Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 102, Decatur, Adams County, 28 April 1924 — Page 5

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I ■ Tr ue. w.-U known farmer was a business visit- ■ he city today. He called at ■ nice and renewed ills subserip■id not k"< withoUt rettd,ng home papor. Bvenno Meehty. well known rest- ■ Monroe, is planning to move ■ Ypsilanti. Michigan, the last of BiXt coiter ’ ot Ch,cago ' wlll ■. ni | tonight with his parents. Mr mis. Charles H. Colter, corner of ■Lt and Adams streets. ■a card from Mrs. C. A. Dugan says ■ |lV an . having a most delightful trip ■rough the west. The card was writ- ■ from Yosimite Valley where they ■,O several days after a month in Angeles. ■ m-s Ida I’ol‘ h Ims returned from a ■bdt at South Bend. 9 Mr. and Mi's. Crank Bell, of Montpelvisited here over Sunday. ■otto Mashall. who is employed at ■rt Wayne, stopped in this city yes-B-rd.iy afternoon. < nroute to Bluffton, ■lure he spent the evening with 9 Mrs. E. B. Mar y and son Byford, ■i-nt the week end with relatives Elkhart. ■ .Mrs. Rex Geliy. of Greenville. (). Spent Sunday, here with her hup9an<! 9 Mr. and Mrs. Janies Hark less and ■lughter. Frances anil Mrs. Dan Heerr. motored to Paulding. O-. and Her., the guest of relatives Sunday. 9rtey were aoompanied by Miss Karietu Bally, who returned to her 9onie there, after visiting relatives ■ere 9 William Warren and John Parker. 9f North Manchester, visited Jos< ph Helm, Bunday. 9 Otto Marshall, of I-'ort Wayne. Krnt the week end here as the 9>est of his parents. ■ Herman Ctdciiin and William 9tstpson motored to Monroeville, ■tind.iv and visited friends. ■ Miss Donna Parrish and Frank 9"»lcy motored to Fort Wayne. Sun Ray afhrnoan. ■ b-ri.y Pat hard, ot Wabash, visit <1 Kir ms here over the week end. ■ Mr. and .Mrs. A. F. Stalter Visited Kinds and relatives at Fort Wayne Kaarlay afternoon. ■ Mr. an<l Mrs. »!as> Wilhelm ami i Kr. ami .Mrs. Hartman Delhi and I Baughter. Constance, of Fort Wayne Bren- guests of Mr. und Mrs. John I ■1- Mum ma, yesterday. I Mr. and Mrs. Will Helm, and rons I Btott and Dick, of Fort Wayti't, visit-; ■*! with Mrs. Heim’s mother. Mr . I Bleary Schultz. yestenlay afternoon I Vincent I’.orman. of Cloverlcs* ■reameries. tit Huntington, spent ; fcnndsy hen’ with Mrs. Porman. I L 11. Meyer*, of North of the city I was a buataMM visitor here this horning Jesse Franklin*, of r»«t of th ■ rMy, wu hero this morulnr: looking ■ Ht<r business Interests. CeeO .Melchl returned to Fo-1 wayne, this morning, after Bp»<atßnt | Ike week end with friends and rob ' til' •Mrs. C A. Max and ma, Benjamin “f Molidr are s|H-ndlng several day* of Mr. and Mrs. K. W.

’ BANKER'S BANKS > * The twelve federal Reserve J banka are exclusively lor hanker*; the? open no accounts for individ- I UM hi. They rediscount commercial paper for "member hank*" in their ' respective districts and perform other valuable aenlccs for them. The Federal Hearne hank of thia district. the 7th, la located al Chicago. Thia hank takes considerahle aallafaction in heina one of the *Nt members of thia System—"the • :«fest and strongest bunkinu System in the world.” lirst’Ncttion^l, Bqnk 'Capital and Surplus J120.000.00' \ Decatur. Indiqnq

Kampe of Winchester street. E. G. Wine, of Fort Wayne, was a business visitor in the city today. Dr. Ben Beavers made a business trip to Fort Wayne this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heuer, the Misses Della Selletneyer, Emma and Liena Guth, motored to Fort Wayne last .evening to attend the cantata, ■ Darkness and Dawn," which was given at the English Trinity Lutheran church. Those who took part included’ David Erwin, baritone; Herman Kaade, tenor; and William Lbwcr, soprano. G. E. TO BUII D A GRANDSTAND Plans Made For Building A Baseball Park On Ahr’s Field » > A sixty-foot grandstand will be erected on Ahr's Field at the east edge of the city, within a short time by the General Electric Athletic Association. whfch has leased the ground for a baseball diamond. The G. E. team will play on the diamond where the old Place-Creams team played several years ago. The first game for the G. E. team will be played at Auburn on Sunday, May IS. The teum will open the home season on June 1. Work on the grand stand will start at once, it was stated today and the building will be rushed to completion. The G. E. Athletic Association is planning to put out a strong semi-pro team this year. New suits have been purchased for the team. —' a-. CHICAGO MARKET CLOSE • r 'lram Wheat: May li.ua; July ll.im Sept. lI.MH. Corn: May 77c; July. 7S>4c; Sept. 78c. Oats: May 46%c; July 44tic; Sept. 394£c. — - — 111 9 " 11 " I A num In rof Decatur young ladies | have returned-from South Bend where I they attended a district meeting of | the Delta Theta Tau Sorority. The business meeting was held at the H<>i tel Oliver Saturday afternoon an<| the convention dame In the Pythian Home Saturday .evening. A banquet was held in the Hotel Oliver at noon Sunday. The chapters of the district I were well represented each sending | a bm-ini •• and a hot ial delegate In adI dltlon to several other memla-rs. The I member* of the local chapter who at- , tended the convcnUoa wore the Misses i Florence, Irene and Margaret Holthouse. Margaret Moran. Agnes Kohne. i Naomi Durkin, Toqtz Keller, and ’ Mesdamcs Joseph Laurent. Herbert L Kern and James It Blair. Miss Keller was the business delegate and Mr Blair the aortal delegate from f the I'hml < hapten Decatur had the largest delegation present, but the at ' ti-ndaace banner was given to the Wu- , ha«h chapter, which had nine present I to-cause all of the Decatur girls did : not attend all suasions. The Kirkland Township lJuUrr Club will meet Wednesday art- r noun at the High School at tme o’clo All nrcmliera are requested ' i*> hn present. ■ ■ ■

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. M ONDA V, APR IL 28, 1921.

I q)©<SD(Bw Cy CLUB CALENDAR Monday Social at Voeman Hall. Woman's Club—Library, 7:45 p.m. Research Club—Mrs. it. it. Elliker. Delta Theta Tau—Mrs. Georgia Brown, 8 p.m. Tuesday Pythian Needle Club—K. of P. Home, 2:80 p. m. Root Township Home Economies Club—Mrs, Chas Johnson, 2 p. m. Postponed. Psi lola Xi-tall meeting—Mrs. Nina Adams, 7:30 p. m. Pythian Needle Club—K. of P. Home, 2:30. Zion Walther League Business Meeting—School house, 7:30. Wednesday Evangelical Missionary Society— Airs. L- L. Baumgartner. Bachelor Maids, Mrs. Clarence Berber, 6:30 p. in. Union Township Woman's Club— Kohrs School, 1:30 p. m. St. Vincent de Paul Society—K. of C. Hall. 2:30Thursday Kirkland Township Ladies ClubHigh SeJiool. 1 o’clock. —Mrs. G. V. Porter, 7:30. Ever Ready ('lass of M. E Church Christian Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies—Rev. und Mrs. H. A. Thompson. Taidies’ Home & Foreign Missionary Society May Day Luncheon—church. 1 o’clock. Tri Kappa—Mrs. Kampe, 7:30. Friday Root Township Home Economics Club—Mrs. Chas. Johnson, 2 p.m. Saturday Progress Club Pastry Sale—Porter Uro. cry. 9:30 a. in. Home Wedding The marriage of Miss .Mary M Brown, of Decatur. Indiana, and Mr. M. M. Frisbie, of Mutfton. Indiana, took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Houk. 5918 York Boule vard on Easter morning ut . eight' o'clack. Rev. S. H Bailes of the Grace Presbyterian church performed) (he wedding r-eremony, using th. | beautiful tlouhle ring ceremony. Ti>< | wedding party included, little Mite. Elisabeth McKay, ring bearer. Mi I Esther Peoples, brides maid. Mr. <> I S. Purdy, best man. Miss Alma Broun the bride's sister, was maid of honor Mr. Isaac Brown, tbu bride's grand , father, gave her awuy- Music for tire I occasion was furnished by Mrs Hawke harpist, assist.*! by Mr. Frank Houk who sung "At Dawning" it ('adman und "I larvc Y'ru Truly" I j | Carrie Ja.oiwi Bond. Th- home wu 1 Ires'itifulty decorated with Howers and ferns appropriate for Raster ardi wedding celt brution. The bride car rled i* shower of white roses und I I i ins of the valley, the bride's tllltid U ' -latter <>f sweet .peas, and lite mai-ll if Ixrnor c. bouguot of pink rose . | immediately after th- ccrerei <;v s ' b.ee.ou. * v.'it uu brt-uRL ■ W etvrtl hy the boateas. Th- follow I ng gwwta were present, Mrs. 8. E. ‘lrown, mother of the bride, Mr. und ‘ Mr*. ('. A iHigan, .Mr. und Mrs. A. J ' -tm th. all of la utitnr. Indiana. Mt ■I. H. italics. Mr*. Anna Patton. <>< Topeka, Ind.. Mrs. Lu'u Stivers, ot! Berkley. Calif. Mr nnd Mrs. A. J.j Aber of Pasadena. Mr and Mis Fr. -I* McKay of Altadena, and Mr. atM Mrs Isaac Brow u. grandparents of th * l.{td... At noon the happy < .tuple left ‘ >*i their lioneymoon which will iu -lude a mo or trip through Nortli. ro the Hawaiian Island* uft.r whichi they plan to motor ha. k to D.-*»iturJ Intllanu, stopping at the Grand Can j y«n and i*olnt» of Interest - Uoutrl bUt.sl.. * Th<? I’yihinii Chib wilt I I Mjiiy ftiTt'ititMi nt tr* K, C'» | I*. Hom-, at 2>3U oihsk. Al ot | Ih’T 4 IlF** r* ttostesro *lll hn Mm. I Mra. l r*M| Ahr. Mrn. Lwh C* brht j and Mrs. Wtlltam C’ htir. * Tlh» tiwwitwii <>r iht» i*hl Xi HororHr u> i m I ihr IxttiiP nr Mm. NlOtt AtlttltlM. Tur* I ili»y rVrtlihK ttt 7; 30 tfuhnh Ihihb ! n<MN id hn>M*to3t <* will lx* I < *ttr «>r. * I(‘|xb, uhbh V i to bat** I infl with Mr*, ( lutrhn I Tuffwluy lihh !»•*♦•»> |hml ( uMII Frt<loy itO«*ro«H»n »»ti ut* | IrtMtnt of thr (truth Mr. Fulirmnn t I All hio rwi’trjtbM io tiolo I Th- t'hriotian l.id|e>< Aid HslHj I wlll In jnlltl ir» i’if»tl With lh»* j IMi li»iy. Thunwhiv aftxr* J iimw 4*t Ih** h«»mr 14 un<l Mr* | liat*r A MteiidatHn 1 h

"School number three,” in " Monroe township, held their closing exer-j rises Friday. Patrons of the school, and several guests were invited to enjoy tile big dinner, which was served at high noon. A very Interesting program including several numbers by the Monroe orchestra and recitations. dialogues and music, by the pupils, were enjoyed. Don Essex of Monroe, is the tcachw of the school. The spring festivities of the Senior class began Friday night when Mrs. A Thomas entertained in honor of her daughter Juunita Thomas and Miss Hetta Ann Houk, who are members of the graduating class. The high school colors of purple and gold and the class colors, of green and white, adorned the electroliers. A profusion ot sweet peas, the class flowers, added to the attractiveness of tile home. Many games and stunts were enjoyed during the evening by the guests .which numbered nearly sixty. Mr. Worthman and Mr. Linton were among the guests present. Delightful refreshments were served on dainty wagons made of cakes and carrying out the color scheme of green and white, which signifies the class is riding on the wagon ot success. The regret of the hour was the absence of the class guardian, Miss Agnes Sellemeyer, who has been confined to her home for the past several days on the account of sickness was unable to be there. ★ Schneider-Kohne A very pretty Spring wedding, th. first to be held in the St. Mary’s Catholic church since Easter, took place at 8:30 o'clock this" morning, the bride being Miss Anna Christenla Kohne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Kohne. of southwest of I>ecatur and the bridegroom, Mr. Edward John Schneider, of Fort Wayne. Rev. J. A. Seimetz received th.- vows of th»> single ring cercpiony. Miss Florence Kohn-. I sister of the bride, attended as bridesmaid and Henry Kohne. brother of the “bride, attended as i b<>st man. The bride wore a lovely gown of azure blue georgette fashion«>d with panels heavily beaded in blue and silver. She wore a big grey ■ l ictnre hat and grey footwear and < :>ri i.>d a bouquet of ’bride's roses land ««amonla tied with tulle. The j bridesmaid wore coco georgette Itesvlly beaded in tan beads ami II --Id In at the waist with dslntj I ribbons. Her footwear was of brown suede with pit ture hut of same I shade and she carried an arm I bouquet of privmier roses. Imniedietely following th ■ ceremony a wed I ding breakfast was served at thhome of the bride's parents. Th< .lining room was attractively de raM witii crop- paper and wed ding bi ll.*. Th- large w.-ddlng <a*>< formed the centerpiocc of the table ..’al s—uthern smllax led therefrom lio the laid- >*>rners. Out-of town I ruesto Who attended the pr-itj liJTair were Mr. und Mrs. S-hn-ld-i I nd daughter. J. - iili.iic, of Harrl- I i» >n. Ohio; the Ml -• . Clara nnd I ■ "latildn Kohne, of Fort Wayne; l--o I F. Gillig. of Chicago; and Mr. and I I Mrs. William Kohne. of F. rt Wayne. <!ng trip end will he at home at * Th ' ITi gre I lub will hold n pasI try i.-i'e ;»< the Porter (Irtu vry Satur I. <y m. rnliig ut »:30. Th- liberal paI ironag- of it.* public is solicited * Th" Ever Ready class of the Meth- < d '.t < hnreh will meet Thursday eve e.ng at seven-thirty u'clotk. at tliel I homo of Mr*. G. V. Dorter, at 311

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(Winchester street. Mrs. A. Beery,l I Magner, Humbargcr and Shimp will j assist, the hostess. * The L’uion Township Woman's club I will me.et at the Ktihr school house, Wednesday ufternoon at 1:30 o’clock. Every member is urged to be present. ★ The Woman’s lUissionary society of the Evangelical church will meet Wednesday afternoon ut two o'clock, at the home of Mrs. L. L. Baumgartner. Each member is requested to come prepared to give a current event. The election of officers will be held at this meeting and all members are urged to attend.

Correct clothes for the youngster I J? BOY’S JUVENILE SUITS 1 / i,4 i Al _ ■ V * For every (lay or for Sunday Yvear. ('.lever \ 1 Ilin I apcll economy and serve I y } 11 t ’ ou^c purpose. A large I ~T ' “ x'\ assortment of popular sub- | \ I rics, including plains, stri|K*s, mixtures. Some fancy triml -L med, some plain. / "" -N A suit that will serve for every occasion and most I BOYS’ MAI'S moderately priced al oirly That little fellow will waul u hat to lop oil his ■fr/X Skfi OO “dress tip” apitearaiice. / 'l_Z lO New styles in a wide ’ variety, all cleverly patterned in the new shades and styles. A good sclection from Io make your choosing. H 50c'"51.50 ! _ — — M—MMir.i jjamr umr jt-jiimkii——itm m rnirr~ irw t TrnTiiriM—J actual Tacts Do YOU Know That - 'lhirly out nf every one hundred A merit an* aged liltylive must depend on their children? ■ And why* Not netcssarily extravaitancc —but im» 1 I providence—unnt of foresight. I | Everyone knows it is good poliry to save motley but: ■ many wait to make the th st deposit a atsable antounl. JuM I H snch delays result in the many fifly-lhe year old depend- I i cnK " J If your family budget provides for a savings account I ’ early in the game, ynur financial bog will vanish with the g I years—yoit'li enjoy tiil.v-flve anti the years thereafter in k only the linanrial independent ran. A single dollar opens tin account here—vvatch II grow bv inHlligcnt fan lly saving. Interest paltl oic deposits nt Ute tale of I. ■ 4% Old Adams County Bank

BULLETIN New Yorjc, April 28.—Defying police I deadline and working rapidly in daylight three banditH beat a man and a woman and obtained 1210,000 iu dia-' rnonds and platnum from Charles, Kremsey & Co., downtown Jewelers : today. Cliarlen Kremsey, proprietor of thcompany, wan engaged In opening his

COUGHS Apply over throat and cheat —swallow small pieces of— VJCKS OIWF IT Million Jara l ied

place of business when three meu entered and held hitn up. / *** Ashbaucber’s FURNACES UCHINING RODS SPOUTING SLaTE roofing PHONE 765 or 739