Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 150, Decatur, Adams County, 25 June 1931 — Page 3

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CLUB CALENDAR Thursday Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Society, schoolhouse, 1 p m . Church of God Indies Aid So ciety, Mrs. w. W . Hawkins, 2 30 p. m. ’ Country Club Golf party, post ., poned. Eastern Star regular meeting Masonic Hall, 7:30 I>. M. Music Department of Womans' Club, Library Rest Room, 7 30 p. 18. I M. E. Ladies Aid, church parlors 2 p. m. Christian Ladies Aid Societv Mrs. H. F. Kraft, 2:30 p.m. Friday St. Marys Twp. Home Econo- i mics Club, Mrs. Glenn Mann 1 p. n >. Civic Section Pot-luck party Mrs/ J. E. Anderson, 7 p. in. Saturday M. E. Epworth League Bake 1 Sale, Schmitt Meat Market, 9 a.m.i Monday So Cha Rea, Miss Katheryn Om- | lor, Bp. m. Religious Study Chib, Miss Edith ; Ervin, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Mardi Bridge Club, Miss Doris l Cook, Bp. m. ated the entertaining rooms. A short business meeting was j held after which six games of pin-' ochle were played. Mrs. Burl Johnson. Mrs. Adrian Baker and Mrs. Charles Keller won the prizes awarded at the conclusion of the games. A social evening was then enjoyed and a luncheon was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be a dinner party at the heme of Mrs. Dick Burdg, Wednesday, July 8, at sixthirty o'clock. REGULAR MEETING OF ECONOMICS CLUB The regular monthly meeting of the Jefferson Township Home Economics Club was held Monday evening at the Jefferson Township school. Twenty one members and three visitors were present at the meeting. The roll call was answered by each member giving a canning or preserving recipe.. Mrs. Jonathan Rumple detnonstrted the process of making strawberry preserves. Different fruit juices were tested for pectin also. ROOT TWP. CLUBS HAVE FINE MEETINGS A combined meeting of the Root Township Home Economics Club and the 4-H Club was held at the home of Mrs. R. O. Wynn, Wednes-

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lhna at Jun OOn u- MrS - Wynn and Miss tesses t7 yann acted as h 0 !” Os both "* e members and guests 01 bo,h organizations. bers'»f DK t h ,he af,erDoon * 'he memwTtne JV°' np Club ing or« “ den ‘ onst ««o« of cannand rh ’U a " d < arrot marmalade, and rhubarb conserve. A demonstraff was also given of home canned heans and home canned strawberClub members of the Economics present at the meeting Wednesday were the Mesdames E. S hriaten, j ac .ob Weidler, Lewis Houk, R. K. Flemming, Ernest Tum- : bleson. Mary Houk, Frank Kitson, Charles Barnhouse, R. O . Wynn, Sherman Kifhkel, Salome Myers, and Charles Johnson. Mrs. Winifred Gerke, Mrs. Sara VanDoler of WarI Rjg’ 01li °’ Were guests at tlle meetA business meeting of the 4-H lub was held and a demonstration ■ l,l and canning cherries was given by the Misses Betty Frisinger, Elizabeth Beihold, and Alma June Wynn. The girls who attended the club meeting were the Misses Glenyolin Parrish, Mary Jane, Harriet' and Sana Kunkel, Adris and Helen Brint zenhauf. Elizabeth Reed, Alice Jane Archbold, Alma June Wynn, Char- , leen Barnhouse, Rosalin Foreman, I Eleanor Johnson .Elizabeth Evon j el, and Vera Beihold, Betty Frisinger, Margaret Kitson, Margaret Moser, Norma Jean and Alice Turtible- ! son. Following the meeting of both < lubs, sewing was enjoyed, and dej licious refreshments were served. The Religious Study Club will meet with Miss Edith Ervin Monday night at seven-thirty o’clock. Miss Kathryn Omlor will entertain the So Cha Rea Club at her home, Monday evening at eight oI clock.. MAGLEY YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE SOCIAL MEETING The members of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Magley Reformed church were entertained with a party at the home of Miss | Ida Borne, Wednesday evening. Games and contests were enjoyed ' after which refreshments wera i served. Those present were the Misses I Verea Heller, Melvina Newhard, I Betty Reichert, Selma and Edna ' Peters, Sara Engleman. Lois and Mildred Engleman, Amanda Fruchte Esther Reppert, Irene Peck. Magdeline and Mabel Borne, Marie Hildebrand, Marie and Irene Scherry, ; Mary Dettinger, Virginia Hoffman, Elsie Kruetzman, Helen and Lucin- ■ da Borne, Edna and Lisetta Worthi man, Irene and Emma Bloemker, j Esther Dettinger, Hazel Mankey, ', Mary Johnson, Emma Hilgeman, Cordelia Worthman. Ida Borne, and the Messrs. Roland Nelson, Jay j Yost, Walter Fruchte, Walter Hilde- | brand, Walter Hilgeman, Clarence ; Ruppert, Milton Dettinger, Jack Johnson, Raymond, Noah, and Jecob Borne, Edgar Borne, Glen GiI rod., Biehold and Bob I Tickle. ENTERTAINS FIVE HUNDRED CLUB , Mrs. Ella Hyland entertained the members of the Five Hundred Club i at her home on Fourth street, Wedi nesday evening. After the games high score prizes were awarded to Mrs. Carrie Ehinger. Misji Amelia ■ Niblick, Mrs. Amelia Christen, and : Mrs. Minnie Holthouse. A one course luncheon was servI ed at the close of the evening. Mrs. i Amelia Christen will be hostess at j the next meeting in two weeks. The Mardi Bridge Club will meet with Miss Doris Cook. Tuesday eve-' njng at eight o’clock. MEETING OF N. AND T. CLUB Six members of the N- and T. Club and five children attended the meeting of the Club which was held at the home of Mrs. Robert Garard, Wednesday afternoon. Bouquets of garden flowers were arranged about the rooms. A short I business meeting was held, and plans were made for a picnic which will be held in the Legion Memorial I Park next week. The remainder of the afternoon I was spent in a social manner and sewing. DELTA THETA TAU | HAS BUSINESS MEETING Miss Helen Voglewede was has- , tess to the members of the Delta Theta Tau Sorority at her home, Wednesday evening at which time ! regular business of the sorority was * discussed. Finul preparations were made for Miss Florence Holthouse and Mrs. Luzern Uhrick to attend the national convention at Hu'ntingI ton, Thursday June 25 to Sunday June 28. Tentative plans for a concession I at the Decatur Free street Fair this fall, were also discussed. The next meeting of the sorority will be a social meeting in two w’eeks. DECATUR COUPLE MARRIED THIS MORNING Miss Frances Florence Girod of this city, daughter of Mrs. Ernest Perret of Fort Wayne and James M. Borders son of Mr. and Mrs. David 1 Borders residing on Rural Route 9. Decatur were quietly married at the ' parsonage of the Zion Reformed 1 Church Thursday morning June 25 1 at nine-thirty o’clock. The Rev. A. R. Fledderjohann, pastor of the church read the impressive marriage service and re-

ceived the marriage vows. The single ring ceremony was used. The bride wore a pretty frock of gray chiffon, with footwear and hat to match. Immediately following the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Borders left for a short honeymoon and on their return will reside at 104 North; Eleventh street in this city. The bride has been employed at the General Electric plant in Deca-, i tur for the last eight years, and Mr. 1 Borders is a clerk in the People's Restaurant here. > ( MISS DEBORAH ANDREWS SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY Miss Deborah Andrews residing ( four and one-half miles southwest ] ot Decatur was pleasantly surpris- i ■ ed Tuesday evening when a num- G her of her relatives motored to' j her home to remind her of her 1 , birthday anniversary. The guests prepared a delicious pot-luck supper, and home made ice cream and cake were served 6 during the evening. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ira Baker, sons Walter and ‘ Richard, and daughter, Edith, and ( 'Ted August, Mr. and Mrs. William ‘ Chronister, son Robert and daugh- 1 ter Marcile, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd j Buckmaster, son Max and daughter Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shearer and daughter Sharon Ann, all of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Joel Reynolds and Max Odle of Decatur; and Mrs. Cloyce Chronister and son Sammy, of Lansing, Michigan. MARGARET JANE MARTIN HAS BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Miss Margaret Jane Martin of San Diego, California, who is visiting here with her mother, Mrs. W. A. Marlin, and sister, Barbara Sue Martin, was delightfully surprised with a party at the home of her grandfather, Henry Mayer, Wednesday afternoon. The occasion was the sixth birthday anniversary of Miss Martin, and the party was an afternoon affair from two-thirty o'clock until five. Appointments of pink and white were caried out in decorations in the lovely party and pretty bouquets of cut garden flowers and lillies were used profusely about the rooms. Games and contests were enjoyed by the little guests .after which a two course luncheon was served at the dining table. Centering the table was a large white cake with six pink candles, and bouquets ot lilies and garden flowers were at either end of the table. Pink and white crepe paper hats were given the guests as favors and the chosen colors were effectively carried out in the luncheon. Those present were Kathryn | Louise Yager, Alice and Bobby Yost Mary and Lois Franks. Mary Ann and Albert Ferntheil, Bobby Mutsch ler, Alice Brunnegraff, Ellen Mailand, Barbara Sue Martin, and the honor guest, Margaret Jane Martin. Many beautiful gifts were presented the honored guest in remembrance ot her birthday. PIANO PUPILS ENJOY PICNIC Miss Sue Zimmerman entertained nine of her piano pupils witn a picnic at Sun Set park. Wednesday evening. A pot-luck supper and weiner ' roast was held after which the pu- I pils poped corn. Games were played i and an enjoyable evening was had by the following: Patsy Garard, Dona and Melba Kraft. Vera. Ruth and Zula Porter, Charlotte and Virginia Zimmerman. Edna Beane, Verena Zimmerman and Miss Sue ZimI merman. Aged Couple Succumb To Arrows of Cupid Brookville, Pa.. Jime 25. —'U.R. > — Cupid holds no respect for old age. Hiram Irvin, aged 86, and Emma C. Bush. 63, have obtained a marriage license here. Irvin had been married twice be- | fore. Mrs. Bush is a widow. The couple is one of the oldest ‘ ever to apply here for a permit to wed. o Man's Standby Doomed Revolving doors for homes are now suggested. Here goes down trodden mini's lust mode of self ex presshm. You enn't slum n revolving door—Arkansas Gazette CJ *- Industrial Muwumi The American Association of Mu seiims says that the Deutsches mu , Seuin in Munich Is the largest In dustrlnl museum In the world, and the second museum In fids class Is I probably the Science museum In London. There are many Indus trial museums In Europe, but few In this country. Our largest Is the Museum of Science mid Industry. Chicago, nlthoitgli we have n large commercial museum nt I’iilladel phla. o 8.8. Ointment for Eczema.

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i — i Mrs. Avon Burk and daughter Eileen and son James spent Wednesday in Fort Wayne. Elmer Pauling, Arvai Rhodes. AA alter Teeter, and Hap McKinley of Portland visited with friends in this city Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bogner, Mrs.! Frank Bogner. Mrs. Doy Lhamon of this city, and Mrs. Ed Gruber of Fort Wayne left today for Detroit, Michigan, where they will visit with Mrs. Lhamon's brother, Ott i Bogner. They spend the weekend in Detroit and will return to their homes Sunday. Mrs. William Affolder, 822 High j street, is recovering from a tonsillectomy operation she underwent Wednesday morning. Her condition is a little improved today. | Word from Miss Fannie Hite ot San Diego, Cal., formerly of this city, states that she is slowly improving from injuries received in

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Jan automobile accident. Miss Hite was riding with a Miss Combs and J was en route to a week-end house party when the accident happened She received a number of minor . injuries and her companion suffered a broken arm. Lester and Carl Hittunz of Rock ford, Ohio, stopped here Wednes, day, en route to Northern Michigan where they will spend several weeks fishing. Mrs. E. C. Martz Mrs. Leo Teeple Mrs. Glenn Barkley and Mrs. John . Scheimann spent Wednesday in ' Fort Wayne. Miss Betty Reichert of this city was the overnight guest of Miss Melvina Newhard at Preble, last night. : Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wright of Mont Rose, Michigan are spending a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cole and family. Mrs. Will Hosterman of Crestline

—, ; ■ — | Ohio, who has spent several days . at the M. AV. Sunderman home, and attended the wedding or Miss Ruth I Sunderman, returned to her home today. Joe Fisher of Miami, Florida, will leave for Indianapolis, Friday morn- ; ing, after spending several days ~ visiting his brother. John Fisher, to Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews and ; id daughter Georgia Helen of Hunting-! 10 ton. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Andrews of J. South Bend visited with relatives irland friends in this city Wednesday, r-1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Fort I Wayne were visitors in this city .. I todav. s, 1 The Misses Mary Jane Kunkel n and Lois Ogg, Kenneth Runyon and 11 I Don Lammiman attended a show I in Fort Wayne, Wednesday night. e I Joseph Anderson of Geneva was a n 1 business visitor here today, n ! o »_ AKrtIVALS y is | Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Smith,! it! northwest of Decatur, are the par-' I ents of a boy baby born Thursday, I ifjJune 18, 1931. The baby weighed) g 1 nine and one-half pounds at birth! <. and has been named Robert 1 [Eugene. Mrs. Smith was former-1 e ly Miss Marcia Ollier of this city. |

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COURT HOUSE - Marriage License James M. Borders, Decatur Rtflite 9, clerk to Frances Girod. Decatur, Route 9. Real Estate Transfers ' Interstate Farm and Mtg Corp, * laud in Jefferson township to Theodore !■'. Brewster et ux for $2,5«9.0t> o HOSPITAL NOTES Vernon Simmers, Monroeville. > submitted to a major emergency* operation at tiie Adams County Memorial Hospital last night. Frank Schumacher 416 South . Fifth street .was admitted to thej Adams County Memorial Hospital today for medical treatment. — o . 1 Entered apprentice degree, Fri-.J ; day evening at 7:30 o'clock AV. M.

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