Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 196, Decatur, Adams County, 19 August 1926 — Page 7

I I CLUB mKNDER ■ Thursday §§ nut. of <Tii'l*tl(tti Church ■ uoriruJe TBWM. m j || s.-hng, >'y , "* r B Marv Kathryn, entertained B Hf bridge last night„* f B »' (iV '' Third street In honor B " Ml, George Schug. of m i,mm win are visiting In hr 1 11 j 1)1C ,. iium In sos black-eyed B ,his ’ used It: decorating thi B r H ;. - , ’ rid * < ' wer °,r n ■ 11.1. n Dugan and Mrs. HerB ; My ,. rs . At the c'.oee of the 8 nU " ~ ,Vvi“iitiK n lunch wan served. I were: Mhwe. He.en ■ ||,,|,.n Sweat inuen. Veronica I * |, in mte, Marcella Kern; 8 ' pH Durkin. Ihck Heilel’. 8 T r jlvlaml. TliPius Mocker. Wlh SI A ' ! "unhurt: Mr. acd Mrs. Herman S h yyers Mr and Mrs. George W. 1 y,r ami Mrs. Allen Stalter. ; ■I, port!ind, Mrs. J. R- l’cteraon. «| S If,me. Mrs I. V,-. Macy of Gallon I ’ , lD ,| Mr and M-*. I>- J- Hensley. ' I Willing Workers class of the, I Bob( , (Tnitcd Hrethren church will hold | I ,(.jai at the school house at Hobo,' i fridiy evening. August 20. lce-creatn ‘ I d ,'ther kinds of refreshments will I i, sirred. The public Is invited. I Rawley Reunion , I The sixth annual reunion of the II Ra ,| PV family was iield in the park at Wiltshire. Ohio, Sunday Ana. 15. U'V Th- day being i*lea! for the oc niion One hundred and thirteen tea ponded to the invitations, which was •In. largest number present since the orpin niton The forenoon was spent- ■ soda l.v and, at noon, dinner was served an long tables in tbe M. E. Church basement. The afternoon meeting was called to nrtjfr by the president, Jacob RaWley, The program inclmled Music, orches I tra. song by-audience. “Hlest he the I Tie that binds," prayer. Rev. Shipley, mintes of previous meeting, bills a!- ( lowed and the electlr.n of officers to .erve for the ensuing year. The offic- ’ ers are: President, Jacob Rawley: vie prediil' nt. W. A. Colter; secretary , treasurer; Miss. Margaret Hawley: program committee, O. X. Sm'Vh and Weida Hawley; committee on arrange. ... \v. J. Rawley, Thomas Rawfey and Pete, Biery. An invitation Was extended and accepted to hold the reunion next year at Herne, on the third Sunday in August. A good program was rendered, which was well given and delighted the audience, The program was as follows: Music—--1 :r. r.: ...P.scT alien .lames StUCkyl V ,il solo- Mrs. Earl Berneu; Piano do Betty Frisinger; Early hist rv

I Your " N Earnings Nearly everyone has workeri hard enough that he should be rewarded for his services. He is, but in many cases has very little to show for it. Make your earnings work . for you. Place them in this bank regularly and watch them grow. You can*t start too soon, and the sooner you start the quicker you will open the way to independence and success. Oid Adams County Bank WE PAY YOU TO SAVE. j

mllles Mrs. Stella Odhetttlr; Heelta tlon —Barbara Jane Burk; vofal dmV —Dellla and Agnes l.lery; Plano solo ~Gwendolyn Stocky, Music—Orchestra; Song— “God be With Yon ’till We Meet Again..—Audience; Lord's Prayer. Those present were Mrs. J 3. J .Veher, Mrs. Stella Ledbetter; Misses Tlmla Noht-r and l .aura Mae Ledbetter of Grand Rapids, Mlrh., I, It. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Win Eail c.v and sou. lister. Mr, and Mis. Elmer Stocky and children. James, Lyman and Gwendolyn, Mr and Mrs. Peter Biery and children, ftatlln, Agtics. Emma, Berniece «n,l Dale. Mr. Htid Mrs. John Ludy and children. Vera. Elmer. Evelyn and Ruth, Rawley and Robert Jones. Arthur Farlov. and daughters Lillian and Clara and Mrs Edna Pickett of Berne Indiana. Mr. ami Mrs. Eonner and son Sherman. Mrs. Fred Reynolds and sons Paul and Robert, Mrs. and Mrs. Earl Bennett and child ren Maty Elizabeth and Hilly of Fort Wayne, Indiana, Rev. Shipley Pleasant Mills. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaffer and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Heckler and children Beatrice, Pearl. Uda, Marvene. Clifford, Asa, Thomas, Henry.' Dale and Edward, mK and Mrs. Gilbert Shaffer and children tforri and Adla of Monroeville. Lester and Kenneth Bennett .Peru, Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Smith. Fort Wayne, Rev. and Mrs. Cl W. Baltzell, Herman Myers. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Colter and daughter Miss Ei a nets of Wiltshire. Ohio. Jacob'Raw ley, E. VV. JonPR, Mr and Mrs. Richard Speakman and sou. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dailey, Mr. and Mrs M A. Frisinger, and children. Margaret. Robert and Betty,' Mr. and Mrs. Sim Rurk anil children. 1 Tommy and Barbara Jane. and Fred Smith of Decatur, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Albert Lachuit. Miss Caroline and Billy Lachuit, of Indianapolis. Mrs. Don Vandl anil daughter of Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. W. J Rawley and sen Winston, Mr. and Mrs. M L .Smith and Son, Mr. and Mrs. O. N Smith and son Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rawley and Misses Jessie and Margaret Rawley of Berne. i — o Crawfordsviile —One hundred and fifty five new men will enroll at Wabash college this fall, according to an announcement made by the Registrar who said that many new students had already applied. WANTED TO BUY — Several loads of loose hay. Inquire of Krfck-Tyndall Co. Flat Chested Folks Need More Solid Flesh 1 If your chest is flat —If you have hollows in cheeks and neck —if you know that a dozen pounds of good solid flesh will make you look and feel better go to Holthouse Drug Co., or any druggist anywhere in America | and get a box of McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. If you feel run down, get tired easily and feei that ymi vigor and vitality aren't up you aren't satisfied with results after a 30 day trial get vntir money back. Aik for McCoy’s.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1920.

Lsxeals , Mr. and Mrs, A F. Stulter. of !*>rt j laud, visited friends here yesterday. Miss Ruth Tillman, of Anderson, was a guest at the H. H. Myers home, • In this city, yesterday. George Schug, son of Mr. and Mrs., . John H. Schug, of this city, who re- | turned recently from Mobile Alalia- . m«, will report at Columbus, Ohio, i Monday, where he will he stationed for Several weeks before moving to Clnein natl, Ohio, where he and Mrs. Schug i will make their future hom<;. ( Mrs. J. H. Heller and Mrs I. W. Macy and daughter, motored to Fort Wayne today. Dick Heller ia at Moiide today to attend a meeting of the county chairmen oT the eighth district and a rally of leaders to be at ended by candidates for state office. Mr. and Mrs. Cal E. Peterson are spending the week at Winona Lake. Quite a number from here are attending the Celina fair today. Mrs. Walter Welmer and Children, Stanley, Richard, and Dorothy Jean, of Chicago, and Mrs. I.ee and son, Chal=J =e=JL - . ■■

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i uwr, i»f thin city, visited Tuesday with the (>. T. Johnson f unity, south of Decatur. NEWS AGENCIES OF WORLD MEET Improvement of Facilities For Exchange of News 1 Is Objective Geneva, Aug. 19. (United I’reßs) | A commission of 18 of the,world's i leading news associations representing 10 countries and four continents met here today under the auspices of the league of nations with the league of nations with the object of improving world-wide facilities for the interchange of news as the most practicable means of promoting understanding between all peoples and of preventing the international misunderstandings which often leads to war. | Sir Krie Drummond, secretary gen-; eral of the league, made the opening, aifelress. In an effort to obtain relative equality In treatment of independent agencies and official agencies. How-

i aid Introduced the following motion: . "Being convinced that the fullest 'and freest exchunge of news between ' nations constitutes one of the surest ; guarantees of International under- ■ standing and friendly relations, as well as one of the most certain means for preventing those misunderstandj ing - between,, nations and peoples j which often lead to war, and whereas telegraphic news agencies at the I present time perhaps are the greatj ost as well as the quickest means i for the exchange of now-s between I nations, and whereas every facility I tints accotdod these agencies for the ■ ■ - ■— , .I,

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fulfillment of their national and international task constitutes a safe- 1 1 guard for the world's peace as well .us the surest futherawo of those - highest Ideals of international tinderi standing and collaboration that are i the fundamental bases of the league ■ of nfttlbns. l "ThhrefOre, be it resolved that All i the governments of the world be rei quested to grant and to assure abso-: - lute equality of treatment to all tBIe-1 i graphic new* agencies whether oflfit cial or Independent. ’ 1 —“ In the matter of distribution of * all official news; - -

“2—ln the matter of priority or order of transmission of their telegrams; "3 —In the matter of telegraph, telephone end cable rates.” o— Richmond—Following their slogan. "Everything In Richmond will be cheaper on Irollar Day" iherehaut’s here have succeeded In getting the county clerk to reduce the price of wedding licenses. WahaMh—Charlene Lynch. 8, was the victim of hoylsh thoughtlessness when a dbg, goaded by boys here, bit her on the head. The little Miss seemed even more hurt when an officer shot

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