Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 263, Decatur, Adams County, 6 November 1923 — Page 2

I FREE WEALTH— How to Attain It There’s one sure way of attaining wealth, and thia book describe* it Note this partial list of contents: Sugg»**tio*»» for Mccuxnutating money. Budget* for income* tram £125 a month to £50,000 a year. 12 ruled page* fur personal and houxhuld accounts. A summary of opc ndicure* lor the year. a A complete record for your invectinent*. Get your copy today. It’s FREE. Ask for Booklet 134-A Old Adams County Bank DECATUR, INDIANA ‘ ~ ’ ■ , m.m —-

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Leopard and Lynx Raby leopard banded with badger or natural lynx is very much in evidence for sport coats and topcoats this fall.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1924.

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CLUB CALENDAR 1 «"■■ Tuesday Girls’ Missionary Guild of Reformed Church Mrs. Ferd Litterer, 7:30 o’clock. (’. L. of C., K. of C. Hall. 8 o'clock, FafthfirS Followers Class of Robo M. E. Church—Mrs. Ed Koos. Philomath Rible Class of Mt. Pleasant Church- Hertha and Zelrna Fuhr man. Woman’s Missionary Society of Reformed Church— Mrs. i'rank Keller, 2:30. Wednesday . Daughters of Ruth of Christian church, Mrs. Lee Reefy. Shakespeare Club—Mrs. Erwin, r Historical Club —Mrs. Hunter. Five Hundred Club, Mrs. Tom Ehinger. Tri I), Mrs. David Hensley, 7:3). Thursday Presbyterian Indies Aid society, Mrs. M. A. Frisinger, 2:30. Luncheon Bridge — Mrs. Frank Barthel, 7:30. Ladies Aid Society of U. B. Church —Mrs. Carl Noble. Zion Lutheran Indies Aid Society —School House, 3:30. Friday Moose Legionaire Card Party, Moase Home. , Psi Ote P.ummage Sale, at library, Nov. IS. Saturday ■ Psi Ote Rummage Sale, at Library, Nov. 17. , Members of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity enjoyed a fine chicken dinner in their club rooms over the F. V. Mills grocery last night. A large number of the members were present. Following the banquet the r< gular meeting of the fraternity was held. The remainder of the evening was spent in playing cards. *

The Moose Legionaifes will give a card party at the Moose Home or. Third street, Friday evening, November 9. Pinochle, five hundred and rhtun will be played and an admission fee of twenty-five tents will be charged. ★ The Psi lota Xi sorority met. lajj, ■ evening at the home of Mrs. l ari I Adanij on Mercer Avenue. During I the business session the girls decided I to help with the “Forget-me-not” I drive Saturday. Plans were made I for the rummage sale to be held Nell vember 16 and 17 at the Library. The I sale will open Friday noon and will | oe open both evenings until nine o’clock. s Good clothing for men, women and %'hildren will be for sale. A dinner party will be held November j2O at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Baumgartner, for the members ■ nd their escorts. Delicioijs refreshments were served by the hostess. . Mr. and Mrs. Alexander S. Hmt I celebrated their golden wedding an- | niversary at their home east of Toesin. Sunday, with their children, grandchildren and great grandchildren as their guests. Mr. and lira. Hunt were married in Union township. Huntington county, 50 years ago yesterday. For the past 48 years they have lived in Wells County, with the exception of one year spent in Delaware county. For 37 years they have resided at their present home. Mrs. Hunt before her marriage was Miss Raphael Tribolet, and was a ntftjve of Delaware county. She is 73 years old. * Mr. Hunt was born in Warren county Ohio, and will be 75 years old November 16. The wedding ceremony was performed by Dr. Austin, father of Mrs. John Walker, of Wells County. The eight children of Mr. and Mrs. Hunt are: James, of T’ocsin, Oscar, lof Union township; Alex, of Lancaster township; Theodore, of Decatuh; William, of Decatur; Mrs. Cloyd Sher* er, of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Mart Hockley, of Jefferson, and Mrs. Ezra Burgett, of Huntington -bounty. There are also 22 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mrs, Joe Hunter will be hostess to the Historical club at her heme at 108 North Eleventh street Wednesday afternoon. A good attendance is desired. The Research tilth hold a very interesting meeting at the home of Mrs. B. J. Rice, on Fifth street, yesterdav, afternoon. The members listened tj a very excellent program given by Mrs. Elzey, whose subpect was “Spanish Threads in American History.” The next meeting will be with Mrs. Hooper and Mrs. fiuttcu 11 'll hate the paper on “French Threads *lj American History.” , (

Tlie Tri Kappa sorority held a call meeting in the Assembly room of the -.Old Adams County Bank last even- ) Ing. It was decided at this meeting to have the “College Inn Orches- j ’ tra.” of Indiana University, to furnish I the music forth- annual Christmas I 'dance, which will be held Decern ( ■ ber 27th. Tickets will be sold at the' (regular price of $2 00 per couple and | f may be obtained from any Tri Kap-j .I pa member. The cedar chest filled with linens, will be given away Saturday evening at eight o’clock on i the court house lawn. Chances are still being sold by the girls at fifty cents. The Sisters Ruth class of the I Christian church will meet Wednes-1 day at the home of Mrs. Lee Reefy. All members are urged to attend. — o Girl Refuses To “Squeal” t Chicago. Nov. 6.—Elh 1 Heck, pretty 1 and 18. turned up her hose at a dozen policemen and detectives today when r they sought to force her to identify the man who shot and killed Edward Lehmann during a burglary here Sunday. Police charge the girl with j having aided the burglar. Lehmann, a watchman, discovered ; the girl and man at the Delson Manufacturing plant. The girl's compan-1 ion fifed a shot and Lehmann died a lew hours later from a wound in the , breast. •— ■ 8 Stated meeting of the Decatur < hap- ? ter No. 112. Royal Arch Masons tonight. L. C. HELM. H. P.

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SEEK TO DELAY BANKRUPTCY CASE 0 Attorneys For Governor McCray Maneuver For Further Delay Today. Indianapolis, Nov. 6. —Attorneys for jGovernor McCray maneuvered today i for further delay in the bankruptcy i hearing before Harry C. Sheridan, referee in bankruptcy, which had been I scheduled for November 16. James W. Noel, the governor's chief • legal adviser, indicated that a delay [in the hearing was to be sought for the governor on account of recent developments in the governor’s financial situation. What these developments were, Noel failed to reveal. He had pre- ' viously taken the attitude that the sooner the hearing was held and the [main question of whether of governor’s main occupation is that of a farmer was determined, the better it would be for all interested in the financial tangle. L. O. Waring made a business trip to Fort Wayne this aftrenoon. Mrs. Charles Johnson, of north of the city was a visitor in the city this afternoon.

Pleating and Hemstitching Special Prices The new pleating machine is now ready. Try us. Mrs. Aschleman Over Laundry.

E. F. Gass nnd daughters, Marie and [ Mrs. V. J. Borman motored to Cleve- j land this morning where Mr. Gass ' will attend to business interests. mi i— ■—

ttoi The Charm of Jewelry Is Always Appreciated Let your Christmas gifts be AH Year Gifts, instead of something that is soon of no value. The dominant thought in the selection of a gilt should be appropriateness. Here you will have little difficulty in finding the very gift you wish. Watches $2.00 to $200.00 Diamond Rings $15.00 to SIOOO.OO Silver Chests $15.00 to $250.00 Ivory Toilet Articles 50c to SIO.OO. X You will enjoy our Gift department, novelties of nery description, new—novel—attractive. Priced from 35 cents upward. Make your selections now. Pumphrey Jewelry Store THE HALLMARK JEWELER « Open Evenings until Christmas.

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