Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 169, Decatur, Adams County, 18 July 1935 — Page 3

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BIRTHDAY il R > rof friends gathered at KZ of h-r nineteenth birthB d Iv.-rsary. recently. The R • Wis «P« nt in P laJ ' lnK B"^ ;) ,,i >" UBlc wus furnlshed Hnrkr Oscar Ray and Bob B^., 11 IM.eshments of ice ■in and '.ike w,, re served. nt wore Jewel Birch, B \lev> is Louise Sovilie. Mil■‘a'Vanie?. Lillian Roe, Violet W Cook. Genevieve v , Meyer. Velma ManB'di'm Hayl. Erma Carver, Lo'a B' ' Mabie Manley, Inez ■ Z lh coek. Maxine Stump. Wolf”, tirover Wolfe. Clif--8,,-h8,,-hB ,,-h Alton Wable, lilll MeB; ' Strickler. Uiwrence Ke- H-ib'b Burke. <> ho SuB, yi.!.”. M-aUstine. Ermil GVB p,.-. ItAl- .. Shorty Riley. EdB' ..... Dellinger. Fritz B, u! Hay. John Simian. . Arthur N'eadstine. BKichard Rayl. Bud B I Do you ■ire easily ? Buggish overworked blood B makes you feel weakB mentally dull. K . s.Tonic brings vitality Bid tone to the whole body. B) yw 1 \KNF.SS i- only one mptoni-. of a low - I -of appetite, m-nousm-ss and like ill' " ,l ” n due to t,l ‘ s underlying cause. |K., I-. , must be up to .. .nd ii.’oroiH to keep the tis- '• .1 t,. (..-Ip,supply the laxly Bk 11 < nergy in its cir- •> ru th. entire body of over 200 daily. I >: . a the absence of any , should help you get , ills back up to .. your ui 1 \ollr digestion, too It . ■ of !..-t try it and y ou. too. may -. sirs, Il 11." Insist "s, r.o in the bl,Hid red eelI he larger .-ttwo weeks' treateconomical, too. all Drug Stores. © S-S S. Co.

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CU’B CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Mlt* Mary Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Thursday W. O. T. M. weiner roast, Mre. William Noll. 6 p. tn. Piano recital, Mrs. Dora \key, 7:30 p. nt. I’. IR. Pr grissslve W.irk re, picnic at Hanna-Nuttmun park, meet at church, 5:30 p. 111. St. Luk Re f.rated church ice cream social. Kirklaud high school gymnasium. Evangelical C. L. W. clans, Miss Mary Grace Zimmerman, 7:30 ip. m. Evangelical I-adies Aid Society, i chur h parlors, 2 p. m . Friendship Village Home Econo mics Club, Mrs. Harrison Miller, 1:30 p. tn. United Brethren D. Y. 3. class, Mrs. Jesse Hurst, 7:30 p. m. Methodist W. F. M. 3., Mrs. F. R. Fenlmore, 309 North Tentili etree-t, 2:30 p. m., prayer group, 2 ip. m. Ruralistlc Study Club, Mrs. Joe Spangler, 8 ,p. m. Pythian Sinter .meeting K. of P. Home, 7:30 p. nt. Friday Meth diet Y. M. C. class hamburg r fry and weiner roaet, Sunset park. 6 p. m. Baptist Philathae ciao, Mre. Gettys Parm-cr n ar Gaskin, meet at church at 6:30 p. ni. Union Chapel Young Pe pies class, Tthearl and Thur.t an Stults, 7:30 p. m. Saturday Christian Ladiea Aid Society supper. church ban ment, 5 to 7 p. m. Party Dan. e. North Room f Elks Hare, 9:30 ,p. m. Id tubers dance, B. P. O. Elks home, 9:30 p m. Sunday Young Peoples Society of Fu 11ing Chun h, ice cream social. T uesday Root Towm hip Home Economics Club, Mrs. Charles Johnson. Merriman. Luther Sovihe, Paul Erpe, John Davison. Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Davison, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Manley and fami'y. The Root Township Home Economics club will meet with Mrs. I Charles Johnson. Tuesday, July 23.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1935.

| MISS MARIAN DENNIS I HONORED AT BRIDGE PARTY | The Mtssce Janet Schrock and 1 Barbara. Burk united in entertaining Wednesday afternoon at two I tables of bridge cat the A. J. Smith I home on Second street, for Miss Marian Detiuix who le tihe houaegueot at the home of Mrs. Nellie Haney. Miss Dennis was presented a gu . t priz • ■ nd high score tprizM w re presented to the Mi-sees Flora Mari latnkenau and Anar Jane Tyndall. At the close of the games a luncheon was served. All members , f the Pythian Sisi ter lodge having blocks for the I quilt re asked to turn them In at 1 the K. of P. home this evening ut i v ven-t iirty o'clock. The m miters I ore request d to be present at the ' meeting and to assist in piecing the blocks. ANNUAL PICNIC OF PHOEBE BIBLE CLASS Forty five persons attended the annual picnic of the Phoebe Bible : class of the Zion Reformed Sunday I school which was hi Id Wednesday evening at Suneet park. Folk wing the supper, games were ! enjoyed. The entertainment co:n- --! mitt >e included Mre. LeMoylle j Fog! Mre. Walter Deitsch, Mrs. A. R. Ashbaa lr. r. STANDARD BEARERS REPORT CAMP MEETING The Standard Betirer Girls of the Met iodUt xhurch met with Mise 'Agn s N Isen Wed need->y afternoon Ten members were present. Mre. C. O. Porter gave the lesson study and m orts of the meeting at Yepemica Camp were given by the Misoes Alh-e Katheryn Baker. Zulu Porter, Agn -s Nelson. Mary Jone B ery and Mrs. Delton Pasewater. The next meeting will be held with Miss Porter th-e> third Wednesday in August. Dainty refreehm nts w re nerved by the hoetess. INTERESTING PROGRAM GIVEN AT LADIES AID The Ladies Aid Society of the Zion Reformed church met Wednesday astern on in the church pirlore with Mrs. Dallas Goldner. 1 ad-er for the afternoon. A trombone solo v.as played by Richard Goldner and and Mrs. Adolph Weidler of north of the city gave glimpses of poetry. Mrs. W idler is a comp eer and re >d several of her own compositions. Mrs. 'Henry Nelneiter sang a group of vo al selections, ‘ Trees ’. "I Know a Lovely Garden.” and ■The Elf Man.” Guests at the meet- . ing were Mrs. Adolph Weidler. Mrs.

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Carl Weldler of Albine, Kansas, and Mrs. Victor W. idler of Humbird. Wisconsin. The regukir business session was conducted and a social time enjoyed. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Tillman Gerber, Mrs. Albert Miller and Mrt>. Cal Yost. CIVIC SECTION HOLDS ANNUAL PICNIC The annual picnic for the members of th? Civic Section of the Woman’s Club and their families was held Wednesday evening at Butler’s Grove. Twenty five persons were presnt. A pot-luck supper wus served after which a s cial time was enjoyed. MISSIONARY SOCIETY HOLDS MEETING AT WARREN Twenty four members and fifteen vtsitors of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Monroe Methodist church motored to Warren, Wednesday, where they held the regular meeting of the society in the Methodist home for old people. The meeting was opened with the song, "I Need Thee every Hour" and scripture reading by Mrs. Sadie Scherer. Mrs. Delilah Graham offered prayer. The Mysterj’ Box Question was conducted by Mrs. John Floyd. Mrs. W. S. Smith was the program leader and the fallowing program was presented: instrumental music, Betty Sprunger; solo, "In the Garden” by Lucille Sprunger. who also celebrated her fifth birthday anniversary Wednesday; reading, Mrs. Albert Duer; song, Kings Heralds Trio; reading. Mrs. G. A. Hahnert; song by Betty Sprunger; musical reading by Mrs. Floyd and song by the trio. Dismissal and prayer was by Mrs. Scherer. Following the meeting the guests visited .at the home. MRS. ROBERT MCGRIFF HONORED WITH SHOWER Mrs. Robert McGriff, who before her recent marriage was Mies Helen Gerber, was the honored gueet at a br! Ige party and kitchen shower with which Mrs. Walter Bockman ...nd Mies Mary Yost entertained Tureday night at the Bookman home. Tihe color note of yellow and white was carried out in the appointments for the party. Three games of bridge were played and Miss Cecelia Appehnan and Mrs. Leia White received the high score prizes. The hostesses presented Mrs. McGriff with a gift. A dainty one course luncheon with the chosen colors predominat-

ing. was served. The guests were invitk'd to the kitchen where a shower of red and white kitchen gifts was presented to the honored guest. The guests included the Misses Virginia Ehinger. Isabel Odle, Cecelia Appelnmn, Jeanette Clark, Dorothy Haley, Mary Macky, Geraldine Smith, Eleanor Pumphrey and Lulu Gerber, the Mesdames Harry Knapp Tillman Gerber, Robert Cole, Carl Gerber. Leia White, Emma Pennington. James Staley, Ervin Goldner and the honored guest, Mrs. McGriff, and Mrs. K. Field of Portland. The P iilathae class of the Baptist Sunday school will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Gettys Parmer at her country home near Ossian. Miss Jessie Winnes w’ill have charge of the program. Members ore asked to meet at the church at six-thirty o’clock and ears will be provided. The name of Cleta Hazelwood was omitted from tbe list of music pupils who will appear in the recital at the home of Mrs. Dora Akey tonight. The Young Married Couples class of the Methodist Sunday school will bold a hamburger fry and weiner roast at Sunset park Frid iy night at six o'clock. An error was made in the date given for the meeting of the Young Peoples xltiss of the Union (Chapel Sunday school. The class will meet with Thearl <and Thurman Stults Friday evening, July 19 at seventhirty o’clock, instead of July 26. A— ; ♦ I Memorial Hospital I Adams County I ♦ ♦ Lester N. Habegger, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Habeger of Berne, major operation Tuesday. His condition is reported to be ‘not very good.” Mrs. William tach, Monroe, major operation. Tuesday. Miss Mnry A. Steiner. Berne, major operation. Thursday morning. Brisbin ifkiles, Decatur, minor operation today. Mrs. Thurman Drew, route 5. Decatur. and baby Thomas, dismissed today. o Spiders Peril Pea Crop Memphis, Tenn., —(UP) — An army of little red spiders is threatening to curtail the sweet pen crap in this vicinity, agricultural authorities say. After the spiders attacked the peas, the plants wilted.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fritzinger, Miss Rose Center and Jess Niblick are in Columbus, Ohio, attending the Elk’s convention. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crill of Bloomington are spending their vacation with Mr.-Crill’s mother, Mrs. Laura Crill of this city. J. P. Habegger, SO, Berne, will leave today from Chicago for Seattle and Spokane, Washington by airplane. While in the west he will visit friends and relatives. Mr. Habegger expects to spend about a month on the trip. The flight from Chicago to Seattle will require only 14 hours. Mrs. Sadie Baker of north Fourth street is seriously ill. Jack Dailey of Paulding Ohio, was a visitor in Decatur today. A new roof is being placed on the Schafer Store building. The Niblick buildings, occupied by the Daily Democrat and Vance and Linn clothing stere will also be reroofed. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kirsch and children will leave Frid.ty night for Oden. Michigan. Mrs. Kirsch and children will remain until about October. Her son Denny is a victim of bay fever and the family goes north every yeur for his benefit. No coses of communicable diseases were re ported in Adame county in the morbidity report for the wedt ending Saturday. July 13. Mr. and Mrs. Wai Wemhoff and family have returned from Indianapolis after attending the funeril of Mrs. Wemhoff’s uncle, Rev. Father Weber. Jim (Halberstadt has opened a garage at Pleasant Mills. 0 ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mitchell of Monroe are the parents of a. six and three quarters pounds girl baby | K 6 **“l m * | Hoff-Brau liffl J| always on tap f.l Ul served at ind 3 STALEY’S Wji J Coolest place in town. M | STALEY’S 0 ' Confectionery

born at the Adams county memori.l hospital Wednesday. July 17. The baby has been named Virginia Fay. o Paid Hunters Bag Game Couer D’Alene, Idaho — (UP) — Hunters operating under the U. S. Biological Survey killed 3,098 mountain lions, bears and coyotes dur-

Stomach Discomfort? Stomach Worms May Cause Peculiar Forms HrMwi of Discomfort Easily Mistaken for slsP’* Digestive Disorders Round Worma (also trifional Anemia and Upaet fiy TPa called Stomach Worms) are Stomach are other signs. If y by no means a disease of due to Round Worms, these V \ L children only. Adults, too, conditions will not be reI A 1 may infected, but the lieved by Stomach or DiA I symptoms are often misun- gestion Remedies. W'hat you /ptUl A ' derstood and believed to in- need is Jayne's Vermifuge dicate more serious troubles. —-famous for 105 years for ummlinlo Nowadays everyone eats raw expelling Round Worms. fruits, cabbage, carrots, let- jj o not | et worms rum your tuce and spinach. On these digestion and appetite, sap Worm infestation may cause foods the tiny invisible eggs your Mrength and vitality, otherwise normal healthy of the Round Worms are cau#e nervou#ne „. deeplesschildren and adult, to de- ea#lly carried into your aye- neo and bad dreams . j ind V.IOP the following condi- urn. The mfectmn may out NOW whether you have , *'’? T caught ftOm , Worm, or not, and then Nutritional Anemia (Palo .0.1 and pet. Grown to full ( A>k yi>ur Blood) »ue (up to 15 inches), the • ~ . Con dp. ion worm, may tangle up in about th.. A.k Bed knots and cause "Con.tipa .bout J.yue . V erVomiting or Nausea lion” and peculiar stomach tntfuge the only pleanmf Itchy Nose or Anu. discomfort. Rectal Itching, worm medtene. It mu.t b. Broken Sleep Vomiting. Nausea. Diizi- good or 45 million bottlea Nervousness and Irritability nets. Loss of Weight, Nu- could not have been sold. HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.

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ing the first three months of 1935 in Idaho, District Agent T. B. Murray reported. C st of maintaining 385 hunters was $14,433. o Town Has Twin Week Oneida, N. Y.— (U.R) -The stork did double duty in Madison county. He delivered three sets of twins to Madison couples within six days.