Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 182, Decatur, Adams County, 1 August 1929 — Page 5

[Hj CJ --S} Iff \5 J* f I | c\b A jjr MRS. JAMES R. BLAIR jrL f// fll||liy Society Editor Phon * 1000 ' Corsets And Longer Skirts , . Ulg i—<(j.R) The period of expectancy and conjecture as , '' K " li, ilisclo cd at the couture openings, is assuming its customary I to» liat ~.,,.u. W ith the attendant crop of rumors flourishing with E ea oiia season ih< gist of these rumors Is centered around tin ', C ,i -mate from Patou »ouc< rnlng the special creation of corsets |def. * l ' l ' insure the fitted silhouette. Another topic of rumor '..< for mann-xitiin' .

Sine of violet shades. ’ ,h K es i< that the •long-limbed’ n ' will be Poshly be modified by t W i , ttutier. Ijelong, for inI « ev ‘ ral ,' s lt( | to hold the opinion I waistline should be a matter ,b “ Xed I" individual choice and fase ’ i ckir' for daytime 4s Th 'r 7'b' • !ean char,w ’ Worth, f'Cute* that th.s silhouette with i ,b , Skirt entails a shorter k'J\ne and harmony. He be!t * hat matching culottes worn ’VVr skirt* "id be adopted in order T women may keep their legs tto ‘ when wearing shorter coat , J thus extending the ensemble ! tiemt to underapparel- ' gS» ®M* ‘ u A R tshba-icher was hostess. [ J evening, at her home on North : Third dreet, to the members of the I X Hundred Club. Th? Ashbaucher i Vnl . »■?.« attractively decorated foi ' I-mstdon in hnge baskets of garden flowers. It was in this setting, that it JM .I tables w.-n arranged for the evt Hing's games. Mrs. Ed (offee and I 1r? u : nan Gillig were the success- ! jn l aspirants -at Five Hundred and [ Mr e awarded lovely prizes- Mrs. Eno Unkenan was the -only guest other to the club members and was pre- : jtrted with .1 dainty guest prize by I hostess. At the close of the evening. I (re. Ashbaucher served a delicious one fonrie luncheon. The next meeting of tfeitaf will be held in two weeks with I Jrs William Keller as nostesS! KINGS HERALDS BUOY PICNIC Ktfteen members of me Kings HerW; ot the First Methodist church, met d the chj 'ch. yc-krrday afternoon, tfiitom there a body to MeVial Park where they enjoyed a Hiuant aft rnoon. Games and wading I il the pool formed entertainment tea- ( arts, i.nii at tne supper hour, a deli-' ! doits picnic- .-uppdr was ejijoycd. The I seep were chaperoned by Mrs. Del- ! ,M Passwater and Mrs Grant Fry*. L Mi.-s Effie Patton will be hostess to 1 the Psi lota. Xi sorority at eight o - | dock Tuesday evening. ENTERTAINS CORINTHIAN CLASS K Mrs. Adam Kunowich was hostess, , last evening al her home on Ninth i greet, to the Corinthian class of the . Christian Sunday school. A good attadance was present and, during a : business session, plans were discussed ■' hr a picnic to be held next Wednes<iaj evening. A social time followed , during which light refreshments were jOrved by the hostess. The next regniiir meeting of the class will be held last of August with Mrs. Fred • ■lit? as hostess. MUSIC CLASS PICNICS AT PARK Ijbe piano pupils of Miss Sue Zim- " I™"*' 1 en -'°- v ' ‘ l a '•■‘-duer and marshmallow (Tuesday evening, at • Park. Games were the main »ture of the evening. Those enjoy- ' W the affair were: Heleh and Hilda v.Wllianis. Kathl en Odle, Mary JohnI ™- Donald and Roger Arnold, LawM’e Beavers, Mary Maxine Martin. " •’“bn. Sue Zimmerman and , nest Mrs. F. Arnold. meeting of ■ »ONROE S. S. CLASS J 11 ® 8 No. 11 of the Monroe MethoEpiscopal Sunday school met at , noine of Ml . and Mrg K(J Booth I' ‘ ' enin S. Eighteen members re- ■ tisiiJ.' J 0 rn " (a "' w * t ' l thirteen to, s - a ! S 0 Present. Mr. Booth lied the L Os the Scl, D tur e lesson for ofe-.d tn ? g ’. a “ d Mrs - A1 ' ,h Hahnert •t'sion u' l>er ' Al,er the business »ai)of’>h IS ' 1! ' rtil:l H<ulf iricks. chair'k’illiam ” oc ’ a ' hour, called on Rev. "ill'am? kto the tlaßs - Mreand*** - ,ea ' ing . ro and Mrs - Archie w I,B^ eu ? ,ed ’ “ The Ruing » , •' At ,he cloße of tlle 6011 Wai ° two-course lunchr served by thejtoscess. * e eting OF kMdWh Y H BIJNCO CLUB piled the m 2 l ’ e hghtfully enterB,lw ioon Huii" ot the Wednesday ,ODII at hrr h° ' Ul> ’ yesterd ay afterGuest "u 0,1 West Monroe i' Bbe rs were M he r than ,he club Baumga ,2 , S ’\ Fl ' ed He uer. Mrs. J r,ner and ilibS lsa bel BaumL Gla f ,, > b Whitn'ght- As the afternoon’s games,

CLUB CALENDER « Thursday Progressive Workers Class of I’. B. S. S., Mr. and Mrs Thurman Drew, 8 P. M. «W.0.M.L., Moose Home, 8:00 P.M. V. B. Work and Win class, Mr and Mrs Wm Strajim, 8 p. m. Womens Relief Corps. Library 1:80 P. M. Children's Party, Country Club, 2:30-5 P. M. Friday Minnehaha Club, Alter Poeohoitfas Lodge. Mt Pleasant Philamath Bible class. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Sheets. W. H. M. S. of M. E. church, Mrs. | John Bowers. 2:30 ( P. M. Wedneaday Wednesday Afteinoon Bunco Club, Mrs. James Gattshall, 2:00 I’- M. Tuaaday < Reformed W. M. S. Church Parlors 2:00 P. M. prizes for high score were awarded to Mrs. Floyxl ArnoltUand Miss Gladys Whitright, while Mrs. Clara Baumgartner received the consolation. At the close of the games, tables were covered with linen and arrangd for luncheon A dainty basket of sweet peas centered each table and napkins | were of floral design to correspond The hostess was assisted in serving a delicious luncheon by her daughter ' Miss Gladys. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Janies Gattshall at 2 o’clock next Wednesday afternoon. AT SUNSET PARK Complimentary to Mrs. I). M. Reed and children, of Indianapolis a family picnic dinner was enjoyed, last evening at Sunset Park by Mr- and Mrs E. F. Gass, daughter Beatrice ami son Billy; Mrs. Clara Meyers, daughter Mary, and sons Cletus and Jerome; I Mr and Mrs. M. J. Mylott and son | F:ed; Mrs. Mary Fullenkamp; Miss ; Rose Fulenkamp; Mr. and Mbs. George! i Andrew's: and Mrs D. M. Reed and! children, Paul, Mark and Ruth MEETING OF UNION TOWNSHIP CLUB The Union Township Woman’s Club met, Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. J. C. Barkley. The meeting was opened with song after which the roll call was answered by giving a salad recipe. There were eight members, two visitors, and a number of children present. Mrs. Harve Butier was received as a new member of the club. After the business meeting the lesson on "Dishes for Special Occasions" was given and these dishes prepared and served. Sandwich rolls, sandwich: slices, shrimp delight, and outrigger salad. Lemonade was also served. It Js planned to hold a social meeting in August. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mylott entertained at dinner today for Mrs D. M. Reed and children, Mark, Paul,: and Ruth, of Indianapolis, ami Mrs. Maty Fullenkamp and daughter Miss Rose, ot tyis city. The Minnehaha Club will meet to-, morrow evening, following the regular Pocohontas Lodge meeting. Mrs. Ed: Whitright and Mrs. Franei Howell will be the hostesses. TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING Mr- and Mrs. George Lett, of east of Decatur, will celebrate their Golden Wedding anniversary next Sunday, August 4. A basket dinner will be enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Lett and their relatives at the noon hour. Fl lends are invited to call during the noonThe W. M. S. of the Reformed church w’ill meet next Tuesday afternoon in the church 'parlors. The hostesses will be Mrs. Ralph Yager Mrs. Riley Poling, Mis. Carl Schafer and Mrs. Forest Owens. The leaders for the afternoon are Mis. Dallas Goldner ami Mrs. Tillman Gehrig. National Guard Units Leave For Camp Knox I Indianapolis, August 1— (UP) —Ad- 1 vance units of Indiana National Guard left at 1 A M- today tor Camp Knox., Ky.. in 60 motor vehicles, to prepare the ground’s for the annual two weeks’ ei'canuiineni. Other units wil leave i nrrly Sunday. Advance troops include guardsmen i from Fort Wayne, Gary, Frankfor . i Lafayette,. Muncie, Shelbyville and i Indianapolis- 1

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1929.

ST. LOUIS PLANS TO HONOR FLIERS Arrange Hilarious Celebration For Endurance Flight Kings — St. Loafs, Mo„ Auv I.—(U.R)—Cll i rnaxlim two ana one-half weeks of forced Inactivity. Dale "Red" Jackson and Forest "Obie" Q’Brine, world , champion endurance flyers, faced one of the busiest days of their lives toI day as St. Louis prep’ared to jam u . week of hilarious celebration and adulation into 24 hours. The first flay of their return to earth after more than 420 hours aloft was comparatively uneventful as they attended the funeral of George Lambert, flying Aon of the donor of Lam-bert-St. Louis flying field, who was killed in a plane crash Monday, Reverence for lambert was the principal cause for ending the record flight. sinf> both members of the crew of St. Louis Robin declared they were secretly pointing for "Oil continuous hours in the air when they learned of learned of the. death of Lambert, close friend of both. Concentration of festivities wa« the order today after announcement of Maj. William R. Robertson, president : of Curtiss-Rebertaon Airplane MannFfacturing company, sponsor of the I flight, that the champions would leave tomorrow for Chicago and points east ! on a tour of refueling exhibitions. The schedule for the tour has not I been completed but it is known Detroit will be the next city to receive the flyers after their show in Chicago. Meanwhile Jackson and O’Brine contemplated what they would do with the $7,500 Challenger-Robin monoplane promised them for their sales-man-demonstrator efforts in selling 50 Robins for a total of $375,000 during their days in the air. Interesting for them, too, was the order for a check of $24,500 received by telegram from the directors ot the Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor company yesterday. This pays the pair SIOO for every hour the record was broken on the basis of a 500-hour ; flight, promised them when they were : asked to descend Tuesday. A new Challenger motor will be placed in the famous St. Louis Robin before the pair take off with their refueling crew and Maj. Robertson for Chicago. FAMILY REUNION CALENDAR Sunday, August 4 August 4—Tenth annual Hart reunion, O. E. Shifferty home, 4*2 miles : east of DecaturAug. 4 —Reppert Reunion at Berne, I Ind. Sixteenth annual Reunion of the Oswalt family, Washington Park, Bluffton. Sunday. August 4—Bleeke Reunion, Weiser Park at Fort Wayne, 1 o'clock, sun time. Christ Family reunion, Sunday August 4, Big Lake. Indiana Schafer Family Reunion Sunset Park Rillig and Roehm Reunion, Sunset Park Sunday, August 11 Fifteenth annual Reunion of Tombleson family, Hiers Park. Huntington. August 11 —Fifth annual Hitchcock family reunion, at Watt, Ohio. Geist Family Reunion, Sunset Park Sunday, August 11. Hower reunion, Sunday. August 11, at Will Breiner home, northeast of Decatur. August 11 —Feasel - Ruby Reunion, Charles Feasel farm, 12 miles southeast of Oecatur. Sunday, August 18 August 18 McGill Reunion, Sunset Park. Kitson family reunion, Heier’s park, Huntington. Eleventh reunion of Kitson Reunion : Hiers Park, Huntington. Twenthleth Annual Reunion of JesI se Butler family, Sun Set Park. Augiist 18—Steele reunion at Memorial Park, Huntington. Bienz Family Reunion, Sunset Park. Sept. 2 —Mumma reunion at Weisser park, Fort Wayne. Sunday, September 1 September I—Brown1 —Brown family reunion at Yoeman hall. Zink and Kuhn Reunion. Sunset Park L. E. Marrs Reunion, Sunset Park. Sunday. September 8. Haks Reunion, Sunset ParkCarlisle. The latter arived on Tuesday Sunday September I0 . Poincare Undergoes Successful Operation Paris, Aug. I—(UP)—M. Raymond Poincare underwent a successful operation today for the prostate trouble from which he had been suffering for some time and which last week caused him to resign as Premier of France. o Shoots Self Twice, Jumps Out Os Wip low; Survives Hammond, Ind.. July 31 —(UP) — Laura Evans, 42. Indiana Harbor was determined to die but two attempts failed. She shot, herself twice last ' night and on being taken to St- Catherine's hospital at East Chicago jumped out of a third story window. Doctors say she will recover.

Miss Tillie Meibers has returned from Rome City, where she spent a few days at her cottage. Charles Colter, who has been seriously ill with blood poisoning which developed following an injury to {he foot, remains in about the same condition. The poison has effected his hand and foot- Miss Danke, of Monroeville a trained nurse. Is in charge at the Colter home. Loud-mouthed fellers are great oil knowin’ jest what ought to be done, but they're poor detail men. "Cid Lindbergh has got an awful fine little wife, hut she cost him the front page.” said Tell Binkley, this mornin.’ —Abe Martin, Indianapolis News Mrs. Elmer Lautenschlager and daughter, Norma Jean, of Smithville, Ohio, Arnold St nits, of Toledo, and Orrin Stults, of Erie, Pa., visited recently witli their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H Stults, of near Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cole of Sacramento, California, started on a motor trip to Decatur, and are expected to arrive here within a few days, to spend a vacation with Mr. Cole's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cole, on North Fifth street. The Misses Irma Gage and Margaret Christen visited in Fort Wayne, yesterday. Bob Zwick left for Cleveland. Ohio, to take a load of furniture. He will remain in that city for several days. Mr. and Mrs- George Morris of Bluffton and Mr. and Mrs French Quinn, of this city, have gone on a motor trip of business, and pleasure to Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Butler have returned horn eto Fort. Wayne after a several days visit with Mrs. Henry Krick. Fred Kinder of Indianapolis is here to assist on the lionotypes at the Daily Democrat while the ixiys are taking vacations during the month of August. Miss Mary Hollingsworth, of Winchester, arrived this morning for a visit until Tuesday of next week, with Sheriff and Mrs Hari Hollingsworth. Miss Hollingsworth is a student at the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Busc-he and children, of Anderson, visited over last week-end with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Busche, at Monroe. Mr. and M's Fred Schulte are enpoying a weeks vacation mote- trip through the northeast. According to post cards received from then they i; ve already visited Niagara Falls, Buffalo and points in Canada. Mrs- Win am Ktlebler, Mrs Dyonis Schmitt, and daughter Magdalene, Mrs. Frank Barteel and Mrs. Henry Schutte motored to Fort Recovery, Ohio Tuesday where the ■ vi-uted with Mr. an-1 : Mrs. Joe Schm-t' Alfred Kink of Van Wert visited with friends here this morning Dr. Thoma t C harles, local ch f ropracI tor, is confined to his lied on account of illness. He 'ikely will be away from his office tor a week or ten days Funeral services were held from St. Mary's church this morning for the late Charles Ervin. Work on the Meibers-Niblick subdivision is going ahead rapidly now and within a week or so will be ready for the opening. Bruce and Brue of Indianapolis are expected here next week to announce their plans for the sale. A hundred kiddies are enjoying the afternoon at the country club where the annual children's day is on. The Maynard residence on Winchester street is being respouted with copper. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Bowen left this morning for Webester Lake. They will return Saturday and will go to Shelbyville tor a family reunion on Sunday. Charles Morrison ot' Blue Creek township, one of our old reliables visited here today. The numbers 16 on the east and west road indicate that tire road has been taken over by the state and make it easier for the travelers. From here east for the present the road will go to the state line over the north rout . as a detour. Mayor George Krick and son motored to Fort Wayne and Yoder today on business. Fred Schurger, well-known Decatur attorney and abstractor donned his overalls today and cut several acres ot oats on his farm west of the city ) Mary Hollingsworth, of Winchester arrived today for a weeßs visit with her unclt and aunt. Sheriff and Mrs. Hollingsworth of this city. Miss Hollingsworth is an accomplished pianist and organist. Sheriff and Mrs Hatl Hollingsworth and guest Miss Maty Hollingsworth motored to Fort Wayne this afternoon. The two ladies will visit with friends and Sheriff Hollingsworth will look after business matters. Deputy sherff Dallas Hower h’JS a hobby of gardening. As an example of his efforts he brought to tlie Democrat office yesterday, two potatoes, three carrots and a Spanish onion which would easily furnish sufficient vegetables for a family of four. The two potatoes were unusually large for this time of year. Clarence Knight of Fort Wayne was a business visitor in Decatur today, Mrs. Claude Briggs and son Booby and Mrs. Oscar Hoffman, son Thad and daughter, Mary Joe motored to Gary today where the Hoffmans will visit a few days with the Briggs and then go on to their home in Chicago. Billy will remain here a few days lon- >

■ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kiilinle and children Hilly, Bobby and Virginia Lee returned home, after spending a few days with the Heber Humbarger family who are sojourning at Lake Sliipshewaiina. Roger Lincoln, of Essex, Ontario, Canada, returned to his home at Romney ufter spending a few weeks with his aunt, Mrs W. J. Kuhnle. Mrs. I). M. Reed and children Paul, Mark and Ruth, of Indianapolis, are guests of the former's mother and sister, Mrs. Mary Fullenkamp and Miss Rose Fullenkamp in this city. Aaron Odle and family, and Grover Odle and family, of Decatur, Mrs. ('. W. Bushnell of Muncie, and Arthur Bushnel, of Greenville, spent last evening at the Brown residence. o '* HOSPITAL NOTES * #«*¥*¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ 15 George Brigh', Decatur route two, underwent an operation this morning at the Adams County Memorial hospital. for the removal of tonsils. Herman Med-sker, Monroeville route one underwent a major emergency operation, yesterday at the local hospital. - Mrs. Glen Jackson, Decatur route three, was admitted to the hosiptal yesterday, as a medical patient. Miss May Kaehr, Monroe route one. fubmited to a major operation, yesterday, at the Adams County Memorial hospital. Mrs. Adolph Kiefer, Decatur route one, underwent a tnapor operation, yesterday, ac the local hosiptal. Mrs. Max Kidd and son. Max Jr., were moved, this morning to their home on Mercer avenue, in the Dyonis Schmitt apartment. Mrs. Leslie Smith and son John Leslie, of Berne, were moved this afternoon, from the Adams CountyMemorial Hospital, to the home of the former’s mother. Mrs. Clara Anderson, on South Third street. —o • - ■ - - Refrigerant Gasses Not Violent Poisons Washington, Aug. I.—;U.R)--Reassur-ance against '‘undue anxiety” on the part of users of refrigeration systems because of recent deaths in Chicago attributed to escaping methyl chloride. has been given by the bureau of public health, standards and mines after an investigation. Three gases—-methyl chloride, ammonia, and sulphur dioxide—are used as “refrigerants” in common mechanical refrigerators, the report said. Although none of them can be breathed “with impunity” they are not violent poisons when breathed for a short time in low concentration, it was stated. Sulphur dioxide and ammonia both have strong odors, the report said. Methyl chloride "has a slight and rather pleasant odor which probably would not awaken a sleeping person and might not be recognized by anyone who was awake," the bureaus said. n Three Orphans Fake Story Os Kidnaping Indianapolis, Aug. 1 — (UP) —Three orphans who wanted to ‘be somebody’ in a “big city” were returned to an Indianapolis orphanage today after causing police of two cities to investigate their story of a kidnaping. The children, giving their names as Nettie, 13; Martha 12; and Mary Bradley, 8. admitted today that they were inmates of the House of Good Shepherd. Earlier they had toid police of being kidnapped by a "dark woman” in Cincinnati and being dropped off in the weeds besides a highway near Indianapolis. They stood iiy- their story stoutly until confronted with unimpeachable evidence today that it was false. Dives Into Shallow Pool; Condition Critical Elkhart, Ind., Aug. I.—(U.R. —Donald Wilson, 22, was in a critical condition here today as the result of injuries sustained when he dived and struck his head on the bottom of a shallow swimming hole. A chum. John Weybrlght, dragged him, unconscious, to shore, and he had not regained consciousness.

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cimtfii t with (bn men now in cimtotl’, While he worked "on the Inside,” his telephone conversations were listened In on by fellow officers. Once Altmefer even bough' a nine, tipple.” That night there was a bombing In Chicago. And the nyu now held, believing the policeman responsible, immediately took him Into their circle, he related. o ~.. ——. "Deai” Talmadge of Indianapolis is looking after his house bulding project here. o—_ The half price sale on palm beach and tropical worsteds at Teeple & Peterson is going fine.