Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 81, Decatur, Adams County, 4 April 1935 — Page 3

Meetings B'i he Spring And Summer Season I ‘ Historical Club f<ir the spring and sum ,M at tin' home of Mr*. Helton Passwuter c.n North * Wednesday afternoon. p u H in the form <>f u one o’clock luncheon and social I 'sittetcen members mid one guest. Mrs. Robert Passwator.

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CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline. 11 A. M. Miss Mary Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Thursday Evangelical W. M. S-. church pra- : lork. 2 p. m. Baptist W. M. 8. postponed. M E. Everready clae.*, Mm. R. A. Stuckey, 7:30 p. ni. Methodist W. 11. M. S„ Mrs. A. , J. Smith. 2:30 p. m. Mt. Pleasant i-adies Aid Society, Mm. Virgil Draper, 2 p. tn. Dinner-Bridge Club, Mrs. Herman I Ehinger, 6:30 p. m. Christian Ladiew Aid, Mrs. Har- | mon Kraft. 2 p. m I Presbyterian W. 11. and F. M„ Mrs. C. D. Teeple, 2:30 p. m O t.urch of God Missionary Society Mrs. Glen Mamholl, 2 p. nt. IT, B. I«adi-s Aid Society. Mrs. I Frank Boliri'ke, 2 p. tn. W. O. T. M„ regular a-?'ting, MorMe Home. 7:30 ip. m. W. O. T. M. kitchen committee meeting. Moose Home, 70. m. Friday Pocahontas Lodge, Red Men's I Hall. 7 p. m. U. B. Wcrk and Win class. Rev. I H- Franklin home, 7:30 p. m. Bridge Club, Miss Mary Macy at H. B. Miley residence, 7:30 u. tn. V. B. Happy Mothers Club, postponed. | Riley School P. T. A, school. 3p. m. Saturday M. E. Girls Kings H raids Society <ll:urch. 2 p. m. Methodist W. F. M. S. rummage, eale. Erwin building formerly occupied by Fisher and Harriu. 9 ' a. m. IT- B. Ladies Aid Streak supiper, i church. 5 to 7 p. m. Monday Christian Missionary Society. Mrv. Fred King, 7:30 p. m. Research Club, Mrs. Dore B. Erwin. 2:30 o. mi Mrs. Elizabeth Blackmore addI rests, Metliodiut church, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday I Ladies Shakespeare Club, Mrs. : J. C. Sutton, 2:30 p. m. | Mm. S. D. Beavers. Mrs. Beavers, ' leader for the afternoon, read an interesting paper n the continuation of the subject of economic factors the develapxent of the frontier. She told of the frontier agrarian unrest, thd buffalo hunt, the cattle kingdom, and gave a description of the railroads to the West fr m the ■ very first train up to the present i streamline trains. ■I Ea t’. member was given a sub I topic to r ad. Th? next meeting will be the last study meeting of the year and will be held at the home of Mrs. J. C- Sutton. iKATHERYN ANN EDWARDS CELEBRATES SIXTH BIRTHDAY ■ j The sixth birthday anniversary of I Katheryn Ann Edwards, daughter I of Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Edwards

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■— —— of Adams street, was celebrated at , a party at her home Wednesday afternoon from two to five o’clock. ) ] dames were played during the | ? astern on. with Mre. Herman Myers ; j in charge. Pictur s of the group, ? were taken by Mr. Edwards. Fav-! , ors were presented the guests, and | refresl. ments of ice cream and cake 3 were served by Mrs. Edwards,: ] assisted by Patsy Edwards and 3 Kathryn -Kohne. ; The guest list for the party in- j eluded Ruth Holthouse, Nancy Bell. Roger Gentis. John T. Myers, Sally j Smith, Betty Jean Hollingsworth, Ki Jimmy Cowens Jane Ann Brunley, ([Dianna Linn, George Ann Walton,) r; Greta Gehrig. Billy Freeby, Miles s [ Gerberding. Barbara Lou Helm, ’ Donna Lee Farr. Sarah and Nancy ) Krick. Jana Palmer, Victor Porter,) Barbara Burkholder, Barbara Con--yours of this city and Hale Keller ! of Fort Wayne. I The Pocal’ontas Lodge will meet in the Red Men’s Hall Friday night at seven o’ckcck. MEETING OF FRIVOLITY CLUB Mrs. (Burl Johnson entertained the members of the Frivolity Club at 1 r home Wednesday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Charles Keller. Mrs. A. J. Baker and MrsDick Burdg. Following the games, a luncheon was served. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Kell r in two weeksThe Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet Monday night at -seven-thirty o’clock with Mrs. Fred Kina. Miss Florence Lichtensteiger will be the leader. —————o — Parent-Teachers Meeting Friday The Parent-Teachers Association of tec Riley School will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock at the school. The election of officers will be held at this meeting and Mre. P- W. Schultz will give a resort of the district convention at Andersen. A good attendance is desired. Pinochle Led to Divorce SPOKANE (U.R>—Pinochle broke * up their happy home, Gus A. I Sandberg charged in filing a dl- • vorce suit against his wife, Beatrice Her enthusiasm for the game also included her male partners, he stated in his complaint.

Mathias Kirsch returned home yesterday from the Lutheran hoepi- [ tai. Fort Wayne. Mr. Kirsch was ' operated on several weeks ago. His health is much improved. Dick Miller of Indianapolis, well I known in Decatur is seriously ill at | his? home, according to word receiv- ' ed here by friends. Fred Reppert and Roy Johnson have gone to Columbus. Ohio, where they will conduct a sale of ! Purebre-ead Shorthorn cattle today. Mr. and Mre. Ed. Miller were visi--1 tors in Fort Wayne Wednesday af- ’ ternoon. 1 Attorneys Herman Myers and I Henry Heller looked after busiI ncss in Indianapolis today. —o- — Sylvester Hill Dies Wednesday Funeral services for Sylvester ! Hill, 78, a resident at the Adams - county infirmary, who died Wednesday at 11 o’clock, will be held i Friday afternoon at 1:30 ©’clock I at the infirmary. Rev. A. B. Brown ' will officiate and burial will be) made i,n the Decatur cemetery. The , body will be taken to the infirmary I from the S. E Blpek funeral home ' Friday afternoon for the funeral , services- c Mr. Hill’s death was due to de-1 mentis paralysis. He had resided at , the county form for the past three years, having been brought here! from Easthaven. Richmond, where) he had been for 28 years. Mr. Hill was torn in Virginia on December 13, 185>6, a son of Mr and Mrs. Jacob Hill. No surviving relatives are known. His sister. Mrs. I Margaret Rlckord, preceded him in death last June. o Berne Commencement Speaker Announced Dr. E. G- Homrighausen, pastor of the Carrolton Avenue Reformed church Indianapolis, has been an-1 nounced as Berne high school com-I mencement speaker at the program ' to ba held there Monday, May 20. Dr. Homrigausen delivered the! commencement address two years ago at Berne. He spent last summer touring Europe. Several weeks ago ! he was named on a committee ■ which will confer witi’.i President ) Roosevelt at the White House in , Washington, D. C.

Monmouth Service Set For April 14 The baccalaureate services of | th® Monmouth high school will be' held Sunday ev ning April 14 at the ; First Presbyterian church in this I city. Rev. G. O. Walter, pastor of, I the church, will preach the baccalI aureate sermon. The full program will be announced next week. o I Start Installation Os Air Conditioner G. P. Lennartz, an engineer from the U- S. Air Conditioning Corp., is ( in the city, sup rintending installation of the air conditioning plant at the Adams theater. .1. A. Kalver, proprietor of the) theater, stated work would continue on the system and tfhat it would be in operation in the near future. o Presbytery Meets At Auburn Monday The spring meeting of the Fort j I Wayne Presbytery will be held in ! 1 Auburn on Monday, April 8. Dele--1 gates from -the local Presbyterian I church will include C. J. Lutz, C. D. [ T-eep-le and Rev. G. O. Walton Mr Lutz who is treasurer of the Mission Board, will give a report. ■ and Mr. Teeple will give the reimport of ,i>e Sunday school. o Postpone Operetta Until April 11 I The operetta, “The Magic Piper” 1 which was to have been presented by the pupils of the North Ward school Friday night. I ns been postI ironed until Thursday night. April 11. I The presentation has been postI iponed on account of the death of Al- | bert Mutschler, father of Robert ' Mutschler, who had a principal part l in the iplay. o * Populous Northern Ohio Seeks State University Kent, O.—(UP) —A movement to ■give vastly populated northern Ohio I a state university, has started bare proposals to make one of Kent | State College. A plan now before) ! the Ohio Legislature at Columbus ) 'w.uld effect this change at both; ! Kent State, here, and Bowling I 'Green State Collega, at Bowling) I Green, Ohio- j

WILLSHIRE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Silas Alspaugh and 1 | family of Fort Wayne were the! guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Alspaugh. Sunday. ! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roes and) son Jack were 1 Sunday guests of { Mr. and Mrs. Dan Geary. I Mre. Mae Listenberger of Van I I Wert is supply teacher in room one 1 j in Bae absence of Miss Beatrice Nei-, ford who ie on -the sick list. The Woman’s Home Missionary) ' society was entertained in the home of Mrs. Anna Taylor with Mre. Dale ) ! Cowan the assisting hostess, Tues-; 1 <kiy evening. The K. of P's enter-1 I tained their families at a fish fry j Tuesday evening. I The Masonic Lodge -held their) inspection Tuesday evening in their ; ledge room- Mr. Younger of Celina I was -resent and gave a talk. 1 Mrs. Harriet Colter was a lunch- ! eon guest, of Mrs. J. A. Cox and fai mil/ Sunday evening. Rev- Robert Stfiumm of Hunting- - ton, Indiana was a week end guest j of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schumm. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Myers and; son Gene and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Huber were Van Wert visitors Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Myers and daughter Lois Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jewell and son Robert and Gene Myers were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W- W. Acheson. Mrs. M. E. Beam and Mrs. F. A. Detter and sen Franklin were FtWayne visitors Saturday John Knott and Ira Huber were business visitors in North Baltimore Saturday. Mrs. John Byer and daughter Margaret spent several days in Alma and Mt. Pleasant, Michigan visiting relatives and friends. Miss Mary Bancroft spent the week end at her home in Urbana. Mins Mary Hiltner was visiting friend in Columbus over the weekend. Mrs- Herman Myers, Miss Lois Myers and Mrs. Harriet Colter were in Decatur Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mre. Floyd Morrison and s. n Tommy of Celina were guests Saturday of the Herbert Avery family. Masses Mildred Wolfe and Erma ! Riley spent t-he we k-end in Woos- | ter. Mrs- Harriet Hileman is visiting I her daughter and family Mrs. Wm. j Black. _ d'JfcWl

Tickets On Sale For FEE Minstrel — Tickets have been placed on eale ; . for the minstrel to !>e presented at the Knights of Pythias hall Thurs-; day night, April 11. The play is giv-. en by the dramatics and music ; | classes of the FEE classes and is , under the direction of Mre- Violet ! Myers. Tickets will cost 15 cents for I i adults and 10 cents -for children. I ) They are being sold by the Knights . ! of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters. o Ex-Wife Wins Suit For SIOO,OOO Damage Chicago, April 4 —(UP) —A Fed- ■ eral court jury today awarded Mrs. ) Helen Bedford-Jones, divorced wife of the author, Henry Bedford-Jones a SIOO,OOO judgment in her alienation of affections suit against the j , writer's present wife, Mrs. Mary Bernardin Bedford-Jones. The first wife sought $200,000 damages. Ti e jury’s s aled verdict in the i

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. case, which was featured by spicy testimony and the ccurtroom spectacle of a 19-yearold girl turning against her ow n mother on the wit- | ness stand, was reached last night. The jury delib rated less than I three hours to decide that the author’s present wife, a wealthy widow before she married the pulip paper xagazin® author in 1929 .stole the writer’s affections. The case attmeted wide attenti n because of rec nt campaigns in I state legislatures to outlaw heart 1 balm and breach of ipromise suits. Catholic Alumni To Hold Dance April 25 The D.-catur Catholic high school alumni dance will be held at the Decatur Country Club on Thuredav night. April 25. it has been aninounced. Dick VanAllsdale and his Club I Algonquin orchestra of Fort Wuyn* - will furnish music for the dance, ■Tickets are on sale at the Peoples and L ses r.Btaurants, Wertzber- ) ger and Bob’s confectionaries, f< r I 75 cents a cowpie.