Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 21, Decatur, Adams County, 25 January 1926 — Page 5

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CLUB CALENDER Monday lOOF. Initiatory Degree—l,o.o F. H a ii * Research Club — Mrs. Daniel Sprang, i!:30 p. m. \ Woman's Club —‘Library, i. 45 p. m. Tuesday Fortnightly Club — Mrs. Martin Mylott ' Pythian Sisters—K. of P. Home, 7 p. m. Pythian Needlo- Club — Pythian Home, 2 pm.—Postponed. young Matron's Clu,b, Mrs. Dec Fryback, 7:30 p. m. Tri Kappa—Miss Fan Hite. Psi lota Xi—Miss Florence Magley. 8 p. m. St. Vincent dc Paul —K, of C. Hall, 2:30 p- m Wednesday Catholic Ladies’ Social Club Benefit Card Party ami Dance —St. Joseph School auditoriuh. 7:30 p. m. Red Men and Pocahontas party— Club Rooms in Morrison Building, 7:30 p. m. Historical Club —Mrs. J. M. Millr, i postponed. * ‘ - If Shakespeare Club—Rust Bqoqi at Library. 3 p. m. Odd Fellows Dance—Odd Fellows Hall. 8:15 p. m. Historical Club—Mrs. J. M. Miller. Thursday • Eastern Stay—Masonic Hail, 7:30 p. ni. -o Pbo, be Bilile Class of Reformed church, Mrs. Edgar Gerber, 7:30p. m. Dancing Club —Elk's Home, 8:30. Saturday Christian Ladies’ Aid “Society— Licchtle's Vleut Market, 9 p. m. Tile meeting of the Pythiaif Needle Cub, which was to have beeu held Tuesday afternoon at the K. of P. home, has been postponed. All members are urged to note the clmuge. The Ladies’ Shakespeare Club will hold a business meeting in the Rest Room at the Library Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock. All members are urged to attend. Mr. Martin Mylott will be hostess l" the Fortnightly Club evening at her home on South Fifth street The Christian Ladies’ Aid ijoefety "ill hold a pastry sale at Liechtle’s ..Meat Market Saturday. Home made buns, bread, baked beans, cookies, l’h cottage chees, will be on sale at 9 O’clock. 'ir. and Mrs. W. G. Tumbleson, Mr and Mrs. Earl Hawk and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Pester Tumbleson W"ie the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Tumbleson, Sunday. iIOCPETY xzirflff., xzfiflff •Andrew Fuelling entertained at 0 i lock dinner Sunday evening

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at her honre in HVmtgland In honor of j the fiftieth birthday anniversary of Mr. Fuelling. Pinochle was played after dinner. The guests were Ilev. A. Moeller and daughters, Elenora and Margaret, Prof. Paul Dorn and sons, Karl, Richard and George; Mr. and Mrs. llonry Fuelling, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bulmahu, Mr. and Mrs. Henry j Derning, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiedfeldt! and son, Rudolph, Mr. and Mrs Charles Horning and children, Robert und Jane Ann, Mr. and Mrs. uoutis Weber, Mr and Mrs. Martin Gallmior, August Gallinter, Martin Koeucmaun, Paul, Rudolph and Lydia Fuelling, Hugo Berger, Ben Berger, Amanda, Lena and Helen Beruing, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fuelling, and children, Erviu, Flora, Ltiella. Hugo, Carl and Adele Christene. The Vegular meeting of the Order of Eastern Star will be held Thursday evenin gat 7:30 o'clock. All members are requested to be present as busi-, ness of importance will be transacted. All officers are requested to attend. A community meeting will bo held at the Aber school in Root' township January 29, at 7:30 o’clock. Debate liy the members of the community will be one of the features of the program. County Superintendent Striker will bo one of the speakers. The public is invited to attend. Miss Lois Fuhrman is teacher of the school. — Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith autertained at dinner Sunday in honor of the seventh birthday anniversary of their daughter. Frances. Miss Bertha Fuhrman baked and presente<Dtho guest of honor with a large birthday cake. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fuhrman and sons, Robert and Dale, and daughter, Myrtle, Josephine Hill, William Hoffman, John, Herman and David Hoffman. Miss Elma Bleeke entertained a number of friends at her home Sunday evening. Bunco was played and prizes wore won by Irma Van Buskirk, Esther Kukelhan, Glen Thieme and Carl Reinking. At a late hour the hostess served delectable refreshments. Those present were, Wise Bleeke, Selma Reinking, Louise Bienz. Ruth Hollo, Olga Iteinking. Lydia Fuelling. Vilas Roth, Lydia Christiauer, Esther Kukelhan, Irma Van Btiskirk, Linnie Railing, Edna Thieme, Louise Railing. Gertrude Thieme, Velma ’Bohnke, Martha Bleak*, Henry Krueckeberg, Grover Bleeke, Morris Bleeke. Gerhard Bleeke, Reinhold Bleeke, Wilfred Bleeke, Victor Bleeke, Edward Bleeke, Oscar Becker, Dick Becker, Roland Ziegler, Ivan Roth, Simon Thieme, Glenn Thieme, Cletus Bnechner, Clarence Derscb, Mart Bultemcier, Carl Reinking. Oscar Reinking, Henry Retaking. Louis Dudenhoefer, Dick Etzlcr, Carl Hollo, Oscar Lohrman, Elmer Buettncr. The first card party and dance to be given by the Ladies’ Social Club of the St. Marys parish since their discontinuance last fall, will be held in the auditorium of the St. Josoph school Wednesday, January 27 at 7:30 o'clock. Lovers of the various card antes will be accomodated as an opportunity will be given the guests to play Bridge, Five Hundred or Rham. The admission ticket also entities the bolder to play Bingo during the card playing period. Excellent tausic will bo provided for those wishing to dancer. Lunch will . lie served and every effort is being put forth to provide an- enjoyable evening for those who attetjd, \ ' 1 The meeting of the Historical Club which was (o have been held with , Mrs. J. M. Miller Wednesday after- i noon, has been postponed. t SIMULTANEOUS REVIVALS END ! SUNDAY NIGHT (Continued from page 2) eons, he that is filthy will rematin filthy,. When Jesus comes that, will* be the beginning of the cud. We do not know the day or the hour when th<) Son of God Cometh. I am (preaching from this text tonight so that you will understand tiiat V: are on the mercy side of the lino. “The Spirit and the bride say come, and the invitation is extended. Christ is represented as the husband and tile bride 'by the church. It is the church of Jesus Christ hero on earth and the church in heaven. The bride is pleading with the men and women to turn away from their sins ;tad accept the Saviour. The church of God on oartb and in heaven is inviting men and women, who have not surrendered to God to come to biut now. j j “This is a message from the skies I ami when you bear a message from the sky you should say that you have heard the latest from the sky and tile j, latest is the oldest. Jesus is the

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junlvus.ii Redeemer, but he does not savo anybody against hiH will. This Is an invitation from the skies, an invitation in God's' word just before he closed the word." The men of the church are urged to be present at the men's meeting at the church this evening at 7:00 | o'clock. The Kpwortn League will hold a business meeting at the church Tuesday evening at 6:30. , Presbyterian Church Tlie dosing service of the series held in the Presbyterian church was held last night with a largo attendance present. The attendance for the entire two weeks ban been higher than for any series of its kind for several years. ' The feature of last night’s service was the large male chorus which completely filled the balcony. This music added much to the spirit of the meeting. The pastor spoke on “The Potter and the Wheel. ’* The pastor j said, “The potter in ancient times 1 deftly formed a day vessel on the wheel as it whirled. Too much sand or foreign substances often caysed the vessel to fall to pieyes and thus, the work was marred. But patiently the potter gathered up the fragments and again placed them on the wheel.” I Rev. Covert applied this story to lives of promise which havp been marred by evil and sin. “Disillusionment and failure take the place of hope and ambition," ho said. “But j tlie Divine can and does take the | broken fragments of mis-spent life and wasted opportunity and once more brings out a life of usefulness.” Rev. Covert dosed with a masterful appeal that lives marred and stained m'glit be re-formed and cleansed by Christ. Several have signified their intention of professing Christ by uniting with the church and these will be received within a short time. The members of this church have definitely reconsecrated themselves to I spiritual things and expect to reach '•higher goals in the coming months as a result of these meetings. Baptist Church Two large crowds aided the Rev. O. E. Miller in dosing the Simultaneous meetings at the* Baptist church yesterday and all were of the opinion that tile people had been well repaid for their faithfulness during the services. Mr. Proctor, who lias been leading tlie singing, left last night for his home in Kentucky. lie stated that he had never seen such a good spirit of co-operation among the churches of a town as he noticed here. Rev! Millin' dalritred ttvcf fine sermons yesterday and the large crowds listend attentively. Several now members have been added to .the church and several conversions were obtained during the meetings. o HEARS FRENCH RADIO STATION (Continued from Rage Three) the radio week executive committee, reported N froni Cincinnati that ho had received messages from practically every state ta tho union that fans had succeeded in picking up the foreign stations. With the night perfect for the test, music came dearly from Davcntry. England; Barcelonia, Spain; Lima, Peru; and Buenps Aires, Argentina, he said, messages indicated. The St. Louis Globe Democrat received scores of messages from middlewestern fans saying the tests had been successful. o -DR. COSTELLO DIES SUDDENLY THIS MORNING (CONTINI EU FROM PAGE OMD mourn the death of their husband and father. Mrs Agnes Meehan, a daugh-, ter, resides in Fort Wayne, and two PAZO | OINTMENT p For PILES // * Protruding, C This Dependable 1 oud Proven RemKs -it 'll edy for Piles is y\. 1 now packed in » ' r/\ \ handy, collapsible m • M W tubes with detachI able pile pipe,! ’_mr w hich makes the application of the ointment a clean and easy task of a moment. Full i directions and scientific advice for j pile sufferers go with each tube. Tubes with pile pipe. 75c.; old style tins, 60c. Get PAZO OINTMENT from your druggist; or. if you prefer, send stamps or money order direct. Paris Medicine Company, Beaumont sod Pine Street*, St. Louis, Alo.

t sons, Daniel, of Fort Wayife and Frans cis of Decatur, survive. One sister, * Mrs. Emma McMullen, of Fort Wayne, B also survives, besides a host of friends. Dr. Costello has served on many j civic and church committees, lie was g a member of the St. Mary's Catholic j church and ft member of the finance 1 hoard of that church and the new Oath--3 olic school. Ho was a fourth degree member of the Knights of Columbus and u member of the St. Joseph Holy i Name Society. Dr. Costello was ali ways willing to serve his community - In any capacity and was always a doi fender of progressive movements Iti * Decatur and Adam! county. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at !) o’clock from the ! St. Mary's Catholic church. The Rev. ' J. A. Seimetz will have charge. Burial 1 will be made at the St. Joseph cerae * tery. Special Meeting of K. of C. There will be a called meeting of * the Knights of Columbus Tuesday I night at 7:30 o’clock to arrange l’or the funeral services of Dr. H. F. Costello. All members are urged to at- ‘ tend. . r-0 : Locate! , Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Gaunt and , children, of Huntington, were i the ’ guests,'of relatives over the week- * end. Mr. and Mrs l . F. K. Vail were the . weke-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. I Russell Philabaum at Marion. | Mrs. Virgil Krick visited friends . at Fort Wayne today. , Mr. and Mrs Ralph Ashton, of Fort . Wayne, spent Sunday with Mis. Ashton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse , Kobne. Mrs. Ashton will leave Tues- , day for Hays, Kansas, to spend several i weeks with her sister, Sister M. Franj ces Clare. | John Joseph and Ben Lang received | a card from Clyde Cline and Milton . Swearingen, Decatur young men, who - with Frank Valine, are Fording tho i western states. Tlie card was written - from St. Louis and states that they - started at onee for Denver. They will i lie gone for several weesk. • l After a few days of almost zero ternt peratu,ie, the weather took a turn toI ward a more seasonal atmosphere and I today the thermometer registered I RHEUMATISM , • While in France with the American Army I obtained a French prescripv 1 ;tion for the treatment of Rheumatism and Neuritis. I have given this to thousands with wonderful results. The prescription cost me nothing. I ask nothing for it. I will mail It if you 'will send me your ; address. A postal will bring it. Write today. Paul Case, Dept. N-24 Brockton, Mass.

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'” I • about 25 degrees above zero. The , strong wind, which prevailed Saturday j afternoon broke late Saturday night and the sun, Sunday, warmed up con-j atdorably. Several members of the Decatur j Catholic high school basketball team remained v iu Indianapolis Saturday night, after their road trip To Evansville and Vincennes, und witnessed the Shelbyvllle-Cathedral basketball game The loeal team plays both teams Inter; tu the season and are of the opinion that Shelbyville will Kivu Ikem a real battle. o RED MEN All members «of the Red Men and Pocahontas orders and their families ire invited to attend the party in their .lew club rooms in the Morrison buildng, Wednesday evening. A good timei ias been arranged by the committee n charge and a good attendance is desired. The members has just recently moved from the room above Joseph tnd Lunge to their new location. ———o >++4 + t + + > THE COURT HOUSE NEWS + ♦++♦++♦♦+♦*++♦** Letters Issued Letters of administration have been issued to Martha Sc bug and John H. jS liiig in the estate of Charles C. Schug, who died at his home in Berne, recently. Tlie administrators filed

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