Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 66, Decatur, Adams County, 18 March 1929 — Page 5

91 mmAV Siu ofer\ t q-. .JQ ?]■ | |\ If MRS. JAMES R. BLAIR mJ ir Society Editor Phono 1000. J

Smart Sports Clothes Necessary

U.H vnttk Mur 13.- (U.R)-Kiom supplying the main motif to a becomo', spring song of fashion Is the fate °r sports wear this rouble^■i»tc' !ulle ■*‘, ' .....i.UmIIv soft pedalled, the efrain being the late afternt It has beet- oei v dateless or otherwise. u f course a definite need for sports wear, and that It Is confine ! IS o( Tnerr rtlil( h it WM originally intended has not dampened the c°S pMrPo ?women «"o live the great part of the day out of doors. For luls <>' ~..,,, ——————

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CLUB CALENDER Monday Woman's Club, Library, 7:45 p. m. Delta Theta Tau business meeting, Miss Mildred Niblick, 7:30 I’. M. Research Club, / Mrs. C. E. Bell, 2:30 P. M. Tuesday Dorcas class of Evangelical Sunday school, postponed. Tri Kappa. Miss Ruth Engle, S p. m St. Mary's Chorus choir, Mrs. Donis A. Holthouse Studio, following church service. Mary and Martha Class, pot-luck supper, church parlors, 6 p. in. Psi lota Xi, Mrs. Chalmer Porter; 8 p. ni. Wednesday Alpha Zeta Bridge Club, Mrs. Bernard Loshe, 7:30 I’. M. Reformed Ladies Aid, church parlors, 2:30 p. m. Shakespeare Club, Mrs. Herman Ehinger, 2 p. m. Historical Club, Mrs. John Schug, 2:30 p. m. D.H.S. Junior class play, H. S. auditorium, 8:15 P. M. Thursday Evangelical ladies Aid, church parlors, 2:00 p. m. Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Mrs. Charles Langston, 2:30 P. M. Evangelical Loyal Daughters class meeting. Mrs. Harry Stauffer, 7:30 P. M. * Dinner Bridge Club, Miss MarySuttles. 6:30 P. M. D.H.S. Junior class play, H. S. auditorium, 8:15 P. M. Friday St. Marys Township Home Eeon omics club. Mrs. Otis 'Shifferly, all day. ‘ Carpe Deini Club, Friday 7:30 Mrs. G. F. Eichhorn. M. E. ladies Aid Society, church parlors, 2:30 p. m. Pot-luck supper, 6:30 p. m. cake bearing thirteen green candles was then cut. Ruth was the recipient of many lovely birthday remembrances. The St. Marys Township Home Economics Club will hold an all day meeting, Friday, with Mrs. Otis Shifferly. All members are requested to meet at the Post Office at Pleasant Mills at ten o clock, and cars will be provided for taking all members to the Shifferly home. The first lesson will be given at this time. Mrs. Herman Myers and Miss Mary Suttles will be hostesses, Thursday evening to the Dinner Bridge Club at the home of the latter on South Fifth street, at 6:30 o’clock. The Ixiyal Daughters class of the Evangelical Sunday school will meet Thursday evening at seven-thirty o'clock with Mrs. Harry Stauffer on Seventh street. All members are requested to be present. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock with Mis- Charles Langston, on Third street. The Tri Kappa Sorority will meet with Miss Ruth Engle, Tuesday evening ajt eight o’clock. Glenn Beavers, student at Ohio State university, is home visiting for several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Beavers. The Dorcas class of the Evangelical Sunday school, which was to have met Tuesday evening, lias been postponed unti) further notice. 1 Tile Ladies Aid Society of the First ' Methodist church will hold their annual election of officers, Friday afternoon, at 2:30 o’clock, in the church parlors. A pot-luck supper will follow \ the meeting at 6:30 o'clock. All Aid society members and their families j are invited to attend the supper. Meat, rolls, coffee and cream will be furnished by the committee in charge, and each niember is asked to bring one other dish in accordance witli the size of her family. " — ■ —oI Gilt Frames Gilt frames can be cleaned with onion water. Use a soft clotli dipped - in water in which onions were boiled 3 Polish with white of egg. .— Q - Where Canada Leads According to statistics, Canada Is ■ the largest producer of nickel, asbestos, and cobalt.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, MARCH 1«, 1929.

Personal Coach and Mrs. H. L- Curtis returned Sunday evening from Indianapolli where they attended the state highschool basketball tournament and visited relatives over the week-end. Ralph Tyndall of Bluffton visited over Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. j. w Tyndall in Decatur. William Heim and Fred Bosse of this city were among those who attended the Saturday sessions of the state high school basketball tournament at Indianapolis. Coach Max Kidd returned to this city Sunday night after attending the state basketbal tourney at Indianapolls Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Kidd who accompanied Mr. Kidd to Indianapolis went on to her former home at Bloomfield where she will visit relatives a few days B. F. Roller and C. O Porter of this city will motor to Indianapolis tomorrow to attend to business. Coach George Laurent of Decatur Catholic high school Commodores returned Sunday from Indianapolis where he attened the state basketball tourney. Harold Daniel, linotype operator of the Decatur Democrat visited Sunday in Fort Wayne Mrs. Daniel remained in Fort Wayne to visit with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred King and daughter Kathryn visited in Celina yesterday. Francis Howard barber at the Rice hotel is relief driving for the A. B. C bus line between Decatur and Fort Wayne today, Mr. Howard has been relief driver for that concern for several weeks. Vincent Smith of this city visited in Fort Wayne over the week-end. Felix Maier of this city returned this morning after spending the weekend in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. While in Indianapolis. Mr Maier attended the state basketball tourney. Work started this morning on the golf course of the Decatur Country Club. New grass is being planted and the rough spots on the fairways are being iblled out. Manager Bernard Clark has asked that players remain off the course for the liext week or tw ) in order that the new grass will sprout. Muri Lybarger and Floyd Yahney of Linn Grove visited in this city yesterday. Mr. Lybarger was among those who identified Robert SinnKf as one of the men who held up and robbed the Bank of Linn Grove last ThursdayForest Huntington, of the Indiana Bureau of Criminal Identification, who has been assisting Sheriff Harl Hollingsworth and other officials in the hank robbery capture will return this afternoon to his home at L'idianapolis. Mrs. Mary Miller and daughter. Marjorie, visited her brother faster Erhart and family in Bluffton yesterday. Bert Harruff, of San Barnardino, California, is here because of the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. S. EHaruff, south Fifth street. Mr. Haruff is general foreman at the mills of the Southeastrn Cement Company. went to Dayton, Ohio this afternoon to visit a plant the company has there and will return here Thursday. He plans to return to California by the first of May. Miss Kathryn Hyland and Otto Wise motored to Fort Wayne, Sunday evening, where they witnessed the production at the Emboyd TheatreMiss Isabell Cloud and Frank DeVot visited in Fort Wayne Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Malissa Barkley, who is visiting several weeks with her son, Orley Barkley, near Monroeville, since breaking her arm Jfast Wednesday, spent the day in this city. E. M Ray of Berne was looking after business matters here this morning. Special services preparatory to Easter Sunday will be held each evening this week and next and the public is cordially invited. Forrest Zimmerman motored to Fort Wayne, Sunday evening, accompanied by Miss Jane Wilson, who visited over the week-end in this city, the guest of Miss Isabell Hower. Mr. and Mrs. W- O. Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith and family of F rt Wayne, visited with Mr. and Mrs Fred Hammond and family Sunday. Miss Naomi Durkin visited over the week-end with Indianapolis friends. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lose of Fort Wayne visited in the city Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs. Frank Schmitz and children motored to Columbia City where they spent Sunday with the Henry Schmitt family. A raid from Mr. and Mrs. I. Bernstein who are enjoying the delights of California, states they are going to the Catalina Islands this week. John Carmody returned today from Chicago where he looked after business matters. Mrs. James Sowan and children are visiting in Trledo with friends and relatives. Rev. Leo Sheet® of Garret, will deliver the fifth of a series of Lenten sermqns at the St. Marys Catholic church Tuesday evening. Many visitors are expected to attend Hie program to be giveu by the Decatur Advertising Association. The program starts at 1:15 o'clock with a baud concert. Albert Fuller of Detroit is visiting in the city and looking after ids farm in St. Marys t iwnship. Mr. Fuller is a former Adams county resident. He states that Detroit is going full blast and that the Ford plant is now employing 128,000 persons in the Detroit area. Last Thursday 8006 new Fords were turned out.

The townships assessors met last' Saturday with County Assessor Jay Cline at Geneva. Reports were turned in by the assessors and comparisons made. Mr. Cline stated that the assessments on farming implements, farm machinery and automobiles were a little below the average of last year hut that the other assessments were in keeping with the values of u year ago Next Saturday the assessors will meet at Berne. Work on installing the new metal counters and furniture In the county treasurer's office will start on April 4, Ed Ashbaucher, county treasurer stated this morning Tim work will be Installed by the Kiger-Burnett company of Indianapolis, low bidders on the job. The new counters will make it more convenient for the county treasurer and Ills assistants to wait on the taxpayers. Several thousand dollars has been paid on spring installment of taxes, Ed Ashbnueher, county treasurer, stated this morning. Monday, May 6 is the last day to pay the May taxes without 10 per cent penalty. The work of making out the tax receipts was completed last week. About 11,000 receipts were made out. Miss Ruth Hammond and Robert Strickler were Sunday visitors In Fort WayneMrs. Clara B. Anderson, South Third street, had as her Sunday guests, Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Andereon of Geneva and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith of Berne.

Dick Durkin, of Fort Wayne, visited over Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Ruby Durkin, in this city. Mr. and Mrs. It. R Farr and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ashbaticlier motored to Fort Wayne, Sunday where they called at the residence of the late Mrs. I Catherine Lankenau whose burial will take place today Miss Naomi Harkless, teacher in the Auburn schols, visited -ver the weekend with hfer parents in this city. Rev. ami Mrs. Ross Stoakes were called to Greencastle, today, by a message announcing that their son, Ross Stoakes Jr. was a patient in Hie hospit il there. Ross Jr., is a student at DePauw University He suffered an attack of flu from which lie never fully recovered ami is believed to have suffered a relapse. If he is able to with stand the trip,, he will return to his home in this city with ids parents. Miss Amelia Koenig and Donald Braun spent Sunday afternoon in Fort Wayne. Harry Meshberger of Linn Grove called on Decatur friends. He says the outlook for a good stone season is very good and the Linn Grove plant is leady to meet every requirement Dick Archbold cf Indianapolis, stopped here a couple of hours, Sunday afternoon to say hello to his dad and mother.. He was on his way home from Toledo where he visited the week-end. Mr. and Mbs. C. K- Bell of Fort Wayne motored down yesterday f r a brief visit at the Judge Merryman home. Readers please remember you can help to make this column more interesting by calling telephone 1000 ami giving us items. A letter from J. J Helm, Miami, Fla., says permits have been taken out for 112 new residences and two large hotels in Miami Beach to be built this summer, indicating that tilings have come back there in good shape. Mr. and Mrs. C. E- Hocker mot ired to Plymouth Friday, and were accompanied home by tlieir daughter. Miss Justine Hocker, a teacher in the grade schools there. After spending the week end in this city. Miss Hocker returned to her duties at Plymouth, Sunday eveningMr. and Mrs. Wiliam Dowling of Fort Wayne, visited witli their mother, Mis. B. J. Terveer. Sunday Mrs. Hamet D. Hinkle, of Vincennes. Indiana, arrived in this city this afternoon, and will be an overnight guest at the Charles Dugan home on We t Monroe street. Mrs. Hinkle will address the Woman's Club at the Library assembly room, tonight. 801 l Cole and Joe Krick have returned from Indianapolis, where they attended the state baske'.ball tournament and also visited at. Franklin College, Franklin, Indiana, with Roy Anadell. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Saurer visited Sunday with friends in Bluffton. Mr. and Mr.-. Leo Wilhelm of Fort Wayne motored to this city yesterday afternoon and visited with Mr. and Mrs. 11. E. Garard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bucher and family of Elkhart were the guests of Mrs. Freda Teeters, over SundayJohn H. Habegger of near Monroe visited in this city today Miss Doris Peters, of Fort Wayne, visited over Sunday with her mother in this city. Fred Connell visited Sunday with friends in Fort Wayne. Herman Krueckenberg graduate of

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the Lutheran Institute at Fort Wayne has accepted a position in the First National Bank, filling a vacancy caused by the resignation of Kark Dorn, who is now working in Cleveland Ohio. Mr. Krueckenberg began his new duties on Friday of last week and will have general hank duties. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Grallker and daughter Betty, and Mrs. Mary Weinhoff motored to Fort Wayne, Sunday and were guests of Miss Estelle Wemhoff. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Egley and sons motored to Hartford City, Sunday, to attend the funeral of Mr. Egley's sister, Mrs. Ivan SHU, who died following a Ceasarian operation. Miuses Clara and Edna Egley and Mr. Walter Conrad motored to Hartford City. Sunday, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ivan Sil), who is a cousin of the Misses Egley.

SOCIETY ENTERTAINS WITH BIRTHDAY DINNER Complimentary to the birthday anniversary of her sister, Mis. Lizzie Abel, who resides west of the city, Mis. Charles Harkless, of Monmouth, entertained with a most delicious noonday dinner, Sunday. The long table was centered by a huge white birthday cake and covers were laid for twenty friends and relatives from Decatur, Fort Wayne, and Poe. The Alpha Zeta Bridge Club will meet with Mrs. Bernard Loshe, Wednesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock —— o Young Woman Challenges Air Supremacy Os Men San Francisco, Mar. 18.-;U.PJ—Su-premacy of Hie air, held by men since the Wright Brothers made the first flight 25 years ago was challenged today by a young woman who remained aloft alone for more than 22 hours. Mrs. Louise McPhetridge Thaden, 23. new holder of the world's endurance flight record for feminine pilots, claimed today the time would soon come when women would threaten flight records of men. Mrs. Thaden landed her Travelair biplane at Oakland airport at 1:54 p. m. Sunday to conclude a solo flight or 22 hours, three minutes and 12 seconds. She was not satisfied and said that with an ample supply of fuel she could have remained up 13 hours longer to equal the men's endurance record. She also holds the woman's al'itude record of 20,400 feet, made last fall. ———i. _ Gas Made Her Cross, Can’t Eat or Sleep “When I ate I would bloat up with gas. I couldn't sleep, was cross and nervous. Adlerika has given me real relief.”—Mrs. M. Meyer. Adlerika relieves stomach gas and sourness in TEN minutes. Acting on BOTH upper and lower bowel, it removes old waste matter you never thought was in your system. Let Adlerika give your stomach and bowels a REAL cleansing and see how much better you feel. It will surprise you! Smith, Yager & Falk, druggists.

Adams Theatre Tuesday & Wednesday SHEBSj

Weigh Your Word* The smallest bird cannot light upon the greatest tree without sending a shock to Its most distant flher; every mind is at times not less sensitive to the most trifling words.—Lew Wai lace.

; ADAMS Theatref Last Time Tonight ft IN THRILLING SOUND! | • ,n tbe tr °P ic jungle, Fate offered far’ tr- tflMf J in him the revenge he thirsted for.. . □d A n-a » h ' s w ' ,e ' B ‘over an eye for an eye “fl and then—the thrilling tiger- gc ft hun f climax to a throbbing film n> rt| B romance! ALSO—GEO. DEWEY washing- if tn — — TON —the golden-voiced negro bar- 3N 0G itone—A Movietone Act! KE ir with LEWIS STONE and ... . ru . Dl cv ruasc Ui JJjh i\t 11 4 LUI'I-1 Added CHARLEY CHASE in 3fl AMtIUKo .. OFF T 0 BUFFALO.” fP Tues. & Wed.—GARY COOPER jf and NANCY CARROLL in 31 'de “THE SHOPWORN ANGEL"— 20c 40C a* In SOUND! ijr I THE CORT | Last Time Tonight ifi MILTON SILLS and MARIA CORDA SFj 7’i in a First National Attraction ® “LOVE AND THE DEVIL” | S To save his life lie must dishonor the name of the S ail woman he loves. See what httppeos! It's the best hffl you've seen in many a moon. JFj ip Comedy 15c—35c News TUESDAY-CI UNAWARE NIGHT. ® FEATURE Phillys Haver in “TENTH AVENUE” wumming djh'd Fb 'LL FASHIONED HOSIERY Clever Footwork H Siik-to-top Dance with joy in Style 50 Ti ' I c/ “^ on Humming Bird Full Fashioned “foot 1 Chiffons. Blessings upon the clever reinforcing, the narrow 7 ) sandal sole and captivating new //A Tkl QQ P aris * an shades. Extra long; / i adorably sheer. C. A. Douglas Co.

Figure It Out SAFE! SOUND! SURE! Money saved is mon t y earned and the more you put away each week, the sooner will you reach the goal of financial independence. Make it a weekly practice to visit this bank with your deposits. We welcome all accounts, large or small. Did Adams County Bank

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