Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 280, Decatur, Adams County, 26 November 1923 — Page 2

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1923.

CLUB CALENDAR Monday Research Club Guest Day—K. of P. ball. 6:30. Woman’s Club Library. Tuesday Queen Esther of M. E. Church—postponed. Queen Esthers of M. E. church--Miss Helen Farr, 7:30. Tri Kappa—Mrs. Albert Sellemeyer. Hoard of Guardians—Library 2:30. Friday* * * 666*6 Kirkland Udles Club—Mrs. Homer Arnold. Wednesday « Shakespeare Club —Mrs. D. D. Heller. Gecode dub dance—Masonic hall. Friday Five Hundred Club —Mrs. John Wilson, 7:30. Wednesday, Nov. 28, Is the night of < the G. E. dance at the Masonic hall. With Hill's Syucopaters as the orchestra the public is assured of good music including the latest popular song hits. A big turkey will be given away during the evening, tickets on same selling at ten cents each. / * Mrs. John Wilson will he hostess to the Five Hundred club at her home Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. * Mr. and Mrs. C. L Meibers entertained at dinner yesterday for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meibers and Jane Meibers, of Fort Wayne. * Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dugan had ss their guests at dinner yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Carey McConnehey. Mr anil Mrs. Williams and Frank Leslie, all of Van Wert and Mr. and Mrs. Frank France, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clark, who "ill Wayne, are entertaining today for Mr. and Mrs. Loris Clark, who will leave this evening for Dayton, Ohio, to make their future home. Mrs. Clark was Miss Neile IJnanas, of this city before her recent marriage. Mr. Clark is the son of William H. Clark of Fort Wayne. * The Psi lota Xi Sorority will hold their Christmas sale of handmade handkerchiefs at the Peoples Cash Shoe Store. December 7 and S. ★ The Kirkland Indies' Club will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Homer Arnold. Each member is cordially invited to attend. Miss Christe+n will be present and give a talk on Club work. ★ The Board of Guardians will meet Tuesday afternoon at the Library at 2:30 o'clock. All members are requested to he present. ★ The meeting of the Queen Esther Circle has been postponed from Tuesday evening until a week from Tuesday. All members are requested to be present at that time. * The Woman’s Club will meet this evening at the Library for their regular business meeting after which the Dramatic Department will present two one-act plays. ‘Two Crooks and a Lady," and “Mrs. Pat and the Law." .* The Research Club is holding, its annual guest day today. A banquet will he served at the K. of P. home at 6:30 o'clock after which a splendid program has been arranged by the committee and will he given. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Gerber entertained at dinner yesterday for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman. Mrs. and Mrs. Ed Frank and daughter, Phillys, all of Fort Wayne. *—s—s—WANT ADS EARN—s—s— $ There- will i... work in M..- ]■:. \ degree Tuesday evening. November 27. at 7:30 o’clock. Your presence Is earnestly requested. W. M. , , 280 t'2x G. E. Dance, Masonic hall, Wednesday evening. Music by Billy’s Syncopators. s-in-t o CARD OF THANKS wish to thank our friends and neighbors for the kind assistance rendered during the loss of our loved one: for the beautiful floral offerings and the kind words spoken by the minister. , s LAWRENCE BIGGS and SON MR. and MRS. CHARLES FISHER and FAMILY.

I JOHNH. BRIAN EXPIRED TODAY Former Adams Co. Man and Ex-Principal of Marion Schools Dies. John Henry llryan, 60, for thirty years principal of the Marlon city schools and a former Adams county resident, died at the Wells county hospital In Bluffton at 5 o'clock this morning. Death was due to paralysis" with which Mr. llryan was stricken on August 22. Mr. Bryan was born in Adams county, the son of William and Martha Poole Bryan. He was educated in this county and lived near Linn Grove until he had reached maturity. His wife died two years ago and since that time Mr. Bryan had been residing with his daughter, Mrs. James Stogdill, in Bluffton. He retired from the principalship of the Marion schools four years ago. Funeral services will be held in Bluffton at 1 o’clock Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. Yoeman, pastor o! the M. E. church in Bluffton, in charge. — • U. S. To Seek Treaties With Canada Tomorrow Washington, Nov. 26. —Three treaties will be asked of the Canadian government by the United States in tlie conference to prevent liquor smuggling which begin.* te-nw )ti> , at Ottawa. It was learned here today. o Good Program In Church Way To Combat Theatres Detroit, Mich. Nov. 26— A good program that will compete with the theatres is essential to the modern church, Rev. William StUlged. methodist pastor, told his congregation last night. Rev. Stidger replied to Horatio Earle, "rebel Methodist," who had termed him a "Barnum running a vaudeville show'.” and who withdrew from his own church because there was too much politics in the sermon. "Because 1 try to Put on a unique and interesting program," the pas tor said, "they call these services a show. Well, maybe they are. And maybe 1 am a Barnum, hut if I am. I am a Barnum for God." Rev. Stidger declared that last year he spent $3,000 in advertising hut took in SIO,OOO in "just the loose collections.” o | Court House j i Old Case Dismissed i The case of Monroe W. Fitch and ' Sons vs. Hutchinson Ose Company, | which was filed in the circuit court on January 20, 1916, was dismissed today on motion of the plaintiff, at . the Plaintiffs costs. Cross-complaints Fil c d I In the case of Otto F. Hildebrand vs. Jacob Louis Krutzmanu et al, the law firm of Fruchte and Litterer appeared for William Bieneke. An answer and cross-complaint was filed by Gay. Zwick and Myers. Appearance by Lenhart and Heller was made [for John Schumann. An answer [and cross-corn plaint was filed by IP'-, * fendant John Schumann. Appears For Defendant. In the case of Oswin F. Gil Horn vs. Alva Liby. attorney L. C. De\4>ss appeared for the defendant. Lutz Assumes Jurisdiction Attorney C. J Lutz assumed jurisdiction as special judge today in the . case of the Van Camp Hardware and (iron company vs. William Wittwer. .The plaintiff filed a reply to the second I paragraph of the defendant's answer, i Interrogations Nos. one and two were ] filed. Petition -for Attorney Fees. I In the case of Katharine Holtzworth vs. Louise Griebcl et al., the plaintiff's j attorney filed an application for an I allowance for attorney fees. Grand Jury To Convene. I I The grand jury will re-convene tomorrow. It was said today, alter be- ’ i iog idle since last Thursday. It is i not known how long the Jury will be ’ln session before final adjournment. •; j .—o ' i s—s—s—WANT ADS EARN—S-$-$ j *-S—*—WANT ADS EARN—$ —I—s (

I). H. S. BATTLED (Continued from Page Thanksgiving with a game on Ahr’s; Field against the strong Pauling. 0„| high school eleven. Paulding hold j the Van Wert team to a close score | this year and a hard game is expected j here Thursday. Coach Howard wi!l| hold only one football practice this week In preparation for the Paulding game, it being uecessary to devote more time to the basketball team, which will open its schedule against Falriuount here Vriday night. Tlie foptlmll team will rest this evening and Tuesday evening, hut Coach Howard will have the gridders out for a workout on Wednesday evening, rehearsing signals and plays to he used in the game Thursday. This will he the last game for nine members of the team. Including Captain George Wittgenfeld. The game will be a benefit for the high school athletic association, the association having created a debt this season, through the large expenses and small crowds. It is hoped that a record crowd will turn out for the Thanksgiving Day game and not only pay the debt, but leave a sum in the treasury. The startilia time of the game has been changed from 2 until 2:30 in order to give the people plenty of time for their Thanksgiving dinner. The lineup of the Decatur team in the Van Wert game was as follows: Captain Wittgeirfeld, left end: Brumley, left tackle; Lammiman, left guard, Rex, center; Holmes, right guard; Mills, right tackle; Frisinger, right end; Farr, quarterback; Teeple. left half; itreiner, right half; and White, bull back. Substitutes were: Acker for Holmes; Rebout for Brumley; Brumley for Bebout; Holmes for Acker; Acker for Holmes: Bebout for Brumley, Swearinger for Farr. Officials: Hanson, refereei Livingood, umpire. s • — Dj\ Wfn Beavers attended to professional business at Ft. Wayne Sunday. o — “The Common Law” Thursday, Friday and Saturday, at the Crystal. 2801$ o NO HUNTING Positively no hunting or trespassing will be allowed on our farm. Violators will he prosecuted. 2Sot3x G. H. & Orpha Me. Manama Mrs. Fred Blackford Died Friday Morning Mrs. Fred Blackford, of Fort Wayne, formerly Mrs. David Voltz and a former resident of Adams county, died Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the St. Joe hospital in Ft. Wayne. Mrs. Blackford is well known both in Wells and Adams counties. She was born in Germany and was a daughter of Chris Conrad and Catherine Conrad, who came to the United States and settled near \ Magley when Mrs. Blackford was about six years old. Her first marriage was to David Voltz, who is deceased. She lived in Fort Wayne at 1917 South Liberty j sij eet. Mrs. Blackford had one daugh-j ter, Mrs. Joe (Marie) Meyers, who is dead. Her husband and a son, Ar-j thur. "are living. Three brothers and! a sister who survive are Lewis Conradd. Muncie; Charles Conrad, Ham mond; William Conrad, Marshall, Mich., and Mrs. W. D. Hower, near Craigville. Three brothers and a 1 sister are deceased. The sister was' Mrs. Harry Stout. Bluffton; George Conrad, who died at Decatur; and two who died in Germany. Funeral services were conducted this afternoon at 1:30 o’clock at the home in Fort Wayne. o Mrs. Swathwood Found In Bluffton Residence Again Bluffton, Nov. 26. —Armed with u I search warrant Sheriff Noah Frauhhr 1 er and Chief of Police Gehrett went • wo the Philemon Millington residency I on Peth Avenue Saturday to search j for a pair of red gum hoots, a com- 1 fort, a double razor strop and a white-") handled razor, alleged to have been taken from the Smith Trifcking com-, pany storage house in a recent raid the property enumerated alleged tn\ he the property otaLewTSinith. C. M. Brittenham, and A!den Studabeker. The red bools and white-handled razor were found, and Millington ad mitt/d he got the boots at Tlie Smith place, but" said he them and had intended to take them back. rfe was lodged in jail, awaiting appearance for trial on a charge of petit larceny later. He was unable to furnish bond of S2OO. The office reported they found Mrs. Morris Swathwood ou another "visit”, at. thy Millington home. Neighbors complained some lime ago about the women being at tlie Millington home and Millington took her home to Do t atur. She me hack but said M was only for a -visit and that she had expected to leave tomorrow, t P

“Abie’s Irish Rase” To Extend Its Engagement Two more days for "Abies Irish j Rose" iu Fort Wayne will be good ! news for local theatregoers who were i unable to get tickets for this attraction during the eight performances. 'at the Majestic theatre lust week. Please take note that this unusual attraction will be seen only tonight, and on Wednesday matinee and night. Tuesday night being taken by anoth-; er attraction, and the coining of Dante, the Magician on Thanksgiving 1 day makes it impossible for Manager Biemer of the Majfcstlc to hold over "Abies Irish Rose,” any longer al-' though he would like to do so. iu fact he would keep this play at the Majestic for the next three weeks if it was not for other bookings. Never in the history of Fort Wayne has an.

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