Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 293, Decatur, Adams County, 14 December 1949 — Page 7

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Ln Show Is hl Remington L d And Busche |Among Speakers ifrvear-old * on t L Hartl*? Tyler, was f., .repstakes winner of fcjjtiiil soybean lihow h * , ‘ l t,. Rrminyton. F (fO m four and one-half grown on the It, near Remington won F* frr uniformity and true K1C»: <W>P etlt,on ,n BIJO entries in seven L(< the show. 13, son of Mr. and tLuik. who have a farm F . B orth of Remington, Kgp or reserve grand Ly hundreds of fanciers L O n Remington High F participate in an all day L glorify the magic soy Li o the other divisions hardiively. Gene Jennings, | Ford. Gaylord Sommers L.- Brothers. L, to the winners were Lia.«t night at a banquet kp school gym al which Li entertained. L, in g was largely attend-L.-and agriculturalists

Li, fe whole, pack I /J. k FRIGIDAIRE Wt*| (Appliances GSgj'-L-, j MSv- csgeiJ EZfl ML This year surprise the who/o family with o ISMMMEh |3m\ flit’ ,hat br ‘ n9 * las,in 9 happiness for all. 1 1 \ Remember —any Frigidaire appliance Ihl t / J / you buy for Christmas will bring its own li; ' j u— \ large measure of enjoyment, every day It- pjaW'' i y : *’- - SHs* /? '" \ 1 Xrl * \ for years to come. Order yours now I I I 9\ Bv /i | / 1. Solve the family gift problem B* y / with a new vl \ \ \¥ / FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR \\ \ Here's a gift that keeps on giving—for years! XXX y Among its many features are: a full-Width "■yjr J j7 Super-Freezer Chest, a full width Hydrator, O. M y famous Meter-Miser mechanism, exclusive ( J Quickube Troys, Ice Blue interior trim. Wodel Dl ’ B6 5;J29,75 Ask about terms ‘J' XM' \ /dH^FL^Ed ,<a ' \ gk’* ' 2. Give this new all-porcelain •* L* P*! I FRIGIDAIRE v r ! [Sf automatic washer vB IMi / How-ony half-hour in the week can be wash / .\ ggjy / time ... by just the touch of a finger I Simply \ / p ut ,n c |o,he * ° nd i ° ap ' *•’ ,h * s * |ec ’'° D '° i A \ TB. \ ... and forget it. Live-Water washing, livey 3 ' / Water rinsing and the Rapidry-Spm make J clothes cleaner, brighter, drier than ever. .$299.75 . a . Ualidov cooking will be better, Ask about convenient terms »■ H«. h „n .. «y 4- ".!•*>» „, w «o.Ta7s ™ «««'>*'« eIKT " IC " ANCt Now’s th. time gidaire food Rod ionhjb . s.sp.ed Cooking unit. to order your and posH.es as wetl os f o ,test-cookmg electnc range FRIGIDAIRE I *A poultry, frvits and vegetables- make th.. Twr GIFT FKIWUAIHB | **d ar nor-can be wsfely stored in this APPLIANCE I •• u CM. ft, food freezer to brmg you t** l m the year! ‘*'2 l 7’ (MM 5309 .75 $329.75 M • d,l " A»k About Convenient Terms _ . ■ UHRICK BROS. =

from Purdue university. Among l the speakers were J, Ward Calland. of thh city, managing director of the national soybean council, and E. W. Busche, of Monroe. Krick Funeral To Be Held Thursday Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Schone funeral home in Fort < Wayne for Mrs. Sadie Krick, who'i died Monday night after a long f illness. Survivors include, a half < brother. Lase Swygert of this city, i a half-sister, Mrs. Perry Mason of I Bluffton, and several nieces anil t nephews. She was a member of i St. Paul's Methodist church. I —- - 1111 - I 1 Superintendents Plan February Institute r Hansel Foley, county superin < lendent of schools, will attend a ( meeting of all superintendents of , the northeastern Indiana counties Thursday in Fort Wayne. The , meeting will be held in the office f of the Alien county superintendent t of schools, and the superintendents ( will make further plans for a , teacher institute which is to be ( held in Fort Wayne some time InL February. The institute will have its meetings in the Purdue and In k diana University centers. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur '

10 Questioned In Death Os Waitress Nine Persons Held In Separate Cells Franklin. Tenn.. Bee. H. —(UP) Police today arrested 10 residents of a boarding house here and held nine of them In separate cells for questioning about the murder of a pretty young Indianapolis waitress. The tenth, a 13-year-old carpenter, was released on his own recognizance after officers questioned him in the slaying of Mrs. Rosa Mary Dean, who was found with her throat cut In a schoolyard Monday morning. Sheriff Ewine Frasier said the man was released temporarily because he wanted to keep the 10 apart and there were no more cells at the jail here. The boarding house residents Were arrested after investigators found several pairs of blood-stain-ed overalls there. The house, which the Sheriff described as "a bad house," Is about 350 yards from the spot where Mrs. Dean's viciously slashed body was found State high patrol chief W. T. Shelton theorized that the pretty brunette was slain "somewhere else" and then carried to the yard

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of Franklin high school, where students found the body as they went to classes Monday. Officers began questioning the boarding house residents Immediately. The carpenter, identified ss Lewis Smith, was the first one picked up. Police said he tried to throw away a rasor when he was arrested on the street here. Bloodstained overalls were found in his room and he wvre a bloodstained hat. Smith aroused officers’ suspic ions when he returned several times to the funeral home where the dead woman was taken and asked about the progress ot the investigation. He told officers he was “very drunk" Sunday night, the night Mrs. Dean was slain. Others questioned were Sherman Burge. 37, Robert Woodward, 22, and Mrs, Betty Burge, about 60, the owner of the boarding house and moth of Burge. County Agent Will Broadcast Monday Adams county agricultural agent. L. E. Archbold, will he the principal speaker on the "Little Red Bara” program to be heard on WOWO and WOWO-FM Monday morning at 6 o'clock. His subject for the broadcast will be "External Parasites of Livestock."

u-— o Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE ll— __o Q. Please give a list of items a young woman of moderate means might Include in her hope chest. A. A half-dozen sheets; halfdozen pillow cases; a dozen large bath towels; %-dozen guest towels; a dozen linen face towels; a dozen dish towels; a dozen wash cloths; a dozen dust cloths; 4 linen

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i on the brim. i Q. Is it proper to contey food .to th>* mouth with the tines of the fork pointed down? A. Either way is perfectly pro-per-and with either hand. too. Victor w. von Hagen reports in a new guide brmk on the Inca fortress of Hac»ahuunian in Peru that the fortress, which still is standing, is one of the greatest engineering feats ever accomplished j I by primitive man.

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