Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 70, Decatur, Adams County, 22 March 1923 — Page 2

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i i Thursday Baptist Missionary society meets I with Mrs. Myrtle Brown. Phoebe Bible class with Mrs. Walter Bluhm. Ladles Aid Society of the Christian church —Mrs. 0. T. Burk. Junior Club—Mildred Marschand The Root Township Home Economics Club—Mrs. Charles Gage. Regular meeting and initiation of ICastern Star, 7:30 p.m. Friday Ziou Lutheran Aid society at school house at 1 p. in. M. E. Aid Society—Church parlor Saturday Friday Night club—Mrs. L. A. Graham, 7.30 p.m. Mrs. Merry's Section of Christian Church Pastry and Candy Sale— Gleen Meat Market. Mrs. Charles’ Section of Christian Aid society—Bake sa|ei Schmitt’s meat market. 10 o'clock. Tuesday St. Vincent de Paul—Mrs. Herman Gillig j 4 Tiie Eastern Star will hold a regular meeting and Initiation t.i the hall at 7.30 o'clock this evening. Mr. an<t Mrs. Roy Mumma and family very pleasantly surprised the latter's father. Mr. Lewis Jeffers, on the occasion ot his 68th birthday anniversary yesterday evening, at his home on South Winchester street. Mrs. Mumma went to her father's room early in the evening and had supper prepared when Mr. Jeffers returned home from work. Forgetting that yesterday was his birthday anniversary. Mr. Jeffers asked what it all meant. He was informed that he had reached another milestone in life's journey. Mr. and Mrs. Mumma and family presented Mr. Jeffers with a fine rocker. Mrs. A. J. Roop, of Toledo. Ohio, also sent him a gift. He received birthday greetings from several others. The Mummas departed late in the evening, wishing Mr. Jeffers many more happy birthdays and hoping that he would enjoy the rocker. ♦ The St. Vincent de Paul society will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Herman Gillig. Assistant hostesses will* be Mrsf. Williaifi Harting and Mrs? Clarence Kerber. * ( j Mrs. Charles’ Section of th<■Christian Ladies Aid society will hold a hake sale Saturday at Schmitt's meat market at 10 o’clock. ♦ Rev. Bockman otficiafted at a quiet ceremony which unites! in marriage Miss Nina Gottschalk 'to Emil Moser oi Berne yestierday afternoon at 4 o clock. The wedding was performed at the home of Rf v. Bockman on Van Buren street, the ceremony being witnessed by tine bride's sister. Miss Esther Gott.«schaJk and by Mrs. Bockman. The <bride wore a beautiful dress of blue Canton crepe. Mrs. Moser has been employed in the office of the Drs. Jones and Jones for the past two years and a half. Mr. Moser is th<» son of Mr. and Mrs. John Moser/ of Wells county. The young coup’le will reside on a farm east of ly.ufftou. ♦ The SZiakespeare club met at the home <d Mrs. I). 1). Heller yesterday afternoon. A very interesting meet ing wais held when Mrs. C. C. Schafer had the topic on "Every Day Chemistry”. with sub-topics The next meetirg will he with Mrs. F. Handier and .Mrs. Patterson will have the paper on "Chinese Characteristics and Home Life.” ♦ Invitations have been issued for a ■shower and dinner party to be given in honor of Miss Leona Hunsieker. — ....J 1 A TALK WITH A DECATUR MAN Mr. C. Cook, Retired Farmer, of 716 N. sth street, Tells of an Interesting Experience. There is nothing like a talk with one of our own citizens for giving I hope ami encouragement to the anxious sufferer from the dread kidney disease. We| therefore, give here an interview with a Decatur man: "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills for attacks ot kidney complaint." . says Mr. Cook “My kidneys were in such a condition that I had trouble with my hack if 1 over worked. My hack was so lame and stiff I could hardly bend. My kidneys acted irregujarly. too. I used Doan's Kidney Pills from the Hoitbousc Drug Co. and they were just what I needed. They gave me prdmpt relief from th‘aches and pains and put my kidneys in good shape/’ Pri<.-e 6<)c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy—set Doan-s Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. Cook had. Foster-Milbitru Co.. Mfrsv. Bußalo, N. Y. 1

bride elect, by Mrs. Dallas Hunsieker, i Mrs. Owen Davis, and Mrs. Dave Hunsicker. ♦ Mrs. Ben Devor was hostess to the Historical chib yesterday afternoon at her home on West Adams "street. Mrs. Martin Jaberg had a very interesting paper on “Celebrated Wits." Mrs. Milt Hower was taken In as a new member. Mrs. Walt Johnson, Mrs. Leigh Bowen and Mrs. Amos Fisher were guests at the meeting i The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Frlstoe with Mrs. Brice Butler as leader. Refreshments were served by the hostess. , County Board of Education Met Today The township trustees and County E. S. Christen, com prising the Adams county board of education, met in the office of Mr. Christen in the court house this morning. Various matters relating to the county schools and the enumeration of school children were discussed. The enumeration will begin on April 10 and must be completed in twenty days. All of the trustees were present today.

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Startling Revelations From House of David (Unlti-d Press Service) Grund Rapids, Mich., Mar. -'2. — lbpi ciul to Dully Dcmocrut I Further • startling revelations of alleged Im .morsl conduct by Itenjumlii Burnell, high priest ol'Alie House of David, were sclieduied for the dunmg" suit of Mr. and Mrs. John Hansel. Nashville, Tennessee, ugainst the Isrealil' institution was resumed in federal court here today. Mrs. lone Rosetta, of Newark, N. .1 .. toid of the alleged system of mutual -spionage imposed upon girl and men inmates of House of David. She said that King Benjamin warned the girlthat reveljition of occurrences in the irtnise to outsiders was the greatest if all sins. She said she had been it’.meted to tell when the -afety-of the stood in danger ■f invesliguliou. t—l-S—WANT ADS EARN—S- 8 $ Hills acks at chrcksColds in MHouiw 9n of a edd uJz Hills Quinine Quick to A idata d gfegSEga ‘i Hills Casgaia Bromide Quinine

ABOUT THE SICK Mrs. Martin Jalierg. deputy county auditor, was confined to her homo today on account of a suvere cold. J. W. Lkisse. former Decatur Post master, who has been confined to his l)otne so several weeks suffering from an attack of the influenza ami neuritis, was ablo to sit up yesterI day for a few hours. Carlisle Flanders assistant mail i carrier at the Decatur Postotllee. is confined to ills home with an attack of the grip and neuritis. Miss Iva Barrone is confined to her home with an attack of the flu.

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