Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 63, Decatur, Adams County, 14 March 1932 — Page 3

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WarisSbks M-’V :I ’^' 1 * '-- Wm . “" * ■ „o'e HH r ■•' ' • "" ' ■ 'or old on I, H |H’ a - 1 i :!*.*•:• .*-•<-". ."-'I ’ |Kp.s." ■ l„. ■ '!■ -nda.' , MH ■...>*...1 . ’'■"' ll '" 1 ■. \ • |Ht ■v ••. . C:ii> in- Monday. ( mm 1 - M* 'll *d:-t E. : t wish Mrs. | a.'.-rt: v.o-thirty j ■ 1 ■ p ■>;u . Sorority ; a p -*.ip,ier and ' - the hone- ■■: Miss .Mary 1 IVedtiesdai evening at . o'clock. ■tain ■y GUESTS | < Mis E:*i Anspaugh *n-' ■d at (tinner. Sunday noon 1 i- .- Mi-> Vai-I ■ "slier. Richard Bebout, the ' ■ielen and Edna Bebout. \ i- i ■etrood. and Mrs, Alice I of Van Wert. Ohio. ■tains ■nday dinner ■n! Mis I larle.s Holthouse j ■ned at dinner Sunday noon. ; ■ home on North Second , ■anoring the I irth lay annf- I ■at ('. J. Lutz. R — ■UDE THIEME Bused with party ■nd Mrs Theodore Thieme ! ■ their daughter. Gertrude, i RtMay surprise party at t.ieir ' ■ I'nioii township, Sunday I ■“*<’ formed lour tables of i Rv* ; l frizes for high scores i ■a hr Miss p’rieda Grotrian i f 1 Whit’.enbarger. Consola- j ■fees were awarded to Miss B Railing and Otto Grotrian. , h'tng the games, the small acre laid with linens and El with tall lighted tapers, “•or si lente of green and in the appointments P*rty. The table of the hon- i faest was centered with a A»«l Food cake arrange-.' i Teen tapers \ delicious two hnrheon was served by Mrs. I “re Thien.e nnd Mrs. Edwin 18. ftfoenie was presented with ' ter of pretty birthday gifts. I 4 i dutiful Shoulders » fully lndulge “> on w n ® n,ldent your comretain all of its origi-govraud-s °®‘-. _' ’»»h «M Rsshet

CLUB CALENDAR Monday Monday Night Bridge Club. Mrs. Antos Yoder, 7 p m. Monday Night Club. Mrs. Andrew I Appelman, 7.30 p, in. Research Club. Mrs. Fred Smith, | 2:30 p. m. Woman s t’luh. Postponed. luesaay Methodist W. F. M. S„ Mrs. John i Nelson. 2:30 p. m. M. K. Mary and Martha class, I Mts. J. T. Myers, 7:30 p. m. Tri Kappa Business Meeting. Mrs. j William Bell. X p. m. Psi lota Xi program meeting. Mrs. j Pumphrey, X p. tn. Wednesday Pleasant Mills M. K. Ladies Aid,! Mrs. Fred Bender. 1:30 p. m. N. and T. Club, Mrs. ('. 1.. Weher, 2 p. m. Delta Theta Tau Pet luck. Mary Helen Lose, 6:30 p. in. Zion Reformed Ladies Aid Society church parlors. 2:30 p m. Ladies Shakespoaro Club. Mrs. I Helen Blossom at Noah Frye home. I 2:30 p. m. Historical Club, Mrs. Ed Christen ' 2 p. m. Thursday V. B Progressive Workers da-•. postponed. Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society, ' Mrs. Paul Graiiam, 2:30 p. m. Friday Methodist V M. C. class, church ; basement 6:30 p. m. —, — — - Guests at tie party included Mr. and Mts. Edwin Thieme, daughter Eileen and son Melvin. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Thieme. Mr. and Mrs. I Edwin Grotrian and William Klink, the Misses Elsie Thieme. Lottesa Reiling. Alma Bucher, Erna Klenk end Frieda Grotrian. the Messers Frances Augustine. Otto Grotrian, Herman Grotrian. Carl Whittenbarger. and Gilbert Thieme, and the honored guest. Miss Gertrude Thieme. MONROE LADIES AID ENTERTAINS AT PARTY The Ladies Aid Society of th" Monroe Methodist Episcopal i hnrch claim first place in Ada as county in taking action on the Hoover Hoarding* plan, as on Friday night at the Monroe high school auditorium they entertained at a party and opened th" hoarding apron, which has been hoarding money for some time. Sixteen dollars and thirty-five cents was turned out into circulation Mrs. Carrie Scherer received the apron for having placed the most money in a small patch on the apron, and Billy Hendricks was presented a hand full of candy sinkers for 1 eing the only man in the contest. Baby Joyce Amstutz received a basket of Easter eggs for being the youngest person taking part in the hoarding contest. Mrs. E. M Dunbar and Mrs. Rena Kessler planned a fine program for the occasion. A playlet “Bachelor’s Dream" was presented in which all the members of the Ladies Aid participated Dolores Longenberger and •Helen Mitchell sang “Meet Me in Dreamland." accompanied at the piano by Jeanette Rich. Helen Blum gave a reading, "What is Expo ed of a Preacher's Wife." Rev. Dunbar and Mrs. Elma Essex had charge of the devotfonais. Fifteen members of the society were present, and Mrs. Blanche Graham was taken into the organization as a nefc member. Refreshments were • served at the close of the party. The Ladi“s Aid wishes to thank all those who took part in the apron contest. The N. and T. Club will meet at the hpme o: Mrs. C. L. Weber at [her home on Adams street. Wednes (lay afternoon at two o'clock. All members are urged to attend. Tlte Young Married Couples class nf the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School will meet in the church ha emer‘. Friday night at six-thirty o’clock. A pot-luck supper will be served, and all members are urged [to be present. ECONOMICS CLUB HAS REGULAR MEETING The Hartford Township Home Economics Club met at the home of Mrs. I,ester Kerr in Geneva. Friday. March 11. The responses were Iritf.t jokes, and after the regular buslne s meeting, which was in the charge of Mrs. Ada Shoemaker, the leaders cave their reports Mrs. Harry Meshberger reported on a talk which was previously given by a representative from Purdue on the “Raising of Chicks. This year the home economics club in tie county aje taking up sewing under the direction of Miss Martin, an extension worker front Purdue. The first leaders meeting

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was held In Decatur. Wednesday. March 2. and Mrs. Mcshhcrte:' tuid Mrs. Kerr repnri. <| on tht< m.-. ilng, Mrs Kerr told um part oi Hu* !*•» ion dealing with materials, ho* t<> fell good m:it«*rliils In buying, mid the now synthiij. fabrics. Mrs M»sht>orger gave n demonstration on making scurfs with limited maV< rl Hunyon gave, a biuhlcul ilng "Others" IMres interns were I | served and a social time wus enjoy id. Those present wen the Mos [ idum< Ben . z Blerly, Ada Shoentuk | ' <*r. Sales. Banter. Kathryn Llby, i * Justine Llby, Steiner, Kostler, ()th<- I Shopmuker arfd Mbs Vari Runyon. { Th>* next meetln*.* of the club will i I be held April 1. at the home of Mrs. | •Banter In Linn Grove, wlib’Mrs I I Hentx and Mrs Bixler u,sitting boa- 1 j tftßSf ». ’I ,i(* meeting of the Progressive! ' Workers class o the United lire- I thren Sunday School which was to j have been hold Thursday, ha-, been . I ostponed until a later date. TWO WEDDINGS : SOLEMNIZED TODAY Tw.o weddings took place in the j i Adams County Clerk's o flee at the ! [Court H<(uso today. Poth cereinon-i lies were performed by Rev. A. R - I Fledderjohann, pastor of the Zion ' ; Reformed church in this city. The first wedding took ]>ce at | 1'0:45 o’clock Monday morning, when Miss Juanita Martin of Adams I County, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Ra tus Martin of Allen County beI —

— 1 — ————■— A/Z arounjtie ClO C K.. —i - B There’s only one thing that will chase a fy ZJ morning grouch quicker than a warm shower. W And that’s a cold one. With a Chesterfield to Ht W follow. And even if you're rushed... there’s i time to appreciate Chesterfield's better taste. ■ One man likes his coffee weak. Another likes it strong. But it's dollars to doughnuts both want mild cigarettes. And that means Chesterfields. They get you started on the BMsBMHk | right foot. They’re good anywhere. Anytime. ■rl-M ■ And later... in the office when the phones begin to buzz and the big boss begins to j M shout...put Chesterfield on the job. It starts K, F out cool.. . stays c 001... and keeps you cool in a hot spot till the final whistle blows. ■■k **W' ■hr- | * - • It'- going to in* a big evening. >o change V votir clotlic-and 'ft p out, Xnd don t forget xoiir < h«•-1«• rfi« !• lou II iut<l llu in. \nd HBKi '* ’* ' company you'll want to take an l_ , -J .- ■? '' extra pa> k. Tln ir purity i- llu ir pa-*>word A* - A WWmI • • • "h<r<’vrr people are particular. ■HRB* » «r 0 1 Hl® jjJ s H ■ ('liesterfield has never failed to mak<* its MEW 1 MA*'' contract. It bid< a grand >lam for mildness ’Mne A I and better ta-te ... and corner through with ■» « ' hir iHI all the honors every time ... Becau>e every K--dired of Chesterfield leaf is carefully selected A ' HB ••• and by men who "know." . < -A; " f®. «rTlfc"s "Sfa • One more Chesterfield and you can call it ■ < Radio Program a dav. And notice... the last one tastes just as RA: '‘Music that Satisfied Monday, and ■ A good as the first. That's no accident. That's the 4 day. and Saturday*. Kmh Klin*. A. | sum and substance of (.liesterfield S popular- "IMMBIK Tuesdays and Fridays. Wv. (<ray. A ity ... told in two words .. ."They Satisfy.” Shilkret's Orchestra, every night ex- ' ' Ijßfi cept Sunday. Columbia Network. tO - p. m. E. S. T. Wednesday and Sat- '^y*BMSES f l -A' '■ urdav. Other nights 10:30 E. S. T. Al WwWPI • • \ . HI "5 4r * 1 * • < <: *w**’ i Zy -f* / ! /© 19X2, Ligt.btt * Myeis Tobacco Co.

earn# the wife of Orval Becker, son - of Wllllurn 11. Becker of Van Wort ! <>., The doiihln ring ceremony wits used. Mr. ;ind Mm. Bcritcr will make their holm* on Route 4, Van W*n. w .icic Mr. H< ckcr Ias a curpenter. Mi«-t Ain'S* S< hiunui her, ilaiighter of Mr. u/d Mis. Freil E. Schumacher, Decatur, anil Wilbur Fisl e, son of Mr. uml Mrs. Francis A. A. Fiske of near Furl Wayne., were 'liii' lly imirriisl ul 1 o'clock Monday 'afternoon in the clerk's office. The I (ingle ring ceremony was lined. Mr. Fiske is employed nt the I SUiniliird oil Sialinn in Furl Wayne j , The nowiy marrii il couple will ! intake their home In lhat city at I | 422 Division street.I'he Plen.aiil Mills Mothodist l-jn-. o.al latdies Aid Society will [ meet with Mrs. Fred Bender, Wed- ' m .-ulay afternoon at one-thirty o' I clock. ENTERTAIN for SUNDAY GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Zerkel entertained at dinner, Sunday/ noon,; I lor Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shilling of j Wren. Ohio. .Mr.-:. Lewis Lehew of i Kenton, Ohio, Mr. and Mr-. Sylvester Everhart, Wayne, Margaret and ■Junior Zerkel. Opposition Developes Washington. March 14 l(T‘|Detsrmined opposition developed today in the house ways and means .-imnilttc* to approval of any ex-

emptions or nlteratlonx hi the tax bill a_s now pending In the house *1 lie commitlee failed lo reach iui agreenieul on -u varul minor, amend merits including the proposed ex .mill I*,n of i-.'iiined foods from tin general sales lax. Pu>>y Cac I Ba* k A <ul helungbig U I. Quick, of Ssulr :’te Marie. Ouh rln, wn» lie lleveij i«* have broken s leg. so I* was dts-laed to dlstiiilch ft. Ihe cal whs pl:u-e<! In a hag with a large ■tune, sod the I led hag w»* druppeil over the brink of a 1*23 foot water fall Whet* the exvcc’lnhrrs r» tnmeit lo Mr Quick's In.use there whs the ent sauted on the porch broken leg and nil No one knows whnl happened tn Hie .t.'iu nnd the ■tone Interior Decoration The «'etiteniilal In I’blhidelpliln In Ik”*! brought sn nwakerdnu tn the possibilities of beauty In H;“ home throndh liarintitiliHis conddnatlon of srrlstle draperies nnd furniture Humes iif the I'ulonitll period nnd early American houses were snls Heiillv fttrnlslieil lwv:;e ’he 'er oltnre iri thi.se davs was well He signed nnd well niiwte Mayan Name tor sp>"i«ro» The word “V.n-titan" derived from the M.-uan wind -iiennlng “noise makers," and wits ap|Jled to the Spaniards hv Hie Mayas te-enu-s* of the noise produi-ed by the Spanish firearms

Cud of Thank* Wo wish in this miinner to exI press our thanks and nppreelation , ho the iii'lghbors nnd friends, Rev. | ' It. I*; V inve for his c.-msollng words I 'ilnm- who furnished cars, soul I ’floral offerings, or assisted in any . way during I he lllnesß and death of our daughter nnd sis'er. Mr. .Hid .Mis. f'e< :i Harvey and [ < 'hildreii o “Figurehead" or Ornament It the linsge on the front ot u ship Is n figure projecting f rom the stem of the vessel. It Is called s : figurehead If It Is sn uriiafiieri* In [ the form ot nn enilius«ed shield I tint doe* not project in noy wny. It It ■ailed » how nriuonent ““ - -**"■' ■"*' -- 'U 111 1.. u,.„ ?/lir«ge And Reality liit-if* ar** three difference* b> whl< h desert tiiH**l» rs can tell i whether they *»*e h mirage -»r n lake of i.*;il water. A mirage usual I.v ! quivers and changes in r'liipe; a 1 real lake does t have this a|> ' at a HA v :r.i( e. A r»*:il lake I usually has a dark hind of vegeta- ' I r'u»n around it and birds ily near It I «-d ah/HP It. :— Record Pigeon Flight The longest pigeon flight <»A rec nrd is miles This bird was bred nnd flowr I v E S Peterson an ensign *n i.’ip Fnlfed States nnvv pigeon Mirxice Hid in charge of i pigeons Pvprsens during rhe World | 1 var

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Mrs. Glenn Barklev of Ft. Jennings, O„ returned to her home Sunday after spending several days visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mi . E. ('. Manz. Miss Letta Kintz of Toledo, ()., ■ spent the week end In this city visitling with friemls and relatives. The Mi.ises Leona Zwiek and Al i cla Harlow, und Robert Zwiek of I this city, and Mrs. Robert Freeby of I Shipshewana attended the phi Bota dance al the Claypool TJitel In .nil.tinapolls, Saturday evening. Wilmer Worthman oi Crulgvllle > wa * a visitor in this city t'Mlay. Everett Sneets and Tam Haubold visited in Fort Wuyne EtAduy evenI ing. Harold E- ex Aslted with McGee I lendrleks In Fort Wayne Sunday evening. Mi-s Vera Neuenschwander of | Vera Cru’z and Homer Augnburger of Berne visited in this city Sunday i night. Mr and Mrs. JDiin Logan of Kala- * muzoo, Mich., returned to their home this morning after spending I the week-end with Mrs. Logan’s ■,>ar<*ti:s, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Stev--1 ens. I W. Macy left last evening for I Now York City where he will at-

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tend to hilHlpess several days. Among lh<* visitors here this ufternoon for the dommratlc pow [wow are Mr. and Mrs Lew G. Elliiuh.'im who for a of years were pr-ominenlly identl fed wit'ii the politics of Adams county. Mr. Ellinghain was elected -eerelury of slate from here and for sixteen [years has published the .lonriuil[Gu/.elle. |b* was havllip a good time 1 greeting old friends. Miss Wilhelmina Sebnitz witnessI'd the regional tournament basketI ball game in Fori Wayne. Saturday | night. j J. Henry Graber w:.3 .ax noen I a patient at the Adams County Mej mortal Hospital where he underi went a minor operation, for the last [ week, was removed to his homo I Sunday afternoon. o Get the Habit — Trade at Home

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