Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 190, Decatur, Adams County, 11 August 1928 — Page 3

([NEW NEWS --- Mrs. r . J ■ lick t Mrs Martin Jul,prg ,° f D r Mr ""in? Wednesday evening in catur. si* 1 flene' 8 ' .> Mrs Harl Hollingsworth ai yleb»nd concert here Wed“Sc Su"o” g <-f Decatur W.R in Ge0 thp first part of the *mk. i ff,y . number of compliments were f‘ * iv»Ane,(iav evening. * aV .\v i ale. F. N > lab * and Mr ”’ cla b ra Anderson were at Decatur Mon"‘ir and Mrs. Knntx. of Akron Ohio ailing on friends here WednesJi Mt! ’untz was formerly Lenh is'.’John Miller and daughter Mary were in Preble, Sunday Mi,a Andria MaeWhinney spent two ! da y, in the country with the Brennen ,a J!* ly a nd Mrs. Ralph Pontius hape returned from a two weeks motor trip Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Reasoner and daughter Imogene and Mr. and Mrs. F n. Hale and Mrs. Mason motored to Knightstown last Sunday. Rev. and .Mrs. Barton were at Angola Monday attending a funeral . Joseph Anderson and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Arch Haughton were at Monroe Tuesday evening. Henry Muth and family and Mrs. Kenneth Showemaker were at Springfield. Ohio this week. W. D. Cross, Jr., was an Indlanapois caller this week. * BERNE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cook, of Muncie. Mr. and Mrs. John Marshal) and family, of Jefferson township, wore visitors at the John Abnet home Sunday. Lores Marshall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall who was home on furlough from the U. S. Navy, left Sunday night for Brooklyn, N. Y. to continue his duties. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Foreman and daughter Edith, who have been visiting friends and relatives in Berne and Van Wert. Ohio, for the last.few weeks left Monday morning for their home in Lakeland, Florida. Mrs. Robert Huser. of Fort Wayne, spent the week-end with her mother. Mrs. R. J. Abnet, east of town, and her brother J W. Abnet, in Berne. She was accompanied to Fort Wttyne by Jack and Mary Ellen Parr. ’ Miss Judith Bixler, of Fort Wayne visited her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bliler here, Sunday. jp. Ramseyer, of the Missionary church association and wife, of Fort Wayne, were in Berne over Sunday to conduct the farewell services of Miss Fanny Schindler, who will sail for Africa this week. The Misses Lucille and Earlene Baumgartner and Victor and John Nussbaum were business visitors at Bluffton Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs John Kirchhofer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kirchhofer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Moser and family spent Sunday at the Joe Sticky and Jesse Yoder homes at woodburn. Miss Helen Egle ia 3pen( i illg t he Marion" 1 ' 11 Marjorle Farley at Mr an,] MrS . Wesley Lehman, Mr. ■d Mrs. Alvin Kennel and family visOhinu ? nClnna,i and Middletown, IMr KZn ay f They ViSite *’ at the hora « Mi- Kennels parents at Middletown, and famti M • Leonard Daumgartner ret rn 1- ' aU< ' Mrs ' Archle Darr weeks vLr at " r ‘ iay eVeni,lg after a Mss t> 10,1 at Three Rlvers - Mich. I, ‘“ i nU Luginbil1 ’ of Edith £t. SeVeral da > >s Miss t »r ie were' l vku' IrV ' n Canen ’ of Deca ’ moihZrMrs °r.u With Mrs - Canen ' s Mis, Im i/ 1 ', th Lehnlan - Sunday. Lake. Mhm “ Lphman - of Mountain afternoon, h 6l-8 ' Wednesday Lehman for? . other ’ Mr «- wn for several weeks. 0 h. ~ OBITUARY ward Jaberg’and Pr b6rg ' 8 °" ° f Ed ’ born at • / lances Borne, was 1928. He was ’ i “ dialla - January 29, ia H °ly Cated t 0 ,be Lord He Passed ° n March 2 - 1928. Pwtedlv a,,! / B,ldden, y and unexaee of 6 nmnths l 1 ? 28 ’ reaching ‘-he o months and 2 days. an “ MrV ParßntS ’ Mr ‘ Wants. Mrs < berg: his Branda «<l Mrs. Christ n ne Jaberg ’ and Mr Smother Mr, p™ 8 ’ and a Breat ' °f friendsVn t 8 * K ° rte ’ and a Lowell F^ andrelatlvea - 1!le Cradle J as a lnen >her of Salehi Reform*,} I ? epartm ent of the There’s a hom . cburc 'h at Magley. Ab ove the hrt bl “ ttle Children Whe re brigbt blue sky, A ho ne 8 “ 8 relglls glory; No h on , r peaee and joy Norc e an°;^ ~h is like H. For every ?'“! U c °n»P a re, Nor ? 18 hap Py. d 4)6 happier there. , AA ve the r< brlght°hi llttle children And ah wh ght blue s ky, Shall wear it 0 . f ° r Jesus A crown . “ by an d by. Which ?! bri ßhtest glory, 011 those whnV" then beßtow And loved ht° Und bis favor ' ed his name below.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1928.

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