Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 15, Decatur, Adams County, 18 January 1926 — Page 5

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CLUB CALENDER Tuesday Auction Bridge Club—Miss Marie Gass, 8 p. inC. L. oi C—K. of C. Hail, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday Bridge Club Miss Charlotte Niblick. 7:30 p. m. Shakespeare Club Mrs. J. C. Sutton. Historical Club—Mrs. Dave Campbell. Thursday Antioch Missionary Society—Mrs. Frank Arnold, all day. Ladies' Aid Society of Presbyterian church—Mrs. S. D. Beavers, 2:30 p. m» Moose Legionnaires—Postponed. Luncheon Bridge Club—Mrs. Dick Bock. 7:30 p. ni. So Cha Rea Club —Miss Florence Harris, 6.30 p. in. Mrs. G. H Wehmeyer will go Fort Wayne Wednesday to attend a party to h ■ given by M<s. Carl Jargenspn, of Harrison boulevard, in honor of Mrs. C. J. Etreatoro, of Chicago, Illinois. z Miss Marie Gass will be hostess to the Auction Bridge Club Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. Mrs. Lick Bock will entertain the members of the Luncheon Bridge Chili Thursday evening at 7; 30 o'clock. Tli" members of the So Cha" Rea Club will be entertained at dinnyr at 6:30 o'clock Thursday evening at Hie home of Miss Florence Harris, pu Madisou street. Tao Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian ' church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. S. D. Beavers at her home on first street. After the business ses ion a program will be given.. 7 A good attendance is desired next Thursday all day at the home of Mrs. Frank Arnold, when the Antioch Missionary Society will meet to sew for the near east relief. August-Lichtensteiger The marriage of Miss Genevieve Lichtensteiger, daughter of Mr. and •Mrs. Henry Lichtensteiger, and Cleo s August, of Fort Wayne, was New Cold (ream Powder Stays On Until You Take It Off! Perspiration, even, won’t affect it — won't come through and cause an ugly shine! It spreads evenly, and cannot be detected from the skin — suns any complexion, for it tones in "ith the natural coToriug and mgkes I"' pores invisible. Get this new woodm-ful beauty powder called and try it. Jlolthouse Drug Co.' ■hat Dreaded Disease PNEUMONIA i bis terrible disease has taken_p’° n ‘ of Thousands of people, Arvery fl" Statistics will show that the 1 percentage of these deaths L'' 1 -, ~ur the winter months. And Pneumonia is caused from "i' long more or less than a bad causing a lung infection. Why > Piotect your health in time, and °f this annoyance (A 1)r - Marshall's Lung <•’ n J’ 8 medicine to use for ail tioii 81S 'rhi 01<3B ' Throat or Dung affee- < . medicine is pleasant tor An i en *° take, and also grownups. I, ' Ktores «dl Dr. Marshall's B t „ yr, 'l’- at the following prices. *«-, obc and sioo. I lake n o Substitutes I M&Wtf

quietly solemnized Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock at the home of the Rev. H<A. Thompson, Rev. Thompson read the single ring ceremony in the presence of the bride's twin sister, Mrs,' Sol Lord, and the groom's mother, Mrs* Darrel August, The young couple will reside in this city. Mrs. August is u graduate of the local high school and for the past several years and until recently, was employed at the Mutschlej/ Packing Company Meat ’ Market, m bookkeeper. Mr August is employed at the local plant of the General Electric Company. Mrs. J. 11. Blair entertained her Bridge Club at 'a dinner bridge at her home on Mercer avenue Saturday evening. First prize wag awarded to Miss Mildred Llddy and the consolation prize to Miss Ruth Fri- : inger. Guests besides the club members were Mrs. M. A. Kennedy and Miss Mary Suttles. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Miss Angie Firks, next week The Moose Legionnaires will not hold their regular meeting this week. The meeting has been postponed until Thursday, January 28, at which time all members are urged to be present. » T Miss Charlotte Niblick will entertain the members of the Bridge club Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Friends here have received the announcement of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman LaCroix. of Watseka, Illinois. The child has been named Louis Gleiser and weighed 6% pounds. Mrs. LaCroix is a sister of tlie Bev.. William Gleiser, formerly pastor of the local Presbyterian church. She was well known here having visited here on several occasions.

Lcaxsate W. A. Lower, local banker, is confuted to liis home today with an attack cf lot Grippe. Mr. ami Mrs. G. 11. Wehmeyer visited friends at Fort Wayne yesterday and attended the show. "No, No. Nanette,” at the Majestic theatre, last evening. I. A. Kaiver, of Fort Wayne, looked alter business interests here Saturday afternoon. Fuueral services for Mrs. Anna Mersman. death occurred Friday, were lieid this morning at 9 o’clock, from the St. Mary's Catholic church. Burial was made in the St. Josepit Catholic cemetery. Miss Helen Lower, who is attending Madam Blaker’s School at Indianapolis, spent tlie week-end with Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Miller, of Second street. Site returned to Indianapolis this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Meyers, of Monroe, were shoppers here this morning. E. Rector, of Bluffton, was a business caller in the city this morning.! C. D. Fli nders, of Fort Wayne. ■ spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs- Geo. Flanders. Miss Mildred Keller and Mr. 1., Ehler were among those from here who saw "No, No, Nannette, at the Majestic at Fort Wayne last evening. Ora Baker, of Fort Wayne, visited friends here over Sunday. Cards have been received from C. M. Weldy and daughter, Ida, stating they arrived at Memphis, Tenn., last Friday. They will spend several weeks there visiting with their son and brother, H. H. Weldy and family. F. C. Foreman, of Berne, -was a business visitor in the city this morning. fieripan Myers visited friends at Bluffton last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cline and son, Clyde, were the guests of friends at Fort Wayne Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F R. Sowers spent, last evening at Fort Wayne visiting witli friends. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Briedo and son, Bob, and Miss Mae Berling motored to Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon. R. Snyder, of Van Wert, Ohio, called on business friends here this morning. The Misses Genevieve Berling and Ethel Ervin attended the Silver Teal given by the Sacred Heart Alumni' association at the home of Mrs. Ed Gilmartin at Fort Wayne Sunday afternoon. Paul Castle spent Sunday afternoon in Fort Wayne visiting with friends. Mrs. J. S. Peterson returned today from Cincinnati where she visited I her sou, Robert and family who recently moved there from Indianapolis and are now comfortably located in a two apartment residence al Fort Thoums. Robert, has been appointed assistant superintendent of the Cincinnati office for the Pinkerton Detective qgeucy. 1 I W. A,. Klpeper and Earl Martin returned Saturday from a business visit ’at New York. ! Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heller were

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guests at thb L. G. Ellinghum home at Fort Wayne for dinner Saturday, evening, the event being in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Miller and family' of Indianapolis who visited the' i Ellinghams over the week-end. W. A. Lower of the People’s Loan 1 & Trust company is absent fromduty because of a severe attack of LaGrippe. He was quite sick over / Sunday but is reported some better j today. Robert Beery, son of Joe Beery, of Fargo, N. Dak., is visiting in-this' j city for a few days. Mr. Beery was I ju former resident of this city and at’ . present is bank examiner for the' state of North Dakota. Miss Mayme Deiuinger made a .'business trip .to Fort Wayne this' , morning in the interest of the Dein- . inger Millinery store. i —o SIX OF SEVEN HUSBANDS DIE MYSTERIOUSLY j tt ovhm i:t» ricovi page oxi-a t Brookes, were Jesse Sears, and George Holt, both of East Liverpool . and Charles O'Neil, Cincinnati, all l dead and Frederick Armons of 5 Athens, N. Y., who alone of the I seven is "Laura has caused us trouble ail , her life,” Whippier declared, accord- , ing J.o Brookes. "She was only three i years old when mother died and i when she was 17 she was sent to the 3 Ohio reformatory for a minor 1 offense.” Whippier and his father, Jacob s Whippier of Hammond, Ind., will - "not turn a finger” to aid the accusi ed woman. J ! o ACCIDENT AT [ GENEVA BEING INVESTIGATED

<< •>>llXl ED I KOM I’HiK OXE> injured, but the Ray boy stayed oi>. , He kept asking to be let off, but the two boys in the car drove faster, it is said, ami when they struck the bridge, tlie Ray boy was either thrown off by the jar of the car or the car was too close to the railing and lie was side-swiped. Vinton Ray, a brother of tile injured boy, states that Hanni and Lehman confessed to him and two other linen after the accident, that they picked the boy up and carried him down the road about 200 yards and then laid-him down in the road. After that, according to the alleged confession, Lehman and Haifni returned to their car and drove back' toward Geneva, two wheels of ‘heir i car running over the Ray boy’s legs as he lay in the road. Later, Willis Jack, a farmer, found the injured i boy in the road and pitted him up. Just then, Hanni and Lehman returned from Geneva and took the injured boy to a physician’s pffice in Geneva. Hanni and Lehman have not confessed to Marshal Hcflingswortlj The Ray boy was considerably improved today and was able to set up part of tlie day.x The attending physician believes he will recover soon. '1 he boy says that the last ho remembers about the incident was that lid fell from th e car as it hit the bridge, lhe fall rendered him unconscious and he did not regain consciousness until the following day. He had a deep gash on his forehead and there were many bruises over his body, head and legs, but no bones were broken. Hanni and Leiffcan are about eighteen or nineteen years old. o Yeggs Rob Ten Stores In Little Town Os Dugger Dugger, Ind., Jan. 18. — (United Press) White the little town of Dugger slumbered peacefully, a band of yeggs pounded the locks off the doors of ten stores, and robbed them, it became known today. Less than SIOO in cash was obtained but a considerable quantity of mer-4 chandize was seized. , o — CONGRESS TODAY Senate World court debate continues. Hearings on Norris resolution to suspend development of Tennessee River until survey completed, before agricultural committee. , Long and short hauls hearing resum. cd before interstate commerce committee. House Debates navy appropriation bill. VMVVWWVVVWVVWVVViraMMM Aslibaucher’s i; ;i FURNACES 11 i; LIGHTNING RODS f! •SPOUTING ■I SLATE ROOFING i’ Phone 765 or 739 I’

Eighteen Taken To State Prison From Indianapolis Indianapolis, Jan. 18. — There were many empty cells in the Marton ‘ county jail today. Eighteen prisoners I were taken to the state prison at Michigan City to serve the sentences imposed on them by Judge Collins in criminal court. • Four others were taken to the state reformatory nt Pendleton and two went, for a stay at the’penal farm at Putnamville. Airmail Plane Forced Down By Heavy FogRockford, 111., Jan. 18. — (United Press)— The west bound airmail plane forced down .near here last night by a heavy fog was to leave here early today. lowa City was the first scheduled stop for the plane but atmospheric conditions became so bad yesterday that tlie plane was forced to find'shelter here. o Trial Os Consolidated Firm Officers Delayed Chicago, Jan. 18. —(United Press) — | Due to the absence of federal judge Janfcs H. Wilkerson, opening of tlie 1 trial of tlie officers of the Consolidat'd! Reality and Theaters Corporation, j charged with defrauding several thousands of Illinois and Indiana investors, was postponed today to Thursday. o LEGION NOTICE There will be an important meeting id' the American Legion Tuesday night at 7:30 o’clock at the Legion rooms. Ail members are urgeci to attend the meeting. Adjutant. M-Tx MUNCIE —Ira Coons, court bailiff, and Policeman Seldemridge are rivals in reporting harbingers of spring. Seldemridge saw a blue . bird and Coons saw a robin. Seymour- An organization lias been started here which will be developed into a symphony orchestra. Thirty musicians have signed up. Indianapolis — Under orders from Claude Johnson, police chief, city patrolmen arc closely watching pool rooms for law violations. Muncie — Earl Clark, superior court bailiff, has a soft job. Judge Robert Murray is in Marion for five weeks. Warsaw — The First Presbyterian church here lias purchased a new pipe organ for $10,060.

nrot, 11 n ■mnuifT» Service Day on Suker Holth Cream Seperators Thursday, January 21, ’26 On this day we will have with us a service man from the Anker Holth Factory who will repair and adjust your separator Free. You pay only for new parts needed and used. ' If your machine is not in perfect working condition bring it to our store on Thursday, Jan. 21, and get the benefit of this free service. x , DO NOT NEGLECT THIS OPPORTUNITY. Schafer Hdw. Co. f YOUR \ / ‘ SUBSCRIPTION \ to the | I DAILY DEMOCRAT / is DUE B \ RENEW NOW / .Jr «

Cardinal’s Condition Reported Worse Today Brussels, Jan. 18.—(United Press)— Cardinal Mercier, famous Belgian prelate, was reported today to have passed a bad night and his condition was described as worse. ( This turn followed a fair week-end in which he hud been permitted to receive visitors, including the Queen, briefly. Still, Mash And “Mule” Found In Negro’s Home I Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 18. —(United i Press) —Albert Hall, negro, is in jail [tollay us the result of a raid In which police officers confiscated a still, ten gallons of mash and two gallons of white mule liquor. — _o Mrs. Coolidge Is HI Washington, Jan. 18. — (United

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I Press) —Mrs. Coolidge Is confined toi . tlie White House with a cold, due to' j .the damp, foggy weather of recent; _'days. The President remained home I ..’from church yesterday because Mrs. i (1 Coolidge did not desire to go out. 3-| k 1 d Lebanon Holds Memorial »■ Services For Ralston g Lebanon, Ind-, Jim. 18. — (United Press.) — Memorial services for the late Senator Samuel M. Raison were i C held at the First Presbyterian church here yesterday. Michael Foley, Ind dianapolis attorney, delivered the Il eulogy. h o n Dr. and Mrs. Bolin of Newberry. >C Michigan were Sunday guests at the L. C. Waring home.

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