Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 64, Decatur, Adams County, 16 March 1926 — Page 5

■ fyciety I CLUB CALENDER H Tuesday Bl v , ng Mairon . ‘ lub I’.Wtpull.xl. ■ Mar van<!Ma>tl>nS.S.Cla SB otM.E. ■ rurl |i—Mr-- Boyd Keever, 7:30 p. in. ■ ‘J; Ksd,r Society- Mbs Monai H Butler. ' P’ 111 ■ H Wednesday ■ ifaiice at O' 1 '! Fellow's Hall. 8:30. B Minnehaha Club Keil Men Hall, ‘flu. l,a.lies Aid Society ot the Zion H Lutheran Church Parsonage. 1 pm. H Dancing Club Elks Home, 8:30. B Shakespeare Club Mrs. H. B. ■ Ehinger. sS Historical Club Mrs. J. M. Miller. ■ Thursday S Maude Mulh'r degree — Keel Men ■ Hall. 7:30 p. m. ■ Friday H D Y. B. Ciaw <f U. B. Church—- ■ Pwtponed. ■ Ladies' Aid Society of Salem M. E. ■ Church. Shadow Pie Social—Kinsey ■ Si bool. ■ 35-cent Supper—Evangelical church I v. B. Ladies’ Aid Society Dough- ■ nut Sale—Church, 2 to 4 p. tn. phone ■ W3 ’ I Pocahontas Degree Team, 7:30 ■ pm. I Baptist Woman's Society — Mrs. I John Everett, 2 p. m. / I Monday I Research Club —Mrs. H. F. Callow. I The Ladies' Aid Society of the I Salem Methodist church will hold a I shadow pie social at the Kinsey I school Friday evening. The public I is invited to attend. I The Baptist Woman's Society will I meet Friday afternoon at two o'clock I at the home ot Mrs. John Everett for I the regular messionary study. Mrs. I Will Winnes will have charge of the I program The meeting has been I changed from Thursday to Friday because of the annual Spring Mission ary conference which is being held at Bluffton Thursday. Maude Muller degree will .meet at [ the Red Men Hall Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Walter , Eicher and .Mr. and Mrs. Mat Breiner are members of the entertainment committee. All members are urged ’ to attend. The Tuesday Afternoon Whist Club, composed of eight Decatur ladies, entertained their husbands Saturday evening with* a turkey dinner at the home f Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heller. An evening of Bridge followed the dinner, fir t prizes going to Mrs. D. B. Erwin and Mr. .1. H. Heller, while the low score gifts were awarded to Mrs. Archbold and Mrs. J. S. Peterson. The event proved such a happy one that one of the gentlemen was so bold as tn prop sea return engagement at "hich the ladies are to be guests of h enien. He was immediately and unanimously named a committee to tomplete the plans. ' The meeting of the D. Y. 11. Class 'f the i’nited Brethren church, which > :: • to hav ■ been held with Mrs. Henry Hauman, Friday night, has been postiv.a"d. All members are urged to note the change. i Mrs. Mary Eley was hostess to the Research Club Monday afternoon. hLs. L. A. Graham read a very interc ting paper on “Ireland, The Land of Scenery and Story.” Sub topics " tre given by the members and sev- ' 'ul Irish melodies were played on 'he \ictrola. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. H. F. Callow and -'lre. Fred Fruchte will have the program on “Social Customs of the Orient." _ I

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— - — iimmi !■ i_ ii ■ iju j-iuMMZ~zr - aygreaA-jg, •. • *•’?■' MHwajifii JIMmMK aBMHagBRaMgSw I -.. A. • ■■« - - •-*-*•• A' TTflfflTfiKT GATT? Wed.. Mar. 17-1:30 o’clock Uu 11UJN maL£j everything must go ■ . u .. ,„ mlwt vapate mv building I will again offer iny entire stock of Groceries and Fixtures at Public Auction next Wednesday. | g Vs my place of business has been sold and I must va y> r ‘ah other Fixtures Gas tnd Heating Stoves, Bed. Springs, Mattresses, Dressers, H | Stock consists of good quality, merchandise including Grocer.cs,. t ounteru, Cases, All Other 1 .xtu.es, Gas lleat.n o A|idiollccr . | I etc. Come and buy this stock at your own price. IBkMb— CAg,n. I ED, MILLER’S SOUTH END RESTAURANT & GROCERY I I " OPPOSITE ERIE DEPOT WINCHESTER STREET DECATUR. INDIAN A | ' , 1.-' ‘ ; -n--

Mrs. E. A. Goldner, of Preble, has returned from Houston, Texas, where luw. Mr. and Mrs. I. J Goldner. Mr. she visited her sen and daughter inGoldner Is employed 1 y the K. B. Davis Company, of Texas, having been associaed with them for the past four years. While in Texas, Mrs. Goldner visited with friends und relatives at Galveston, Waco and Dallas. W. A. Klepper made it business trip to Marion, Indiana. Hits morning. Col. Fred Reppert Is suffering from a severe cold and was forced to cancel several auction dates for this week. About everybody you meet these days has a severe cold. It seems to be in the air and physicians say there is more grippe now than there has been during any period of the winter. M. J. Mylott will go to Chicago tomorrow for a visit witli relatives and to attend the basketball tournament. Martin Jaberg will b e one of the Decatur.fans in attendance at the state basketball tournament at Indianapolis Friday and Saturday. Mrs. John Vail. Mrs. F. V. Mills and Mrs. C. D. Lewton spent today visiting in Fort Wayne. Nobuddy ever beat a stick-up man hands down. Hain't it great t’ have some one speak at a banquet that needs no introduction? —Abe Martin, Indianapolis News. Miss Anna Adler spent the day in Fort Wayne visiting with friends. Miss Margaret Bright is spending a few days as the guest of Miss Catherine Reed and other friends at Bluffton. , Miss Zelma Reinking has returned from Indianapolis, where she attended the funeral of her uncle, Henry Reinking, whose death occurred last Thursday. Mrs. Hoyt Hartman and Miss Mayme Nash, of Bluffton, spent last evening in thsi city as the guests oj Mrs. Mae Meibers. Mrs, Ben Pillars is seriously ill at her home, corner of Seventh and Madison streets. Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Brandyberry and daughter left this morning for Morning Sun, lowa, where they will visit for a few days with Mrs. Brandyberry's mother. From there, they will go to Los Angeles, Cal., where they will make their future home. C. O. Porter and sans, Jack and Bobby, made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. John Joseph was a business visitor in Fort Wayne Monday afternoon. Dallas Corson, of Kirkland township. was a business visitor here this afternoon. Arthur Stove, of Willshire, was here today looking after business interests. Attorney Henry B. Heller made a professional business trip to Fort Wayne this afternoon. o ABOUT THE SICK Norbert Holthouse, business manager of the Cloverleaf Creamery, is confined to his home suffering with a severe cold. Mrs. Fred Patterson, who has been suffering with LaGrippe at the home of her mother. Mrs. Sarah King, at Terre Haute, for the past two weeks, suffered a relapse yesterday. Mrs. Patterson went to Terre Haute three weeks ago to be at the bedside of her mother and became ill the following week. Her many friends here wish her a speedy recovery. Charles Holthouse, bookkeeper at the Daily Democrat office, is confined to his home, suffering with an attack of LaGrippe. Mrs. Henry Schulte, who has been confined to her bed for the past three weeks with pneumonia and complications, is slowly improving

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and is able to sit up in bed a few I hours each afternoon. j James Elberson, manage!- of the Elbersou Service Station, is confined to his home suffering from un attack of LaGrippe. Mrs. George Chronister, who suffered a stroke of paralysis some time ago, continues to improve and Is now able to walk around in the house. ■ ' o Crime News In Daily Newspapers Defended By Walter A. Strong Chicago, 111., March 16—(United Press)—Crime news in the daily newspapers of America was defended today by Walter A. Strong, publisher of the Chicago Daily News, who delivered the convocation address today at the University of Chicago. “Many people have criticized the newspapers because they print crime news but it is my contention that it the mass mind cannot stand the presentation of facts of crime, there is no hope for civilization,” Strong said. Newspapers, he pointed out,-are becoming more scientific in their presentation of the news and are attempting more than ever before to clarify public events and “lead the public conscience in terms that can be understood by the mass mind.” “A newspaperman, if he has a high conception of his duty to the public as a “searcher after the truth” must take the unalterable position that the fact of crime is a part of the phenomenra of cur human relatiftns in the experimental laboratory of life,” Strong asserted. Strong is the successor to the late Victor Lawson as publisher of the Daily News, one of the largest afternoon dailies in the country. —o — NOTICE / The Moose Legionaires will have an important nr-eting Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Moose home. All members are urged to attend.

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Uity Council To Hold Regular Meeting Tonight The regular meeting of the city council will bo held evening at 7 o'clock, at the city hall. It is not known it the council will elect a successor to George Miller, deceased, or if the matter will be carried over until the first meeting in April. Brazil — E. A. Doud, orchardbg near here, declared peach buds are in good conditions and predicted a large peach crop unless severe weather kills the buds later in thd season.

1 ■ i THE ADAMS Theatre I c'fj Ub tfj Today and Tomorrow Hi Dare-devil driving! Sizzling smash-ups! IJI Record-breaking romance! Sensational situations! kp ImS Six-cylinder surprises every second! Step on it! “RED HOT TIRES” With Monte Blue, Patsy Ruth Miller and stellar cast. BE A roaring blaze of action and merriment, breaking every speed record. Motor cars, motorcycles, steam engines, jails and police JfE fig courts all wrapped up in the fastest, funniest film of the year, g—ffl ALSO —Ralph Graves in , Jfi “FUNNYMOONERS,” comedy scream, Jfi Ep 10c 25c jp! r? Wednesday Night Only ® fig “HAPPY JACK'' ZEIRATII, high class blackface comedian in fig songs, monologue and jokes. Also lightning change artist. ag Special St. Patrick’s day program. , 10c -25 c g ■■ ■ 4 SPRING I COATS I K On Wednesday Afternoon, -March g » 17th, we will have a salesman from S' one of the leading coat manufacturr- ers with us. You are invited to ca l ■-? B and inspect the line. A good time to B pick out your spring suit or coat. I H&B ft ■ tiudsCo. I ■■■ '■ ■

There will be work in the Fellow Graft degree, Tuesday night, at 7:30 o'clock. All members are urged to be present. o — — Plenty of fun—mock trial— H. S. Auditorium, Friday night. ' —— o Dance, Odd Fellows Hall. 8:30 Wednesday. 64-2 t —s——!j>—s— Wiitit Ads tarn —

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