Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 213, Decatur, Adams County, 9 September 1927 — Page 7

bernenews Miw Florence S< hludler. daughter of j,‘ lul S.hlx'H’T. had her tonsils reeved Wednwday mernUuf Mr and Mrs. Wm. Burry and family ~t wist Liberty, Ohio, visiting * e ,h friends over Labor Day. uni Mrs. Martin Dehrley and Beatrice of New < a*‘le visitd | U | the Carl Burley home Tuesday. , . , st year's Teachers' Training class * , Reformed church held a surprise tv on Miss Beulah Yoder, of west 7 I llin Grove. Sunday afternoon. About twenty were present and entnved a lunch and visit. Tilman Habegger, Waldo Schlndltuflnu Stucky and Gladys Moser returned Sunday evening from Lake Har l )(ir , Michigan where they spent the t week attending the closing stunBie r conference conducted by I’aul and Luke Rader. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Haugk and eO uc Frederick and Howard, of Three givers. Michigan, visited a short lime with Mrs. liaugk's mother Mrs. Lucy Hirsehy. Sunday, the latter accompanied tin tn to their home ter a week’s visit. Mr and Mrs. Frank Meyers and daughter Elaine. Mrs. Elaie Francke and son. Robert, and Mrs. Hertha Johnson. all ot Chicago, arrived here Saturday to visit with Mrs. J. A. Hprunger for a week, after which they will spend some time visiting friends in! Ohio before returning to their homesfl Rev and Mrs. Ix“e Sharp and three! children arived here Friday from i Roanoke where Rev. Sharp was thej paster >f the V. B. church for the past few years. Mrs. Sharp and children will spend the winter with her mother, Mrs Elias Hirsehy, while Rev. Sharp will attend the Presbyterian Theological Seminary at Louisville. Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Nettenschwander and family spent Labor Day at Fort Wayne, visiting with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Sprunger took their son, Donald, to Indianapolis I Wednesday where he will again attend the school for deaf and dumb. Donald can say many words now'. I Menno Haunt was operated on Tuesday for an acute attack of appendicitis at the Hotesman hospital. He is getting along very well. Lester Huser left Sunday for Fort Wayne to spend a few days visiting with friends and relatives and attending to business matters. Mrs. 8. T. Moyer arrived here yesterday to visit at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. David Habegger. She has been attesting the Mvnouite conferences at Pulaski. lowa, and Hillsboro, Kansas. The missionary git is guild of the Reformed church met Tuesday evening in the basement of the church. A very interesting program was given after which a light lunch w"8 served. M: and Mrs John bneher are home from Conway Inn, Michigan, where thep spent the summer. Mrs. Ellen Hocker returned home Tuesday, after a weeks visit with Mrs. and Mrs. P. T. L ugacher at Elkhart. E Hii'tstein and David Ruth, of Summerfield, 111, motored to this place Monday. Mr. Hiei stein came on business with the Blobc Hatchery and Mr. Ruth to see his niter, Mrs. C. H. A. Van Der Smissen. Word was received here Wednesday morning from Miss Agnes Sprunger, Beauty Hints Protect your beauty in all kinds of weather with this new face powder— MELLO-GLO. Does not give the skin a dry feeling; does not dog the Pores; is not affected so much by perspiration. Stays ou longer. So Pure and fine. ' is made by a new French Process. It’s truly .wonderful. The Ho It house Drug Co. <HE \ Sank CASHrea \ is <hc Only ) mh Vl ho / Should 'pass/ L I'HE. 8~ 1! "J — w 1 <■ —— — BOSTONIAN SHOES FOR MEN loha-T-Myec* & Sen * oorw.fco s> oh J rar ; ' " .<

who sailed for Africa some time ago, that she lias Peached her destination about fourteen days earlier than was expected on account of the fast seam er and because she was aide to make god connections everywhere. Rev. and 'Mrs. J. 11. Arndt and daughters, Dorothy and Gene and Miss Edna Braun motored to Fort Wayne Fl Iday where they spent the day shopping. The Sunday School class of the Men,nonite church taught by Elmer W. Baumgartner, will unite in a picnic dinneij next Sunday noon at the Lehman. Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Braun and daughter Mlm Edna spvllt Sunday and Monday wilh the lia D. Rohrer family of Fort Wayne. Martin Stair and Alfred Johnson, of Hesperia, Michigan, are visiting old friends and relatives here and in Wells .county. Both moved from heie to Michigan many years ifto. A number of farmers from around here are attending the Stite Fair. They are: Elmer and Dennis Striker, Ed, Elmer and Tilman Affolder, Leon Neuensehwander, Rufus Hirsehy and William Kauffman. Mrs. Fred Rohrer and daughter Evangeline motored to Angola and Lake James Monday afternoon and returned home Tuesday morning. They were guests over night at the home of I’rof. and Mrs. L. W. Fairfield at

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the lake. | Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Moser, of ( Montpelier, stopped off here Tuesday j to-call on relatives before returning to their home. . Rev. and Mrs. I’. R. Bcßaoeder and family returned home Wednesday noon from Mountain Lake, AJJnn., where they spent ten days visiting with Rov.j Schroeder's mother and other relatives. They made the trip home in two and one-half days. Miss Helen Nickel, who went to Pulaski. lowa to attend the Mennonite conference with them, entered the Bethel Deaconess Hospital at Mountain Lake for nurses' training. • Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sprunger and the Misses Rachel and Mary Burkhalter returned Wednesday evening from a two weeks’ vacation in the eastern states. ■Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fox are the proud parents of a baby girl since Tuesday, Sept. 6. A group of girls honored Miss Jean Sommers of Pandora, Ohio, on Labor Day, by hiking to the Neuenschwanller wods west of town and spreading a very bountiful dinner. They had potato salad, pork and beans, sandwiches, : fruit and lemonade to eat and drink. Those present were: The Misses Glennis Bagely, Co'rrise Smith, Faye Opliger, Helen Egle, Agnes Leichty, Ruth Winte.egg, Jean Sommers and Elizabeth Gottschalk.

Arthur Rich Petitions i For Review Os Conviction — Washington, Sept. 9 (INS) —At-1 I torncys for Arthur Rich sentenced to I life Imprisonment in Michigan for at-1 tacking Louisa King n co-ud, today I fifed u petition in the supreme emht , for a writ of review ot the conviction. I I The petition said a cjiange of venue'

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had been improperly granted and 1 > harged that Rich had an unfair trial I because of prejudice against him at ■ the time. j NOTICE We will start our elder mill Sept. It and will make cider every Tuesday and Thursday until further notice. P, KIRSCH. Factory 640 North Third street. 1 ' 210, t 6

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