Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 241, Decatur, Adams County, 13 October 1947 — Page 2

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Public Invited to attend the Parade and Presentation of Trophy to the MOOSE National Soft Ball Champions Wed., OCT. 15 -7:30 P. M. —O— Program will open with a gigantic parade starting at 7:30 p. m., after which the presentation will be made by Carl A. Weis, National Director Moose Sports Activities, Mooseheart, 111. AB organizations are invited to participate in the • parade and presentation program and are asked to meet at the Moose Home at 7:30 p. m. where parade wiß form. Parade will leave Moose Home, proceed on Jackson to Second St.. Second to Marshall, Marshall to First, First to Monroe, Monroe to Second, Second to. Adams, Adams to Third, Third to Jefferson, Jefferson to Second. Second to Moose Home. Special Entertainment after the program for all organizations taking part. HAIL TO THE CHAMPS! Loyal Order of Moose

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Global Vacation Is Offered In Contest Hundreds of prizes, valued at more than $14,000 and including a trip around the world on a Pan American Airways Clipper with all expenses paid for two, will headline the Rexall drug company’s forthcoming nation-wide one-cent sale contest, it was announced today by Elmo Smith, proprietor of the Smith Drug Co., Rexall Drug Store at Decatur. Open to anyone in the U. S., the contest will be held in conjunction with the four-day original one-cent sale in 10,000 Rexall drug stores from Oct. 15 to 18. Entrants will be required to complete, in 50 words or less, the sentence, “I prefer Rexall products because The world trip, which will take approximately two weeks, will include stop-overs in such cities as London, Paris, Istanbul, Manila and Honolulu, Mr. Smith said. Alternate prize, he added, is $5,000. Second prize is a trip to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with stop-overs at Mexico City, Balboa and Port of Spain and a four-day stay at Rio’s famous Copacabana Hotel. Third place winner will be awarded a trip to Honolulu with a week’s vacation at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Alternate prizes are $2500 and SIOOO respectively. All trips will be made on Pan American Airways Clipper planes and all expenses will be paid for two, according to an announcement by Rexall. Other awards feature 10 Bendix Automatic Home Laundries (delivered and installed anywhere in the U. S.) and 625 additional prizes

i including Cara Niftne fitted travel cases, cigarette lighters and nylon stockings. Entry blanks, which may be op- ! tained at any Rexall Drug Store I during the four-day sale, must be mailed to Rexall Square, Los Angeles,. Calif., on or before midnight, Oct. 31. 0 x Edward L. Stepnagle Dies At Chillicothe Mrs. S. D. Beavers has received a letter and clipping from Mrs. Euphemia Burns of Chillicothe, Ohio, a cousin of her late husband, Dr. Beavers. The newspaper item tells of the death of Edward L. Stepnagle. 79, banker, wholesale hardware dealer and civic leader. He was a brother of the late Richard Stepnagle, former pastor of the First Presbyterian church here, who died in Loe Angles a few' weeks ago. The deceased was the last of six brothers of the family. His wife died 13 months ago. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Allen Macßeth. with whom he made his home, and a son, Edward, Jr., of Scarsdale, N. Y. Funeral services were conducted at Chillicothe last Monday by the Rev. Harold Weir of the First Presbyterian church of which the deceased wae a member. 0 Children are the most frequent victims of fire, with children under five accounting for 20 percent of all fire fatalities.

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wrest Three Youths On Traffic Charges Face Arraignment In Court This Evening Three youths arc to be arraigned in Floyd B. Hunter’s justice of peace court tonight to answer to charges preferred against them by city police in weekend traffic arrests, police chief Ed Miller reported today. Rolland Scherry, 19. and Irvin Worthman, 20. both of Decatur, route two, will face charges of reckless driving, placed against them by prosecutor Myles F. Parrich, upon affidavits signed by officers Robert Hill and Roy Chilcote. The officers charge that the two youths were “racing” in their cars on Adams street about 12:05 a. m. Sunday. Marvin Beery, 20, route two, Decatur, was arrested about 12:30 a. m. the same day at Thirteenth and Monroe streets, where the officers charge he failed to stop for a stop sign on a preferential highway. All arraignments are scheduled for 8 p. m. 0 More than 3,000 persons die in rural fires each year.

. SIX PERSONS (Continued erowi fn»te ») day between Ball State Teachers college and Valparaiso University. The younger Jackson and Miss Wilson were freshmen students at Ball State. They had left for Anderson early yesterday after attending a homecoming dance Saturday night. Police said the train was en route from Cleveland to St. Louis. They said it had begun to slowdown when the collision occurred because it was nearing a station stop. 0 Nearly $30,000,000 worth of farm property is destroyed every summer by fires started by lightning and more than 500 farmers are killed. FIVE DROWNED (Coiii»Miirii Tr«*tn Pnfire hands and pushed my wife out. I grabbed in the swirling water for Jeannie but she slipped away. I wanted to look for her some more but I couldn’t find my way around. “The crew made a line fast and the women went down one at a time. Then the men got off.’’ o THOUSANDS ARE (Continued from Pace II leah. famed horse-racing euburb northeast of Miami. Mayor Henry

Milander ordered a state of emergency and sheriff Jimmy Sullivan clamped on a curfew, directing the arrest of anyone on the streets after dark. Florida national guardsmen were alerted by Col. Robert Ballard to ass.’ot in checking a growing wave of looting as wate.- ran fov.r inches deep in many Hialeah Etons. PollC“ n’»'>TVrd bp-its tn take flooded-ont families to the high ground in the infieid of hlaleah’a race track. The hurricane resulted in at least two deaths when a pair of volunteer ambulance drivers died in a crash of their vehicle into a telephone pole during the height of the storm. Several small tornadoes accompanied the hurricane in the Miami area, ripping fronts and roofe.off a few houses in widely separated spots. But property damage from wind alone was relatively small.

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