Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 35, Decatur, Adams County, 10 February 1927 — Page 7

report ■ ■ 11 ,ri ■ insl-. bool in Wum county ■ -ord for ■* ' () f Janna, v. according to ■ , v attrnda- report just t ’be —nt> superinten- ■ ’ rlkl , r The highest ■ WI aitendanee during the ■ cc ’' lbat turned in by the ■ in M-oe tn-shiP B b I I>. K- Schwa’ tz a .03 B US? ' This sc-1. vhi< n has an B lblt ' tHI pupils, had an at- ■ ol 9914 VX B? ntlance figures tor the varB ur lino's et the county are B Xw the figures preceding being the district school, the following ■’* a .e being the total enrollment, BlXd -t being |L attendance and the htrd set I , ie per cent of attendance tor I“ e “■""union township ■ Arthur Blakey Trustee ■ iXarießrodlteelt .... 28.48 ■ 1 Ito Johnson I X I (William Noll d * ’ j I Parochia! ■ G J. Schmidt 44 < 2 55 9 - 67 | Rev. IM- Frosch... 19 18.08 99I ROOT TOWNSHIP L a. J- Lewton-Trustee ' 1 Esther Kelley ■>« 3:: - _ S 3 09 X Uis Fuhrman .... 23 18.45 80.0i { Root Township High School Pau! I 'Graham. Lois Graham, and Mrs. Ralph Yager 35 33 06 95 ’ 09 ! Grades Winifred Gerke 29 26.07 92.01 Lydia Sawyer 35 30.0. 87.07 ' J Florence nice ■ 12 11-06 96.17 [ 7 Evangeline Steel .... 17 15.67 91.32 Parochial Paul Dorn No report PREBLE TOWNSHIP Ernest Worthman, Trustee 1 4 Edward Jaberg .... No report I | Milton Welling .... 16 15.04 98.07 [ (Beatrice Det linger .. 24 20. 85.07 Parochial H. F. Nielson 53 47.02 88. Rudolph Stolp ijp U. 15 j 'Frieda Buuck A. W. Rossman .... 39 35.03 90.04 Ma Gunsett 40 33. 82. KIRKLAND TOWNSHIP Charles Arnold, Trustee riin-othy Billing .... 24 22.85 95.02

| 3 Formal Showing Os Spring Fashions pM Presentation Os Modes \ JMx .Z’vA TheNew*Coats « 'w rr , x TTTMi t t TkSlf In Fashion’s Parade •», $ That Will Lead xi H vet Jg! A- 4 - X""Wk 1 VX. /WvA’'- /'TffiSnfey 's7ntH\ ADHERE Io the general style rule slender and * The Vogue For Spring /J*/ \ WtX. x’l \ zotZi ji \ straight and bespeak Paris in the skillfully and in- ? /1X rl \ If/ p/■( \ triguing application of the trimmings. 4 MODES as lightsome as Spring itself and as well I $ hjjxj J| \ 1 \ Roa Is fashioned from materials in which you will poised as the smart madanies and mademoiselles who L’ i'g'sj V< ll fl IM’dl rUA nA IN Dll I t \ fin*! the highest expression of originality, distinctive- | "dl select them. They're exclusive costumes—these ||| \ x/ I z / ness and luxurious C? 17 KAI” CJKQ Kfl »vw modes we’re featuring in this Opening Event. K V lIIsiAT Jfk/ s 9iw ya oiw r aMS raj M n ; iM fl ml XWW i - I |u JI 4 ■ i IBM L Jr 7 \ \ \ / . . WA7 Delightful Display Os New Sprn.g IMillinery KMHMWMMKI W Mni 'l¥"l I k« l^ i ta'S^SSM® ,,rS|,rinßlin,c Th® New Springtime Frocks ~.,1 1. : ni. . iiri . „ nh „, llU . s „ it( , U! , j P | . " As Fashionable As 1 hey Are New Spring that individuahly need not be lost. ‘ J jisliioncd of lovdv silks, picot, milan, crocheted z , 'isca, builibunle and sports fells, every model shows PARIS hasjmbued her Spring frocks with the spirit ol youth mid this collection con- Hie spirts and business suit will be two-piece ol ’ h’jil subtle individualilv that distinguishes smart vincingiv expresses her inspiration. course, but lor more dressy events the ensemble will I Uiilliiicrv ' • , . i><‘ d>e appropriate attire. " ; “ - X Here are frocks for every Spring event lashioneiKol Hal crepe, lancy (1* Ipf /AA I M■ Ml ~ H- .' -P— prints, figured taffeta, novelty silks and georgette tP±O.W AA , (For Friday and Saturday Only.) • , L- —~ — - —~j * i x E. F. Gass & Son '.'— - X ■

Poet Signs Motion Picture Contract 7SL • * ’ 8881 S y- r 4 l - . —.- • % ■ e, -y .wm, Edgar A. Guest, known as America's poet laureate, is shown signing a contract by which his/ poetic works, long known to millions o< newspaper readers, will be illustrated in color on the motion picture screen under the title of “Edgar A. Guest Poetic Jewels.’’ In the picture, reading from the left., are: George Matthew Adams, New York, president </f the George Matthew’ Adams Service, Jnc., which has circulated the Guest poems for ten years through leading newspapers; Charles L. Glett (standing), producer of the Edgar A. Guest Poetic Jewels for the screen; Mr. Guest, Judge Alfred J. Murphy, of Detroit, ami A. J. Moeller, president of American Cinema Association, New York, which is the medium of distribution for the Guest films. The contract was signed at a tribute luncheon tendered the ipoet by his friends in his home city, Detioit.

2 R. M. Houck 29 27.08 96. 3 Ruth Giesel 32 30.12 94.16 4 William Gliffeths .. 31 29.92 96.53 5 Alton Corson No report 6 Lloyd Bryan 42 40.05 95.13 Kirkland High School, C. V. Millikan, Verne Mitchell, Ruth Brown and Esta Brown 76 67.42 96.03 1 • WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP T. R. Noll, Trustee ' 3 Wildus Lenhart .... 21 19.05 94.17 1 5 Florence Magley .... No report 6 Vera Owens 20 18.65 93.25 * 6 Florence Biggs 17 15.87 93.38 7 Albert Coppess 28 27. 97.07 1 8 Bertline Zimmerman 18 16.02 90. > ST. MARY S TOWNSHIP Orlen Fortney, Trustee 5 Pleasant Mills High School, Robert Mann, Mrs. R. J. Mann. Celma Hilyard Fortney 45 42.02 96. Grades H. M. Crownover ... 24 22.07 96. Bernice Masters .... 32 30.07 98. Flossie Everest 28 26.65 95.17 ’ ~ Lolah Davis 30 26.75 89.17 4 Bobo1 Margaret Schenck .. 26 25.01 96.07 Bessie Carter 28 26.06 95. BLUE CREEK TOWNSHIP H. L. Sipe, Trustee ! 1 Catherine Fravel .. 22 21.05 97.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1927.

2 Dan O. Rcop 23 22.55 98.05 U Russell Steiner .... 34 32.25 93.89 5 Andrew Cook 25 23.05 97.08 6 Chalmer Edwards .. 27 24.95 91.06 7 Beryl Merriman .... 26 25.31 97.04 MONROE TOWNSHIP Vance Mattax, Trustee 1 Xariffa Walters .... 21 16.09 88.05 2 Harold Long 15 12.98 86.05 3 Ezra Enyder 25 21.05 88.08 4 Electa Oliver 28 23.06 84.05 5 Mary McCullough .. 27 26.03 97.07 6 Mary Habegger .... 19 17.33 90.12 7 Eldon Sprunger .... 42 39.90 97.38 j 8 Ruth Gilbert .. 36 34.06’96.011 9 Myron Lehman 34 30.85 91.05] Monroe Township High School E. 7d. We'bb, Nellie Parrish Cernon Stonebraker, Ina Ingrany, 47 40.01 85.03 Grades Harve Haggard .... 15 14.09 99.03 Sylvester Everhart. 36 33.09 95.49 Eeda Andiews 32 30.65 95.78 Parochial J. I). R. Schwartz Amos R. Steury .... 64 63.04 99.14 FRENCH TOWNSHIP Martin Mceshberger, Trustee 1 G. O. Runyon 21 19.08 95.05 2 Jesse W. Snyder .... 35 32.95 91.28 3 Vaughn Schlagenhauf 22 19.03 90.01 > Kenneth Yager .... 26 24.02 95. 5 Francille Oliver .... 28 25.15 91.60

6 Irpel Hall 22 20.04 92.06. HARTFORD TOWNSHIP D. A. Studler, Trustee 2 Linn Grove Schools Lester Reynolds ... 16 15.01 97.04' Edna Giendening .... 39 37.02 95.38 Wilma Spichlger .... 39 38.05 98.06 Hartford Township High School Flank McD. Smith, Chas. Kizer. Esther Munro, Madge Stuckey - 97.09 Grades Victor Eicher 30 29.25 97.05 j Harold Windmiller .27 25. 93. Mary Schlagenhauf..' 26 22.05 86.07 WABASH TOWNSHIP Otis Burk, Trustee I Alva Fenstermaker.. 36 33.15 92.0 S I 2 Magdalena Hirschey-JlO 18.03 91.05 i 2 Dorothy Sprunger ... 28 27.02 97.03 3 C. F. Fink 25 23.67 94.07 5 Ada Hall 22 21.24 97.89 6 Mary Brennan 8 7.35 91.09 II Mildred Wood .... 35 32. 91.43 Central High S'hool V. H. Wagoner, Ramon Hunt Nellie Knipe. Velma Rosecrans. Esther Carlos 76 73.05 96.71 Grades Blanche Aspy 24 19.02 80. Agnes Biery 35 31.02 93.02 Addie Hoskinson .... 34 27. 80.44 Gladys Long 31 29.62 95.56

Ruth Linton 34 32.45 95 44; Ralph I’ontious 31 29. 96.04 JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP J. M. Boilenbacher, Trustee Jefferson Center High School Ulen Marsh, Mary Godfroy, Ernest I liestand 44 4i1.87 92.88 Grades Ray Duff 34 31.65 93.09 Helen Ketiney 46 41.05 94.73 Leona Miller 33 31.06 95.88 Mudaliue Robin .... 40 39.03 95.75 _ . —.. —u —- the genuine Russ Bleaching Blue. Refuse Imitations. Good grocers recommend It. TT - Dance K. of C. hall Saturday night. It Q GIFT AND HAT SHOPPE Come in and be fitted in one of our new eorselettes or girdles. JSvery garment guaranteed. 35t3 _ I | FEED GRINDER DEMONSTRATION ! Monday Feb. 14, ’27 We will grind free of charge on a \ McCormickDeering Type B Grinder 2 sacks of corn or any small grain per customer. Bring in your grain and see this i grinder work. i 6b. irocr JwoArcy . — COAL PRICES REDUCED !’:r!on tas . Lu,np . $&oo Best Kentucky Lump <7 Per ton \ irginia W hile Ash OIL , Lump, per ton «PI.VU| Cook Stove Size ‘ Per ton d J Brazil Block (?/• OK J Per ton Chestnut Hard Coal $13.00; 1 Phone 660—Residence 666 JULIUS HAUGK . 19HMIT77MHBI

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