Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 246, Decatur, Adams County, 17 October 1925 — Page 13

Ml CONFIRM CLASS SUNDAY Bishop Noli To Confirm Class Os 49 Boys And 45 Girls Sunday Morning Kiftynlne boy* and forty-five girls W III be confirmed Sunday at the St. Marys Catholic church by RA Rev. Bishop, John F. Noll of Port Wayne. The confirmation services will take place during the 9:45 high mass. Each member of the class wil have an individual sponsor and the ceremonies marking the event will be most impressive. Those in the class are: Boys Paul Murphy, Walter Baker, Robert Coh'bin. Cedric Colchin. Charles Hei matin, Robert Braden, Clarence Kruse, Walter Heimann, Jillian Parent. Julius Koenig, Franklin Teeple. Robert Arnold. Edward Bentz, Edward Baker. Herbert Bentz, Harold Baker, Robert Cook, John Carroll, Charles l>. Ehinger, Herbert Foos, Leo Faurote, Jerome Oeimer, Albert Hain, Richard Hess. Florian Keller, John Kohne, Robert Kohne, Herman Knappe, Edward Lose, William Lose, Walter Lengerich. John Edward Meyer. Charles Oslakovic, Hubert Rumschlag. Edward Schultz. Joseph Schultz. George Tricker. Denis Schmitt, Ambrose Lengerich, Edward YurkoVlc, Frederick [taker, Julius Baker. Johhn Brite, Herman Braun. George Gase, Ambrose Heimann, Roman Lengerich, Jerome Meyer, Jerome Miller, Ambrose Spang- • ler, Staub, Joseph Straub. George Schultz. Robert Wolpert, Edward Wait, Aloysius Geimer, Charles (itnlor. Frederick Wolpert, John Cook. Girls ■ Agnes Gase, Justine Spangler, Anna x Lengerich, Rosemary Miller, Lucile Lengerich. Mary M. Gnau. Mary DanUels, Helen Barthel'., Virginia Chrisjj:n, Martha Colchin. Margaret Faurote,

We Offer Our Congratuiaticiis ♦ to the f congreation of St. Mary’s Catholic Church on the completion and dedication of the beautiful new ■ / School Building Fisher & Harris I / 1 GROCERIES

Period Os Usefulness Served I 7 11 A w sr* s? a 5 ‘ LM: Above is pictured one of the old Catholic school buildings, which has now been abandoned and sooner or later will be razed. This buiMing fact's on Madison street.

Patricia Fullenkamp, Marcelline Gaze, Mary Eyanson, Mary M. Kell ir, Dorothy Lengerich, Mildred Lengerich. Dorothy Miller, Florentin Minch, Rosemary Rumschlag, Alvera Vian, Mary Wolpert. Mary Jane Colchin. Gertrude Gase, Dorothy Heimann, ifelores Klepper, Helen Loshe, Mary C. Lengerich, Annette Lengerich, Dorothy I.a Fontaine. Lucille Miller, Helena Miller. Mildred Miller, Margaret Rumschlag. Naomi Mumschlag. Mary l iman. Mary Ann Lose, Edna Minch, Thelma Cook, Helen Hain, Estella Ix?ngerich, Mary Wertzberger, Mary icolchin, Anna Gase, Loretta Minch. —o ————— Orchestra Organized In I). C. H. S. Last Year Last year the musical department made a great advance by the addition of a high school orchestra. It consisted of eight enthusiastic members, who were ready and filling to work. Sr. Claude became their directoress

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and under there excellent guidance it achieved praiseworthy results. It Is an old saying that "the best article? come in small packages.” This saying may be aptly applied to the high scljoo lorchestra as well as to the school itself. The orchestra made its debut into society at the commencement exercises last June and its efforts met with great applause. The members have reorganized this year under the direction of Sr. John

'Berchmanns and have been practising faithfully. They will make their second public appearance on Dedication Day whffll they will play several musical selections as their contrlbutio nto the program. The high school orchestra numbers the following members: Margaret Voglewede. pianist; Bernardino Christian, violinist; William Klepper, violinist; Helen Schmitz, violinist; Cedric Voglewede, cornetlst; Cornelius Durkin, saxophone player; Donald Klepper, drummer. o —i Long Search For An Alleged Murder Ends Chicago, Oct. >. — (United Press.) —An eighteen months quest for an alleged murder ended here last night, when Edward Fitzgerald, alleged Chicago gunman, wanted in connection with the murder of Thad Fancher, a i Crown Point, Indiaha lawyer, was ari rested. Fitzgerald refused to sign a waiver • and return to the Indiana town with authorities who called for him. He will ask for a writ of habeas corpus. John O'Reilly is now serving a life term in the Indiana state prison for his part in the Fancher slaying, and i Alexander McCabe was recently ' acquitted on a charge of murder in connection with the slaying. o - • Auburn. — Auburn automobile company here is to build a new four-story office building.

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WE Extend a most Hearty Congratulation to St. Mary’s Catholic Parish on the Completion and Dedication of the New Catholic School. EATS RESTAURANT Joe Lose