Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 78, Decatur, Adams County, 1 April 1948 — Page 6

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———— New Suit Is Filed In Circuit Court I Two Are Dismissed By Codrt Actions A new filed end two wore <ji*n ng actions in A<lamn < lute yesterday alb J t« Damage larcncv Murray againot Barkley and I the America >ura>ae company! against Ransome fWirkley ami Clarence Murray were dismissed and costs paid. \ suit to for-ctu • on a mort- ( gage was filed by Paul Lbhtet; ateiger against Charles W. Miller In 'he divorce action of Charles aa;iin*t Urena Harker, appearance for the defendant was entered by D. Burdette Cu*’er. In th- 1 partition suit of the local churches. authority was asked by the i commissioner. Ferd I. Lltterer. to! : insure buildings on involved real estate. Th< net value of the estate of ' Albert Winans was fmjnd to be tWlO.tt: that <>f Lydia Am ■ Bodie, sl.lll.'l' Other minor ar i

\\\\ ALLIGATOR'S fLOORII VARNISH 9 FI.OORfX it truly the King of floor varnishes. Hard as iron, alcohol and H K £/*» / boiling-wafer-proof, lhe tough, mir- W, **’//'' • ror-like gloss will outlast ordinary » R fin,, ' Wl varnish finishes 5 to 1. Try FLOOR EX once and you'll never he satisfied with anything else. For floors, furniture and woodwork. “• f ti. Smith Drug Co. CENTER HOTEL JUSI O” VM MM FABULOUS IrTnyy fl HP CENTRAL PARK vJ Ia A & NcATHERNk four hundred charmingly decorated 4 C spacious rooms Two ond Three room 9 Suses - designed o«d .nd.wduol'y lur- ItOCMI _ ’ Ci ' wished by Jock Lemmon. HOM . v t1"..--. •||» W 5? TH STREf T, NfW rOIK. N.Y. I ESg out til w $*!H ST tNTtAHCI aoiOINS CASACt , tHRI , —A - hi.. nJ.. - i THE TIME SAVING ||| OF TEN OR FIFTEEN || MINUTE,S p ’ s wmtlimts as important as life itself. fj ” AMBULANCE SERVICE I / should be IMMEDIATE SER 1/ VICE, and in this field, it means GILLIG AND DOAN # SERVICE. SIXTY SECONDS AFTER WE ARE CALLED. OCR AM- ./ > BULANCE LS ROLLING OUT ’f THE DOOR. f I GiLLIG * DOAN , / funfral HOME DECATUR PHONE IM j//

Ilona wejjf tak<Ti’in ' by Judge’ Karl H Adams. * ~ Monmouth senior Takes Examination i Loren Brentlingor, Monmouth 1 high school senior, in among SO candidate* from seven stales who have taken examination* for five honor scholarships at Wabash col- < lege. Crawfordsville Winners will tie announced in the latter tiurt of this* month. ~ „ . ——._Q —n. ■ ... !- Hard Stretch Going In Shades Campaign Indlanaprdis. \prll 1 Although, the goal of the Save the Shades i drive is almost in stahL Henry S. I Woo<l. state coordinator of thls| campaign, pointed out today that the last few thousand dollars arethe hardest to get.” Purchase price of this beautiful 1.152 acre trait Is >250.000 while' an additional |50.000 ie needed tor improvements there. Last week's 1 report showed rotMl Shades collections. In both cash and pledges, to be slightly more than Irto.eoO. _ - — - ——— Trade In a uooa town — ■><-et,»

GROUNDED IN TUSSLE with New York policemen, Maggie Brady, one of the AFb-United Financial Employes' union members picketing the Stock Exchange on Wall Street, shouts back at cop. (International)

Alumni Plan Annual Banquet On May 14 Berne, April I — Edward Stucky. ; pr-v dent of the Berne high school alumni association, announced tee i day that the annual banquet of the association will be held Friday j evening, May IL. at the Berne audij torium. Mr. Stucky and the other J tnemliers of the executive committee have selected the following committee chairmen to make plans > for the banquet: program. Carl LuginbilL menu. Mrs Xoel Sprunger. table. Mrs laiVerne Sprunger; Invitations, Ina Snrunger. nominating. Mrs. Albert Stahly; initiation. Gaylord Stucky. ... o Order Caps And Gowns For Decatur Graduates Caps and gowns to be worn by I I members of the Decatur high J school graduating class In May are What’s the Last Word? H 1 Uli V wS Wbj iiiIIMWIEIM ■HHr ' • |r I 1 i i ■ y SKELGAS IN MODERN HOME AkPUANQS The new Skelgas Rtngee, Refrigerator*, and Water Heater* are designed to make homemaking a dream of ea*e and comfort. They're on display now. Stop and see their sleek, gleaming, streamlined beauty. Observe the many ne*f feature* end refinp. menta of design Think how they would transform > your kitchen. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ORDER NOW d<HGAS> J",* 9 " Appliancss srs m • Demand ; STUCKY & CO. - Monroe, ind. Ws Daiiver Open sack evening except Wednesday.

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being ordered this week by the i Peterson ilothing Co. of this city. | Each prospective graduate has re- I ported at that concern for measure- | ments in the last few days. Pranksters Busy On April Fool's Day Teachers found shoe-string* ■ mysteriously "untied." office etnployes searched minly for facial | "smudges" or ink spots on their ; ! clothing; little girls' hair ribbons became "untied" — these and many | more were prevalent on ail sides , today. Today is April 1 or April fool’s - , day and the practical Jokers were , ‘ busy from sunup. -o Horton Co., Union Resume Negotiations J Fort Wayne. Ind , April 1 —(VP) New contract negotiations were i resumed today between the Horton . Manufacturing Co. and the United Electrical Radio and Machine worki eis of America although the CIO union has au'horized a ntrlke. I Local 915 of the VERMWA yes- ’ terday approved unanimously a strike at a date to lie set by the negotiation committee. The Horton company makes ‘ washers and ironers. o Trade Opens Normally ; On Stock Exchange i New York. April 1 —(I’P)--I Stock exchange trading opened normally today as rain-soaked I strikers kept up u semblance of a I picket line before the nation's largest share market. ■ — - ' ■ ; \SsxTj Y/CMH M ffms If Proven by thousand* of I Home quality iftSre dient*.P««^‘*- ,nlxe 1 for sure results- Nothing l\ add but «KK « nd j k\ That's why n*kem will k’A mean “more delicious : com muffins" for i I I V tnises for Y oo ' 9LAKO vaoocers codKNunoN SwUmvW. M.J.

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