Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 142, Decatur, Adams County, 13 June 1924 — Page 3

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' -•* u*** l "" 1 MlsS Kathryn Uhl and Margaret fbrl -ten motored to Bluffton last evand Fred Christen who have 9 tudenta at Purdue University (I ' urln „ the last y ear have ’•"turned home to spend the summer with their parentsMr C. !»• Meibers and grandson. ch ’‘ r l' e John Falk, of Peru, will go to Home City tomorrow to spend the on at their cottage. Herman Myers left today for Camp Knox. Ky-. where he will spend six w eelm in camp. .1 R. Horton mtored to Vincennes to p*nd the week end with relatives, i, , Rowena Miller returned yesterday from Delaware, Ohio, where P he was a student at Ohio Wesleyan University. ,ir.'. E. F.. Miller and daughter Ho wena. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. (). T. Johnson, of south of the city today. Jirene Gregory returned yesterday from Bloomington where she visited friends. bittie Marjory Coffee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Coffee of Fort Wayne, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Stalter. Mrs. Albert Sellemeyer returned to Fnrt Wayne today after visiting her mother, Mrs. Fred Hoffman and other relatives. Miss Lucile Bridge, who was graduated from Madam Blaker's School at Indianapolis this week, is home to

BROTHERHOOD OFFICIAL GIVES TANLAC CREDIT FOR RESTORING HEALTH

Oldest Member of B. R. T. South of Ohio. Keeps Medicine In His Family Medicine Chest. E Walter Trlppe. 324 Healey Bldg.. Atlanta. O*.. legiHlalive representative Brotherhood Railway Trainman, and «>hie«t member of the Brotherhood routh of the Ohio River, lends his name to further the cause of Tanlar, the medicine that has proved of such great benefit to hint. Mr. Trippt* was formerly freight and pegvtnger conductor on the Sea hoard. W A A.. Southern and A *• W P He numbers his railroad ft i* n<| . by the score and Is also a pop•'tr • <t..rnel older man. .Mr Trtppe ha. also served a* assistant collector Internal revenue. Northern district of Oorria, and Is now a publisher and editor. 'I have not been without Tanlac in my medicine cheat in H years." said .Mr. Trippe, "but I have had two >ra.» e«p.-ri«ni es With It that Stand mil especially In my history. Once, when I cume in from my run with my stomach all upset and my digestion just about wrecked. Tanlac proved es fective and I began to swear by It Again following an accident that kept me In led for a long time and pulled me down to mere shadow of myself. I turned to Tanlac and It built my vei-ht tight up and gave me back all the energy and strength I ever had.

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spend the summer with her parents, l Rev. and Mrs. r. s. A. Bridge. i« Miss Dorothy Durkin will arrive today from Indianapolis to upend the summer with her mother, Mrs. Ruby 1 Durkin. Mis 9 Dorothy was gradual- * ed from Madam Blaker’s School 1 Thursday morning. ( t Mrs. E. S. Christen has returned ' from Lafayette, where she attended ■' the commencement exercises at Pur- I due University, her daughter, Naomi. 1 ' being a graduate of the university. ’ A large crowd attended the lawn and bazarr given by th > children by ’ the Catholic schools last evening. ' Several stands were erected on the school grounds ar.'l refreshments 1 were sold. Fancy work and other articles were sold by the girls. 1 The flrem -n wil hold a practice • water battle on Seventh street at seven o’clock tonight. The Decatur 1 firemen will enter the water battle 1 contest at the annual convention of the Northern Indiana Firemen to be 1 held at Ft. Wayne next Thursday, June 19th. Work is progressing on the remodeling of the building where the Crystal theater will open for business. The official fishing season opens next Sunday and several of the oldtime fishermen of this city are planning to go to the lakes and enjoy revernl days of the sport. The mothers in the county are in vlted to bring their children to the

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I v — •Not anly has Tanlnc helped me. but I know »<• many of the brother trainmen have benefited by I that I often .all Tanlac the rialroad m in’* (rh’ntl. Tanlac h f«»r *«!•* •>>’ " nIK I gists. Accept no substitute. Over so million bottles sold I Tnnlar Ve«et«ble PHD for constl pinion: mud.- and re*mended by the manufacturers of Tanlac.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JUNE 13,1924.

free health conference to be held , throughout the county beginning next '. week. The week will be known as ' , Child s Health Conference Week and examination of children will be made ' free of charge. |' W I). Coll of Griffith, Indiana is attending to business here today. I'i'lday the tilth; watch your step. | Dr. thwart Niblick and family of Indiana Harbor will arrive here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Niblick will leave here Tuesday for a motor trip through the east and wilt attend the democratic convention at New York. J. G. Niblick of this city will accom- I pttny them and they expect to stop at Cleveland, Buffalo. Niagara Falls and other places P n route, Mrs. E. W. Kampe spent the afternoon in Fort Wayne visiting relatives. Mrs. Floyd. Enos visited fri.mds In Fort Wayne this afternoon. Mr and Mrs. C. S. McClure are en- , joying a motor trip to Detroit, and other points in Michigan. ; Mrs. Mart Mylott spent the after-1 noon in Fort Wayne as the guest of friends and relatives. Dr. Frank Los - has returned from Chicago where he attended the convention of the Medical Association i Roy Johnson went to Cadillac, Mich, today where he will conduct a sale of town lots. H. F. Callow and daughter, Mary, returned last evening from Indianapolis. Mr. Callow attended the commencement exercises of the graduating class of Madam Blaker's School. Miss Mary was a member of the class. Mrs. Verna Avery went to Fort Wayne to spend the day with relatives. —n tn nn fai.knikm Friday C. L. of C. Shower —K. of C., hall. 8:30 p. m. Dance Masonic Hall. 8:38. C. L. of C. Degree team, practice after shower. Ben Hur meeting at hall, election of officers. League <f Women Voters Benefit Bridge Party—Mrs. Charles Knapp. M. E. Indies' Aid Society. Allday meeting church. 9-30 am. Saturday Progres* Club Pastry Sale Porter (Jiocery. 9 a. :n. Sunday. Bon Hur Memorial service. 2:30 In aft* rnoon at hall. Tuesday Civic S»sllon of Woman's club —Library .2:30 p. in. Wednesday Corinthian Class Sight Seeing Trip Ackers on First street. Announcements have been received here of the marriage of Mlns Margaret Merryman, a former Decatur girl, and sister of la-onard Merryman, to George Ra h. of Indianapolis, on Wednesday. June 11. 1924. at two o’clock. Rev. Avery, of Greenfield. performed the ceremony. Mias Merryman und Mr Rash were attended by Gertrude llttrkhead. sister of the bride, und B. E. Kike. Isith of Indianapolis. * Hsller-Clendennlno Miss Edith Glendennlng. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. E. J. (Jlendennlog. of Bluffton. and IJoyd Heller, son of Mr and Mrs. Courtney Heller, of near Geneva, were quietly married Thursday afternoon at the home of the bride’s parents, with the bride’s father. who 1s pastor of the Bluffton circuit of the Methodist Epl O’Opal church, officiating. Mr. and Mrs Heller left by automobile on a wedding trip to Mammnuth Cave After grad tinting from high school the bride received training al the normal school st Muncie and has been teaching In thh country Mr. Heller la principal Os the lltnffton Central Reboot. * The Auction Bridge Club nt* i last evening at th" home of Mrs. Raymond K.dtne, on Hlxth street Prises were son hr the Misses Mildred Niblick nn d Toots Keller Mrs. Ah»y*ht« K. l*mftt. Mrs. It. T. Terveer. Mrs Will Bowers. Mrs Jsck llrttnlon and M'M Alle rts Kohn** were guests Th" next m.- tlnt will b** held *Hh Mlns Acnea K*.hn», The ho-less de’ectnM" refreabtnelWn. ♦ Mr* Clyde Butler delightfully enlertalned the members of th- R*> Cha H„« t lub last evening s’ her bom* on Meri't At* nue- Mrs. Rnym«md K"l Icr. Mi** Resina Murtaugh and Mrs \V o, Brien won prises at live hun tJr „l Mlsa Margaret Mylott won the prise. Miss Murrells linger I. h was also a gu*u’- At a l«t* hour th" host"** ••rved » dellcoua two curse luncheon. The n-xt meeting wilt be held With Mrs. Raymond Kel ler w Thr* Aimaal At>hlv«*r»«ry Dance wa» given last evening by lb* memler. of th" Tri Kapim

at the Masonic Hall. At 6:30 a picnic i supper ws served in the pretty decorated dining room. The small I round tables were covered with clever creation of black and white crepe paper, the colors of the sorority. 1 White tapers placed on each table furnished the lighting during the banquet. Bob Hine's five-piece orchestra. of Van Wert, Ohio, furnished the music for the dancing which continued until twelve o’clock. The ball room was unusually attractive with the orchestra In the center of the room enclosed in a fence of lattice |wo:k, interlaced with black and . while crepe paper and spring flowers. Japanese lanterns were strung from j each corner of the room meeting in , the center forming a soft light. Large baskets of spring flowers were placed on pedestals and the radiators. Dain- ' ty hand painted programs in the sor- | ority colors and small bottles of perfume and miniature roosters were given the ladies and men, respective- . ly. Twenty-five couples, which il> j eluded the sorority members and their escorts, attended the pretty affair. w The dance at the Masonic Hall will begin at 8:30 o'clock this evening with Shrimp Lawson's Band furnishing the music. An admission fee of seventy-five cents per couple will be charged. Tile public is invited to . attend. I The Corinthian Class of the Chris tian church will take a sight seeing trip around the world next Wednes t day. The price of admission is . twenty five cents. All luxuries ami 'side issues will be extra. Anyone | wishing to go meet at Acker's pie, on First street, next Wednesday ev ening at 7:30 o'clock. « The Civic Section of the Woman's Club will meet at the Library Tues day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A good attendance is desired. — « — o Decatur Youths Mav Face Charges Under Mann Ac | Bluffton. June 13.—(Special to r Drily Democrat I—William Studer of D< Ipbcs. Ohio, came to Bluffton tot da. to get bis 17-year old wife and

Auto Day Reductions On All & [COATS and DRESSES] We are making a Final Clearance in all our Spring and Sum- .wr kJB mer Coats and Silk Dresses, and oiler you many wonderful values. 1. ( /jmb r In Your choice of our entire stock awaits you. Nothin;’ will he re- . ||.j I served. ■■ > $37.50 Coats $25 to $27.50 $17.50 Silk $12.50 Silk this sale Coats, now Dresses Dresses, now $22.50 $15.00 $10.75 $7.50 » — / >■ " ' ' All Childrens Spring Coats at wonderful reductions $3.25'"57.50 less than actual manufactured cost; all sizes 2 to I t f New Arrivals In Summer Wash Materials Owing to the hackward seasons we were able io purchase from the manufacturer at big • reductions and have marked them at Special Prices. ‘ Natural Shantung Silk Dotted Silk Tissue Ginghams in colors. French Voila Beautiful quality and Very special, All colors patterns; Special : 98c yar<l 59c yar *' 59c yan) h k Niblick & Co. I ♦ I

his sister, Oliver Studer, age 15. who i he said had ran away from home In company with "Payday" Elzey and a I Mr. Fisher, of Decatur. Studer said t the two girls’ had been gone since last Wednesday. Studer said he ' found a picture of Fisher In a local garage today and that he hud heard the two young men were in Bluff ! ton today. Mrs. Studer said Elzey and Firrher tobk them from Delphos. Studer threatens to file cMarges i ——— ■■■ - -

’’ 'Ww Every man who looks in the eye looks you in the shirt! are all just a little bit suspicious of the man who cannot look us in the eye—then why not he just D; P - as particular about the shirt that looks back at every <,-■ *r j eye that looks you over? You’ve Ruessetl it—we're advertising totin' 21 dozen new M. Kohn & Son Shirt-—and we’re adding Iwh " that here are the most attractive patterns and cloths g I that ever arrived in Decatur since they paved Second street. W|l| Sec them today, tomorrow or Monday and every one who sees you Tuesday will see a change in your appearance: # r | jUR" f- Collars attached—and ’JSSL® ' collars to match j | $1.25'"53.50 1.. U Palm Beach Suits $12.50 up. WK TefuL’T-AyexT: Ge J BETTER CLOTHES FOB LESS J MONEY-ALWAYS—- • DECATUR • INDIANA • h I I mu Miff iihhii II iiiii ß-M MMM«MMMBMi ■

against the two young men under the Mann act. Studer Is a traction hand, working out of Ohio city. , .... 0 Attorney Malcolm V. Skinner, of j Portland, was a business visitor In ( this city tills afternoon. o Liability and Property Dam--1 age Insurance in the “S'! ATE" $12.50 a year. J. L. Ehler. agent, phone (io<i. 13Xtfi

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