Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 101, Decatur, Adams County, 28 April 1926 — Page 5

I New health I in Tanlac

“I. out hourt hrohe my health; I Wat phytically "down and out. ” In <:#»• stunt pain from chut down, could not eat or tleep. Tanlac gave me new stamina, made me a new man. " Earl If. (ioodman, Indianapolit, Ind.

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Th( , statement merely backs up I .’■ "over one hundred thousand I Antrful users have said about TanI & Our files are packed with such I svstem is run down, if I vou can't seem to eat or sleep have I inVt weight or suffer from trying I Min why not. let Tanlac start you I back to vigorous strength and I wretched wait to get reI suits' Tanlac starts right in to I build vou up. It cleans the blood, I revitalizes digestive organs, fixes I m the liver and makes yon feel I alp i new person. For constipation I take Tanlac Vegetable Pills, kbciety CLUB CALENDER Wednesday Philomath Bible Class—Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones, 7:30 p. m. St. Vincent de Patti Society—Catholic H. S. Auditorium. Union Township Woman’s Club — Mrs. George Scheiderer, 1:30 p.m. Thursday Co. <1 Samaritan Class of Christian church—Dr. and Mrs Thomas Charles. So i lia Rea Club — Mrs. H. P. Schmitt, 6:30 p. m. Moose Legionaires pot-luck supper —Moose home, 7:30 p. m. L. A. S. of Zion Lutheran church—; Church parsonage, 1 p m. Five Hundred Club —Mrs. Glen Cowan, 7:30 p. m. | Friday W. M. S. of M. E. Church — Mrs.! John Bowers. I St. Marys township home economies club—Mrs. G. M. Syphers, 1 p. in. Saturday Dance at Odd Fellows Hall, 8:33 i P. m. ’ . I Plate Supper at U. B. Church, 5, to 7 p. m. % ** Tuesday Psi lota Xi—Mrs. Frank Rowley, 1 7:30 p. tn. Z The members of the Afternoon Bridge Club entertained their husi bands at a dinner of pretty appointI meats at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dugan, on Monroe street last j evening. After the four course dinner, several rounds of Bridge we e i enjoyed ami prizes were awarded to ! Mr. Reed, Mr. Hensley and Mrs. 1 I Dugan, who won high scores. The ■ guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Tyndall, Mr. and Mrs. Frank France. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Reid, Mr. and Mrs —-i — —

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George Flaijders. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. I Graham, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Vance and Mr. and Mrs. Dugan, The men extended a clever vote of thanks to lite ladibs. A pleasant surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Gephdrt, near Pleasant Mills. Sunday in honor of Mr. Gcphari's ’evonty-sec-ond birthday anniversary. A delightful dinner was served to the following gtieats: Mr. and Mrs. G. M. ers. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Beam, and daughter, Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dngue, of near Pleasant Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tumhleson, Mrs. John Helm and daughters. Nellie and Mildred, of this city. Mrs. John Flager, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moyer and daughter< Wilhelmina. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Cooper and children, John and Alice, of Ohio City, Mr. and Mrs. True Oephart, Miss Bertha Gephrtrt, Victor Oephart. of Fort. Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Essex and children, Lester and Lois Ellen, of Monroe, Ellen and Junior Gephart. of this city, Norman Jacobs, of Fort Wayne, Bud Jones, of Payne. Ohio. Artie Jackson. Larence Jacobs, of this city. Fodr generations were represented they being Mr. Gephart, his daughter, Mrs. J. If. Hague, her daughter, Mrs. Clifford Essex and her children, Lester and Lois Glen. Arthur Suttles, who had an important role in the Junior class play, “The Whole Town’s Talking,” entertained the other members of the cast at his home on Fifth Street, following the closing performance of the play last night. Other guests were Principal Walter J. Krick, Miss Josephine Myers. Junior class sponsor and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blair, Mrs. Blair being the coach in chaige of the play. Refreshments were served by the host’s mother. Mrs. A. D. Suttles. The Young Matrons Club met with Mrs. Albert Beery last evening. Mrs. 1 Albert Mutschler read an interesting I paper on “World War Heroes,” and 1 her paper was illustrated by lantern slides of soldiers in Rome. Mrs. ■ Mutschler’s brother. Lyle Jackson, was a member of the American troops in Rome. Plans were made for the ! banquet, to be held May 5. for the i members and their husbands. C ommittees forth? ensuing club year 'were appointed and names drawn for I the entertaining. Mrs. Albert ! Mutschler and Mrs. Harve Baker ! gave readings after which the hostess ' served delicious refreshments. Th' only kind o’ conjestlon we used , t' ever hear about wuz in th’ lungs, but look at th’ streets an' divorce courts t'day. Bartlet Pusey has been married almost a year, or long enough t’ hunt up a hazardous position.— Abe Martin. Indianapolis News. Mrs. C. V. Connell spent the day in Fort Wayne visiting with friends. I Miss Faye Stults returned to Fort Wayne this morning after a visit with her parents!^Mr. and Mrs. James Stults. Mr. and Mrs. Beu Lang entertained from 3:30 to 7:30 o’clock Tuesday afternoon in honor of the ninth birthday of Florence Braun. A large birthday cake, holding nine candles, was used as the centerpiece of the table. A luncheon of pretty appointments was served by Mrs. Lang, who was assisted by Charlotte Reynolds. Several contests were enjoyed and prizes were won by Ruth Voglewede und Dorothy Holthouse. The guests included Mary Daniels, Ruth Voglewede, Dorthy Holthouse, Irene Lengerich, Agnes Schulte, Marjorie ( arroll, Margaret Lose, Marjorie Ma'.lonee, Josephine Daniels. A very pleasant surprise was enjoyed by a number of pupils of the Kirkland high school Monday evenI ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray | Heller. The occasion was in the form ' of a farewell for Alfred Heller and , Roy Schlickman, who will leave withlin a few days for Grand Rapids, I Michigan, where they will be employed. Games and music were enjoyed ' after which refreshments wehe served. ! The guests wer Francis Liby, Wave ! Hcnchen, Jeanette Wilson, Esther Schcjrv, Margaret Hendren, Lucille | STOP CATARRH! OPEN NOSTRILS AND HEAD - • Savs Cream Applied in Nostrils ? • Relieves Head-Colds at Once. • I ir vour nostrils are clogged and ' vour hedd it stuffed and you can t bredtlih freely because of a cold or catarrh, just get a small b° ttle I Elv's cream Balm at any drug store. Arplv a little of this fragrant auti 'sentie cream into your nostrils and let it penetrate through every air passage of your head, soothing and healing the inflamed, swollen mucous membrane and you get instant relief I Ah' How good it feels. Your nostrils are open, your head is clear, no more hawking, snuffling, blowing: no more headache, dryness or struggling tor breath. Ely’s Cream Balm is just mitls catarrh Its a you .Omtf d shßl tao hrd hrd hrdl

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Baumgartner, Gerald Andrews, Lowell and Richard Arnold, Herman Sautbine, Scherry, Floyd and Luther Arnold, Russel Liby, Ray Stfillckinan, Theodore and Alfred Heller. Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Will Scherry. Mts. John H. Heller entertained at Bridge last evening In honor of her daughter, Mrs. I. W. Macy, of Galion, Ohio, who is spending a few days here. After several rounds of Bridge, refreshments were served. The Good Samaritan Class of the Christian church will meet Thursday evening with Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Charles. All members are urged to attend. Miss Marie Gass was hostess to tho Bridge Club last evening at her home on Adams street. Mrs. Joe Lose was a guest besides the club members. ITizes were awarded to Mrs. H. P. Schmitt and Mrs. Leona Kohnc. Mrs. Lose was awarded the guest prize. Mrs. Schmitt will entertain the club in two weeks. —o Judge and Mrs. E. Finley Johnson. Os Manilla. P. 1., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. S. Moses, bn Fifth street. They are on their return from Washington, D. C., to California, and will visit friends here for a day or two before proceeding on their way. Mrs. Scott Wilkins returned to her home at Lima. Ohio, this morning, after a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blair, of Mercer Avenue. Mrs. Rex Andrews, of Kirkland township, was a shopper here this afternoon. Mrs. Maude Dorwin is visiting her son. Deahe, who is a student at Franklin College, at Franklin, Indiana. Mr. and Mts. G. T. Murk, Mrs. Ruby burkln nmi Miks Rose Christen motored to Indianapolis this morning. Mrs. Burk will go on to Bloomington to visit her daughter, Mary, who is a student at Indiana University, while Mr. Burk attends an Eastern Star meeting in Indianapolis. Mrs. Durkin and Miss Christen will visit their daughter and neice, Miss Dorblhy Durkin, who is teaching in the city schools at Crawfordsville. Mr. Willis Leigh, of Portland, called, on business friends hefe this morning. — o EASTERN FIRM DESIROUS OF OPENING MINE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ed to determine the extent of the vein, and operations started in the near future. There are extensive coal fields In the southern part of Indiana, but to date, no coal has been mined this far 1 north. Even though the output of a mine in this vicinity might not be ’ great, it more than likely would provide sufficient fuel for this and near- ’ by cities at a price far below that ! of coal shipped in here from distant fields. ' Mr. Fruchte, who owns the farm ' where the vein was discovered, now ' resides in Fort Wayne. Leases arc ' south on this farm, on Walter Rep--1 pert’s farm and several others In ’ that immediate Vicinity. LUTHERANS OPEN HOSPITAL DRIVE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Wayne was founded on Thanksgivirt'g day of 1904 and in the 22 years of its existence, has grown to be one of the largest hospitals in the state of Indiana. The overcrowded conditions obtaining at the hospital at this time, have nmde the present effort for a substantial enlargement bf its facilities ihiperatlvc. St. John’s Lutheran Church hear Decatur, Rev. E. R. Triielst'li, luistbf. will formally launch the cdthpkikn in their parish, on Thursday, April 29. when the Rev. Fred Wambskanss. chairman of tho Lutheran Hospital Appeal, will deliver\ an illustrated lecture in the German language on tho great need of ah addition to the Lutheran hospital. At this occasion. Miss Anna lldltmilii, principal of the Lullicraii hbspHut Training School, wilil also make a short address and a quartet te, ; composed of student nurses of the ; Traltiing School, will sing several appropriate selections in tho German language. i Mr. Gust Hobrock, keyuiau of thb congregation, will direct the work in this parish. • 0 Taxation of real estate in Delaware provides for oiily one fourth of the cost of publie-school education. Tax- . es upon incomes, corporations, corporation franchises, and polls are otlter inipeitant sources of school retenue.

( —■l China Flapper ; I —— t — ' —- ' Mt, i :A*K*** M , r , v Bobbed hair and the cigarette have invaded China. Here is a typical Chinese flapper with > the latest style Peking hairciit and Hie conventional smoke. WANT ROUTE OF ROAD CHANGED (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) state line with Ohio state road, No.I 109, thereby shortening the distance they have to travel to this city, almost one mile. The petitioners state that they have detoured many years on account of this road not being improved. At present, the improved road between Decatur and the state line, extends northeast along Bellmont Park and then east to the Watt store, on the state line, from where it extends south on the state line a distance of about one quarter of a mile to Ohio state road No. 109. The road known as the Ed S. Moses highway, extepds almost straight east from this city, along the south side of the park, to thp state line, and then north to Ohio state road No. 109. A portion of the Moses road is unimproved, but the distance is shorter. Signers of the petition are: E> B. Workinger, F. L. Brittson. Amos Spruriger. A. M. Harmon, Paul K. Lichtenstciger, C. A. Springer, Dr. J. S. Brittson. O. M. Stewart, R. D. 'Stewart. C. H. Snyder and Benjamin Shilts, o COMMUNITY URGED TO JOIN (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) counselors who are his true friends ■ anxious that he may be grounded in- ' to righteous principles in the spring | time of his life that may meet the > demands of a long and happy life, is ' the idea back of the, effort upon the 'part of the Rotary Club. i In our community, the lads of to-

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RUFUS R. LUCKEY IS BURIED TODAY Body Os Former Adams County Man Returned Here From Michigan Funeral services were held from the Salem church, southeast of this | city, at 1:30 o’clock this afternoon for Rufus Roy Luckey, 34. former Adams county resident, who died at his home In Saginaw, Michigan, at 5 o’clock Thursday afternoon, April 22. Tho remains arrived in this city shortly before noon teday. The Rev. Harry W. Thompson, pastor of the Christian church of this city, ofli- , elated at the funeral this afternoon. Burial was made in the Salem cemetery. Mr. Luckey was a son of J. Thomas W. Luckey, of Marion, and was born near Decatur, April 24, 1891. The family moved away from this count}’

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