Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 158, Decatur, Adams County, 5 July 1928 — Page 7

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) CLUB CALENDER Thursday * Christian Ladies Aid Society, Mrs. George Squiers. 2 I*. M. Luncheon Bridge Club, Mrs. Dick Boch, 7; 30 P. M. Mt. Pleasant L. A. S., Mrs. Sam Fuhrmen, 1:30 pm. Calvary Ladies Aid Society, all-duy, church. r Everready class of M. E. S. S-, Mrs. Harve Baker, 7:30 P. M. W. M. S., Evangelical church, 2 p.m. Friday Ben Hur elettion; Hall; 8 I’. M. Pleasant Grove Missionary Society, 1:30 o'clock: Mrs. Francele Harvey. Methodist Motne Missionary society, Mrs. R. D. Myers 2:30 P. M. Tuesday Phoebe Bible Class of Reformed S. S., annual picnic, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Andrews. ENTERTAINS WITH CHOP SUEY DINNER As a farewell party for the daughter, Miss Helen JTorwin, who left yesterday for Bay City, Michigan, where she ■ will spend the summer, Mrs. Maude Dorwin entertained with a most delicious chop suey dinner. Tuesday evening, at the Dorwin home on North First street. Covers were laid for Miss Eleanor Pumphrey. Miss Harriet Wallace, Miss Mildred Worthman, Miss Leanna Vance. Miss Gretchen Schafer, Miss Ruth Engle. Mrs. Dick D. Heller, Miss Mary Kathryn Schug. and Miss Helen Dorwin. ATTENDED WEDDING AT MENDON, OHIO Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Miller, of this * city, and Mr. Charles Schank and two daughters, residing near tills city, motored to Mendon, Ohio. Saturday afternoon, where they attended the wedding of Mr. Schank's grand-daugh-ter, Miss Martha Fishpaugh, to Mr. Paul Mennemann, of Columbus, Ohio. The ceremony was solemnized at four o’clock Saturday afternoon, in", the First Methodist church at Mendon, by the groom's father, the Rev. Paul Mennemann, Sr., of Columbus. bridfc is a daughter of Dr. and Mrrf. Fishpaugh, of Mendon. Mr. Mennemann is instructor of Scientific Farming at Ohio State University, at olumbus. INVITATIONS ISSUED FOR BRIDAL SHOWER Mrs. Carrie Haubold, Mrs. P. Bryce Thomas and Mrs. Janies R. Blair have issued invitations for a dinner Bridge and miscellaneous shower to be given Saturday evening, July 7. 1928, at the Blair home oh South Third street. The party is complimentary to Miss Angie Firka whose marriage to Mr. Byford Macy will be an event of July 20. ENTERTAINS GUESTS ON FOURTH OF JULY Mr. and Mrs. Dan Zeser and daughter Joanne, had as their guests over the Fourth of July, at dinner ami supper. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gass and daughter Beatrice, of this city, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ehgleking and children Marguerite and Billy, of Fort Wayne, and Wm. and Ed Zeser. ENJOY PICNIC AT SUNSET PARK Mr. and Mrs. Wm Linn and daughter Marjorie Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kirsch. Mr. and Mis. Frank Braun. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gent is and son Bobby and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Lenhart, comprised a party who enjoyed a picnic supper, Wednesday evening, at Sun Set Park. ENTERTAINS GUESTS AT DINNER Mrs. Johanna Braun and daughter Stella, entertained at dinner, last evening, at their home 604 Nuttman avenue, sot the following guests: Mrs. Joseph Braun and daughter Alice, of Toledo. Ohio; and Mrs. Henry Faurote and son Anthony, Mrs. Catherine Schafer, and Mrs. J. C. Miller, of this city. The women of the Mooseheart Legion will meet at the home tonight at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. DELTA THETA TAUS INITIATE NEW MEMBERS The Delta Theta Tan Sorority held initiatory services. Tuesday evening, at the home of Miss Jeanette Clark, North Second street, for the following pledges, Misses Helen Schmitz. Mary Margaret Voglewede, Winifred Arnold and Isabel Neptune. It was voted, during a business session, that all social activities of the sorority would be deferred for a period of thirty days, out of respect for the late Beatrice Keller, former active sorority member. Miss Irene Holthouse, social delegate to the Delta Theta Tau national convention at Little Rock, Arkansas, gave an official report vt the convention, as follows: ‘‘Th* twenty-third annual national conveniion of the Delta Theta Tau -1

' Sorority, opened Thursday morning nt the Hotel Marion, Little Rock, Arkansas, with 202 delegates from Arkansas, Indiana, Ohio, Missouri, WashIngtoig California, Kentucky, Illinois, West Virginia, Colorado, Michigan, and lowa, representing an active membership of 3,500 girls. “The Social Service report of the Sorority showed that, $10,427.16 had ben expended for charitable purposes during the year by the various chapters. The Sorority, which is philanthropic and non-collegiate, supports a mountain school in the Caney Creek Community at Pippa Pass, Kentucky. A total of $957.87 was contributed to the school by the national organization during tlie last year, besides donations of clothing, books, games, etc., which were provided by the individual chapters, GO children having attended this school. "The convention will be held next year at West Baden. Indiana, with the Illinois Chapters as hostesses. "Social activities of the convention included a Pirate Biuiquet at the Hotel Marion, a trip to Hot Springs, with luncheon at the Arlington Hotel, a City Federation Tea and a dance at the Rainbow Gardens. “Vera Townsend, Lawrenceville, Illinois, was elected as National Sorority president for the coming year.” FOURTH OF JULY FAMILY GATHERING The home of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Dierkes, on North Thirteenth street, was the scene of a happy gathering on the evening of July 4. Those present were: Mrs. Whelimina Dierkes, Mrs. Lulie Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Walters and son Edward. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dierkes, Mrs. Bessie Ward, Mr. John Dierkes, Mr. Raymond Walters, Mr. Albert Aiirand, Mr. John Walters, Miss Anna Dierkes. and Miss Opal Walters. Later in the evening, the hostess served refreshments of ice-cream and cake. * o Personals Miss Lavon Christener, residing south of Decatur, has gone to Bloomington. on business. Miss Christener received her A. B. degree in music at Indiana University in June. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller motored to Rensselaer for an over the Fourth j of July visit at the Van R. Grant home They were accompanied by Russell Grant who had been their guest here far a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Janies Arnold have teturned home from Indianapolis, where they visited sot a few days and looked after business interests. “Oh, lie’s gone an' married one o’ them little, spindly, modern can openers,” said Mrs. Em Moots t’day, when asked about hei sou Lionel. Tell Binkley says th’ greatest labor savin’ machine th’ farmer has found yet is th’ automobile, but Tell has alius knocked th’ fanner. —Abe Martin, Indianapolis News Albeit Mutschler. Mr. and Mrs. Glen All Worn Out by Stomach Trouble Says He Eats Anything Now, and 9 Has Pep and Health. People who are suffering from the pangs of stomach trouble and indigestion will be glad to read how Frank Baker, 625 Keasley St., South Bend, Ind., quickly overcame these agonizing afflictions. He writes as follows: “Since over a year ago, I have had a bad case of stomach trouble that just wore me out. I had sick spells that left me weak, dizzy and nervous. My appetite was very poor, and after meals the food would not digest, but felt like a rock in the pit of my stomach. I had burning pains in my stomach and would belch up hot, sour gases. I could not sleep at night even though I was all tired out. In the morning, I got up feeling weaker and worse than when I went to bed. I lost weight and hath no pep at all. The first and only relief came when I started taking Viuna. Almost at once I began to get well. I took it regularly and soon felt like a different The ’bilious attacks and burning pains stopped, my appetite came back, and my digestion im- I proved wonderfully. I can eat heart- I ily again with no gas, and no rock- i like sensation ip my stomach. My ! nerves are steady, I sleep splendidly every night, and feel full of pep when ’ I get up. Life sure looks different j for me since I got back to health, and I’m mighty thankful to Viuna.” Viuna acts promptly on sluggish bowels, lazy liver* and weak kidneys. It purifies the blood, clears the skin, restores appetite and digestion, and brings new strength and energy to the whole body. Take a bottle on trial. Then if you’re not glad you tried Viuna, your money will be refunded. $1 at druggists or mailed postpaid j by Iceland Medicine Co., Indianapolis, Ind. VIUNA The Wonder Medicine Sold By CALLOW & KOHNE j

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1928

Jaeksn, and Mrs. E W. Jackson, motored to CroHtlinb, Ohio, Wednesday, where they Joined Mrs. Albert Mutschler ami son Bobby in a visit with relatives ami friends. Mrs. Mutschler anil little sort returned home with them, having visited for several days in Cleatline. Mi. and Mrs. James West veld and Dr. and Mrs. Fred Patterson motored •to Oakwood Park, Lajce Wnwaaee, for the Fourth. Mr., and Mrs. Charles Colter and daughter Leah, were visitors over the Font th of July, at the Oakwood Park Hotel, Lake Wnwasee. Mis Justine Hocker Don Farr and Carrol Cole of this city and Miss Helen Thurston, of Bluffton, spent the Fourth of July at Russels Point, Ohio. G. E. Morrill, of Fort Wayne, returned to his home after spending the past week in the Mrs. G. Christener home south of this city. Herbert Fuhrman and Sylvan Baker motored to Rome City for the Fourth. The Misses Geraldine Hower, Helen Schmidt and Harriet Wallace and the Messrs. Clarence Beavers, Luzern Uhtick, and Glen Beavers spent the Fourth at Rome City. Mrs. A. L. Glaus and son Robert, of | Miuenapolls, Minnesota, has arrived | in this city for a visit with Dr. and j Mrs. Glen Neptune. North Fifth street. Mrs. Glanz is a sister of Mrs. Nep- ( tune. Miss Helen Gass, of this city, and I Messrs. George Andrews and Edward ' Miller, of Fort Wayne, motored to Lake Janies yesterday, and visited with Miss Helen Blakey at the Blakey summer home. Miss Helen Dorwin left Wednesday for Bay City, Michigan, where she will join a group of her schoolmates from DePailW University, and spend the summer -months working in one of tlie leading hotels at Bay City. Mr. O. L. Vance attended a meeting of tlie United Clothing Buyers Association, which was held in Fort Wayne, today. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dugan and daughter Miss Helen, have returned home from a trip through the eastern states and Canada. Julius Fried, of Cleveland, Ohio, was a Thursday business visitor in this city. Mt> and Mrs. Clem Kortenber of this city, Mr. and Mrfc. Ernest Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Latarto and sons lames and John, of Fort Wayne, comprised a patty who spent tlie Fourth of July at Tri Lakes. David Adams, of tlie Daily Democrat, visited his mother at Albion, Michigan, over the Fourth. George Morris and Larry McFarren, of Bluffton, were business visitors in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kist, of Portland, visited here on the Fourth. FEEL DIZZY?! t / It’s a siga at BiEiousnesn. | ■x. - ~-S This means your IJver is S I 25 Doses 'I?” I

I ; —- —— -- - - in—miii iiiiwm -“i ii ir ADAMS JULY&h I Edward B. Baldwin PRESENTS His Dramatic Conception of “ONE MINUTE AFTER DEATH” WITH CLARA BOW > EVERY HUMAN HE \RT WILL THRILL: NEVER BEFORE SUCH A STARTLING SUBJECT QUEERED TO YOU. The portable electric chair which will be on exhibition at the ADAMS and different locations in the city is made identically the same as the ones used in all states where the death penalty is inflicted. fe A 4k w . z\ ? \ KHfSjfe. HiM / • **l ; i ;.:z .■ . f ’ . / I Zi. ■' fn I U* Xsti'vWv ■■■ <■%'” \ *4 F¥ MBr> UvS***' -., A "X w..#( ~„JaSr > ? sUZ'-t Admission 10c and 25c 7:00 and 8:45 aaaaHKKaaaaKKauaJ I

County Fair Grounds To Become Golf Course Rushville, Ind., July 5. <U.R>—The Rush county hoard of commissioners' have agreed to having tlie old fair grounds here converted into a golf course. The new course, which will take In 25 acres, formerly used as the Rush county fair grounds, is about one and one halt miles from the city and promoters believe, will afford a place for local enthusiasts to play their golf Instead of having to go to other nearby towns where they have golf courses. Oliver Cartmel, Halbert Brown, Vir gil Moffett and Robert L. Newkirk, local business men are the promoters of the golf course, and have been working to gain membership to the club. Chifrter members are being charged $5 in order to obtain finances for the erection of a clubhouse and the working of the ground The course has eight holes, the

| THE ADAMS Theatre | R ’ Last Time Tonight SR H “THE LEGION OF THE CONDEMNED” S 31 with Gary Cooper, Fay Wray and an excellent supporting cast. *JI i From every corner of the World they came —that valiant band of | HJ6 youths whose last illusion and first women were dim memories. US! They h=d tried everything in life but death and death they eager31 ly courted! A sensational mystery-melodrama of the air! affl jfp Also—Children of the Stars in “Young Hollywood.’’ S 10c —25c Hi ■ m ee is?! FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY—CLARA BOW in QU “ONE MINUTE AFTER DEATH.” 311 MS SUNDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY—WALLACE BEERY and HJU , RAYMOND HATTON in “WIFE SAVERS”—IOc-25c | THE CORT ij Sri) Keep Cool and Comfy. New Cooling System Installed. at Last Time Tonight g S WM. BOYD and BESSIE LOVE JjF in a big Pathe attraction, $ “DRESS PARADE” £ He was a fighting man and when he realized he had a rival he UEa renewed his vows to win her love at any cost. She admired, UK j nra then scorned, but she coud not forget him —came the day when ryf an] love filled her heart, then— A forceful drama of West Point — ST 'HR a story ot exquisite chatm and appeal—a picture you've long. JJ. I been looking for. (Uc “HIS MAIDEN VOYAGE ”, Comedy. NEWS. gC jfi 10c —25c tye iSg FRIDAY AND SATURDAY—Hoot Gibson in “RIDING FOR yr 131 FAME.” ALSO Tht First Episode of the New Serial, 31 ■|Ue “HAUNTED ISLAND.”

longest being 450 yards and the shortest 150 yards. Plenty of natural hazards are witnessed on the course as the trees and knolls are thick. The . cups and Hags are now in position and promoters believe the course will develop into one of tlie “sportiest” courses in this vicinity. The sole reason for the golf course here, the business men say, is to create home-town interest and to furnish this city's golfers a place to play Instead of having them drive twenty miles to another golf course. Cow Gives Birth To Third Set Os Twins In Less Than 3 Years Roachdale, Ind.. July S—(INSI5 —(INSI Giving birth to a third set < f twin calves in less than three years, a cow on the farm of Ham Dixon, near here, is belived to have set a record in his county. All six of the calves lived and are apparently normal.

I Special Purchases for | FRI.andSAT. I REAP These SAVINGS I I OVERALLS STRAW HATS I g Mens Overalls, triple stitch Mens Straw Hats in a good ’ led suspender back, in 220 sdec(ion ((f co | orv<l b . |n(J »• sg white back denim; sold § g regular for $1.50. Special regular $2.50 value. July g M for July Clearance Sale Clearance Special I 87c 89c [ I UNDERWEAR Curtain Materials I Mens and Boys Athletic Rayon Marquisette Curtain Union Suits, regular 75c Material, yard wide, 50c value: July Clearance Sale value, yard 29c 19c I TENNIS SHOES WORK PANTS 1 Mens and Boys Reinforced Mens Work Pants in good Canvass Shoes with special heavy quality khaki cloth tread rubber soles, Brown value to $2.00; July Clear- ‘ or White ance Sale 4 79c 79c I FANCY PRINTS Boys Spart Shirts | in. wide, in light and Pongee .Colored Sport H dark patterns regular 25c Sh)| . ts f()r B<>vs jn aH sizcs J value. New shipment, , Br( | Values to SI.OO 14c 49c I WASH DRESSES SILK HOSE I Ladies Cool Summer Ladies Rayon Silk to the I i Dresses in pretty English j () p Hose, some wit h ■ Prints, flowered dimity', t the biggest selection in the pointed heel, regular 75c citv, Values to $2.50 value > 51.2!l 39c | Barefoot Sandals LADIES HOSE ■ Children’s Sandals, brown in a good calf, very flexible; all • summer weight sizes to 2. all colors 89c 19c I PLAY SUITS HARVEST HATS | Childrens Play Suits, short Mens and Boys sleeves and knee lengths, Harvest Hats, in size 2’s only Very Special 25c 19c | WORK SHIRTS CREEPERS I Mens good quality cham- Childrens Creepers in all BS bray Work Shirts, full cut, colors and sizes, g| regular 75c value regular SI.OO value gl 149c49c wiwwowinraiß i f MENS HOSE MUSLIN A good seamless Hose, A good quality of Un- ® suitable for dress bleached Muslin 36 inches » wide. Friday and Saturday go g| or work, pair Special 9c 7c I Trade and Save at the I The ECONOMY Store I Si DECATURS UNDERSELLING STORE

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