Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 225, Decatur, Adams County, 23 September 1930 — Page 5

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CLUB CALENDAR Tuesday Rebekah Lodge, Odd Fellows Hall . 7:30 p. m. Delta Theta Tati sorority, Miss i Florence Harris, 7:30 p. m. I Literature Department meeting, . Mrs. O. L. Vance, 7:30 p.m. Young Matrons Club opening baniquet, Mrs. Charles Brodbeek, 6:30 I’. M. Mary and Martha Class supper, church 6:30 P. M. Tri Pappa sorority, Mrs. H. B Macy, 8 p. m. So Cha Rea, Mrs. Dan Zeser. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Mt. Pleasant Bible ('lass. Mr. and ! Mrs. Chancey Sheets, 8 p. tn. Historical Club opening, Lehman Park, Berne, all-day. Union Twp. Womans Club, Mrs C. (). Brown, 1:30 P. M. Patrol No. 1 Tri Kappa Girl Seputs. Miss Gertrude Brandyberry i I. P. M. Patrol No. 2, Tri Kappa Girl |Scouts, Miss Evelyn Kohls. 4 P. M. Five Hundred Club, Mrs. A. It. Ashbaucher, 8 p. m. Thursday Root Township Home Economics .Club. Mrs. Lew Houk. 2 p. m. i Eastern Star School of Instructions, Jldasonic Hall, 7:30 p.m. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Mrsk Chris Bieberick 1 I’. M. M. E. Ladies Aid Society Mrs. Paul Edwards 2:30 p. m. 1). Y. B. Class of the U. B. Sun <lay School. Mre. Will Foughty, 8 I P. M. I Christian Ladies Aid ociety, Mrs. A. D. Artnian, 2:30 p. m. Friday Baptist Philathea Class, Mrs. 11. A. Thomas 7:30 p. m. SATURDAY M E. Kings Herald Society, Miss Agnes Nelson. 2:30 p. m. Christian Ladies Aid Bake Sale. | Schmitt Meat Market, all-day. ;W. H. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. I Albert Teeple and family. Mr. and I Mrs. Earl Hahnert and family, Mr. [and Mrs. Ernest Patterson, Mr. i and Mrs. Ira Whitteridge and son Billy, all of Blue Creek township; ' Mrs. Jessie Davis of Fort Wayne; | Mr. and Mrs. Frances Marbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davies. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bartling, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeArmond and Bryce DeArmond all of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lynch and son Billy and Mr. and Mrs. Will Delj I'nger of Decatur; and the Misses I Helen Davies. Juanita DeArmond, ■ Maxine Dellinger, Vivian Lynch, Byrl DeArmond. Miss Lee. Mary Davis. Io ■ Marbaugh. Lola Patterson, Jessie Teeple. Fay Patterson. I-ois Dellinger, and Clarence DeArmond. Hermhn Patterson. Muriry DeArmond. Kenneth DeArmond. Donald and Dale DeArmond, Verne , Marbaugh, Bob Teeple, and Harj old and Homer DeArmond. [LOCAL PEOPLE ATTEND REUNION Mr. and Mrs. O. 1.. Brentlinger of southeast of this city attended the second annual reunion of Troop C.. fourty Calvary of the Spanish Am erlcan War held at the Pieni" grounds. Dayton Soldier Home Sunday. At the noon hour a picnic dinner was enjoyed and the afternoon was spent in visiting the different places iround the Home Grounds. Many interesting incidents occurring in 1898 and 1902 were related and several letters from members who were unable to attend were read. Those who enjoyed the affair wore Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harcombe of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Douglas of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Ora C. Cavins of Chillicothe. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Halderman and son of Indiana polis; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cavins of Columbus, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs O. L. Brentlinger of this city, and the Misses Frances and Doris Jane Cavins of Chillicothe. Ohio. The reunion next year will be held at the same place. ART DEPARTMENT OPENS FALL SEASON The formal opening of the Art Department ot' the Womans Club for the fall social season, took place last evening, at the home ot Mrsj Paul Edwar<|s, 104 Adams street. The opening was in the form of a dinner, followed by a social evening. The new members of the department Miss Mildred Scott and Mrs. Herb Curtis, i were introduced to the membership, and acquainted with the

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plans of the organization. Beautiful decorations of the I orange and black color note were used about the entertaining rooms, and throughout the appointments of the dinner. The tables were centered with blaik vases filled with pretty arrangements of orange flowers. The place cards, which marked the covers for each member, were clever artist's palette daaign, with tin orange brush. The small year books of tho department, made with rovers of black, and with lettering of orange, were also found at each cover. Large baskets of golden rod were arranged about the rooms of the Edward's home, and the fireplace In the living room was filled with the pretty fall flowers. Large baskets of the orange blossoms were also used In decorating the stairway of the home, and black bowls filled with orange flowers formed a pretty decoration throughout the rooms. At six o'clock, a chicken dinner in three delicious courses was served, and the- last course included orange and white ice cream, and white cake with orange Icing. The dinner was served by Miss Mary Suttles. Mrs. Gerald Smith and Mrs. Robert Mills. The committee in charge of the menu included Mrs. Homer Lower, Mrs. Leigh Bowen, Miss Velma Walters and Mrs. Nellie Haney. Between courses of the dinner, toasts were given, and the new members of the department were formally introduced to the members of the organization. Later, plans were discussed for the activities of the department during the coming year. ISSUE INVITATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTY Invitations have been issued to members of the Research Club of I-ort Wayne and their husbands to ittend a bridge party Wednesday -veiling at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. P rry B. Short Third street this ity. The affair will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Short and Mr. ami Mrs. Ross (). Philley of 2527 Buela Vista drive. Fort Wayne. W. O. M. L. -VILL SPONSOR PARTY The Women of Mooseheart Lotion win sponsor a beano party at he Moose Home. Thursday evening or all members and their guests. \ small admission will be charged ind the party will begin at sevenhirty o'clock. Mrs. Dora Cook. Mrs. George Tester, and Mrs. Archie Long will be in charge of the affair. ENTERTAINS tONA TEMS CLUB Mrs. W. P. Lose entertained tiie members of the Bona Terns Club ind a guest, at her home on Win■hester street last evening. -A prousion of pretty fall flowers were tsed as decorations about the enertaining rooms where tables were irranged for Bridge. At the conclusion of the games. Mrs. Ferd O'Brien and Mrs. Frank Schmitz were iwarded the prizes for high score among the Club members, and Mrs Lose presented the guest, Mrs.. Frank Willenbaugh of Coldwater. Ohio, with a lovely gift. Following the game, the small aides were laid with dainty linens ind a luncheon in one course was served by Miss Mary Ann Lose. Mrs. Flank Schmitz will be hostess o the next meeting of the Club to ie hold on Tuesday evening, September 30, at her home on First street. MEETING OF ECONOMIC CLUB The Mesdames Will Scott and ?Tank Archbold very pleasantly enertained the members of the Bell ■fccnomics Club at the home of the former Thursday afternoon. The ifternoon was spent in a-eocial way md refreshments were served to he following guests: Mesdames :1a: ry Byrd, Earl Sowards, Ray iamilton and son Richard, Howard Mills and daughter Evelyn, Claude <r igh attd daughter Bonnie Lou. A. 11. Sowards, William Lindeman ind children Jacquelyn. Aneita May ind Charles Lehr Dawson and laughter Lona May. and Miss Olive Aichbold. Tile Kings Herald Society of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet at the home of Miss Agne Nelson, Saturday afternoon at twohirty o’clock. All members are requested to be present. ENTERTAINS DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Adam Buettel and laughte: Idella of Third street, liatl is their Sunday dinner guests, Mis. Buett I'3 brother. Philip Schalk, laughter Miss Salome, and son Au--gucsts, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clouse and son Harold, of New Riegel, Ohio. The Mt. Pleasant Bible Class will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs Shancey Eheets Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. WOMANS CLUB TRANSACT BUSINESS Business of importance was transacted at the called meeting ot the members of the Womans Club, last evening, which was held in the Library Hall. The dues for the active members this year will be two dollars and for the associate members, three dollars. Plans were mad.e for the Club. opening which is to be held at tnel Decatur Country Club, October 13.

A picnic supper will be served and each department of the Club will be responsible for its own arrangements. It is hoped that oyery member Including the asaociate members, will plan to attend and spend an informal evening together. COUPLE CELEBRATES WEDDING ANNIVERSARY The twentelth weddiijg anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. P. W. Barker of was celebrated at their home Sunday when a number of relatives and friends gathered at [the home to spend the day. At the noon hour a basket dinner was served. }md the honored guests received many gifts of chinaware. Those present at the celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Tony Archer and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith and son of near Monroe; Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Smith of Monroe; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Haggard and sons of Decatur; and Mrs. Simon Smith and daughtei;, Otto Smith, Jr., Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Barker and children, Clifford, Clement. Edista. Borine, Junior, Craol, and Martha Joan. The Root Township Home Economics Club will meet with Mrs. LewHouk, Thursday afternoon at two o'clock, daylight savings time. Mrs. J. Cline will be the assistant hos tess. EIGHTIETH ANNIVERSARY TO BE OBSERVED TONIGHT The members of the Rebekah and Odd Fellow lodges In this city will unite in celebrating the eithtieth anniversary of Rebekah and Odd Fellowship. tonight at the I O. O. F. Hall with a pot-luck supper and bunco party. A short program will also be presented and all members of both organizations are urged to be present. Mrs. Dorphus Drum am! Mrs. Amos Yoder of the Rebekah Lodge be in charge of the affair. During the past few days similar :celebrations have been held in tinvarious Rebekah and Odd Fellow lodges throughout the state. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Zerkel entertained at noon dinner Sunday at h ir home on North Second street. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Harve Koos and son Guv Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Everhait and Mr. md Mrs. Zerkel and sons Wayne and Junior ami daughter Margaret. The Philatl ae Class of the Rapist Sunday School will meet at tin home of Mrs. H. A. Thomas, Friday -venirg at seven-thirty o’clock. Miss Jesse Winnes will he the a>iistant hostess for the evening, and Mrs. Roy Johnson will have charge of the social hour. The St. Marys township Home Economics Club will meet Friday afternoon at one o'clock at the lome of Mrs. Ed Koos. Mrs. Fred Hilton will be the assistant hostes.-. RECORD BOOKS ABE DELIVEBEO Comparison Made With Six High and Low Profit Farms In Books O. G. Johanningsmeier, farm management specialist of Purdue University accompanied County Agent L. E. Archbold Monday and delivered the business summaries on the farm record books kept in the county for the year of 1929. These summaries contain an average of all accounts in the project, an average of the 6 farms most profitable and the 6 farms least profitable so that each man who kept records could make a comparison of his own record against these averages. The summary also contains a chart on which a farmer can lay a graph of his business and see the high and low points at a glance. The farm record project for next year 'starts either the first of January or the first of March according to the co-operators preference. Farm recot d books in this project can be procured at the county agent’s office at any time. o Diamond Ordered to Leav Philadelphia, Sept. 23. —(U.R)—Jack Diamond, the New York gangster who was so cordially invited to leave Germany, was also invited to leave Philadelphia today but with a one hour time limit. The New Yorker was arraigned on a “suspicious character'' charge, after being attested upon arriving here on the Hannover yesterday, and was ordered to leave town within an hour. o Judge Dined With Dancer Youngstown, 0., Sept. 23.—<UJ?) —Supreme Court Justice Jos 1 ph F. Carter dined with Sally Lou a dancer in "Artists and Models,” and four other persons the night he disappeared from NewYork. according to Mrs. Lou Ritz of this city, the dancer’s mother. Mrs. Ritz said she, her husband and their daughter were dining with an attorney in a New York restaurant when Carter entered andwas invited to join them.

ffrTown Talk

Mr. and Mrs. tlenry S<-hniltt and children of Columbia City, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmitz on First street, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry King of Eleventh street, ha<i as their over night guests, Mr. King's brother and sis-ter-in-alw, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd King of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Doyl Foreman, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Foreman of Mercer avenue, will return to his home soon, after enjoying an extended vacation and trip through the western states. When last heard from he was in Savannah, Georgia, and after visiting in Washington, expected to return home. "Sure we feel the slack times. You see folks hain't bein’ operated on, fer they est hain't got the money," said Undertaker'Aaron Shot, this mornin'. Some flappers think so nuch o' ther sweeties that nothin' but liittpi' a telephone pole'll jar 'em loose. Abe Martin. Indianapolis News. Dr. and Mix. Fred Patterson will leave tomorrow for Indianapolis

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where they will spend the day looking after business. Will Rohan, senior and junior of Fort Wayne were business callers here today. The Old Adams County bunk in one of tho busiest places in town this week, where certificates are lx-lug issued. E. B. Adams lias returned from a visit in Pennsylvania. W. A. Klepper is back on the job after a week in New York. Among those from this city who attended the funeral services of Mrs. John Tyner in l.aFountain Monday were Mr. and Mrs. ('. I£. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. 1.. C. Annen, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Macy, Mrs. Sam Shamp, Mrs. Sam Hite, Mrs. Grant Fry. Mrs. Al Burdg, Mis. Floyd Acker, Mrs. Ervin Elzey and Mrs. Jacob Hoffman. Mrs. Nellie Sulham of Marshfield Vermont, who has spent the sum mer visiting witli Mr. and Mrs. W S. Smitli at Monroe, and with other relatives, will return to her home tomorrow.

W. S. Smith of Monroo attended to business In this city today. There will lie a meeting of tho Root Township Homo Economics Club, with Mrs. Ix*w Houk, Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. C. V. Connell have returned from Indianapolis where they spent the week-end visiting with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Lennahan. They accompanied -Mrs. J. R. Burnside and son John of Little Rock. Arkansas to Indianapolis where she will spend a week visiting her sinter, Mrs. Lennahan before returning to her home in Little Rock. Tile Misses Geraldine Joker and Kate Beatty, and the Messrs. Bob Fowler and Herb Fuhrman of Fort Wayne visited with relatives in this city Sunday. Miss Miriam Haley and Pauline Marshall were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Marshall and family at. Fort Wayne. The Misses Charlotte Elzey and Betty Macklin were Sunday afternoon guests of Miss Aleta Harlow at Geneva. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haley visited relatives in Fort Wayne Sunday. J. D. Schwartz of near Berne visited in this city this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Frauhiger and daughter Marjorie Jane of Bluffton spent the day visiting with friends in Decatur. Mrs. James Halsey, who has been

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quite aeriouHly ill at her home on Winchester street, is a little improved today. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Merica. Mrs. Cora Reber of this city; 8- E. Krill, and R. S. Krill of WSynedaie motored to Plymouth Sunday t<> attend the funeral of their tiiicle and brother-in-law Andrew Ritter, wiio was accidently killed by the Pennsylvania fast line Friday morning, as lie was going to work. Mrs. Mary Meyers .pent Sunday in Celina, Ohio, visiting with relatives. Mrs. R. K. Allison and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott of New York City were Sunday guests of Mrs. Charity Hooper of North Second street. . o — - — Class To Meet The members of C. D. r Teepie's Class of the Presbyterian Sunday School will meet in the office room of Paul Graham, tills evening at 7:30 o’clock. o — akKIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Forest Walters, De eatur. Route 8. are the parents of a girl baby born last night at the Adams County Memorial Hpspital. Both motliei and babe are getting along fine. P o Dance Wednesday Night at Sunset. Free spring chickens.