Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 259, Decatur, Adams County, 2 November 1925 — Page 5

I ir'l ' • ■0)0 II / * * • S |>- _ ■7l.ru CALENDER ■ Monday | 1 Th'"" I'uu—Mlsh ■fc? Seen..n of Wo.U.U'z Clul>.oom of r, n pa Mrs. Avon Burk. ■KI. 7’b Cbtb-Mrs. C. E. Bell ■ Tuesday EB | ■' l,i "" lf ’' lllu i'h-Ca' |,ikr. BE, 1 i,; 1 1" ls " a " " ■K ~n,l Mrs. Floyd Enos. ■K. loia M l '" ,k * u|,per Mrs I'. 2'l l' : - Union Btreet ' MW, l < |ihli e<l I’aityv-hlk s ■Slur S P HL ■E >■ oi l k ~r r tla117:30 ! ’ n ‘ ■ Wednesday EH,,,, '. I Mayine Torvcer. Il I 'll p. 111. V ■■ v . \ . I mid Hrolheiii vliun II Hurst, 2:30 p. in. Eb^" 1 "" i,!iilße 1 lub - Mrs lle,b mEW.',,,1,1m! Followers Class of Ml. S. S.Miss Bertha Bunner ■E"i'.' H"iidi.ul (Tub—Mrs. Erank BB^Sli.iM's|" ,j re Club — Mrs. D. D. IMrller. ~1 Club — Mrs. James N. BMt I' 'bib Mrs. Erank Rowley. p. z - g Thursday Hu s ' Ai,i s " vie, y Mrs. Fisher. ■■ K'.atifl" 'I Missionary Society — , Parlors, 2:00 p. m. Eastern Star Party for Families AH Masons—Masonic Hall. 7:30. [ Saturday I B linin'' Guards— M. E. church parB r ' 2:31) p. BM la.lH ■ Aid Society of M. K. church siipiH'i—Church. 5 to 7 p. ui. II M. Crownover’s Class of Mills Baptist church — HBlarket—White Meat Market. gH The Missionary Society of the church will meet at the ch Thursday afternoon at two »<-k. The attendance of every » A!rs **• Crownover’s class of the ■faiiiist church of Pleasant Mills, ■hill hold a market at the White Meat ki t Saturday afternoon The ’ib ■eral patronage of the public is I The members of the Eastern Star ■nd their families, and all Masons, ■ire invited to the. Masonic hall ■Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. A B'h"i't program, games and dancing B VI 1 be enjoyed. Refreshments will ■he served during the evening. A ■three piece orchestra will furnish ■inusic for dancing. _ $1 • -Il The Faithful Followers class of ■ tlic Mt. Tabor Sunday School will ■ meet Wednesday evening with Miss ■ Bertha Bunner. The public ts invited to the bene* ■ fit bridge party to be given by ■ women at the Elks home Tuesday ■ evening. Card playing wiil begin at ■ 8 mlock and during the evening it ■ "iT be possible to purchase refresh-' ■ nients, which the Elks’ will serve | ■ Arrangements will be made to get the I city election returns during the even-j I ins and a cordial invitation is exI tended to the public tie attend. I ' ■■■ / All members of the Psi, lota Xi SoI rmity are urged to meet at the home I of Mrs. W. P. Schrock promptly at I four o’clock Tuesday afternoon to go to Portland where they will be entertained at a pot luck dinner at the home of Mrs. A. F. Staiter. . The mem' b"is are to take their own plates, cup:; and njlverware. Miss Viola Conrad, daughter of ' inty Commissioner Ernst Conrad •’"'l Theodore Etzler were quietly mar tied Sunday afternoon at the home of the bride’s father, north of the city. 1 he impressive double ring ceremony '■ ■•• s read by Rev. Moeller. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Gertrude Conrad, and the groom was at tended by his brother, Otto Etzler. of i ( mivoy, Ohio, The home was decorn’ed with autumn leaves and peach slid white crepe paper. The cere--1 ">ny ,was read before an improvised t'l'ar in the living room at two-thiry '"dock. The bride wore a becoming frock of blonde satin crepe fashioned t'lowg straight lines, with footwear to tnatdh. She carried a shower boquet of brides roses and swansonia. Her attendant wore coca brown chiffon georgette and velvet and black footwear. She caried an arm boquet of Sweetheart orses. Immediately after the ceremony, a wedding dinner was served to thirty-five guests. The happy | young couple will reside on a farm on the Fort Wayne-Decatur road. Mr.

EUler is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Etzler k of Convoy, Ohio, and Is herdsman at the Fnnner Sun k Farm Guests from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Conrad. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Conrad. Mr. and Mrs. William Bohney, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bohney, al) of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Etzler and Children, Ralph, Harold, Henry. Arnold, Leo. Leah, and Elma, i Os Convoy. Ohio; Mrs. Luella Mugley I and daughter,,Viola, of this city. Mrs. Herb Kern will be hostess to the Auction Wednesday evening at eight! o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Stoneburner and Mrs. Sarah Billman entertained at dini ner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. William Breiner, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hower, . of this city, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Haver. , of Bluffton, Mrs. E. M. Suttles, of Conneaut. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. James i Haver. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Ernst and Mr. ami Mrs. Abbott, of Craigvllle, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Scott and daughters, of Fort Wayne. ——-- • The Ladies' Aid Society of tfie Meth odist church will serve a cafeteria supper In the dining hall of the church ' Saturday evening, November 7, from five to seven o’clock. A cordial invl- . tatlon is extended to the public. The Corithian Class, of the Christian’rhurch will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Enos. The attendance of every mem ber is desired. The W. M. A. of the United lirethern church will meet at the home of Mrs. Grace Hurst Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'dock. The following program will be given: song, prayer. ■' Bible study, Mrs. C. R. Smith, song. [Victorious prayer, Mrs. C. S. Scbacki Icy. Prayers of Oriental Christians. . and closing prayer. The Philo class of the Baptist church will meet at the home of Carroll Lake. 716 Indiana street, Tuesday evening. A good attendance is p * * ■ ' Miss Maytne Terveer will entertain the Bachelor Maids Wednesday evening at 6:30 o'clock. Dinner will be ! served after which the guests will be > entertained at Five Hundred. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian ehiirch will moot Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of • Mrs. Arthitr Fisher. A joint meeting ,'of the Aid and Missionary society t.will be held. 4 i The Home Guards of the MethoIdist church will hold their regular meeting in the church parlors Satur- - day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All | members are drged to attend. I One of the most enjoyable dances of ‘ the season was given Saturday evenI tag at the Masonic Hall by the members of the Genera! Elect ribband. The ’ ball roqm was decorated with Jack--1 O'Lanterns and autumn leaves. The orchestra was enclosed with a high rail, fence almost hidden by corn foil- ' dcr. Lighted pumpkin faces were al--1 so a note of decoration. The seven 1 piece band furnished music for dancing until twelve o'clock. The members of the orchestra were Floyd Enos. * Ralp Crill. Mr. Shierliw;, Robert Ensley. Don Farr. Fred Engle, and Bob White. Earl Blackburn won the blanket and ('. E. Brothers won the table cloth and napkins wh ; ch were given by, the- band. Prizes for the best I masked persons were given to Mr. and Mrs. Alva Buffenbarger, Miss Leota | Burnett and Mr. Arthur Bieberick. The committee :n charge of the affair included' Fred Engle, Bob White and Floyd Enos. One hundred and fifty couples were in attendance. The committee announces a dance to be given ifiXring the. Thanksgiving season and ' extend an invitation to the public to attend. The anniversary of Mrs Liddy Bodie was celebrated Sunday. The firsts .were Mr. and Mrs. Olen Lee. of Van Burmi, Mr. and Mrs. David ■ Bodie, Mr. and Mrx Liwrencc McDonlald. Mr. and Mrs. Wes McDonald. Mr. (and Mrs. Burt Ixirinton. Mr. and Mrs. , Fred Worst, Mrs. Heller, Mr. and rs. Walter Sinunger, of this city, Emma Rash. Lorna Marynart and daughter, of Boho, Ralp Worst and family of Hoagland. / I . a— ILoealls I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linn, Miss*Gladys 'Kern and Mr. W. L. Linn motored to ,' (.Asian Sunday and were the guests of '.Mr. and Mrs. Abner Elzey and other . 1 relatives. | Guy Kehler. of Huntington, visited . friends here last evening. I Dick Ehinger and Dick Toumdier motored to Fort Wayne Sunday afteri noon. I Miss Dbrothy Miller and Miss Mary Lou Coffee, of Fort Wayne, spent the 'week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. J. . . <

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1925.

Miller. Mary Lou remained hero • for a several diys viait with her, uncle and'aunt. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Vail. Mr* F. I Patterson is enjoying a i visit with relatives at Terre Haute thia week. < A. F. Staiter. of Portland, was'a visitor in the city last evening, enroute , to Lima, Ohio, on business. Mr. and Mrs: Charles .Malott, of Fort Wayne, were the guestj of Mr. Malo's mother, Mrs. Anna Malott, over the week-end. i Lawrenpe Linn, of Auburn, spent the week-end’ here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson, of Fort Wayne, were here Sunday to atten dthe funeral of Mr. J. T. Johnson. Mlsh Vera Fisher returned to Fort Wayne this morning after spending the week-end at her parental-home at Willshire, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Macy and laughter. Martha, returned to South Bind yesterday. Mrs. Macy and daughter had visited here three weks while Mr. Macy was absent on a business trip. W, A. Klepper and Norbert Holtlouse made a business trip to Marlon, Indiana today. Jesse Ray of route ten called at this office this morning. Mr. and Mrs. IL L. Couter returned to their home at Gary, Indiana yesterday after several dajs hereMr. and Mrs. E. W. Kampe arrived lere yesterday for a few days. The crowd in Decatur Saturday light was one of the largest ever seen here and every one had a good hne. Finley Nash of Garrett accompanied the football team from that place, here Saturday afternoon, his son being one of the team stars. Some twenty years ago Mi - . Nash was a member of the Decatur ball team, in the days when we boasted a real club and be was some ball player too. A tag day for the Volunteers of Auftrica will be conducted next Saturday. R O. Johnson, former mayor of Gary, will arrive in that city today md resume his real estate business, iceordinpj to a message received here. Miss Irene Gregory, of Garrett, spent the week-end here with her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Gregory. Miss Margaret Spade, of Van Wert. Ohio, spent the week end here as the guest of Miss Naomi Harkless. Vernie Longwith, of Portland, visited friends here Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Decker, and children, James and Lois spent the weekend with Mrs. Decker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1). J. Harkless. Mrs. Willia Bosec.ker and son. Herbert, 'and Messrs. Ervin Tepker and ( Arthur Zeigler, of Fort Wayne, were I he guests of Mr. and Mrs.\G. C. Reinking and family over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Holthouse returned Saturday afternoon front Los Angeles, California. They will make their home in this city and Mjx. Holthouse has accepted a position as assistant business manager of the Daily Democrat, beginning his duties this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Holthouse went to California last July following their wedding, Mr. Holthouse being connected 4ith an oil company while there. Miss Lee Anna Vance, a student at Ferry Hall, spent the week-end in this city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I O. L. Vance. o CARD OF THANKS Wo wish to than': everyone, who was so very kind to us, in this, our hour of sadness. Mrs. C. S. Niblick ami family. TO REOPEN SUGAR PLANT THIS WEEK Factory to Be Opened Again After Being Closed For Lack Os Beets Tim Hollaml-St. Louis /company's sugar factory in this city will re-open Wednesday morning, at 6 o'lock, it was announced by officials of the company today. The factory has been elos- ' ied since Saturday morning, dtie to the lack of beets on hands. | The freezing weather and snow during the most of last week, made it imI possible for the farmers to lift their beets and consequently, the supply on hands at the factory before the cold I weather set in, was soon exhausted. The weather has improved greatly during the last two days and the beets i are arriving at the factory in large i' numbers again. There would probably have been en<igh beets on hands to ■ reopen the factory Tuesday morning, I but since the city election will be held on Tuesday, the company officials de- | elded to wa’it until Wednesday to start ■ the factory . O Peru - Sampson was a “ladies man” according to H. W. Bachelor, evangelist who delivered an address on "An t - expensive hair cut. -

DECATUR COUPLE MARRIED 50 YEARS I Mr. And Mrs. Will R. Smith Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary Sunday was a happy day for Mrand Mrs. Will R. Smith, of thia, city, It being the occasion of their fiftieth wedding anniversary and their children and families ami a number of relatives came here to observe the jubilee day with them. Mr. and Mrs. Smith wore married fifty years ago Sunday. November I,' at the bride's home, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Rice, who formerly lived on the Bellview farm, east of Decatur. The sons and daughters and their ( children arrived in the city Saturday and were taken to the Lutx home? where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith. They surprised their parents Sunday when they came to the Lutz home, expecting dinner to be served there, but were taken to the Murray Hotel, where another surprise awaited them, a number of relatives from the city and mt-of-town joining the happy family there- Dinner was served at the hotel, fifty-eight guests being present. Jeff Bryson, of Portland, acted as toastmaster and talks were made by Mr. and Mrs. Smith, their children and Mr. C. J. Lutz, who was a guest. | The tables were attractively decorated in cut flowers,’favors being, mimiture golden wedding bells. Fol-' lowing the dinner, the afternoon was enjoyed at the hotel. Jesse Rice, nroprielor of the hotel, being a ■ousin of tiie Smith's ami the place v. us turned over to the guests. The children and other relatives who were present were: Mr. and Mis. Frank Smith and children, of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Harve Smith and daus'itir of Paulding; I'.i'l ard Smith of Decatur; Mr tv’idj Mrs. Albert Lachuit and children ”f Indianapolis; Mr", and Mrs. Frod Smith and children of this city; Mr and Mrs. Den Smith of Indianapolis: Mr. and Mrs. Don' Jancil and Ja : taler of Cincinnati: Mr and Mrs. it*, b erf Smith of *l diarapolis. Brother and sisters of Mr aind Mrs. Smith who were here were, Mr. and Mrs Jeff Bryson, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Rice. Decatur. Other relatives were. Jim Rice. Decatur; Mr. and Mjs Mart Smith, Berne; ' Mr. and Mrs James Dailey. Decatur; Mrs. Phoebe Rice. Decatur. Other relatives were, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Detamore, Portland, and daughter; Mr. and Airs. John Shafer. Decatur; M(. and Mrs. Hugh Hite. Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Callow; Mr. and Mrs. Forest Elzey am! daughter; W. P. Robison; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gerber; Mr- and Mrs. Noah Bixler; Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Frisinger; Mr. and Mrs. Sipt Burk. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rice, of this city; William Thompson, Hammond; Gertrude Dally, -Fort Wayne. The event was a happy one for both Mr. and Mrs. Smith, their children and guests and congratulations and gifts were showered upon them. NEW FACTORY BEING BUILT (Continued from Pago One) cago lo learn his uncle's business five years ago. His father is one of Sweden’s most prominent merchants, being the owner of a chain of groceries. All the engineering, specifications

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'and blue prints (or (in) new ccxdere an<l brine spray retrigeratlng uystem at the Mutchler Packing company plant In this city were furnished by Burdg and Larcon The Morchanti I Packing company plant at Bluffton, recently completed, kt a sample of 1 th ( . work done by these young men. Other recent Inatallutlons were made by this firm at the Sanitary Grocery at Ossian; Karn Brothers and for Homer Fry at Fort Wayne; Sanitary Ice and Ice-Cream compeyn al Koko--1 mo; for Jerome Heinlen at Garrett; at the Joe Reed Market at Millersburg; for Charley Matermowski at South Bend. I This firm Ims service engineers | available any hour of the day or night 'to owners of all makes of refrigorat- | Ing and ice plant equipment. All calls are made In service cars fully equipped with a complete set of took and repairs. o - — .CLOVERLEAF ’ CREAMERY TO ENLARGE PLANT (Continued from page one) , also own a large creamery plant at Huntington, is one of the best known creamery concerns in the state and is famous for its product of Cloverleaf l brand butter. The business has grown with leaps and bounds in recent years and now does more than two million dollars worth of business a year. It is one of Decatur’s finest industries and through it an I excellent market for butterfat. Is opened to the dairy farmers in Adams | county and vicinity. It maintains cream-buying stations within a radius of 100 miles of Decatur and pays hundreds of thousands of dollars to farmers annually for butterfat. N. R. Holthouse, secretary of the coiuI pany, will be in charge of moving the business lo its temporary location in tins city, while the improvements are being made. | The addition and plant improveMany Women Use ( Simple Mixture Women appreciate the quick action of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine. etc . as mixed in Adlerika. Thia removes GAS from the stomach in ten minutes and brings out surprising amounts of old waste matter you never thought was in your system Adlerika steps that full, bloated feeling and makes you enjta» eating. It is an excellent intestinal evacuant for the relief of obstinate constipation or allied stomach trouble. Smith. Yager & Falk, drug giats.

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m. nta will make the local creamery one of the most modern and largest in tho middle-weal. defensFscores IN MURDER TRIAL (Continued from page one) frame-up. Jesse McMurtrie, Indianapolis detective, followed th<> nurse on the siun.l. He gave details of the arrest of Stephensoa at the hotel i Washington In Indlanabolla. Few spectators left the- courtroom when noon recess was called, most of the crowd remaining In their Reals to be ceraln of an afternoon place. Many persons had their lunches with them.

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