Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 58, Decatur, Adams County, 8 March 1929 — Page 9

I COAT-OF- ARMS I FOR HOOVER'S I FOUND ABROAD In Germany sew York. M7T-(UP)-lntere g t ' the genology of President Lbert •"— ““ S * ed U '“ T Heraldry Society to search for the that branch of . Lilly to which Mr. Hoover beJL j< presented by himself M foll#”ndrew Hoover (born Baden Ger‘v) came to America about 1740 S’ media Maryland. Married Mar- ' re t Fountz (Their son) John Hoover went from North Carolina to 1 Ohio a« <l married Sarah Burket, their luesae Hoover (1799-1856) settled ~ West Branch, lowa, and in 1854 L-ried K.-beca Yount. EH Hooven -

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(1820-1892), narried first Mary Davis. Sou of Jeune Clark Hoover (IK4S--1880), married Hulda Randall Minthorn (1848-18831. Their sou, HERBERT CLARK HOOVER was born in West Branch, lowa, August 10, 1874." According to Harry M. Hoover, author of the "Huber-Hoover Family History," the original spelling of the name Hoover was "Huber." The name Huber is derived from an old German word "Hube,” pronounced Hubay, meaning Hie possessor of a tract of land. In German the name is invariably pronounced "Huver," which accounts for the subsequent variations in the English tongue such as Huver, Hover, Hoover and Hoober. Americans, states the Heraldry Society, are reminded that heraldry or coat-of-arms represent a pictorial history of families. An outstanding example is found in the frequency with which, from the founding of our republic, it lias been i stated that the stars and stripes in ■ the Washington family coat-of-arms influenced the design of the American Flag. There are many coats-of-arms for the different branches of tile Hoover family; all appear to bear devices symbolic of land-ownership, and in-

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■““*•* • — —■» »■ 'll — 11« »■ dustry. 'Hie American Heraldry Society In tracing the Hoover heraldic history is making an effort to authenticate the accompanying illustration as the family insignia of the president. A technical description of the coat-of-arms follows: Arms—-Quarterly. Ist and 4th, a widder (English, wether or male sheep) springing over three hills, 2nd and 3rd a rose in full bloom with four leaves. Crest —Out of a ducal coronet two buffalo horns. The buffalo horns are characteristic of that early America to which Andrew Hoover came. In the language of heraldry the horns symbolize honor and distinction. 0 ... Uncle Eben “De world, as it keeps movin’,’’ said Uncle Eben, “gives us de only kind of a free ride we has nny reason to hope for.” —Washington Star. q. Double-Barreled Story “Fifteen minutes after putting on a pair of your socks 1 made a hide In one,” wrote nn enthusiastic golfer to tlie sock manufacturer, ns the De troit News tells It.

y, *********** y. * NEWS FROM MAG LEY * K *********** E Albert Frauhiger, of Toledo, spent the week-end with ills mother, Mrs. Bertha Frauhiger Miss Amanda Worthman had dinner Sunday, with Miss Alma Scherry. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jaberg entertained for dinner, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Scherry und children Vera Jane, and Rowland, Mr. and Mrs Walter Reppert and son Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kolter and children Raymond. Agnes and Mary Louise Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bloemker entertained for dinner, Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. Grether and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Worthman, Mr. and Mrs. George Manns and family, of Toledo Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Manns and family, of Fort Wayne. Mr. und Mrs. Harry Frauhiger and family spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Bertha Frauhlger. Daniel Scherry and dauligters Marie and Marcella spent Sunday afternoon wit 11 Mr. and Mrs. Christ Borne and family. ' Mr and Mrs. E. J Miller called on George Miller and family Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reppert and Mr. and Mrs Lewis Manns visited JIFFY iIFFr FOR • Bunions 6 \ \ Wear new shoes ! with joy You can do it with JIFFY. A home | treatment, thin as paper, easily applied; and it stops the growth. Absolutely guaranteed, and you are I the only judge. Also Jiffy for Corns and Callouses. Each 25c. Absolutely Guaranteed. ZIMMERMAN DRUG SHOP DECATUR, - - ■ INDIANA | Asltbauclier’s MAJESTIC FURNACES 5 ASBESTOS SHINGLE | S ROOFING | I SPOUTING ; S LIGHTNING RODS Phone 765 or 739

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with Mr. and Miv Franklin Fructe and Edward Scherry, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mina Reppert and sou Clare.’.ce spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Krutzman Mrs. Charles Bitner spent Monday with Mrs. J. J. Helmrick Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kolter made a business rtip to Bluffton, Monday. Misses Alma und Marcella Scherry spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. 1

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Milton Sdietry ami children. Many in und around Mugley attended the aule uiouduy of Henry Borno Raymond Kolter spent Saturday with friends in Mugley. Mr. and Mrs- Milton Scherry and family Mr and Mrs. Ernst Wortliman and family Mr. and Mrs. John Hllgeman and family Mr and Mrs William Krutzman and family Daniel Scherry and family were guests of Mr. und ~

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Mrs. Lewia Worthman Jr. und family Sunday evening.

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