Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 161, Decatur, Adams County, 9 July 1948 — Page 7

(DAT, JULY 9, 1948

SMI’S EXCLUSIVE VALUES!! F iving Room Suites |MW» | Jy. up t 3 S*Mb p » *‘ y Bedroom Suites 1 ’ ; • Lining Room Suites 181 |j hMFAIBr*-l ch Breakfast Sets * W ;, ■* 2 — ~~ v jM^R£ a m#ISJ — Rollaway Beds *» -WOM I w K, z } Drop-Leaf Tables — • DESKS V t i You Can Buy This I. FINE QUALITY HIGHLY STYLED F WRN'TVRE /fE? At >m Furniture Co. lAVROE, IND. I taEE DELIVERY >pm Each Nite till 9 P- M Elint Wodnedßay

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Rebecca A. Uhrick 1$ Taken By Death Funeral Services Saturday Afternoon Mrs. Rebecca Ann Uhrick. 80. a lifelong realdent of Adams county, died Wednesday at the state hospital in Richmond. Born In Adams county Feb. 14. 19*9. she wan e davghter of Alex and Sarah F verhart-Brandyberry i4er husband. Elmer I’hrtck, died in 1911.* She was a former member of the Winchester U H church. Surviving are <wo sons. Vern Uhrick of Berne route 2 and Edward of Fort Wayne; 18 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren: two slaters. Mrs. Isabel Uhrick of Dunkirk and Mrs. David Springer of near Anderson, and one brother. ' John Brandyberry of Jonesboro. Ark. Four brothers and one •li’er are deceased Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Yager

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funeral home In Bern*, the Rev. L. G. Wright officiating. Burial will be in the Ray cemetery, west of Monroe. Anderson Steps Up Fight On Gambling Anderson. Ind.. July 9 — (UPI — Harry G Neff today was appointed Anderson city attorney in the fight against gambling. Mayor G. lister MacDonald said Nelson Bohannon resigned as attorney because of the "press of personal bueineas." The resignation followed in the wake of a recent administration shakeup in which a detective captain was arrested after leaving an alleged gambling establishment. The anti-gambling decree applied to slot machines and other games and included all private clvba and lodges. Two other Madlaon county cities, Alexandria and Elwood, also have declared war on gambling. The General Education Board, of the I'nlted States was chartered by Cotigres in 1903.

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Missionary Jug Breaking Service Special Service At Missionary Church The annual missionary jug breaking service will bo held at the Missionary church, corner of Tenth and Dayton streets. Sunday evening at 7:80 o'clock. The children will bring their own missionary Jugs which they have had during the past year and break them so that the money may bo taken and given to the support of the missionaries' children in the foreign fields, in this way children have a very definite part in the missionary work. This hae beer, the manner of child ren’s giving in the missionary Church association in the past years. Last year children of the MCA gave over 114.765 in this way. The children will also give a short program which is as follows: Children singing — "Sunshine Makers." and "Be a Missionary For Missions'' — David Ralston. Nancy Wague. Bethanne Baker. Jimmie Welty. Paul Hiser. Patty Death and Margaret Slusher. Solo — Janet Rupp. I'm A Little Girl — Sonja Strahm. Just a Little Acorn — Bonnie Dague. Lights Along the Way— Sharon Idlewlne. Marilyn Jackson, Ralph

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Bailor, Garry Millington, Ruth Ann Jackson. Carl Hiser. Go, Preach, and Teach — Jerry and Edward Baller, and Donald Dague. To Be A Missionary — Nina Dick. Giving and Receiving — Janet Jackson. Paul Ralston, Sharon Baker. and Dwight Huffman. Youth Rewarded For Averting Train Wreck Fort Wayne. Ind., July 9 — (UP) Wabash railroad officials visited the modest home of Edward Bredemeyer. 13, today and presented him with a lion bond as a reward for preventing a derailment of the Detroit Arrow. F. C. Flynn, superintendent of the Mon'peller, O„ division of the Wabash railroad gave the bond to Edward and a |SO bond each to his mother and to Mrs Marion Burkholder, a neighbor. Edward detected a broken rail on June 29 Just a few minutes before the Arrow was to pass over the tracks near his house. They hurried to Mrs. Burkholder's and called the Wabash ticket office. The city of Evansville. Indiana, located on the Ohio river, is an Important shipping center.

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r - * 27 ii nniiiMi nuns. ■—l 11l ■ II II . ■ TRUCK LOAD OF Watermelons 'OlrM DIRECT FROM ltE COLD GEORGIA 07¥- and up K .r^r.tl#fiX Z Every Melon Guaranteed—Sold whole. halves or by quarters .■ < mJii™ '' l^* — /<-A. ARIZONA CANTALOUPES 19c each ~|en,v of 11// rflivv\ cotDEN SUNKIST ORANGES 39c dot mi i./ Hli '1 RIPE 11 TAAXAiy BANANAS L E M ;9 N 8 3’ € tlut

MOTICK OF Pt Bi.U SALE OF HEAL ESTATE IM <<>MVIIS«IO\EH The undersigned Commissioner, by vlrtm- »f an ord r <>t the Adams Circuit <‘ourt of Adams <-ountv, slate of Indiana. nuid<- and entered of record In a cause there pendlnK entitled Haitiuel Yodt-r et al . plaintiffs vs. Lydia lt"Ui et al defendants and numbered 19.124 on the d‘" kets of said court hereby Kites notice that at the hour of 7 30 P M on Monday. July 19. 1949 at th premises hereinafter described, tie will oftr-r f>r sale and sell at Public Auction tor not teas than the full appraised value the following described tracts of real estate situated lit the town of Berne, *,n Adams county, Htate of Indiana, town Tract Is. I The west silty tiMli feet of Inlot Vumlwr 3AS In the Thirl>-elahth Addition to the town of Herne, ns the annie laid out and plotted by C. C. sprunaer. Tenet A. 3. The east one-half 4HI "> Inlot nutnbrr three hundred fifty-elaht <IUA) In the Forty-first till addition to the town of Herne, na the some was laid out and platted h> < Kristian 4'. hprunarr. esrept therefrom the rant slvty-nlne feet. Tbeie traits will be offered for sale and sold separately; the sale will be made subject to the approval of tin- court and on the following terms; Not lean than <>t the pur- - base price In < ash on day of sale; balance within sixty days upon delivery of deed nmt shstract. each tra, t will he sold subjei-t to tie taxes for the year 194 S payable In 1949, and also aubje, t to the Hen >f any public Improvement not already truded; and tract number one will be sold subject to the rights of the present tenant. Ilnvld J. Helnhnrd. t xmmlssloner Hoy a. Johnson. Ard Johnson * Mrltln J. I.lrehty. Aartleaeers E. W. HnuniK«rfnrr. t lrrk Henry 11. Heller, attorney July 9-16

Swimming Party By Junior Police Club Mort than 2ft members of the Junior Police club attended a swimming purty at the municipal ’ pool Thursday night. It was announced that a Junior polite rifle , team meeting will Ire held Saturday afternoon at J o'clock at the home ’ of Bob Railing. 803 Dierkea street.

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xotk e to HinttsntM Notice l» hereby given that on July 22 1949. st 9 P M at Monmouth school Houw. the truatre and Adviaury Hoard of Root Township, Adame County, Indiana, will <-<>naider bl<l« for .i t* paa.eriaor arhool t"ix ! b dy and chaa-le Body most be fully ; fU'iipped and letlerr<i to meet state . ne<»ulreine-it». Blds must conform 1 wllh state requirement. The right to ci-Je, t any or all bids is reserved l.noKr Mrhlefereteia, Trustee at ■ Hoot 'township. , July 9-16 Trade In a Gcod Town — Decatur

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