Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 309, Decatur, Adams County, 30 December 1924 — Page 5

II Local Briefs j

■ Rol ]ie E. Shaw and children, I . ’ leK and Thelma, of Grand I Lplda. Michigan, are the guests thia I |of Mr. ani Mrs. Joel Reynolds I *nd M r an<l Mrß ' D * VW Teepl °’ I Miss Mary returned to' I Monroeville yesterday after spending I rtristmae with her parents, Mr. and I Mr* Thvdore Lengerich, south of the I city I jijss Marcella Lengerich has reI turned from Akron, Ohio, after spendI jug » week visiting relatives ami I friends. I Miss Lee Anna Vance and Mr. peane Dorwin attended the annual holiday dance of the Eta Alpha sororI jty held in the Shrine Club House at Fort Wayne last night. More than two hundred couples were present. Miss Marcella Lengerich returned yesterday from Akron, Ohio, where 1 she spent a week visiting frieuds and I relatives. . Walter Woehnuan, of Cleveland. ! Ohio, is a guest of the Henry Reinking family, of Union township. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller, of Albany, N. Y., are guests of the Winnes and H. H. Lammiman families. Attorney D. E. Smith, of Fort Wayne, was a business visitor here this morning. Floyd Hunter made a business trip to Auburn this morning. Dr. and Mrs. J. Q. Neptune and family have returned from Toledo. Ohio, where they visited with relatives over Christinas and the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Bremerkanip returned to their home at Freemont. Ohio, this morning after spending Christinas with Mr. Bremerkamp's i parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bremer-' kamp. Mrs. Wesley Dague and daughter, of Pleasant Mills, were shoppers here this morning. Mrs. Dora Laurent has returned from Detroit, where she attended the funeral of her sister. D. Teeple of this city is at Fort Wayne this afternoon to attend i funeral services for his old friend.l Mr. Clarence Cook, who died Satur- i day. an illness of several months with eanemia. Mr. Cook has for some years owned Cook's island at Rome Chy, just in front of the Teeple cottage and was well-known by a number of Decatur people. Will Sftnpson will leave tonight for Bay City, Michigan for a week's boliday visit with his parents and other ; relatives and friends. John H. Carmody was at Fort Wayne yesterday taking treatment for the ailment in his left ear which has been causing him great pain for several weeks. M. F. Cowan who was quite badly injured when he was struck by an automobile a week ago is improving slowly and is now able to sit up part of the time. A sprained ankle is causing him much inconvenience. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. France will leave in a few days for a three months stay in Florida. The cjty council will hold a special meeting tonight, for the purpose of allowing biljft and disposing oi’ other business matters. Esther Bowers has received a crate of oranges and grape fruit and

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hL“ r »V OCO<UWt f ‘ uul her brother-in. hw, Phare, Hiatt of West Palm Beach Florida. The fruit was sent as a Christmas present to the Bow era family and no doubt will be great ly enjoyed by all. The Decatur Dully Democrat will Ro to press at noon on New Year's day. Those who have Items or wish to publish a New Year's greeting ad in the paper are urged to get their copy in early. The twenty-second annual campaign of the Decatur Daily Democrat opened this week and several of our loyal subscribers called at the office this morning and renewed tor another year. Dr. L. L. Mattox, of Geneva, entered the local hospital this morning tor treatment for blood poisoning. Miss Anna Kretuzman, of Decatur, route five underwent a tonsil opera tion this morning and is recovering very nicely. Miss Edith Pusey, of Geneva, is recovring satisfactorily from a major operation. | Mrs. Delia Johnson, of route ten,underwent a minor operation this morning. She is recovering very nicely. | Calvin Bowen, of Berne, entered the Adams county Memorial Hospital yesterday for medical treatment. | Mrs. Catherine Peck, of D/catur route four, is receiving medical treatment at the local hospital. Roy Lehman, of Geneva, was a business visitor here today. Mrs. Lulu Falkenberg and son. Vic tor, will return to their horn.- at South Salem tomorrow alter spending severrl days here with relatives. Miss Neva Graber, of Fort Wayn i is visiting friends hen- this afternoon. | Rolland Grote, of Union township, [was a business visitor here this morning. Miss Gladys Kern r- tinned dis afternoon from Ossian wh she v.sled several days with the. A. Elzeyfamily. Charles Fravel, of Geneva looked after business interests here today. Miss Dorothy Smith, of Ft. Wayne, lis a guest of her cousin. Miss Lois I Peterson for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wilson and family, of Fort Wayne, are the guest > of the J. S. Peterson family. The Christian Endeavor Society of tl*e United Brethren Church will hold ' a watch party Wednesday evening at the church. A fine program Ims bet i. I arranged and all members and [friends are mged to attend. The al- ' fair will began at eight o'clock and 'during the. evening refreshments will I I be served. o Society CLUB CALENDAR Wednesday i s. S. Board of Ml. Pleasant Church Francis Fuhrman. Christian Dulles Aid Society, at Church. 7 to 8:30 p. m. ' Watch party and pot-luck supper at Christian church. 9:30 p. m.

DECATUR 1)AIIA DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1921

Union Township Womans ClubMrs. Ross Harden, 1:30 p m KirkJund Ladies' Club-Mrs'. J. 8 . Byerly, 1 p , m Odd Fellows Public Watch Party. <’• E. Watch Party—United Brehtren Church, 8 p. m. Thursday ’ hllomath Bible class of Mt. Pleasant ( hureh—Hay Hamilton. rythian Sisters All Day Party—l y’ lihm Home. V. Oman's Club, Open House, Daugh ters Day—Library, 3 to 5 Class of '24 of D. H. S. ReunionMiss Harriett Myers, 7:30 p. m. Pocahontas Watch Party-Red Men Hall, 8:30 p. m. Thursday Antioch Missionary Society—Mrs. C. W. Andrews, all day. Open House, Woman's Club Library, 3 to 5 p. m. Friday W. R. C.—Legion Hall. 1:30 p. ni. Womans Home Missionary Society of M. E. Church-postponed. Luncheon Bridge Club.—Mrs. • Ed Coffee, 7:30 p. m. So Cha Rea- Mrs. 11. o. Gass, 7:30 p. in. Monday Delta Theta Tau, Social Meeting Mrs. Frank Lose, 7:30 p. m. The Round Robin Club held a Christmas exchange and pot-luck supper at the home, of Mrs. J. R. Blair on Mercer avenue last night. The girls gathered at the home at 6 o'clock and following the exchanged of gifts, gentlemen friends called at the residence and surprised the | young ladies. A delicious potlucksupper was enjoyed at 7 o'clock. The menu consisied of meat loaf, baked beans, esia'ioped oysters, wuidorf salad, potato clips. sandwiches, pickles, olives, and dale cake with! whipped cream. The remainder of i the evening was ; in games and dancing. Those present were the Misses Margaret Z •••• hk. Helen Kocher, Mildred Butler. Josephine Suttles, Lucile Engle, Ruth Castle, Justinel Hocker and Harriet Myers, Mrs. Paul Edwards, Mrs. J. R. Blair and Messrs. Boh Freeby, Milt Swearinger, Vern e Longwilh. Niles White, Don Hunsick-i er. Howard Brumley, Paul Edwards’ and J. It. Blair. The Philomath Bible Ch: of the I , ■ ■ ■■ 1 I And Happy | J —and you have Nature's K*" * greatest gift. Nature’s if.., S Remedy < W Tablets ) a vegetable laxative, tones ; ar the organs and relieves Constipation, Biliousness, i Sick Headaches, i HEy renewin'? that vigor and good feeL i Ms ing so necessary to being well and 5*7 happy. IJaed for Over $ Get .asc, r ‘ a " i Chips Old Block IS jUN»as—Little FRs ’ The mss —mw-third de.--., randy-coated. hot children and adun». Sold By Vouf Druces . SMITH, YAGER & FALK 1 »!■ I ll— ——— 2—

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Mt. Pleasant Church will meet with Ray Hamilton. Thursday night. A i Rood attendance Is desired. I 'I he Pythian Sisters will hold their ' annual New Year's Day party at the ' heme Thursday. A pot luck dinner ' and supper will be served and all iiiempers und their families are urg'd to attend. The members are requested to bring their New Year's '•hkkin und tw> t'de dishes. The committee in charge of the affair iu I hides Mesdan.es Maude Hower, Della Carroll, Rachel thirdg und Ethel Fnrr. The Sunday School Board of the Mt. Pleasant church will meet Wednesday evening, December 31. at the home of Francis Fuhrman. The elec-| lion of officers for the ensuing year will be held and the attendance of very member is desired. Mrs. Frank Lose will entertain the members of the Delta Theta Tau Sorority Monday evening, at her borne on Fourth street. Mrs. J. R. Bluir wil' be the assisting hostess. The Ladies Aid Society of the ( hrlsticn church will meet at the church Wednesday evening from 7 to 8:30 o'clock instead of on Wednesday afternoon. The members of the church are planning to hold a watch i arty at the church Wednesday night. :.n oyster supper will be held at the church, starting at about 9:30 o'c’ock following the supper a program w ill I ‘ given and the gathering will not (disperse until after the advent of the new year. Each lady is asked to bring six sandwiches. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Klepper entertained the office girls of the Cloverleaf reameries, and a few guests, last ev•ning at their home in Mercer Avenue. The entertaining rooms were autifully decorated with the s" i- ] AI)A M S THK A T R E g Matinee Daily 2:15 ' ‘ s TODAY IRichardTahnadge in a reckless, fast moving, U sure fire thrilling melodrama “FAST COMPANY” —Also—“The Fast Express” Prices 5c titul 15c ■ —TOMORROW— ' BETTY COMPSON in * "THE FEMALE” It's a Paramount Picture. : Pathe News, Current Events H Prices—sc and 15c. THURS., FRIDAY, SATUR. ■ HAROLD LLOYD in "HOT WATER” ; - Ife His latest and greatest. gg' i wfl Also —Added Attractions. H Prices — 10c ant) 25c. 'jv r is ■ '0

! son's colors and a large lighted Christmas tree. Five Hundred and llhutn was played and prixes were won by Norbert Holthouse and Miss Gertrude Thieme. Dancing was also enjoyed during the evening after which a delicious luncheon was served. Tho guests included the Misses Margaret Mylotl, Katharine Omlor, Ethel Ervin, Gertrude Thieme, Marie Jones, Marcella Lengerich, Mrs. A. F. Stalter, Messrs. John Teeple, Norbert Holt house and William Simpson. — The W. R. C. will hold installation ' of officers at their regular meeting j Friday afternoon at the Legion Hall, at 1:30 o’clock. Dr. Burns will act as I instulllag officer. In tho mimes of the '■wanaMMMaMMaMMDHii Kekionga Scalp Tonic I Overcomes dandruff, stops I falling hair and makes the I hair soft and fhiffy. Sold by Callow & Kohne ' •' tkMMMMMMMMHMMMMMi

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