Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 265, Decatur, Adams County, 10 November 1949 — Page 2

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SOCIETY I MISSIONARY SOCIETY IN MEETING WEDNESDAY The Zion Lutheran Mlnr.ionary : society will have ita regular meeting Wednesday at the church. The ' meeting waw opened with hymn | Hinging, after which the Rev. Edgar I’. Schmidt spoke on the subject. “Reverence in the Huune of Ood." The following officer* were then I reelected: Mrs Raymond McDougal, preaident: .Mrs. Florence Engle, vice-preaident; Mrs. Extella Loitz, Hecretary. ami Mrs. Margaret AaiiImucher, treasurer. Refreahmenta were served at the .lose of the meeting by Mre. Clara Bauer, Mrs. Louie Eiilerding and ! Mrn Betty Steele. The Calvary Ladiea Aid noclety will have their meeting Friday evening at seven thirty o’clock a! the Calvary church. Mrs. Roliert Brown and Mrs. (lien Hlrachy will be hostesses. The election of officers will be held. A meeting of the Ladies Fire men’s auxiliary will be held at sec. en thirty o'clock Monday evening at the fire station The Salem Evangelical and ID formed church at Magley will hold thank offering services Sundaj’ night at seven o'clock, ilenery Tani. who is of Japanese descent, will !>• the guest speaker. Special must ai numbers will also be presented, and I the public is invited to attend. The Our Lady of Fatima study club will meet at the home of Rose mary Spangler Monday evening at eight o'clock. Members of the Dtcatur Garden 1 < lub are requited to bring baked goods or home-made articles to th" meeting Tuesday evening at six o’clock at the home of Mrs. Roy Runyon for the silent auction. SSJOSP.ITAL V** yo&A Dismissed: Mrs. George Windmiller and baby boy. Geneva: Corwin Ineicben, Geneva; Mrs. Myrtle McDaniels, Monroe. titles of steak can be cooked when still frozen without losing juice or quality, if sufficient extra time is allowed for the cooking

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Mrs Ralph Wiseman and Mrs. Karl Baxter of Van Wert. ().. spent Wednesday in Decatur. Thetas Hocker, vice president of Homie I Packing Co.. Austin. Minn., is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j C. E Hocker, in Decatur. Mr. Hoc;.er will remain until Saturday. Frank Schultz of Akron. Ohio, visited here yesterday with relatives and then wvnt to Indianapolis to visit his sister. Mrs. Schultz is practically an Invalid, suffering from arthritis in a very acute stage. The Schultzs formerly lived here and Mrs. Schultz is a printer on , the Akron Beacon-Journal. Word has been received here by ’ ' Mrs. Lawrence Green that Mrs. Wesley England, of New Port Richie. Fla . had broken her right shoulder in a fall at her home and Is confined to a hospital there. Jimmy Hoffman of Busch. Ark . along the Missouri stale line, arrived here this morning for a few days visit with old friends A native of Kirkland township, Jim also llv- • ed in St. Mary's. French townships ami Decatur before going to Arkansas In 1938. Mrs. J. H Heller, who was in Jured In a fall Sunday, is reported much Improved today I Mr. and Mrs Lawrt-nce Rash are the parents of a baby boy. born at 5:09 am today at the Adams county immortal hospital He weighed G pounds. V* ounces and has been named Dennis E A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs. Ferris Mertz at 7.21 o'clock thi« morning at the local hospital She weighed •> pounds. 12 ounces Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barr, route 3. are the parents of a fi pound. 5 ounce baby boy. born at 5:33 a tn. today at the Adams county hospital. He weighed 6 pounds. 5 ounces.. Mr. and Mt*. Hairy Lovelette,' Monroeville, ate the parents of a baby boy. born thi< morning at 10:-! 35 o'clock at the local hospital. He 1 has not be« 11 named. Marion Firm Guilty Os Unfair Practices Washington, July In *• tl'Pt 1 The National Labor Relations ■ Board today announced it had sus--1 'allied a trial examiner's ruii ig ; which found the Duly Bros. Sine ' Co., Inc.. Marion. Ind, was guilty I • of unfair labor practices J "Tlig trial • xatiiiner found, ami Fwe agree, that Dorothy Merkel wa i , discrinilnutorily discharged by 'he , company," Tile NLRB decision said. The company was ordered to re 1 instate Mrs. Merit* 1 and re-lmbui -- her for .the loan of pay she suffer.- l. It was also ordered to cease and desist from dincouraglng menibeiship in the CIO I lilted Shoe Workers I'nion of ita employes, or otherwise interfering with their rights to join hi I sir organizawns. Bonnier Club Dance, Fridav, November 11, K. of C. ! Hall, 9:30 - 12:30. T Trade in a Good Town — Decatur I vWWWWNWVWWNVWANI FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Hospital Bouquets Weddings and Funeral Work Riven Special Attention. SMITLEY’S FLOWER SHOP W. Monroe St. (at cemetery ) Phone 5112 ffUVWUVWVVWVVWW'AW Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights When <li«er,ler of ItMney fmwinn nobonou* oMtter to remain in your l*«t. It may eau- naming hwluuhr, rtwutm.ee Bain-, kz pr ja, |om of H P and rweruy, art. ting ug afc-ht.. awrllins. pu<uw»» under th« I ty a. twadadwa aiui diuinna. fr»>iu<nt or I Scanty puuun* with amart.ru' nnd bu- nine . Somrtirrur show* th»-» i> •..mathlng wrung I with your kidneys or bbddtr. Don't anti t Ask your druegM for n<*n a PlUa. a stimulant dlun-tfc, used 1 by millions tor oeer M years. Doan's give I bait-r rriief and a itl help the 1Z miles of kMMy tubes flush out poisoiww waste tram I eoar Hood. Get Dowa’s Piila. FIAKORH CORN MUFFIN MIX town tkt ut tn 11 on When quality is your guide, ' you’ll buy Flakorn. Same fine ingredients you use. Precisionnixed to make about 12 delij cious corn muffin* at every bakiop. Abo makes delicious pancakes, waffles. II , ■ ■■ ■

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