Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 282, Decatur, Adams County, 30 November 1925 — Page 5

• JL. W CLUB CALENDER Monday ,'jto ,|i, li l lul> Ml.i. O 1,. Van, <• ■ jKjtl,,.,!! Sisi, r lliiliallim- I’jthian JjOnC. 7 1>- •"- *•., l |. l n >isl< I Needle ( lull—i'j ( hinßlloina. after lodge. , Theta Tail — Mrs. Hubert Hft S 1'- | K.nu'i, Section of WoimniH Club Rg|lii,lv nieetlng with Mrs. J. n 1 ~ 7; 30 p 10 Tueaday MSr 1,. ( ,f ('. K. ot (.'. hall, Xp. in -"■’ G—Reformed Church, 7 p.m THURSDAY -i* anil Win Class of U. B a&g&n -ch Church. 7:30 jy in. h .. Misionary Society of Zion I MKo> no'd ' Inn'' I* ' hiu> It parlors, 2:30 1>- I". i Kappa Sorority- Miss Angie I mSr”Wednesday Hun Bridge Club Mrs. Frank 8 I' I ■fudge Club - Mrs. flajsoii Carroll.! jfa" p. in. Hundred Club — Mrs. Glen 7:3D < ■iVauiia Korn Bak Club •■Mrs. Kay WMistorical Club Mis. Heber Hum ' ■e«' ■riiake -pi are Club Mrs. I). Bea Thursday Aid society of Zion l.itlimKoi churcli- Church, 2:30 p. in. ■['nhary I oil, Aid Ilnei-n-Mi ■dis , Friday ■v 11 (',— Legion Hall ■v. mnaii'. Home Missionart So, i,-ty Dan Sprang. 2:30 pm. Hzioii liefornied Ladies' Bazaar—iSWto'i'ch basement Saturday Bz ell I;, loriii. d l.adie ' I:.o,iar and icria Supper -Chur, li ba:n.■ 111. '/Jwßi<Bwaf • . '■ B.\ marriage license was issued at Saturday, to C. W Stewart, MM. of Berne, and Miss Dorothy M;,, Ijfea.' -'ll. IS. of Wabash Mr. Stewart is a railroad fireman B'i lie it oman'.s .llissiouai \ Smiety ol Zion Reformed cluircll will meet afternoon at 2:311 o elm k in church parlors. Ail mer.ibers are to be present. ■ 'I lie Woman's Home and I'm.-ign ioii.ny Society o lllm l'i • b; i i church will meet TliiM'sday afterKi'ii at the home of Mrs. Bred Ball' r Airs. A. J. t'urt'T will lead the "tionais and Mrs. M J. W'-rtzliirg will conduct the missionaiy qic'i'n - lesson Utah and Wasatch Academe. All of the church are invited to atBud. '-’■Mrs. Clayson Carroll will entertain members of tlio Bridge Club Wedevening at 7:30 o'clock. 'I lie Missionary society of Hi" church in this city will nd Cip-istmas boxes 10 th" Emily Mflynn home at Marion. Indiana Th" are asked to donate to th" Gifts of homemade cookie;-

Pay Cash and You FJon’t Need a Ladder I —prices within your reach Famous FLGIN WATCH ■ Make s his gift worthy of apprcma ■ tion. The maker's name insures ■ against disappointment. Jeweled ■n ■ vement, filled white $11.50 “Her” Own Choice Dependable WRIST WATCH I ■ A gift desired is a gift admired. ■ Good looks, accuracy and depend- ■ fbleness speak for i? 1 ft OH I greatest value »p L’J»W Other wittches priced from ■ $15.00 SIOO.OO ■ JEWFLRY STORE Open evenings ’till Xmas.

ccreajs. candy and a liandkorohlef are requested. There are twentythree ladiou at the Flynn home. The ladies are miked to bring their gifts to the meeting of the Christian Ladies Aid society Thursday after-' uoou, December 3 to the home of Mrs. Chronister. All arrangements have been made for the annual Christmas bazaar to be held by the ladles of the Zion Reformed church In the church basement Friday ami Saturday. All sorts 'of home-made articles suitable for Christmas gifts will be on display and .for sale. A cafeteria supper will be I served from five to seven o’clock Sat ! unlay evening. The liberal patronage of the publie is solicited. The regular December meeting of the Calvary Indies' Aid Society wljl be hel dal ll;e home of Mrs. Curtis Miller Thursday afternoon at 1:30 j o'clock. Every member is requested 110 be present. officers 1 will be held and a Christmas program | will be given. The annual exchange lofI of Christmas gifts will also be held at this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Jackson, of east I of the city, bad as their guests ThanksI giving Day, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jackiron and children, Carl, Beulah and ' I Irma, Glen Jackson, of Fort Wayne. 1 Mrs. W. W. Koos ami children, Gerald. I Donald, Helen and Genevieve, Nyle Jackson ami Rolla Jackson, of this city, | .Mr. ami Mrs Albert Harlan and Eileen Jackson, of this city and Master Lyle Abrams, of Huntington. Tlie members of the dramatic department of the Woman's Club will . meet for a study program at the home of Mrs. J. R. Blair, 445 Mercer avenue, at 7:30 o'clock this evening. Mis. James Elberaon will have charge of the program. | The Three-Link club will enjoy a 'pot-luck supper after the meeting of I the Rebekah lodge Tuesday evening. It will be a good time and all mem bers are expected to be present. The G. M G. will meet at the church at seven o'clock Tuesday evening and it is important that all members be present. The Work and Win class of the United Brethren church will meet Thursday evening in the class room. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Gilpen and Mr. ami I Mrs. Warren Kleiuight arc the members of the entertaining committee. The W. R. C. will meet Friday afternoon at the Legion hall. The election of officers will be held at this 1 time and other important business I will be taken care of. AU members are urged to attend. Tlie Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Dan Sprang. The attendance of every member is desired. Mrs. Frank Ixtse will be hostess to the Auction Bridge club Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. Tlie Ladies’ Aid Society of the Zion Lutheran church will hold their regular ‘meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the church. Mr. and Mrs. William Hitchcock entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of the birthday anniversary of their son, Hugh, of Detroit/ Michigan. Covers were laid for Mrs. Cora Miller, Mr. ami Mrs. Leo Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Babbitt, Mr. and Mrs. Millard .Harkless. all of Fort Wayne; ('. W. Hitchcock' and family, Mr. and Mis. Ed Hower, of Watt. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sheets. The Catholic Ladies of Columbia will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at tlie Knights of ColumbuS Hall? Plans will be made for the annual Christmas exchange. All members are requested to attend. 1 o

Mr. and Mrs. Patil Saner, of Markit’, spent Sunday here with Mi’s. Sauer’:; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cole. # Miss Helen Myers, of this city, and Mr. Virgil Cox, of Fort Wayne, pent lltt' week-end with friends at Delaware, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fritzinger and daughters, Faye and Mary Jane, spent Sunday in Fort Wayne with Mrs. Frit zinger’s mother. Mrs. W I'l. Davison. who is. a patient at the Hope Hospital. Letters for the following persons are advertised at unclaimed at the local postoffice: William Banermeister, Mat Deßerger, Miss Pearl Murphy, Mrs. Clifford Bartlett. Miss Eileen Jackson of east of‘the city spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koos and family. Linn and Gail Kern, of Fort Wayne spent the week-end here with friends

PECATUII OAILY DEMOCRAT, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1925.

and. relatives. Miss Leota Burnett t« apeudiag the week-end with relatives at Fort Wayne Billy Grant has returned to Indianapolis where he is a student at Indiana Dental College, after spending Hie week-end hero with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Van Grant Miss Mildred Leonard and a friend Miss Mary Rupp, of Middletown. O, wlio are students at Battle Cqpek Physical Culture School at Battle Creek, Michigan, have returned Io school after speuding Thanksgiving and the week-end here with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Leonard. Mr and Mrs. Hubert Schmitt and daughter, Patty Atm, silent Sunday with Mrs. fechmttt’s parents at Fort Wayne. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Ixiso and eon; motored to Fort Wayne Sunday afternoon;. Glenn Hill, Glenn Beavers and Harold DeVor have returned to Columbus, Ohio, whore they will resume their studies at Ohio State Universjty after spending the week-end here with their respective parents. The Misses Marjorie May and Ruth Cook returi(Ld from Corunna last evening after spending Thanksgiving vacation with Miss May’s parents. Mrs. Agnes AliUemCoui/.uey ami Mrs. Verena Miller are enjoying a several days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Miller at Huntington. John Joseph and John Holthouse made a business trip to Fort Wayne Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Luella Hublcy has returned from Chicago where . she spent Thanksgiving with relatives and; friieuds and attended the wedding of her nieceMiss Catherine Martin returned from Attica last evening where she spent the Thanksgiving vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Nichols were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Leo Miller and family at Huntington Sunday. Miss Louise West returned to her home at Crawfordsville Sunday afternoon, after a several days visit with Miss Rdth Frisinger. She was accompanied as far as Bluffton by the Misses Frisinger and Josephine Myers. Deane Dorwin has returned to Franklin where he will resume his studies at Franklin College, after a week-end visit here with his mother, Mrs. Maude Dorwin, and family. | Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Klepper and sons. Bob and Don, have returned from Cleveland, where they visited friends and Mr Klepper Spoked after business interests, s Miss Elisabeth Fowlkes, of Arkan sas, and Miss Jeanette Clark return oil to Chicago last evening where Miey will resume their studies at the Chicago School of Physical Culture after spending the Thanksgiving xacation with the latter> mother,' Mrs. Rose Clark. Ed. A. Leininger, of near Fort Wayne,-was a business visitor in Decatur today. The Mieses Jesteen Hocker and Peterson returned to Bloomington Sunday. where they will resume their stud. i<-8 at Indiana University, after spending tlie Thanksgiving vacation here with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. A, Arnold and Miss Margaret Confer, of Port Wayne, were the guests of the Harry Fritzinger family Sunday. Miss Rose Center returned. Saturday from Detroit, Michigan, where she attended the funeral of Mrs. Jolino (.'outer, former resident of this city. Mrs. Dennis Striker, of Monroe township, was a shopper here this afternoon. Charles Vogiewcde motored to Fort Wayne yesterday, and spent the dfl) with his wife, who Is a patiein at the St Joseph hospital. Mrs. Adam Liby, of Wells county, wag here tills afternoon, shopping. ' Miss Anna Winnes visited friend.; in Fort Wayne Sunday. Mrs. Harvey Harruff and daughter, Della, were the guests of relatives at Fort Wayne Sunday. Mrs. Stephen Miller, of Fort Wayne, visited in this city today with h*r sister. Miss Clara, Brown. Mr and Mrs. T. M. Wertz, of Elk hart, were week-end visitors at. the E. B. Macy home. Mrs. Mary Hocker.' of Elkhart, returned home with Mr.l and Mrs,»Wertz yesterday afternoon' after visiting at the Macy home for a month. Hugh Hitchcock returned to Detroit, Michigan, after spending the Thanlkskgiviug vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hitchcock. of First street,. Among those who attended the Decatur-Huntington basketball game at Huntington Friday night were the Misses Bernadlne Christen, Mary * In Wash Machines J And laundry tubs, J ’ An ounce or two I I Helps make real suds. I

IlnrriH. Allee ('lurk. Florence Harris. Winifred Clark, Vera Butler, and Messrs. Gerald Mylott, Fred Schulte. Paul Meyer. Robert Qass, George Cramer, Earl Christen, Dick Miller, Fred and George Foos, Walter Brunnagraff, Dr. Frank Lose, Harold Niblick. Dr. John Clark, Bernard Clark and Paul Phillips. o AIRCRAFT BOARD LENDS SUPPORT TO COL. MITCHELL KOXTIMEII I'KOM I*A<;K ONE) committee will Include: Creation of a bureau of civil acre uaulics in the department of coinmerco to regulate and encourage commercial aviation. Expenditure ot $10,000,000 annually by both services for new aviation equipmeht. Establishment of separate budgets for each air service. Destruction of all obsolete plauee. Four hours' training a month for reserve pilots. Thia program has been drafted by the committee after months of hearings last spring and a prolonged study of the evidence during the summer. Q SETTLEMENT OF COAL STRIKE IS UP TO OPERATORS H'ONTINI’Kn l-'HOM VAGI'. ONE) diato acceptance of Governor Pin<hot's invitation for a conference Saturday and by ready acceptance of the plan yesterday. This afternoon the miners' full scale committee will meet again at the capitol to receive any word from Governor Pinchot or tho operators. "We have done all we can. let the others act," was the only commeut of the union heads. -p—— — Woman And Daughter Confess To Bank Robbery Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 30—Mrs. Catherine Rogers and her 19 year I old daughter, Zera. wlio have confessed robbing a bank at Renner last week, were held in jail today for failure* to produce 15,000 bail. The two women, arrested Saturday, told authorities they had been driven to robbery for money to buy food and pay a mortgage on their Mrs. Rogers' husband is a disabled war veteran and is drawing government compensation. 0 —

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PRATER ESCAPES DEATH SENTENCE Boy Murderer Gets Off Easy For Disclosing Pool Room Conditions Noblesville, Ind., Nov, 30.—(United Press) —Edward Prater, 16, escaped possible death in tho electric chair today by disclosing conditions nl Indianapolls pool rooms. The laiy was sentenced to 2 to 21 years in the reform school when the prosecutor permitted him to plead guilty of manslaughter. Prater was charged with intidering a street car conductor. Proseeiitor Remy said that three murders had been committed in the last three months by youths who loafed in pool rooms. ■■■ ■ -o—- . BIRTH Mr. aud Mrs. Russell Harruff, of Fort Wayne, are the parents of a girl baby, born a week ago. o Re-trial Os Stephenson Case To Be Asked Soon Indianapolis, Nov. 30. — (United Press) —Re-trial of D. C. Stephenson, now serving a life sentence for murder pf Madge Oberholtzer, will be requested soon of Judge Will Sparks, it was announced today by Eph Inman, attorney for Stephenson. if re-trial is refused. Hie case will lie carried to tlie supremo court. The request for new trial will be based on

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charges that Judge Sparks erred In .idniltting certain evidence and refusing to admit defense evidence. Finance Corporation Is Forced To Liquidate Waisaw, Ind., Nov. 30—By United Pres* The Warsaw Finance (’4>rporathm, which has operated here tor many years has Im-cii forced to liquidate Imcause of outside competition. The action came as the result ot Hi* company finding itself in possossion of so many machines that It would soon bet »ne necessary to enter the automobile business.

I THE ADAMS Theatre | » 1 9 Tonight—Tomorrow “ £ ‘LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY” g S A United Artist feature with S MARY PICKFORD The world’s sweetheart. . ir !3g As Lillie Annie Bonney her wonderful curls tri gold nre flung free as she romps through a story so heart ■fl Compelling Ihdt the tears of sympathy are driven G&a away by swift wrinkles of laughter. L£ Sfi 15c 35c S I THE CORT | Si Last l ime Tonight M g , “THE UNGUARDED HOUR” =T A First National featuring g ifi Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon ® Both stars greater than ever before. S * Wonderful scenes; gorgeous gowns; n| a great entertainment. g 15c 35c S £ Tuesday and Wednesday—Dorothy Gish and Richard Barthlemess in tC “THE BEAUTIFUL CITY’’ A 35c show for 25c. SALE -of— COATS EVERY COAT IN OUR STOCK REDUCED » Below are a few of the Better tirade ( oats, Fur Trimmed, Silk Lined $89.50 value $69.50 $79.50 value $59.50 $57.50 value $42.50 $39.50 value $29.50 ’ $25.00 value $19.75 H & B Dry Goods Co. wa ■ ■ a a ■ THAT BOY OR (iIRL OF YOURS 3 a ’ 9 You dream of great Hungs for (hem. ■ W Make it possible. ■ You’re expecting great things of them ■ You're expecting them to develop into d ■ a siicci'Ssliil man or woman,* They will if you give them a chance. fli |lo>v will they make the start? Will they have (tiough money to finish a ® sctiool or to start in business? The chart g W shows how small savings will give (hem g B a chance yt»u want them to have. a 1 ■ Start A SAVINGS ACCOUNT M M al this bank. g : THE PEOPLES LOAN & TRUST CO. : ■ Bank of Service " a uiaiiiß a a aaaa ■aancnaaaasaaaßaßa'

AMREICAN LEGION NOTICK An important meet Ina of the Amortran legion will be held tonight at. tho U'gion Hull ut eight o'clock. All members iwc urged ta attend ■— ■ —-■■ -O'——— Phillip Armantroul of Geneva, who ; umb'i'weiit a serious stomach operation al the Adams County Memorial ■ hospital last Wednesday. Is getting i tUoiig nicely. —o .. ■ Mr.' Krimmel, the piano tuner of i Fort Wayne, is here for a few day*. Parties wishing pianos tuned can leave word at the Murray Hotel. Phone 57. 2»2t2x