Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 199, Decatur, Adams County, 22 August 1930 — Page 3

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■ RK Auk >2—(U.R>—There is only one way in which hats | KW T ° ’ , ;f llg fall, and that is that they are back of the i n||l | llll>r v mood for throwing the face Into relief doe? ■ 1> ng the forehead, but goes farther ami demands that - beyond the forehead line. In short, the renowned the ringlets of Dolly Madison's days have come inSPKI ain And all because crowns have gradually become

own agio... , and shallower and brims /( ,W there be ng ■v men’ fact that hats are off 'he forehead does not f’2W^fi. h , t thev an simply "put t wav and the hair left I U■as it wtH " a,s are : “!’ ■ and the halt arranged, ■»’«" complete compose ■ hair should be silhouetted jK the face, waves c arefully Si:;. • ' a bi « h ■fi nr a left side is endorsed in ■Lt-n this high I ne is posed I S ide on with h the hair is I may he . short at I and arranged in flat | One Parisian t o tTeur is portion at the , the part manner to L i ■ wearhats. —■ <• hair ■ into accessary which somewh.c in ulc < ted. ~^fi; s the as utilitarian! as a de< p.te one. The type preferred, al- “ In b!a< k without a border,' s ■ of in back sides dtawn over the ' • from tsarrancrd the white it al-" serves to soften the ■ appointed CONCLAVE Women of Mooseheart their r.<-til;ir meeting Moose Hmn. last evening session delegates to the state to Ice held at Huntington. Friday ami Saturday, to i'ii im lusive. Mrs. Long, past regent of the I and Mrs M. Br.-in-r, regent of tin local c hapter g Attend the nic-c-tini; as delethe social hour that fol-r-7^B c ''i” • uti-rtalneil several readings by Mrs I Noll. dance LARGE CROWD voting people from this ,r " surrounding towns enjoy""Ascription dance given at Country Club last eveThe dance was sponsored by young ladi s f rO m this Ami music for dancing was by a Bluffton orchestra. <>f th. Country Club were of gold and purple. ‘ a T p bouquets of goldenrod flowers were used to the color note. Dancing at nin -thirty o'clock and p il until twelve-thirty o'clock unr.ber of special dances during the evening. ■ "anther of the out-of-town present were the Genevieve Thompson of ngeles, Calif., Georgeana W™' of Plattville. Wis.. Miss » Macklin of Fo,t Wayne, Mr. ■ „/ Therman White of Bern . ■ ' fke . 30,) Kiehe, and Ralph °f Bluffton, and George ■° ey of Celina. Ohio. RA mae egle ■"SiED WEDNESDAY Flora Mae Egle, daughter ■/ a ," d M '«- William Egle of ■* . 4I " Clarence i-y zimme : man,. gj ~ and Mrs. Amos Zimn, Hartford township, Kftonvw- 1 i St a Pretty weddin K .' afternoon at i ° C n at the Missionary The Rev ' Wil ’ Bice/o ° f the bride > Profit (h f marriage vows, and ■ony impreSßlv e single ring ifii S acte!| n Egle ’ Bißter Os the |Kl e ani! ,! as attp ndant for the *Htt»broth« « r °° m was attended church r ' Nl)l ,nan Timmerman ■th a T s prettily decorated ■ bHH *° n With ferilS■reh as L. Par,y entered the ■«l the MBB 01a<lys Shindler ■tdelasohn We(idin K march from ®"St • nl a,ld MiBB Schi " d >e>■tia,, pay softly during the ■t Pre Bervlee ' Miss Lucille ■»V and m? K ’ Love Yaa ■hA. Ohio 8 Paullne Beck of ■leth" ’ Ball K. “Love Never ■' bri de wore a lovely dress of

CLUB CALENDAR Thur«o«« Junto Club, Rice Hotel 6:30 p. in. Friday Zion Reformed Phoebe Bible Class, Mrs. M. F. Worthman, 7 30 ! p. m. M. E. Foreign Missionary Society, Mrs. Orval Baughman, 2:30 p.m. Calvary Evangelical Church Social, church, postponed indefinitely. SATURDAY Psi lota XI bake sale, Schmitt ! meat market. Sunday Ice Cream social by St. t’anl Lutheran Young Peoples Society, church lawn, 8:30 p. m. Tuesday Psi lota Xi Dinner-Bridge, Aleta ; Harlow, 6:30 p. m. turquoise blue, and black satin ' footwear. She wore a pearl head- , band and carried a beautiful cor ' sage of Ophelia roses. The b’idesmaid wore a gown of 1 orchid chiffon, blonde footwear and | also carried a corsage, of pink tea 1 roses. The brkte was grauuated from the Berne high school and the Fort ! Wayne Bible Training School, and has been employed recently in Fort Wayne. Mr. Zimmerman was a graduate of the Hartford township high school with the class of 1924. and was also a graduate of the Fort Wayne Bibld school. For the past two years he has been located at Detroit, as an appointed worker j for the Missionary church, and also i has been employed as a machinist in that city. A wedding supper was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Zimm man Wednesday evening following the wedding, complimentary to the newly weds. Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman will make their home in Detroit, Michigan. D. Y. B. CLASS ENJOYS PICNIC The members of the D. Y. B. class of the United Brethren Sun day school enjoyed a picnic last evening, which was held in the dining hall of the church, instead of the Legion Memorial Park, as had been planned. A short business meeting was held, in which Mrs. John Hill war chosen as the teacher of the class, and Rev. C. E. Sharrow was elected as the assistant teacher. Following the meeting, a potluck supper was served, and a social hour was enjoyed. The pro gram which had been planned for the out of door affair, did not take place last evening, in the church dining hall. TO HOLD JUNTO CLUB THURSDAY Mrs. Leah Cohen-Malay of Fort Wayne, representative of the Roycroft Shops of Aurora, New York who recently sponsored a Junto Club program in this city, will entertain with a dinner party* and Junto club at the Rice Hotel, Thursday evening at six-thirty o’clock. Mrs. Malay will repeat the lecture on The Life of Elizabeth Fry” by j Elbert Hubbard, which has been chosen by popular request. Guests will Include another group of clubwomen irom this city. LADIES AID HOLDS MEETING The St. Paul Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. H. L. Smith Thursday, August 21. The day was spent in sewing, and at the noon hour a pot luck dinner was served to the following: Mrs. John Walters and daughter Betty Joan, Mrs. Charles boat, Mrs. Raymond Walters and daughters Jean and Anola, Mrs. Tom Bes, Mrs. Jack London and son Frank, Junior, Mrs. B. H. Smith and daughter Lois Jean and son Glen D., Mrs. P. E. Smith and daugh ter Mary Lou, Mrs. Menno Mertz, Mrs. Will Strickler, Mrs. H. L. Smith Ruth Johnson, Margaret Martin, Edna Rayl, Osie Smith and Stan ton Johnson. GENEVA COACH I MARRIED RECENTLY Announcement was made today of the marriage of Miss Helen Sholilon daughter of Mrs. Mary Sheldon of Hartford City and Lester Kerr of Cicero, which took place Saturday afternoon, August 16 at

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four-thirty o'clock. The Rev. G. F. Osbrun of Geneva read the marriage service which was witnessed by the immediate families of the couple. Mr. Kerr is engaged as a basketball coach at the Geneva High School. Mrs. Kerr has been In < harge of the music department in the high school at Hartford City for the last several years. She is a graduate of Ball Teacher's Training College at Muncie and Is a member of the Tri Kappa sorority. The couple took a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and other interesting points, ami on their return will make their home in Geneva. HONORS MOTHER WITH BIRTHDAY DINNER Mrs. M. M. Baumgartner residing on North Jefferson street, Berne, and a former resident of this city! entertained with a noon dinner,, Wednesday honoring her mother, Mrs. J. F. Lehman. Cove.s were laid at the dining table in the prettily decorated din Ing room for Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lehman. Mrs. G. A. Lehman and son Fredrick, and daughter Alice Louise, Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Lehman and daughter Marjorie Jean of Geneseo, New York; Mrs. Emma Johnton of Moundridge, Kansas; Mrs Salome Gaither of Upland, California. BEABER REUNION HELD RECENTLY The annual reunion of the Beaber family was held last Sunday at the -I. A. Beaber home in Zanesville, when fifty-three members of the family attend ’d the affair. Officers elected -at the business meetin.; vere J. A. Beaber, president; Mon•oe Besser, vice president; Mrs. harles Hambleton, secretary and ■easurer. he basket dinner was served nder a teat, <m account of the a.uy weather Jesse Ray and and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Teeple and son of Decatur we.-e present at the family gathering, and relatives from Sturgis, Michigan, South Bend, Mar.;le, and Van Wert, Ohio were also n attendance. RELATIVES SURPRISE MR. AND MRS. KUNKLE Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kunkle of Monmouth gathered at their farm home last evening for a surprise picnic supper. A large table was spread in the Kunkle dining room and a cafeteria supper, including chicken and all the trimmings, was served. Following the supper the children present presented a musical and reading program. Those present besides the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. Kunkle, included : Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moses and family; Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kunde and family; Mrs. Fannie Peterson; Miss Elizabeth Peterson; Mr. ind Mrs. John H. Heller; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lower; Mr. and Mrs. J S. Peterson and grand-daughter, Patsy of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Peterson: Mrs. Florence DeVilbiss, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller and son; Mr. and Mrs. John Magley and family, and Winfield Moses of Fort Wayne. HONORS GUEST WITH DINNER-BRIDGE Mrs. Carl Gass delightfully enertained with a dinner-bridge party of lovely appointments at ner tome 334 South Fifth street, last evening honoring her guest, Miss Georgeana Kobdish of Plattville, Wisconsin. At six-thirty o’clock three small ables were arranged about the eaertaining rooms and were laki

F A ’ c ; STYLE I Assure s J Youi self of »‘ the Latest ! We have just received our fall samples for made-to- r mea ure suits and when you see these you certainly assure yourself that you are ..... —— getting the latest in style TAI LOP 1 and fabric. You also guarantee yourself a perfect fit and the highest grade of tail- SUITS oring. o xj x i vj If you have never been y o Your Measure able to buy a hand-me-down you can buy a made to your measure suit at a very reasonable price. * May we show you? and up. Holthouse Schulte & Co.

Lessons In English Words often misused: Do not say "He don’t speak to me," Say "He doesn’t." Often Mispronounced: Sandusky. Accent second syllable, not the first. Often Misspelled: Ecstatic; note lhe eca, not ex. Synonyms: Brittle, fragile, frail, breakable. Word Study: "Use a word three times and It is yours." Let us increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: llndisposed; disordere as to health, sick. "I heard that he was seriously indisposed.” with dainty linens. Bud vases filled with small yellow flowers centered the tables and other appointments were carted out in a color note ol I yellow and white. A two course din ner was then served by the hos tess, assisted by Mrs. George An ' drews. Following the dinner the table" were cleared for playing bridge. Prizes for high score were awarded at the conclusion of the games to Mrs. George Laurent and Mrs. V. IJ. Bormann. A lovely guest prize was awarded the honored guest, Miss Kobdish. Those who enjoyed the lovely affair were the Misses Florence Holthouse, Margaret Holthouse, Kathryn Omlor, Mabel Staley, Cecelia Appleman, Helena Wehmeyer, Jean and Marie Murtaugh, Rose Fulleukamp, and the Mesdames George Laurent, Dan Zeser, V. J. Bormann, and Miss Kobdish of Plattville, Wis. SURPRISES MOTHER WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Dennis Striker of near Berne was pleasantly surprised la t evening when her children and their families honored her with a party, celebrating her fiftyseventh birthday anniversary. Well filled baskets were brought by the guests and a long table in the dining room was arranged for a pot-luck dinner. Centering the table was a large angel food birthday cake, baked by Mrs. Lulu Hanni of Monroe, a daughter of the honored guest, and bearing fifty-seven candles. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Striker and sons Robert Striker, Clifton E. Striker, Lester Mast, Miss Ocie Striker, Floyd Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Doyt Striker of Berne; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Stahley and son Joe, Miss Emma Striker, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Striker and children Richard. Harriet and Joan of Geneva; Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hanni and children Ralph and Pauline, Mrs. Gottlieb Hanni, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Striker and son Jimmy, Jule Brandt all of Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Myers and son Vaughn Lee of this city. The honored guest, Mrs. Striker, was' the recipient of a number 'of useful and beautiful birthday gifts.

Radiola Model 80, Super Heterodyne is here. Beautiful cabinet, performance never before matched and best of all, priced very reasonably. A Super at the price of ordinary sets. H. KNAPP & SON

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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bean and David Kunkle are enjoying a motor trip to Illinois. "Well, we ought to have dried apples by Sunday If it don’t rain," said Fanner Jake Bently to his wife this mornin’. One thing’s sure, the Lindberg baby won't git bow legged learnin' to fly. Abe Martin, Indianapolis News. Miss Lee Anna Vance motored .o Ft. Wayne yesterday where she was a guest at a party given by Miss Vianna Keesbury, with whom she will also spend the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zerkel and family of Be. ne visited with Mr. Zerkel's sister, Mrs. R. L. Schnepp who Is a patient at the Adams County Memorial Hospital, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Schnepp is improving slowly from the major operation she underwent Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Helm residing on Route 8, Decatur, shopped in this city today. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Braun of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mey>rs of Monroe visited with relatives in Celina, Ohio, Wednesday (veiling. They were accompanied o Celina by Miss Jeanette Niblick who has visited in this city for the last two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tyndall and daughters and Mrs. John Tyndall attended the Methodist Sunday School picnic In Walbridge Park at Toledo, Ohio, yesterday. Henry Selklng of Fort Wayne was a business visitor in this city today. Mr. and Mrs. Dan O. Roop and laughter of north east of Berne visted in Decatur, enroute to Fort Wayne today. Mrs. B. R. Farr and Mrs. A. R. Ashbaucher spent Thursday visltng In Toledo, Ohio, and enjoyed the Methodist Sunday School pic;iic at Walbridge Park Pouless Wright of Indianapolis visited in this cily last evening, and attended the dance at the Decatur Country Club. Mrs. Paul V. Edwards and daugh-' ers Patsy and Kathryn Ann, Mrs. ! lames Elberson, Mrs. John Peterson, and Miss Patsy Peterson of ndianapolis enjoyed a picnic at Lehman’s Park, Berne, yesterday af.ernoon. Bernard Hain is in Chicago looking after business today. Miss Wilma Case and Dick Odle, and Wayne Zerkel ,visited with friends at Monroeville last evening and attended the street fair. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Debolt Miss Cozie Light and Earl Chase motor-

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ed to Monroeville last evening ] ’ where they attended the street fair. | Miss Vivian Acker and Russel ■ White attended the street fair a: I Monroeville last evening. Miss Nell E. Lammiman and Miss Velva Taylor have returned to their home at Warren, Ohio after visit-1 Ing the past few days with the for ! mer’s sister, Mrs. Roy Runyon and ’ other relatives In this city. Before coming to this city they had enjoyed a motor trip to Omaha, Neb., and Chicago where they visited relatives and friends. Miss Lammiman, who is a registered nurse at Warren. Is well known here. Miss Velva Taylor of Warren, Ohio and Kenneth Rpnyon of this city motored to Fort Wayne and enjoyed a show at the Emboyd yesterday. Ella M. Schwartz of Berne was a business visitor in this city today. R. O. Hunt of Geneva was looking after business in this city today Roy Runyon will return this evening from a several day’s fishing trip to several northern Indiana lakes. Albert Stahley of Geneva visited in this city today. The Misses Violet Smitley and Marjorie Burk of Decatur. Route 9, and Christina Fortney of Pleasant Mills attended the annual Methodist Sunday tlehdol Picnic and excursion at Walbridge Park Toledo, Ohio yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Luzern Unrick returned last evening from a wedding trip to Lansing. Michigan and Lake James. Mrs. L’hrick ' was formerly Miss Helen Schmitz The Misses Josephine Myers ami I Marcella Hower motored to Bluff-! ton today where they attended t'->-1 golf tournament. Leo Ehinger attended the street] ' lair at Monroeville last evening. Miss Jeanette Clark left todav I for Rome City where she will spend the week-end visiting at the Mei-1 j bers cottage. I Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Wemhoff I and daughter Dorothy motored to | Fort Wayne this morning wher ■ I they met Jimmy Wemhoff, who has I been visiting for the last two months with his grandparents tn ' Baltimore, Maryland. Clarence Lehman of Geneseo, N. , Y.. his father Jeff Lehman of Bertie I i Abram Simmons. Docter Spivey. I ■ George Markley. John Panter and Al I Farr attended the luncheon meeting ; t 1 of the Decatur Rotary Club last • evening.

Sister Gabrielltta, a member of I lhe Holy Cross order, who has | been visiting in this city with her mother, Mrs Minnie Holthouse and family, will leave Sunday for Los Angeles where she will teach in one of the Catholic schools, maintained there by the order. f Mrs. J. 11. Helle and Mrs. Roy Archbold spent the day tn Bluffton and attended the. golf tournament held at the Bluffton Country Club

NOTICE to FARMERS • With the present declination on farm property, live stock and farm products, I will cut down on expenses and reduce my commission for conducting farm sales during the coming sale season to one per cent. See or call me at the farm. Chris Bohnke Auctioneer ■■■■■MBHntiaKmHMHrairaMHUiKnn THE ADAMS THEATRE Tonight and Saturday “DANGEROUS NAN McGREW” with HELEN KANE-the boop-boopa-doop girl, James Hall and Stuart Erwin Rough and rosy! You’ve heard of her brother, Dangerous Dan! But “DANGEROU S NAN McGREW" has a method all her own! All Talking. Added—An ALL TALKING Comedy and “KING OF THE KONGO" in TALK and SOUND. 15c 35c SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY RAMON NOVARRO —in—“CALL OF THE FLESH’’ with Dorothy Jordan, Renee Adoree, Ernst 1 Torrence and Nance O’Neil A GUARANTEED SENSATION! One of the biggest pictures in the history of the screen! RAMON NOVARRO surpasses even his marvelous self in this drama of Spanish love! Rich in ComedyAction and I'ltri Is! All Talking. Added—A ‘STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY’ Comedy Scream! All Talking!

THE CORT SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY MATINEE SUNDAY at 2:30—10c -35 c EVENING SHOWS at 7 and 9—2oc -10 c SBrrSifiS ' W w) kjli w V * \ X v- _ v vyy l ' Wt! -vC' °<4 j ; • • 1 c J ■S L' "y* wh z J R R I CF K yomS An :,u H talking, ¥W- 'cV M sin * :ln ß> \. V; □^LS km 7£ /C-' f nd dancing V * laugh hit! " W,TH Mja H AMOcMr F| DIMCTfO bY THORTON fMfLANb’Elpic™ Added—“HOLLYWOOD STARS” — MOVIETONE NEWS TONIGHT-TOMORROW—George O’Brien, Antonio Moreno, Helen Chandler in a Movietone drama of Snowland’s “ROUGH ROMANCE.” Added-Bth chapter of “Lightning Express’* and “Galloping Camels” Cartoon. Matinee Saturday 2 p.m. Children 10c. Evening 15c-35c

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Mlhh Della Sellemeyer left yesterday for Toledo, Ohio, where she will remain over the week-end visiting with friends. Mias Helen Voglewede returned lust night from Toledo, Ohio where slie spent the pust week visiting with Miss Margaret Uhle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ball and daughters Doris and Betty of Avon New York are visiting with relatives in this city.