Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 247, Decatur, Adams County, 20 October 1949 — Page 2

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Niblick Funeral Friday Afternoon Funeral xer vices for George W. Niblick, 89, a native of Adams QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS out to EXCESS ACID FreoßookTeHsofHwmeTreatsnentthat Most Help or it Will Cost You Nothing Over three million bottle* of tho Wiliako T**ArMKxT have been sold for relief of eymniomiofrtietcMe.irtaing from Stomach and Duodenal Ulcers due b> E>co» Add — Peer Digestion, Sour or Upoet Stomach, Gasolnecc, Heartburn, StaopleesnoM, etc., due to Eacee* Add. S<dd on 15 days’ trial! A-k tor "WUlard't Meoiage” which fully Mplauc* thle tn atim-nl tree -at mu i hoi «i: Dili <• t o. ii. j. smith iihi <• « o.

FRIDAY-SATURDAY •» jiretfont Beautiful Hand-Painted PLASTIC ■« ■ PARTY FWffl APRON r /'tfe Beg. I.l9Value h<.” ■ k m jiffs c The American Beauty Rose is hand painted on W this apron by an artist— every stroke by hand. HSH Pretty enough for a party — practical enough for everyday use. LIMIT— 2 PER CUSTOMER P Only through a special purchase are we able to offer this terrific i value! It's part of our big October clearance sale a • a deep cut prices from every department. Look These Super Specials Over • • L Quantities Limited - Come Gariy! IrifejEMgSte* INJO L I 2J!l T eon »“"*"« Firestone SEAT COVERS mhBEShSSw Fut T * l ‘ s Bifl Reg § Ife&H OH- HEATER «9 Iffil .SB IN YOUR HOME Ccp * ooo * *' ’• a x I & 99 5C IX9B I WISE • K H sW Sodoaa •R'Smaller.., Safer for Youngiten I C, r I K * The Hssdlifler t 1 MIDGET « 3 RADIO 1/ •*> -» X. Z i-rt— 6' lISWHIaTLar »><w qk f 2BAIM »HseM a | ummmi PAINT Boys' and Girls' £ « 5 Ra< ’ ali xion Bicycles If yav child has trouble reaching the pedzls aa Mg bUms, 3 ;' Her. SI 4.95 get him this Junior bike' The JI inch wheels make it safer rt . and easier to ride Streamlined and speedy. Strang double- U *' ear iv«b rise »»• gooa bar constriction. bright enamel finish .. . lota of chrome. P J protection. Exeotlrnt foe Big balloon tires. With kickatand. reflector and chain rwl ] “ roofs including sheet metal Bright. non fadfl red. Liechty & Myers

I county, will be held Friday after ' noon at 2 o’clock at the Jahn funeral home in Bluffton. Mr. Niblick died Tuesday afternoon after a four years illness. He was born Sept. 15. IMJO in this county, the son of Robert and Catherine Hartman Nlblii k. His entire life was spent in Adams and Wells coun-'. ties and he was a member ot the > HAVE YOU REDEEMED YOUR (reameltes COUPON? I

t'raigvllle United Brethren church. Surviving besides the widow are four daughters. Mrs Walter Bitto.; of Elgin. 111., Mrs. George Laut . zzenheiser, of Bluffton rural route. Mrs. !>an Foy, of Montpelier, and ; .Mrs. Elmer Ratcliff, of Ossian; 1 three sons. Dorcey Niblick, of Liberty Center, Rufus Niblick, of Fort Wayne, and Milo Niblick, of Ossian; a sister. Mrs. Belle Freenser. of Pasadena, Calif.; 27 grandchildren and 3<l great grandchildren. Three brothers and two sisters are deceased Texas Slate Highway 219 is, perI haps, the shortest designated high- : way in the I'nited States. Near I Huntsville. Tex., it is only two t blocks and 19 feet in length

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To ( heck Halloween vandalism, the Bluffton chief of police, True ' Shepherd, has issued a warning , that the curfew laws will be en forced. These provide that all children upder 18 years of age must be off the streets by 10 p.m. Parents will be h«-ld responsible for any damages. .Mrs. Mary Ahr has been dismissed from the Robert Long hos pltal, Indianapolis, to the Lloyd Ahr home. ler attended the American Acad Dr. H. R Frey and Dr. N. A. Bixetny of optometry fall meeting at ; Purdue university Wednesday.. During the afternoon meeting.' psychological factors pertaining to reading difficulties of children were discussed by the speakers. Mrs. Mary Nelreiter, of the Homestead addition, who has been ill with a severe attack of arthritis. is reported as somewhat improved Dr. and Mrs. John Terveer have leturnocl to Decatur after a week's vacation at Chicago and Rome City. 1 Q n I—Jmw—— E !■ J I Admitted: Mrs. Martha Me-1 Barn?s. Geneva. j Dismissed; Thomas Cass; Rand ’ I I Sortor, Bryant; Mrs. Sherman, : Gould. Monroe. j Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Arch- ! bold, Monroeville, are the paren s of a baby boy, born at 7:50 a m. j Tuesday at the Adams county mem- ; oiiul hospital. He weighed 7 pounds. 1 ounces and has been named ' Thomas William. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mr . Rex Riesen, Berne, at 9:34 o’clock Wednesday morning at the local hospital. He weighed 8 pounds. I •; ounces. Committee Chairmen Named By Boy Scouts Chalrm n for various commit-; tees within the Rotary Boy Scout organization w«re elected by senior Scouts at a meeting Wednesday in room 205 of the Decutur high school. The completion of the troop's by-laws was made, followed by a discussion of merit badges for i meeting woik hd by senior leader. Dave Melman. Committee chairmen elected were: John Girard, outdoor affairs; i Ronald Murphy, social activities; 1 Jim Helm, indoor affairs; John; Thompson, service activities; Ron-f i nie Secauer, treasurer; Dan Tho-1 | mas. secretary, and Jim Mur- i I taugh, publicity officer. Backhaus Elected i President Os DHIA In the 26ih reorganization meeting cf the Adams County D 11. I. ; A. Wednesday evening In Decatur.' I Charles Backhaus was elected' president. Hany Lehman, vice-pre ( side nt ; E Rice, secretary-treasur-er; Ell Schwartz and Holman Egly.' directors. Charter member herds' I represented in the meeting were the Sol Moser, L. R. Schwartz. I John J. Schwartz. Burkhart and the I Ben and Noah Mazehn herds. Ben and Noah have a record of continu-' ous testing G. A. Williams, Purdue eztension dairyman, prai-ed the association on the records they are making in the use of good pastures; pasuires 1 developed by proirer liming and fertilization Music was furnished j I by Mazelin. The D. H. I. A. plan* to celebrate 25 years of dairy I testing with a party Nov. 15. Radishes were so highly valued i by the ancient Greeks that small replicas of them were made in gold. A German botanist in 13H reported seeing radishes weighing 100 pounds Chair & Ottoman ItelMX in Comfort Stucky & Co.| Monree, Indiana

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