Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 294, Decatur, Adams County, 14 December 1926 — Page 3

I G\\s*foh'L I CLUB calender I Tuesday ■ Tri KappA—Miss Angie Firks. ■ Tr i Kappa—Mlea . Anglo Firka, 8 Mt pm. ■ Ht. Mary's Chorus Choir-Cath .lie M High School, 7:30 P. M. ■ W C. T. U. —Public Library. 2:30 I Dance—Rel Mon's hall, 8:16 P. M. ■ Dorcas Class of E. V. Church--Mrs. B cE- Hocker, 7:30 p - “• ■ Bridge Club—Mrs. Herb Kern, 8 p. S D. ■ Rebecca Christmas Exchange and ■ pot Luck dinner, after lodge. ■ Literature Section of Woman's club ■ -Mrs, 0. L. Vance. ■ W. C. T. U. —Library, 2:30 P. M. ■ E. L. C. E.—Evangelical church ■ basement, 7:30 p. m. ■ Wednesday ■ Class No. 8 of M. E Church—Mrs. I llarve Raker, 3:45 p. m. I W. C. T. IT. of Kirkland Township B —Kirkland high school, 2:30 p. m. B Bora Fide Club—Mrs. Ed Boknecht. ■ Shakespeare Club — Mrs. Hattie ■ Obenauer. B Historical Club —Mrs. Kannle Fris- ■ toe. I THURSDAY* ■ Loyal Daughters Class Christmas B Party and Exchange—Mrs. Clarence B Weber, 6p. m. I Ever Ready class of M. E. Sunday B school—Mrs. Heber Humbarger. 7:30 B So Cha Rea Christmas Party—Mrs. B Frank Crist, 6:30 p. m. B Ladies’ Aid Society of Zion LuthB eran Church—Schoolhouse 3:30 pm. B Bridge club —Mrs. Clayson Carr 1. I Antioch Miisslonar Society—Mrs. B. M F. Beery. I Mary and Martha Class of M. E I Church—Mrs. John Vail. I Carpe Deim Club —Mrs. Floyu Enos. ■ 6:30 P. M. . I Phoebe Bible Class x of Reformed I Church—Mrs. Irvin Miller. I THURSDAY-FRIDAY I Bazaar of L. A. S. of Christian ■ church—White Meat Market. I Friday I Pocahontas initiation, pot luck supE per and Christmas exchange—Red I Men's Hall. 7:30 P. M. ■ The Baptist Woman’s society will ■ meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'-1 I clock at the home of Mrs. S. E. Hite.' ■ Mrs. C. E. Peterson will have charge I of the meeting which will be conduct- ■ ed for missionary purposes. AU memI bers are urged to attend. I The members of the Everready ■ class of the Methodist Sunday school E will meet with Mrs. Heber HumbargI er at her home on North Second | street at 7:30 o’clock Thursday evenI ing. The annual Christmas exchange | will be held at this time. The Tri Kappa Sorority will meet. . this evening at the home of Miss , Angie Firks. Ultimate plans for the Christmas party will be completed and other important business brought up. All members are urgently requested to be present. The Loyal Daughters Class of the Evangelical Sunday School will meet with Mrs. Clarence Weber on Seventh street, at 6 o’clock Thursday evening for their atlnual Christmas party. A Pol luck supper will be served, and following this, the exchange of gifts will take place. The annual Christmas party and exchange of the So Cha Rea Club will be held Thursday evening, at 6:30 0 clock, at the home of Mrs. Frank Crist The assisting hostesses will be Mesdames Charles Starost, Clyde Butler, and Miss Catherine Omlor. Miss Angie Firks will be hostess to •be Tri Kappa sorority tonight at 8 0 clock. All members are urgently requested to attend. Mrs. G. Christener, of the Decatur road, entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr, and Mrs. Claude Palmer, Misses Beulah Belle, Pauline Roth, earl Dill, Carolyn, Matilda and Mary Christener, Messrs. Herbert Barz,*Joe Hellenkamp and J. H. Kimrn, all of ort Wayne, Miss Aietha Young amt MIBB E. Huff, of Terre Haute. Miss Belle at the piano and Mr. Kimm with *he violin played several selections. °he of the first club Christmas Parties of the season was held by the •uetnbers of the Research club Monday at the home of Mrs. O. L. Vance, 011 Second street. The entertaining rooms were decorated with Christmas breaths of holly and pine, wall pock--6tß ®"ed with oak leaves and Christrnas roses, and tall red candles in low olders. The dining room held as its 'enterpiece a email Christmas tree, ecorated with festooning of tinsel an d re d and green ropes. The two-

wm Mr ved at iP'hH ( . Un(llH ho)(|prH form(j (ii)( p ± < V. ach ,ab, “' Thfi Hons i ' ' , "' y ’ 'TeaX htt T ,, ; g r?*: Al ...IQ o clock, p orp Ina ‘ " <n "‘ ned tllß Program by giving a book review of Barry Benefield’s In Hu 111“™"'' l "“ l a readln E “Wind . Several Christmas eare nh*"u RUng lhß tadlM ‘Be , .*■ CoVer ' PlayKl 3 « ,OU P - Plano solos, which included "Serenade," by Olsen; "Humoresque,” by Lehvintie. and ’'Country Gardens,” by • Percy Grainger. Mrs. Eley told a •i hristmas Story” by Tolstor. Little [Catherine Covert, as a Christmas '■ fairy, presided over the Christmas exchange. The next meeting of the club will be held January 3 with Mrs O E. Miller. ) _ The last meeting of the Shakespeare Club in 1926 will be held with Mrs Hattie Obenauer Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. D. D. Heller will read an interesting paper on "Master • Pieces of Prison." The attendance of (every member is urged. The first ’ meeting of the new year will be held January 5. 6 The Ladies’Aid Society of the Zion I Lutheran church will meet Thurs<.„y ’ afternoon at 3:30 o'clock In the school house. Ail members are urged to attend. o- ■ ■ 'LoefflDs Mrs. Lawrence Schlagel, of this city. Is seriously ill at the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Schlagel suffered an attack of appendicitis last Thursday night and was removed to I the hospital, where she underwent an i operation. Peritonitis developed and she has been hovering between life ' I and death for the last few days. She has ben employed in Fort Wayne some time. Rev. and Mrs. A. P. Penn of Indianapolis are spending a few days with the C. E. Bell family. One o’ th’ oldest an’ most pop’lar git rich schemes is marryin’ a well--t’-do widder. A good name is a mighty fine thing t’ have, hut I some- | times believe ther's more money in a good location. —Abe Martin, Indianapolis News. | Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baumgartner 'spent the day in Fort Wayne with relatives. Mrs. C. A. Dugan visited last night I with C. D. Porter, who has been serI iously ill at the home of his brother, Dr. M. F. Porter, Sr., in Fort Wayne. Mr. Porter was slightly better evening. His daughter arrived yesterday from Los Angeles, California, and will remain with him during the holidays. Mrs. G. T. Burk spent the day in Fort Wayne visiting with friends. | Mrs. Albert Laugerman of this city '-v! ■> b-v.s been v“ry 'll at. Uw Lome’

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ol her sister, Mrs. Andrew Schlrack, of i’etorson, |s slightly Improved. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schlraek attended the funeral of their unede, Father Lawrence Schlrack at Curthegenla, onio, this morning. Rev. Schlrack died In North Dakota Friday. Mrs. Fred Yerman returned today after spending the week-end with re-1 latlves at Huntington. Mrs. H, J. Stier and baby have returned from Toledo, Ohio, after a several weeks visit with her sisters, Mrs. James Hackathorn and Mrs. Clar-i '■nee Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiernan, of Allen county, were shoppers here this afternoon Mr. and Mrs. of Monroeville, visited their grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Andrews, today, who is a patient in the Adams county Meinor ial Hospital. John Se'.klng and son Otto of Monroeville, were shoppers here this after- . noon. [ Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Eickhoff and ■ Ct Ist Eickhoff, of ITeble, were visi- ; tors here today. t Miss Anna Ostermeyer. of MonroeI ville, spent the afternoon here shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scheimann, of i Root township, were In the city today r visiting friends and shopping, I William Brelner. of Root township, . was a business visitor here this morning. — O ———— Local G. E. Foremen To Attend Fort Wayne Meeting The foremen of the Decatur plant of the General Electric company will go to Fort Wayne Wednesday evening i to attend the second dinner meeting of the foremen’s conferences of the G. E. company. Invitations have been extended to a’.! foremen, assistant fore- , men and department heads of the Fort , Wayne and Decatur plants. About 225 men are expected to attend the meeting. E. L. Foley, mechanical and civil engineer of the Underwood Machinery company, of Boston, will address the guests on "Conveyorizing'' and ‘‘The Continuous Flow System." He be introduced by E. A. Barnes, general superintendent of the Fort Wayne plant, chairman of the evening. The talk will follow immediately after the dinner, to be served in building 16-2 at 5:30. o— —. Get the Habit—Trade at Home. It Paye ■sr Colds There’s away to end colds so efficient. so complete that we paid >1.00,000 for it. That way is HILL’S. It stops colds in 24 hours, checks fever, opens the bowels, tones the entire system. The millions who know it alwaya-i rely on it. Go start it now. HI LL’S Cascari-Bromide-yninine Be sura you get HILL’S, in tha rad boa With portrait. At all druggiat*--OOc.

DEATH LIST IN WEST AND NORTH MOUNTS TO 15 (OONTIXUM HOM MM am* ” • 7 degrees above zero. Fort Wayne and Terre Haute were alxnpst as | cold, each reporting a low of 8 de- ' giees. I The previous low mark for the sea- ' son was 18 degrees. Tonight temperatures ranging between zero and 5 degrees above may bo expected, ' the government forecaster warned. | Light snow fell In seme parts ofI the state during the night. Fairt weather will prevail tonight and to- , ’ morrow, according to the forecast. ‘ Dallas, Tex, Dec. 14. — (United ' ' Press )—A cutting wind accompanied * by below freezing temperatures over ' virtually the entire state of Texas today, weather bureau reports said. ‘ Snow was reported la the Panhandle. I Oklahoma City, Okla., Dec. 14. — (United Press.) — Winter touched a ' | seasonal low of 12 degrees above ' zero here at 7 a. m.. today, with the >• l weather man holding out "continued ' cold” for the entire state. It Is the second day of a cold spell that was f presaged by unusually warm weath'r o Girl Bandit Reveals Her-Secret Marriage Austin, Tex., Dec. 14.—(United Press)- —Pretty Rebecca Bradley Rogr era. who officers alleged robbed the Farmers’ National bank of Buda with t an unloaded pistor last Saturday, for--1 mally began her honeymoon by appearing in district court today in an ? effort to have her bond fixed at 15.000. 9 Mrs. Rogers came into court with 1 her young husband, Otis M. Rogers. . Amarillo attorney, who hurried to t his wife's defense when he learned of ; her plight. The two were married a

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year ago while studentH at Texas university. but kept their wedding a secret until last night. Rogers went to Amarillo shortly after the wedding, while bls bride continued tier work as a stenographer here. The young woman, an honor graduate of the university, is charged with robbery with firearms, u capital offense in Texas. She was tnodlsbly dressed In court today and chatted chierfuly with her husband and with her other attorneys. Q ■FORMER PAL I “SQUEALS” ON MC DERMOTT I (COWTItVVCp FHOM PAGG ONK» workhouse he had received *IBO from Prosecutor McClintock for support: of his children. Peru—John Goldstein lost a wife won a smoaking stand. The judge awarded him the stand when his wife was granted a divorce. o No other blue like Russ Bleaching Blue. Insist upon the name. All grocers sell it. TT I" . / . TTiis Winter Keep Strong and Vital-Take SCOTT’S EMULSION Rich In All Cod-liver Oil Vitamins Scott A Bowne, BJoonificld. N. J. 2W3

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