Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 45, Decatur, Adams County, 22 February 1951 — Page 2

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GIRL SCOUTS Girl Scout. Troop 14 met Tuesday I after school. Cookie sales hooks were handed in and approximately 250 boxes were sold. PrtP reeds from the cookies will go to buy ba«h girl in our troop a year’s subscription to the American Girt.i Also for the name Decatur and numerals of our troop for our uniforms. This money will also . help pay- expenses at the Girl Scoot 1 Day Camp and an outing

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Rivers In Indiana Continue To Climb ■ J Damage To Highways Continues To M oun t Indianapolis, Feb. 22.—-(UP) — . Indiana rlvera already swollen above flood stages in mo#t sections of the> state were expected to continue .their threatening today. , Two main road*—lnd. 43 north of Lafayette and Ind. 46 west of Columbus—and 14 secondary roads in . Southern and Southwestern Indiana were closed by hi g h water as road damage mounted to approximately "hundreds of thousands of : Rivers" z were Reported rising everywhere except in the headwaters with cresting expected to occur within the next tew days. New ; Harmony, Vincennes, Edwardsport, ML Carmel, Petersburg. Terre Haute, and Lafayette were expected to show crest* ranging from five to 11 feet above flood levels. , - 1 Red Cross disaster units were alerted for of families from low areas at Lafayette and Vlnceunea. The weather bureau reported the Wabash at Lafayette at 9.5 feet and Vincennes at 9 5 feet above flood level this morning and still rising. However, they said the Wabash was expected to cfest At least 3.4 feet at LafeyeUe and 2.6 feet at Vincennes under the flood level it reached January, 1960. j • W- A. Bertrand, Indianapolis weatherman, said Southern Indiana niay get ‘substantial flooding" by the end of the week. I| TodbX’s forecast was for clearing and, a, little warmer and fair tonight. But the weather bureau looked for intreasinfc cloudiness and warmer with rain Friday afternoon or night. The highs today, 40 tt 45 degreen in the north and 45 to 50 «n the south. Lows tonight, 25 to JO north and 30 to 35 south. Monticello Resident Is Burned To Death * Monticello, Ind., Feb. 22|.—(Ul ) 4*Thonias Lear, 89, was burned to death yesterday when a coal stove apparently exploded and -set fire to his farm home northwest of Passersby saw the flames but 'were qnable to rescue Lear. • »’ . ~■' z • ", No Charges Likely On Unmarried Mother Richmond, Ind., Feb.' 22.—(UPl ( — Authorities said today (charges would not be pressed >agaiin«t\ an unmarried woman friiose still-born baby was found at/the city dump. petpefives *aid I th»* woman, (ieserfbed as in her 20'sl first dchied the clrfid wa* hers, but .later ad&itted g&e gave birth to the baby unattended in hei- home The; body was found Tuesday by . a teen-aged girl who was play■ing on the dump. CHURCH HEWS * Pleasant Valley The Marion college choir, under , the direction of Herman Baker, will present a program of sacred music nlrxt Sunday at the Pleas ant Valley Wesleyan Methodist .ehnrclV, located twn miles east and dtae iriile south of Monroe]. Th r - ; program is scheduled for 2:30 ,p.m. Baker, founder of the choral organisation and director of the Marion college school of music, has planned a varied program, ranging from gospel hymns, negro spirituals to standard anthems The personnel of the choir are students selected from every de partnient of the college and Conis described as “an excellent representation bf the Marion college student body. Oemocrat want Ada wring Result* WHY SUFFER? Dm ti i Lack U Vitamias •i, Bi, Irca aad Niacial There’* rto need to feel bad . . . nt need to look ahead to years of discomfort and unhappiness ... if Jyou are suffering from a lack of Vitamin; B«, Bi, Iron and Niacin. Thousands Like Florence Kirk of 418 E. Sycw- ; more Street, Blytheville, Arkansas, have; found that HADACOL relieves the cause<of distress due to such deficiencies and prevents its return. She says: “I was weak, rundown, could hardly dp my housework. Now, I have been taking HADACOL 3 months, I feel so much better, eat well and;sleep good. I feel Like a younger woman although I am 64 years old<’ Why doubt? Why wait? Learn why folks are saying that only HADACOL gives you that Wcnderfnl HadacoJ Feeling. Recommended by many doctors. Money-back guarantee. Trial size, *1.25; large family or hospital size, $9.50. /SUSI AE ■* WDL. Z*V — A• .

Motorist Fined For Reckless Driving Donald Haviland, of Geneva, pleaded guilty In justice of the peace court Wednesday 4o a charge of reckless driving, and was fined $5 and costa, totalling |1j5.75. Havi land was arrested by city police at Tenth and . Dayton after he had run hi* car across thfe Decatur Missionary church lawp in negotiating a turn. The peak Democratic represent*, tion in the U.S. Senate occurred during the 75th Congress in 1937-39. There were 75 Democrats and only 17 Republicans. The 1 highest Republican representation Was in the 41st and 60th Congresses with 61 members.

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• f X* LdUntz Alt I Idaho, Kansas, Maine. Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, and Vermont each can claim the title of "the most Republican Each ba* * solidly Republican delegation in the 82nd Congress;

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