Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 74, Decatur, Adams County, 28 March 1951 — Page 2

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—.. i" 4-H Enrollment Is . Being Completed April 1 Deadline h To Enroll In 4-H 4-H enrollment In Adams County is fast being completed. More than half of the leaders* have turned their cards to the county extension office. Almost every club is increasing in number over last year, for example, the Union .Pals club now has 24 girls year ajgo. All boys and girls who wish to be members in 1951 must get their enrollment to their leadei;s this week as April 1 was set as the official deadline for enrollment in Adams county this year. , \ Thursday evening the Adains' county 4-H council will have its first business session of -the year. ~ Mary Ann Ewel, Ervin Schuller; Ralph Blum, Mrs. Arthur Koeeteman. Mrs. Ben McCullough, Harry Lehman. Henry Getting. Delmore Wcchter.t Mis. Wm. Neadstine, Mary Byerly, and Claren Lehman, are the 11 people now composing this board. They v)ill work out the year's budget, act on junior leadership applications and do pre-' liminai'y work on selection of township winners at this week’s session. Local officers in the more If You Are Looking For A i 1949 or 1950 Ford AT A RIGHT PRICE x better stop at BRANTS ITCI Don t Suffer, Another Minute No matter how many remedies you have tried for {itching of eczema, psoriasis, infections, athlete’s fool or whatever your skin trouble may be—anything from head to foot— WONDER SALVE and WONDER SP4P can help you. ' Developed for the' bort in the Army- —now for you folks at home WONDER SALVE i* white, ereaaeless, antiseptic. Na ugly appearance. Safe for chiMren. Get WONDER SALVE—results or money refunded. A truly wonderful preparation. Try It—today. For rectal troubles,. get PTLOX. white, greaseleaa, no staining. Pain relieving. Large tuba' “with applicator and kev. \ Sold (n Decatur by Kuhney Smith aiid llolttwuse t»rug Stores; or’, your hometown dr uggl st. \

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than 30 clubs of the <punty are now being elated. Special; officers* schools >jrill be conducted for these April 17 and 19. Adams county will entertain the district junior training conference Aprjl 13 and ,the judging contest for agricultural projects. April 24. • 1 April 23 is the dalte set for the organization of the {county junior leaders group Adplt leaders or clothing and foods i projects will meet April 21 and 24} Spring Rain Soaks Hoosierland Today Raip To Continue Through Thursday A '' I 1 : ' Indianapolis March 28 —(UP)-+ Spring rain soaked Hoosierland today and amounts i-up so nearly a half inch were reported from points all over the state by 7 a.m. Scattered patches of fog, which slowed early morning traffic. clear ed a Cg'W hours after daybreak, but highways remained wet all over the state from a drizzling rain. Monticello and Rochester in the •north reported .49 inch Os rain, and dowristate Seymour ihaid .44 and Scottsburg had .41. Other places reporting a quartet\inch or more of rain w«re Evansville; Bedford and I Petersburg. j Highest temperatures yesterday ranged between 58 ; degrees at Terre* 1 Haute ahdA Evansville, and 63 at Marion. Fort \Vayne and Indianapolis. Lowest 'marks during the night were frond 43 at South Bend and 48 at Evansville. Weathermen said the rain began in southwestern Indiana yesterday evening and spread oyer A the entire state by midnight; They said the rain would continue tprojugh tomor row and thunderstorms were possible. \ Temperatures were expected to range from highs of 48! so 56 degrees today to lows of 42 to 52 tonight. This morning, the mercury varied ffom 46 at Fort Wayne and Indianapolis to 51 at Evansville. WE pay Hospital Bills. Enroll now in our new hospitalization plan, through your local agent. Kenneth Runyon, Decatur Insurance Agency. q! • | 70t5

y Leads Singing . r Jfl ■ y * ? j. The Rev. Clarence and family, of Portland, are,H leading . the singing at the revival Services i in progress at the Calvary Evani gelical Unjited brethren i church. The Rev. John H. Lanier. Os Junei tion City, 0., is <he evangelist. Services are held each weekday evening at 7:30 b’clork ami Sunday evenings at 7. The l*ev|val will continue until April 8. I l\! . - ■ ■ i Himii jj , r T , * Friday Is Deadline To Sign Farm Program -March 30 is the (Inal date, that farmers may sign up for the 1951 ACP program. Winfred L. Gerke. chairman of the Adams county PM A committee, announced today. Gerke urges all farmers who have not signed the farm plan call at the county office before the deadline date. Farmers have been asked by the United States departmeiu of agri'-* culture to increase production for corn and soybeans, This increased production should be accohubished by good soil conservation practices, he said. Under the ACP program, farmers may receive payments for carrying out approved soil consert vation practices. In order to be eligible to receive these peymems, a farm plan must be signed for eadh farm by either the owner oir operator. before the above date. Capehart Official Is Taken By Death Fort Wayne, Ind., March 28 — (UP) — Services were planned to- | i day for Joseph C. Ferguson. 42. assistant vice-president of Cape-har.t-Farnsworth corp., who died yesterday.) , \

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Petition Filed In action in the cause of the Ad- • ams Central Consolidated School , corporation vs the city <rf Berne. ! Laurell Muttax, Christian W. Schwartz, Chancy Yoder and II others, through their attorneys Custer and Smith, filed for leave of the court to intervene as parties plaintiffs, staling that as "taxpayers in and, patrons of a s< hool corporation (we) stand to lose taxable property and population by -the acts of the defendants . . . ’’ The acts of the defendants are essentially petitions to annex Considerable property to the city of Berne. Reports Filed I \ ; Inheritance tax appraiser's reports were filed for thd Bertha | Meyer estate, showing a total net] estate of $20,659.36 and two heirs. • and the Emma Liechty estgte. revealing a net estate of |24,'570.69, | and 10 heirs.

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Pendergast Machine Loses In Election Kansas City Voters Defeat Democrats Kansas City, Mo., Mar. 28 — •(I P)---Kansas City voters rejected a slate of city candidates back- , ed by. united Democratic party factions, including remnants of the old\ Pendergast machine returns showed today. A slate supported by the citizens association, which swept the Pendergast group from power in 1940, returned to the city hall en mas; e after giving the Democratic candidates a sound thrashing In yesterday’s city election. With 493 of 494 precincts unofficially counted. Mayor William E. • Kemp was leading Ben Swotford, 67.607 to 55,265. Swofford, 40-year-old attorney, admitted he had no hope for victory. The Democrat*, who have nok had a winning ticket since the' "clean sweep* campaign of 1940,' put only one candidate in the 12 posts. A surprisingly large turnout qf some 1’20,0(10 voters cast ballots yesterday despite' intermittent showers and. threatening weather. 'Hard Time* Party Is Held At Moose Lodge More than 150 persons attended the annual ‘ hard time” party held in .the Moose lodge home Tuesday, all of them served Mulligan, stew ■ served by Anthony Murphy and Virgil Fleming, and three of them awarded prizes for the **best” hobo. Social Security Representative Here' Beginning in April a representative of the-Fort Wayne (office of the social security administration will be in the Decatur Post Office on the second\Tuesday of every month from 1 p. m. The first vis,it under the new schedule will he Tuesday, April 10,' Christian 11. W. Luecke, manager of the Fort Wayne office, announci f'd. Anyone wishing to see the .social security representative to obtain any information bn old age\ and survivors insurance, such as so- ■ rial Security account number, emplpyeF identification number or applying for benefits by filing a . claim, is asked to call at .the Post office between 1 and 2 p. m. on the second Tuesday of any month.. GOD KNOWS AND UNDERSTANDS An angel that the Lord had sent, Camff and took one sbul'away; And kft one with feeble hands. Alone in the world today. Who knows »he lonesome grief, ; Soon they’ll have to bear; Just the blessed Savior. Who promised He would share. \ We do -not know 1 or understand, Why this thing should be; But we know that God abovij, Still doth care for thee. ! i’ ' i ; God alone can see the future, i And knows the thing that’s best; l And by His great unfailing love, I One soul was laid to rest. Raymond McAhren. » L -4, 1 L-— ....»

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