NonToxic to Human* Wherever Foods Are Served or Proce*»ed. One application retain* it* fly-killing power over the entire fly season—Colorle** —will not spot or »tain — lt'» the answer to your problem how to do away with those Filthy Germ Breeding, Disease Spreading House Flies! * • ONE SEASON WRITTEN GUARANTEE • INVISIBLE AND SAFE • NON POISONOUS • ALL WORK FULLY INSURED • WE DO THE WORK • APPLIED BY SPECIAL EQUIPMENT Recommended For Restaurants Meat .Markets Office Buildings Taverns Groceries Stores and Homes Dairy Farm Buildings and Cattle The Following Decatur Firms have Your Health Safeguarded with Chemiste Fly Proofing ARE YOU LISTED? — EXCLUSIVE IN THIS TERRITORY — BURGETT SODA GRILL, 144 Monroe St. SWEARINGEN'S. U. S. 27 808 S, 250 N. Second St. SPIEGEL'S MARKET. 206 S. Second St. IDEAL DAIRY BAR. 217 5. Second St. BLACKSTONE CAFE. 124 N. Second St. GERBER MEAT MARKET. 150 S Second St. BAIR'S CONFECTIONERY. 142 8. Second St. H. P. SCHMITT LOCKER SERVICE, 107 S. Second St. FRICKLE 8, 113 6. Second St. Clyde T. Miller 3126 8. Lafayette Street Fort Wayne Phone 11-6245 SALESMEN WANTED for this County. Write or phone H-6245 Reverse Charge*.

bid wus Bonded. Two levee < gave way pear Quincy. 111. when 'he flood crest hit un all tine- high of g.S.G feet before receding

Tentative Plans For 4-H Club Show Here K II Karlen and llobert Helm. Decatur Chamber of Uommerie relirexentative* on the I II <lub show committee, have developed a teiitaI Hve plan that will permit the allowing of the 4-11 livestock oil the xlieeta of Decatur. They are callInga meeting of the 411 club executive committee, the county dairy, beef ami hog committee at room 3i'7, junioreenlor high school, ut ti pm. Wednesday. This group will be naked to go over the plans and suggest change* they deem dealrable. Plans for the event will follow rapidly from thia point. The committee on loiatioti had quite a problem on the!- hand* be- < auae of the increased number of . exhibit,. lo show this year. Dairy I calf numbers have jumped from 111 of last year to approximately 12u this year; beef from 37 last year to app oximately 70 this year, and 35 pens of hoga last year and approximately 5h this year. The committee Is auxlou* to continue POISON IVY A U. S. GOVERNMENT BUREAU REPORT announces the discovery of a new tannic acid treatment for ivy poisoning*. The treatment ha« been found excellent; it is gentle and safe, dries up the bli'ter* in a surpri-ingly short time — often within 21 hour*. These government findings are incorporated in the new product IVY-DRY At your drugstore, 59r. •trr Dtr u»h h iff com-. u H. I. * * •»<«■< totlA y-XsWßarfßMßßßdtoa. Your Sewing Machine and Pendulum Clocks fixed. Reasonable rates. QI It K FIX SHOP 921 Schirmeyer or P. O. Box 65 ,z ‘ t "If you're Newcomers, this splendid milk will help to give you a happier regard for your new homeland." —says Billy Break O'Day. Mosts Just two MOMENTS! I HOW Ml CH of your money is invested in property that may he destroyed and what . will ytm have left if that happens? Spend a moment I figuring this out and another in calling us to check up. We will make sure that you have insurance lo reimburse vou if your property is 1 destroyed. I The Suttles Co. Phones: 191 • 358 Niblick Block Decatur

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Decatur Ministerial Association Lu* 4K Im • - I Mr HKmH Dr. Charle. E. Whit* Dr. M. O. Le»ter Rev. Dwight McCurdy in charl. - E White. pa»t<n of the Tritilly Evangelical I idled Brethren < hureh. wax elected pre*! dent' Dr M. () latter, pastor of the First .Methodist church, war named vice president, and the Bev. Dwight 11 Mi Curdy, pa-toi of the Church of God. was elected secretary-treasurer, at the annual organization meeting of the Decatur niini»terlal association recently Dr White succeeds the Rev. b. H. I Willard, pastor of the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church Commltt. e- Os the association are Christian education Bev John W. Mcl’lieehr*. Jr . First Pres by'. Ilin It- V Willard R.-v Carey 11 Moser. First Baptist Evangelism Hev. William C. Feller. Zion Evangelical and K-formed Dr lister B. v D II I’ellett. I nion Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Civi< welfare If. v E E Is.-nhowet First Christian. It. ' M< Curdy. Rev Lyle Steiner. Decatur .Mis sionary Social commiite. Rev. John Michael. .Makhy Evangelical and Reformed. Rev. .1. T Trueax. Chin, 11 of til. Xazareiie. R.v. C. N. V.inGiindy. Nutltnan Ave Church of the United Brethren in Christ

h ivina the active parliclpation of. th.- Buy Scouts and Girl Scouts, jbo l.u-t y.ar oicupitd a tent on the northeast corner ot the court 1011-e -quate. O — Ye*. Texa* I* Big Beaumont. Tex. I UP) You can drive more than S<*o miles in one direction and still be in Texas. A sign <.n the old Spanish Trail m ar Beaumont reads: 'Beaumont 6. El Paso '54 The trail is I S. Highway ‘.nt Deafened Now Hear With TinySing’le Unit s oil in ■ now maiie t pos ild. tor tit. leaf, m-d to heat faint -otinds l‘ i- a hearing d. vic. o nail that it fits in the hand and enables thiiu-ands to •ni >y - rinon-. mush and fri.-nd-ly compatiiotiship .V >-p'<d by th.- Council on Physical Medicim .t Ant'-ri an .Medical Av-.-cia tiott Till- devic. doe- not r»|ttii. <i paratc batt.-ry pack, bat oil wir- .a e garment to bill ': or W' igh yon down Th. tom clear and powerful So made that you can adjust it y >ur self to suit your hearing ax youi bearitiir < hang.-x. Th. makers of Belfone D. pl 14. 145 ti W Ui'h St. Chi. ago 111. are so prou I of their .11 hi' venief thill they will gladly send free d. i iiptive lioid.h-t and • vplain how you may get a full demonstration of this ntnat'kalde hearing device in vou: own home without risking a penny. Write Belton.- today.

'JVVWWWWWWVWWVWWWVWWWWWWWWWWWWV I We Have It • A COMPLETE LINE OF • FIRESTONE TIRES. AUTOMOTIVE RE- Auto and New Type PLACMENT PARTS Tractor Tire* • FIBER SEAT COVERS • DISTRIBUTOR FOR • PLASTIC SEAT VAVOLINE MOTOR OIL 1 i COVERS • WAGONS | 1 • HYDRAULIC JACKS • TRAILERS • PAINTS. Interior and • ROTARY HOES Exterior • WEEDERS • AIR COMPRESSORS & • HAMMER MILLS ! GASOLINE ENGINES • ELEVATORS i ( I . SPRAY GUNC • SWEEP RAKES ] i • SPRAY GUN. e TILLERS i • OIL DRI e LOADERS 1 ! i • LAWN MOWERS, • BUZZ SAWS Power and Hand • TRAILER AXELS ; Riehle Tractor & Imp. Co. Your Ford Tractor Dealer West Nuttman Ave. Decatur, Ind. J AAMWVWMAAJVWWW*MWMAAAWMMWMANWVWWWM R j J J _Tj ..c j > Ik.Jt."— * j*'l*l*l y°“ waol • pain* T,*" ■ t^ut flow* from the L m u 1; brush like liquid fl ir""’’"!- i a *4-1 «at»n,<get Kyanize Ml *"*T 11—'ll 'ZJUx- .Celoid Enamel.lf [ll -C L ’ Tlk lyouOwanttaf rich- ( I- 11J looking fmediumi r finish with I HM ♦ j ‘ loog life, get Kyan- ■ B ize.*Durable, wxihingtwiu not'harm the Mtffrce. New paa» W tHOMWM ttl ahadea add lite to Kohne Drug Store

Attend National Red Cross Parley Phil Sauer, chairman of the disaster committee. .Mr* Ed Bauer, i hairman of the special services] oinniittee. ami Miss G ave Coffee.: Junior Red C o« M chairman, have' gone to Cleveland to attend the national convention of the American Red Cross Mr. Sauer u- th- voting delegate j ol tn- Adams county chapter, being .named by C E. Bell, chairman The .invention, which will be attended ■ several thousand delegates and lied Cross workers from over live country, will continue until Thursday. Mrs Sauer accompanied the party to Cleveland. Q__ FATHER OF ONE iCi.ntinuril Irani I'ag.- II would have i>. < n virtually impossible for him to hav- pulled the babies from their cribs and later returned them with one arm. ('apt. Davenport said. h<>w ever, that marks on the lu-rntt-<>l the d.-ad Infants Indiiated they had been pulled through the bars <>t their cribs. Police chief Stanley Swifter said ther. were no fingerprints and no tangible clu>-s. Dirt was iml.e Ided in the heads of both victims and police said the slayer either dropped them on the

floor or swung them head down against the floor to kill them. Police said both fathers Leo Brand and Harry E. Mortan were veterans of World War 11. They said Morton married his brother's widow after the brothi< t was killed in the war. His 1 daughter was deformed with dub feet and hands, the hospital said. o votk »: or i iv vi. »nrrt i:mi:vi OF HWIVTE VO. lIHH X-.tl«- |« li.-f. liy atv. n to tlie ,'e.lltors. hellx and l< gati'i-s of Elim-r It. ii-si-r, -1.-. < »>.-■! t„ appear In th.. A l.mis i'ir. ult 'oilrt. li< Id at l». ~tur. Indiana, on th- l!»th day of M h. 1!'I7, m.l show ■aux.-. If any. win th.- i-'ixai. si-:tti,i-:.me.x't A''< <>l XI'S "Illi th-- estat, of .aid it. ■ c-b-iit should not l-e approved. mill s.ilil heirs are notified lo th.n and th<-r- mike proof ••( helr- • nt-, and r. <-h their distributive dial <-s Mnhnla <«»ttae|ialk V.liolnlstrillrK Hri-nliir. liidlann. Feb 21. 11'17. lllernry I . 11. Miixselmnii. I-'. I 71 March 3 q OVER 10,000 «(outliiiird irnm a nice I* them." Foresee* Strike Boston, June 9.—d P)--U. 8. Rep Fred A. Hartley. R. X. J . coauthor of the Hartley-Taft labor bill now awaiting presidential action. believes the United Mine Workers, led by John L. Lewis, may strike next month.

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Speaking before a convention of the Linen Supply Assn, of America last night. Hartley said Mr. Tru man would need powers provided in the llurtley-Taft bill to protect the American people "I predict he'll need this weapon very soon because there is Indi cation that Lewis will again call hi* men from the nations co 1 pits," Hartley said.

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