Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 141, Decatur, Adams County, 13 June 1929 — Page 7

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Paris Brings Out Gayer Colors

■ ■new VOKK, June 13.—(U.R)—A cabled report of what was worn at a ■ fl ch ie opening In Paris a few nights ago .tarted (I ff by declaring that a ttendi<l Ambaasadeurs in gayer colors than ever." one felt like that this was impossible tor who can ever remember more bril~,.10'S than are being worn these days and nights? however, is the report which certainly nas style significance and is well worth passing on and pondering over.

i>r . iHiere of the new revue at ' the smartest event of Ulll wh ich Paris has offered in ||Sl w years. Once more was -criie of all smart Paris in |h iiiH i preted the fashion mes flfl diately as a confirmation no.i.i feminine silhouette, the in general of princess lines, or flfl,>, ;■•■..! corsage that is defined ■fl belt placed at the nor Witi .>! Hiplines remain Ila' m occasional frock of tab boars the mark of Lanvin, ss placed below these flat n interesting feature of skirts 1flj) a., at back. were quantities of frocks ■^i.in printed or plain chiffon. especially in Patou types ;: .. of the Ixiuiseboulana rpretation were seen, enipltani. however, those models that Jone with flat hitps, in either or chiffon lame. i n pes and sheer crepes in fIL colors were likewise in eviEETING OF [formed ladies aid rhe Ladies Aid Society of the Zign formed church held their regular feting. Tuesday afternoon, in the arch parlors. Mrs. Tillman Gerber, tsident of the organization, presided sr a short business session, there Ing no new business of importance, never. A social hour followed, dur- [ which light refreshments were i| by a comittee comprised ol into Kirsch, Mrs. Irvin Miller, fly lull.is Goldner and Mrs. Dan [tidier. 9B Mrs i' C Pumphrey will lie hostess !<-->l.>v evening, at eight o'clock, to r members of the Psi lota Xi Soritt. M.-s Eleanor Pumphrey wiii fl as assistant hostess. fl EORGE SCHEIMANN fl ARRIED WEDNESDAY Mr. tcorge Scheimann formerly i i y. claimed as his bride. Wed |fl eeL . I noon. Miss Esther H> id' Hch. daughter of Mr. and Mr<. gseph Ib idenreich. of Port W.iym he ceremony was solemnized at |fl tree iu 10, k at the rectory of the St fl, pts t'ailiolic church, the V ery I :< ■ Isgr. Charles H. Thiele, officiating. Bfl The couple were attended by Mrs Heidenreich, sister-inlaw bride, as matron of honor: Miss I .' Kossen, as bridesmaid; and tin Wilfred Heidenreich and John ita mu, as best man anil groom's Bfl The lii ide wore a dress of whit' draped over bridal satin, a tulle veil fastened at the head a coronet of rhinestones. Her was also white, and she car ,i shower bouquet of bride's A lovely strand of pearls. gift of the groom. flfl Mis. Heidenreich, as matron wore a frock of orchid gear and the bridesmaid was attired Nile green. They carried arm of Premier and Columbia Each of the bride’s attendants a crystal necklace, a gift of tin ■fl Following the ceremony, a rereptioa and wedding dinner was served fl at the Imine of the bride's parents on fl Hurd street. ■ The couple left later on a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, Buffalo ami ■ New York City. L'.pon their return, fl they will be at home with the bride's fl Parents. fl For travelling, Mrs. Scheimann fl '"'ire a silk crepe ensemble o*' ashes fl "f roses shade with a hat and other fl accessories to correspond. ■ The groom is a son of Mr. ami Mrs. fl John Scheimann. of 1501 Patterson fl street, this city, and has been cmfl Ployed in the wholesale department fl of the Kroger Grocery company, at fl Fort Wayn.e II Guests in attendance from this city flwere: Mr. and Mrs. John Scheimann • fl anf l son John Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dayfl l'»i Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holl- ■ "Peter, and Mr. and Mrs. Coy Martz. fl ENTERTAINS fl ALPHA zeta club I Mrs. Hubert Omlor was hostess, las! 1 fl p ' , ening, at her home on North Fifth fl Hroet to the membets of the Alpha fl Bridge Club and one additional fl » u «st. Miss Fern Passwater. The eufl staining rooms were decorated with ; fl Peonies, roses and large baskets of I

CLUB CALENDER Thursday W. O. M. I*, Moose Home. 8 p. nt. Loyal Workers Class of Evangelical S. S„ Mrs. Lillie Hammond, all day. Wok and Wit. class ; f U. B S. S. Mrs. t’ank Baker B’Gc P M. Progressive Workers Class, of U. B. S. S„ Mr. and Mrs. Russel Debolt, 7:30 P. M. O. S. S., Masonic Hall, 8:00 p. m. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Society, School house, 1:00 P. M. U. B. Ladies Aid, Parsonage, 2:30 |P. M. Antioch Missionary Society, Mrs. W. B. Weldy, all-day. Pocahontas Maud Muller, Huntington. , Friday Girl Scouts Patrol 2 and 3, Marcella Brandyberry, 2:30 p. m. Union Chapel C. I. C. class. Mr. and Mrs. Ammi Miller, 7:30 p. m. Ben Hur Tirzah Club, aftpr lodge. Minnehaha Club, Red Mens Hall, following lodge. Saturday Evangelical Missionary Society plate supper, church basement, 5 to 7 p. m. Monday Tuesday Night Bridge club entertain husbands, Mrs. Dick McConnell. Tuesday Psi lota Xi, Mrs. C. C. Pumphrey, 8:00 p. m. orange blossoms. Three tables were arranged for Bridge and as the result of the evening's play, prizes for high scote were awarded to Mrs. Lloyd Ahr Mrs. Gordon Acheson, and Mrs. Homer Templin. Miss Passwater was presented with a dainty guest prize. At the close of the evening, a two course luncheon was served by the hostess. .The next meeting of the club will be held in two weeks with Mrs. Harry Stults as hostess. ATTEND COMMENCEMENT AT S. S. HIGH SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. Alva Buffenbarger and son Carl, and Misses Mary Engle and Wilhelmina Schnitz motored to Fort Wayne, yesterday, and attended the commencement exercises at the South Sjde High school. Miss Thelma Smith, sister of Mrs. Buffenbarger is a member of the graduating class of South side. Melvin Collier, son of Mrs. Anna Collier of this city, is also among the graduates. Patrol 2 and 3 of the Girl Scouts will meet with Marcella Brandyberry, Friday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock. Every scout is urged to be present and bring books and lobes. ENTERTAINS ZION LUTHERAN W M S Mrs. Paul Busse and Mrs. O. Fuelling were hostesses, yesterday afternoon, to the members of the Woman’s Missionary Society of the Zion Lutheian church, at the Busse home. The meeting was opened by Rev. Paul \\ . Schultz, who read a passage of Scripture and followed with an interesting addtess on Missionary Work in India. During the regular business session, seventeen members responded to roll call. Plans were discussed and a committee appointed |to complete same, for a card party to be held on Wednesday evening, June 26, at the school house. Tickets may be secured from the four members of this committee, Mis. Herman Dierkes, Mrs. Wilhelmina Dierkes. Mrs O. Fuelling and Mrs. Arnold Gerberding. It was also decided to hold an outing and basket dinner for members of the societies and their families, on Sunday July 14. at Sunset Park. The outing will follow the regular church service on that day. At the close of the afternoon, the hostess served light refreshments. — o— Lloyd George Heads British Liberal Party London, June 13.— (U.R)—The liberal party, holding the balance of power in the house of commons, will exercise it to determine important issues, David Lloyd George, party leader, proclaimed in an address at a national liberal club luncheon todaw He had just been elected chan man ot the parliamentary liberal Party. Lloyd George indicated Hie liberals would adopt a policy of “benevolent neutrality" between the new labor government and the conservative op pSon, but will be the detennming factor in controversial issues. |

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY. JIINF. in i')9Q

Ud His Mules To Water; ( ouldn’t Make ’Em Drink Turlock, Cal., June 13— (trp) Three 'lays In succession Harry R. Brock led his mules to water thrice dally on his larm but he couldn't make them drink, he third day they went completely ' on sit ike. They neither would drink nor work. & Brock investlgnted. He found the mules knew best. 1 Brock discovered the water in hls 1 Hough was charged with electricity 1 from a neighbor's motor. ’ I he trouble remedied, the mules lift- 1 ed the waler boycott und called off the ' work strike. — i Retired Parmer Dies Suddenly At Ohio City t Ohio City, Ohio, June 13.—(Special) I William L. Smith, 74, retired farm- i er, died suddenly of heart trouble at. Ids home jn Ohio City, early Wed- < uesday morning. Mr. Smith had been , in good health until stricken with the fatal heart attack. , Surviving are the, widow; two sons, Henrv H„ and Frank B. Smith, and | one daughter, Mrs. Jews Bron. Funer- , al services will be held Friday after- , noon at 2 o'clock at the Methodist church in Ohio City. M 0 ( Recovery Os King George Is Complete London. June 13—(UP)—The London daily sketch stated today that the recovery of King George from his second illness is so complete that the Royal doctors have consented to permit the patient to go to Sandringham next Wednesday. — Q- ■■■ Refuses Driver License Blanks To Notary Public Monticello, Ind., June 13—(UP)— Mrs. Ruth Edmunds Love, In charge of the Hoosier State Automobile Association branch of the Secretary of State's driver license issuance organization here today admitted refusing a large supply of license application blanks to John A. Rothrock, Notary Public but declared she did so because "he wanted a large supply to pass out for his own popularity.” o Caraway Elected Captain Os Purdue Baseball Team Lafayette, Ind., June 13— (U.R)— Elbert Caraway, who led the Big Ten conference in batting, was elected captain of Purdue University's 1930 baseball team. Caraway, who played many positions for the Boilermakers, had an all-season batting average of 556. q Scouts Os Van Wert County To Hold Rally _j — *■ Van Wert, Ohio, June 13 — BoyScouts from all parts of Van Wert county will hold a rally in this city Friday evening, June 14. Various events are planned, starting at 6:45 o'clock. The events will demonstrate a Scout's training and will include knot tying, making and using bandages, pitching pup tents, signaling, and building fires. Parents of the Scouts and the public in general are invited to attend the rally, which will be held at the Third Ward park. o Russians Invade Mongoria London, June 13 —(UP) — An advance guard of Russian troops has invaded Mongoria the Peping correspondent of the London Daily Telegraph reported today guoting a message from General Chang Tsueh-Liang, war lord of Manchuria to the Nanking national government. o Boyd Gurley Subpoenaed By Federal Grand Jury South Bend. June 13.—(U.R)—Subpoenaes for appearance before the grand jury, here, of Boyd Gurley, editor of the Indianapolis Times, and Warren Fail banks, publisher of the Indianapolis News, have been issued, it was learned today. It was considered likely both would be questioned in connection with articles printed in their papers commenting on alleged election frauds in Lake county. o Channel Tunnel Begun About two and a half miles of the tunnel under the English channel were constructed by ISBS, in which year the project was abandoned on military grounds. Three-quarters of a mile was completed on the English side, beginning at Shakespeare cliff, Dover, and one and a half miles on the French side. — Almanac* Remarkable manuscript almanacs, dating from 1292, are preserved In the British museum and also In the n braries of Oxford and Cambridge. The first printed almanac known appeared between the years 1450 and 1401 and “The Kalendar of Sbcpardes, wlllc appeared about 1497, was the earliest one printed In English. O ■ 1 " • Character Character is what you buUdl into vour life by Industry, sobriety, thrift, trustworthiness. It Is worth more to you than a bank account. lon i ,-an always turn character into cash, j but never cash into character.

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"Oh, I had a purty fair time. You know ther’s nearly alius Home one ut a party Hobor enough to talk to," aald Mrs. Leghorn Tharp, speakln’ o' the dinner given fer Mr. Burly Sap, who's noon to join the navy. Nothin' Hhoivs up the slackers like a war on weeds. —Abe Martin, IndianapollH News, x Mr. and Mrs. John Scheiman and son John, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hollopeter, and Mr and Mrs, Coy Martz motored to Fort Wayne, yesterday, where they attended the wedding of George Scheiman and Min« Esther Heidenreich. Miss Helen Gerber and Mr. Platt, of Fort Wayne, visited last evening with-the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tollman Gerber. Njirth Tenth street. Miss Victoria O. Mills who has been Instructor in Latin In the Rochester. Indiana, high school, left yesterday afternoon for Minneapolis. Minnesota, where she will spend the summer with her brother F. J. Mills and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford .Saylors and son have returned from Eureka Spring, Arkansas, and Emporia, Kansas, where they were called a few weeks ago by the death of Mrs. Saylor's father. Miss Gretchen Kocher will leave today for Lafayette, where she will enroll In the summer school at Purdue university. Mrs. L. F. Confer and daughter Gloria spent Wednesday in Markle visiting relatives. Sheriff and Mrs. HarEHollingsworth and son Edwin attended the band concert at Geneva last night. The Decatur public tennis courts are being levelled off. and consider-1 able interest is being shown in that game among the younger people of Decatur. Tournaments are being planned for later in the suifimer. States Attorney Nathan Nelson was a visitor in Geneva, Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Kunkel are at Crooked Lake, where they are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Smith. Christian Macy was a visitor in Fort Wayne last evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. France will motor here Saturday returning to Gary immediately accompanied by Mrs. Fannies Peterson and daughter. Miss Elizabeth, who will visit in Gary, Chicago and Morris, 111., for a week. Charles Addlesperger and mother left over the Erie at noon today for Seattle, where Mrs. Addlesperger will make her home for a year or so at least. Miss Evangeline Spahr, who lias' just completed her junior year at Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio arrived home today for a weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Spahr, before going to Point Chatauqua. New York, where she has accepted a position during the summer months. Rev. Walter D. Bauer of Desvoro. Ontario, Canada, was a Decatur caller this morning. Rev. Bauer is stopping to visit friends and relatives around Monroeville and Convoy, Ohio, while enroute to the Lutheran Synod at Chicago, next week. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gass motored to Van Wert, last evening ami secured two gorgeous bouquets of peonies, to be used as decoration at the E. F. Gass store. Rev. and Mrs. Fred Thornburg, of Richmond, visited in this city, yesterday, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ahr, Rev. Thornburg and wife were enroute to their home from Fort Wayne, where

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they had attended a church meeting. The Junior Bund will give a concert on Liberty Way at 8:15 o'clock this evening, if the weather proves favorable. T. J. Durkin Is confined to his home on Mercer avenue, with serious case of mumps. His condition today is some what Improved. B. T. Terveer, who has been confined to his home for the past week with diphtheria, Is showing Improvement. William Harting, who has been suffering with a foot infection, will enter the AdaniH County Memorial hospital, tomorrow, for medical treatment and, If necessary, an operation. The B P. O. Elks will hold their annual Flag Day services, Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the home. Mr. and Mrs. Alvy Buffenbarger and son Cail, Mary Engle and Wilhelmina Schmitz attended the commencement exercises of the Fort Wayne South Side high school graduating class, of which Mrs. Buffenbarger's sister, Miss Thelma Smith, was a member. They were accompanied home l»y Marcia Maitin, who has been a guest of Miss Smith for several days. Rev. and Mrs. M. W. Sundennan attended the South Side graduation exercises in Fort Wayne, yesterday afternoon. J. A. Price of Ossian transacted*business here this afternoon. County Superintendent Clifton Striker was a visitor at Berne this afternoon. The Indianapolis Star this morning carried one of the chapters of French Quinn's story on "Way back when", the organization of Decatur. o- —

~£) ARRIVALS

Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Speakman are the parents of an eight and one-half pound girl baby, born at five-thirty o'clock, Tuesday morning June 11, 1929. The baby has been named Mary Maxine. Mr| and Mrs. Clinton Mathys, Wabash Twnship, are the parents of a baby, born Friday June 7, 1929. A baby girl was born, Tuesday, June 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Speakman residing nortli of Berne. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sommer, of Hartford township, are the parents of a girl baby born June 8. The mother was formerly Miss Wilma Biberstein The baby lias been named Ireta Catherine. o — Mattie Crawford To Hold Meetings At Fort Wayne Fort Wayne, June 13 —(Special)— An increasing interest is being manifested in the gieat evangelistic campaign being conducted in Fort Wayne by Mattle Crawford, famous evangelist. Meetings in the great tabernacle at the end of the Pontiac car line will begin on Sunday, June 16, with services at 10:00 o'clock. They will lie held daily for two months at 2:30 and 7:30 o’clock and three times on Sunday. By means of a remote control hookup over radio station WOWO, the services will be broadcast every Sunday morning, from 10:30 to 12:30 o’clock. Assisting in all meetings are the evangelist's children who form the Jubilee quartet, known throughout the country for their singing of negro spirituals. a Get tne Habit—Trade at Home, It Pay* . jt,'. a—— •

DRY AGENTS ARE WOUNDED IN RAID Three Prohibition Officers Ambushed; Seven Negroes Arrested Richmond, Va., June 13. — (U.R) Three state prohibition enforcement officers were wounded last night while raiding a still In Chesterfield county, It was learned today when the wounded men were brought to a hospital here for treatment. State inspector R. S. Durrette was shot In the chent; officer George John Hon In the shoulder and leg, and B Gregory in the leg. Seven negroes, alleged to have ambushed the raiders, were arrested anil brought to Richmond A shotgun which police said was the property of Russell Woolridge, one of the negroes, was tlie weapon used. World War Veterans To Hold Rally At Elwood All World war veterans in this county are invited to attend the Eighth district cnovention of The American Legion to be held at Elwood. Sunday, June 16, according to announcement made today by James J. Patehell, of Union City, Eighth District Commander. The Louis Monroe Post No. 53, of the Legion at Elwood, of which Ray

$12.00 Week End Excursions to NIAGARA FALLS The World’s Most Popular Scenic Vacation Resort Every Saturday to August 31 Nickel Plate Road Leave Decatur 2:02 j>. m. Return Limit Monday following dale of sale. Tickets good in Sleeping Cars and Parlor Cars at usual extra charge for space. Optional Lake Erie Steamer Trip Between Cleveland and Buffalo. Consult Ticket Agent for Full Deltiils. I '

I THE CORT | rST Jfi Tonight Only Hi S “SQUARE SHOULDERS’’ A I’athc production with qS Sj Louis Wolheim and Junior Coghlin th He was only a tramp a misfit despised by his more tfi industrious brothers an outcast from Society. Into th a life of bitterness and resentment came the redeem- * Uj im; light of love and the birth of a desire to make Mj Se himself worthy of his boy's respect. 9n Comedy 10c--25c News 3] • ani FRIDAY—“NOISY NEIGHBORS” with Eddie Ouillan. ' Jfj SUNDAY & MONDAY—“SATURDAY’S CHILDREN" Jfi featuring Corinne Griffith.

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Ix*wlh Is Conunundcr and Martin Ling Adjiitnnt, will be host to thu visitors ut the rally|. Among legion official who aro booked on the program are; Fred A. Welcklng, of Bluffton, Department Commander; Perry Fulkuei, u past — Ic-pirlnient Commander, and Pleas t E. Greenlee, of Slielbyvllle. Departniont Adjutant. A big parade Is plann- * ed uh one feature of the district meeting. Prises will bo awarded to the 7 winning bund, drum and bugle corps. ——• o—- — —- Prolific White Ant The Insect that lays the greatest number of eggs at n time Is the while nnt of tropical countries, which pro duces 841.44M4 each day during the season.

Adams Theatre Tonight and Friday Jam \ g mu sum ftPONSON HwWlAa REID BEERY* Helen Foster and Reed Howes Life spills a unique drama over the slippery decks ol Bronson's hell-ship! Ihe fire of brooding tragedy, relieved by cooling i comedy, waits for von in I’ lIELLSIIIP BRONSON!” Also—Bobbv Vernon in “HOLD ER COWBOY” with Frances Lee. 10c —25 c — —■ ———w