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I CLUB CALENDAR - — — Wednesday Zion Lutheran Missionary Society Mrs. Frank Braun, 2 p. m. Root Township 4-H Club. Mon- i mouth high school, 1:30 p. tn. Thursday x W. O. T. M. Hamburger fry and i swlmmihg party. Greenwaters 4 1 p. m AV. O. T. M. Regular meeting. Moose Home. 8 p. m. Eastern Star. Masonic Hall 7:30 | p. m. Mount Pleaspnt ladles aid society Mis. A. M. Fisher 2 p. tn. M. E. Epworth League treasurer . hunt, church. 2:30 P. M. Better Homes Home Economics I Club, Mrs. E. J. Fricke, postponed i until August 18. Girl Scouts Troop No. 1. Central | School, 4 p. m. Christian Ladies Aid. church par1 lors, 2:30 p. m. Evangelical Mission Band, church parlors. 2 p. ni. 1 Friday Methodist W. H. M. S. Cookie Sale postponed one w ek. Tirzah Club, Ben Hur Hail, following lodger. Zion Reformed W. M. S. and I i Mission Band Social, church lawn. • 4-10 p. tn. Saturday i Christian Church Ice Croon S>l i rial. Court II use lawn, 7 p. m. Christian Corinthian Class. Rupert Auction sale. Monday zf.ams C uaty Choral Society, | court room 7:30 p. ni. Tuesday Psi I ta Xi “Kid Party", Alet i Harlow, 6:30 p. ni. i Naomi Take. Joan and Max Houck. Marie. Lois and Junior Straub. Bris- j : band. Begin dd an dßetty Skiles. I Weldon lArnold, Mary Kathleen, | ■ Charleen, Jimmy and Bob Shack- | ley and the honored guests Helen . . and Harve Beery. i r -—— The Women's Home Mission iry .j Society of the Methodist Episc i; al i church have postponed their cookie , • sale ft-om Friday, August 12 until I .: Friday, August 19. II ' GUESTS MEET AT FORTNEY HOME A nurriher of relatives of O. S. i Fortn : y family met at the Fortney | I home in Pleasant Mills. Sunday. At

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noon a pot luck dinner was served to thirty-six guests. The afternoon was spent In a social manner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rider of M' nroevllie; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Klim- and d itighter Doris Mrs. Alta Moser of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodyear and d lighter Ruby and sons Henry and Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bantz nd daughter Pliylls, Mr. and Mrs. Jlarry Goodyear and suns Harry Jr., and Edwin of Dunkirk; Mr. and I Mrs. R. D. Jackion and daughter Virginia and sons Norman and Ken- : ton f Muncie; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph I iaingenberger and son Jack, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Fortney of Sturgis Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fortney v and daughter R wena Mae Mrs. Susan Fortney, Mr. and Mrs. O. S. j Fortney, Joan and Chri-tena FortI ney. MRS MARBOCH IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. Christ Maribatli was pleasantly surprised when a number of 1 relitlves and friends gathered at i her home Sunday afternoon to surprise her, the occasion being her i Idrthday. The birthday of Mrs. GerI hard Marbaeh which occurs on the I same day was also celebrated. Out-of-door games were played j j nd music was enjoyed. Pictures i were taken during the afternoon, j Refreshments of sandwiches, cake, <■ ffee, and home made ice cream i were served. Thoso present were Mr. and Mrs. Christ Marbaeh. Mrs. Frank Brokaw. of Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Aug ' ust Selking anti Mr. and M s, Louis j Seiki,.g of Prelile. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Weiland. N irma, Linda. Florence. Delia Betty. Charles, I.oui-, Merritt and Monte Marbaeh, Robert, Gordon, Melba and Leona Selking. Rai, li and Donrld Grote, I Helen Busick. Wilson, Imretta and Helen Weiland. The me nbe s of the Psi I ta Xi ' Sorority will be entertained with a “Kid P rty" at the home of Miss v Aleta Harlow at Geneva, Tuesday I evening. August 16. at six-thirty j o'clock. The assisting hostesses J will be the Misses D ra Sfiosenberg. Charlotte Elzey, and Betty Macklin. ENTERTAINS F DE L CLUB Miss Thelma Cook was hostess :to the members f the F. de L Club ; at her home. Tuesday evening. Sev- | ral gam s of bridge were played and Miss Rosemary Ornlor was presented with the prize. At the cl se of the evening a two course luncheon I was served. The next m eting will be in two weeks with Miss Catherine ShuI nucher. I COURT HOUSE GIRLS ENJOY WEINER ROAST The girls employed at the Ad I ams County Court House motored ! to Berne. Tu. sday evening where | they enjoyed a weiner roast at Lehman's Park. Following the supper.

which wjs served at six o’clock, the girls motored to Geneva where they I were entertained at the home of I Miss Aleta Harlow. The Harlow home was decorated with lovely summer flowers arranged in liaskets and bouquets. Several g lines of bridge were played and prizes were awarded to Miss Erma Gage, Miss Cleo Werllng, and Mrs. Sylvester Everhart, consolation. Those present included the Misses Rose and Anna Netiawald, Anna Smith, Rose Scliurger, Erma Gage, Cleo Werllng, Aleta Harlow, the Mesdaines Sylvester Everhart, Clara Anderson, and Mabelle Myers. The Women of the Moose and their children will enjoy a Hamburger fry and swimming party at Greenwater's Bathing Beach, Thusday afternoon at four o'clock. All members who wish to attend are to meet at the Moose home promptly at four o'clock. The regular lodge meeting will be held at the Moose Home at eight o'clock. The Christian church will give: an ice cream social on the Court House liwn, Saturday evening beginning at seven o'clock. Home made cake will be served free with the ice cream. The public is invited The Evangelical church Mission I band will meet, Thursday afternoon at two o'clock in the church .parlors, All children are requested to be present. The Roop reunion will be held at Legion Mem rial Park, Sunday, September 4. LUTHERAN TEACHER TO BE MARRIED THURSDAY Charles Grewe, Ernest Baaermeister, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Werling and daughter Alice of near Tocsin left today for Homestead, lowa where they will attend the wedding of Mis- Minnie Wichman to Arnold Werling of Decatur. The marriage will be perf rmed Thursday afternoon, August 11, at six o’clock at the Lutheran church in Homestead. Following the wedding a dinner will be served at the home of the brides father, John Wichman. Prof. Arnold Werling the groomwas a teacher at the Zion Lutheran scho .l in this city during the past winter. He and his bride will reside in this city. o Aged French Trees Found Le Harve.—(U.P) —A tree census of Normandy discloses the fact that there are many multicentenarians in the forests. A yew tree in the vi'lage cemetery of Saint I'rsin (Manehe) was planted 900 years ago. There is also a colossal yew tree 32 feet around at Blondiere which is known to have been growing in the Seventh century. Scotch Miss Death Sentences Edinburgh. Scotland.— (U.R) —No death sentence was passed in the Scotch courts during 1931. nor were there any executions, the annual report of the Prisons Department for last year shows. The commitments of prisoners of a 1 classes, however, was 16,683 as against 16.616 in 1930. o —■ Redcoat Dead Honored Concord, Mass.—(U.R)-The graves ot Redcoats killed in the battles of Concord and Lexington 157 years ago are not forgotten. Annually delegates, of the British Naval and .Military Veterans’ Association of Massachusetts make a pilgrimage here to place wreaths on them. — — 0 Cohens Win Name Battle Chelsea. Mass.— (U.R) — Here, it isn’t a case of "keeping up with the Joneses,” but with the Cohens. The new city directory lists 132 Cohens and only 25 Joneses. The Cohens also outnumber the Smiths by a wide margin. Test Tuge Radio Station Moscow.— (U.R) — Experimental broadcasts on the world's largest radio station, being erected in Leningrad are/ scheduled for this month, if these prove successful, the station will lie opened in September. o ‘ Judge Dies at Trial Budapest.- (U.PJ—Br. Peter Buzath, a judge, died of apoplexy while conducting a trial. He col apsed on the bench while a lawyer was pleading before hint and was dead within a minute. o Jail Now Town Kitchen Babcock. Wis — (U.R) — This village of 500 is without a jail for Hie first time in its history. The space formerly used for the jail has been turned into a kitchen for the town hall. Since the jail was built 38 years ago, it has,housed fewer than 30 prisoners. —o Open Air Library Planned Boston.— (U.R) — An open-air library, similar to those in Spanish parks, where visitors may read in comfort during warm weather, will be established on Boston Common this summer. o Wistaria Blooms Portland. Ore. — (U.R) —Beautiful wistaria blossoms 22 inches long bloom on a vine over the entrance of the George Ross Baker home, here.

f|Town Talk

Sigurd Anders in of Hartford City visited in this city Tuesday. Miss Helen Horntrjger of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weisktttel of Minster, Ohio spent Wednesday at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Heimann of near this city. Miss Hallie Bortz of Leesburg visited with friends he:e Tuesday. With the band concert, auction school sale and the cirnival all going on at the same time last evening, the town was plenty active. William Stewart, who has been employed at this office the past several yeais. is sick at his home on First street. Charles Lose is back at his shop after a several days illness. Elmer Johnson, former county clerk here, is in chaige of th- adj vertising cars with the carnival company this week. The Misses Ida Frosch, Ella Thieme, Helen and Loretta Weiland

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the social held at the St.| J Pet r's Lutheran eh 01, Sunday night. Miss Della Marbaeh of this city : spent the week-end with Loretta and Helen Welland. Clinton Hart of Jefferson town-1 ship threshed 197 bushels of wheat’ from f ur and one-half acres. Mr. I ‘Hart i consid red quite a good | farmer. He was assisted In the threshing by the Hollenbacherl i Brothers. Miss Celia Kaplan returned M ni day from Albany where she spent : the past two week- visiting her car-: i < ents. Miss Frincls Dugan and Miss Va'jleria (’nappe cf 80-tan, Ma-’n„ are I enjoying a three we k's trip <th ough tlie Canadian Rockies, i They will also visit at Lake Louise. J Mr. and’Mrs. F. V. Mills motor-1 ’ed today to Bl cmington w re 11 their daughter, Victoria, b s just [’completed a summer term at Ind-1

I iana University. All three will ne Lturn to this city tumorrow. County Auditor Albert Harlow is bmk on the Job after several days | Illness. ' Roy Kulver of D tiolt is visiting | his parents. David J. Schwartz of neir Bekne i was a bti-lness caller here yest rI day. Brice Thomas visited in Dayton i Ohio. Sam Shanup has traded his Metre r str et residence for a 46tf acre | farm netr Spencerville, Ohio. Sam ! is moving Into the Yager pi perty fun Adams street. Mr and Mrs. John Houser, enr ute to their home in Wooster, ) Ohio after making a tour of the i middle west, stopped in this city Tuesday and were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred King and [ family. The c intlition of Miss Cecilia Ap- ! pelnun. who has been confined to I her horns for the past three weeks : with Illness, is somewhat imiprovJ ed. The Misses Margaret Schindler I and Thelma Carper motored to 'Muncie. Tuesday, where they visited with filends and attend <1 tlie ' fair. Miss Mary Kohls is visiting with

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friends in Fort Wayne. " Miss Virginia Miller left yesterday for Cincinnati, Ohio where site* - : will visit with friends. • — q.— - ; Sued Over Hedge Fence - Fort Worth. Tex. — (U.R) —;Tho • • conclusion is "Pon’t grow hedge ,' I fences, or put up cardboard bar- • ' riers that shut out tlie summer « i' breezes from tlie neighbor's home.” It cost Mrs. Eva Maddow a HO tine • and court costs when sued by her ■ next-door neighbor in country t court. .... > o Dogs Caused Woman's Death Vienna. (U.R) Seventy-seven- • , i year old Agatha Calestan was burned to death near Graz, Austria, lie'[cause three dogs which she kept in 11 her home attacked all persotis-who, I ; liaving noticed smoke Issuing from ’the windows of the house, attemptled to rescue her. i ’ o Poland Honored Washington Warsaw. — (U.R) —A "Washington | Oak." which will stand in Fader- •' ewski Park, Warsaw's largest, as a II living monument to the first President of tlie United, States, was ‘transplanted there witli special i ceremony on May 3, Poland's naijtional holiday.