Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 108, Decatur, Adams County, 6 May 1948 — Page 6

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Asks Graduates To Register For Jobs Fort Wayne. Ind.. .May 6 —(I'Pl — Veterans and other graduating college (indent* in the Fort Wayne area of the Indiana state employment service were asked today to register for a job placement program. Manager Marjorie V. May said that applicant!) wanting Jobs in other section* of the country!

V..' J-HOfr A FUNERAL Si SERVICE AS O WE CONDUCT IT jr NkjF® is not limited to the mere ? mechanics of professional perf / formance. 1/ Jt is rather an effort to lighten the impact of Iwreavement and to lift the confusion _ / and uncertainty that confronts /-'ZjO: a family made desolate with "5.2 / sudden separation. if 6ILLIG 5 DOAN / Wfe FUNERAL HOME If' j&hflrZ DECATUR RHONE 794 l/c ~~^nn i y ji KSib K. C<z L~~ •** * |S<®| To ba tura of lifetime value in your diamond Bring, look imide for the name Art-Carved. Genuine Art-Carved diamond ring* are registered and guaranteed by America 1 ! oldeit and largeit ringmaker. We will be happy to show you our complete collection at your convenience. BilOVtO BY BXIDfJ FO« ALMOST A HUNDS ID YIAM (1 ISO-1 Ml) 9 eweUt AUTHORIZED ART-CARVED JEWELER BMiniilißMlMlMm ■Br SOLVE YOUR and SCREEN DOORW V Problems W V with 1 I ALSCO I 1 ALUMINUM 1 Windows and Phoae for J Homo Demonstration Over 3 | 750,000 L—■■J. ALSCO I (•■bi.ati.a | Qj W.Rdo.! <ad Doors Maeefectered la PF I Arnold & Klenk, Inc. Phone 463 I

could register at the offfcd here. She said the ISES could refei applicant* to the national clearing houee in Washington. The Fo r l Wayne ISES area include* Angola Auburn. Bluffton. Decatur. Kendall ville, Huntington. Ligonier and Col utnhla City. o A •ucceeful man I* one who cashes In on hi* mistakes. Too often we hide our d fr"» be- ! neath our designs.

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Mr*. Mitt* Byerly Mrs. S. It. Henschen, Mr*. Hoy Heller. Mr*. Horner Arnold Mr*. Ed Arnold. Mre. Thotna* Griffith*. Mia* Kate Barger. Mr*. Mitta Byerly. Mr* William Scherry, Mr*. 801 l Houck. Mr*. Martha Fugate. Ml** Mary Steel, Mr* James Manley and Mr*. I.yda Bracht were among the first member* of the Kirkland Ladies dub, organized on May 24. 1923. Os this number the first eight mentioned are still member*. Mr*. Man-, ley ki the only charter member now ; deceased. "To create a more economical j way in living, yet to have the best

Man Arrested For Slaying Ex-Wife .... 70-Year-Old Man Is Held At Westfield — Westfield, Ind. May fi (UP! —I Authorities today held a .70-year-1, old Salem. 111., man who admitted hooting to death his former wife In a bible school here because she refused to let him see their chil- i dren. Mrs. Mary Dil'man. I’*. former-1 v of Centralia. 111., mother of' four children, died in the Kamil-1 •on county hospital at Nobles' rille, Ind., of two bullet wounds In the stomach and chest two hours after Homer Blair Dil'man idmittedly shot her at the West-j field Union Bible seminary here last night. Orin Keener. ?S, a Janitor, was in the hospital suffering from n wound in the groin after Dillman opened fire through the door of Mrs. Dillman’s dormitory room Keeney said Dillman had lost his temper after Keeney had tried . to persuade him to leave. Mrs. Dillman was shot while trying to flee down a stairway Keeney said the victim of the shooting had asked him to protect ’ her against her enraged former husband Dillman was held without bond for the grand jury. Authorities j said he was admitted to the NoI b'esville hospital for treatment jof minor injuries. He had atI tempted to commit suicide by | slashing his wrists with a razor I blade. Authorities said Mrs. Dillman had moved to the seminary to \ I help educate three of her children Police revealed the ages of two of ' them as ten and eight years. The age of the third was not disclosed The fourth, Fred Dillman. 27, | was said to be a pre-mlnisterial student at Butler University, Indianapolis. Police said the woman had moved Into the school, a private ' educational branch of the Ortho ' dog Quaker church, after divorc-; Ing Dillman in Illinois last May. o Jenner Supporters . Claim Nomination . Claim Is Ridiculed By Helmke Backers Indianapolis. Mav <—(UPi — ( Supporters of Sen. William K. Jen-I ner’s candidacy for governor said j I today that enough delegates were elected in Tuesday’s primary to easily nominate him at the Re>publlcan convention negt month. But backers of Walter E. Helmke. another OOP gubernatorial candidate. contended that the statements of "the Jenner gang*' were both "false and ridiculous " John K Ruckelshatts. campaign manager for Helmke. said that . Theodore Sendak's ’’victory by the | long-count in Lake county proves that Jenner strength has been overestimated." "I am surprised that they (the Jenner supporters» haven't claimed Allen county, where Hehnke has the 72 delegates solid." Rechel shaua Mid But chargee made by Jenner's

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Mr*. Ralph Freel* and to foster community cooperation.” was the purpose adopted for the dub at the beginning. L. M. Busche. who was county agricultural agent in Adam* county at that time, attended the first meeting. Mrs. D. M. Byerly was elected president. Mrs. Sam Hemo hen, secretary In the 25 year* of the club'J organization, many community project* have been sponsored. Annaul dinner* for the school children, picnic* for I II members, are also teai tured. Mrs Ralph Free!* Is the present president of the organization. -: : 1 ..... Z.-Tl

foe* made no change in the »tatement of state treasurer Frank Millii. Jenner campaign manager. "We have more than enough vote* to nominate Jenner," he *aid. Chairman Linle Wallace of the state Jenner-for-governor dub* said la«t night that a checkup of delegate ra. e* over the state showed a majority of delegate* in 60 out of the 92 counties for the junior senator. He claimed that Jenner "now ha* an excess of 1.000 delegate*." It require* 919 to nominate the gubernatorial candidate. High School Band Presents Concerts Tin- Decatur high school band, directed by Albert Sellemeyer. prevented a concert at the Lincoln and junior-Menior high school last evening and thi* morning. I addition to band number*, the 1 following program was staged: clarinet trio. Margene Bauer. Connie Hill and Norina Jean Wilson: •axaphone sextet. Jacqueline Warren. Donna Kirchenbauer. France* Morri*. Colleen luthman. Phyllis Kohler. Anita Rentz; trombone solo. Medford Smith. 0 A little town in central Wale* ha* the longest name In the world, according to H. L. Mencken's i "Supplement Two: The American language.” It is gyilgogerychwyrndrobwllllandysiliogogogoeh. The second longest' place name is laike gaugmanchaugagoggchaubunagungamaugg. Connecticut.

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