Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 269, Decatur, Adams County, 12 November 1929 — Page 7

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I Metal or Velvet Jacket Ensemble Has I Considerable Prestige ■ NEW YOltK. Nov. 12. —(U.RX The jacket ensemble hae the sponsorship ■B the Diamond Horseshoe and whai more could anything have byway of this has stepped aside in favor of the dress which because of its escortg short jacket has been daubed an evening suit. ■ ; That sumptions fabrics should be the choice for such a costume is easy ■Hwiicb to understand for of course everything must, be done to create an

1 ' 11 of elegance and of formal BK ir.sp'te of the fact that the cos■■,'m. it modeled more or less on suit ■Bl!,. Metal cloth and velvet were choice at the opera premier. ■ ■Tic fur-trimmed suit has also deto a point where it seriously Bjjtiva* the long fur trimmed coat. ■K an> women are finding it amusing ■ttShfc W ell as practical to vary their !his winter by substituting IB fur trimmed suit for a fur trimmed M tints being especially true of who boast a fur coat, the majority seemingly. ■ |;r , fox has more or less suddenly 2 ,.,| ahead as one of the most de- ■ lirabl- trimming furs, it is smart plat k and is also used on color, ,1! »rk green which is importthis winter, although brown is cbd to be next to black as a preference. IBesearch club ■B TUDIES “AIRPORTS” ■ ■An interesting subject on “Airwas discussed by Mrs. Fred " at the regular meeting of the li Club, Monday afternoon, a was held at Mrs. Heuer’s home Monroe street. Mrs. Heuer open■■d In i- paper by telling that twenty had elapsed since Lewis Bleri >t flown over the English Channel .- fully in an airplane, and since the trips have become so famthat -now they are a common c.r <o. An interesting account made of the outfitting of the ■■ko-bif. planes, and the many eonien which they claim. Improve- - ar* l»eing made each day upon ■ nke planes until they will ultimately more perfected, just as. our moans of transportatioif*lsave ■■.nirp modernized, and perfected. ■■ T. ail ports are also necessarily to withstand the steady imof planes. A year ago wore only five hundred airports ’ I’nited States, and today there two thousand. Mrs. Heuer told tli. requirements of an airport, were needed to make a landing i: '.lit Various educated engineers ■ ■time to decide upon fit places for Night lighting equipment ■E|t<nil i fdios are needed, and the hanshould he at least eighty by one ■Bnu.'!.. .■! feet In dimension and should "ell lighted. Beacon lights should ■Mtav.- fifteen thousand to one hundred candle power, and it takes ■Bfcetw. m thirty thousand and fifty ■B 11 ”‘'.oul dollars to make a qualified The money used to build places is gathered from reve■■iiie.-' from gas and oil, ten per cent lllP t''kets sold to passengers, a ■M>''t i . nt of the parking space sold on ■ ■the airport grounds, and a per cent ■ ■of tm- restaurants maintained on the ■ ■grmni.!... a part of the proceeds from ■ ■temliing flyers is used to maintain ■ ■tin airports, which usually shows a ■ Boss because the expenses are so ■ I Sub-topics on the subject were giv■B 6" b ' Mrs. A. R. Fiedderjoliann who ■ ■told of the “Airports at Akron.” and ■ ■Mrs. jf j,'. Callow, whose topic was ■Hf Airpol t Dedication.” Mrs. 11. D. ■ ■Myers reported upon the "Merger of ■'■Curtis and Wright Corporations," ■ ■and Mrs. .1. C. Sutton gave an inter- ■ ■esting report on the “Number of I ■Lives Lost.” The plans made to get ■ ■an airport in Decatur, and the work ■ an organization of boys in this ■ ■cty in numbering the buildings and ■ ■marking them for aviators was told | ■in a repdvt given by Mrs. Nellie B Following the program, Mrs. Heuer ■ ■and Mrs. O. L. Vance served a de- ■ ■ Unions luncheon, which was of ■ ■Armistice Day appointments. ■ i The next meeting of the Club will R ■be held next Monday afternoon with ■ ■Mrs. Charity Hooper and Mrs. J. T. ■ ■Merryman will act as leader for the ■ ■kftP-rnoon, taking as her subject, S I ‘How Times Have Changed.” I I LITERATURE DEPARTMENT I i HOLDS INTERESTING MEETING ■ ■ J' 10 Literature Department of the B ■ Montan's Club mot last evening at the E ■home of Mrs. F V. Mills on Mercer S I Avonue. Practically all of the mem- | ■hers of the department were present, g g Mrs. John H. Heller, chairman of the I I ''J'lertainnient of the evening, had ■ ■ l 'harge of the program. She gave a g I short sketch of the life of Miss Mazo I I ?'■ ' a il° L ’hc author of thd study books II m *' le even ’ n 8- Following her report I ■ Mrs. w. J. Beane reviewed the first

CLUB CALENIW Tua eday Carpe Diem Club, Mrs. Albert Beery, 7:30 P. M. Men's Winners Class meeting, Frank Butler, 7:30 p.m. W. C. T. U„ Library 2:30 P. M. Wednesday Zion Lutheran Missionary Society, Mrs. Ben Anker, 2 P. M. Alpha Zeta Bridge Club Mrs. Burl Johnson, 7:30 P. M. Reformed Ladies Aid Society, M:». William Moeshberger, al! day. • Historical Club, Mrs. Wilson Lee, 2:30 P. M. Boni-Tems Club, Mrs, W, P. Lose, 7:30 P. M. . Shakespeare Club, Mrs. Herman Ehinger, 2:30 P. M. Thursday Evangelical Loyal Workers class, Mrs. Earl Butler, 7:30 P. M. Pythian Sisters tricounty meeting, Decatur TempleMt. Pleasant Aid Society supper, Mt. Pleasant School. Music Department of Woman's Club Mrs Earl Coverdale. Eastern Star, Masonic Hall 7:<30 P. M. Phoebe Bible class, Mrs. A. R. Ashbaucher, 7:30 P. M. Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Berne, all-day meeting. So Cha Rea social meeting, Mrs. Dick Ehinger, 7:30 p. m. Bridge Club. Mrs. Will Bowers, 6:30 p. m. Christian Triangle class, Miss Mina Lampe hostess, Mrs. Carl Fisher’s home, 7 :30 p.m. Christian Ladies Aid Society, Mrs. Sam Chronister, 2:30 p.m. Friday United Brethren W. M. A., Mrs. Earl Krider, 2 p.m. M. E. Women's Foreign Missionary Society, Mis. Wilson Beery, 2:30 p. in. Saturday Christian Indies Aid plate supper, church basement, 5 to 7 P. M. Monday Research Club, Mrs. Charity Hooper,. 2:30 p. m. book of “Jalna.” Her report was followed by the next book of “The Whiteoaks of Jalna" given by Mrs. Albert Coppess. Each report was interesting anil well received by the ladies. The next meeting of the department will be held at the home of Mrs. H. L. Curtis DELTS ADOPT REVISED CONSTITUTION The Delta Theta Tau Sorority met last evening at the home of Miss Mary Harris for the regular business meeting of the month. During the evening the regular routine of business was followed, after which the constitution was revised and the revised edition was adopted. The next meeting of the sorority will be held ‘in two weeks at the home of Mrs. J. U Ehler. ENTERTAINS WITH DINNER Mr. and Mrs A. R. Ashbaucher entertained at their home on North Third street, Sunday honoring Mr and Mrs Willis Van Camp of Jackson. Michigan. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ashbaucher, Mr. and Mrs- Cecil Mclchi, and Mrs. Lille Burroughs. ENTERTAINS WITH BRIDGE PARTY Mrs. Fred Heuer entertained last evening at her home with two tables of bridge. The decorative note of the evening was in keeping with Armistice Dsy and American Flags were used about the entertaining rooms. At the conclusion of the games prizes for high score were awarded to Mrs Charles K. Champlin, first, and Mrs. Madge Harris, second. Following the social time the hostess served delicious refreshments of Armistice Day appointments. TO SERVE PLATE SUPPER The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris tian Church will serve a forty cent plate supper, Saturday evening. November 16. in the church basement, from five to seven o’clock. HONORS FRIENDS WITH FAREWELL PARTY Mr and Mrs. John Keller entertained last evening complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jacobus, who are leaving the city. The affair was in the form of a farewell party. The evening wars spent in playing bunco and other

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games, followed by Mrs. Keller serving delicious refreshments. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jacobus, Mr. and Mrs. William Affolder, Mr. and Mrs. Burl Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haley, and Mr. and Mrs. John Keller. The Zion Lutheran Missionary Society will meet Wednesday afternoon at two o’clock at the home of Mrs. Ben Anker at the corner of Eleventh and Nuttman Avenue. ’ ENTERTAINS AT DINNER SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Albert Melchlng entertained at dinner Sunday at their home in Ossian. Covers were arranged for the following guests: Orville Melching, Miss Martha Phipps of Boston, Mrs. Klyne, Mrs. Maud Swfhart and son Clyde, Max Melching and Miss Cleora Baker of thia city. ENTERTAINS SUPPER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Sam Acker entertained last evening at supper complimentary to the following guests: Albert W. Roop of Van Wert, Ohio: Joseph Roop of Hillman, Michigan. Amos L. Roop of Fort Wayne, brothers of Mrs. Acker, and Mrs. Maude Acker and son Robert of Fort Wayn«. Thin is the first time Joseph hits been here to visit his sister in,thirteen years. His wife, Mrs. Roop, is in the Ann Arbor University hospital where she was operated on three weeks ago. Her home before her marriage was near Rockford, Ohio. As soon as Mrs. Roop is able to leave tile hospital she and Mr. Roop will make their home in this city with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Acker. The Progressive Workers class of the United Brethren Church will meet with Mr and Mrs. C. E. Merriman 112 North 9th street Thursday night November 14, at 7:30 o'clock.

ANNOUNCES WEDDDING OF NOVEMBER TENTH Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Farrar of Monroe announce the marriage of their laughter Marquerite to Mr. Adelbert Beals ot' Portland. Ind The wedding took place November 10 at Covington, Kentucky. On their return from Covington Mr. and Mrs. Beals travelled through Kentucky, Ohio, and southern Indiana. They will be at home to their many friends in Portland where Mr. Beals is proprietor of the Busy Bee Lunch Room. Tlie Mt. Pleasant Aid Society will give a ten cent supper, Thursday November 14. in the basement of the Ml. Pleasant School. The public is invited to attend. ENTERTAINS ON SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Owen Davis entertained several of their friends from Fort Wayne, Sunday- At tlie noon hour a delicious dinner was served at which covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Outland. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Turner and daughter Eunice of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Catherine Hunsicker, and Mr. and Mrs- Davis and daughter Katherine Eileen.

W. C. T. U. ALL DAY MEETING The Womans Christian Temperance Union of Adams County will hold an all day meeting Thursday November 14, at the Reformed Church Berne, Ind- The morning services will begin at ten o’clock and the afternoon session at one-thirty. The progran for the day is as follows: 10 A. M. Devotionals by Rev. Suckau Introductory remarks by the County President followed by a discussion ou'lining the work for the year. Duet—Mrs. Eugene Runyon and Mi.-: Henry Adler. Noon tide prayer. Noon hour. Afternoon session begins at 1:30 o’clock. Devotionals by Rev. Ruderer. Talk by the Superintendant of Schools. Music by the Kirkland Township Union. Report of the National and State Conventions by the delegates. Offering. Mizpah benediction There will be a pot-luck dinner at the noon hour. Each lady is requester; to bring her own table service along with one article of food. The Pythian Sisters will hold a Tricounty meeting of Wells, Blackford, and Adams Counties Thursday in the Decatur Temple, and the Decatur organization will act as hostess. A good program lias been arranged for the meeting, and a pot-lm k dinner will be served at the noon hour. All members are urged to attend, and to bring one article of food. ENTERTAINS MONDAY NIGHT CLUB Mrs. Frank Geary entertained at her home on Marshall street, for tlie members of tlie Monday Night Club, last evening. Two tables were arianged for Bridge and at the conclusion ot several games, Mrs. Herb Kern and Mrs. Floyd Enos were presented with th? prizes for high scores- Refreshments were served by the hostess at the i;lose of the evening. Mrs. Amos Graber will act as hostess at the next meeting of the club which will be held in two weeks. Tlie Ladies Aid Society of the Christian. Church will meet Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o’clock with Mrs. Sam Chronister on Mercer avenue. A good attendance is desired.

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Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Snow of Chicago, were Armistice Day guests of Decatur friends. The birthday commemorations of Mrs. J. F. Snow, and her son Horace, were also observed as both were born on November 11th. Mrs. Amelia Hess who has been mak Ing her home In Sante Fe, New Mexico, has returned here for a visit. Mrs. Hess is making her home In Fort Wayne at present, but is spending a tew days here visiting with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Osborne of Fort Wayne spent the week end in this city visiting with relatives. Charles Breiner of Fort Wayne spent the week-end visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J Breiner. Mrs. William Chronister, who was seriously Injured Saturday night in an automobile accident which occured at her home in Fort Wayne, is reported to be still in a serious condition. She is receiving treatment a<t the Methodist Hospital at Fort Wayne. Mrs. Lloyd Youse and daughter Eileen Mae. spent the week-end visiting with her mother, Mrs. Mae Andrews, and returned to her home in Fort Wayne Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Myers of Fort Wayne visited over the week end with friends and realtives in this city, and returned to their home last evening Doctor C. V. Connell will attend a short course for graduate veterinarians given by Purdue University, November 12, 13, and 14. Purdue University has held veterinary conferences or short courses for a number of years and was one of the first state colleges to comply with the request for these specialized courses in animal diseases. Mrs. M. E. Hower went to Fort Wayne today, where she spent the day Mr. and Mrs John Maynard are in Indianapolis today where Mr. Maynard is attending a meeting of the State Embalmers board. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller visited in Fort Wayne last evening. Jeff Leichty of Berne was calling on friends and attending to business here this morning. J. S Peterson continues to improve from injuries received in’ an automobile accident a month ago when he received six rib fractures and was otherwise bruised. He made his first trip down town this morning. H. J. Bourne of Portland was looking after business here this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crist entertained Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ostente of Fort Wayne. Attorney B. F. Roller is in Fort Wayne today trying a suit. J. H. Stewart writes us from Newark, N. J. expressing his satisfaction with the reuslts in the recent election in Decatur, Huntington and other Indiana towns- He says the election there was quite because the smash in the stock market has made that the big subject and that about everyone in the east has been hard hit as a result. Mrs. Ruggles, step-mother of Mrs. Stewart is seriously sick at their home with gall bladder trouble. The Masons will banquet tonight and a splendid program has been arranged. Some reader of the Daily Democrat has sent us an item for People's Voice complaining about a neighbor who keeps fifty chickens, that many pigeons, seven cats and a dog. a regular menagerie, but the writer failed to sign his name which is required. The usual large crowd was in town today for the gift disiribution. M*r. and Mrs. Albert Miller and children Carl and Ruth Joan, spent Rid of Neuritis and Stomach Pains — Was Tortured by Gas and Kidney Pains. Trouble Quickly Ended. Readers who are tortured by stomach trouble, kidney pains or rheumatism, will find good news in a report made by Mrs. Iva Newton, Goshen Ave., Route 1. Elkhart. Ind. She describes her recovery as follows: "Anyone who has stomach torture as I have had it, need not be told what it means to face tlie tearful pain, gas, and indigestion that follows every meal. I had bilious attacks, headaches, dizzy spells, and often black epots would appear before my eyes. My kidneys bothered me night and day. Neuritis gave me ' constant pain in the shoulders, ami my back ached like a sore tooth all the lime. Sleep was almost Impos- j sible. I tried everything 1 could hear! of and finally gave Viuna a trial, j Wonderful as it may seem, after the first few dosen, the back-ache 1 had never been free from for 2 years, left me, and it has never returned. Before long my kidneys stopped bothering me and my neuritis faded away. Now. 1 can truthfully say my stomach trouble is gone, too. 1 can eat. anything without gas. pain or any distress, and my constipation Is wholly relieved. 1 sleep like a baby, get up full of pop in the morning, and feel better than 1 have lor years.” Viuna has worked wonders in thousands of desperate cases of kidney trouble, back ache, stomach I rouble and rheumatism, it may be the making of you. Try one bottle under positive guaranty. VIUNA The Wonder Medicine Sold by Callow & Koline

Sunday at Columbia City, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bowers and family. Dr. L. F. Darr and daughter of Oak Harbor, Ohio, were guests over Sunday of Dr. and Mrs H Frohnapfel and family. Mi. and Mrs. Clifford Marshtli and family purchased u home recently on Indiana street and have moved their godds there, from the home which they formerly owned on Grant street. Rev. and Mrs. Ferntheil and family and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lee apent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gulick and family of near Pleasant Mills. Miss Cleora Baker spent the week end with Mrs. Maud Swihurt of Ossian. Saturday night they witnessed the Liberty Center-Ossian game. Miss Mildred Llddy and Gerald Cole visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mis. Albert Gehrig of Winona. A. J. Smith motored to Sturgis, Michigan yesterday on business. J. J. Reed made a business trip to Foit Wayne this morning Mrs. W. L. Stanley and daughter Laura, and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Liech y and son Donald returned from Chicago, Illinois, after having spent the week-end visiting with Mr. and Mrs. S. C Stanley and fiinily and the H. E. Stanley and family. Losier Eckrote of Linn Grove, visited in this city yesterday, where he attended to business. Mrs. William Simpson of Blissville, Michigan, spent the week-end visi'ing with friends and relatives here. A R. Ashbaucher went to Huntington this morning, where he attended to business. Miss Bernice Nelson returned yesterday from Chicago wher • she spent the week-end visiting with friends. Miss Dorothy Walters and Jack Leigh’ of Fort Wayne returned Sunday evening from Ann Arbor, Michigan where they spent the weekend visiting with Miss Walter’s sister. Mi. and Mrs Burdett Custer. Saturday they witnessed the exciting MichiganHarvard football game. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ahr have not moved to Huntington county as stated in last night's paper, but are now residing on the Bellview farm, one mile east of this city Mrs. Frank Carroll and her mother. Mrs. McGonagle, and Mrs Ed Ahr spent this afternoon in Fort Wayne. W. G. Hoffer of Willshire transacted business here list evening. Ira Furman joined a group of five on a hunting party near Columbia City yesterday, the outfit coming in witli 42 rabbits. When we asked Ira how many he got he said no one was permitted to shoot more than ten o Big Square Dance at Sunset Wednesday night.

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Major Defendants In Liquor Cases On Trial Hammond, Ind., Nov. 12. — (U.R) — Major defendants in the Lake county liquor conspiracy canes were scheduled for arraignment in Federal court today. Indications were that demurrers to all the conspiracy bills would he filed in u fight to delay trials tor a long time. C. 1). Tinkham, Hammond attorney for many of the conspirators, including Mayor Raleigh P. Hale and Police Chief James E. Regan, East Chicago, announced he was prepared to argue demurrers when his clients were called for arraignment. Attorneys for the defendants in the Gary cases also announced the same policy. Federal Judge Thomas Slick over-

I THE CORT I Last Time Tonight jr “MARRIED IN HOLLYWOOD’’ S UE A Big Talking-*Singiiig--Dancing Sensation ® with ALL-STAR CAST. Ug ij* Broadwtiy's favorite musical stars, ,1. Harold Murray ® ind Norina Terris, loving, singing, dancing in the first D* anginal Oscar Straus Viennese song romance. fig Singing chorus of 60—Dancing ensemble of 100 QH Symphony orchestra of 60—Scenes in Multicolor TALKING COMEDY and MOVIETONE NEWS Kc % 25c —5O c Jc “FLIGHT,” the big Special with Jack Holt, now playing Fort j'p Wayne, will be shown at this theatre starting Sunday.

| THE ADAMS Theatre i SI w Last Time Tonight Paramount's Action, Sound, Thriller | “THE FOUR FEATHERS’’ S with Richard Arlen, Wm. Powell. Clive Brook, Fav Wray and Noah Beery SEE. the gigantic jungle scenes—thousands of hippos in ffi i mad stampede-terrified baboons racing against death! aru 31 tlnill to the wild charge of a host of natives «m racing am ratnels! See the amazing tight at tlie desert fort. This 31 is one of tlie greatest stories of love, high courage and wild adventure ever screened. ® Also-“GARDEN OF EATIN .” An All Talking Comedy, SR 25c — 50c 1 ■ “ || fig! Wed. * Tiiurs. - “THUNDERBOLT” with Geo. Bancroft. Fay Wray Sft Richard Arlen, Fred Kohler. Benefit Parisean Art Club. ■« g

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ruled five Btioli demurrers Saturday. *_ NATIVES* KILLED Capetown, South Africa, Nov. 12. — (U.R) —Eight natives were killed by 1 ghtuiug last night us they were returning from a prayer meeting. " ..... o— - - NOTICE My office will be closed until Thursday afternoon, November 14. Itx ' DR. C. V CONNELL

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