Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 218, Decatur, Adams County, 14 September 1928 — Page 5

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I CALENDER ■ Friday I Root T*P Home Economics Culb I Sale. Agricultural Tent. 9 a.m. ■ MK Saturday I MOPM Legionnaires Bake Sale. I schmitt Meat Market at 9 A. M. | Tuesday I v i of C. E Treasure Hunt. Meet I .tYangelieal Church at 6:15 PAI. I cL.of C. pot luck supper at K. of I r Hall at 6:30 o'clock. I civic Department womans Club, LiI brary. 7:30 P. M. E Wednesday I Young Matron's Club. Mrs. Alva I Lairson. 7:30 P. M. I The Civic Department of the WoI man's Club will meet Tuesday evenI jng at 7:30 o'clock at the Library. All I members are urged to be present as I the election of officers will be held I »t this meeting. I ENTERTAINS WITH I TWELVE O'CLOCK DINNER Mr and Mrs. Pat Costello and Mrs. I Elisabeth Costello entertained at a I twelve o'clock dinner of pretty apI pointments. Thursday, for the follow I lag guests: Mrs. Rosa talk, Mrs. Ar I thur Jones and little daughter Char I lotte. of Jonesboro, Arkansas: Mr and Mrs. John Garard, Mr. and Mrs Frank Rauh and little son Paul, of Toledo: and the Misses Gertie and Lena Holthouse, Virginia Holthouse and Louise Thomas, of this city. HONORED GUESTS AT NEPTU'E HOME Dr and Mrs. James Q. Neptune. 229 South Second street, have as their guests during Old Home Week, Honorable and Mrs. U. G. Denman, of Toledo. Ohio. Mrs. Denman was formerly Miss Frances Neptune, a sister of Dr. Neptune. Mr Denman is a prominent attorney in Toledo, and has had the honor cf serving as Attorney Genet al of the State of Ohio. He is what might be termed "a self made man" who has finally reached his goal at the top of the ladder of achievement. ANNUAL REUNION OF UHRICK FAMILY The second annual reunion of the I Uhrick families was held at the home of George Uhrick two miles south of Monroe, on Sept. 2 The forenoon was spent in exchanging greetings and a delirious dinner was served at noon under the shade trees. There were about 250 present. Officers were elected for the following year as follows; President. John Uhrick, secretary and treasurer. Edna Uhrick. Arrangement committee. Harvy Uhrick. D. C. Uhrick and Edward Baumgartner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Uhricl', Mr. and Mrs. Harry Uhrick, Mr. ami Mrs. James Uhrick and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clay and family, Mt. and Mrs. Frank Groves and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam White and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Uhrick. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Uhrick, of Dunkirk, Ind., Mr. Harvey Uhrick and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Uhrick, of Howe, Ind., Mr and Mrs. Roy Uhrick and family Mr and Mrs. John Uhrick and family Mr. and Mts.Glen Williams and family Mr. Dan Uhrick. Mr. Edward Edgar and Romey Baumgartner, Mr. S. L. Vhrick. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Young and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wiley, of Fort Wayne, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. John Troutner, Sturgis Mich., Mr. and Mrs. harles Jacobs. Huntington, Ind., Ait. ■b W. Vandemark, Flint Mich.. Mr. Honry Vandemark and family of Alma ■ 11 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Ross and tamily, Zanesville. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. • L. Uhrick. Athens, Mich. Mrs. Sarah 1.,,?'® 0 "’ Mrß ' L ' J Richard, Mr. Uhrick, Mr. and Mrs Freeman Portland. Ind, Mr. Charband Herman Uhrick. Red Key, Ind. Lim? ns r "' E " Uhriek an, ‘ tamilv Obl °- M, < and Mrs. James Laiand M* nd ? mily ’ Kokomo. Ind. Mr. Arth Mr ’' C ' V Brow “. Ohio City, Mr. *’ rick ’ Lima ’ Ohio ’ Mrs - Mal >e Detroit Mich., Mr. and Mrs. AlKenneth e k- a " d S ° nS ’ Mr ' and Mrs - Mrs inh u? and dii "B ht or. Mr. and catur Ind m and dan « hter - Heand Tamil M, _ r and Mrs - Geor 8 e Uhrick and 4 ® p y, . Mr - J ° Seph Uhrlck ‘ Mr. and Mrs’ R UMr“ ey and family > Mr ' L. B Fth„ R ' W ? tfe ' Monroe Ind., Mr. Ohio Mr • 6 i and . famlly - Beaver Dam. tally Ai, i Lessi ® Ritenour and faHarold F* rßon . Ind " Mr ' and Mrs. Mr and M* family ' Day,on ' Ohio, The Jeu?. P ' Mart,n ' ba «™. I»d„ « Bellmont n p? r “ n h<> ' ,i uext year the date t„ . Dec atur, Indiana. The owl , be anno «nced later. S. L Uhrick m . e “ ber Present was Mr. and the vn ° rt Wayne bein! t ™ Catherine infant'd"’ WaS Mary Kenneth k£ ° f meeting of X , w III WORKERS class Bobo u R c Workers class of the re ?ular busine s U « nday . SCh ° ol beld its at 'he home of t S ° Clal meetin K H °eneisen in n Mr ' and Mrs ' Fred nill 8. September^7' ° D Friday eve ’ , 1 '• A very interesting |

program was rendered as follows: readings, by Dltha Ainsworth and Ixirina Heath; song hy the class; > readings, hy Margaret Waltke, Mina ‘‘Hilton, and Grace Walters; duet, hy ; Hazel Chronister and Bertha Heath. •jAfter the business meeting the hostesses, Miss Fern Hoeneisen ami GrtsCe Walters, served refreshments consist--1 ■ ing of ice-cream and cake. Those present were: Mr. ami Mrs. W. F { Hilton, Mrs. A. N. Hilton', Mr. and Mrs. Milton Chronister, Mrs. Ida Chronister, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Walters, Mrs. Mary Shaffer. Mrs. ixivina Heath. Mrs. Harvey Waltke, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoeneisen, Hertha Heath. Fern Hoeneisen. Hary Hellen Peir son. Hoss Snell. Marjorie Chronister, Doliie and Kenneth Chronister, BernI ice Walters, Iris Hilton, Hazel Hilton. , Florence Bunner, Dltha Ainsworth. I Doris Heath, Jake Heath. Marshall Hilpert, Lorelice Hilton. All members of the Girl Scouts holding Tri Kappa books, must turn them in today, or not later than ten j o'clock tomorrow morning, to their j. Scout leader, Mrs. Bryce Thomas. .. MONMOUTH COUPLE .. PLEASANTLY SURPRISED Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Harkless were pleasantly surprised at their j home at Monmouth, the event being in I honor of Mrs. Harkless' sixty-second s biithday anniversary. Those present included Mr. David A. Harkless of Columbus Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harkless and children Viola. Julia. David and Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dust- ( ma and children Justine. Ethel. Robert and Roger and Mr. Alex Shaw of Poe. Mr. and Mrs. Marti nßueiling and , son Kenneth. Mr. and Mis. Millard Harkless and son Charles, and Mr. and ; Mrs. Richard Harkless of Fort Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Harkless | of Monmouth. After the supper hour the guests attended the “Home Comt ing” at Decatur. '. ENTERTAINS HUNTINGTON DELTS The Omicron Chapter of Delta I Theta Tau were hostesses to Alpha Delta Chapter, of Huntington. last , evening, at a delightful dinner party , at the Country Club. The dinner was ’ served at 6:30 o'clock and in three ; delicious courses. Following the din- , ner. the Delta Theta Tau girls proceded to the city, where they enjoyed the events of the Old Home Week celebration. The Epworth League devotionaf meeting will be held at the M. E. church at 6:30 o'clock Sunday evening, . with Walter Krick as leader. The topic will be a continuation of last Sunday's meeting entitled “How can we , meet the immediate needs of our coni- ' munity”, An invitation is extended to | all members and visiting members to i be in attendance. The Tri Kappa girls please be sure ! to drop their tickets in the box at the j Boston Store not later than Saturday • noon. The Mocse Legionaires will have a { bake sale Saturday at the Schmitt ’ Meat Market beginning at 9 o'clock i FORMER DECATUR GIRL QUIETLY MARRIED SATURDAY Miss Marie Hilton, graduate of Decatur high school, was qietly married Saturday afternoon, September 9, 1925, to Mr. William Huston. The wedding took place at the home of the brides brother at Hamilton. Ohio the Rev. Dickniau officiating. The bride was attended by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Harold Hilton while Mr. Harold H-ilton, attended the groom. The bride woie a dress of blue creep and footwear of tan. Mrs. Huston graduated from Decatur high school three years ago and since that time

ATTENTION! We have just received a new shipment of MISSES AND LADIES VELVET AND KELT HATS AH New, Clever Styles. WOMEN'S BETTER APPAREL SHOP Mrs. Wm. Butler Corner Bth & Madison

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has been employed iu the office of Mr. Huber DeVomi. Mr. and Mrs. Huston expect to make their future homt a iji.n i.it. .iit«, v/iiow ijoti are employed, riie Catholic Ladies of Columbia will begin their social meetings for the winter season with a pot-luck supper to lie held at the K. of C. Hall, Tuesday evening, September 18 at 6:30 o’clock. Each member is privileged to Invite a guest for the evening. After the supper Bridge, five hundred, and rhuin will be played. Adelaide Deininger is chairman of the mpeting. —--.--e LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Beery and grandson Billy Buck will motor to Frankfort, tomorrow morning, where they will attend the wedding of their son, Howard Beery, to Miss Ruth Keyes, which will be an event of Sun day, September 16. Mr. and Mrs. Bort Haley and daughters Margaret and Dorothy, motored to Bloomington. Wednesday, where Miss Margaret Haley will enter Indiana University as a freshman. Enroute home, Mr. and Mrs. Haley and daughter Dorothy, expect to visit with friends in Indianapolis. John S. Moses, on his return trip through New York and Canada, stopped at Decatur to visit his brothers, James ('. and Ed. S. Moses and to meet the home comers. Mr. Ewold Noack, of St. James, Reaver Island, Mich., arid Mrs. Edith Bischoff, of Fort Wayne, visited in Decatur Thursday afternoon and evening. .Mitchell Family Returns From Long Motor Tour William Mitchell, wife and son Ken net It arrived home last evening from a three thousand mile motor trip to Col ratio. They left here three weeks ago M nday, going to Ames, lowa, Frbm there to Shelton, Nebraska, and from there to Denver. They spent a day and a half in the mountains -and enjoyed every minute of the entire trip visiting a number of relatives. On the entire trip they spent only three nights away from relatives.

I DANCE I K. of C. Hall £ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY f Park Plan. B Music by Don Stump and bis Buckle Baslers / ■ niece Collegiate Band. *£ | THE CORT •ni Keep Cool and Comfy. New Cooling System Installed. Tonight Only Jfi “FLEETWING” « il- - UZ Loves adventures on the sands of Araby, featuring Barry Norton, Dorothy Janis, Ben Bard. np The story of a young sheik who sets aflame < Lt a romance of the desert. (Ui COMEDY NEWS £. 10c 25c ADDED—The First Episode of the Serial, "THE VANISHING Jf RIDER," featuring Wm. Desmond. (V; IJC SUNDAY & MONDAY—"THE STRANGE If CASE OF CAPT. RAMPER." sf? hr 1- A fSSEnpiHlll I il H ' MONEY SENSE” KEg iPaB Almost every business man is SgyjL WpW always on the lookout tor young Rjy| men with “money sense.' BSpS There are always opportunities for those who have their own bank accounts and are adding to them regularly. |H£M mTI You inav not be getting a big sal- Mg cj EH ary now. but if you hope to get it in |kM the future you should bank some hj money regularly. pfl Come in. We will welcome you. VM H Peoples Loan & Trust Co. i||| gg| bank of service Spq3j IM?#?

COURT HOUSE Marriage Licenses Chauncey E. Clem, farmer, to Martiynue Wherry, both of Adams county. Two Divorces Granted In the ease of Emma Hebble vs. V’Tman Hebble, the court granted a divorce to the plaintiff. The care and custody of tlielr minor child was awarded to the plaint Iff and tire plaintiff was restrained from remarrying for a period" of two years. In tiro case of Bessie A. Andrews vs. Homer A. Andrews, the court awarded a divorce and the care and custody of tlie minor child to the plaintiff. The defendant was given the right to visit the child al the plaintiff's home on Sunday afternoon for a period of n it exceeding two hours, bi-weekly. Berne Jeweler Striken With Paralysis Today Berne, Sept. 11-(Special)— David Bixler. 71, well-known Berne jeweler, was stricken with paralysis while at i wink iu his store here sometime this I moiling. He was found lying on the floor behind the counter in his store at !i o'clock this morning. Several perst ns liad beeu in the store previous to that time, but failing to see Mr. Bixler, had decided that he was out. Mr. Bixlers condition is regarded as serious. He is the father of Noah Bixler, of Decatur. , (J ; Erie Railroad Men Attend Old Home Week Tlie Daily Democrat acknowledges a caj of a nuinls-r of the Erie railtoad men who attended Farm and | Hairy Day here Wednesday. They are all splendid fellows wll know their business and who appreciate the troubles as well as the pit asures of tlie other fellow. We were '.lad they came and hope they lejieat often. I'he bunch of live wir > included: M. I’. O'Brien, dairy agent; F. L. Col 11ns, division freight agent- C. L. i Bingham, dairy agent; William V. Kennedy, general ireighL agent:

Frank I). Austin, freight traffic man uger; Eugene J. Deun, industrial; E. V. Western, dairy agent; L. L. i White, superintendent; W. L. Ken'dull, general dairy agent. — —-c Passenger On First Train Into Decatur Is Still Living Here Mrs. Ellen Adelsperger, 81, 126 South : Sixth street, one of Decatur's pioneers was a passenger on the first steam train coming into Decatur, which was in 1871. In an interview with a Dally Democrat representative today, Mrs. Adelsperger said that that ride was one cf the outstanding experiences in iter lifo. Her first husband, tlie late Charles Batty, was the first station agent for the road, which was known as the Cincinnati, Richmond and Fort Wayne railroad. Mrs. Adelsperger has lived In j Decatur for 58 years and is happy to i call this city her home. Dr. Nuluda , Mm ray Buller come | out lor Smith an' then went in for Well Groomed Women Know a face powder like this new wonderful French Process Powder called MELLO-GLO stays on longer-keeps that ugly shine away—gives tlie skin a soft, peachy look—prevents large pores. You will be amazed at the beautifying qualities and purity of MELLO-GLO. You will be glad you tried it. The Holthouse Drug Co.

II!Ill I i ■ L - ■ - • ’ au extra speed , \ EXTRA POWER / -No Extra Cost! THERE is nothing ordinary about Shell Gasoline . • • except its price. The process by which it is made is a vast improvement over older methods ... the results it delivers are consequently a revelation to the motorist who is using it for the first time* This Shell refining process is discriminating. It takes’only the most volatile elements from the crude oil and rejects all the greasy, sluggish parts. It is a more costly manufacturing procedure, but is necessary to insure a lively, quickstarting, superior gasoline worthy to bear the Shell name. You will realize the advantages of using this “Extra Dry” gasoline when you fill up with Shell. Smooth, effortless acce l erat i° n » Extra speed for the open road. Extra power on the hills. Drive to any Shell yellow-red service A station or Shell dealer today and try O 'W? Xjl th* B su P er i° r gasoline. Remember, it ] costs more to produce, but costs you no more than the ordinary kind. » NOTTOO J THIN ROXANA PETR’OLEUM CORPORATION EiEWMW liMSMMmS SHELL building . .shell CORNER .. SAINT LOUIS stltll MOTOR / - - — “ ,U C-361 ©R.P.C., DM. , -

Hoover, tlniH gittiu' two blumed good daabes o' front imirc publicity. "Oh, you needn’ laugh. I’ll be back around 3 o'clock," Haiti Mina "Pup” Bentley t' her mother, uh she started off t' school this mornin’.—Abe Martin, in Indianapolis News. THIES! Just received another large shipment of tires and tubes. Special prices for Saturday. At residence. GILES V. PORTER, 311 Winchester St. Phone 1289 ■ O — Get the Habit—Trade at etovne. It °aye

| THE ADAMS Theatre tPHJ “Always Delightfully Cool and Comfortable” Tonight and Saturday HR FREI) THOMSON in ifi ’ ‘ THE SUNSET LEGION ’ ’ wi!h his Wonder Horse. SILVER KING, and a fine cast, □fl FRED IIIOMSON anti SILVER KING! What a pair! loti'll t;rip your seats with excitement when yon see this Jfj wonder pair in action! A romaiice of tlie West chuck full of thriils! Deep mystery.... hard rulin’.. .straight Ha shoutin'' Ride ’im Cowboy! ALSO—“BIG BERTHAS”—A Ton of Fun. S 10c 25c ip Sun. & Mon. Tom Meighan in “We're All (ramblers.”

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NOTICE Mv cider mill will start Thursday, August 30th and will operate every Tuesday and Ihursdav thereafter. 20T»lf Peter Kirsch. ■II - ■■■■ —-- — (V OMtliußt't 5 LfiiuiiLit van’r£s■& wS tivs. 5 ofc*vh kin J. 25 in all. Our |„,vt grade. Parcel post Prepaid only nttt dollar. A million planet it the reason, full iniiructiont for piantinx. These fine plantt let out In September thould bloom in May Ont btanliful lavtndrr irii frtt for prompt orders Thil it ideal time to plant and this it the mttthbrrnlofftr wt evtr mudt. f 9 Send dollar bill at our risk. Otwell Irin Fie Ida r r Carlinville, Illinois