Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 66, Decatur, Adams County, 18 March 1926 — Page 5

Retell/ I CLUB CALENDER I Thursday | Miiud e Muller degree-Hed Men I t ’;Vi" <■'- B v I " Mr , Robert Gurerd, 7:30. I pbihuhae Church— I C— Legion Hall. 2P- m I * Y . n class vs u. B. Church— I Adies’ Aid Society of Salem M. E. I ch ureh, Shadow Pie Social-Klnsey fc V°°B Ladies’ Aid Society DoughM l Sale-Chureli. 2 to 4 p. m phone I Degree Team, 7:30 a JU. Biiptist Woman’s Society — Mrs. John Everett, 2 P- “»• Saturday 35-cent Supper—Evangelical church Monday Research Club —Mrs. H. F. Callow. Wednesday Sliakesiwue Club—Mrs. J. M. Westveld. The Ladies' Shakespeare Club met with Mrs. H. F. Ehinger Wednesday igernoon. Mrs. C. D. Teeple read a very fine paper on "Venice, The Island City.” The club will meet next week with Mrs. J. M. Westveld and Mrs. D. M. Hensley will have the program, her paper being on “Rings and Precious Jewels.” Mrs. Will Bowers will entertain the numbers of her Bridge Club tonight ! at eight o'clock at her home on Monroe street. * Mrs. J. M. Miller was hostess to the members of the Historical (Tub at her home on Second street, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E. S. Christen read a splendid paper on “The RJicieat Woman." During the social hour which followed, the itwstess served light refreshments. Th" meeting next week will not be held on acwunt of the illness of some of the ■ember The meeting March 31 will be with Mrs. Wilson Lee and Mrs. Heber Humbarger will have charge of the study. The meeting cf the Philatliae Class

of the Baptist church has been postponed on account of sickness. The wetting was to have been held Friday nigh*. All members are urged to note the change. All Epworth League members of the Methodist church arc invited to the >V'll wship hour and short business ion Sunday afternoon at four o'clock. Lunch will be served at 5:15 o'-.lock, following the regular League devotional meeting. They also announce a cafeteria supper to be served in the church dining room Saturday evening, March 27, from five to ueven o'clock. The liberal patronage of the public is solicited. Members of the Dancing Club enjoyed i St. Patrick’s Day dance at the Elks' Home last night. About twentyfive eoiioles were present. During the evening, St. Patrick'iv Day favors were givi n out and the dancers were foreeti to kiss the Blarney Stone. An elimination dance was he'd and prizes awarded to the winners. Punch was served by the committee :n charge. Excellent music for dancing was furnished by a local orchestra composed of Bob White, Dpn Farr, Roy Miller ami E V. Shielding. The next daircc "id be held on April G. Die Ladies' Aid Society of the Chrisian church wil hold an Easter bazaar ih the Old Adams County Bank buildUI K April 1, 2 and 3. The liberal patrouaeg g.f the public is solicited. —Q Want Ads Earn— STOMW? Get at the Real Cause — Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets suffrrer? , wha a t . housa! ’* of stomach takin® dolng . now ’ Instead of Door S ’ or , tr y in K patch up a cauTo‘°ihe btL a nt at J acking the and clisorderKl^^ 08^iiVef Tablets arouse When ih» lr V a sootl ' ln g- healing way. »vnen the liver and bowels are rvrHave vAn tlO k j nd stomach troubles. Poor innetil a taste . coated tongue, Purely vegetable r°' lVe Tablets are a olive oil. w mixed with olive color Tiw’ J <n T v ttlem by their Sripin? c-a m ey P lB work Tati iam P sor Pain.

A murderer stumbled an' foil an’ wu» captured in Ohio this week who's never been paroled. "Anvhnddy here from Terry Hut?’' aoked Ufo Hud at a party lust night, an f«H« r all . swered 'yes,' an’ then Life said: “Let me have yat|r corkscrew."— Abe Martin, Indianapolis News. I Mr and Mfi T. A. Gottschalk and 111. ami Mrs. Jones, of Herne, were here last night to attend the regular ‘meeting of the Dancing Club at the i Elks' Home. ; Mrs. C. C. Pumphrey and Mrs. H. H Lamminm spent the day in Fort Wayne as the guests of friends. | Miss Margaret Moran, teacher at the Central scluol, ami Miss Serena Hornada, leecher at the North Ward, are I absent from school on account of 111ueas. Mrs W. A. Lower and Mrs. J. R. I Parrish are substituting for them during their absence. ! Mrs ('. 1). Lewtun was called to Oxford, Ohio, early Wednesday morn--1 ig. because iof the illness ot her daughter, Miss Eloise, who is a student at Western College. | John Joseph received a massage this morning odviaing him of tho death of hi i sister-in-law, Mrs. George Joseph, of Bertouth, Syria, which occurred February 30. The hn-band and seven children survive, Oliver Heller, of Berne, candidate for the democratic nomination for sheriff, asked that a correction be made ion his candidate cards. The cards state that he H a resident of Decatur, but should re id that he is a’ resident of Berne. Mr. Heller formerly lived in Decatur and then moved to Monroe, where he lived until some time ago, when he moved to Berne. The cards will be corrected at once. C. D. Teeple is in Chicago on business, in the interest ,of the Teeple and Peterson Store. Mr. Teeple will also attend the National Catholic Basketball tournament, which is being held at Lcyala University, there. George Andrews visited friends al Fort Wayne last evening. t’lim Voglewede was a business visitor in Fort Wayne this morning. M. J. Mvlott, city electrician is attending the state electric school at Purdue University this week. Norbert Holtbouse, ill for several •lays, was able to be down street this morning and left at noon for Chicago to attend the basket ball

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tournament. Attorney R. 0. Parrish of Fort Wayne is attending to legal business here for a day or two. H. R. Molta attended to business at Fort Wayne yesterday. < Mr. and Mrs. Arendt of St. Louis, Michigan are visiting friends here for a few days. The Decatur Home Builders will hold their annual session on Tuesday afternoon, April 13, at two o'clock as provided in the bylaws. Tho stockholders of the Adams County Agricultural Association will hold an important meeting Friday evening, March 26, this being the expiration of tho term of office for tho bixtueD (tyrectoro.

o— — • D. A. Studler Entertains Friends Wednesday Night D. A. Studler, Hartford township trustee, entertained a group of his friends at his home in Hartford township last night. Gaines and contents were held during the evening and fine refreshment's were served by Mrs. Studler. A good time was reported by all those who attended. Those present were: Mary Tinder, Mr. and Mrs. Muri Lybarger, Freida Studler, C. g. Striker, Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson, Margaret Striker, Mrs. Fuinie Studler. Miss Helen Stud ler, Misses Mabel and Flossie Studler. J. P.Steiner, Lydia Steiner. Mr. anti Mrs. E. S. Christen, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reynolds and family, Claude Monee] Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kizer and s a, Irvin, Nathan Nelson, Edna Glendenning. Harold E. Moser, Esther L. Munro. A. C. Munro. Mary Schlagenhauf. Charles E. Pusey, Victor H. Eicher, Wilma F. Spichiger, Ernest Ziegler and Inez Zeigler. o Red Grange Buys New Home For His Father Wheaton, 111.. Mar. 18. — (Ijlit d Press. I —" Dad” Grange today is living in the house that football built. After living in small quarters for several years while sending his son Harold “Red” Grange through the University of Illinois, the elder Grange is now realizing on the investment. He has moved into a new bungalow on the outskirts of the city. The bungalow was given to him by the red head and was made possible from rough money Red Gained last fall while playing professional football. .

Child Killed When Thrown From Running Board Os Automobile Indianapolis, lnd„ Mar. 18.—(United Press) —A three-year-old boy is dead here today and Dr. C. W. Rubuwch has been slated by police on a technical charge of manslaughter. William Kleine, Jr., :j, was playing on the running board .of tire physician's machine when Rubusch started on a call, • The child was thrown bene'.i.lh the wheels of the machine and his neck was broken, when the physician «vlart,ed the machine, unaware ot the child's presence. Rubusch was not informed of the accident until some time later. • • v o “Jordan River Revue” Pamphlets Suppressed Indianapolis, Ind., Mar. 18. —(United Press) —Members of the Indiana University Club, ot Indianapolis, tod«y were suppressing a pamphlet circulated here to advertise the "Jordan River Revue,” Indiana University musical comedy. Complaint was made to Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president of the university, on the nature of one of the Ulustraticns in the pamphlet and Dr. Bryan asked its suppression.

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