Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 180, Decatur, Adams County, 30 July 1934 — Page 3

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Ss liuiVoN '’ lo "twatur, Sunday. One hundred XS n""" b ‘T’ us the fßmlly i ’< isle n visitor were present. , Li. ous dinner was served at k Ji hour after which a buei-1 t meeting w:us held and officers dected for the eneulng year ‘ . Mrs. Susie Reppert, pre!,o“°7- d rXrg. vice-president;. £"iobn Busch, secretary and of town cuesta were Lou 1 L„ and son of Muskegon, Mich- • Mr and Mrs. Jakob Hahn, Bome. Mrs. Elisabeth Litd Canton, Ohio; William Borne 's Melvin Horne of Covington, Intu.kv1 ntu.kv Mrs. Kate Bernard, John ti ardanvlKkhanl Taylor of New Louisiana; Mr. and Mrs. i-illlam Bihlman, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. , • Bihlman. Jr., Evelyn and | lonald Bihlman, Mr. and Mrs. Ray luekles and Dorothae, Charles and J Lind. Carrol Bunnick of Kinnati.Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. John iua.li and Ruth of Newport, Kenicky. The women s missionary society L the Ladles Aid society of the hrst United Brethren church will Lid an allday meeting WednesL- at the home of Mrs. Nelson kbbott at Peterson. A missionary jrogram win 1* h* ld in the after '| Boon. The ladles aid society will di ll HEAPACHES gone SIMPLE REMEDY DOES IT leadaches caused by constipation ire tone after one dose of Adlerika. jtiis cleans poisons out of BOTH ipper and lower bowels. Ends >ad sleep, nervousness. B. J. Smith Drug Co. icecream icecream icecr S So I Superior i in o Quality o You Can Taste ; the Difference o Staley’s Ice Cream HI

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By HARRISON CARROLL Copyright, 193 f. Kins Featuret Syndicate, Inc. HOLLYWOOD. . . .—Just heard a swell story that comes under the head of "So This Is Fame." When — _____ Fox was filming ■MUKI Irvin Cobb's 3?” "Judge I'ne-t’’ ' r 'Mß 9lorles with Will Rogers, they F ' J sunt over to PasBb adena to borrow an ancient fire engine from the Pony Express muse um. The V yj||| engine was reKCJf sWj turned In due ■ M time, and the — Z. owner of the Will Roger* museum was so proud he had a Placard made to celebrate his propatty a adventure in motion pictures. It reads: “Will Rogers used this engine in Judge Priest', his latest picture at »« by Ty Cobb." • Gloria Stuart and Arthur Sheek--an will be too busy to honeymoon utter their wedding In Agua Caliente, as eoon as film work permits, rair "'ll sail for Honolulu. The remony is to be private, with only yiorlas parents invited, and when toe couple return to Hollywood they 'I look for a house. Until a suitllv. ? n ‘ 19 found ' thp y’ n Probably Place " Sheekman ' B Beverly Hills ? robab| y chuck them In the asl<et - but a series of chain » are drlvin S Tom Brown j A J ear ago tbe y° un K actor „' th9 first with instruction to gj, H ° n t 0 nine other Tom Browns, to him '-» n ,be letter has come back to “* tlmes and he is desperate lit h.. t n> ' more '’lctims. So far. Hollywood 0 "'" 3 26 Tom Browns ln 'r* 313 Uclnt yre one better, arw », Lowe ls bringing his two Aunt R v nta ,o Hol, ywood for a visit ju ‘ p ate Murphy is $1 and Aunt 'tay at ts nl l ' S 80 ' Tbe P alr wlll Md H, he beach h °use. where Ed manv I"” Taßhma *> used to hold so rteath IV. partles - s,n ce Lilyan’s haunts n se, ‘ ,om seen at his old Other i3e Was at a late spot the B utberl»Vi lne Wl,h A,ice Faye. Eddie form. nd and a party, but never onaß on. of a twosome. InX'n^ 1119 Wlfe ’ Rlta> comfortably ’teadv at the beacb “nd making Btervh ° gress tow ard health. Wallie a Im hopped off In his plane for loutt u' le hunting and fishing Soak. M HiS stop will be the river, where hla camping car

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline,' 11 A. M. Mist Mary Macy Phones 1000—1001 Monday N. St. Marys Willing Workers 441 I club, Mias Mary Tope, 1:30 p. m. T uesday Tuesday Afternoon Club, Mrs. Ed Eoknecht, 2 p. m. Wednesday i :Mt. Pleasant Bible class, parsonage, 8 p. m. I W. M. 8. and Udies Aid, U. B. I church, all day, Mrs. Nelson AbI bott. Thursday Pinochle Club, Mrs. Brice Roop, 7:30 p. m. IM. E. Ever Ready class picnic. Legion Memorial Park, 6 p. in. Evangelical W. M. 8., church parlors, 2 p. in. Mt. Pleasant Ladles Aid Society, Mrs. Bertha Sheets. 2 p. tn. Friday Happy Home Club for mothers. ; Unfted Brethren church, 3 p. m. hold a business session, at which time officers will be elected for the ensuing year. All ladies are asked to meet at the church at ten thirty a. tn. The Pinochle Club will meet Thursday night at seven-thirty o'- . clock at the home of Mrs. Brice Roop. | The Feasel-Ruiby reunion will be held at the Legion Memorial Park on Winchester street, Sunday, Augi ust 12. The Mt. Pleasant Bible class will meet Wednesday night at eight o'clock at the parsonage on South Winchester street. MISS MABLE HILL MARIES CARL HURST .Miss Mabie Hill, daughter of Mre. Rhoda Hill of Decatur and Carl Hurst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess J. Hurst, also of Decatur, were united in marriage Saturday afternoon at two o’clock. The wedding took place in their newly furnished home at 510 Jefferson street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Cecil R. Smith of Columlbia . City, and the double ring ceremony I was used. i The bride w-ore a white dotted | organdie ilre.su for the occasion, i Following the wedding a reception was held for members of the im-

has been driven on ahead to meet him. After several days' fishing, the star hops off for Idaho for the oi>ening of the prairie chicken season. Hollywood won't hear the drone of bls motor fur almost two weeks. BUI Ullman gets a chuckle out of the Spanish fan magazine which prints a picture caption: “Comop Anslml Somtiam.” It looks like Czecho-Slovakian, but isn't. The picture is of Mae West. Catch on? Anna Sten's modernistic house in Santa Monica Canyon has just been given a special . f - award by the i National Jury of j. . Design In New SSrRIT York. Built of : steel and stucco. * it has the many windows and the '■ W. *1; Simple lines of MK. tbe Qerman school of mod--4&B ernistic arc hltorture. Richar d J. N'eutra. the BbT designer, will exhibit the plans Anna Sten thl(j the New York Museum of Art. What Hollywood marriage of only a few months ago (they’re both stars) Is already tottering? He has asked to be divorced, but she, so far, refuses. KNICK-KNACKS— Some nervy thief stole Johnny Weissmuller's revolver right out of the pocket of the car while he and Lupe Velez were at the Hollywoodfights the other evening.. .When Tarzan and his mate go motoring, there is a pistol lying In easy, reach in both the front and back! seats of the car. ...A white-face Peeping Tom felt lucky to get away, with his eye-sight two evenings ago when 20 kimonod occupants of the| Hollywood Studio club (It's for girls only) caught him up an avocado tree outside their windows... .Cute thing Isabel Jewell said: "Everybody talks about Lee and me getting married I but Lee and me” ... La Garbo has been 111 for a couple of days . W. S. Van Dyke wrote that parody on “Did You Ever See a Dream Walking?" which Fuzzy Knight Is singing at the El Rey club ...Shame on the actors who promised to cornel . and didn t to the benefit for the Hollywood Stage and Screen clubAnd praise for Jack La Rue. who did show up and to wow them with. . a scene from “Blood and Saud . DID YOU KNOW — That Marlene Dietrich Insists on ! wearing feathers in at least one cos-. ■ tume In every picture? I

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mediate families and friends. Those present were Mrs. Rhoda Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hurst. Mr. ' and Mrs. James Watts, Mr. and Mrs. Janus Hurst, Miss Grace: Hurst. Rev. and Mrs Cecil R. Smith 1 and sons Roscoe and Herbert. The bride was graduated from the Decatur high school and is em- j ployed as a stenographer at the | FERA offi'.e. The groom was also , graduated from the Decatur high school and is employed at the Decatur Casting Company. Mr. and Mrs. Hurst will be at home to their friends at 510 Jefferson street. The Misses Frances Dugan, Peggy Morton. Helen Louise Gaspar ' an 1 Patsy Beall attended the circus at Fort Wayne Saturday night and were guests at a dinner given by Mrs. Charles Beall at Fort Wayne. | The Magley family reunion will be held at Lawton Park at Fort Wayne, Sunday, August 5. FUHRMAN REUNION IS HELD SUNDAY The annual Fuhrman reunion was held Sunday at the Milton Fuhrman grove, north of Decatur, with one hundred and eight relatives pres-| ent. A ba.- ;et dinner was served at • the noon hour. Following the dinner, a program was presented, which included reading by Mrs. Sprunger and daughter duets by Professor Gerber and son of Fort Wayne and talks by Rev. Brunner and Proifeesor Gerber. i Officers elected for next year , are: Milton Fuhrman, president; . Henry Fuhrman, vice-president I Arthur Myers, sderetary-treasurer. 1 ■ , The reunion will be held next year , i at the same place on the last Sun-,, day in July. ENTERTAIN FOR OUT OF TOWN GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller, Mr. and : Mrs. Elmer Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deitsch and Mr. and Mrs. David Adams held open house over the week-end for relatives visiting ! here from out of town. The families united in entertaining Saturday evening at the Deitach home and at the Ed Miller home, on Sunday evening. Those present were Mrs. Kate Bernard. John Edward and Richard I Taylor, of New Orleasn; Mr. and Mrs. Jalcob Hahn, Mrs. Ida Borne and Mrs. Elizabeth Little of Canton Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Busch, Ruth Busch of Newport, Kentucky; | Adam Borne, William Borne, Vivian Robert and Melvin Borne of Covington, Kentucky; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-j Ham Bihlman, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. I Ray Suchler and daughter. Bud and Charles Lind, Carrol Bunnick of Cincinnati, Ohio. 1 Additional guests at the Dd Mil-

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1 ler home Sunday evening were Mr. I and Mrs. Frank Yager and Billy ! Woods of Magley. Mr. Yager and , Mr. Woods furnished music during I the evening. : ECONOMICS CLUB HOLDS SOCIAL MEETING The members of the St. Mary's : 1 township Home Economics Club en-I tertained their families and friends and the members of the two clubs of the township and their parents with a picnic and social meeting Friday evening. A pot-luck supper was served on the lawn at the home of Mrs. Orlen , Fortney at Pleasant Mills and ap-. 1 proximately one hundred fifty were present. At the meeting the 4-H ’ Club girls exhibited the work they had completed. 1 After the supper a program of musk', readings and playlets was : presented. Games were also en- ( joyed. The Happy Home Club for Moth-1 ers will meet Friday afternoon at three o’clock at the United Breth-i ren church. A pot-luck luncheon will be served and mothers are' asked ot bring their children. Q . * WHAT FAMILIAR * NAMES MEAN WATCH THIS COLUMN DAILY Copyrighted by DR. HARRY A. DEFERRARt HOLMAN. The family name “Holman” is of English origin. One source of the name is the English and Scandinavian name “Hole”, which means "dweller at a hollow." Another source is the Anglo-Scandi-1 navian "Holm", which means’ "dweller on a river island.” The, latter name has a second signifi-1 cance, being derived from the mid- ■ die English “holen” (holly-tree) i and indicating "a dweller at a ’ i holly-tree." "Holman” is believed 1 ' to have been derived in some cases I from the middle English “hole,”; meaning “holy,’’ and to have orig-' I inally borne the significance of! ■"the holy man.” "Hollyman”,! ’"Holliman”, “Holloman”, etc., are: bariations of “Holman." The Hundred Rolls contains the names of' Walter Halloman and William Holyman, of Lincolnshire, and of John Holman, of Kent. | “PHOEBE HOLLIE” means “Shining Holly-Tree.’’ "RICHARD GLAASON” means I "Powerfully-Brave Pale-Man." AMY OSBORN’’ means “Beloved Divine-Bear.” o G«*. the Habit — Trade at Homa

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WOMEN KILLED IN ACCIDENT Two Ohio Women Die As Interurban Strikes Automobile Auburn, Ind., July 30. —RJ.R) —Two persons were killed and three escaped with miHor injuries yesterday when the automobile in which they were riding was struck by a ' southbound interurban at a cross- , ing on state road 27 near here. The dead are Mrs. Hazel Roth. 128, and Mrs. Eva Poling. 29, both !of Van Wert county, Ohio. Injured slightly were their husbands. George W. Roth and Jesse I Poling and the latter's son, Gene, [B. Roth, driver of the car, told ' authorities he saw the interurban ; approaching some distance away, but that he did not know the road makes an abrupt turn across the ‘tracks. He said he came to the “rossing before he realized circum- ' stances and tried to get across | ahead of the electric train. MRS. DALL IS GIVEN DIVORCE President’s Daughter Wins Decree In Reno, Nevada IMinden. Nev. July 30 —(UP) — ; Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Dall, the prel sident's only daughter, today won ' an nnr ontested divorce from Curtis Dall, New York and Chicago broker. Judge Clark Guild granted the j decree after a brief hearing. Mrs. Dall charged “mental cruelty” based ; on marital incompatability. J iMrs. Dall, deeply tanned, appear- ■ ed unmoved as the verdict was announced. It terminated the married 1 ! life of the parents of “Sistie" and I “Buzzie", the famous White House | grandchildren. 'She paid no attention to news--1 j paper men and a few residents of I this quiet town who had come to the court house to see the presid- ( ent’s daughter. Mrs. Dall entered the courtroom I at 11:05 a. m., and the bailiff locked the doors behind her party. No one else was admitted. Nine minutes later she emerged, divorced II from Dall.

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.PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hahn. Mrs. i Ida Borne and Mrs. Elizabeth Little i of Canton. Ohio, returned to their j - homo Sunday evening after attend-' i ing the Borne reunion here. Mi. and Mrs. William Parent, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kortenber and daughter Donna lain and Mr. and >, Mrs. R. C. Ehinger spent Sunday i .! at Rome City at the Parent cot- . ■ tage. John Smith returned home from 1 i Rome City last evening for a sev--1 eral days’ visit in this city. William Bihlman. Jr., has returni ed to Columbus, Ohio, after visit- • ing with relatives here Sunday. 1 ; Mr. and Mrs. James Beatty of : Indianapolis visited here over the week-end. ' Henry Schulte was a Fort Wayne • visitor Sunday. 'Mrs. Jarvis Atkineon and baby 1 of Detroit are visiting relatives 1 here. Mrs. Atkinson was formerly ’ j Miss Virginia Hite. IMise Josephine Archbold of Ind- '; ianapolie visited her parents here ] 1 over Sunday. An ice cream social will be held ' at the Wood Chapel church Tues- : day evening. Music and entertainment will be furnished during the evening. iMite. Minnie Holthouse, daughter Florence. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Holthouse and daughter Ruth visited ! Sunday with Sister Ga'brieletta, at , Holy Cross, South Bend. Rev. Father Matthew of Clancy, C. R. Uhl and Kevin Whelan of To- . ledo, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Voglewede of Louisville, spent Sunday at the Charles Voglewede home, where they joined the family in observing Mr. Voglewf de's birthday. Tom Voglewede motored to Rome | ■ City yesterday accompanying Fred | i and William Voglewede and Dan I i 1 Holthomse home from the Boy ; ■ | Scout camp. Ralph Craig of Fort Wayne has j si been appointed operating engineer. . : in charge of the power plants of the j i Fort Wayne and Decatur General i I Electric plants. -1 Employes of the Fort Wayne -' works of the General Electric are 1 ' planning for their annual picnic. IJ Saturday, August 4 at the Turner's ) I Country clmb. ’Mr. and Mrs. James Beatty of Ind--1 ianapolie visited with Mrs. Phillip f Obenauer over Sunday. They will < t leave next week for California to ; .-jvisit with Mrs. Beatty’s father and i | her brother, W. R. Wallace and ’ 1 Bruce Wallace. :-l IMr. and Mrs. Earl Butler and o! daughter Miss Martha Erma and i-' Miss Helene Rayl have returned d from Lake Wawasee where they spent the week attending the Evan-

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gelical church conference. Miss Butler won the tennis tourney, held during the week and Junior Baker won the horse shoe tourney. tMr. and Mrs. Harvey Teeple and daughters Gladys and Belva have returned from a several day’s visit i<> A Century of Progress at Chicago. IMr. and Mrs. Walter Krick and daughters of Van Wert, Ohio, visited friends and relatives in Dek-a-tur Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin of San Diego. California, left for their home today after a short visit with friends and relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Martin came east to attend the Century of Progress at Chicago. o Whisky Odor Was Clue El Paso. Tex. (U.R) — An ingenious bootlegger used pecan hulls for his still fire because while ’ producing an intense blue flame

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I they gave off neither smoke nor odor. Unfortunately the distilled 1 product retained its tell tale smell. Tfie bootlegger was arrested. — o \KKiVALS Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lough, 222 North First street, are the parents of a seven and one quarter pound boy baby born Friday, July 27. The baby has been named Everett, Jr. Gave Name to I ree The magnolia tree was named for Pierre Magno], a French botanist of the early Seventeenth century.

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