Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 300, Decatur, Adams County, 21 December 1925 — Page 5

club calender Tuesday H| . | ()la xi Christmas Party—Mrs. B , nf Holthouse, 8 p. m. Christmas Party B, Rooms. ■ YotinK Matron’s Club—Mrs. Charles Bibeck. 6 30 P nb B pve Hu» ,lied Club—Mrs. Joe l/>se. ~jj II ID. ■ f W. G. Girls, Baptist Church—- ? I .— Lake. Indiana Street. 7:30 pm. .■* ' Saturday H Philo Class— Mrs. Fred Elzey' N Bjjd Street, 7:30 pm. B Th e Young Matron's Club will B ret at the home Mrs. Charles Tuesday evening, at (1:30 9 'clock, for the annual club Christ 19 party and exchange. B anil Mrs. G. 11. Wehmeyer Butertained their Saturday Night Bpiowlile l 'lub a ‘ the,r home 011 Mer_ H, r Avenue Saturday night, t The , BiUtei’ii guests were Fort Wayne ■ jfeods. H Miss Agnes Huston entertained Bicnrjl of the General Electric girls Bit the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bdiy. The evening was spent playing Bgusic and games. The exchange of Blifts was held, after which delicious Bnfreshments were served The included the Misses Agnes B (outer. lna Noack, Clara Miller, Bjennie Filler, Dulcie Ketchum. JoseHeffner. Rhea Engle, Nora B Baumgartner, Goldie Martz, Marie Bwilson. Mary Ogg. Alta Hahnert. BBertha Heath, Agnes Huston, Goldie Bfa'. Mis- Minnie Teeple, Harold Goy B ltd Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gay. B The marriage of Miss Florence B^er. daughter of Mr.and Mrs. John BcEtzlcr. Uort Wayne, and Allred B Bleeke- of this city, was solemnized Bit tin* Concordia Lutheran church ■ sww Thursday afternoon. The Mio Walter Klausing received tin B' [<ws in she presence of the imim-di Bite families and a few intimate Bfrinds. The bride wore a simple Btrock of silver grey., crepe and carB"rd pick roses. Miss Gertrude . sister of the bride, and lierf attendant, wore poudre blm B feergette- August Bleeke, mother of Btdf groom, attended the groom. Au reception was held at tinMtoe 01 Gie bride's parents follow B ‘he ceremony. H The Wi W. G. Girls of he Baptist wl*j have a Christmas ex Bthaugp at the home of Miss Alice B'' 1 ’? at 7:30 p.m. All members are ■ urged to be present. J The Philo Class of the Baptist Ban'll will have a Christmas enter Bkiotnent at the home of Mrs. Fred B® ze >' on North Second street. All! Bombers are requested to be B Wsent. "a *”l—- -— G'fts. Sifts, gifts everywhere, w.iB^ e feature which attracted the girls ■of the Schafer Company to the home B* Miss Velma Ervin, Saturday < ve iThe house was beauiitully decB orat, ' | l with the season's color. Ade-three-course dinner was >< iv- ■ fiat six o’clock, after which the ■ girls were ushered into the living ■ room whertj they were requeste.l. ■ Mi> by one, to look for their gift, ■’’ltirh Santa had hid for then,. ■ Present were the Misses Bertha and i r Fuhrman. Alys Kriegel. '1 h -

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1,“ I ? P, ’.^‘ an ’ HeU “ Bpar(I ' Mary ' Mey“ r Velma Ervin #nd The annual Christmas party un <l ex change of the Delta Theta Tau Xrty ® 5S home of Mrs. oJe Lose. 'ls e Chiistmas exchange will be held during the evening. Miss Horine Michaude will enter- ’ tain the members of the Tri 1) club at their annual Christmas party and exchange tonight at ten o'clock. All members are urged to be present. 1 o_ lUeate Ihe Misses Ada Stevens and Geraldine Smith spent Saturday after noon in Fort Wayne. Miss Germaine Christen, of St. Mary's College of Notre Dame, is home for the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Christen. Miss Jeanette Clark, student at (hicago Physical Culture School, of Chicago, is spending the Christmas vacation with her mother, Mrs. Rose Clark. Mrs. Avon’ Burk spent the day in Fort-Wayne visiting with friends. Miss Winifred Arnold will arrive home tomorrow from Fort Wayne where she is a student at Sacred Heart Academy, to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and MrsJames F. Arnold. She will be accompanied by Miss Mary Cotter, of Richmond, who is also a student at Sailed Heart Academy, and who will spend a part of her vacation here. Mrs. A. F. Stalter and son. James Allen, of Portland, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Vail for a few days before going to Fort Wayne to spend Christmas with relatives. Attorneys Skinner. Boniface, Whitaker and Whipple, of Portland, attended to business in the Adams circuit court today. Mrs. J. 11. Heller left at noon lor South. She will return tomorrow accompanied by her granddaughter, Martha Macy, whose parents will come Thursday for an over Christmas iVisit. The Macys are preparing to pnovp to Galion, Ohio, where Mr. Macy has accepted a position with the Galion iron Works. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Schirmeyer will leave Wednesday for Nashville. Tenn., where they will enjoy Christmas with the Hugh Rout family. Fred Schafer, veteran business man who has been ill for a week past was able to be at his store this morning. Several basketball enthusiasts from here will go to Berne tonight to root for them in their game against Fort Wayne south side. That the spirit boysAll members of alumni committees will meet Wednesday evening to confer with French Quinn, general chairman. Howard Wisehaupt of Cleveland, Ohio, is here for a visit with his parents over Christmas. Mrs. Harve Kilson and daughter

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we»t to Fort Wayne this morning. n,U Sl,gi,r *««*ory started this] ««ning to handle the i ot HlxlJ .l b cars of the campaign. The run end aboui ‘b e first of the year Leonard and Raymond Bueter Monica Mildred and Helen BuZ fa X R a ° f the JUIIUB Heldeman family Sunday evening. The guests ' ""'tm,s exchange after Th L . Misses Clarice Andrews, Helen Andrews and Mr. Vane Thompson, of ev l' y “ e 1 ' n,otored ‘his city last relatives” W ‘ th frielllls and ■ llSii Mhdred Leonard, student at I a.tie .reek Physical Culture School, a Bat e ( reek, Michigan, is spending 'J-' holidays with her parents, Mr. and >■ M. Leonard, of Marshall street. ‘'ml Kern returned to Fort Wayne last evening after spending the weekend here with relatives. 1 ■ J. Lutz made a professional business trip to Fort Wayne this afternoon Miss Adeaide Truelsch, of St. Johns,

spent the afternoon here, shopping. Filly Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. i t.isiar Hoffman, of Chicago, will arrive 1 Friday to spend a week with his aunts, ; Madge ami Fan Hite and other rela- ‘ tives here. j Mr. ami Mfs. Harold Rohloff and I Miss Gertrude Kienzle, of Toledo, Ohio, j will arrive Wednesday to spend Christ- I mm wit It their mother, Mrs. Flora Kienzle. ; Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Clifford, of ! Martins Ferry, Ohio, are the guests | of Mrs. Clifford’s parents, Mr. and I Mr: L A. Graham, of Fourth street. | Miss Gladys Graham returned to I Anderson last evening after an over j Sunday visit with her parents, Mr. i and Mrs L. A. Graham. Munro Fuhrman, of North Second street, underwent a tonsillotomy at the Adams County Memorial Hospital this morning and is getting along nicely. -u. Dawes Nominated To Be A Brigadier General Washington, I). C., Dec. 21—Vice President Charles G. Dawes was nominated by President Coolidge today to be a brigadier general in the officers’ reserve corps. Other nominations included: Col. Charles W. Kutz, army engineer. to be a member of the Mississippi river commission. - - - One Thin Woman Gained 1(1 Pounds in 20 Days Skinny Mtn Can Do The Same That's going some—but skinny men, I women and children just can't help putting on good, healthy flesh when they take McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. As chock full of vita mines as the nasty, fishy tasting cod liver oil itself, but these sugar-coated, tasteless tab- : lets are as easy to take as candy and won’t upset the stomach, One woman gained ten pounds in twenty-two days. Sixty tablets sixty cents. Ask Holtbouse Drug Co., or any druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Directions and formula oneach box. "Get McCoy’s, the original and gen- ’ nine Coil Liver Oil Tablets."

NAME SELECTED FOR D. C. H. S. FIVE 1 “Lightning Squad” is Title ! Chosen For Catholic High Cage Team , 3he 1' ightlng Squad" is the name selected for the Decatur Catholic high • school basketball team. The title was chosen from a list of 107 suggestions, which were dropped into the box at the entrance to the gymnasium when ■ Catholic high played the Blue Prints ’ last Thursday night. Miss Rose Nesswald suggested the title chosen and ' she will receive a season ticket to the home games this season. The committee which selected the name was composeiTof Norbert Holthouse, R. J. Harting and H. P. Schmitt. I he committee met Sunday afternoon and went over the suggestions. A large variety of titles was suggested,

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and there were very Few duplications. | Names of animals proved popular among the suggestions. Home of the! titles suggested were: The Golden I Eagles, Tlie Superior Five, Decatur! Eagles, Vikings, High Myers. Fight-! ing Blue Bloods, Decatur Nationals, j Irish Terriers, The Countersf named! after Coach Confer), The Kelly Boys,! Greenbacks, Bears, Wolves, Green Jackets, The Du Wells, Grey Hounds? lunlhers, Bull ISigs, Fighting Micks,' Green Devils and 'Cornfed Hoosiers. Fighting Micks proved popular with' several fans. o Search For Fort Wayne Slayer Covers Middlewest ■ ■ Fort Wayne, Ind., Dec. 21.—(United Press) - Search for Clarence Hunter, 30, .wanted for the slaying of Mrs. Edna Irvington, 27, extended throughout the middle-west today. Mrs. Irvington was shot to death in her apartment during a party which police said was enlivened by liquor. Two other persons present ut the

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party said Hunter shot the woman and tied. His sister, Mrs. W. C. Salyers, fears be may have committed suicide. Aged Driver Os Express Wagon Hurt In Accident Columbus, Ind., Dec. 21—William Shields, 80 year old driver of an express wagon, wus in a dying condition today from Injuries suffered when his wagon was hit by an automobile driven by Edward Bevis, a constable. The aged mau was thrown from bls wagon and struck a curbstone. Several bones were broken and he was hurt internally. o— ■ BIRTH Mr and Mrs. C. O. Manley, of Decatur route ten, are the proud parents of a boy baby born at the local hospital this morning. —o Want Aids Earn—4—s

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Two Little Girls Only Survivors Os Family Vincennes, Ind., Dec. 21.- (United Press)—Two little girls, one seven and the other five, today are the only surviving members of the family of Mark Shroyer, who came here Saturday on a Christmas shopping trip from Lawrencevilie, 111 On the homeward trip Shroyer’s auto was struck by a Ijpltlmore and Ohio piisseiigur train, killing him instantly. His wife and their son, Robert, 9, died of injuries after being brought to a hospital here. The two little girls wore nut seriously hurt. - o-- — Dempsey Posts $250,000 As Guarantee That He Will Defend His Title Los Angeles, Calif., Dec. 21. -(United Press)—Jack Dempsey agreed today to post |2SO,UUU a.i a guarantee be will step into a prize ring in 1926 and defend the world's heavyweight title.

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