Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 112, Decatur, Adams County, 12 May 1949 — Page 7

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the official starting time. Train crews were anxious to get going. Weeds had overgrown the railroad tracks, which were idle for 11 months. A new Soviet flag flew over the Russian sentry post at the Autobahn, which Hitler built in his heydey. The Russians also had thrown a fresh coat of paint on) the barber-pole striped barriers on I the road so that they resembled a) country railroad crossing in America. German townsfolk gravitated to j the railroad sta. ;• dinner.) Cases and bars buzzeu with-talk

about the blockade lifting. Work-) men strung wires to reconnect I telephone wires between east and I west and installed high-powered! radios to carry stories of the) blockade lifting to the world. Shed Fire Results In Department Call City firemen extinguished a fire in a shed at the residence of Jake | Schaffer, 628 Kekionga street, about 12:15 p. tn. today. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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Methodist Laymen To Meet May 21-22 Hold Advance Rally At Indianapolis Six laymen of the First Method- j man’s advance rally at Indianapol ) ist church will attend a state layis. Alva Lawson, Fred Busche, Charles Stitzer, L. L. Hann, Sylvester Everhart and Fred Mills by virtue of the office held in the local church, are to attend. About 750 leaders of Methodist men inj every county .of the state will par-] ticipate in this layman’s advance rally “For Christ and His Church*’ May 21 and 22 at Robert Park Methodist church, Indianapolis. An unusual program lias been arranged, bringing together on the , same platform’ national figures in the field of religion, agriculture, management, labor and co-operat-ives. The program is in no sense a debate between capital and labor, between urban and rural areas, be-j tween enterprise and co-operatives or between religion and materialism. it is planned to dramatize the! common Christianity of all these j forces. The speakers at the Saturday afternoon session, beginning at 2:30 p. m. are scheduled to be Hassil Schenck, president of the Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc. Waldo Adams, an Akron farmer; Glenn* W. Thompson, president of NoblittSparks Industries, Columbus, and Bishop Richard C. Raines, Indianapolis, head of the Indiana area of the Methodist church. At the Saturday evening session, beginning at 7:30 p. m„ speakers will be Victor G. Reuther, director of the education department, United Auto Workers (CIO), and M- JBriggs, general manager, Indiana Farm Bureau Co-op Association, Inc. On Sunday morning prominent laymen will fill the pulpits of Indianapolis churches. On Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, Ivan L. Willis, vice-president of International Harvester company, will speak. Mr. Adams, who is Methodist lay leader in the North Ind;ar.:t conference, shares leadership ot the rally with iE. J. Fricke, a Farm Bureau Co-op official at Indianapolis, Indiana conference lay leader and i Floyd Bass, an Indianapolis nurI seryman and North Indiana con 1 ference lay leader. The 17 Method-1 j ist district superintendents in the | state also have assisted in the) I planning. Music at all services will be dirj ected by Charles Hamilton of the I Arsenal Technical Schools, Indian-; apolis. Knights Os Pythias Initiation Tonight Initiation into the second rank i will be held at the Knights of Pythias lodge at 7:30 o’clock this ) evening, Ralph Kenworthy, chan- ' < ellor-commander, has announced. [ All members are asked to be present. Eats and refreshments will be served following the meeting. Surveyor’s, Illis ( liilinx, to lie «1lonetl hy llounl ol < omnilaoloiirra Monday, Moy 111, mil) Chris Zurclier, Ditih Cl. out 31.20 O. Liechty, alt, h clean out 11.00 j The Krick-Tyndall Co., ti dr 233.34 I |>. I’. Steury, ule drain 20.33 i It. i>. .uartin, tile drain 7.00 .U. I’. Steury, tile drain 39.32 U. I-;. Ililty, tile drain 5.52 ai. I>. .iiyers, tile drain 10.00 it. Bieherieii, tile drain 3.39 J. Wabie, tile drain 24.00 <’. Bryan, tile drain 2.50 11. Barger, tile drain 9.28 u. Schueler, tile drain 8.15 .Meshberger Bros., tile drain 5ti.58 oren Moser, tile drain 24.20 Cash Coal Feed & Sup , ti. dr. 20.40 Emil .Steffen, tile drain 7.32 1.. A. Braun, tile drain 5.10 c. E. Amstutz, tile drain 6.00 Amos Thieme, tile drain 19.03 o Kruetzman, tile drain 9.93 Arnieo Drain. & Met. Pro., me drain 250 " Tost Const. Co., tile drain . 26.25 Groce Tope, tile drain 28.0a Gorman i-.rliart, tile drain 9.15 a. Zimmerman, tile drain .. 121.25 Zeke Evans, tile drain . 29.75 C. Farlow, tile drain . 23.80 <). Xytfeler, tile drain 805 Mis. I-. Biestand, tile drain 32.45 ! Dean Byerly, tile drain 16.78 •>. J Am.-tutz, tile dram 36.97 , l> Burknart, tile drain 34.11 I Dee Tinkhain, tile drain 1.63 i c Thieme, tile drain 3".43 i Alfred Grote, tile drain 5.95 I Albert F Dies, tile drain 15.45 i ’barley Burdg. tile drain 3.00 1 : A. Marbaih. tlie drain 14.02 •John Kintz, open dram 20.00 | it. Bierly, open drain 135 00 ! Keutfel A Hsser Co., operat. 81 Bo] ! Fortney Had. Sh. operating 3o.un i I Ft. \t ayne Pipe & Sup, operat 284.50 , 1 Isch Hardware, operating . 5.12 Brake Mat. A Parts, operat. 22.05 Korte Bros, operating 762.36 li»m t lalniv I De. Ins. Agcy. surv. ins. . 3830 Dec. Ins Ag<y, co home ins 27.00 10-,. Jus Agcy, highway ins 756.96 Certified before me this 13th day of May. 1949 Thurman I. Drew, Auditor Adams County. May 13 thold) YOUR PIES CATTT FAIL WITH FIAKO PIE CRUST MIX Just think! Even- pie you bake with Flako turns out perfectly at every baking. That's because the ingredients are precision-mixed. No guesswork, therefore no failures. You siaply add «’ter, roll acd btke.<

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