Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 195, Decatur, Adams County, 18 August 1925 — Page 5

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■ . flb 1 Tu«»rf»y 1 . mwlte" * S - Cl “° 7 9 Kln ‘ , Ml- Hammond, fl v ' b " rf , Mted S'""” homo madv fl Christian 9 d> “I, I conducted by IW 1 1 I f- 3 ’ pm Wednesday fl m. nib” Claae of the Reformed I „**'"■ J »‘" l,iM - ■ c,#r Thursday ■ _ c _Ne« Hall Over Xo«le fl ' uhoe Store. 1:30 P. m. I ’Jlc/eam Social - Wood Chape! I r ”n'w"b* MtH.’iunai.v |Soclety- Mrs. fl Kilts Skiles. a,> ‘ ■ M Friday ■ .. r M S. Mi’ 6 Box Opening,I elMchpariors. 7:30 P. m ■ Saturday | Rjt , sale-S- htn"' 8 Meat Market I w Qs« Bof Pleasant Mills 8. 8 I WORDEN REUNION I T he thirteenth annual Worden re I mM was held at the home of Mr. I ‘,4 Mrs C P McClure, east of the | £ Sonde) August IS. The vlce- ■ .resbi-nt presided during the busiI L session The following offers I were elected: Harry Worden, Sr., pres. S sent Arthur Word'-n, vice-president; I Florence Worden, secretary; and Will ■ Mayers treasurer Letters from rela- ■ fives «h-> " fre unaWe t 0 atten,t WerC I resd I'e' team and water melon was I serv.-d during the afternoon. Those ■ pM6 cnt were: Mr. and Mrs G.-orge 8 Wlatars. Mr.'. Cover McClure, Junior I au j Robert McClure, Mr. and Mrs. I C t). Brown. Janet. Keith and Louis I grown. Mr and Mrs Will Meycru, I Richard Robert. Mary and Bernard; I Mr and Mrs. Henry Meyers; Mrs B Wiley Slusher. Florence Slusher; ■ George Worden. Mr. and Mrs. C. D I RfcChre and Milo McClU'c, all of this c«y. Mr and Mrs. C. J Worden Clarence and Juanita Worden, ol Cambridge, 111.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Worden Thelma and Wodena Worden of Homer, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs Harry Worden and Miss Flvia Word ea, of Marion; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Worden and lilene Worden, Mr. anc Mrs. Harry Worden aud Junior Word en; Mr and Mrs. Chancey Putt. Doro. thy and Jimmy Joe Meyers. Mr. ant! Mrs. Earl Howard, Paul, Maxine ant! Junior Howard, L. D. Worden and , Florence Worden, all of Fort Wayne A delicious chicken dinner was served Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Okeley, the occasion be ing the forty-ninth birthday anniver s»ry of Mrs. Okeley. Covers were latt for Mr. and Mrs. George Baumgart her and family, of Willshire, Ohio; Mr and Mrs Ralph Babbitt and amlly-j Mr and Mrs. Fred Okeley and children of Fort Wayne. Neuenschwander-Bixler Reunion The third annual reunion of the Nouenschwander-Bixler Families was held Sunday, August 18, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McCune, near Bern». The morning was spent in reaewing acquaintances. At noon a delicious dinner was served, and the afternoon was spent in enjoying games_ Music and other entertainment. A business meeting was held in the afternoon. at which time the following officers were elected: President. S Neuenschwander; Vice-President, Reu. ben Lord; Secretary and Treasurer, Naomi Lord, Entertainment Committee, Wilson Bixler. Ermin Bixler, Mrs. Menno Biberstein, Raymond Gieser. and Harold Neuenschwander. Those Present were; Mr. Solomon Neuenachwander Mr. 3. B. Neuenschwander and son Harold and daughter Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Neuenschwander and children. Billy Jane, Gloria Dw * and Herman Jr., Mrs. Martha Meueaschwander. Mr. and Mrs- Harry Jo >- and Donny Ayres, Mr. and Mrs Bon Bixler and children, Margaret and Herman; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kearns «nd children. Harold Junior, Bobbie. Clarence and Helen, Mr. Noah Neuen. schwander and daughter Ardell. Mr. «nd Mrs. Walter Bixler, Messers. Tlll®an. George, Erwin and Wilson Bfx * r - Mr and Mrs Ell Bixler and chiL " ren - Leota Mildred, Martha. Leo. “O.'tnond. Gearld. and Erma, Mr. Albert Bixler, Mr. Solomon Bixler, Mrs Marie Bixler, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bixler and Herman Kessler, Mr. and Mrs Frask Grieger and son Raymond, Mr. Mrs. Leonard Eichenauer, Miss, ’-aache Bieber, Mr. and Mrs Reuben Lord, and daughter Naomi Ruth, Mr. *sd Mrs. Lawrence 'Lord and sons, rles and Junior, Mrs. Jane Peters «r. and Mrs. Solomoh Lord and gons ttobert oieu and Pau! Eugene, Mr. * a<i Mrs. Ellas Llchenstelger and son Qenevltve Mr Mrs. Clayton McCuge sent; T“«odors, tale and HWyld and dau-

ghter Desale, Mr. and Mrs Seth Biberslain aud children lleleu and Maynard J Mr. and Mrs. Menno Rlberstein and , ’ children Leßoy aud Loretta, Mr. anti Mrs. John Burke aud children, Mugdelene, Gladys, Esther, Frank and Herman. The iourth annual reunion will be held the third Sunday in August. 1920. at Berne, with Mr. and Mrs Walter Bixler in charge. Blossom Reunion The fourth annual reunion of the Blossom family was held last Bunday at Bellmont Park, with about seventy--1 five members in attendance. A bountiful dinner was served at noon after which a program was given by mem--1 bers of the family Several selections wer« given bv the Herons orchestn of Fort Wayne. During the business session the election of officers was held and resulted as follows; llarrry 1 Blossom. Ohio City, president; L. A Graham, of this city, vice president; ArlHa Burkhart. ,of this city, secre tary and treasurer. Mrs. Helen Blossom was the oldest member present she l<elng eighty-three years of age and Phyllis Juno Reinke was the youngest member present. Out-of--1 town guests were Harrry Blossom nnn family, of Ohio City. Ohio; Ben Bios sont-aud family, Sherman Sells ana family. J. F. Ballenger and family, aud Mrs Hattie Blossom, of Rock ford. Ohio: James Blossoms and fam 9 ily, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Schoeniacker, L. W. Strausser and family, Monroe Blossoms and family. James Blossoms a Jr., and family, all of Ottawa, Ohio; , Lowell Kinzey and family. Ben Bios som and daughter, Mrs. J <’■ Blossom I, a>f Richmond; Monf-oe Blossom, of, L Dayton; Ralph Stogdill. of Fort Wayne] Omar HH. Blossom, of Marion; Dou B i c 3 Lammiman. of Chicago

Whitesell Franz A beautiful and impressive cere mony celebrated the marriage of the Rev Faria D Whitesell, paetor of toe First Baptist Church, of this city, and! Mtes lileno Frans, who until recently mas one of the nurses at the Adams County Memorial hospital, at the home j of the brides parent , Dr. and Mrs Ernqst Fraat, at Herne, at eight thirty 'oclo<k this morning. A profusion ot garden flowers was used in the de coration of the home An improvised altar, banked with ferns aud flowers in a color scheme of yellow and whitg decorated the living room, in which the ceremony was performed. Miss lima Franz sang "Until" and Mrs. 'W. A. Howe sang “I Love You Truly” . preceding the ceremony, Mendels sorn's Wedding March was played by , Miss Agnes Franx. a sister of the bride , while the bride entered on the arm of her father. They were met at the alftar by the groom and Dr. George W. Taft, president of the Northern Bap tist Theological Seminary, of Chicage , who received the vowg of the single ring ceremony. Little MaryAlice Howe, niece of the bride, wearing a frock of baby blue crepe de chine with cape, attended as ring bearer, carrying the ring on a white satin ' pillow. The bride wore a beautiful white gown of georgette, fashioned with white silk lace over a slip of sat in crepe She wore white kid footwear, long white silk,gloves and car ried a shower bouquet of Kilarney roses and snap dragons. Her long white silk tulle veil was held in place by a wreath of orange blossoms. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents to twenty guests. The appointments were of yel. low- and white, Rev. and Mrs. Whitesell left immediately after the breakfast on a wedding trip to Washington. D. C., Philadelphia. Atlantic City au<J other points of interest. They will make the trip by automobiV and expect to be gone several weeks. Out-of-town guests who atended were Mrs C. C Whitesell and Mr. Oscar Whitesell. of Terre Haute; Mis? Clara Ferguson, Mrs. Rose Rush, Miss Martha Rush, Mrs. W. A. Howe, all of Bluff ton Ohio. Rev. Whitesell is a son oMr. and Mrs. C C. WTiitesell, of Terre Haute, and is a graduate of the Moody Bible Institute at Chicago. He studied four wears at the Northern Baptist 'Theological Seminary at Chicago, and had two years preparatory work at the William Jewell College at Kansas City. Rev. Whitesell has been pastor at t%e local Baptist Church of this city for the past trhe eand onehalf years. He resigned recently to accept a position as instructor in the Norther Baptist Theological Seminar;, The bride is a registered nurse having graduated form the Lutheran Hospital at Fort Wayne and until June 15 has been on duty at the local hospital since its dedication July 30, 1923. — —a— — The Kings Daughters class of the EvangalicaJ Sunday school will meet this evening at the home of Miss Reva Hammond, on Adams street at 7:30 o’clock. A good attendance is desired. The Young People oi Clark's. Chape! will give a home talent play, *‘Y Imnsle Toy,” Friday august 21 at the Bobo school building un-

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der the auspices of Ihe Faithful Fol- t lowers class of the Methodist Church t at Bobo. An admission of twenty-five cents for adults, and ten cents tor t Mrs C. A. Dugan has issued Invl- t tations to fifty ladies to a Five Hun- ! dred party, which she will give at her home on Monroe street, Friday i afternoon. i •—i Class No. 8 of the Pleasant Mills i Sunday School will hold a bake sale at Schmitt's Meat Market Saturday morning at nine o'clock. The liberal i patronage of the public Is aoiclted. The annual reunion of the Stotler families will be held Sunday August 30,.at Rockford, Ohio. The W. R. C. will meet in the new Lcgiou hall over Voglewede's Shoe Stoic Thursday afternoon nt 1:30 o'clock. Members are requested to note the change from Friday to Thurs day afternoon. The proceeds of the sale to he heir y the auction students Thursday even ing. on the court house lawn, will go tor the benefit of the United Brethern Church The liberal patronage of the public is solicited. o

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Mrs. Anna Malott, of the Gass A Son store, is enjoying several days vacation. Mrs. George Flanders and Miss j Ann Carlisle left this morning for Hamilton Lake where they will en joy a several days outing. J. G. Niblick went to Chicago to day to attend the Rodeo which is being held at the Grant Park Stadium this. week,. t Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Simcoke and | t on. Richard, and daughter. Lois, of St. Louis, who have been the guests iof Mrs. Catheiine Kauffman and Idaughiers for the past few days, left this morn.ng for Hammond, where I they will visit relatives a few days and from there they will go to Wis- | consul. They were accompanied as far as Hammond by Miss Sarah Jane Kauffman who will visit there until school opens lin September. Mrs. Catherine Kauffman, city c'.erk, and daughters, Sarah Jane and Catherine, of this city, Mr. C. M. Sim coke and son. Richattl. and 'laughter. I Ix>is, enjoyed a. rnotwr . trip last week to Niagara Falls, Toronto. Canada, anil other places of interest. William Simpson, of the Holland St. Louts Sugar company, will leave tomoriow on a three weeks moWf trip through Wisconsin. He will also visit at Detroit and Saginaw, Michigan. > Ernest Fallow, of North Sixth street, underwent a major immergency operation at the Adams CountyMemorial hospital last evening and is getting along nicely. Miss Gertrude Hoffer, of Willshire. Ohip, underwent a major operation at the local hospital this morning Mrs. S V. Johnson and daughter. Thelma, and son, Meredith, returned

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to their home at Wapakoneta, Ohio I today. ] Olio Ltigeiich and Charloi Burr i made a business trip to Berne. Chautauqua tickets may be secured : at this office or at any of the banks, i Season tickets are three dollars each, i Gregg Brandyberry left yesterday ; morning for Warren, Ohio, where he ; will be joined by his mother on a mo. tor trip to Cleveland, Niagara Falls, an dßuffalo, N. Y. Mrs. P. N. Hiatt and sons, Jack and Billie, of West Palm Beach, Florida, arrived yesterday lor a several weeks visit here with her mother, Mrs. John Bowers and family. Mr. Hiatt win come later for a several weeks visit Mrs. H. J. Chidley and daughters. Norma Jane and Marilyn, have ro turned to their hofaie in Chicago, as ter visiting Mrs. Chidley'a mother, Mrs. J. H. Burnett. Mrs. 1) D Clark and daughters, Winifred and Alice, are enjoying a two weeks vacation at Indiana Lake, at Poiuti Ohio, with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Amrine and ' son, Junior, of AndersonRalph Marlin, of Geneva, visited friends here yesterday. Robert Krick, an employe of the American Railway Fixpress company in this city, is enjoying a weeks vacation. "As for as I'm concerned th' gover'ment kin do away with nickels an' dimes" says TiTlford Moots, who never buys a newspaper an' t chew gum. Thor's plenty o' cross hatched elbows, but what knees I've seen are plain and neutral. —Abe Martin Indianapolis News. Omar 11 Blossom, of Marion is a guest,at the Albert Beiuke home. Herman Myers and Alva licho's, of the John T Myers Clothing Store, made a business trip to Chicago this morning. Dr. Harry Jones of Berne visited i here last evening. - —o *— MUNCIE — Four cows owned by I Wysor March, Muncie, have been - placed on the register of merit of the . American Jersey Cattle Club. I Seymour. — Seymour lads are loo!:1 ing forward with slim hopes for the . Fourth of July in 1926. The city coun- . eil is considering an ordinance entirely prohibiting .the sale of tire- . works. ■ MUNCIE—When a patrolman start I ed to move an automobile belonging to the Muncie Water Works Company

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the machine started downhill on ram page, and was tlnally stopped by a traffic sign ant! a curbstone. LEBANON—Lebanon residents are becoming readers the report of Mrs. Cora O. Bynum, librarian shows, A total of 3,762 more books have beocn loaned by the library this year than last year. Carthage — Wife of Casper Par ish. Carthage town marshall, charg ed he used a mop handle, instead of a mace She charges him with assault anti battery. Muncie. "No babies allowed" posted at a Muncie apartment house fall ed to deter a couple placing a foundl ing on the steps. Police took the baby to the hospital.

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