Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 176, Decatur, Adams County, 27 July 1926 — Page 5

club calender w«dn* ,d, y rnlon Township 411 Club - Mr,. Bowman, postponed. * fJrnnomlM Uub " f U " ,or ‘ “" hln _Mra J*d°b IWirkiey. ,O S T Vincent de Paul, K pt C. Hall. 2 Unal Workers Class of E. V. v Xh Henle- Mrs. Henry Barkley. Thursday Samaritan Cla|s of Christ- , ehureh Social- Mrs. Geo. Teems. Kirkland Ladies Club-Mrs. Fred Bracht, afternoon. Friday <st Mary's Township Home Econclub —Mrs. Ben Teeple., 1:30 omits viuu n. mSaturday M K Epworth League — Central Grocery. A. M. Th> St Marys Township Home Economics Club’will meet with Mrs. B en Teeple. Friday afternoon at 1:3'1 o'clock. All members are urged to be present. Miss I’heoba Summers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Summers, of Ossian, and Francis A. Plumber, of \shvilie, N. C., were married last SatBrfay evening, at Ashville. Mr. Plummer is engaged in newspaper wor k in Ashville and hi, bride has been teaching in a Presbyterian mission school, there. Mr. Plummer formerly resided at Ossian, having gone to North Carolina a few years ago to tight a case of tuberculosis, which he contracted while in the army during the world war. He has completely recovered from the disease. The members of Rev. E. N. Foster's Sunday School Class of the Mon rO e Methodist church motored to Uke Webster Thursday where they enjoyed a picnic dinner. Members of the class who. attended were Mrs. John Crist, Mrs. John Floyd, Mrs. Sarah Everhart, Addie Barnett. Mrs. William Mitchell. Mrs. Charles Bahner, Mrs. Ed Booth. Mrs. Fred Busche. Mrs. E. W Btmhce, Mrs. Jesse Gilbert. Mrs. E. M. Foster, Mrs. Sherm- ’ m Essex and MPs. John Badders. Mrs. Rena Kessler. Mrs. Margaret Dulin, other guests were John Floyd. William Mittchell. Charles Bahner, E. W. Busche. ohn Badder. Slyester Everhart. William Pittenger, Floyd and Kenneth Mitchell, Harold Essex. Marshall Everhart, Paul and Max Rahner. Lary Lewellen, Miss Helen Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hendricks. Mrs. Levi Johnson. Miss Ruth Bahner, Mrs. John Stoneburner, Mrs. Joseph Andrews, Mrs. Lelia Egly, Miss Keller. Miss Elizabeth Foster. The Loyal Workers Class of the Evangelical church will hold their annual pknlc Wednesday at home of Mi Henry Markley. All members who do not have away to get to the meet at the church at ten o’clock. Members are requested to bring a plate, cup. knife, fork and spoon besides the food. The Good Samaritan Class the Christian church wiil hold a social at the home of Mrs. George Teems at 228 South Thirteenth street, Thursday evening, July 29. All members are invited to attend. ( Q. I Mr. George Telfqrd. of the Country Club, will go to Port Huron. Michigan, this evening, where he is interested in some oil territory in the new field recently opened there, and where he and Mr. Paul Schulte will drill several wells. He will return Friday and. in the j meantime, has arrange ments made for the work on the golf course to proceed without mteruption. „ *. C. C. Schafer left this morntng for i Culver where he wil visit his sons who are attending summer school I there. I Mrs. J. p, Gasser, of Paulding, 0.. | and her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. I and Mis. Hal Gasser, of Colorado. ' isited at the D. G. Harkliers home in this city, yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gasser are enroute to their I home |n Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Dickinson, of | Ballas, Texas, visited at the D. J. | Harkless home in this city, yesterday. | Mr. Dickinson is manager of the Fed , eral Land Bank, at Dallas. He and Mr. Harkless formerly were in the f same bank at Paulding Mr. and Mrs. j Dickinson have been touring the I 1 nited States and aCnada the last j several wHks. Th' only time an office ever seeks th man is after he loots it. Some i folks Hveg <re cpea books, an' some j open newspapers. — Abe Martin, In-

dianapolis News. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. 11. D Myers, of fhlt» city. Mr*. Vera Harting and daughters. Catherine and Jeans, and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Myers of Tulsa, Okla., motored to Lake Gage to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Elston, at their aummer home. Mrs. E. W. Johnson and daughter, Marjorie, are spending a few days in Fort Wayne with the former's brother and family, and other relatives. Miss Rose Leyse has resumed her duties at the H. and 8., Dry Goods store after a two weeks vacation at Lake Chippewa, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hakless and Mr. and Mrs. Hermafi Hollmann have gone to Lallfe James for a several days outing. Mrs. Roger Swaim. Mrs. (Tara Williamson and daughter, Ruth, and granddaughter, Letta Williamson. Os Bluffton, were the guests of Mrs. Jennie Rainier and Mrs. Agnes Andrews last evening Mr. and Mrs. George Schug, of ! Chickasaw, Ala will arrive here about August 7 for a thre e weeks visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Schug and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Butler Mr. and Mrs. Schug will locate i in (’plumbus, Ohio, where Mr. Schug has been transferred to the home office’from the Mobile office of the, Pur e Oil company. t Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McKean have r returned from Fort Wayne where they spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. f Lewis sprunger and family. Rev. Anthony Kroeger, of Oxford. Ind., former assistant at St. Mary’s r Catholic church, visited here today i with friends. He left this afternoon • for Rome City to tfpt nd a day or two • at the Kneipp sanitarium. ' Mrs. Roy Archbold and daughter, > Josephine have retu.ned from a ten ‘ days’ visit in Toledo. Mr. Nachtrieb. ; father of Mrs. Archbold, accompained ■' them here for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake motored to Fort Wayne Saturday and spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. David Hoopingardner and friends. > Charles Getting t.i Harlan. Ind., foimerly ot this city, motored through here today on his way home with a 1 new funeral coach which the firm of Getting and Son purchased, recently. | Hal Ayres, state motor policeman, was a business visitor in the city yesterday. He called on local automobile men and cheeked up licenses. W. A. Sheeler of Preble township, was a busines visitor here this morning. The Mufeses Charlotte Reynolds. Marie Zeser. Geraldine Smith, Helen Gerber, Mrs. W. L. Stanley and daughter. Laura have returned from Chicago where they spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Stanley. Mrs. Frank Rowley returned from Rome City where she spent q. week with Mrs. D. J. Hensley at the Hunsicker cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sudduth and son. Frederick, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gilbert west of Monroe Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Ropnert, of, Fort Wayne, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gilbert Saturday evening.

| THE CORT " | fiff A cool place to enjoy a good show ft Tonight-Tomorrow X ft Rod La Rocque — Marguerite de La Motte gu jpff in a big Producers attraction ft ft “RED DICE” | ft A great melodramatic comedy with a story exposing gu the greatest criminal combination in the country— ft ift organized bootlegging—a tremendous picture with a ara SHR never-to-be-forgotten climax—a thrill in every scene, ft ft “Rah, Rah. Heidelberg” —good comedy ft ft 10c 25c B | THE ADAMS Theatre | ft “Where the Cool Breezes Blow” ft Today & Tomorrow ft The story of a girl who got wise to Broadway ft SH “WHY GIRLS GO BACK HOME” S Eg A Warner Classic of the Screen ft With Patsy Ruth Miller, Clive Brook, Myrna Loy, George gJ ft O'Hara and others. ft The brilliant successor to “W hy Girls Leave Home . A Sffl stirring drama of the bright lights and a small town girl ft ft in the big town whirl. She was a struggling chorus girl, Efe an( j he was the kind who loves ’em and leaves ’em. A LR i£ picture of life behind the scenes arid m artists studios, ft ALSO—“Puppy Love Time”— Pathe comedy scream ft 10c —2sc ft THURSDAY &FRIDAY— “The Cave Man” with Matt g Moore 2nd Marie Prevent.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1926.

OFFICERS OF • COUNTRY CLUB ARE SELECTED (CQMTIMVMP FROM FARM 0X1) mined on the temporary course. Boys desiring to become certified caddies must apply to Mr. Telford this week and secure from him, if approved, a certificate which qualifies him to serve. 2. Players are asked to use only tjiose boys who have a certificate. 3. Duly members and their guests will be permitted to play on the course expecting those who have received cards which may be obtained from any member of the board of governors. 4. Only those who have paid at least one-fourth of their membership tee by next Monday, August 1, will be considered meiuuera, unless other arrangements are made through Mr. Telford or Mr. Haney. Persons who are in arrears will receive a notice from the secretary this week, and they . are asked to mail their check to Mr J i Haney. Rushing Work On New Links With a favorable "break” in the ■ weather, the new course will be ready] : for use by September 15. Mr. Telford ■ predicts, They are working as rapidly ■ as possible, but. of course, have no control over the weather. Just now, . rain Is badly needed to make possible r the building of the greens. Mr Telford is busy now preparing plans for the addition to the club house, to include lockers, a store room, lounging quarti era. dance pavilion, dining hall, showers. etc. It is expected that these wil] i be definitely worked nut this week and , the contracts let soon, so that the building can be completed this year. The board will me<-t at least once a , week for the next few weeks, and expects to work out'a program which I will include the services of every member ot th n organization. It is to be the I center ot social activities in this sec- , tion, with something to interest every one. It jrou are not a member, you should join now. The list is to be closed and you will ‘hen only be able to join through a waiting list which, is believed, will grow as the wonderful possibilities of th c club become

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real. It Is to bo one of the ideal country clubs ot the middle west. . Square dance, Sun Set Park. Wednesday night. Good orchestra. Prizes to best waltzers. Come. 176-2 t ■" O— Buy ’em by the dozen Indiana ('antelopes Also Watermelons Phone 31 & 32 CENTRAL GROCERY

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Public Sale horses, cattle, I' sheep, and hogs. Butler & Ahrs Side Barn Decatur Ind., Saturday July 31 12:30 p. ni. —— o NOTICE | Plenty of money to loan on city propertv. SCHURGER ABSTRACT CO. 164-271, —. —o , $-$-IWANT APS EARN—S-I—l

ANNUAL EXCURSION To Walbridge Park, Toledo, Ohio WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 via NICKEL PLATE RAILROAD Under auspices of Methodist Sunday School of Decatur, Ind. Tickets on sale at J. T. Myers store, F. V. Mills grocery, j C. L. Walters office and Beavers & Fryback store in Decatur, at Nickel Plate ticket office in Decatur, Pleasant Mills and I ] Willshire. ROUND TRIP FARE—SI.SO for adults and 75 centa children. 1 ~

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