Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 175, Decatur, Adams County, 25 July 1935 — Page 3

Society

■>^B^7lyD aNCF at SATURDAY >un '•n-'" 1 * as niade “ Mlay b^B 1 .’,',. !►•< atur lodge "f the B. P. ,' ail! "I the third in a ser- > dunces «t the home ■■H street Saturday ■T, 'no... thirty o'clock. ~,i nt. .. will be held in the B. . first floor A Fort n secured ie assured. W. .. wll be twenty . .„ iP !e. All members s —— ——— «Do you Ire easily? Hftish overworked blood ■'Wmakes * ou ,eel weak " Mentally dull. ■s. Tonic brings vitality tone to the whole body. ’ i;) rr y WE \KNESS is only one ,.f the many symptoms of a low ....il-c (i i elint. I.cesot appetite, *t^Hr»eig ,| t, nerioiisness and like ill' a’e often due to this cause. !•< ells must lie up to and vigorous to keep the tis- ! • help supply the laxly Kjn.. the entire body of over 200 daily. . ,n the absence of any disease, should help you get . . ■ -.da-ells back up to and help your digestion, too. It medicine. 10H years of .lust tr» it and you, too. may -ke yourself again." Insist Punic in the blood red cel-u-i package. The larger sufficient for two weeks’ treatb more economical, too. [(ORT Bl ast Time Tonight - ■[NT PARADE OF HITS! Francis - Geo. Brent W “STRANDED” Ellis - Donald Woods M Ba r ton McLane. if Peabody "Shoe String Neuc-an Travelogue and Toon Cartoon. K ALL for 1015 c ■fel — Saturday Only — ■EI Tim McCoy OF THE RANGE" ■FT: - Kennedy ’Stage Frights” K Krazy Kat Cartoon, ■i Added Attraction! Extra! E Cha P- 4 Adventures of "TARZAN" I All at 10c-15c ■ Sun. Mon. Tues. Will Rogers "DOUBTING THOMAS" Burke. Alison Skipworth, ■ Patrick. Sterling Holloway, B Frank Albertson. DkH. NOTE: Showing Sunday, Show Starting at 2:00. i:i* 1,1 • ■ -1 »ast Time Tonight - ■ “THE FLAME ><■ WITHIN” a ANN HARDING, H HERBERT MARSHALL, Maureen O'Sullivan. — Vodvil R-vue — and — PLACES” with LOWELL ■° W AS h Bl R 4; XTRA! The LOUIS- ■ Car NERA Fight Pictures. ■I 10f ' 2 ° C u,^B l t Sat ~ GEO ’ RAFT in "THE ’ , KEY with E dwin Arnold, !® r ' Dodd - Ray Milland, Rosah'Wnno ,h ' THE THIN MAN’S kivW.f °' LED BROTHER! An W Sed w ho asks no quest'll ’ be cause he knows all the ' rS ' He k 'eps his eyes open m ■frame'k’” Shut Until they try hatWha. , hl! pal ’’ ’ and THEN ■ jHenty to say. 10c-15c to M A °L" TU ’u ~ “ COLLEGE K. t Wlth Arline Judge, KL ’ y ° r ’ Wendie Barrie, Wm. Bds ' Be " ny Baker - Laughing ’ ' ’ Peering students , . . B y r,l ythms of a varsity !»■ ’ ’ • and then TERROR!

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Miss Mary Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Thursday Baptist Women's Society, Mrs. J. C. Strickler, 2:30 ip. m. Pleasant Grove Missionary Society, .Mrs. Fred Bittner, 1:30 p.m. M. E. Lidles Aid Society, Mrs. B J. Rice home. 2:30 ip. m. St. Luke Ladies Aid Society, Mrs. Andrew Brewster, all-dny. Evangelical Loyal Daughters class, Mrs. Francis Eady, 7:30 p. m. First Christian Ladies Aid, Mrs. James Anderson, 2 p. m. Zion Reformed W. M. S., church parlore. 2:30 p. m. W. O. T. M. regular meeting, Moose home. 8 p. m. Friday So Cha Rea Club. Miss Marie Murtaugb, 7:30 P. M. Paptist Philo class. Legion Memorial Park, 7 p. «. tprompt. Zion Reformed Mission- Band, churoh parlors, 2 p. m. Pocahontas lodge. Red Men’s Hall 7:30 p. m. American Legion Auxiliary, Legion Hall, 7:30 p.-m. United Brethren V. I. S. class, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hill, 7:30 p. m. St. Mary's township Home Economics Club annual picnic, Pleasant Mills school, 7:30 tp. m. Saturday Pinochle Club, Mrs. Francis Eady 7:30 p. m. Summer dance. Elks borne, 9:30 p. m. ENTERTAIN DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Beery entertained at dinner Monday evening fur Mr. ond Mrs. Foster Fike and daubters Virginia Lee and Barbara of Albert Lee. Minnesota; Mr. and Mrs. Asa McMillen, Mr. and Mrs. Burdett Custer and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Custer of Pleasant Mills. The annual reunion of the Hitchcock family will be held at Watt, Ohio Sunday, August 11. WALTHER LEAGUE HOLDS LAWN PARTY The Zion Junior Walther League of the local Lutheran church entertained thirteen members of the Woodburn Christ Junior Walther League with a lawn party at the home of Miss Florence Reidenbach, Wednesduy night. Out of door games were enjoyed and refreshments of cake and ice cr am were served. Sixteen membra of the local organisation Were present. BUSINESS MEETING OF DELTA THETA TAU A business meeting of the Delta Theta Tau sorority was held Wednesday night ut the home of Miss Agnes Baker. Plans were made for the concession the sorority will conduct during the street fair, August a to 10.

The sorority will also entertain with an afternoon party next Wednesday for mothers of the 4-H Cluib the organization is sponsoring. The party will be held in the Decatur high school building. DANCE GIVEN AT SUNSET PARK Mr. and Mrs. Dun Zeser, Bill, Ed and Andya Zeser and Theresa Schafer entertained with a free dance in the Sunset dance pavilion Wednesday night in honor of Miss Mildred Fogle. A large crowd attended the affair. iA cake walk was conducted and the proceeds from this event were given to the honored guest. The cake walk was won by Johnny Schurger. ECONOMICS CLUB APPOINTS COMMITTEES The Union Township Home Economics Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Gleckler. Twenty-eight members, seven visitors and six children were present. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Hubert Zerkle. The club creed was repeated and the club song sung. Mrs. Warren Wherry offered prayer. Plans were made for stunts and exhibits for the street fair in Decatur August 5 to 10. The stunt committee will include Mary Clem, Elva Barkley and Urcille Miller. Those in charge of the exhibits will Pj Hoff-Brau ] always on tap >■ Iff served at I H STALEY’S Coolest place in town. '■ M STALEY’S | | Confectionery

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be Mrs. Rolland Grote, Mrs. Leslie Omerod, Mrs. Earl Chase and Mrs. Glen Roughia. A social meeting of the economics club will be held with Mrs. Wherry on August 21, and at this meeting the girls and boys of the 4-H Clubs in the township will be entertained. The refreshment committee for the meeting will be Mrs. Wherry, Mrs. Rosswurm, Edna Roughia, Jennie Knavel, Iva Nldlinger, Mary Stults and Gladys Koos. The games committee will comprise Ruth Engle, Rosetta Jackson and Erma Rabbit. Miss Marie Murtaugh will be hostess to the members of the So Cha Rea Club at her home Friday night at seven thirty o'clock. o Joe Lower of New York City is spending his vacation here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lower. Miss Helen Lower of Port Jervis New York, Is also vacationing here. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Fike and daughters Virginia Le" and Bar bara have returned to their home In Albert Lee, Minnesota, after visiting here. Mrs. Ralph Tyndall and daughter Joyce Ann of Bluffton are visiting with friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Delma Elzey and daughter Miss Glennis. are spending the week at Adams Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Risley ahd daughti rs have returned to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, after spending the pist week with relatives. Miss Juanita Baumgartner of Fort Wayne visited Wednesday evening in this city with her mother, Mrs. Clura Baumgartner. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lankenau and son Bobby and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hanoher vsited with Miss Ema Lankenau in Muncie Wednesday evening. Bernard Clirk has returned from Rome City. Spike Cramer of Fort Wayne visited in this city Wednesday night. Mrs. Mary Lewellen of Monroe spent the day visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Macy. Th** condition of Miss Jeanette Clark who is confined to her home on North Second street with illness, was reported to be slightly improved today. C. A. Douglas of LaGrange was a business visitor here today. Fred Elzey of Portland was a business visitor here today. Mr. Elzey is operating a butter tub manufacturing business in that city. William Frietag of Preble looked after business here today. o — • $ * 0 Memorial Hospital Adams County ♦ ♦ Henry B. Heller, 122 North Fourth street, dismissed this morning. Clarence Stalter, 348 Mercer avenue. dismissed Thursday morning. Dean Plumley, Dixon, Ohio dismissed today. Betty and Harold Keller, children of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keller of West Monroe street,, minor operations Thursday morning. Roger and Richard Knapp, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knapp of Marshall street, minor operations this morning. _— o Picketing Continues At Celina Factory Celina. 0., July 25—(UP)—Picketing continued today at the plant of the Mersman corporation, furniture manufacturers, where 500 workers walked out in protest agaist dismissal of eight employes Monday. 'There were hints that further strikes might follow. Organized labor began u concerted drive to unionize workers in other industries. Clarence Borger, strike leather and one of those discharged, said strikers demand rehiring of the men .and no company interference in efforts to organize. Ed. L. Mersman president of the company, said the plant always had enjoyed good relations .with employes and had not reduced wages since NRA ended. Chicago River Is Dragged For Body

Chicago, July 25—(UP)—Police and coast guardsmen today raked the waters of the Chiojgo river for an unidentified body on the theory of drowned man or woman might be a suspect in Chicago’s torso murder. , .. The iperson leaped from a bridge and left behind a coat containing a newspaper (clipping concerning tibe murder of Ervin J. Lang, whose 1-glees body recently was found in a lonely swamp. The clipping mentioned federal agents had joined the search for Evelyn Smith, named by Lang's mother-in-law as his slayer, and Harry Jung, Evelyn’s Chinese husband. Authorities believed the drowned person might be either Evelyn or Jung. A bridge caretaker saw the individual leap but could ndt determine sex or race.

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URGES PASSAGE OF SALES TAX Indiana Republican Advocates Repeal Os Gross Income Tax Indianapolis, Ind., July 25 —(UP) —Continuing his attack on the state administration mid charging that it had promised a spcwijl session of the legislature to enact tax legislation. James M. Knapp. Hagertown Republican loader, said a sales tax is tihe only method of broadening the tax base in an address here last night. Knapp, minority leader in the last general assembly, said the administration had not fulfilled its promise to legislators that a special session would be held to enact tax laws. "We were told by speaker Edward H. Sten, D., (Bloomfield, that we should keep the keys to our desks’ and bring them back for the special session,’’ Knapp said. “Stein must have been under the same impression as the remainder of the legislators that we would return to consider tax legislation.” Knapp advocated repeal of the gross income tax, substitution of a sales tax and removal of the emergency .clause of the tax limitation law. o — Six Young Persons Injured In Crash

Columbia City, Ind., July 25 — (UP) Six Marion young people, ranging from 19 to 22 years of age, were injured, two seriously, when their automobile collided with another car five miles north of here last night. Miss Allie Johnston sustained several lacerations and a possible skull fracture and John Myers received cuts and bruises and are in Whitley county hospital here. Miss Rachel Dille, Miss Evelyn Banks, Robert Bradley, and Earl Dillie, other occupants of the car, were injured slightly. Bernard Kintz, Fort Wayne, driver of the second car, is in the hospital suffering from severe lacerations and bruises. Fred Shepard,27, and Ralph Shepard, 29, both of Fort Wayne and R. C. Reynolds, Bluffton, who were riding with Kintz, were not injured.

Elkhart Liquor Dealer Released Elkitiart, Ind., July 25 —(UP) — c nfusion which resulte dfrom congestion of liqquor license applications before the state excise department won freedom from liquor law violation charges today for Louis Kasamis, tavern proprietor. The charge was dismissed on motion of prosecutor James R.

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| Nyce, who said the defendant had ■ been given “tacit" permission by ■ the state board to sell liquor pend- ! ing action on als license applica- ’ I ti .m. Kasamls was arrested by local authorities when he opened without ' a state license land the excise department then refused to grant him ’ a license because of the arrest, the prosecutor said. o i Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

CHILD PRINCESS DRINKS WATER TO TOAST PRESS Sofia —(UP) — Bulgaria's infant royal princess, Marie Louise, made: her first appearance in public in a rather original manner. A number of journalists returning from an exhibition at Povdiv were .surprised when at a small wayside station a salon coach was attached

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to the train. In it were the two-and a-half-year-old Princess Marie Louise and her • two nurses. A crowd, led by journalists, soon assembled in front of the coach. Although yet unable to give an interview, tue young princeas graciously asknowledged the attention by appearing at the window, drinking the health of the visitors with a glass of water and waving her hand to them.