Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 146, Decatur, Adams County, 22 June 1950 — Page 2

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■rthany Church Tbv tirtt cuafervucv •< the prucat eoaferenc* year will be UM at rtm Brtbaay Bvangelical I'aUM Brelterea church Friday M» niag at Tiltt o’clock The Her. H ifceatly atectad ceafkreaee aater inteadeat, will conduct the aaaatai. C'barti and Him itrtpa will be aired to prevent lite eeolereace pro- '- gram. All membere of the "tarterly eoafereaeo vhoald be preeent and othera are welcome. Berne Town Board Considers Fogging Berne. June’ 23 — The Barna town board U conaidertn® fogging or epraying the town With DDT. The council tbi» week watched a demonstratloa of fogging here bjr a Fort Wayne firm. The purpoee of the fogging would be for fly and Inaect control and to combat a poealble spread of polio.

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Nfr "77" - X- - Z J-- • ~ - /Z - 's&• GOOD NEWS FARMERS! Weeds and inarcta are doomed on thnae farm* where aprayinf eqti pmeflt ward m chowa from the mv, att-pWpCie Dtsfabiw; J " ~ hor Bhnms inefodr t r»< t of-mounted models. _ complete with pump and fitting* ... booms L for use witlf. tmi>r and skid sprayers--all V-X •m liable tn Drtuxe‘ »featurnEjfhandy. •dfustable.w>sr4e When it rome* to ■ •prayer*. regardless f » pe or jisr. ehonee- tMwWpl ««aa from DoWh ns complete hne . . skid models I of tarioiM tank and pt>mp eapacitte* . • 4PfcßßrT?k-f^7-~ ~ -- - trader sprayers «t its and tSO gallon tank - 7~>w•aar*. wsth A pressure ranse fatin' tern U <OO pmmds •. ■ p***er tak*-of mpdeh asd •»••* <•* *u m*a w« gasoline rOfine units* which can he drawn Mna ««wt» by tractor, jrrp e truck ... all made to * <Miver 7 fattens per m.nute and handle per- 3 CJML. forth att spray ndutiooi. jf COME AN’D SEE CS Let w atow the j »i»nv exclus-vr featur** that make Dobbin* - r - - tac wjuipmer t dd!. r<-st wd brnr- m» *wm. % — I .ante Power Sprayer* For Rent — SHE!.I. (HEMIC ILS and INSECTICIDES _ ED AFFOLDER & SONS Y»Mir ha Inter > fh’tler ' Berne. Ind.

kSeVidta Rotor Hartnagol Is Found Dood At Home Peter Hartaagei. M. was found dead at 5 o'clock Wadnaaday after- * noon at hie term home northeast of ■ Bryant. Dr Donald «. Spahr, Jay a wm wff m wOwWIy CWwUvT, teiurOW • 1 of tuta-Me. The farmer had shot himself with a 32 caliber revolver. A son, Bernard, who fenad the body on hie return bouse from work at Portland, saM He father had beet drpreaeed atnee returning from the Jay county hospital several weeks ago. ’ He was a member of the Holy ' Trinity Catholic church near Dry ant and the Portland Bugle* lodge. 1 Surviving are two other seas, ’ Vlnsent of Bryant and Ivan of ► Greenville. O : five dauahters, Mrs I (ieorte Brtrtrd. of Portland. Mrs 1 Al fludhoff and Mrs. Fred Sudhoff. both' of near Bryant. Mrs Arthur Florence and Mis* Edna Hartnagel, both of t'elfaa. O.; three brothers, Stephen. Nick sad Henry, all W near Bryant, and three . titters, Mrs: Mary Wagner. ln Mirtrtgun, Mrs Theodore Welling and Mrs. Ott Bricker of. near Bryant. The body- has been returned to the residence from the Baird funeral home. T * Seymour School Hood Indicted By Jury Browntown. Ind, June 22 — tl'P) Adolph Zollman. Seymour City school superintendent, war free today on 22.000 bond after a Jaekson county grand jury in- ( dieted him on a charge of as- j sault and battery with Intent to commit a statutory -offense. t Zojlmap. who declined to comment When the Indictment was re-. t turned yesterday, was charged , with an . ; «>atrtr on ' Mln. , Mary . Esther Martin, a grade school t music teacher, during the 1945-50 v term. 1 t I—Mtrtb < erllflrwte « Notice la hereby Niven t-hat P nag file*! a petition in the Circuit -»< V-smim .4 Ada.m.« Co lint y. Jndiann. t«» hare the time and pla« e of hln birt'i <|et«’rrtiin*’d.. - Sntd petition U set for -hearing on h ■ KI»WIRI> F. Ilerb «pf «br Adam* C ircuit < ..art p ,11-XK 22 f If You Hava Something To toll 5 Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pays f Old? Get Pep, Vim UMh IM* ptas l mil iliaSs .calcium, vrr Affine, Hen. women bimatM Tab* (Mm. < irt*2»i»» toM often , M after W by bodW rMfl Jum ImL ! im iraa; H»m c »!«*•. viiawn Hi, ivm** w» s i *•*’*•»* J**™ y • nwe** Trv • *tre« Toale TabMt Today. Oal laWkMaMdap MW 4OW t« wm» SO*, j 'At all UrwM ataraa evarpwbar* —la « Iterator at <*mltb I*fwm

\ - aII IHMMM IAIAAM In paying respects to imperial Potentate Herold Uoyd Xhrt), gis M.atwi with Virgil Prixseil, potentate of Al Maliakah temple, UM Angele*, an dhe two enter Ldn'AhgdM Memorial iebiisenm - to review the mammoth Shrine parade. (Inttnat loaal Soundpkofol

Heevy ReWall hi British Columbia Temperatures Zoom -~~ In Midwest States By United Pros* * Heavy rains hit the floodstricken Fraser river valley of, British Columbia today ami a "river of warm air'" sent tempera tures rooming In the midwest - The weather bureau warned that the hot and humid weather sweep <-.>.<! to .the,. .Allaniltd ■Cewbward which was enjoying comparatively cooler and" tfriSt weather today r " The Fraser river sip eatihg -into levees at Harrison Mills. II <’ where the Canadian Weather bureau expected heavy rainfall throughout the day. At Trail. B. C.. 2.0 miles east of Vancouver. SO persons fled their homes as the’ ColumbtiT river be ’ gan creeping into towu. l’ndef | pusses at Vancouver. Wash . were i flooded hy the CwlwmMa on the! J’ 8. side More than 2.500 persons w'oe j estlinAted LU have ’ been fortsjlj from their homes by high water; thronghour the province -fiba/i ever. offlciaN 'said the ei'M. apparently bpd. pusaed.. aul into the Pacific <t< e»n and th-y predicted the greatest y dahsdr wotrtd'pas’ w-fthln two day* - J In northern Idaho, the Ktsilenal ’ river broke levees 'Tn tw™- plan- s. flooding an additional. !! t'm> ar ri s -.1- lowering :h< rivers nearly a foot. /

Th* wpath/ir bureau s»frt many IhumlerstorXi-M w-re pre tiring in the central area, part it ularly in Texas. j4ie Ohio Valley anil in ; neya / | Tnur nhgrn Cotton choppers/ . >»'i e killetl y<*»lt nl&y wlr n Jlftht/ /nine struck a tree under whiyb they had taken shelter' from a <torm. Two Other# escaped in ' jury | Bunker Hill was one of thr inn? t I famous battle* of American : hi'j tory. Yet the British dead total*'l [cnly and only 1 i.“i Americana were killed Democrat Want Ada Bring Reauitu

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Utility Worker Is i Shocked Fatally Muncie. Ind;; —one 22 --(UPHCoroner Samuel Drake returned a verdict of accidental death today lit th* case of Clarencw Jacoba, Hi. a Muncie utility worker who was shocked fatally last night. Former Berne Lady 7 Enroute Ta “Tdfcyd; - " -7 Berne.. June 22 —- Mrs. Jason Thibodeaux, formerly Florlne Am slutz, daughter of Mr- and Mrs/ J.WwileO- tw» jftc?...tlid, her three children, left re-’denfiy-Bfr’HiSsft’rteedßiihWtCTF.'jbttP" rey to Tokyo, pun. lore they will rejoin their husbantj'knd firth--r.'1,1 Thibodeaux, who Is station •al there with the t'/fl. twcupation forces They tire making the trip | horn Seattle, Wash, to Japan by ship and will btyon llir u ean about ; [l4 days. / 1- ■■ , 7 ' I I Urges Scientists - To Pool Knowledge Blbii’niagton. Ind., June 22. y til i'l A Swsliab srienfi«t toged /last ulglit that gi-lentis’s through,/l‘dit the *orhl'-’po<d heir knowledge ~to wdv» -mankind-s .problem* j Dr^’B- rtit T.lndhtnrl. rtif-ci tof •:>?- ’ th< 8 to< kholm Observatory , and | | l.ri'iUdptft of*the InternaHomd Av tr.oipitniiul union, the hn*l ,jrortanco (>f free •xrhatrge of in*, formation At the xird n<«'ttn£ of i 'lfta. Aw£jsraji A.-tr'inonib a! Socte-| f) - . ’ ' • Father's Leg Clips Son ,F.asf 'lrttnMng Mich, ‘Tl’» rtnevear-old Timothy Anderson lost th*> tip of it finger wh#»n h«-/rfu<-k it into the join! of hU-4arth-er'« artifi* ia! i»-z Thf* fnthvr. ;loh» •’ a Niirhiga n asp Cblfai-F jrrr ‘ didn t hi* non and stood up ctippinr <»ff ,<>ne of th' finger Joint* And-rknn tost the lee fir! ’if.2. .• • 1 :. u. Th»> American bon:.d Asehcla I tint! reports an average* of <-m» (jm-l fist for »»?!< h 1 727 r* «i<!onts in ?h« I ! S':,-.- ■>, < !'t I J •. Democrat Want aqs bring Results

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