Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 102, Decatur, Adams County, 29 April 1948 — Page 7

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s HB A FUNERAL | SERVICE AS WE CONDUCT IT )T I k’7? ** not 1° the mere tfW I mechanics of professional per* IJ formance. ®V It is rather an effort to I T lighten the impact of bereavei /s*£< ment an< * *° “ft ’^ e r ° n f u? *i ,m and uncertainty that confronts 1/ a family made desolute with I'l sudden separatum. M ■ *♦/*(<.’< V«»" . ri • | IA GILLIG 8 DOAN / FUNERAL HOME l/fy DECATUR PHONE 794 rT> v?*~ v 'rrrl V BNtx». x xx xXKx X K xXKlto<»ffl#©C**X’»>nrxx:x>K , ><'x « j ■ ' lii • gJiiv Mt one washer, it washes clothes and dishes I X Vet won't believe your eyes, but honestly the “** Automagic Clothe* Washers to Dish*«*her in l’i minutes—with just a change of tubs. &ring in 8 lb. Dry Clothe# and see for yourself. We have hot soft water for demonstration. * J to ZIN ER’S General Electric Appliances • — —. ... ... I,l Sa. Second Phone 939 |

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xtrongpolntt afire. Other Haganah forces attacked Jaffa from the south, getting off extremely heavy fighting at the xuburb of Tel El flinch, near Ho- , lon, which continued up to mid night. ■'■— 1 " ■■ Students Inspect Post Office, Jail Thirty-five atudenta of the third and fourth grades at Kirkland town ship school toured the post office and the county jail Wednesday afternoon. They were escorted by Hibberd H. High, township trustee; teacher Ruth E Monroe, assisted hy Mary Egley; Norman Steffen, the bus driver. Sheriff Herman Bowman conducted the students on the Jail tour. —O— Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights Wire dbnnler of kidney fnnrtkm pmsfei Mtoanoos matter s> ranaln ha your UoeC k mO MUM num, barkadw. rbrumatte paias, Iva pains, torn es pspaadvaorn. eaV Uns as Btehts. awtllins, puflineu under the ! eyes, beadsebai and diziinr,*. Frequent or I Scanty panacea with smarting and burnimt I Sometimes shows there Is sonethinc wrong With your kidneys or bladder. Don’t wait I Aak your druggist for Doan's gs. a stimulant diuretic, used successfully millions for over M yearn, boan’s give PT relief and win help the It miles of ney tubes flu.h out pofsoncua waste from 1 your btood. Oat Doan’s Fills.

Decatur Jaycees Name Committees Junior C. Os. C. In Meeting Wednesday Three committee* were named Wednesday night at the city hall in a meeting of the Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce. Robert S. Anderson has been named chairman of the publicity committee, with Tom Lutes and Walt Sittman as the other members. John McConnell is chairman of the project committee, with Ned Johnson. Robert Ashbaucher. Sim Hain and Robert Theobold as the other members. chairman of the program committee is Meredith Cline. Other members are Arthur Heimann and Norman Steury. By-laws and constitution of the newly organized group were adopted during the molding last night. Robert Ashbaucher, representative of the Jaycee committee in charge of that project, reported that the organization will assume the responsibility of raising funds for the establishment of the scholarship memorial. The organization also voted to stage a cake walk here May K Details will be announced later. The next meeting will be held May 5. 0 Trade In a Good Town — Decatut

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Leads Singing f”"* SKvc jM Ki; > Prof. John E Moore is In charge of the congregational singing and will be doing the special singing each evening In the revival at the Church of the Nazarene, North Seventh and Marshall streets Mr Moore has been in this work for many years and his services are in great demand over the entire nation. Rev. A. Alvin White, the evangelist, brought a timely message last evening from Heh 12’1-2, concerning the Christian race. Services will continue each evening at 7:30 until May 9. An estimated 10.000 desert plants are growing on 30S acres set aside for the desert botanical garden east of Phoenix. Ariz. The garden ia the only one of its kind in the world.

Actions Are Taken In Several Cases Account Suit Set For Trial June 1 Judge Earl B. Adams has taken action In several cases pending In Adams circuit court, a check of the docket revealed today The account suit of Himelstein Bros against Cyril Dunlap has been set for trial June 1. Robert A. Martin filed a promissory note suit against Beulah and Ray Fryback. demanding tt7s. Attorney for the plaintiff is 8. K. Frankenstein. In the suit of W’aync Frauhiger against I'lysses and Esther W<xmls. an answer was filed by j Eleanor Jane Frauhiger. an an swer to the cross complaint was filed by Wayne Frauhiger and the defendants were ruled to answer to the affirmative paragraph of the answer. In the estate of Chalmer C Schafer, the Inheritance tax appraiser filed his report, while the final report was filed in the estate

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of Corwin Price. Appearance for the defendant. Frederick Hildebrand. wa» entered by Voglewede A Andcraon In the suit of Hubert R. McClenahan againat Calvin Yoat. and other*. ROYALL CITIES (Cont. Frcwn Page On»> promise waa acceptable, hut that waa all it was. He aaid he had to accept It becauae that wax all he could get ft la not what he wanted, he xald. but It waa a atep in the right direction. Mr. Truman aired hlx viewx ax the senate armed services committee appeared ready to okay the compromise plan to give I Iffl.oon youths between IS and • 19’A a foil year of military train ' Ing and to draft iso.wwi men 19’4 through 25 for two years of reguI lar service. An informal poll showed that five of Fine committee members polled will support the plan when the committee takes It up next week. Two were opposed. Two were undecided, but leaned toward approval The other four members of the 13-man committee were not available, but at least two of them are expected to support the compromise.

YOUNG WOMAN (Cont. From Page One) Ing off her Dale Death that he stopped for the stop sign at Thirteenth street as he was driving east on Nuttaan avenue and proceeded across the street without noticing the approaching auto, enroute north. The auto, a new model, crashed Into the side of the rear end of the tractor and the front end of the trailer, completely demolishing the front end of the pasaenxer vehicle The driver of the auto was likely

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prevented from receiving almliar Injurie* from the broken windahleld by the xfeerlng wheel. Officer Death cltlmxted damage to the vehicle* at |l,#oo — l«O0 of thl* to the passenger car, owned 1 by Mr. Baumgartner, an employe ' of a local garage. , A minor wreck was reported at almost the same location earlier yesterday Car* driven by Wendell 'DeMerritt. 38. Adrian. Mich., and ' Charles Arnold. 21, of route four, Decatur, collided there when the latter xtaried to turn into the restaurant driveway. Officer Roy ChiiI cote estimated damage at 325.