Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 252, Decatur, Adams County, 22 October 1924 — Page 5

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haln'l Sivin’ near enough I W t r th 1 simple thing o lite '"‘u J women." declares Rev. Wiley b '’ , ' d< ‘r Constable Newt Plum adTangl d a monster audience at ball last night an’ urged ISt neutrality on th’ Chinese war. L\be Martin. Indianapolis News. *’ j C. Sht ton made business tri „ to IndianapoU* this morning. Miss Gladys Butler and Mr. George s Xg motored to Fort Wayne this afternoon to visit friends. Mr . and Mrs. John T. Myers motored to Richmond this morning. Mr. M y. ers will look after business while there. Mrs . Dora Laurent returned Tuesday from Fort Wayne, where she spent the past two weeks-as a guest O s Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geary.' Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kern, of Elkhart will arrive Thursday to attend the funeral of Mr. John A. Mumma, Miss Delores Falk, of Jonesboro. Ark., is visiting in the city with relatives and friends. It is her first visit here in fifteen years. Mis s Falk and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Falk formerly lived in this city. The annual tax-paying rush is startin',' at the county treasurer’s office, Monday. November 4th is the last day to pay taxes without the ten per rent, penality being added. A radio has been installed at' the Moose home and they will receive concerts all winter. Frank Rowley lias returned from Akron. Ohio, to spend the week end with friends. Mrs. D. J. Hensley, Mrs. Perry Teeter. Mrs. Nora Parrish and daughter, Donna, amt Mr. Frank Rowley motored to Fort Wayne this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Bentz, of Willshire. Ohio, were shoppers here this afternoon. Mrs. Pete Heimer, of Washington township was here this .afternoon looking after business interests. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ashbaucher, Mrs. I J. H. Burroughs and Mrs. Mary Ashbaucher motored to Bluffton this at ternoon to visit Mrs. Homer Goodin. William O'Brien, of the Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company, made a business trip" to Fort Wayije. this morning Kermit Bowen, of St. Marys*township, was a business visitor in- the city 1 today. * rtv-r* 4 - « | Calvin Yost made a business trip to Fort Wayne this mrning. A. M. Lurch, of Fort Wayne, called on business friends here this morning. Homer Lower made a business trip to Spencerville, Ohio, this afternoon. C. M. Hart, of Indianapolis, called on business friends here today. Judge Jesse C. Sutton made a business trip to Indianapolis today. Lutherans To Debate On War And Peace Chicago, Oct. 22.—(United Press). —A crimonious debate on the ques-i tion of war and peace among delegates of the United Lutheran church, in convention here was forecast today with the submission of four memorial dealings with the matter. Debate on the open floor ds scheduled for next Tuesday. One - memorial, by the committee

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I of moral and social welfare, of which I Rev. Dr. Pfatteiclier of Reading, Pa., is chairman, takes the side of supporting the theory that Christians may engage in “just wars." This memorial is based on the Augsburg confession, formulated 400 years ago, which asserted that. "Christians may engage in just wars” and that this was a correct Interpretation of the teachings of Jesus Christ. Three of Qie Lutheran synod< have protested against the memorial. In memorials of their own, they emphatically oppose the idea that Christians are justified in going to war. The memorials are from the Pittsburgh synod. New York and New England synod, and the ministerium of Pensylvanta. Supporters of the later memorials announced they would put up a strong fight to put the Luther, "trn church on record a 3 opposed to war. Rev. Howard R. Gold, New Rochells. N. Y., Js leader of the fight against war. President Coolidge extended greetings to the convention today. His telegram follows in part: “As 1 study the three movements of humanity into the American colonies, the puritans into New England, the Lutherans and Quakers into Pennsyl- ’ vania, and the Cavaliers into Virginia and examine the history of their amalgamation in blood and unity in spirit, I realize that this amalgamation and union form one of the foundations of America’s greatrfess. I "I am happy to recognize that the I United Lutheran church and its related bodies, partaking of the Americanism implanted in their ancestry and traditions, are nurturing the same in the hearts of those of their faith who now leave Europe and cast their fortunes with our people.” Immorality, the movies, divorce, lawlessness and other questions of public welfare will be discussed by tlie convention. Wells County “Dads” In An Automobile Accident Bluffton. Oct. 22—Seven men escaped serious injury when an Auburn ■sedan driven by County Highway Superintendent John Prough and con.veying the county commissioners. W. IA. Hufman, M. Hefkley and A. J. | Byrd, sideswiped a truck driven by John Speheger, of Nottingham township, carrying two others, as the two fears met at a road crossing in Reiffsburg Monday afternoon. Speheger and his companions were irtihurt although their truck was turned upside down. Commissioner I Huffman received a badly bruised (shoulder while Prough, Hockley and [Byrd were unhurt. o « — (Gary To Spent Huge Sum in Church Building J Gary, Inci.. Oct. 2—Gary citizens . next year will spend more than |l.000.000 on church building programs, it was announced today. I One of the biggest projects will be . a First Methodist. When projects for ; the Grace English Lutheran are cont pleted next year over $150,000 will have been spent.

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■ §ocicty CLUB CALENDAR Wednesday Catholic Ladies’ Social club card party and dunce—K. of C. Hall, 7:30 p. m. Historical Club —Mrs. Pauline Butler, 2:30 p. m, Shakespeare Club Club—Mrs. Dan Sprang. Auction Bridge Club—Miss Fan Lite, 8 p. m. Thursday Eastern Star —Masonic Hall. 7:30 p. in. Antioch Missionary Society—Mfrs. Al Straub. League of Women Voters—Hos- . pital, 2:30 p. m. Root township Home Economics ' Club —Mrs. John Houck. So Cha Rea—Mrs. Will O'Brien. ; 7:30. Bachelor Maids —Miss Rose Ton- . nelier, 6:30 p. m. i C. E. of Presbyterian Church Ina and Francis Noack at home of Mr. ■ and Mrs. True Chilcote, near Wren. . Ohio. . Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society- - —Schoolhouse, 3:30 p. m. i Moose Legionaires—Moose Home. - 8 p. m. , . Friday I Indies’ Aid Society of E. V. church r —Church parlors. WEDNESDAY ■ Radies’ Aid Society of M. E. . Church —Church parlors. Presbyterian White Elephant Sale -Graham & Walters Building. . Emanuel Walther League Box So- ! cial —School house. Saturday Reformed Ladies’ 2c supper— Church dining room.*s to 7p. m. Monday Research Club—Mrs. J. F. Fruchte. The Indianapolis Star gives the following account of the meeting of the State Federation of Clubs, which will be held at Indianapolis, Oct. 27-30. The local Woman’s Club will send one delegate: “Mrs. Johnn T. Wheeler, chairman of the Seventh district federation, who has charge of the general program for the convention, is finishing up the details and announces that Mrs. O. M. Pittenger. state president, and Mrs. Everette H. Schofield, state chairman, of literature, will preside at the authors’ breakfast to be held at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Wednesday morning. Invitations have been sent to the following Indiana authors to be guests at this aumeeting: Booth Tarkington, Meredith Nicholson, Mrs. Kate Milner Rabb. Miss Anna Nicholas, Mrs. Albion Fellows Bacon. Evansville, Ind.; Dr. James R. Woodburn. Bloomington. Ind.; Albert J. Beveridge, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller Hack, Chfc Jackson. Miss Laura A. Smith. William M. Herschell r and Kin HufJfjard. For the annual federation dinner Tuesday evening in the Riley room at the Claypool hotel Mrs. John T. Wheeler introduce Mrs. O. M. Pittenger. who will preside. The dinner will be in honor of , Mrs. Edward Franklin White, deputy attorney general of the state, and recently elected first vice-president of the Genera Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs. White will be the speaker at the dinner and Mrs. Pittenger will give her president's address at this time. Governor Emmett F. Branch will give an address of welcome. A program of music will also be given by a trio of the South Bend Woman’s Club. This dinner will be attended by several hundred clubwomen from over the state and will be the outstanding feature of the convention program. Wednesday noon at the tSpink-Arms hotel. Mrs. Hammet D. Hinkle, of Vincennes. Ind., state first vice-president, will preside at a luncheon of district ami county chairmen and president of clubs. Reports of these various lines of work will be given at this time. Mrs. L. H. Millikan has charge of arrangements for this luncheon. An interesting social affair of the convention will be a breakfast Thursday morning at the Claypool hotel for all of those members of the. federation who attended the biennial conference of the general federation which was held in Los Angeles, Cal., last June. Wednesday afternoon the entire convention will be entertained at tea by Mrs. Emmett Branch at the Governor’s mansion.” ♦ The regular social meeting of the Psi lota Xi sorority was held last evening at the home of Mrs. Marie Ahr. east of the city, plans for the annual Christmas party and exchange were discussed. During the social hour a ' delicious lunch was served. | The members of the Psi Iqta Xi Sorority, of Fort Wayne, are completing their plans for the elaborate subscription bridge which will be given on the mezzanine and ballroom of the ’ /

Anthony Hotel Saturday afternoon. 1 * - The Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid So- ! ciety will meet at the sihool house at 1 3:30 Thursday afternoon. Please take < notice. |i The Moose Legionaires will have a business meeting Thursday evening at eight o’clock at the Moose home. A lunch will be served during the social hour, which will follow the business meeting. The Christian Endeavor of the’ Presbyterian church will be entertined by Ina and Francis Noack. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. True Chil- ( cote, near Wren Ohio, Thursday evening. The members are requested to meet at the church at 4:30 o'clock and all those who can provide cars are requested to do so. Mr. and Mrs. Doy Tumbleson, of North Eighth street, entertained at i a masquerade Hallowe’en party last evening in honor of the fifteenth , birthday anniversary of Miss Dors Springer. Music and games were the diversions of the evening after which refreshments were served, The guests included Mr. and Mrs. David . Springer and children,' Raymond , Springer. Mrs. Lawrence Springer, Miss Beulah Richards. Mr. and Mrs. -. Charles Elzey and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Ireland and family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Myers, Mrs. Letty Hakes and daughter, Marie, Mis s Eva Johnson. Miss Mildred Debolt, Miss i Clarice Hahn. Miss Bertha Heath, Miss Margaret Ward. Charles Ward. Gertrude Brandyberry, Randolph Brandyberry, Royal Van Camp. Harley Gunder, Mrs. Roy Urich, Chester . Urich. Mr. Paul Dietzer of Dunkirk, and Dan Johnson. iAny ladies who wishes to know something about the man for whom they are going to vote are invited to attend the meeting of the League of I Women Voters, which will be held at .the Adams County Memorial Hospital I Thursday afternoon at two-thirty I- o'clock. Unbiased information on all e candidates will be given at this open I meeting. ). | el Mrs. F. E. Vail will entertaiu a num her of friends from Marion, at a I-1 luncheon bridge, Thursday, at om I o’clock. s s Ray-Olsen Miss Esther Olsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen, and Wilford ".Ray, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Bate e Ray, of 116 South Thirteenth street, c were quietly married at Coldwater. 8 Michigan, October 18. Mr. Ray is ‘.’l employed as chauffeur. The young *’ couple will reside with the groom's 11 1 parents for the present. ’■ A box social will be held by the 1 members of the Emmanuel Walther ! League Friday evening, October 24. '■ at the schoolhuse. Everybody is in- ! ’ vited and the girls are requested to * bring boxes. 11 1 > The Ladies of the Reformed church will conduct a drive among them selves for canned fruit for the Or p phans home at Fort Wayne Thurs ~ day afternoon. October 30. Members are urged to note the date of the ' drive. ’f I s | The Tri Kappa Sorority had an in . teresting meeting last evening at the j. l home of Mrs. Marie Westveld on I I Second street. Final arrangements . | were made for the annual Charity l- ; " ' ‘ ll Grandmother’s e * ! BREAD e a Fresh Daily 8 iTwo Popular SIZES • 6 and 10c A & P Tea Co. ' Store 121 N. SECOND ST. I ■* I

Ball which will bo given at the i Masonic Hall, New Year's eve. Joe i McKon’s Master Musicians will < Turnish the music. The orchestra is < composed of seven pieces and Is [travelling on Keith’s circuit. Tickets [will be sold ut two dollars and the public is requested to plan to attend this annual event. During the social hour the hostess served delectable refreshments. The G. M. G. Society of the Reformed church peasantly surprised Mrs. |R. R. Elliker last evening at her ( home on Jackson street. The girls went with well filled baskets and durJing the evening a pot luck supper w-as 'enjoyed. Mrs. Elliker, who with her husband leaves November 2 for Ro- ■ bertsville, Ohio, where Rev, Elliker has accepted a charge, is counsellor I' for the G- M. G. and will be greatly missed by the organization. The girls . presented Mrs. Elliker with a lovely f gift as an expression of appreciation. : —O—TTT 0 —TTT , Richmond Motorist Faces Charge Os Manslaughter J J (United Press Service) j Richmond. Ind., Oct. 22 — ManI slaughter charges were expected to I be field today against Clarence Ring- . ley for the.death of I’ohu Hennigar, , a Richmond policeman. j' Ringley was captured at 2 o'clock . this morning as one of the two auto y bandits who late yesterday crowded j Hennigar and Frank Hickman, an s other officer, off the road near New , Westville, O. I I Henniger died early this morning from injuries received when his .. motorcycle went into a ditch. The. ofr ficers were trying to halt the bandit t, car when the accident occurred. Ringley's companions escaped. Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pays Dividends ii !) Philadelphia, Oct. 22.—The Penn ( _ i ■ '■ ■ TRY DAWSON’S I H K I VIUNA TONIC I W For Stomach, Liver, || Kidneys, Blood, H Rheumatism. j g Price SI.OO Per Bottle 1 Callow & Kohne ■ ! 5??!!!—I!!!!™!

■ 1 - - ~ „ s I e U^W^-U' r The Music Treat of the Year Mooseheart Concert s e Auspices Loyal Order Os Moose HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM y Friday Evening €*ct. 24th This concert company is composed of first-class muskia.i' who arc touring the United States and arc meeting with gi eat receptions wherever they play. AU are artists and they gi 1 -' you a program of classical, popular and jazz music and song >. Their program is exceptionally good and will be worth youi attending. I Secure Your Tickets From Any Moose Memper 50c Admission Price 50c | Don’t Miss This Concert "*|

sylvania railroad today declared a one and one half per cent quarterly divided payable Nov. 27, to stockholders pn record Nov. 1. ’ SPECIAL*SERVICE There will be a special preaching service ut the Evangelical church ut 7:,0 o'clock this evening, to which the public is cordially invited. ’The Rev. F. C. Berger, of Fort Wayne, wtjl preach. Immediately after this service, the Quarterly Conference of the church will convene. Every member of the church is expected to bo present. o FARMERS! Don’t forget the Receiver Sale at Bellmont Farm. Friday, October 24th. U’e wish to call your attention to four brood mares, safe in foal; eight good milk cows; twenty-eight head of hogs; grain, hay and poultry. Garden truck to be sold to suit purchaser. A lot of good farm machinery, including Superior Grain Drill with Fertilizer Attachment. Luncheon will be served on the grounds. o

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