Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 142, Decatur, Adams County, 14 June 1929 — Page 3

I teg I iCLI’B BLENDER V Friday Mt , S-..K- Patrol 2 and 3, Marcel |^K r . l | l d\b>'riy, 2:30 p m. ■ I ’L',. l i t’hapel <’• 1 *’• «'•’■• Mr a "'« ■ „I Aland Miller, 7:30 p. m |^K n [lur Tirzah Club, aftpr lodge. 1E,,,,,! I *lub. Red Mena Hall, lodge. ■ Saturday t M ngeliial Missionary Society P supper, church basement, 5 to 7 Sunday HI , I ~f c, Degree Team. K of C H I. 3:30 P m ■ Monday ■I >.>. Theta Tall business rie-ling E .. |s Ka theiine Hyland, 7:30 p m. flippy Night Bridge club enter imsbiimis. Mrs. Dick McConnell ■ Tuaaday BH, |~t pot luck suppet. Kof (' «:3n HH>si li'tn - x| . Mrs - r - C - I’ompbrev ■|(i< p. tn. ■ Wednesday gUlV'dii hiv Afternoon Buie o Club Ervin Elzey, 2 p. m. {jKjoNOMICS LEADER DEMONSTRATION HKp .... Aneta Beadle, of Purdue Uni met With the leaders of the n „. Economics club of Ad.HU j,| tile Domestic Science room c Decatur high school building, morning. After Hie roll l: ami reports from the differin' |K tl s made, Miss Beadle gave mi table service, taking as sub ■ ' History’' and “Types." Fol this talk, recipes for special were given ami these re w,re then used in preparing The afternoon |K I ,..| m' a talk and demonstration In B, mil. on table decoration ami etmiiette. The last lesson was in ten demonstrations to one ninety-six women, in the tiv. ■|. m Adams county. Those pres |Kt a' yesterdays meeting were. Mrs ai ,licey Clem, Mrs Lloyd Bowman Ja.ob Barkley, Mrs. John Floyd r , E \V Busche. Mrs. Hrant Sypl. Mrs. Chas. Schenck. Mrs. J. S Mrs. James Manley. Mrs Barnhouse. Mrs. Dale Moses. Goldie Reynolds and Miss Flor Graber, and Mrs. Chas Nyff-lef I CERTAIN 4ICAGO FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dugan had as elr guests, Thursday, F. C. Hobbs ,d B. A. French, of the First Natnal hank of Chicago, Illinois. The ntlemen enjoyed an interesting me of golf in the afternoon, and Ils morning, accompanied Mr. Dugan I Warsaw, where they attended t’m ■ ' Bunkers Association meet inc eld there today. MISSIONARY GUILD at birthday party Tim Girls Missionary Guild of the Reformed church, together with mothers and friends, enjoyed a o'clock birthday dinner of very , appointments, last evening, in < lnireh parlors. The dining room de,mrated with the G. M G. colanil a profusion of summer (lowTwelve tables were arranged the room, each centered with ons to represent a month of year. The guests were seated at ■ file table representing the month of birthday. A delicious dinner was after which the guests at table were requested to give a with the December table being ■ luccessl'ul. A lovely prize was award to the winners. Two contests also enjoyed, the first being a fruitful romance, with Miss Graber winning the prize. A bunt furnished further amuse and Maxine Steele proved sue and was awarded a prize. ■ I The Catholic Ladies of Columbia serve a pot-luck supper in the of C. Hall. Tuesday evening at sixo'clock. ■entertains ■progressive workers HI Mr. and Mrs. Russel Deßoh: enterthe members of the FrogreWorkers class of the United QB Brethren Sunday school, at-the regtttar business and social meeting. Thir tfen members of the class attended B the meeting, and after a short busi- ■ Hess session, the evening was spen' |H Playing games. Delicious refreshments served by the hostess- ■ I The C. L. of C. Degree Team will Sunday afternoon at three-thirty ■°’flock in the K. of C. Hall ■ PORMER DECATUR VISITOR ■ announces RECENT MARRIAGE II MisS Ruth McAdams, of Forest, made a number of friends in this lily during a sojourn last summer at |Htlie Q j R ur h residence, has anBounced her marriage to James ■I Thomas Kramer, also of Forest, occured Wednesday afternoon. ■ June 12, at the Methodist parsonage H in Frankfort. Dr. Frank L. Hovis ■ officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Kramer will ■ es iabllsh their residence on a farm ■ near Forest. Mrs. Kramer was a ■ r Wm-mate of Mrs. Harry Sutton, who ■ * aa formerly Miss Mary Burk, while ■ ’ney were students at Indiana Ini ■ Teralty.

HANOVER ANNUAL RECEtVED AT LIBRARY the L? I *■“' L,brary ' for 1 i.XrS,'! «'»; Gordon Holmes is a son of Mrs Fl--n Hu mes of 603 P(tnn Ity and was graduated from Decatur I high school with the class of 1924 u He w as , ly )e ))rHM(i(int "oiieir i; Ac, Hanover , ,llp P p H, "> '*• affiliated with the AlPha Delta Alpha fraternity. After fin nil Ing at Hanover, .Mr. Holmes ex- , Peets to enter Wabash College , The annual has been 01 , .... at the LU,.-.,, dig to do so, may have access to It. LOCAL MAUD MULLERS MOTOR TO HUNTINGTON A number of people f ro m this city • members of the Maud Muller Society' Hurntn P° f3bon,aß motored to Huntington, last eveinng and enjoyed 3J ° "' mpf,, ‘ n * *lth the organization that city. The degree was conferred on a class of five candidates, four of *'hotn were from Decatur, a social hour was enjoyed, during which re•rtshments were served. Those from '•ls city who attended the meeting ' *’T.. Mr ’ i "" 1 Mrs Flo >’' 1 Mr. inti Mrs. Chailes Heare, Mr. and M’-” Ed Whitright, Mr. and Mrs. N ()a h •rye. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eicher, Mr. ind Mrs. Archie Foley, and Mesdames ( harles Burdge, Joe Reynolds, Fran- . cis Howell, J. N . Prlstoe> Jan|ps Bajn i rant Frye, »Emil Baumgartner, Fred ! A erst, Dr. Charles, John Tyner, Millird Baumgaitner, Floyd Arnold, Alvy ’ Buffenbarger. Ervin Elzey, Cash Lutz ind Pearl Reffee, the Misses Etola Gattschall, ami Bernice Engle, and J. M. Brelner. W. 0. M. L. ENJOYS 3UNCO PARTY ' The Women of Mooseheart Legion : ueld their regulat lodge meeting, last evening, at the Moose Home. Mr. Thornberry, State Recorder, of Louisi »ille, Kentucky, gave an interesting i talk during the meeting. After lodge tables were arranged for Bunco and prizes for high score were awarded to "Mrs Virgil Drape, and Mrs. Andy Zeser. Plans were made for the Decatur chapter to motor to Van Wert', Ohio, Wednesday evening, to be guests of the Van Wert chapter. All Legionduires who ate planning to make the trip are requested to be at the Moose Home at six o'clock that evening. The Missionary Society of the Evangelical church will serve thirty-five cent chicken supper, in the church basement, tomorrow evening, from uve to seven o'clock. The supper will onsi.st of escalloped chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, biscuits, col l slaw, pie and coffeeThe Delta Theta Tans will hold a business meetings at the home of Miss Katherine Hyland, Monday evening, -t seven-thiity o'clock. The Wednesday Afternoon Bunco Club will meet with Mrs. Ervin Elzey a: her home on Indiana street, Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock ATTEND DANCE IN FORT WAYNE Misses Isabel Hower and Charlotte Elzey, and Messrs Tom Haubold. For rest Zimmerman and “Red" White of ' tliis city, were among those in atten- ■ dance, last evening, at the Fort Wayne I Central high school commencement i dance, whi’h was held at the Shrine ' Temple. They were guests of Miss June Wilson, daughter of Mt. and ' Mrs. Edward Wilson, who was a memi bei < f toe g’ jdi ating class. Miss Huw- ; er has visited with Miss Wi’son tor j the past several days. The Ear 1 Gar I- , ;ier orchestra finished music lor the . »< casio n. IfrTownTalk Will Conrad, former Decatur boy and a graduate some years ago from the Decatur high school, now teacher ‘ of mathematics in the naval academy at Annapolis, a position he has held for several years, called on friends here today. R. Milt Retherfojd of Muncie, rep-

The Single Dollar If you watch over the * small things of life, they will make you; if 1 you neglect them, they will break you. Neglect the dimes and you will never have the opportunity j to neglect the dollars. 1 Don’t despise the single 3 dollar. Start an account; we can j help you and you can help us. i The Peoples Loan & Trust Co Bank of Service

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resenting the Banks 'Credit Corpor i atlon of Indianapolis visited here Milt Is one of tlie finest men we know and we enjoyed a visit with him while here. John Potter of Galeshurg, Illinois, for some years the head clerk of the old Burt House here, is looking up old friends. John still calls tills home though he has been away a couple of decades. . Paris Vizard who Is enjoying n rest and a vacation at his father's home tn Pleasant .Mills is getting a big "kick out of fishing. He made his champion catch this week, pulling a fifteen pound Aarp from the old stone quarry. Dr. Harry Jones of Berne was looking after professional business here this morning. Mrs. Michael Meibers and daughter-in-law of Rome City are visiting at the Dick Boch home in Decatur. Rudloph Linnemeler of Preble township called on Decatur folks this morning. Thomas Durkin, who has just compie ed the fifth year of the classical course, which he has been taking at the St. Joseph's college at Renssalear, returning to his home last evening, to visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Durkin. A number of members of the Eagle lodges from Portland and Richmond stopped here last evening en route home from Fort Wayne where the state convention was held. dem Macklin, representing the Mutual Life Insurance company of New York, has returned from a business trip to Jay and Wells counties. There are but 1,306 Civil war veterans living in Indiana and it is predicted that in ten years the entire body will have answered the final bugle. Eugene Durkin arrived home last evening, from Los Angelos, California, to spend his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Durkin. He and A. F. Christen drove two thousand five hundred and fifty*miles from Los Angeles to Chicago in five days. “Jiggs" will be home until June 29th, when he expected to return to Ins Angeles with Mr. Christen. Miss Florence Magley will leave Saturday for Indianapolis where she. will enter summer school. John T. Myers made a business trip to Bluffton Friday afternoon. Cool weather followed the Thursday and Friday rains, and weather forecasters say the cool weather will continue for the next day or Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meyer motor- - ed to Bluffton last night where they visited relatives. Martin Jaberg and Charles Steele weie business visitors in Monroeville and Woodburn Friday afternoon. The Rev. A. E. Burk, pustor of the Pleasant Mills Methodist church, hasbeen attending the commencement week exercises at Taylor University Upland, Ind., and visiting a brother at Hartford City this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Secaur and children of Peru, are the week-end guests of Mr. Secaur’s mother, Mrs John Wagoner, of 310 North First street. Chirk Sours of Hartford township was in town this morning. Several mouths ago the big bank barn on his farm burned and he lost thirteen head of cattle, thirty-nine hogs and a horse. A brother of Mr. Sours who got several head of stock from the barn was so badly burned that he is just able to be about again. Clark has th< courage, however, and is planning to

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rehujld anti restock his farm. Miss Harriet Wallace and Bruce Wallace are spending the summer vacation period with their grandmother, Mrs. Ellbazeth Morrison. Miss Harriet graduated last week, from the high school of Newcastle, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Morrison attended the commencement and they arrived in this city on last Saturday. Bruce Wallace, who attended military school ( at Mobile, Alabama, the past winter, ulso arrived In Decatur on the same day. Mrs. Raytnond Keller visited with friends in Fort Wayne, today. While the historic ole party o’ Jes ferson is out o' debt an' not doin' anything It might, set a fine example fer the country by livin’ within its income. Remember how fussed up we used to git when we tied a girl’s shoe? —Abe Martin, Indianapolis News. Frank Weber and Mr. and Mrs. Roman Weber and son Albert, returned to their home in Border, Texas, after

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vlxtflng with Mrs. datherin# Schneider. Before coming here they visited In Battle ("reek, Mlchlgun and Findlay, Ohio. Don Farr went to Frankfort, Thursday afternoon, where lie visited with Mlhh Mildred Kelley, mid together they motored Io Lebanon and attended the Tri Delt Sorolity State Dance, which was held at the Lebanon Country Club Win. Harting, underwent an operation this morning, at. the hospital for the amputation of one of his small toes. The operation was given with just a local anesthetic, and Mr. Hurting was removed later to Ills home, feeling no 111 effects of hla experience. Mr. and Mis. A A. Kist of Portland visited here an hour at noon on their ’ way to Fort Wayne. ‘ Dr. Seinman and Dr. Duke of Mon- ' Yoevllle were enjoying the golf course here. Mrs Jack Harker and son Jack Jr., I spent the day visiting In Monroe r Mis Mary Murtaugh, and daughter

Marie and Billy Murlattgh visited In Fort Wayne, today. Mr. anil Mrs Waller J. Krick have returned home from a wedding trip through the southern part of Indiana. They will be here until week after next, when they will leave for New York City, to take a summer course of atudy at Columbia University. Get tne Habit- -Trade at Home. It Paye

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Mother Os 14 Pardoned !ndlanapolin, June 14. -<U.R) —A partion hax been Issued to Mrs. Pattie Payne. Evansville, mother of 14 children, who served a portion of a one to five year sentence In tbe Indiana state woman's prison on liquor charges. , Sunday Is Father’s Day—a tie .from Vance & Linn’s will more than please. >■ r- -xa Man rsaa san r. ->■ >l ■■ iT»i ■»(] fr 3 i ■'•(1 i