Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 303, Decatur, Adams County, 24 December 1927 — Page 14

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BERNE NEWS .1 M. Amstutz and mtimily and Miss Agnes Amstutz were visitors in Furl Warne on Sunday. Emil Aeschlhnan is attending to business matters in New York City for a tew days. Mrs. Arman Hirschy and family of Fort Wayne visited with relatives here last Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Alfred Lehman and son Benjamin, and Mrs. Huth Gilbert were business callers at Fort Wayne Saturday. Mrs. George Baumgartner and daughter Adah, of Fort Wayne, visited at the Peter Burkhalter home Saturday. W. A. Bartsche. of the United Milk Products Co., of Cleveland, Ghio, was a business visitor in Berne Monday. Palmer Augsburger Senaid Flucklnger, Adeline Neusnschwander, Elda and Minda Flttckinger were visitors at Fort Wayne last Thursday evening. Elmer and Harley Lehman were business caller at Decatur Saturday. Miss Beatrice Merriman, cf Bine Creek township, is helping out as an extra clerk at Bells’ 5 and 10 cent store during the holiday season. Miss Dessie Meyers, Mrs. Ben Sprunger, Mrs. Wilbur B. Nussbaum, Lewellyn Stucky and Amos Burkhalter are helping out as extra clerks at the Fair Store during the holiday rush. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clauser and family, of Fort Wayne, spent the weekend with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Clauser. Mr. and Mrs. Auburn Thomas and daughter Romaigne, of Union City, visited with Mrs. Thomas’ paretns, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sprunger on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Turner, of Union City, and Mrs. Ruth Meyers, of Muncie visited frien dshere on Sunday. They ulso attended the rendition of the "Messiah” at the Mennonite church Sunday evening. Simon Smilack visited with friends in Decatur on Sunday evening. Carl Stucky and Vilas Wittwer were business callers at Fort Wayne, last Saturday. Miss Rachel Burkhalter, nurse at sanitarium at Martinsville, arrived home Monday evening to spend her

| Greetings I <g May the joys of Christie mas-tide be yours in g J , full measure and the E New Year bring ever increasing happiness » and prosperity. g ;. The merriest of Christ- M fey mas day and much hap- § piness and prosperity throughout the Ne w M £ 181/ Year. ft 'Sa/ ' ft | I MILLERS I I A BAKERY | £ 4 ” z "’ W jS % M We do not hesitate 3s $ to say ft That we would like SW in just our regular way 3 S ft E to express ft S our sincere wishes for I A MERRY CHRISTMAS I | MR. AND MRS. S. E. BLACK I * *

Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burkhalter. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Snyder spent Sunday in Petroleum, visiting with friends. The new officers of the Auxiliary Girls of the Missionary Church for 1928 are as follows; President, Barbara Llechty; vice president, Elon Schindler; secretary and Treasurer, Luella Burley. Miss Surildu Riesen is enjoying a two weeks’ vacation from her duties Ht the Berne Manufacturing Co. At present, she Is visiting with Mr. and Mrs Eugene Wechter at Speed, Ind. The Messrs. Elmer, Wilbur and Noah Luginblll, and Mrs. Otto Neuensehwander visited with their sister, Mrs. Levi Wulliman, who Is reported to be bedfast at her home in Fort Wayne, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Smith and son Grant, the Messrs. Lester Smith and Norman Llechty and the Misses Katherine Andersen, of Geneva, Mildred Heller, of Battle Creek. Michigan and I Dorothy Baumgartner were visitors In Fort Wayne Sunday afternoou. Dale Eley and Robert Allspaw were ■ visitors in Portland on Sunday. i Denis Moser of Craigville, spent t Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Jennie Moser, here. i Forest Brickley, of Fort Wayne, , visited friends here over Saturday - and Sunday. i Jerry Goulet, linotyplst, of Detroit, . Michigan, visited ft lends here over 1 the week-end. Lester Huser returne dto his work . at Fort Wayne Monday afte rspendlng the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huser, here. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Timmons and baby daughter ,ot’ Portland, are visiting with Mrs. Timmons’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Wittwer. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Wittwer and family of Fort Wayne spent Sunday with . Mrs. Wittwer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Stucky. Many people from Bluffton, Decatur and Portland attended the oratorio given at the Mennonite Choral Society Sunday evening. The Misses Helen Pingry and Delores Mays, of Fort Wayne, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ellenberger over the week-end. Mrs. Deldon Klopfenstein and child-

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ren, of Fort Wayne arrived here MonI day afternoon for a few day’s visit with relatives ami friends. Giant Smith and Newell Rice, students in Northwestern College, al Naperville, 111., are spending their two weeks vacation in Herne witli their parents. Herman Sprunger is wearing a bandago over liis left eve as a result of a scratch received while handling Christinas trees. One of the twigs brushed in his eye scratching the eye ball. Many people from Berne and community will be Interested to know that

I Greetings- | With kindest greetings and sincere A wishes that your cup be overflowing jg with happiness and good cheer for g A MERRY CHRISTMAS | g and I A HAPPY NEW YEAR | I REED ELEVATOR CO. | | I . IT ■■ ■■! II r TTI-TIIH 1 & * fI ,(W£W I I Greeting’s 1 I JSwT rl I g 1 i § I WVxr Seasons 1 ft > 3? ft ijk ft The spirit of the Christmas tide ft Spread o’er the world afar and wide, ft May hope and cheer, good w ill and song $ Fill deep your heart and linger long. I >.;RANT I | WINNES SHOE STORE | ft s g ft M I I ft Our most hearty ft g and sincere wish goes out to you ft for a very, very | MERRY CHRISTMAS I g and a g ft happy and prosperous ft I NEW YEAR I I ZWICK & MYERS I t sfv \ *

J. H. Allen family wore in a serious accident in Canada. Mrs. Allen was said to have part of her head injured and two of the children were also seriously hint. They are In a critical i condition in the hospital. Mr. Allen ' was for many years a teacher In the Fort Wayne Bible Training School ■ and at present is engaged In Missioni ary work in Canada. ; The S. S. Class taught by Miss Mar- > tha Depp was delightfully entertained i at' a 7 o'clock dinner above the Peoples Restaurant last Friday night by ■ their teacher. A three-course luncheon L was served. Those present were the

Misses Luotta, Luella, Lillian and Gertrude Sprunger, Lydia Lehman, Glennls Bagley, Ellen Llechty, Margaret Rawley, Adeline Lehman. Ruth and Mary Ann Neuenscbwander, Mary Ann Norr, Lucille Lehman, Luella Stiner, Florence Nussbaum, Metta

— ■ " —i ' i sSISb i I aEETTCS I I A. i B’. » J ju time of ” the year we extend our i hearty good wishes g to all our friends and customers and wish them a very, I very i 8 MERRY CHRISTMAS I I and a " I W-* HAPPY NEW YEAR * I The Economy Store | i THE I FIRST II [ NATIONAL ! BANK I OF DECATUR « extends cordial f Greetings of the r season with best J wishes for the New Year. > La < I ategjb 1 ? First National Bank

; Zeurclmr Catherine Schindler and Helena Llechty. Harvo Nussbaum Jeff Llechty i Emanuel Neuensehuwnder, C. C. Heer, , Wilbur Nussbaum. Lealle, Reuben, • Harley Lehman and E. H. Gilllom ati tended the Graber-Schwartz trial at

Decatur Monday and Tuesday. NOTICE No Hunting or Tr CRpaßEln allowed on niv farm. Willis Magner Hee.