Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 103, Decatur, Adams County, 30 April 1948 — Page 2

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' f r" -w. -»■ mm fi ’ JUC j ««<*'.aanoaa' U» f»r* ■ SCRIPTURE' Nrhemfuh I—L OBVOTSONAL RtADLSU: Pmlom 121 M Nehemiah Rebuilds Jerusalem l,r«wn for May 2, IKM BORN and reared in Persia, Nehemiah appear* in the opening acene of his prophecy as cup bearer to King Artaxerxes in the royal palace al

Shu*han. He was a favorite at court, due, no doubt, to hi * personality and training, plus a keen desire to serve hi* people He obtained a royal order from Artaxerxes, granting him passage to Jerusalem. It was a long and dangerous journey, but

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Nehemiah travelled not only with letters fr m the king, but assurance in hi* heart that he wa» on the Lord's mission. He was given authority to seek help from other nations. Just how much help he received from other nation* is not definitely certified, but we do know that he achieved the high purpose which God had put in his heart. He governed the city wisely | for a dozen ygars, and wrought many notable ref rms Read the first seven chapters of Nehemiah for the complete story. Read also Psalms 122:1-9 • • • WREN FRIENDS WORK TOGETHER IT PON arrival in Jerusalem, J Nehemiah made a tour of the city by night He- was shocked and amazed at the ruin*. He called upon the people to come and heip rebuild the walls And they were impressed with the earnestness and sincerity and courage of his call "So built we the waU; and all the wall was joined together unto the half thereof; for the people had a mind to work.” Nehemiah 4:6. There is work for everyone who is of a willing mind There is work in the heme. Boys and girls who pitch in and share tn the everyday work of the home make glad the hearts of their parent*, and at th* lame Ume they are learning bow to care for their own homes when they grow up. • • • STRENGTH AND ENCOURAGEMENT NEHEMIAH set the people together in families, with tools for work and weapons for defense against the enemy. And in this union of number* there was both strength and courage. We need today to learn anew this lesson of working together. So often we witness evidence of people pulling against one another. We see it in the home and in the school and in the wider area* of life—in politics and in the clash between capital and labor. . • • THOSE WHO OPPOSED NEHEMIAH OUR le»*on describe* not only the courage and wisdom of Nehemiah in getting the Jews tc work and work together, but it tells us about those who opposed the rebuilding of Jerusalem. San ballat was the governor of Samaria, and when he heard that Nehemiah was rebuilding Jerusalem, he put in to defeat him by many schemes of sabotage He began with ridicule. "What do these feeble Jews?" he scoffingly asked. Ridicule is always <ne of the weapon* of those whe would tear down and destroy. Young people will do well to guard themselves against the snare of cynicism. It is a dangerous thing Sanballat and his cohorts, Tobiah, and certain Arabian* and Am men’tet and A. hdodites, conspired tn hinder Nehemiah in many devi<>u* attack*, but the people worked and fought, in the name of the I gird. • • * WHAT MIKES A REAL LEADER? THIS is the question which wil : inevitably arise as we study 1 this lesson How could one mar; inspire people tn undertake the im possible' First, Nehemiah rehet implicitly upon God's help Second he threw himself into the task fearlessly and intelligently Third be poasetted the quality of mspir mg faith and hop* in others These ar* the qualities that make a tea leader, anywhere, any ttm* How we do need such leaders to day! And the Bible speak* to us in the story of Nehemiah. remind ing u* how real leader* are pro luced Read the 122nd Psalm Hera is the »«-eret at It sß—“They shal prosper that lor* the*.'' Every iifficuliy confronting the home. th, community, the nation, the world tan be met and mastered provider vc tackle It in the name of th. Lord, relying upon ht* wisdom, bi- i by fJbe lodoetrattcnaj Covsc

I RURAL CHURCHES | o o Pleasant Mill* Baptist Albert Swenson, pastor 9:30 a m Sunday school with Donald Burkhart supt. la ts come unto Ills bouse singing io 3o a m Worship service with sermon by the pastor Our ladies will serte the meals for the election board. o_ United Brethren in Christ Willshire Circuit Duane A. Reahm, pastor Winchester Thors. t:00 Prayer meeting. 9 I- -AdininisiratlvA- meeting. Run 9:30 Bible school. 10:30 Preaching service. Tues May I. 8:00 Quarterly meeting St. Paul 9:13 Preaching service. itO- Bible school Tues. Mav 4. > 00 Quarterly meeting at Winchester. Willshire Wed . * oo Prayer meeting, b oo Administrative meeting. Sun.. 9 .30 Bible school. 7:30 Evening service Tues May I Quarterly meeting at Win- heater. n — Calvary Church Evangelical United Brethren F. H. Willard, minister Sunday school !l:3o atn Prayer meeting, following Bunday school. .Mid week preaching service Thursday S;oo pm. —• o P.ivarre Circuit U. B. Church L. A. Middaugh, pastor Mt. Zion 9.30 atn Sunday school 10 30 a m Class meeting 7 30 pin Christian Endeavor 4 30 pm. Preaching service 73u nm Wednesday, prayer meeting Pleasant Greve 9 30 atn Sunday school. 10:30 atn Preaching service. 7 3o p m Christian Endeavor 7:30 pm. Wednesday, prayer meeting. Mt. Victory 9 30 a in. Sunday school. l ft 3't a tn. Class meeting. 7 30 p m Christian Endeavor. 7:30 pm. Wednesday, prayer meeting. ,i Union Chapel Evangelical United Brethren 0 H. Pellett. minister Unified morning services. Sunday church s. hool, Thurman I Drew, superintendent. Divine worship, sermon subject. “I Believe in God," 10 15. There will be no evening service due to the Baccelaureat service* for the Monmouth and Pleasant | Mills High Schools There will : >’»■ n<> Wednesday evening service j hei aus»- of the Monmouth commencement exercises. This < hur< h is in the community for God s glory and for your good We invite you to attend the services reguarly. We are still in the 'Dent School House but we are eagerly looking forward to the time when we <an be in our new house of worship Monroe Methodist W. L. Hall, minister 9 30 Morning worship I*’ 3" Bunday Behoof Because of the High Si hool* Baccalaureate there will Im- no regular evening services. 7 30 Wednesday. Prayer meeting. 8:15 choir practice Es Wayne District Conference at Waynedale Ttij-sday May 4 CHURCH NEWS Missionary Church Bev Vnstutz ha*. been bringing practical messages from the Word that are being made a teal blessing to those who hear him. "land night he used as ids text John 14:37 and spoke of the peat e that Christ alone can give Tonight a men's quartet from the Missionary church of Berne will render sevei-al special num Iters. The public e invited to attend all | of these «erv|< es Roy S. Johnson & Son ' Auctioneers & Heal Estate De Voss Bldg., Ground Floor Phone 104 153 So. 2nd St. We’ll be glad to Represent you In the transaction of Real Estate at Public Sale or private aale. 25 years in thia business in Decatur. We welcome your investigation of our record of which we ars proud. Melvin Leichty, Rep INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE — WIND — AUTO 720 No. 3rd St. Phone 570 OPTOMETRIST (Above fsemocrat Ciflice I HOURS; * to 12— ’ ts 5 Sat. til S—Close Thura. P. M. Phene 27

- Second Sentence Is > Given Hanna Scion h Member Os Wealthy Family Is Sentenced it - Buffalo. N Y . April SO lUP> , Mark A Hanna. 111. 39. member of a prominent Cleveland family, today faced a term of 10 to 12 year* in state and federal prisons for forgery and grand larceny. Hanna, great grandson of the late U S. senator Marcus A. Hanna of Ohio, was sentenced to a five to seven year term in state supreme court yesterday. The cluirt specified the sentence was fc . to be served in Attica .prlsou at the lomluslon of a five-year federal sentence pronounced Wed nesday. Sentencing yesterday by su f preme court justice George II Rowe followed Hanna'i plea of guilty to two counts of second degree forgery and one count of first degree grand larceny. The larcenv charge alleged Hanna stole |!o,0A0 from the Marine , Trust Company of Buffalo in a credit transaction A guilty plea to a charge of violating the national stolen property lin t resulted in the federal sentI erne. In that case Hanna admitted forging the name of his uncle. C. II Hanna, a Cleveland industrail Ist. to two check* for f.'10.000 each ! o Capehart Is Backing Jenner For Governor Washington. April 30 (UP» Sen Homer E Capehart. 11. Ind has endorsed Sen William E Jen-1 ner. H . Ind . for the Republican I gubernatorial nomination in Ind ' ; iaaa Capehart eaid in a statement late yesterday that Jenner's qtialifl cation* made him the "logical, choice nt our party convention ” o- — Trade In a Good Town — Decatur Q xotiif oi voiixt. roll I’lll*l*lo i:t i:< i iox N’-ti - i- hereto uhrn that th-B-ianl f ('.onnusshiiier• ..f V-tarn* I ”init) State Indiana, hi- f x«-d and designated the full..wing plaits i- ' ■ \--ting pl.t in ’he seviral pre-ln--. in -*a!d t'-omti for the Primary El»< tl-.n to >.e h-I<l on T ies- ■ •!.«> M.iv. I, l ’l« Pre- in t X.. i East Union — S hne|>|i S- hool Hoii><. ii- not s \v.st i nion — 1. I l«- ■■ s h- I II .. I’r- tn. t No ' Hist IP-t Dent :• li-’.l 11-.js.-Pre Ir t Xi. I W. -• I! ot M -nH)o )' ■ S ...o| II- IOl’i■ • in-t No 5 North Preble El - Iheim S hoot H oj-e. 1 Prwlm-t No. ’> South I*r< Idi S.-hoof Ho.i— 1 Mile North o( Preble Pr< in. t N . ' North Kirkland ’ I'lara Bill Re. Men e. Pet-rson Pr. In.-t No * Mouth Kirkland -H Ist dwelling house West of store . - .1 ■ tlon . ’ K.- k ’• 1 Township !’•< In. t No '■ North Wa«hiiigton i: . KHlng t:< -i len< < . J’r. In- t Xo I- S’.utii Washlnaton lllr-aker S hoof H ,<•<• Pr.. In.-t No 1! North St Mary's i Holo. S- bool It, ... pi. -in. t N 1J South St Mary'" I Pleasant Mills High School Base- i ■ tneiit Pr’ ill’l N . 11 North Blue <”r« 'k — j K uia. y S. ti-xd II ■ is- Dl«l No P in • No I I S oitti Bl !• k I’lstrl t No 1. I,ln< i.ln H. hoot ' p. ln< t No i•, n.o tii Monroe - > Town Hull. M..nro< Pre in. t x IS Middle M-nro.- ‘ Ele tlon S. hold Hous- . f Pr. In. t N . 17 Hern. \ E Main S< Pilling Station P'-v in. t No t* Hern* it — v iditotiuni Pr*c!nct No ID Herne <' — Town Hall Pre lll’t No Jo I’ren h T .wnelilp 81. tlon H.hool Ho is.Pre' lnct No .’I North Hartford Linn Grny-. S. hool Hous. , Pr- ln< t No ’« South Hartford — l: l: Homey i:...|deti.- " Pt. iio t No z.l N .ilii Wabash Wesley << Atri'tuts lleeldeix c. S. 1" ■ Pre |n< t N ■ JI I'evlon 11titoh , Hall P.esld n.< le t ST Pr < le. I No IS tlenevn A— l-'lre I Department offi-e Kild Town Halil prei lio t No Geneva H — New Town Hall precinct No !7 West Jeff rson ‘ h g. ho. I LAWN AND PORCH ? F( RNITI RE I : AL SCHMITT —— l t SPECIAL This Week-End . Veal Liver, W». 55c II Beef Liver, lb 30c Bacon, lb. 59c (our own-cured) Smoked Ham A9c (our own) * T-Bone and Sirloin ' Steak. Ih. 52c . Chuck Roast, lb. 37c ' Swiss Steak. Ib. 55c ‘ Round Steak, lb. 59c Beef Chofts. th. 52c Itoiling Beef. lb. 30c Veal Roast. B.„. 37c & 39r .iVeal Steak, lb. 59c LARD 25c (our own make) I Sudduth MEAT MARKET 3. 13th St. Phone 226

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Pre. In’-t N- !’ East Jeff rson — ; Frari”- g. ho<»> Hous. , S .utlieast Cor Sec IT. !»»'.< ATI H Prr'elni-I No First Word A—- —- Welding. Shop on Grant St Pre. in. t No 111 First Ward H Frank Kri’k's Garage, Elm St A Penn*. I: !t. Precinct No. .11 First Ward <’ — County Jail Precinct No. 32 Second Ward A Court House PrediKt No. 33 Sc. Ward H Fire Station. Precinct No 14 H- O»d Ward C — Worthman Field Hou-e Prei im t No 3$ Third Ward A—- — County Highway Oarage Precinct No 34 Third Ward It — - Frauhlger'e Const Office. N Tth St. 1'... in. t No Third Ward <' Gerbers lmpl< nient Store. !3!ii St A ’ Dayton st Given by order of Boai-d of Com- I nilssionerJohn c. Vagabnrger, John U. Illskey, John < hristencr. Hon rd of < oiiiiwi l mg, rn. Thurman I. It/r«s, Vuditor Vilnius < ounty. Inrtlnaa. April .'3 A I VHV REftIISJCVT MtHIK IV THE «DAM« t lllt I II Illi 111 4PP.11, TKRN. *«»•» «T4TF. OF I*.iii vv v. <ot vrv op vi>v*is.i>*i <n viu i:« »i. M»xviv<; Pl. 4IW IFF PETEH *ll IIHHhl:il KT4L liEFEXIIVVTS Now lotties the plaintiff by D H irdette Citater. his attorney, and files, hl* complaint herein, tog- ther with th- affidavit of a competent pt m that the residence upon dill-y-tit Inquiry is unknown of the Ld- , I .wing named defendants, towlt: Pelrr stu.lahakri, Ila, Id siudn-

REVIVAL SERVICES in prugrest* al the MISSIONARY CHURCH Corner of Tenth and Dayton Bt*. Each Evening except Saturday at 7:30 Rev. Blanchard Amstutz. Eiangelist The public is cordially invited. H. J. Welty, Mmiater SALE CALENDAR MAY I—J Edwin and Marie Donaghy. Uniondale. Ind Six Room Modern Home and Two lx>t». Midwest Realty Auction Co J F. Sanmann. aactloneer. MAY 1 Elmer Du Charm*. Plymouth, Ind. Service Station. 2 sfory factory bldg 3 acre* land. Conducted by Kent Realty Co W R Savage. Hicksville. (). Auct. MAY 5 Moses J Troyer. .3 miles East ot Berne on stat’- road No 118. 7.1 acre farm and personal property. Roy A Ned Johnatm and Melvin Liechty. Ami*. MAY 7 C E Bell and Marvin Stoutenberry. 2 mile* East of Decatur, mile North of road No. 224. 50 head of Holstein dairy cattle Boy a Ned Jnhmon anil Melvin Liechty. Auct*. i MAY 8 George Funk Estate. Harold Glass. Admr.. Eaat of Haviland. 0 to the Junction of No. 127 and 114 Highway* Personal prqperty Midwest Rea'.ty Auction Co .J. F Sanmann auct MAY 10—John E Teeter. ReßTaburg. Ind Garage Building and Equipment and Filling Station Midwest Realty Auction Co . J F Sanmann. Auctioneer MAY 11—Ivan Slmindlnger. 1 mi!o south and 1 mile ea»t of Venedocia. Ohio on road No 110 Dairy cattle and equipment. Roy & Ned Johnson, and Melvin Liechty. auct*. MAY 12 Mr* Forrest Steel. Hicksville, Ohio. Complete line Modern Rest a u runt Equipment. Midwest Realty Auction Co. J F. Sanmann -Auct

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I, sons above named, d -■ tlbed an I , iesigr.ated at drfemt>n’- ! ■ this i n action who are m-irr •- I all persona , ■. and corporations who •«•*« or I . might awwrt .«• ■■ title, dslm or .Interest in T l-ln H”’n th. r-.il , ~ .-.nt. I. ■’ > - I ' nt’l ‘ ' . - In tills .i-ti’ii. tn in-!’ - <>r through a,,* of ths di-fendant*. In this aettoH llnamed de* rlt>ed and deslgnnted In . M ld >mpl lint lhe names of all klwhnm ar, unknown to th* plaintiff. | hat *al«l a. Hun I- for lh<- l”>r- „ I of quieting tills to real • Slat* u'in the state Os Indiana that a ' in*- . ts ■ . defendants. Hist all of ' I I’s-ml- , ant* are necessary parties to *.,.d i, a tlon and tliut they ar>- bril, ied t<> , be non-resident* of the State of I Indiana. , ... The following real .state In 1 A lams County. 11l the State - t Ind r larni. i* <l. • rlbcd In asid ’in;>lalnt. ,' towlt Intel* number ihlrly-ulm-•I and forty i I'D •" Ila* Id Mmiabaker . I lr*l Vdillllun l» the T,,*»s» wf Hwffnlo. *”„ Gen1 evn, Indiana. • This action i* in-tit I'd * ' e< It. d be .at.t plaintiff forth. p ir- || rn.se- of I|llleting Ills title to the real .-tat. I. it" 'I again** I i all claimant* wh.if«”-)<r Noll e i. therefor. Hereby given 1 that iinlers the- be an I appear <>n Hie Mh .lav of Jim. Uil* In the Adams Clr. ilt Court, at the 1 ’ irt Hou-. In th- ’’By “f De .itur. ami I It’s Good! FRESH, COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE PURE PORK AT GER BER’S MEAT MARKET

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STATE LIAE FRUIT ♦s*2 r. *lt Kdbi g.t 221 WINESAP \P?LE> | ld WASHINGTON DELICIOUS - - Iwx and ■ POTATOES peck «5c and ’ B ORANGES dozen :!o f and BANANAS ~ g — z z. j — zzi'zz/. - 'StNotice To Taxpayers * I Monday, May 3 I FINAL DAY TO II PAY TAXES ■ w Avoid the last minute rush and the H risk of pat ini' the penalty by pay ini; K your lutes now. B NORVAL I). FUHRMAN, iu-iirtr B

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