Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 275, Decatur, Adams County, 21 November 1931 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, BUSINESS CARDS, AND NOTICES ♦ . « FOR SALE FOR -H-ALE — Michigan apples. Grimes. Golden, Jonathans, Hubbardson, Mclntosh, and Wolf River 50c to £1 bushel. Bring containers. S. E. Haggard, 1 mile north and 3 miles east of Monroe 269-12tx FOR SALE Male hog. 5 young gilts; young cattle and sweet apple butter. Call Monroe Phone 6-D. 273-3tx FOR SALE 2 tresh cows Amu; Thieme R. 8. 69U-A 273-3 t FOR SALE—Duroc Service Hoars, reasonable. Immuned, richest bloodlines. 9% miles west of Decatur on state road 16. joining 17 in Ohio. H. D. Kreischer, Convoy. Ohio 275FOR SALE Turkeys for Thanksgiving, dressed or alive. Lewis Take, 2 miles south of Peterson. Craigville phone. 275-3tx FOR SALE — Universal hardcoal stove in A.l condition, 20 inch firepot. Inquire T. W. Bess, Phone 885-M 276-2 t FOR SALE —Spotted Poland male hog, 1 year old. For sale or exchange for same breed. A. J. Lewton, Phone 797-F. 272-3t-eod FOR RENT FOR KENT —House, good location, brick street, basement, 2-car garage. Inquire 1127 W. Monroe St. FOR RENT or FOR SALE--7 room house on North Seventh street, semi-modern Call 1219, or 815 N. 2nd. ,§t. 273-3tx For Rent —3 or 4 rooms partially furnished, in return for work done on the farm. Write to Box. “BU", % Democrat. 273-3tx FOR RENT —6 room house on North Thirteenth St. Phon? 805. 276- tx WANTED WANTED—Corpo. ation will train three more young men either In radio or ae.oplane mechanics. Will assist in part time work. Telephone or apply to Mr. Sarazin, Rice Hotel Monday. 274-3tx WANTED —Girl for general housework. phone 831. 275-3tx WANTED 100 buyers at M. E. church. Rummage Sale, Saturday Nov. 21st. 50c buys good coat, new comfort top, clock, dresses, etc. Other articles 5c to 25c. 273-3tx WANTED—Raw furs. See me before you sell. John Christener, % mile north of Monroe. 276-3tx WANTED —Orders for home made Fruit Cake for Christmas. Write or phone Miss Ruth E. Schwartz, Berne, R. R. 2. Phone 4661 Berne. 276t3x LOST AND FOUND LOST Pair glasses in gieen case. Finder please return to 134 So. 3rd st. It HIGHEST PRICES paid for your raw furs. Ben McCullough, licensed buyer, Decatur, Route 6. One mil a southeast Pleasant Mills. 272-6tx o —- . — NOTH i: OF I’INl., I i I lIMHNT of r>i vri; no. 2720 Notice is hereby jjiven to the < reditors, heirs and legatees <»f John Braun, deceased t » appear in the AdW Circuit Court, held at Decatur Incliana, on the 12th day of December IV3I, and show iiuse if anv, wlv th« FINAL SETT N’T ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified t> then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. ‘Frances Braun, Administratrix Attorney Hubert IL McClenahan Nov. 21-28 NOTH i: OF FIN t|, MJriIDIEV! hi no. xvu .totice is hereby jdven to the creditbrs. heirs and legatees of l-’r. I S<'Ha< k. deceased to appear in »he Aflhms Circuit Court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the 12th dav of December 1931. ami show if any. why the I«'INAL SETTLEMENT A K’Ol’N’TS with the estate of said decedent 'diould not be approved, and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship and re»“» i\ »-» th“lr dis? rihnti ve sh ires Edwanl iHilte’neyer. Administrator De ati'if, Indian ■_ N »s. 20. I'Cl. Attorjjajy Erudite and Utterer ________ N.. v. 1- 2 FLORENCE HOLTHOL’SE Stenographic Work Typewriting Jl)' I I Mirrvniatfs l.iiw Office. K. of (I. Bldg. If you have any extra typewriting nr atenograrhlc work I will be glad to do it. Phone 42 for appointment.

Ashbaucher’s I MAJESTIC FURNACES \SBESTOS SHINGLE ROOFING SPOUTING LIGHTNING RODS Phone 765 or 739

MARKET!REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS BERNE MARKET 1.1 Corrected Nov. 21 >-1 No commission and no yardage. r I ;. I Hogs, 100-140 pounds sl.lO 3 i 140-225 pounds $4.40 x ] 325-275 pounds $4.10 K . 276-350 pounds $4.00 t I Roughs—s3.so. e i Stags—s2.2s. x . Vealers —$6.75. s Spring Lambs $5.00. East Buffalo Livestock Market Hogs on sale 900; slow, weak *• to 10c lower; desirable 170-210 *t> $5: few 160 tbs. $5.10. 1 Cattle receipts 25; week's sup--15 ply moderate; killing quality s J plain; good steers and yearlings - j unevenly steady- to 50c lower at s i $8.50-10; lower grades and cows • | steady to 25c higher; fleshy gras- < i sers and short feds $6-8.25; common steers an 1 heifers, $4.75i 5.75; fat cows $4-5; cutter grades $1.50-2.75; medium bulls $4.35. ’ Cattle receipts 25; vealers clos1 i ing 50c or more under last week; e slow at decline; good to choice 1 $7.50-8; common aud medium, -1 $4.50-6.50. F Sheep receipts none; lambs closing steady with one week ago; early loss regained; good to choice $6.50-6.75; medium kinds )' and strong weights $5.75-6; (hrow- ' I outs $5-5.25; sheep scarce, firm. FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK 1 . | Fort Wayne, Ind.. Nov. 21.—(U.P.) ■ —Livestock: Hog market 15c low- < . er. Hogs. 100-120 pounds $4.15 120-140 pounds 4.25 140-160 pounds 4.40 160-200 pounds 4.55 I ' 200-250 pounds 4.45 j 250-300 pounds 4.35 300-350 pounds 4.25 . Roughs, $3.75; Stags, $2.50. Calves —$7.00. Lambs—ss.2s. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE 1 1 Dec. Mar. May July J Wheat .57% .59% .61% .61% 1 Corn .42% .45% .47% .48% i i i Oats .26% .28% .28% • ) LOCAL GRAIN MARKET ‘ Corrected Nov. 21 Xu. 2 New Wheat <Se I . I 36 ll>s. White (lais 23c i 28 lbs. White Oats ....... 21c I ' i Barley 1 .................................. 30c i . I Rye . . : Soy Beans 30c I , New No. 4. Yellow corn 48e ; ; . New No. 4 White Corn 45c LOCAL GROCERS EGG MARKET - ; E-gs, dozen ■ 27c j J c COURTHOUSE < Real Estate Transfers Minnie Burr et al. land in Root | township to the Root Township' ' | Com for $30.00. Andrew Thieme et al. 160 acres I ■ in Union township to Charles - I Thieme et al for $4200.00. o Great Collection of Maps Tlie Library of Congress lias a |-1 collection of 1.000 000 maps o i tmu.VTMfAT or i-;xi:< t rmx Ml. ZSCI r Notice is hereby given, That the undersigned lias been appointed Ex- , ecutrtx of the. estate of Rosa Ber-| r Hard late f Adams county, deceased. i The estate is probably soivtnt. Iva A. Tceple, Executrix. i November 7. 1'.131. '. Ju Ison W. Teeple, Atty

S. E. Black , FUNE.IAL DIRtufOR Mrs. Diack, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly da/ or night. i I o'fka yhom 500 Home phone 727 Ambulance Service I N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8:»><l to 11:30- —12:30 to 5:0 Saturdays, 8:00 p. ru. Telephone 135 g I'OI BETTER HEALTH Set DR. 11. I ROHNAPFEL r Licensed Lbiroprut tor and Na f lira pa llt • Fladionic diagnosis ami treatment. . Phone 311 101 So. 3rd St. I Office Hours: 10-12, 1-5, 6-8 | 10 years in Decatur. LOBENSTEIN & DOAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS I Calls answered promptly day or night. Ambulance Service. Office Phono 90. Residence Phone. Deaatur 1041 Residence Phone, Monroe 81 LADY ATTENDANT '• I

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Paris Styles By Mary Knight United Press Staff Correspondent Paris. Nov. 21 —(UP) You, who work in an office all day, how do you dress your job? Do the men you work for expect you to present a strictly tailored appearance, or would they prefer that you be the sport type? Maybe you've the kind of job that requires you to be a lit’l ■ more frilly—not flumpy heaven forbid -but to ;«suiue more of t ice hostess role. Business women are perhaps the I only on s in the world who have to have double track minds when planning a wardrobe. They have to dress, n it only their own nerso i- | alities and individualities ini’ which j is almost more important to them, | they have to give first considers j tion to not ovar or under-dressing their jobs. It is much mor? difficult to blend personal tastes with business needs than to idem! the same i tastes with social obligation. Let’s i do a little supposing. Suppose you teach school in a | semi-rural district. You haven'' a 1 need in the world for anything I but rather informal sport clothes, i Suppose you love frills and furi below s’ Well it's just your hard , luck because they are not the sportI ing thing for you to wear under the circumstances. Choose lovely I woolen materials for your tr icks, have a <• >uple of durable tweed en- | sembles with plenty of bright snappy sweaters. ' MEETING OF Y. M. C. CLASS The members of tlie Young Manned Couples class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Fry, Friday night, with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Owens, the assisting host and hostess. The business meeting was opened by Mrs. B. H. Franklin, who \<f) the devotional services. A contest on naming trees was enjoyed and prizes were won by Mrs. Adrian Lenhart and Francis How- | ell. | Mrs. B. H. Franklin and Miles ; Roop were winners in the Annoj grams. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Lenj hart wore guests of the class. The hosts :.,id hostesses served 1 refreshments at the dose of the \ meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edwards aid Mr. and Mrs. Robert I Krick will entertain the class [ members at the next meeting. De- ' cember 18. The meeting will be held at the Edwards home, and Merlin Doan will be the devotional leader. MEETING OF RELIGIOUS STUDY CLUB she Religious Study Club met I Friday evening al the horn ■ of Mias I Barbara Jane Keller. The members I responded to roil call by discussing current events concerning prominent Catholics. After the usual reading from the Bible, Miss Genevieve Berling gave , the paper of the evening, which wan entitled, "The Church's Struggle for Exist'nee." She discussed both the dangers irom without the church which were mainly persecutions and the dangers within the church itself, such as gnosticism; also, how the church defended it self. Th? next meeting wi'l bp held December 4 at the home of Miss , Magdalen Schmitt. PHILATHEA CLASS HAS REGULAR MEETING i Nineteen members of the Phil atha Class of the Baptist Sunday School and a guest, Mrs. Howard Brumley of Chicago > njoyed the regula rineetjng at the home of Mrs. lames Strickler. Friday evening. During the business meeting

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1931.

| CLUB CALENDAR Friday > Religious tSudy Club, Miss Bar- I , l baa Jane Keller, 7:30 p. m. , | Ad Libitum Club, postponed. Baptist I'hilathae Class Mrs. ; i i James Strickler, 7:30 p. m. ‘ Y. M. C. Class, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Fry, 7:30 p.m. Saturday Zion Reformed Mission Baud, .'church parlors 2:30 p. m. M. E. Ladies Aid Rummage Sale church basement, 1 p.m. Monday "H r Step Husband" Civic Sec-1 tion. D. H. S. auditorium 8:15 pm. | Woman's Club, high school audi-1 (oriuni. Civic Play. Research Club, Mrs. B H. Frank-I Hn, 2:30 p. m. T uesday Alpha Zeta B id-e Club. Mr.;. | Florence Bollinger. 7:30 p. m. Rebekah Lodge il. O. O. F. Hall, i I 7:30 p. m. Five Hundred Club, Mrs. Fred' 1 Deininger 8 p. m. Delta Theta Tau Social meeting ! Florence aitd Irene Holthouse. 6:30 p. m. | United Brethren V. I. $. class. 1 | church basement. 6:30 p. m. Root Township Home Economics 1 Club Guest Day, Mrs. Jay Cline] 1:30 p. m. — - — ——— committees were appointed for ; the year's work, and Mrs. Will ' \\ ones then presented the even-j ! :.g s prog-am. Several of the i ladies gave selections from Edgar i A. Guest's poems. During th ■ social hour a gilt' shower wa.-> held for Miss Kath- 1 • lean Butler, daughter of Mr. and ■ | Mrs. Brice Bull. r. and at the close) -of the evening refreshments were) . i served by Mrs. Strickler and Mrs. Clarence Hilyard. The next meeting will be a, Christmas party at the church I ■ parlors. The affair will be pot-' / luck. H Ms. Fled Deininzer will enter-, tain th > members of the Five Hund- . red Club, Tuesday evening at eight I o’clock. The Rebeluh Lodge will meet , • .Tuesday ivpiing at seven-thirty 1 o'clock in the I. O. O. F. Hall. I Tlie Alpha Zeta Bridg ■ Club will | . mo t Tuesday night at seven-thirty i ! o’clock at the home of Mrs. Flor- ; | ence Bollinger, instead of Wednes- ■ day night, as had been planned. I i HONORS DAUGHTER I WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. David Adams entertained Friday a ternoou from four to six I o'clock with a birthday party bon- , oring her dau.:ht r .Marjorie, on her ninth birthday anniversary. < Friends of the honored guest ; were invited to the party and games j ; , un i contests were played, which -1 were won by Mary Kathleen Fry-1 | back, Patsy McConnell, and Alice ' ■ Yost. • j The children were then invited to A the dining room where the Hund . I their places at the la.ge tabic mark- | i <1 with place cards and napkins of i ■ i Thanksgiving a p p oi n t m e nt s. A ’ . | large cake with nin- lighted candles ' s j formed the centerpiece of the table. | : A one course luncheon was served. Each on ’ of the guests hid a ?ift | [ about the entertaining rooms, and 1 I Marj ri ■ discover d each to contain s | a lovely birthday gift. The gno-u list for the party included Pa'sy Mr-Connell. Marv Kathle n Fryback. Mice Yost, Virgin's Fledderjohunn. Charles and Robert Shamplin, Rob I- e t Deitsch, Martha Ellen Hower, v Evelyn Jane Graber, Mary Frm I Anna BrandYberry, Katherine Dao vis, Phiills Hunt' r, Madonna Barfl nett. Phyllis Jean McFarland, ftob-■-1 a: t Deitsch. Mrs. Adams was assisted in serv--4 png ty Mrs. C. K. Champlin, Mrs.

Walter Deitsch and Miss Marcella Gerber. — o HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. J. C. Grandstaff of Preble I underwent a major operation at ' the Adams County Memorial hospital this morning. o Walker Starts West New York, No—v. 21 —(UP) — | Mayor James L. Malker of New 1 York sped westward today to aid in the attempt to f ee Tom Mooney—- ■ and to see a top-notch football game | en route. Walker was due at South Bend I Indiana today in time to see tlie I game between Notre Dame and the University of Southern California, j He was accompanied by Frank P. Walsh. Mooney's attorney. ' The mayor arrived at Grand Central station half an hour before train time last evening, well tailored as usual. —3 — Bank Bandit Guarded <’ Id water. Mich.. Nov. 21—(UP) i Floodlights last night made Branch I county's jail almost as bright as 1 day, while a detail of state police I manned machine guns at its front | and rear, guarding against any ati tempt.- to liberate Joseph Hanley, ' Chicago bank robber. Hanley's identity was revealed , when iinger-prints proved him to ) !»e the man wanted for robbing a i bank al Tomah, Wisconsin and for | jumpjin? a fugitive bond in Chica- | go. He had been arrested with a i companion a week ago. by state . troopers near Jonesville, on U. S. ; 112. At that time Hanley gave the name "Jose Roberts” his <ompaniou said he was Bert Angus. They had $18,980 in bonds stolen a week - before from the bank at Kendallville, Ind., —o Court Attends Game Indianapolis Nov. 21 — (UP) — Au almost forgotten Indiana stature I was cited todaypby supreme court judges who attended the IndianaPurdue football game at Bloomingi I >n. Ostensibly the tiip was made ' io inspect the Indiana University, ' < hies Justice Clarence Martin said, ' as provided under an old law. The trip was the last act of the , court during its May term. Tlie Novi ember t rm opens Monday with Judge Julius Tiavis as Chief Jus- | tice. o Ihe Mumbles I'he tourist in Wales should not tail to pay a visit to rhe Mumbles an ever attractive resort for Welsh English and Americans, says a trav eler. Nestling beneath a hold dirt ot limestone, ii tias a war battered castle, a sturdy church tower typ teal ot the minor fortresses ot mis Gower country, a lighthouse redo lent with tales of heroism and ro nianee. A road cut through the cliff enables yon hy gentle ascent to reach the extreme point of the headland and enter Bracelet hay, one of the prettiest of Welsh coast resorts. o Scientific Fruit treatment 1 The wit) In which science can deal Willi fruit is astonishing If can change the flavor, shape cobo and size; It can improve Its keep ing qualities; it can produce earllet or later ripening Take apples tm Itistame. Seleiitlttc treatment tins now given us a ripening season for English apples which extends from June, when the earliest are remlv until the following March, when the latest come to perfection Ke fore long we may have home grown apples al their best the whole year round.—Exchange o Alps' New Attraction The Alps hnve produced their ttrsi cold water geyser. It came Into being during the course of sound ing operations near the bath resort of Sehuls Trirnsp The geyser erupts regularly every 15 minutes, the Jet attaining n height of more than 30 feet. — o Panama South America* The Pnn-Anierlcan Union says that Panama was formerly a part of the republic of Colombia, which Is clearly in the Smith American zone. None of Its affiliations has I been with Central America I

Cheap and Beneficial I STUFFED! ffcnTTp’ [TOMATOES] i SOUP - | rCROQUETTgS! I WWn (STUFFED] 111 , [PEPPERS I I ' PARCBED ■ 4 I 7 fevHEATJ. $ COOKIES iT I ? / ./t/ 7- I r , -7 / ./• /j WHEAT ! [puddingilr y V M * k t /Ibreadj - | -I? I.k ' */ 7 7'f 7 ''7 \ -5 "A, 7* ’ W IB®® 1 MglazedSV M wheat ttk WHEAT jj ■[WHEAT MR CEHEAI SAL/-.. ■■hiwi—— ii 1 • Mrs. Hildre Arnold, wife of Professor Lloyd Arnold, professor of bacteriology at the University of Illinois, Ls shown with the all-wheat dinner she prepared crowning her husband's laboratory efforts to find i cheap, beneficial diet for the unemployed. Every item was made l entirely of w heat or had it for a base. Each dish is labeled in the j picture.

DEDICATION PLANS START (CONTINUED FORM PAGE ONE, . o’clock in the afternoon, the school children marching from the differicnt buildings to the post office I building, where they would join J the crowd in the singing of . i "America.” A speaking program will follow i the singing and official presentaI tion of the building from the contractor to the government and the; to Decatur will take place. The speaker's committee has invited Senators James Watson and Arthur Robinson and Congressman i Albert Vestal to the ceremonies and the completing of plans depends largely on their ability to' come here on the date selected. Paul Graham, general chairman | of the dedicatory prog, am was . named master of ceremonies for 1 the' day. It is planned to have the huildi inc opened for inspection and to I hold a general "house warming” on | the opening day. Business will be transacted in the new office the ! next day. The furniture will be installed i next week and the contractors will ; put the finishing touches to the i job by the time the building is I dedicated. o SPECIAL MEETS ARE ANNOUNCED (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE A free will offering for missions will 1>- lift ‘d at each of the above | programs and the public is cor j (Hally invited to attend them. Fol--1 lowing are the complete programs for each event: Zion Reformed ' Organ prelude—Miss Lulu Gerber. Song— ‘ Follow the Gleam” Girls’ Missionary Guild 1 I Scripture Reading and Prayer Mrs. Ralph Yager ■ Vocal duet "Give Thanks and Sing"—Mrs. Ben Shroyer and Mrs. Dallas Goldner. | Organ solo- Miss Virginia Miller. i . Play—“ That Pill Box" I Characters: Mrs. Gomer. Mrs. Chris Lehman ’ Mrs. Emmons, her daughter Mrs. Albert Mutschler ; Mrs. Rhea, secretary of Thank-

Offering Mrs. Charles Brodbcck Mrs. West, secretary of Liter- i 1 ature . Mrs. Floyd Hunter! Katie, Irish maid Mrs. Car! Shafer: Mr. Gomer Charles Brodbeck ■ Dr. Grey Chris Lehman ! Emmie Louis, Mps. Emmon's daughter Ix>tha Fledderjobanu Vocal duet "The Master Touched| My Heart Strings"—Miss Della Sellemeyer and Mrs. Dallas Goldner. Offertory. Hymn—“ Lead On, Oh King Eter-’ nal”—Congregation. Benediction—Rev. Fledderjohann Doxology. Presbyterian Organ prelude Mrs. Fred Smith Hymn. Scripture Readit. ; Thanksgiving I/tcny Mrs. 11. 11. r.-;-:ith«if Selection by choir Talk Rev. H. H. Ferntheil Solo Paul Saurer Pageant—“ Voices of the Women" Missionary reading Mrs. Faye Smith-Knapp Thank Offering Collection Hymn. Benediction. Methodist Episcopal Organ voluntary Mrs. Avon Burk Processional Choir Hymn. "Jesus Shall Reign" Congregation The Apo dies Creed Prayer Mrs. R. D. Myers Anthem. "Over the Wide, Wide World.” Wilso'n Junior Choir i Scripture reading Mrs Henry Heller, Thank Offering sec y Offertory Mrs. Avon Burk Solo, “The Voice in the Wilderness” Scott—Mrs. D. T. Tyndall ' Sermon Dr. E. T. Franklin Special Collection. Song “America” Doxology, Benediction and Post hide. 0 XOTII 1 <<> 11% M >1- I; | I WI x | nf i:m- t il-: m>. Notice Is hc'-ebv given t, the er.ditors. heirs and legal,-, a ~f Datd” I*,. Parrish. .|< ■<■ . i.1,, apia-'i in 1 the Adam-, t'freiilt Court, held at i >»■ - 1 ’•ntur Indian. on th- I Itli da-, of Iter-ember, 10:11, and shoe- < utw If anv. Whv il„. I-'INAL SI-;,'T1.1-’JII-IV t'U'ot'NJS with the ,-st tt.. ~]■ said I teeedent st, nld not b-» rippr-.r.’ i: • ind .-.iid heirs are notlfn-1 to tlienl and there make proof ,r b„|i-;<hip,' and receive their distributive snares. I •I. < > I’n rrfnh, "',x<-,-itl o ■ I'e-atur, Indian,. Novem!.-,- -o r,:t Attorney C. L. Walters Nov. Jl--S. | Get the Haott—Trade at Heme

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