Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 196, Decatur, Adams County, 19 August 1927 — Page 5

SfEWS FROM BERNE —by— Miss Helen Burkhalter 'TI Amstutz. Vila* Schindler. C. 11. j| U ,elman and Mrs. John Abuet are ' dc |,.nates who will represent the ''l Missionary church at the MUsionary Conference at Fort Wayne next week. Mr and Mrs. James / Becher and ndly of Portland, are visiting at th 'e Chris i'nrry home. Their daughter Vivian, age seven years, had her tonsils removed by a local physician. ' Mr and Mrs. Edwin Amstutz and FO n of Bluffton. Ohio, have been vls)ti ng in this community for several davs . on Saturday. Mr. Amstuti and l 0 bagrange and to near Sturgis, Mich. Siinton Soldner made a business trip Mi and Mrs. Sam N'usbaum returned* to their home here, alter attending the Merchandise Fair at Chicago for two weeks. Mie. Caroline W. Baumgartner, and the Misses Cordelia and Sarah Baumgartner, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Michaud and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Baumgartner and family, Mr. ami Mrs. C. T Habegger and family and Mr. and Mrs. M W. Baumgartner and family the latter of Chicago, hedd a reunion Wednesday evening at the C. P. HirS chy farm southeast of Berne, which. is the old home of the Baumgartners. Patil L Whitely, Payson Miller, and Russell A. Lantz called on T. H. Soldner and friends here Monday evening. Dr. Whitely will soon leave for Hamilton N- V. to teaeh at Colgate I'niversity. Prof Lantz goes to Liberal Kansas, having charge of the musical department of the schools and Prof. Miller returns to Waverly, Mass., to continue at Harvard College. Miss Ruby Schlagenhauf was a busineess caller at Fort Wayne. Monday. Miss Dorothy Sprunger. student at Muncie, sepnt the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sprunger. Martin and Clinton Gilliom. of Fort Wayne, spent the week-end at the Simon Gilliom home. Mrs Susan Hirschy and granddaughters, Irene and Mildred Hirschy. returned to their home Friday after spending the week at the L. F. Lehman home at ort Wayne. Mrs. Amos Snyder and daughter. Wanda Maxine, and son Kenneth, ami Miss Devon* Schlagenhauf, returned home Monday from a week s vacation ' at Pleasant Lake. The Misses Martha and Minnie Ehrsam and Homer N'iederhauser return ed home Sunday from a week's vacation at Lake Wawasee. The Misses Esther and Florence Liechty and Miss Helen Nickel returned home Saturday from a week's outing at Winona Lake. The Misses Rose. Elma and Zilla Sprunger spent the week-end at Winona Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Soldner and son, Weldeu, are on an extended trip through the eastern states. They will visit with the Rev. Grover Soldner family at Soundertoll. Pa., for some time. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Schenbeck and son, Walter, and Lida Hawbaker and Miss Flossie Fenstermaker, of Geneva, are enjoying a week's vacation at Crooked Lake. Mrs Mary Oplinger and daughters, Faye and Velma, are spending some time with friends at Detroit. Michigan. Herman Fox had his tonsils removed last Saturday. The Misses Ellen Schindler and Kathryn Liechty left Saturday for Detroit, Michigan, and Niagara Falls. They will visit some time with Miss Schindler's brother, Joe. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brokaw and family, ot Muncie, visited with Mr. and Mis. John Abnet Sunday. Bernce, the daughter of Mr. and Mts. Ezra Habegger, of Monroe township, had her tonsils removed Monday. Miss Gladys Neuenschwander, clerk of Bell’s 5 and 10 cent store, is on her vacation this week. •Mr. and Mrs. Orval Smith and son, Grant, L. B. Smith and the Misses Dorothy Baumgartner and Catherine Anderson, of Getneva, spent the weekend at the (.akes. Rev. and Mrs. Ross Hartman of Cleveland. Ohio, are visting at the home of her pareents, Mr. and Mr> C. A. Neuenschwander this week. Miss Kathleen Wagner, of Decatur, is visiting her aunt, Miss Glennis Bagley. Mr and Mrs. Peter Welty, of Pandora, Ohio, are visiting with relatives in this community. Emil Aeschliman and son, Eugene, and Alfred Zumbrum are spending some time fishing and vacationing at Three Rivers, Michigan. Miss Esther Lehman, daughter of Simon Lehman, who is employed at the Fort Wayne Y. M. C. A., arrived here Sunday to attend the wedding of her cousin, Lenora Lehman. The Misses Marie and Selma Sprun-

ger of Dalton, Ohio, spent the week ) cud at the Nathan Sprunger home. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Amstutz and fam-1 lly of Kidron, Ohio, Mr. and Mr* Cornelius Sprunger of Orville, Ohio. • Mr. and Mrs. Henry Amstutz, also of j Orville, visited at the Frank Amstutz- , home Sunday, . Mr. and Mil. H. 11. Eilvnbergcr ! } and family, Mr. and Mis. Chris Beer I and family, Mr. and Mis. Fred Steiner I Mrs. Caroline Schenbeck. Mr. and Mrs. t Fred Studler and family, of Linn . Grove, ami Mr. and Mrs. John Liddy - ■" -—I- —

.—'-— ■ ■ ■■ THE ADAMS Theatre | “Where the Air is always Fresh and Cool” m Last Time Tonight ® “SIN CARGO” ffi with Shirley Mason, Robert Frazer, Earl Metcalfe, Gertrude Astor and a well-known supporting cast. MS A Colorful Jazzy Picture of Modern Times! An Exlii'irating Mix- MJ ture of Comedy aud Drama with Exciting II gh Lights of the hQ Hectic Atmosphere of a Week-end Spent on a Millionaire's Yacht. 3H ALSO—"TAKE IT EASY,” a good comedy. SS 10c 25 c qBATURDAY—KIT CARSON in "TWIN SIX O'BRIEN”. Cyclonic riO Action Sensational Thrills' SUNDAY & MONDAY—“CAPTAIN SALVATION,” with Lars K Hanson, Pauline Starke. Eruest Torrence and Marceline Day. IBL Igm. UC-. IE .IE- y'IP-air- .IE. IE LE | El- Iff'- lEH -''LI tinfe iCft.-?iOtei iflhLj lOTanEl

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 1927

| and family, of ort Wayne, enjoyed a picnic dinner at Trier* pink at Fort I Wayne Sunday. Mlm Lillian Stucky Id Kpendln thia wei-k at Fort Wayne, visiting with Miss Marie Von Guntcn and other relI at Ives. , Mr. Roy L. Brice, Adams county J cow tester, will leave Saturday morning for Rockport, Indiana, for a ten , days' visit with his parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. James Price. Camlet Colpnert ami Hector Vandale were rtsitors at Woodburn, ..!■ — - — .. i mi

t Tuesday. t Mrs. Emil Burkhalter is visiting with relatives at Wayne county, O. j Joses Martz attended to business , matter* at Woodburn, Tuesday. Miss Virginia Merks, Mr. and Mrs. Adirplt Clearwood, of Liberty Center, ,! were visitors at the Cumlel Colpaert . 1 home, Monday. ] Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Whitesell, of I Chicago, arrived here Thursday to X. '• — — Oerw —

ffwiF-iEiusuefUEiEn f THE CORT 1 !Sj . Last Time Tonight Jfi i S “THE HEART OF MARYLAND” j '■§ A Warner Bros. Classic with Z; I S.'u Dolores Costello and good cast. 3N IB* A iM'autilul drama of the old Civil War days that gw I weaves a storv around the bovs in Blue and in Cray. 30i jMR • J s jgft “Nice Neighbors” Comedy. 10c, 25c % 'Sn Saturday “Sky High Suunders,” an airplane jgQ I ,picture, featuring Art Wilson. 3] J Sunday and Monday—“ The Poor Nut” Eg I qi* with Jack Mulhall.

visit at the home of Mrs, Whitesell's parents, Dr. und Mrs. Ernest Franz. The men of the Borno Furniture : Mfg. Co., are enjoying’ a few days’ vacation this week,' Miss Neola Habegger was a business visitor ut Decatur, Tuesday. Miss Hazel Rumple, of Van Buren, is visiting friends aud relatives iu Berne this week. Mr. ami Mrs. Herman Bartram und

h daughters, Audrey and Glenna, of Roanoke, were Sunday guests at the ’ Cumiql Colpaert home. Miss Fay Fritzinger, of Decatur, is •pending this week here with Miss Editli Mettler. Tim Smith Aeronautic School of * Instruction is represented at the Co--1 linn fair this week. Mias Marcella Schlagenhauf, ot I — —

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west of Berne, is visiting friends and relatives at Fort Wayne this week. Miss Edna Braun went to Fort Wayne, Wednesday, to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs. Ira D. Rohrer und family. Rev. J. H. Arndt and family left Wednesday for San Pierre, where they will visit a few weeks with Mrs. Arndt's folks.

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