Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 121, Decatur, Adams County, 21 May 1931 — Page 3

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| THE CORT I Last Time Tonight ■ Marilyn Miller - Jor Donahue - Lawrence Gray K in a fast moving Comedy jH “SUNNY” Marilyn as a gay grass widow — making hey-hey while the ■“'’■ines. it's the biggest thrill you’ve had since “Sally." You ADDED— Good Talking Comedy - News. 15c-35c WE Sat ~“FIGHTING THRU” a western featuring Ken Maynard. MtHE ADAMS THEJTRe” I freight, Friday and Saturday—lsc-35c I WALLACE BEERY . ■in “THE SECRET SIX” 'gW9 e ' AMS Stone, John Mack Brown, Jean Harlow, Marjorie Rarrsbeau. I gangster talktjes before, but NEVER a THRILLER like I never a performance like WALLACE BEERY'S as the stockwho graduates to ruling a city by terrorism! I Added—A Paramount Pictorial —a Cartoon | AIso—“KINQ OF THE WILD.” E ‘Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday '■K "TRADER HORN"—The THRILL Supreme! WF I

CLUB CALENDAR Thursday Psi iota XI, Miss Bernice DeVoss 8 p. nt. W. 0. M. L. Public Bunco Party Moose Home x p. m. M. E. Women's Missionary Society. Mrs. E. N. Wicks, 2:30 p. m. United Brethren 1). Y. B. Class Mrs. Reed X p. m. Methodist Y. M. C. Class, Mrs. Robert Mills, 7:30 p. m. Presbyterian Ladles Aid Society church parlors. 2:30 p. m. Evangelical Ladies Aid Society, ' postponed one week. W. 0. M. L. Public Bunco Party Moose Home, 8 p. m. Evangelical Loyal Daughters class, Mrs. T. L. Becker, 7:30 p. m. Friday Child Conservation League. Chamber of Commerce Rooms. 7:30; p. nt. St. Marys Twp. Home Economics Cluh> 2 Mrs, Dean Byerley, 1 p m, the close of the party, Mrs. Gillig served dainty refreshment# in one course. I The next meeting of the club will the held with Mrs. Lawrence Kleinlienz in two weeks. I MRS. JENNIE RAINIER SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. Agnes Andrews entertained with a surprise party Wednesday evening honoring her mother Mrs. Jennie Rainier on her eighty-first birthday anniversary. Mrs. Rainier's children grand children, and great grandchildren were guests at the prettily appointed affair. The Rainier home on West Madison street was arranged with bouquets of spring flowers, and a social evening was enjoyed, with music and a program featuring the entertainment. At the close of the surprise affair, Mrs. Andrews served a dainty luncheon to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Andrews and grandson Harold, and granddaughter, Doris Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hoffman and son Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rich and daughter Jeanette of Moproe; Mrs. A. D. Crist and daughter of Winchester; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Rosenwinkle, daughter Gladys, and granddaughter Lula Blanch, Miss Helen An-1 drews and Vain Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. (’. L. Rainier and daughter Charlene of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krick and daughter Patsy of Van Wert. Ohio; ' Mr. and Mrs. Roger Swaim ami daughters Dbris and Janet of Bluffton. Mrs. Rainier was the recipient of many pretty and useful "birthday I gifts. The Sf. Mary's Township Home Economics Club will meet with Mrs. Dean Byerly Friday afternoon at one o’clock. The canning demonstration which had been planned for this meeting will not be given until the next meeting and a special May Day program will be a feature of the Ftiday afternoon meeting. KORNBROUWER WEDDING WEDNESDAY The marriage of Miss Mildred Korn of Fort Wayne daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eastman of Pittsburgh Pa., to T. C. Brouwer, son of Mis. Marion Miller of Monroeville took place in a pretty ceremony at the Plymouth Congregational church at seven-thirty o’clock

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I Wednesday night. Rev. Arthur J. I Folsom officiated, The musicale proceeding the ceremony was given by Mrs. Done , thy Raynor, soprano and Miss Ma- ! bei Hechtol, organist. Tulips and I bridal wreath with other spring; I flowers decorated the church. The bride wore a blege chiffon over peach, eggshell slippers and gloves, and carried Talisman roses, Hilles of the valley and sweet peas. Miss Helen Sthalr of Fort Wayne was her attendant, and Robert Cook was the groom's attendant. An informal reception wus held at the church for intimate friends of the couple The bride and groom have both been employed at. Wolf and Des.s•uer Company in Fort Wayne. Mr. Brouwer Is well known in this city. He is a graduate of Indiana University and a member of Acacia and Alpha Kappa Psi fraternities. CONHDENCE MAN IS HELI) • CONTINUED FORM PAGE ONE) l - , 1 ago. but was not expected to conest extradition. Isador Wolfson, Indianapolis lawyer with whom Gottlieb lias made his home said today that Gottlieb had spoken of losing $90,000 in the 1 stock market. “He wus a smart one, that fellow Wulfson said. “He told me he had been traveling all over the world and had stayed in I.omlon a long ' time.” Local authorities were making a J heck today to determine whether Gottlieb may have been setting up ' machinery for confidence activities hete. He was said to have made the acquaintance of many Hungarian I ■esldents of Indiat apolie, CLUB LEADERS HOLD SESSION (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE 1 J and by creasing them to see if, they break easily. She demonstrated the different I kinds of cans, and told of the care ; that shoulld be given them. Bulle- ■ tins on canning meats, fruits, vegetables. the making of jellies, jams, I and preserves were distributed to, the ladies and a general discus-' sion of the lesson was held. During the afternoon meeting the leaders were placed in groups and canned strawberries, beef, made rhubarb and carrot conse: ve. an l orange and carrot marmalade. The next meeting will Ito held Thursday, September 24. Club leaders present were:’the Mesdomes E. W. Busc.he. O. Hel er. Charles Schenck, D. E. Lehman, Gilbert Hirschv, Henrv Rutnp'e. G. M. Syphers. Virgil Wagner. I Henry Bauman, Ben Teeple, Fred Blum. John Flovd. Ernest Tumbleson Hutth Nidlinger J. S. Byerly, R. O. Wynn. Ada Shoemaker,' Lawrence Archbol 1, Hubert Zer- f '•e>. Harrv Crownover, and the Misses Helen Kenney. Ruth Swartz. Florence Graber, ami Helen Schenck. o Missouri Secretary of State To Give Talk Indianapolis, May 21. — (U.R> — Charles U, Becker, secretary of the State of Missouri, and officers of the Missouri Republican Editorial Association, will speak at the business session of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association here June 15. it was announced by Will B. Maddock, Bloomfield, chairman of the program committee. Oliver B. Davis.-president of the Missouri Editorial Association, and Charles W. Fear, secretary-treasur-er, will accompany Becker to Indianapolis to attend the banquet in honor of President Herbert Hocv r | at the state fairgrounds the same, day. o EXHIBIT AWARDS cONTINCFn p-persr PAGE OXTFHonorable mention Lewis Litterer. Machine Drawing First. Ed Martz; second, Tom Burk: .third. Ival Newhard. Honorable mention. Cal FalU, Robert Gay. End Table Round Type First. Edgar Werling; second, i Richard Mailand; third, Guy Se-1 cour. Piano Bench First, James Cowan; second,' Charles Barnhouse, third, Harold I Blythe. End Table Square Type F’rst, Forest Baker; second.] William Saunders; third, Sherman K-oos. j, Smoking Stand First, Ollie Johnson; second. Dale. Johnson. General Project First, Edgar Werling, porch swing and neck yoke; second, Jonathan Ford, kitchen cabinet; third, Walter Bartlett, ironing board. Honorabje mention: Eldred Frolwiapfel, pamphlet rack. Night Stand First, Charles Eliinger; second, Richard Meyer; third, Paul Clem. Airplane First, Robert Lankenatt; second Leo Miller; third, Robert Boek. Honorable mention: Doyle Gay. t Shaving Cabinet First, Oscar Werling.

Pedestal First. Oscar Werling; second, Richard Meyer. Radio Cabinet First, Myles Parrish; second, Ollie Johnson. Wardrobe First, George Roop; second, Carl 'Hurst; third, Walter Bartlett. Magazine Rack First, Gerald Strickler; second, Wilbur Reynolds; third. Bernard Seheiinnn. Trellia First, Eldrfd Frohnapfel; second James Cowan. Foot Stool First, Vernon Hill; second, Ollie Johnson. Clock First, Sherman Koos. Writing Desk First, Harry Schamecloh. Chair i First, Eldred Frohnapfel. o_ Delegates Are Named Indianapolis, May 21.—<U.R;>-Ap-pointment of six delegates to attend a national conference of young i Republicans at Washington, June 111 and 12, was made here by M. Bert Thurman, and Miss Dorothy Cunningham, national committee--1 men. They were: Chester Hinton, Fort Wayne; Chester V. Lorch, New A'bany; John A. Royse, Indianapolis; , Miss Sarah Tice Adams, Indianaplolis; Mrs. Mary Pryor and Miss ; Ruth Robinson, both of Frankfort. o Merger Plan Adopted Madison, Ind., May 21.—<U.R,1 -A 1 proposal to re align the synods of | the Lutheran church in the middle- - west was adopted at a meeting of I the Indiana synod here. | The plan provided that in three j years the Michigan and Indiana | synods would be divided into thri e | areas, one including Kentucky and ' Tennessee, one in Indiana, and one |in Michigan. The Indiana group. |in favering the proposal, declined i a plan suggested by the Michigan j synod, that all the territory be I merged into one synod. Gangster Pleads Guilty Indianapolis. May 21. —<U.R>—Eddie O'Hara, alleged gangster, pleaded guilty to liquor indictin' nts an l will he sentenced in federal court here Saturday, it was .announced by Judge Robert (’. Baltzell. He was being held in ce.'atr.t of $45,000 bond. O'Hara was charged with manufacture and transportation of liquor in three counts, and with conspirn< y with a liquor gang near Terre Haste, Joe and Jake Traum, reputed leaders of the gang, and 40 others, were convicted on similar ' conspiracy charges last summer. O’Hara was arrested in St. Louis, He had bSen sought since his infdictment mors than a year ago. Eagles For U. S. Embassy Paris, (UP)— True American eagles, not lions as ha« been rumored. will appear on the portals of the new American Embassy in the Place de la Concorde. Early pictures of the new structure showed two lions reclining on either side of the entrance, and alarmed patriotic residents. Work lias been started but , it is estimated that it will take two or more months to demolish the Grimod de la Reyniere mansion an 1 Hear the ground on which the new Embassy is to be built. There will be an official ceremony when the cornerstone is laid.

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Among the out-of-town guests who enjoyed be high school commencement dance ut the high school gymnasium was Miss Betty Robinson, Harold l<ee, Miss Betty Fulton, Harold Star, Miss Virginia Riffe and Hershel Robbins, Miss Margaret Morris, I<ewls Ward, Miss Whitehouse, Ralph Stevens, Craven Emschwlller, Harold Sauer, and Miss Mary Agnes Farr all of Bluffon. Mrs. George Smith of Bucyrus, Uhio arrived in tills city Wednesluv to spend a weeks vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben | DeVor and other relatives and ■ friends in this city. Mrs. James F. Arnold and (laugh- : ter Winifred and son Thad of Fort Wayne attended the commencement | here Wednesday. Don Miller a former Decatur boy ! and a student at Franklin College and Miss Anna Winnes of Frank-

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i lin collegn attended the commencement. Mra. L. (). Wertenberger ami daughter Maxine of Laketon visited llicir daughter Mias Doloreu Wertenberger the past few days and a’tended the commencement exerciacx. They were accompanied to their home todgy by Miss Kathryn Hower. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bloemker and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gerber of Fort Wayne were out-of town guests at the commencement exercises Wednesday night. Miss Mary Macklin of Fort' | Wayne, Ralph Tyndall of Bluffton, i land Mrs. Mary Macklin of Geneva ■ were out-of-town guests at the comment enuct Wednesday. Mixa Thelma Smith of Fort I Wayne was an out-of-town guest at I the commencement exercises held i Wedm Mday (“veiling. W. A. Klepper will go to Indians

(sills this evening for a day of hindI liess. Frank Tolan of Fort Wayne was ! a cyller here today. R. Roth of the Federal Lnnti bank ’ ut ort Wayne attended to bt’atpess Dr. in. n Neptune has returned , from Indiana polls where he attended the dental convention. , Rev. A. R. Fledderjoliann returni | ed yesterday evening from Moulton j 11 Ohio when* he addreased the Men s Brotherhood of the Trinity Lutheran ehurch of that city Tiueday ■ night. 1 Kephart Nall of Portland visited with Mlsh Jeanette Beery In this city Wednesday evening. FiancLs Noack visited witli friends in Fort Wayne Wednesday I evening. Mr. and Mrs. (’liarles Dugan rei turned last evening from u visit with Hie A. R. Morton family of . Waukesha. Wisconsin. The Mortons recently moved into their beautiful new home. Mr. and Mrs. Dugan also .spent a day in Chicago. D. O. McComb Allen County superintendent of Fort Wayne visited jin this city today. ‘ Mrs. Bertha Shraluka and Mr. a-and Mrs. George Sp>*nr of Fort

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| Wayne attended the commencement i exercises of the Decatur High—- , School graduating ( lass Wedueaday evening. HOSPITAL NOTFN Vera Frauhiger, Decatur, Routs > ti underwent a major emergency.-, operation nt the P.tlama County j Memorial Hospital Wednesday, Mrs. Rachel Brewster, .New Cory- - ■ 1 don, was admitted to the Adnina County Mcmoria’i Hospital Wednesday where site will receive med I- • cul treatment. Fern Bieriy. Bryant, Route 3 underwent a tonsillectomy operation “ at the local- hoapltal thia morning. Wounded Vet to Be M. D. Memphis, —(UP) —Mui lon Butler Murahburn, u world war veteran who served overseas 19 months, ”' wounded seven times and sinc.e_the war lias traveled In 18 <ountrl<‘s is' ' registered In the medical college of tae University of Tennessee here. He Intends entering the U. S. Pni> lie Health service and lias become' l a recognized authority on public In tilth administration after study-- > Ing European systems wliiki at broad. •'»•