Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 105, Decatur, Adams County, 2 May 1931 — Page 3

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iW Hißfv,ingrHeal Church s.n-lrnnann. pastor | ! 1 ’’.'l Hl | will < l<w Sun n? BB vli i i». no proa chi ng I".n li Sunday evening. V Klar ' !l '"' "’"'"" '" l ■ Ete.yoN" is welcome. im-etiiir \\.,l night at j) .)'■ ' BrotherK»iH ' "I 111- hI.H Itl >, ~, Monday niulit al v ~„i s, it cordially invited. — >1 of God L. Bragg, pastor bar Kd|prv:. •• 10:30 | s , n ■■ with preaching o’clock. EilAill ! ”’ 11,1,11 : " S o’<lO<,( 0 ’ <1O<,( - s - — E ChurCh Turn ■ ”• 11 l '’ ,;l " klin ' " as,nr - LAelmel al 9:30 a. m. City lint endent. Erninr worship service, 10:30 ' rS -' ■ liarge of commit-1 1 by pastor. Eniorlhurcli at 10:30 a.m. Mrs. w, "' s!ii >’ service at 7 - 3 n ‘‘Mt ■ran.-, "-'ic singing. SerKby Taster. 0 League at 6:30 p. m. “*« FWkiin will give a 30 minKulk bn tic early church. ' ! leeting Wednesday eveE at 4:30 p. m. ■ Marys Church Birst mass. 7 a. nt. High mass children will make ■- sMnin communion. E’"' v sh ' !l 3,1 nl, a. m. nets til -IM Fl ' Baptist Church I' ■Offer unto (lod thanksgiving: h ■ paftliy vows upon me in the MotBoulile: I will deliver thee. ■ tfl shirt glorifv me."—l’sahn .'J l * . Irlmol, 9:30 a. m. ('. E. worship. 10:30 a. m. ExI “Like them that Dream.” ■’. U., 6:30 p. m. |g service, 7:30 p. m. 11 program by ladies quarIm the Fort Wayne Bible I. Short message by the I meeting Wednesday evelo p. m. lot-- Bible with you Its blessing outflow, rd of gracious redemption, Iwherever you go.” practice, 8:30 p. m. Mrs. 111, chorister. I choir practice Wednesday, Im. I /> Presbyterian Church ry H. Ferntheii, pastor. lurch gave my parents their My church joined my par- - My church gave ■ briltism by consecrating my E^E 811 ' 1 me ' My church taught ■to bee .m,. radiant. My church the way of the spiritual church gave me a social a good place in which’ s( > I will stand by my] ' ■Wd| and my Christ. Jesus calls: ■ to His house on Sunday. [ School at 930 a. m. Dr.’ rson is the superintend f° r t,u ' a(,u,,H ,s ■MBB in the Heme.” ■ Moßing worship at 10:30 a. m. I wW nmii subject is "The Joy of, The Young Peoples' assist in the service, ■"’ill he special music. You re MBcome. Bf tia " Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. for discussion is “The | ■of As'-a Minor." Every high and girl is invited to at'"“■lf you have not been cotnVl.*'’ E ’ you are missing much. Wing service at 7:30 p.m. The subject is “The Glory of ■ The adult choir will sing, service. Everybody is wel-, it attend all of these ser- '[! — . ■'"'ted Brethren Church ■ R E. Vance, pastor. l/W" 1(1 Grenfell, whose life has, rto. i '' un oullet for loving ser-1 n . e .T aa said “Whether we, our, or God, is the judge, ™Mtely the only value of our relife to ourselves or to anyU s tJ ( i iat . il f’ ts us *- or anf * enables i ? r-rX S G' ieK,er - secretary of n M, ssions of the U. B. sa i*i : “The Christian ser-[ 8 A s | 6 ren^er to our fellowmen is Chrt° ( 1 gauge °i f ,le amount' of ■>an life within us.” Faith and

works are bosom friends. The Bible carries a record of service rendered. The Christian life is sweetened by faithful and loving service. Jesus gave His life in loving service for all mankind. He bled and died that we might have life and have it more abundantly. The third quarterly communion j will be observed at the cl. se of the' morning service tomorrow. Bari-' tone solo, “We'll Never, Never For-' get,” Mr. O. I’. Mills, with chorus by the Young People's choir. | Sunday School, 9:15 a. m. (DI.St.! Evening service, 7:31) p m. (DLS).j i Message by the pastor. The c hoir 'will sing, “1 Will Lift Cp Mine Eyes.” The branch W. M. A. convention convenes Tuesday of this week at the Calvary V. B. church in Fort Wayne. Delegates from the local church are Mrs. John Hill, Mrs. IL ! E. Vance representing the W. M. IA. and Miss Rosamond Hoagland | and Miss Alice Vance of the Otterbein Guild. Others of the local I congregation will attend. Program begins Tuesday noon. __ o Zion Reformed Church A. R. Fledderjohann, Pastor "Serve Him in Sincerity and Truth". Shall we not in that spirit enter the House of God tomorrow for our season of worship? Sunday school at 9:15 in charge of M. F. J Wprthmann. Morning Worship at 10:30 o'c lo k I Sermon by the pastor on the subjec t, “With A Heart of Sincerity” Junior and Senior C. E. societies met at 6:30 for their discussional hour. We urge all young people to take part in these meetings. Evening Services at 7:30 o’clock with a season of meditation on the subject "Refusing Deliverance". A cordial we’/onto is e.xtendr.'cb FricmdsFriends and strangers welcome. The Official Board will meet on Monday night at 7:30 o’clock in regular session. RADIO STATION AT NAUEN SHOWS GREAT GROWTH Germany’s I* ower fu 1 Broadcaster Tiny Plant ’ 25 Years Ago Nauen, May 2. — (U.Rc - Twentyfive years ago a sntal group of engineers and technicians opened the first German wireless station in the open country near here. The plant operated with eight kilowatts and was powered by a small steam engine. It had a range of about 3,500 kilometers, and could reach St. Petersburg, or Maderia. Today, Nauen can operate 20 high-powered radio beams for telephone conversations to as many points or. thb earth, including Sydney, Bangkok. Tokio, Mukden. Santiago Chile, Manila, Buenos Aires, Rio Janeiro, and North American stations. Telephoto service has been working with North America for some time. Picture service was opened with South America in June of last year. The telephone link with Siam was inaugurated last December. Siam Goes Wireless The installing of thg Siam station is an interesting sidelight <on the ■ development of radio telephony in I the Far East. The German Tele Ifunken Company handed over the I short-wave transmitter at Bangkok •in 1928 for public service to Europe, Java, and the Philippines. In I the first year it took over virtually I all the traffic formerly handled by I cables, and it soon became apparent that the station would have to Ibe enlarged. As soon as the radiotelephone service between Nauen and Buenos Aires had definitely proved the worth of this service, the Siamese government gave ord ' ers for re building and enlarging. 'the plant. The Siam connection was officially completed in December when Prince Purachatra spoke from his palace in Bangkok for an hour and a half to his son in Hamburg, sone 5,750 miles away. The conversaition was as clear as an intra-city ' call. The Bangkok transmitter is also used as a trial short-wave breadcasting station. A brief glance at the past eight years will show some of the expanjsion which the German stations at Nauen, and the receiving stations 'at Beelitz (phone and pictures) and ■Glewitz (code), have been making. Egyptian Radio Connections with Egypt were opened in 1923; telegrams also were routed along this link to Abyssinia, Erythrea, Italian Somaliland, Irak. trans-Jordania, Pales- ] tine, Syria and Lebanon and the Hedjaz. The Dutch East Indies connection with the Malabar station was com-.

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pleted In 1929. Communication with the Philippines was established direct to Manila In 1927. Japan had one-way communicall ion with Germany (Nauen to 'Osaka) in 1926. This was made a | two-way connection last year. The Chinese one-way service which had been working from Nation since 1921 was made a complete The Buenos Aires and Santiago ■ ■■ •— —

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services were enlarged by the addition of picture service last year. Tile Slant station is the latest to be added. n Whittles Fiddles in Winter Wilson, Wis„ Muy — (U.Rk — When the snow flies in winter George Burr, a farmer living near Wilson, spends his spare time whittling fiddles out of Wisconsin wood. It is Barr’s intention to make a > real A...erlcan violi; f'.'cm wood —I I I ■ I I •

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obtained solely In this country. Some of his materials now come i from the Tryoleun Alps. Crooked Slough Straightened Lynxville, Wis., May 2. — (U.R> — ■ Crooked Slough, a winding area hi • the Mississippi river where many ■ Rteumboats have grounded, is be- • Ing straightened by the IT. S. government. An entire new nine-foot i channel will be dredged to take I the place of the hizardouß bends.

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< hampion National Change Week for 1931 is set for May 4 to 11. This is the week when motorists install new sets of spark plugs in their car motors to obtain the better performance which experience has taught them will result. Change Week was established seven years ago and thousands of experiments had proved certain after prolonged research facts about the life of spark plugs. One of the facts thus revealed was that wh e n spark plugs have been used in 10,000 miles of driving they have deteriorated to such an extent that new sets secure more power and speed, faster acce'eration and all around better performance and economy for another 10.000 miles. The reason is explained by O. C. Rohde, Champion’s Chief engineer and a recognized authority on ignition problems of internal combustion engines.

Eating Out Caused Suit Tulsa, Okla., May 2 vU.R>— Be cause her liunbuiid would not eat i lilh uiciilh nt home. Mrs. y Dav-' Idson filed divorce suit, according to recorda In the county attorney’s office. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson have been married since 1902. —-o Wilburn. 0k1.i., May 2. -<U.R) Apparently to assuage her grief ■ over the death of one of her kit tens, u mother cal has adopted

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.—_— — ■■ .. first introduce his intended firidu I io his tutelary snake, Furlong d“ I idared. Released and Jailed Agato Hoquiam, Wush., May 2.—WtR)Hi was out again, in again for!Jlobi ert Gower. Arrested on county and 'city charges of driving while drunk he served a county term, then was ! moved to tho city jail, j „ j Get the Habit—Trade «t Homs