Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 187, Decatur, Adams County, 8 August 1925 — Page 3

Church Announcements

; s» * * • Baptist Church H K<,on * M > 1 "'" u.rnin. '"'l' jH ’ M I.'"no .■v.-nin« M-rvi.-e in M on - count of the Union ■f* , h.M.an church. Dr j-;; , , , . .u-.i, Hcurnng. InH F rst M E Church ■| Soniervil^" 1 ' l'“ s ' l ’ r Hi !-■ ■ >" ««■'• ■ .hns far Hum summe has » and Io Ip keep it up 111 M ' rvi,e a ' ■l '"T p't'r «>1! l’ 111 '"' ■| .L-li-.d -,,-n having to ,lo with M L d.vin «!n.n «" On account M Itheah-n. I any in attend M| Lr al-n Un league instl- ■| '<t Epw.-rlh ”"' re be » '' u .., e! ,e -- • The co ilKl egation H .ill attend <!>• 1 h.-rvice at the Ant Christian < hurt h at 7:30 pan — L r .N..r « the sermon. M mv( . r a next We tn.-s.lay H Virltt'wtth lb ri'rior in charge It is Ml that all «iU rally to tins ser- ■|| vjrt . L et u- 'I" a’ l ‘an make M h .. Inu factor in the com M amity life. -— •— - o ~~ M Zion Reformed Church H|| R. i-i. dderjohann. pastor ""* |M Xo other '" I'oition stands above S« the church It points out the high ■ arf nobb- tiling of life, its message H| is a saving ni"S>.ice Its intlneneo as ■■ M . all th" people of a community. ■ jltab ish r. hilarity in your church t«n;.i Keliy-ii is careful cultiva BH tioa to keep n alive and productive. HH Attend your church on Sunday. . Sk Sunday rdioei at ‘J: 15. Bring someIB M r with .""I. A 11 n<’ worker seeks H to multiply the workers. ■ Morninß woiship service at 10:30 M| o'.lok S. 'l’lO'l subject. " I hat Which « I Abiding '. Zion extends Hh> a cordial welcome. SB Union service at the Christian M church at 7:7" with special music and ■ message by the Rev. S. Light. |S| _ o flB Zion Ev. Lutheran Churqh H The Bible ■ The Norm of faith and Practice. ■ The lull Sunday after Trinity; Gos- ■ pel; Luke 16. 1-9: Foistle 1: Cor., 10. M HJ. L |B nee. in. ISO. H Mission services next Sunday in ■ Bellmont Park, German service, 2:30 ■ H Neither Let us tempt Christ" 1 Cor- ■ ' 10.9. K 0 S Church of God ■ Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. B Preaching. 10:30 a.m. Subject, “EviI dence of Salvation". Scripture—l ■ Johns, 5:19. B Young Peoples meeting, 6:45 p.m. B Preaching, 7:45 pin. Subjcet — B "God's Justice and Mercy." Scripture B Is*. 40:18. B Prayer meeting Wednesday night ■ . 7:30. Special music. I __ o ■ First U. B. Church g Renj. F. Dotson, pastor Bible school—9:ls. Worship—lo:3o Endeavor service —6:30. Evening worship—7:3o. The pastor will preach lit both morning and evening services. The following themes will be used for the sermons of the day: Morning, “The ' Glory of the Church; "Evening. "Abra. k*m and Lot—A Contrast.” Let every member of the church be in their place tomorrow. You need the church and the church needs you. The Bible has the only solution to the world's problems of sin and greed. Let critics say what they may. The foundation of God standeth sure and Jesus Christ is the only hope of the world. "Come thou with us and we wfl do I thee good, for the Lord hath spoken good concerning Israel." Presbyterian Church. B. N. Invert. Minister. Toinohow is Sunday You will tee! better if you observe the day in the Spirit- in which it was intended. Get ready for the grind of the week byworshipping in some church. We have three services in our church, for worship, instruction and expression in religious living. Sunday School begins at 9:30 a. m. Good classes and interesting lessons tor *ll- At 10:30 a. m. we have our sornmg worship service. The pastor '"•lletpeak bt ‘•Building, Throses. The Christian Endeever Society

will meet at 6:3 Op. m This church will unite in the Union Services to be held at 7:30 p. in. in the Christian church. "The Rev. Somerville Light is the preacher. A cordial invitation is extended to the visitors in our city, especially to the students of the Reppert Schoo) of Auctioneering. o St. Marys Church. i Low mass, 7:00. High mass. 9:15. Benediction immediately after high mass. Prayer hour Friday evening, 7:30. -■ — o CHRISTIAN CHURCH Harry W. Thompson, pastor Unified service beginning at 9.30 a. in. The union evening service wiiU be held in the Christian Church at 7:30] p. m. Dr Summerville Light, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church will deliver she sermon. A cordial invitation is extended to the students of the Reppert School of Auctioneering to attend these services. | Everybody welcome o All-day Meeting Sunday At Pleasant Mills Church Another *Uk<|ay rateetjing /wfll be held at the Pleasant Mills Christian Union church Sunday, August 9. There will be a preaching service at 11 a. m. followed bp a basket dinner at noon. Another preaching and praise service will be held after the dinner. A baptismal service will be 'held during the afternoon,, also- There will be preaching service at the Zion church in Honduras Sunday evening hTe public is invited to attend. o Eric Train Strikes Auto At Mercer Avenue Crossing A cut of freight cars on the Erie rairoad struck a light touring car at the Mercwr avenuf crps?|ng about 9:30 o'clock Friday night, damaging the car, but the occupants escaped without injury. The cars were being switched and the engine was backing the cars over the crossing when the accident occurred. There were two brakemen at the crosing at the time of the accident, it is said, but the driver of the automobile whose name was not learned evidently did not see the brakemen or the train.

Indianapolis Holds A Memorial For W. .1. Bryan Indianapolis, Aug. 8 — Four thousand persons, packed Cadle Tabernacle here last night for the Memorial services in honor of William Jennings Bryan. "The keynote of his life was an uncompromising tight for his ideals”, said Dixon William, of Chicago, a close personal friend of the commoner, in his memorial address. o Earthquake Shocks Felt In California Cities Los Angeles, Cal.. Aug. 8. — (United Press.) — Slight earthquake shocks were felt at Sanbernardino, Sandiego and other California cities early today. according to reports to the dispatchers office of the Santa Fe rail road here. The shocks were barely perceptible, it was said, but lasted a few seconds. 0 Railroad Not Blamed For Wreck Os Imigrant Train Washington, Aug. 8. — (nited Press) —The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western RpilroaJ. todafy whs held by the Interstate Commerce Commission to be without- blame for the accident that occurred at Hackettstown, N. J, on June 26, when an em igrant train -an into a clogged switch and‘was wrecked, killing 46 passengers and five members of the train crew. # o Holthouse-Voglewede Reunion On Sunday The second annual reunion of the Holthouse and Voglewede families will be held Sunday August 8, in the Eiting grove, southwest of Decatur. A basket dinner will be served about noon and relatives from a distance are planning to attend. _______ o ICE CREAM SOCIAL Thursday Eve., A.ug 13, K. H. S. ' awz. Tiieflace wiere tic crowd, zo. Bria* vour frieais. Auspices of ?!aasam Dale v. p/d. S- MT-W.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1925.

CLUB CALENDAR Saturday Tri Kappa Pastrry Sale — Central Grocery. Monday Pythian Needle Club — K. of P. Home, 7:30 p. in. Delta Thetha Tau swimming party —at Berne, 5 p. m. The fourth annual Stults reunion will be held at Memorial Park at Huntington, August 18, 1925 All members of the fanjily are urged to attend A liasket dinner will be served at noon Mr. and Mrs. John Bright entertained at six o'clock dinner Friday evening in honor As Mr. James Jail and daughter, Elizabeth, of Lima, Ohio; |TMioee present were: The Masses Winifred and Genevieve Kitson, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Bebout and Miss Vera Bright. ,of this city, and Mr- Dawn Turner, of , Fort Wayne. The regular monthly meeting jof the Calvary. Aid Society was held Thursday afternon at the home of Mbs Jennie A shor| program was enjoyed after the usual devotionals. Several visitors were in attendance. The hostess served light rfredhments during th sorial hour The next meting will b held a«t the home of Mrs Anna Melching. EBNIT REUNION. The Ebnit family reunion was held last Sunday in the Washington Park !at Bluffton. A basket dinner was -st rved at noon after which a short program of music and recitations was ; enjoyed. The election of officers re I suited as follows: John Ebnit, For Wayne, president; Theron C. Lind sey, Bluffton, vice-president; Tillie Aschleman. secretary; Aldene Zurch er. treasurer; Edith Ebnit. of St Louis, Mich , chairman of program committee. Tlios<- who attended wen Mr. and Mrs. Willieni Bet* and sons Howard, Robert, Harold, and daugh ter. Betty; Mr. and Mrs. Edward daughter, Vera; Mr. and Mrs. John Zurcher and sons, Harry, Floyd, ana daughters, Florine, Esther and Eliza beth; Mr. and Mrs. Chris Zurcher and daughters, Bernice, Iva and Irene; Mrs. Lizzie Ebnit, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mankey and son, Dale and daughter Eleanor; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Michael; Beberstine and son, Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wegner and sons, Harry and Freddie, Jr., and daughters, Mary and Dorothy; Mr. and Mrs Albert Roth and Jons, Floyd. Lloyd. Richard, Dwight, and daughters. Verrea and Donna Belle; Mr. and Mrs. David Roth; Mr. and Mrs Albert Plunger: Mr. and Mrs. Chris Roth; Mr .and Mrs. T. C. Lindsey and sons, Maxwell, Leon, Roger and T. C. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth, of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Ebnit and sons, Harvey, Alfred Donald, and daughter, Dorothy, of St. Louis. Mich.; Mrs. Katie Ringenberg and Mrs. Martha Reeb and daughter. Maxine, of Hiflland; Misses Katie Ebnit, Edith Ebnit, Violet Ebnit, of St. Louis Michigan; -Elizabeth Ebnit, Frances Roth and Golda Beiierstine; Messrs. John Roth, of Fort Wayne, John A. Ebnit, of St. Louis, Mich.; Kenneth Lindsey. Melvin Ebnit. Gerald Roth. Simon Ebnit. Leland Roth, John C. Ebnit, of Fort Wayne, Clarence Aschli man, Raymond Ebnit, Glen Roth. Chris Ebnit Gerald Aschleman. * ————. Mrs. Henry Schamerloh entertained at dinner yesterday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. George Eby and daughters, Elizabeth and Margaret, of Chicago, Gottlieb and Httlda of Ham maud, and Haunah Roeueman. ot Freidheim. The Wawbansee Camp Fire Girls will hold a bake sale at the Central Grocery next Saturday morning at nine o’clock. The liberal patronage of the public is solicited. • The Pythian Needle Club will meet at the K. of P. home Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The hostesses will be Mesdames Laura Miller. Lurlie Miller, Emma Hunsicker and Anna Handier. All members arc urged to attend. Members of the Delta Theta Tau sorority will hold a swimming party at Seine Monday evening. They are to meet at the Niblick & Co., store at 5:00 o’clock The marriage of Roland vander Smissen, *son ot the Rev and Mrs. C. H. A. Vander Smissen of Berne and Miss Linda Kliewer, was solemnmon, Oklahoma, Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock The bride's father tie Rev. M. J- Kliewer. reseivad tie vows, and the members es th* im- !

mediate famllle* were the only wit- ’ nesses After a wedding trip to New- 1 ton, Kansas, and Denver, Colo-, the < couple wSU go to Ely, Nevada, where i the groom has accepted a position as | Instructor in mathematics in the White Pine County School. The Kliewer fam- ] ily were former residents of Berne. , Rev. Kliewer being a former pastor of the Mennonlte church. lL>©eaills Mr. and Mrs. F. E. France returned from James Lake last evening fori a days visit here. They will leave j tomorrow with Mr. and Mrs. Dugan on a ten days motor trip to the Delies, A wonderful summer resort in northern Wisconsin. L. A. Graham, Judge J. C. Sutton. 1). W. Berry and H. Thomas Vail re-[ 'turned last evening front Michigan City, where they attended a meeting of the Republican Editorial Association). | Mr. and Mrs. A J. Hutchins and son of Centerville. Michigan, stopped here for un hour last evening on a motor trip to the C. W, R- Schwartz home south of Monroe where they will visit a few days. Mr. Hutchins was the first county agent here and is now the county superintendent at Centerville. | C. D. Teeple returned yesterday from a few days visit at Rome City. Mi*, and Mrs. Harry Luckey and daughter, Regina, and Mrs. Barbara Hickman, of Rousville, Pa., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hickman of First street | Glen Jackson arrived ( last evening for a week end visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E W. Jackson, east of :he city. Harlan and Eileen Jackson are xpendin the week end at the home of their grand parents, Mr. Mrs- E. W. Jacksom . John Shirk, Mr. and Mrs- Ab Everhart and Sylvester Everhart will leave Sunday morning on a motor trip 'Jiagara Falls, Buffalo, New York City, Baltimore. Phildelphia and Washing-j on D. C» They expect to be gone ibout two weeks. Mrs. Reuben Meyers, of Monroe, was a shopper here this afternoon. Miss MaUilda Sellemeyer will leave tomorrow for New Bremen. Ohio, where she will spend a week with ■her brother-in-law and sister, the Rev. md Mrs. N. E- Vitx and family. Mrs, Vi’tz and children will accompany Miss Srfelmeyer home for a visit Prof, and Mrs F. C. Lankenau and lauhter returned to thrtir home at Jreensburg, N. C„ after a two weeks visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lankeneau, and other relatives. Mrs. Frank Moore aud daughters. Gwendolyn, Virginia Lee and Mary sf Chaffe, Mot. are the guests of Mrs Moore's sister, Mrs. Al Burdg and other relatives here. Harry Sutton,, of Fort Wayne, is spending the week end with his parents, Judge and Mrs. J O. Sutton. Mis sßeba Bowers, of Fort Wayne, fs the week-end guest of her parmts, Mr. and Mrs. S. J Bowers, of near Peteraonl.- ! Miss Naomi Sc.hnepp. who is employed in Fort Wayne, is spending t'n week-end at her parental home south of the city I Noel White spent the afternoon in Fo'rt Wayne Mrs. Hansel Kreigh, of Tocsin, is a chopper here this aCternotbi* Some folks chaufers. an’ others shift fer ‘emselves. I guess people have been known t’ wake up great, but folks that think they're great never seem t‘ wake up—Abe Martin Indianapolis News: The Misses Arnold Hofstetter, of this city, Helen Radewald and Betty Arney, of Fort Wayne, and Mr. Clarence Klomp will leave this evening on a motor trip to Cleveland. Niagara Falls. New York* City and other eastern pdints. I Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Brown of Bluffton. are the parents of a gir! baby, born yesterday noon. The mother was formerly Miss Marjorie Kunkel and is well known here. John Joseph and Don Hunsicker returned yesterday evening from a week's visit in eastern Ohio. K. Hateru . of Shawnee. Olno, returned with them for a several days visit with Mr. Joseph. Mrs Luella Magley will visit friends and relatives at Fort Wayne over Sunday. The Misses Vera Eady and Esther Mclntosh will I'eturn Sunday from a week’s vacation, which they spent at Niagara Fa’ls and New York City. Mrs. J. B. Holthouse and family and the Misses Helen Gas;-, and Katherine Omior will return from Lake Wawasee tomorrow after a week's outing there. Alice and Mardle Bondtell, returned to their home at Fort NY ayne after a week's visit with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith. J. A. Fleming, ot Union township was a business visitor here this morn, ing. D. J. HarklcSi ciiiier oj tie Old Adams bounty Bank, will begin a

week's vacation Monday. Mrs. Harkless and daughters, Frances and Naomi, will accompany Mr. Harkless on a motor trip through Northern Michigan. Miss Margaret Copeland returned to her home at Paulding, Ohio, after a several days visit with Miss Naomi Harkless, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. George Eby and daughters. Elizabeth and Margaret are the guests of relatives here. Gottlelb and Hulda Oexman, of Hammond, are visiting friends and relatives in this city for a few days. The Misses Geraldine Everett and Helen Everett recently visited the Kellogg Company at Kalamazoo, MlchjI gan. They were shown through the 1 plant by a public guide. ■' —o Get Marriage Licenses Bluffton, Aug. B—E.8 —E. S. Hannl, son of j Fred Hannl, of Adams county today obtained a license to wed Miss Rachael M. Nas hos this city. Hani's home , is in Adams county, but he lias been [ employed at the local piano factory for several months. o HOSPITAL NOTES Miss Pauline Hllyard underwent a tonsillotomy at the Adams County Memorial hospital this morning and is recovering satisfactorily. Mrs. James Fletcher and baby were discharged from the local hospital ' this morning. Miss Irene Youse. who underwent a major operation at the county hospital several days ago was removed to .her home this morning. o Board Os Review Makes Compromise On Order ’ Gary, Ind.. Aug. B—The Lake County board of review announced today a compromise bad lien reached with j the state board on the proposed boost in assesments in Lake County. Under the compromises a ten per cent increase will he placed in improvements, but not ou real estate, i The increase will make the total property valuation in the county $382,. 100,000. oi ______ CIDER MILL OPENED We will open the Gottschalk cider mill Wednesday, Aug. 12, and operate it every Wednesday thereafter. Mill located one-half mile east of Berne. John Eivher NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS i Your pas bills are due the first of the month. If you do not receive your bill by the first of August please call No. 75 and a bill will be mailed to you. Don’t forget to bring your bill with you or enclose if you remit by mail. No discount after the 10th. NORTHERN INDIANA GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. 1-8-10

KHelp in giving service to Humanity 1 The Salvation Army will do the work if you help with a small donation. Voluntary donations will be received next week from Decatur and Adams County people for this great organization and on next Sat. Aug., 15th Tag Day Will be Held The Salvation Army is doing a great work among the men and women in the cities—the organization reaches the person who needis spiritual or financial help and encouragement. Os course you want to help humanity. LOCAL COMMITTEE OF SALVATION ARM >. “A MAN MAY BE DOWN BUT HE’S NEVER OUT” “WE SERVE”

BANK BOOK A wonderful little book. WE HAVE ONE EOK YOU It helps when it is so necessary j Il stands by you in sickness ‘ Il is always your friend Il furnishes you the money to buy till other books. Come in and deposit your money in this bank. THE PEOPLES LOAN & TROST CO. Bank of Service The ADAMA Theater Sunday—Monday lV i A T Betty Common and Jack Holt co-starring for the first time in the breath- / i ess romance °* a m °d _ I I ern E ve- A i )unch > Jff / romance, a fascinating / k ac k ground, and a great secret revealed. Also —A good added attraction. VVE O rT 6 15c -35 c last t,me tonight rAzl* 1 Harry Carey in “The Bad Land” I ‘ 10c——20c 25c ORT I NLY I scar Hanan” a demon—loves like H ’’ —Comedy i lloore, Lloyd Hughes ■ ‘’Hie Desert Flower ’ f* » —3sd ■