Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 52, Decatur, Adams County, 1 March 1928 — Page 5

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I cILB calender ■ Thursday I upionairres. Home 7;3 ° P ’ K.-M< ■iK.Yoem.nH.ll I 1:311 '' Society. Mrs. Cur- ■ Baptist 'Y' I '], m z E?church parlors Ladies Aid. Mlhool kXe duh. ’’Mi- Augte Firks, 8 Mvarv UidHK Aid. Church 1 P. M. jibyterian Missiowry Society Church, 2:3ft P ( ” s Mrs A . D . Sut . Everyreau.' t lass. des. 7:30 P. M Friday I W UMS. Mrs. callow. 2:30 pm. ‘ , i.nanau Ladies Aid. miscellaneous ! While Meat Market. Saturday Christian Ladies Aid. Bake Sale, ' Schmitt Meat Market. 9:00 A. M. Christian Ladies Aid. bake sale, ■ White Meat Market. Monday Woman's Club Guest Party, Couni ’V'eanli Club, Mrs. O. E. Miller, rso p. m. Wednesday Historical Club, Mrs. Ed Christen, ! 2:30 P- M. Shakespeare Club. Miss Rose Christen. 2:30 P. M. .•MISSISSIPPI RIVER" FEATURES CLUB PAPE R ■'The Story of the Mississippi River" was the topic of an interesting historical paper, read Wednesday afternoon, hr Mrs. A. I). Suttlers at the meeting of the Shakespeare Club which wJs held at the home of Mrs. S. I). Bea- ! vers. Mrs. Suttles told of how DeSota I discovered the Mississippi, described [ it's beauty and its great development I and use for commercial purposes. Mrs. I Suttles used in a map in following the atory as il was related. Sub-topics were given by Mis. J. L. Kocher, Mrs. Dan Tyndall. Mrs. Cal Peterson, and Mrs. J. H. Heller. At the close of the pro- ! gram. Mrs. Beavers served delicious refreshnit nts of individual cakes, tea ! and dates. The next meeting will be , held with Miss Rose Christen and Mrs. | Elizabeth Morrison will have charge of the program. • INSTRUCTIVE PAPER AT HISTORICAL CLUB Mis. Wilson Beery was hostess to ! the members of the Historical Club. : Wednesday afternoon at her home on X rth Third street. The program for • the afternoon was in the charge of Mm. M. J. Wertzberger, who read a must interesting paper on “Famous Mun of Industry". Mrs. Wertzberger's paper was most instructive and included brief biographies of several of the noted inventors of America. Alexander Graham Hell, inventor of the telephone; George Eastman, electrician aad discoverer of the kodak; Thus. A. Edison, inventor of the phonorraph and many electrical appliances; Henry Ford, the automobile man; Isaac Merrick Singer who perfected the Suger Sewing Machine, all came in for "teir share of mention in the pal"U'. No sub-topice were given. During ■•"' business session, it was decided ,!| nt the chib meeting of March 14 *oukl be dropped, as illness of mcmb'ls made it necessary." At the close ot the meeting, Mrs. Beery assisted by •'h's. Ed Beery, served delicious rejeshnients. The next meeting will be . 1 with Mrs. Ed Christen north of 1 city, and Mrs. Martin Jaberg will I e 111 charge of the program. Lvf u Cln ?'. rs 01 the Department f i‘ Womans Club are requested to cc at eight o’clock tonight at the gii siliool auditorium for rehearsal , “ sos t 0 be ÜBCd ,he High hit ti tha|, , f ‘ l "'Warn tomorrow morn- • he chapel program wil consist [ lie numbers rendered by a com w M i. e 101,1 Woman's Clu-b several ? ago, in an Indian program. amicitia club Ent ERTAIMS HUSBANDS (■hil,"L'," el ," lK ’' ;S ,>f llle A,ni '^ a Bridge it the u. Wedn « Bd »y evening, Third " ,C !,llh ' r home on South * their husbands. h'our Prize'. ' ■ a , rrj *»K“l Tor Bridge and F rill . i h i Kh B<Ore a ' v “ r <led to Mrs. ehlcr v y and Mrs ’ Al ' ,crt MUl®' •eilhtt lo' vir. 1 ’ Pr, ’ !f ‘ r ' W6re Pre ’ M . Mis. Albert Mutschler and games Grab ® r - Following the Ih'iclieoa w two-course u, u was served. -:Syr SS|VE CLASS The POTLU CK SUPPER sUks bP,H ~r tho Progressive Mino], un i ■. ) |,resb}, ' eri ’‘« Sunday ibom lift.. • . v ‘ s,ors numbering lc i Xmet"' enJoyed a nwst (lc--s''iiint h. o k sl, Pl*or, Wednesday flam,,, 'hnreh parlors. Mrs. * vere in eh- rtl " M'*' He " r * Thomas ' f,r l <i. ; mu.'.' 1 ? arra "Sejneuts the entire as-' F . l ’ ll,wllll? * hl ' supper, assetubluße attondfcd pray-

er meeting in a body. PSI IOTA XI TO ENTERTAIN INSPECTORS The Psi lota Xi Sorority will entertain. next Thursday evening, at the Country Chib, for their Inspectress, Mim. Helen Van Cleve Leonard, of Hartford City Promptly at six o’clock, a dinner will be nerved in the parlors of the Club House, after which the annual inspection will be* held. It is very important that all members of the Sorority be present at the meeting and they are urged to make reservations with Fan Hamnull not later than Monday noon. N. AND T. CLUB PLAN CHARITY WORK The N. and T. Club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon, Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. Claude Forman. Ten members were present and the afternoon was spent in sewing and social conversation. Plans were made for some charity work which will feature the next meeting to be held with Mrs. Earl Fuhrman. BONA FIDE CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY Two tables were arranged for Bridge. Wednesday afternoon, when Mrs. Fred Blosser was hostess to the members of the Bona Fide Club at her home on North Seventh street. Prizes for high score during the afternoon were awarded to Mrs. Ed Boknecht and Mrs. Harry Merry. At the closg of the game, a delicious lunch was served in two courses by the hostess. The next meeting will he held in two weeks with Mrs. Harry Merry. TWELVE-YEAR-OLD CELEBRATES THIRD BIRTHDAY Master Edward Lose, age twelve years, celebrated his third birthday anniversary, Wednesday afternoon, from four until seven o’clock, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lose, West Elm street. Eighteen boy friends gathered to assist in the celebration. Tables were arranged in the living rooms of tlie home and the youngsters enjoyed a series of seven game of Rhum. Herbert Foos was the winner and was rewarded with a lovely prize. At six o'clock, the doors of the dining room were opened and the children beheld a long table, with tall tapers glowing at either end. In the center, three birthday cakes, one for each birthday, rere arranged in a semi-circle. On aeh cake, four candles burned, representative of the real age of the bniored guest. In the semicircle

HIS RHEUMATISM VANISHED SINCE HE GOT KONJOLA Indorses New Medicine For Benefit Os Others Who Suffer ly x # MR. PHILLIP J. JOHNSON "1 am entirely ftee of rheumatism since I have finished a treatment of Konjola and I want to indorse it for the benefit of others who suffer from this dreadful ailment,” said Mr. Phillip J. Johnson, Route 2, Box 184, Huntington. Ind. “I had bden suffering for two years and finally had to give up my work. The pains centered in my arms and legs so that I could hardly walk, and tho joints of my knees and elbows were swelled up and so stiff that 1 couldn’t bend them without terrible agony. I was on crutches most of the time and just before I got Konjola I was so' crippled up that I couldn't leave the house. "Konjola fixed me up tine. I have pul my crutches away and never miss a day from my work anymore. All the swelling and stiffness is gone and there is never the slightest ache or pain anywhere in my body. 1 am out of misery for the first time in four years and give all the credit to Konjola.” Konjola is sold in Decatur at Smith. Yager X- Falk's drug store aud by all tho best druggists in all towns throughout this section.

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formed by the cakes, the year 1928 was spelled out with colored Easter n ggs Covers at the table were laid for the eighteen children. After enjoying u delicious dinner served by Mis. Ix»se, a contest furnished entertatument. nnd Charles Duvld Ehinger was the victor. An Easter egg hunt, the final feature of the afternoon, was wou by Charles Cook. The youngsters departed with a vain wish that Master Edward could have a birthday every' year Instead of every four years. bertha Baughman CELEBRATES FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Although 20 years old, Miss Bertha Baughman celebrated her fifth birthday anniversary Wednesday, February 29. Miss Baughman was an honored guest at a dinner Wednesday evening, at her home nn West Madison street. Covers at the table were laid for Mrs. Frank Fisher, Miss Ireta Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bouifas, Mr ami Mrs. C. E. Baughman and Miss Bertha Baughman. The honored guest was the recipient of sevural cards and presents, among them a gorgeous bouquet of roses. SLIDES SHOWN AT W.C.T.U, MEETING Thrty-six members were present, Tuesday afternoon, at the meeting of the W.r.T.U. held in the Library

Why be satisfied with less [ than Buick when Buick is priced so low You can buy a Buick closed car for as little as 01195, f.o.b. factory. In fact, you can have your choice of three popular Buick models at this low price— Sedan, Coupe or Sport Roadster. These cars offer everything that is Buick— The princely luxury and beauty of lowswung bodies by Fisher. The supreme riding comfort of Buick cantilever springs, Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorbers, and form-fitting tailored seats. The brilliant performance of the famous Buick six-cylinder Valve-in-Head engine. Come in! Let us put a Buick at your disposal for a trial. SEDANS $1195 to $1999 ' COUPES $ 1195 to $ 1850 SPORT MODELS $ 1195 to $1 52 5 M trial I. b- Finn, Mich.. fermmrnt tax to br adJrd. Tbo G.M.A.C, plan, the mo ft Jesirabde, is avaiiablo. $ 1195 F. 0.8. FACTORY W.j-D. Porter Corner First & Jackson Streets Phone 123 WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM I THE CORT TONIGHT ONLY | IK STi FRANK MERRILL S EHrJ The World’s Champion Athlete, in “UNKNOWN DANGERS” S A thrill picture of a new type. Mystery, love, action, ¥ eMI drama mingling with comedy. You’ll like it. ADDED—The next of the Collegian Series. Also News I 10c— 25c' || UE Friday & Saturday—Tom Mix in “Silver Valley.” Uj jyi= Sunday & Monday—“ Flying Romeos.” sic | THE ADAMS Theatre | I TONIGHT ONLY I “ONCE AND FOREVER” | with Patsy Ruth Miller, Johnny Harion fl”! and a good supporting cast. Hl A Drama filled with Emotion and Human interest. pft A Beautiful Idyll of Love. A Screen Classic. Also—Max Davidson and Jimmy Finlayson de gS in “FIGHTING FATHERS.” 31 S 10c 25c g FRIDAY ONLY- NIGHT LIFE" with Alice Day, John Hamm, |Uj2 Be Eddie diibben Walter Hiers and a marvelous supporting aj cast. A WoiHb'ri'ul Production. 3Q 31 SUNDAY & MONDAY—GRETA GARBO in “THE DIVINE WOMAN” With Lure llaimon and Luv.cll Sheiniaii

Auditorium. Mrs. C. E. Hocker presided over the program. Devotional* were given by Mrs. W. F. Beery, after wlch a round table discussion was held, which was of educational significance H. M. Gard, a representative of the No-Tobacco League, was present, and showed some slides accompanied by a lecture. The next meeting of the W.C.T.U. will be a program meeting and will be hold In two weelys. LOCALS Miss Dessolee Chester attended a Leap Year Formal Dance at the Van Wert County Club, Wednesday evening. Come on boys, lets take our eouts off and put Old Home Week over. You oaii do it if you will. Abe Boch, 622 Lavina street, was slightly injured when two automobiles collided at State and Sherman streets yesterday. His injury was treated at St. Joseph hospital. —Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette. Charley Brown, one of the best . known men of Geneva, is a patient at the Adams County Memorial hospital where he is improving from an illness with yellow jaundice. Miss Irene Brandt of the O. K. Beauty Shop went to Fort Wayne today where she is taking instruc ttons in permanent waving.

Zimmerman’s Drug Shop- John Z BZ erman ’ Predigested Romance! Police and Fountain News Every so often something happens In this country that makes us wonder if after all we're not after all Just a set of KIDS way down SODAS get cocky 'bout this time* underneath the hide. The latest example tending to prove this phll- of year. osophy la the 25 year old Princeton graduate who haa written a story And strut about all full of cheer; called "The Royal Road to Ilomunce." They feel that they’re real All this ehap did was to start after. leaving school and on an Ini- M , M()|u< . so t) „ ol( , Ume tlul capital of |,5 TAKE A TltJl* AROUND THE WOULD! He sought "bur" NOT the deep dusty paths of the orthodox European “tripper,'• but edged along paths seldom foot-marked by human travelers. And It la They know the law that bucks THIS fact which seems to have made his story GOOD and made HIM them up a figure ot ROMANCE among us more atald and placid onlookers. Volstead who sU>uz tho I have read thia atory and certainly It enthralls and thrills. (I’m NOT Ana VOWteaa, lie who slew llto trying to sell you the book, either.) LUr, That cheered and made us feel so The point 1 see In It and Which EVERY ONE of us can appreciate f| ne Is the outstanding FACT that It took real, complete throughly buUb- A , 2 ~ . w ii| ~ra-„vC Ung HEALTH tw accomplish what ho did! No m an who had LESS Al,< 101 *"><-» ‘OlKs Will dlwajs j than thin could have survived the astounding adventures he handled pine. EASILY! In other words HEALTH for him meant SUCCESS! He win, But CI'MMONIN—ANYhow! able AT WILL to meet an emergency FACE a crisis, DO the Impos- —, ~, ~ s Bible, because ho had this superlative health! Irritated Bladders’ What l« YOUR rating on thin HEALTH question? Are you sliding K * along on two cylinders, an engine full of carbon, valves ncedln< Ptnslar, Huehn and Palmetto <’<>nigiiiiding, no oil and a pour grade of gas? » pound ia a long known and thoroughly PItnVKN remedy for Who not study what the drug store lias to offer? Even if >ou DO sufferers from Idadih r dlMonk’i’N. ‘hate to tiikf medicine’ it’s a blamed sight caslre t" KI’iHP health r<>iniiil < i ini' th-t • than tu BUILD health! Especially after it’s been mistreated! ' r j The Headache! / jr be chnrmeii and delighted Io 4 t, /• furnish a headache remedy that will K a rj . I remove it quite neatly. I have some C/AC'-t’O’ -T- C- men , t! fC ''‘" 1 remedlCs f '"' this ul ‘- O ~~ Poor, Poor Adam John does wander around a sub- CA I In t like a cooper rotMld h barrel. i UVv. 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