Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 298, Decatur, Adams County, 17 December 1934 — Page 3

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■?LR£nup tiai - paRTV ’ roR MISS FLORENCE MAGLFY Mi«s Ps-tiTson enter.4 with u prenuptial party in r „i' Mlks Florence Magley, Satj.. alt>moon at her home. The vu^y ’° ( ’"- will Illite place lieeeni Th( . party was in the form of a llr ,iug party far Miss Magley. The 6493. ■ wn(M ,n was spent in attoeial manfr \ luncheon of Christmas apT'^Kitm''’" l '" wjs SPrVMI by th “ ’"' s ' Mot. Dan Aughenbaugh re- ■ jwl a f or the best sewing. rnm.H Out of town guests Ot the meet"UlHit.” .nil'ided Mrs. Charles Keller, Aughenbaugh and Mru. Dalof Fort Wayne. The St. Mary’s township Horn,Club will .meet T.iursat the home of Mrs. Charles ,b> ’ f,r an all-day meeting. s dinner will be served at n b *^H won jD d a Christmas party and gift 1 on jth|Wg| . wiu bp held. A lesson on ,lli master pattern will be given. ■ member l.s asked to bring her - I service for the meeting. The Friendship Village Home rowe^Bf: cl ,m,nii<n Club will meet Tbursafternoon at one-thirty o'< lo< k Mm. Alma Sipe. flB The Kirkland Home Economics will meet Tuesday afternoon one o'clock at the Kirkland -TWebool. i O s The Women of the Moose will a Christmas party and ex-“~-^Bchange of gifts at the home of Mrs.' r! Lister on Nuttman avenue 'till A ,pot-luck supper will be *at^B tM red at six thirty o'clock. Fa. h is asked to furnish her table service. of H The Happy Home Club for Mothwill meet Wednesday afternoon Ur^Bst three o'clock at the First Brethlh,lr *' h - M(,thpra are a - sked t 0 I ,o^H bring tJeir children. A .pot-lut k supwill be .served and a Christmas will be held for the children. A Myers will be the leader for m> meeting and all member* arrequested to be present. ’’ MEETING OF ' CLUB The T-rzah Club of the Ben Hur met in the lodge hall Friday, bight. The business .session was prePrl^B tided over by Mrs. A. D. Artman. Mr. and Mrs. Ves Venis had of the program for the evenGames of bunco were played Everett Vents and Isaac Ort t received the prizes. Guitar music was furnished by Harry Ort of Foi l accompanied by Mrs. J. A Buy Him an ■ AMITY BILL FOLD ■ SI.OO to $5.00 B| Name stamped in Gold Free B KOHNE DRUG STORE

0 Hearty Welcome for Xmas ■ Jm — .2? 1 iwwwxtt’SxW’WW :■:•:•:■• :<• 6 *v 1 ■ •-.»■* I > •- I I - Z?y a/<’- 1 ■ w W /Jk Tw'" '■ ■ i \ ;<yL?' | MUu- ? <L- ■ A zZ' r I - U// k I L> / I * r / I / II n ®i h 1 -’’■ Ac-’za? '■—: nfl fj ■ 7 y T/fWI i; i I / / I[ J t L—— ttt' J 863 ■ m .Hom-a real find to help you ■ Ellen Worth one-piece apron panen _ n |ite s smalt ® atretch your Xmas budget. Sty • ■ 2yj yards of 35-mch | medium and large. Med.um s.ze requtres m ® material. . in 9 The Fall and Winter BOOK OF C _ f Price of PATTERN 15 cents tn stamps £ ferredV Wrao coin careiu-.- renter, Times Square- P. u. fj| Decatur bally vemocrut, 'Fashion ot ma ji orders to De S| WO, New York. N. Y. (Editors note do HI Indiana.)

J CLUB CALENDAR Deadline, 11 a. M. Mlm Mary Macy Phones 1000-1001 i Monday Woman's Club, Library hall 7-45 JP. m. J Pythian Needle Club, K of P Home, 3 p. m . ' „? V ' °’ T ' M ’ Chri “tmas party, Mrs. Wm Lister, 6:30 p. m. . Research Club Christmas party Mrs. 11, R. Carson, 2:30 p. ni. St. Agnes Sodality Christmas party, Catholic school hall, 6'30 ' p. tn. Tuesday I Kirkland Home Economics Club, ,' Kirkland school, 1 p. m. | Evangelical Loyal Dorcas, class Christmas party, church parlors, 6 p. m. I M. E. Mary and Martha class, i Mrs. Daniel Sprang, 7:30 p. m. Psi lota XI program meeting. Miss Bernice De Voss, 7:30 p. m. Decatur Home Economics Club Christmas party, Mrs. Gilbert 1 Strickler, 1:30 p. m. J Tri Kappa social meeting Mrs. 1 Dan Tyndall, 6:15 p. m. Root Twp. Home Economic Club : Mrs. Ed Christen, 1:30 p. tn. Young Matrons Club dinner, Mrs. ' Albert Reery, 5:30 p. m. Wednesday Frivolity Club, Mrs. Wm. August, 1 7:30 p. m. | Delta Theta Tail Alumni Christmas party, Mrs. Margaret Lose, s p. m. j Historical Club Christmas party, i Mrs. John Schug, 12 p. m. Ladies Shakespeare Club, Mr.s. Lois Black. 2:30 p. m. Better Homes Club. Mrs. E. W. i Busche, 1:30 p. m. Zion Reformed Phoebe Bible ' class Christmas party. Mrs. Charles Brodbe: k. 7:30 p. m. Happy Home Club for Mothers, First V. B. Church, 3 p. m. Girl’s choir of Zion Reformed I church, (practice at church, 7:30 1 p. m. Bridge Club, Mrs. A. D. Crist, 7:30 p. m. Thursday Evangelical Loyal Daughters class Christmas party, Mrs. Frank Butler, 6 p. m. Democratic Woman's Club banquet and program, Berne, 6:30 p. m. Friendship Village Home Economics Club, Mrs. Alma Sipe, 1:30 p. m. ♦ St. Mary's Twp. Home Economics ■ Club. Mrs. Charles Schenck, all-day Methodist W. F. M S„ Mrs. Dan Tyndall, 2 p. m. Unit 9 of Catholic Study club 1 Chri.“nas party, Miss Florence Lengerich, 7:30 p. m. Friday Ben Hur initiation, Ben Hur Hall 8 J. m. Horn, also of Fort Wayne. Mr. Ort’s daughters and son sang several selections. ■Next Friday nigiht a large class

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of candidates will be initiated into the lodge by the Decatur degree staff. Visitors from towns and cities will attend the meeting and a good atendonce is desired. A pot-hick luncheon will be served following the lodge meeting. MRS OSCAR GEISEL HONORED WITH SHOWER Mr. and Mrs. Philip Carper of west of the city entertained at their home Thursday with a miscellan-| eons shower honoring their daughter, Mre. Oscar Geisel, who before her marriage was Anna E. Carper. Guests included a number of neighbors. The entertaining rooms of the Carper hume were decorated with colored lights and other decorations suggestive of the Yuletide season. The evening was spent in playing games and music. Mrs. Geisel received many shower gifts. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bright, Mr. and Mrs. Al Laugerman and daughters Geraldine and Rosemary. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spencer and son Harold, Mr. and Mre. Frank Arnold and children Donna Belle and Adrian, Mrs. Roul Houck, Mrs. I Albert Geisel, Mrs. Mary Hnzelwood and son Joe, and daughters , Electa, Helen, Norma and Georgia, | Mr. and Mrs. John Arnold and children Mary Elizabeth, Charles, Luther and Bobbie. Mrs. Dilling and daughter Fern, Mrs. Homer Ginter and children Treveer, Miriam, Delores and Marcella, the Misses Georgia Kitson. Thelma and Frieda Whitright, Lucille and Marcella Martin, Betty and Irene Fosnaugh, Irene Smith and Thelma Carper; Messrs. Virgil Martin, Charles Whitright, Arthur, Fred and James FosWaugh, James and Lawrence Calloway, Robert Brown and Jesse and Jerry Carper. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Geisel and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Carper. The Frivolity Club will meet with Mrs William. August Wednesday night -at seven-thirty o'clock. The girls’ choir of the Zion Reformed church are requested to meet at the church promptly at 7 o'clock Wednesday night for prattice. ___ Y aerial meeting of the Tri Kap(Pa sorority will be held at the home of Mrs. Dan Tyndall Tuesday nigh at six fifteen o’clock. Mre. Paul Saurer will be the assisting hostess. Mrs. Margaret Lose will entertain the members of the Delta Theta Tau alumni sorority at a Christmas party at her home Wednesday night at eight 0 c.oc

ST MARYS SODALITY SELECTS NEW OFFICERS New officera ot the St. Marys Sodality were chosen at a business meeting held Sunday afternoon in the Catholic school hall. Mrs. Alex Tanvaas was named president; Mrs. Elmo Smith, financial secretary; Mrs. Hugh Daniels, recording secretary, and Mrs. Tom Ehinger, treasurer. GUESTS ENJOY BIRTHDAY PARTY A surprise birthday party was held for Muss Mary Fuhrman of Preble on the occasion of her twelfth birthday .anniversary recently. The evening was spent in playing games and refreshments were served. The honored guest received a number of birthday gifts. Those present were Rosella. Florence and Vera Affolder, Bernice and Juanita Cable, Vera Frauhiger. Mary Elizabeth Arnold, Marjorie Dilling, Miriam Hoffman, Peggy Sullivan, and Erma Mcßarnes. The Loyal Daughters class of the Evangelical Sunday School will hold a Christmas party and pot-luck supper Thursday night 'at six o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank Butler.] I Mrs. A. D. Crist will entertain the [members of her Bridge Club Wednesday night at seven-thirty o'clock lat her home in Monroe. —, 0 Ralph Bentz Denies Resigning Position Ralph Bentz, driver of one of the city fire trucks requests the Dally Democrat to correct a statement that he had resigned from the department. Mr. ißentz states he was ajvised by A. R. Holthouse, mayorelect that his services would not be required after January 1, 1935, and I that the item which stated he had resigned was not correct. Joseph I Kortenber has been named a member of the department, beginning his duties the first of the year. An error was made Saturday in the name of Mrs. Angelina An-drews-Young. former Monroe resident, who died Tuesday morning at her home in Fresno, California. The name appeared Mrs. Angeline Andrews. Mrs. Young was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Perry Andrews of Monroe. A number of relatives reside in this community. | Bud Stump of Coty, Wyoming, Is spending a few days in this city with hie aunt, Mrs. William Cole., He is a grandson of George Stump,

| lot al florist. | H. H. High, newly elected trustee of Kirkland township and son Robert were business visitors in this city Saturday. David Habegger, well known trus- , tee of Blue Creek township was a 1 business visitor in this city Saturday. Word has been received here that Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Macy have arrived in West Palm Beach where they will reside at 518 Iris street, during the winter months. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blair at Americus, Georgia, enroute. W. A. Bollinger of near Monroe was a visitor in Decatur today. William Rupert of Monroe was I a shopper in this city today. .—. o Erect Steel Frames At McConnel Building The steel frames of the new Me! Conn-el building on North Third! street are being erected. Yost Bros, contractors, are erecting the steel beam and posts. More than

a V-r ‘A v .'’’VZZ.’e’' : Santa’s! i ■ | Tip To The Men ■ ■ GIFT PROBLEMS WORRY YOU? ■ Relieve voursef of that worry by selecting the gilt ■ for your Mother or Sweetheart by shopping at our • ■ store. We can he’p you—we know just what they I ■ want. They'll be pleased with a ■ ROBE PAJAMAS HOSE LINGERIE FITTED CASE at ® KJ ■ or some other articles of apparel. : — : ■ ATTENTION MEN! ■ We will individually wrap your Gift package ® with beautiful Christmas Wrappings. Make it an attractive as well as a beautiful Gift. ■ ~————— ~ “ n ■ See our window display. For your conven- g j, ience we will remain open evenings H until Christmas Q i E. F. Gass Store i ■■■■■■■■■■

I 35 tons of steel will be used in the (instruction of the nuslern two story brick building. The first floor will be occupied by the International Harvester company and the Masonic lodge will occupy the second flocr. o Order Pipe Organ For Local Church ■ * —■ Rev. M. W. Sundermann, ipastor I of the First Evangelical church, announced Sunday that a Gottfried pipe organ had been ordered for Ihe local church. Thee entrant was consummated through E. B. Bohn Pipe Organ Sales and Service of Fort Wayne. The organ is expected to be compl ely installed by the first ot M Th. 1 Motion Is Taken Under Advisement Judge Huber M. DeVass has taken under advisement a motion to set aside a judgment against Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur X’. Myers for $5,000. The h aring was <• m inded late Saturday morning. Russell and Margaret Wells were awarded $5,(100- several months ago

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in the Adams : ircuit court for injuries sustained by Mr». Wells while a pasuenger in an automobile driven by Mrs. Myers in V.in Wert Ohio. >.,-