Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 131, Decatur, Adams County, 4 June 1953 — Page 6

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* i Mr.- and Mrs. Virgil '’Dojjrle and family of this city, have returned after a three months visit in Chandler, Ark. I \ George Stjuier, well knoivn custodian at Decatur high school, who recently underwent a major operation at Adams county memorial hospital, is recovering rapidly and will soon be able to resume his duties at the school. While! Squier was in the hospital, he received many floral bouquets and cards and while making his first visit to the business section of Decatur Wednesday since his illness, he visited the Daily Democrat and asked that an expression of thanks be extended for him. The Rev. John E. Chambers, pastor of Trinity Evangelical United Brethren! church, left this morning to attend the meeting of the board of trustees of Indiana Central college,’ Indianapolis. Rev. Chambers is serving a ’three-year term as trustee of the college, having been I "‘‘''i ' Kidney Slow-Down' May Bring Restless Nights When kidney function stows down, many folks complain of nagging backache, head* aehes, dizziness and toss of pep and energy. Don’t suffer restless nights with these dis* comforts if reduced kidney function'is get* ting you down—due to such common causes as stress and strain, over-exertion or exposure to cold. Minor bladder irritations due to cold or wrong diet may cause getting up nights or frequent passages. Don’t neglect your kidneys if these conditions bother you. Try Doan’s Pills—a mild diuretic. Used successfully by millions for over 50 years. It’s amazing how many times Doan’s give happy relief from these discomforts—help the 15 milesof kidney tubes and filters flush out waste. Get Doan’s Pills today!

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elected to the position by the annual conference in 1950. * Ralph Tyndall and Max Teeple have been appointed ;to the board of zoning appeals at Bluffton. Others on the board are Dr. Harold Caylor, John F. Decker, and George Santon, with Roy Biberstine named to represent the suburban territory. Mrs. John R. Barger of Decatur, route 2, and her baby have been dismissed from the Wells county hospital. Robert E. Lindley, son of Mrs. Fannie M. Lindley, has enrolled in Indiana Technical college. Fort Wayne. He is in the department of chemical engineering. Al Brite, who was recently discharged from the navy, has entered the Journeymen Barber?’ international educational school at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Foreman and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kiess and daughter, Linda, attended the commencement exercises at Purdue University at Lafayette, Sunday, when Marcus A. Foreman receded his degree in agriculture. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Foreman and family of Lafayette. | - License Warning BRIDGEPORT, Conn., UP —The automobile of Dick A. E. DelVecchio carries a warning to other motorists. His\ registration plate, employing his initials, is "DEAD”. He Ought To Know, i PETERSBURG Va., VP — Authorities can' -easily identify an auto thief. Clyde Lee Gillespie,. 22, of Baltifore, who escaped from the federal reformatory here. Tattoed bn Gillespie’s right arm is the slogan, “Crime does not Pay.’i

Monroe Bible School Closing On Sunday To Present Program On Sunday Evening The closing program of the Monroe Bi'ble school will be given at 7 p.m. Sunday at the 'Monroe Methodist church. The program \s as follows: Prelude: iMary Jane Shaw Invocation: Rev. Ralph Johnson Songs: Sing, Smile, and Pray and Look to the Lamb of God —by group. Nursery class—Welcome: iMyrna Johnson; songs: Good Evening, Deep and Wide, and A Sunbeam — by group; Bible verses; 5 'boys and 8 girls; A Little Girl’s Message: Cheryl Dick. ' Beginners class — Song: Jesus Loves group; The Lord's Prayer: by group; memqry verses — first week —Claise Reinhart, Diane Raudabush, Nancy Ward, Stewart Zurcher, Sally Jo Hoffman; memory verses—second week —Connie tEiverett, Linda Rich, Tom Oliver, Kathalee Ehrsam; poem: The Story of Jesus— Rickey Stuckey, Carol Conjbeley, Lon Diehl, Sheri Ross; Song:, Bless This House~by Reggie Converse. (Primary class, — 23 Psalm: by group; song: My Shepherd is Jesus —by group; memory verse; five children. Offertory l —Rev. Carl Shaw. Junior class—song; memory verses—first week — Judy Waters, Dianne Kohli, Karen Brant, Carol Ehrsam, Easther Brehm, Francis Wafers; memory verses —second week—Philip Mcßride, Danny Michaels, Harry 'Essex, Bobby Hartman, Richard Steiner; accordion

trio — Roy Mazelin, Sidney Schwartz, Karen Brant; songs by Juniors —There is Joy in Following Jesus, scripturf; Verses by Loren Ha'begger, story by Sidney Schwartz, vocal duet by Karen Brant and Dianna Kohli. 'lntermediate class—choral reading: by group; song: “I’m A Trampin’’ Presentation of diplomas tind Bibles Remarks: Martin Steiner. ( Benediction: Rev. Vernon Riley. Flood Emergency In Montana City Thousand Persons Flee From Homes GREAT FALLS, Mont., ,UP — A boiling flood crest, which sent 1,000 persons fleeing from their homes upstream, was expected at the junction of the Missouri and Sun Rivers here within hours today. Gov. J. Hugo Aronson prepared to Issue a disaster proclamation for Great Falls as the two rivers almost isolated this city’s 40,000 residents. Normally tiny tributaries of the main streams were also running wild, swollen by four days of heavy rains. Belt Creek was rushing past and through the town of Belt, Mont., a half-mile wide in spots. The town of 700 population was without drinking water and up to 30 feet of water was flowing through parts of the village. I "It couldn’t be any worse if we had the whole Missouri River in here,” said Mayor W. M. Moore. Aronson held ah emergency meeting late Wednesday night with Great Falls Mayor James Austin, who a few hours earlier had declared his own \ state of emergency after 150 fairiilies had to evacuate their homes i in West Great Falls. ' In all, the flood water forced an estimated 1,000 persons from West Great Falls and nearby Belt to leave their homes. Elsewhere In the area, hundreds of others were marooned at farm homes and email communities along both rivers. ~ v Aronson ordered state highway engineers to make a “complete survey” of damage to roads and bridges and to equipment is available for immediate repairs. Despite the 10,000 sandbags piled along the riverbanks in Great Falls, a number of areas in the city were .Xjooded. Basements of warehouses along the Big Muddy were already filled- Nevertheless, the main portion of the city was not believed to be in danger. Another rainfall added 'to the problems of workers in the flood area, which extended from north of Helena to the Fort Peck Reservoir, about 200 miles east of Great

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Falls. | At Belt, about 25 miles east of Great Falls, 400 persons were homeless. At the town of Sun River, 25 miles west of Great Falls, 30 families, or practically the entire population of the town, had to. leave. Thirty-five families were marooned at Tracy, 10 miles east of Great Falls. Dr. Tirey Delivers Graduation Address TERRE HAUTE, Ind., UP — Dr, Ralph N. Tirey, retiring president of Indiana State Teachers’ college will {deliver the commencement address at the school’s 82nd annual graduatiou exercises Sunday.

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Bachelor and master degrees will be conferred upon >555 students. Thirty-five nursing graduates also will take partj in the exercises. Governor's Weekly Conference Cancelled INDIANAPOLIS, UP —Governor Craig’s weekly news conference today was cancelled by his staff. Craig went to Rhinelander, Wis., to speak at a safety conference Tuesday night. He told his news conference a week ago the return trip might be delayed “if the fish are biting.” If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.