Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 80, Decatur, Adams County, 3 April 1928 — Page 5

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CLUB CALENDER Tu««day I T ,| Kappa. Mrs. Harry Knapp. 8:00 ■ peasant Mills IL 8. Lyceum Number Guild. Clara Ellen Mumna 7:30 !’• M. Rvbeirah Benefit Party, 1. O. O. F. Jail, after lodge. p s i iota Xi Sorority, Pot-luck Sup K>r Mrs. Leigh Bowen, 5:30 pm. Carpe Dfem Club. Mrs. Robert Krick :30 P. M. Dutiful Daughters. Mrs. Harry Cos •It 7:30 P. M. C. L. of C, Kr »f C. Hall, after hurch W. M. S. Reformed Church, 2:30 ■„ M. Wednesday Bobo Epworth I/'ague Play, 3:00 M. Potluck Supper, Presbyterian Jlnirch, 6:30 P. M. Needle and Thimble Club, Mrs. jregg McFarland, 2:00 P. MSalem Ladies Aid Society, Mrs. Hgnes Carver. Thursday Everready Class M. E. Sunday School, postponed. Womans Relief Corps, Yoeman fell. 1:30 P. M. Calvary Ladies Aid. Calvary 'hurch, 1:00 P. M. Methodist W. H. M. S., Mrs. Al Jurdg, 2:30 P. M. Presbyterian Missionary Society, Mrs. C. C. Pumphrey, 2:30 P. M. Saturday Pleasant Mills Baptist church Easter social. France store room. Easter Egg Sale, Mutschler Meat Market. Sunday Pleasant Mills Alumni, School house 1:00 P. M. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical church will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the church parlors. Mrs. George Dutcher. Jr., will be the leader for the afternoon and Mrs. Ed Macy, Mrs. Dick Roop and Mrs. Joe Palmer will :be hostesses. , . — - : The Baptist Woman's Society wiH meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of -Mrs. Ira Boodle for a business meeting. The annual election of officers will be held and every member is urged to be present. TO PRESENT MINSTREL SHOW The Junior-Senior Class of the Monmouth high school is planning to give a Minstrel Show at the Monmouth school building next Monday and Tuesday nights, April 9 and 10. Plays, music and minstrel jokes will feature the program which promises to be most entertaining. DATES SET FOR GRADUATION EVENTS The dates which have been set for the Junicr-Senidr reception and for the Bae, (laureate address of the Mothmouth high school have been announced. The Junior-Senior reception will be held Friday, April 13, and the Baccalaureate address will be held April 15. The commencement will bo held at the school building on April 19. The Monmouth graduates were in Decatur today, having their picture# taken for the class picture. MRS FRISTO READS RESEARCH CLUB PAPER Mrs. James Fristoe read an interesting Paper, Monday afternon, before • 'e members of the Research Club at t ie home ol Mrs. Charity Hooper on North Second street. "Hurdles of the lluman Race" was the topic upon " m .1 Mrs. Fristoe based her remarks Sub-topics were given as follows: "Bethovenjjne hundred years ago", Mrs. attic Haubold; “Pioneers of the Air", Lindbergh", and “The French Avia--1)1 Mrs. Charity Hooper; “The Canailuin Hero .. Mrs prank *«les boy Dean", Mrs. Nellie Haney; ' Those Good old days," Mrs. Dau pi .tug. Pollowing the paper, refresh“ftt's of candy were passed. The meet'■A next week wil be hold with Mrs. rrank Downs and Mrs. Jesse Sutton 1 ,liive charge of the paper. 'he Everready class of (ho Metho- ' ‘ iindky school has postponed the ' luck supper, which was to have J mi held Thursday night, at the Hurl I‘u" fe L7 orth tcsidmiee, until next The change was made beeawe “ he services which will begin to- ' at the Methodist church and cone during the remainder of the week. Miss Veronica Anker arrived home ah „ , ,erno ‘"L frcni Plymouth, where diiri tdClles in schools, for a visit llle renla hider of the week •i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. 'er O n Winchester street. 'he Ladies of the Pleasant Mills w Pt tst church wi:< hold an Easter wcial and bazaar at the France store

room, Saturday night. April 7. The patronage of the public is solicited. On account of the funeral o( Dr. Ben F. Beavers, the meeting of the Shakespeare Clnh which was to have been held Wednesday afternoon, has been postponed until Wednesday, April 11. The meeting will be held with Mrs. J. L. Kooher at that time and Miss Rose Christen and Mrs. Dan Tyndall will have charge of the program. The Woman's Relief Corps will meet Thursday afternoon, at 1:30 o'clock at the Yoeman Hall. The First Juvenile Symphony Orchestra of the Presbyterian church will not meet for practice this week. Parents are requested to please take notice. o * HOSPITAL NOTES * K ¥¥¥**'¥¥¥¥** M Chas. Yager, 729 South 28th StSouth Bend, Indiana, underwent a minor oiperation for the removal of his tonsils, here this morning. Frank Keller, 715 Walnut street, underwent a major operation, Monday. Billy Archbold, 104 South 11th street, underwent an operation, Monoay for the removal of his tonsils. Mr. aim Mrs. Alva Railing, Decatur route three, are the parents of a girl baby which was born, Sunday, A»pril 1, 1928, at the Adams County Memorial hospital. The little miss has been named Helen Maxine. Mrs. Ernest Tope, 806 Washington street, is receiving treatment at the local hospital for burns which she received while starting a fire with kerosene. Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson are the parents of a boy baby which was born this morning, April 3, 1928, at the Adams County Memorial hospital.

Personal? Miss Angie Firka and Miss Jeanette Clark motored to Fort Wayne, today. Joe Bebout, former Decatur high school athlete, and a member of the Butler freshman basketball squad, is home for a week's Easter vacation visit. , Wilson Beery, rural mail carrier, who has been seriously ill for the last two weeks with complications resulting from influenza, was able to sit up for a short interval for the first, today Mr. Beery is now on the road to recovery. Monroe Fuhrman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fuhrman of this city, who has been ill with influenza for the last several days is greatly improved today. The commonest mistake o’ all is thinkin' a hat’ll do fer another season, i don't know why we still call 'em th' weaker sex, unless its because they nag fer a man t' spade up th’ flower beds. — Abe Martin. Indianapolis News. —o —— WISCONSIN AND NEW YORK HOLD PRIMARIES TODAY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE! opening guns of a battle to the finish for a 100 iper cent Al Smith delegat, on to the Democratic national convention Are expected at the biennial .state convention in this city today. Mrs. William R. Fattangall, Maines member of the Democratic woman s committee for nine years and an avowed candidate for delegate to the Houston convention, lias come out openly for Senator Thomas Walsh, Democrat, a dry candidate. — o A. D. Suttles Appointed Receiver For Local Store A. D. Suttlers. cf this city, has been appointed receiver of tiie Fred Koller grocery store in this city. The appointment was made by the referee in bankruptcy in the Federal court at Fort Wayne. o— ■ — — Huntington County Man Ends Life By Hanging Huntington. Ind. April 3-tlN6>— Despondent over the outlook for a dependent old age, William L. Zemp. 76, hanged himself in a barn of the. Francis Hotel property at Roanoke near here. The tragedy was discovered by F. D. Steele. oStork Is Monarch Dunkirk, Ind,. April 3 —(U.R) I he stork Is monarch here. During March there were three births and not one death. ; . ,».w--o ' — Get the Habit—Trade at Horne, it Pay>

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1928.

SHUMAKER AND GILLIOM MIX Indianapolis, Aprill 3.-(U.R)—Deny-ing tnat the ku klux klan had backed him politically in 1924, Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom today struck l»ack at alleged statements made by E. S. Shumaker, superintendent of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League, and in so doing he branded Shumaker's "charges" as "infernal falsehoods.” Shumaker, in a letter made public in South Bend, stated “I am informed that his (Gilliom's) nomination at the state convention was due to the influence of D. C. Stephenson, who became his champion.” "Emphatically, I have never been linked up with the ku klux klan,” GilHorn said. Shumaker's letter came as a surprise In view of the fact that it was generally thought that the klan had opposed Gillloni and Gilliom has given credence to this belief by his incessant fighting of the hooded order. The Shumaker letter, which was presented to the South Bend Ministerial association, was written to the Rev. William Brandon, Shumaker said. “1 did not know for what purpose the Itetter was to be used,” the dry leader continued, “but it was perfectly satisfactory with me for Mr. Brandon to present it to the Ministerial Association at South Bend. I don't really know. that Stephenson supported Gilliom but I have heard that such was the case and I believe it.” o Mrs. Boodhue Improing Northampton, Mass., April 3—(INS) —Mrs. Lemira Goodhue, mother of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, was said to be showing some improvement at Dick-inson-Cooley Hospital today. Her daughter visits her frequently. o W. H. Eichhorn Undergoes Appendicitis Operation Bluffton. April 3—(INS)-W. 11. Eichhorn, prominent Bluffton attorney, underwent an operation for appendicitis at 10 o'clock last night, at the Wells county hospital. His condition was reported favorable today. o FOR SALE — Decatur Quality Baby Chicks, hatching Monday and Tuesday every week. Place your order now on these Quality Chicks for April and May to get them on your preferred date. The Decatur Hatchery, Decatur, Ind. Phone 497. 80-3 t ■■■' o—>—■ ■ FOR SALE —Manchu Soy Beans, and 1 Deering 8 ft. cut and one 7 foot cut. Will sell either one. Byron Whittredge, two miles south of Pleasant Mills. 80-3tx o—

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Lindbergh Expected To Reach San Diego Today Santa Barbara, Calif., April 3.—(INS) —His privacy closely guarded, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was expected to take off for San Diego today. The trans-Atlantic aee landed at a private air field here late yesterday afternoon, stilling fears for his safety which arose from rumors of a fallen plane in the Imperial Valley and from his failure to appear in San Diego, where he was expected. Col. Lindbergh, though reticent, manifested enthusiasm with regard to the new airplane which awaits him at San Diego. The craft was constructed to his order by the B F. Mahoney company, of San Diego, builders of the "Spirit of St. Louis." o Millionaire And Family Held Prisoners By Bandits Chicago April 3 — (INS) — Henry Bartholomay, Jr., Millionaire clubman and social leader, his wife, child, and servants were held prisoners for three hous today in their home at Winnetka fashionable North Shore suburb, by three bandits who escaped with *15.O<H» in loot and Bartholomay's private automobile. The bandits had broken Into the house and were waiting whep the family returned from a vfsit. Each member of the household, except Hartholomay, was bound and gagged, by threats of torturing his wife and child to death the bandits forced Bartholomay to list his valuables and point out their hiding places. o Report Is Denied Washington, April 3 —(lNS)— Reports that Secretary of state Kellogg would soon resign were emphatically denied at the White house today.

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One Man Killed In Cicero Election Brawl Chicago. April 3,—(lNS)— Shortly after one man was reported shot and killed and two others badly beaten in a Cicero election brawl, police staged a running liattle with five alleged gangsters in an automobile and after a score of shots had been fired captured them. In the machine t|ie police found a small arsenal. Police stood on the running board of their squad ear and fired bullets into the gas tank of the gangster machine. The machine containing the five men was finally forced into the curb. But It Made Hittory The Mayflower was a ship of 180 tons.

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