Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 190, Decatur, Adams County, 12 August 1935 — Page 3

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hOAY * Mr. fat c.wtello enter- ■ < \C.,y"l' t -' 111 ’ ,,n ,rOnl thrt * Lkln honor of their son. , llh birthday anniver•thirty fl”' invihMl gue * u at ‘ ■tfj, partv and Tommy was idit oftnany birthday gifts,, j B* »<re played 8,1,1 pri **“ tol warded the various winner.. K’ob of pretty appointments ’W «rd Out o' ’own gueets were and Mike MeeCian of ■ m Zio O Junior Walther League ■?* . wdneeday night at sevBX o'clock at the Lutheran K|d. ■ . RumlWlc Study Club will HJ with Mrs. Herman Uletnan night at eight o'clock. &SJANE WILSON OWEN CRAIN Ksoutkeni.n: made ot the apmarriage of Mia. Jane 3EL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HLwh..,., 1..« Angel**. CalKdi. furmrrl' ' f I ''" rt WavnH ' ,o HTfrain. also of Los Angeles. will take iplace at Monde's !>><ne Sunday. Septem■t t Hk< Wilson was graduated from high school, Fort Wayne, a popular member of the group. ■ j>W uihi.- Christian TemperHt Union will hold the regular K^ r mating Tuesday afternoon K, fi ftee ' n y ' l in I>res ‘ Herian cl’.’C' Mrs S. D. Beavere chare of the devotions ■g Mrs . C. E. Hocker will have the aft rnoon program. Kisubjec being Religious EduHtot." Mrs. Dora A key will play Kahosol.. Mr.- Delton Passwater. Kjeoatity pr-e.dent. will have jf • • t.oii of officers for year. ■ Raaehak lodge will meet at Hfe: o 0. F. li-ril Tuesday evening Hter«E thirty o'clock. ■rohonor sister Kth DINNER PARTY ■Harry W. Thompson will Bgrrtc sa: dinn-t 'bis evening at borne on First street, in honor I Sher ister. Mis- .Mary Christner ; ■jftrt Wayne wt.io will leave Sun■g:.- L* A:..- ...California Sh-H-ai vj.it at Sacrament* with her Carts: c. ristener and with Mesioa'. Oakland. She expects! be gene two months. ■ The guest lust so rthe party will ■till* the honored guest Mrs. ■kisUtr, William Pervis, Mtesen Bik and Ma’: ib Christner and BtHelnikenp • Fort Wayne; Mrs. AdJav* at.d Mrs. Celia Jacobs BlßerUrt Mrs <l. Christner and BhiMa Christ:., of Monroe; Mrs. Franklin and Mrs. C. C. Rayl. BISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Bmors recent bride Bite Roger Kelly of Columbia »ho before iber recent marBMewa- Miss H-len DeVor of this Mb was the honored guest at a given by Miss Vivian Lynch Barham... -North Fifth street, ■■flight. Bj* Wty was in the form of a

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■———e— ——— CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Miss Mary Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Monday Christian Mieuionory Society Mrs Bob August, 7:110 p. m. Eta Tan Sigma called meeting, > 1 .Miss Katheryn Archbold, 7.30 p. m. Tuesday Rebekah lodge, d. O. O. F. hall 7:30 p. tn. Evangelical Dutiful Daughters I class, Mrs. Harry Knapp, 7:30 p. <n. Pul lota Xi business meeting, city ; hall, 8 ip. m. W. C. T. U., Presbyterian church j 2:15 p. m. Friendship Village Home EconoI mica Club picnic, Leihman Park, Berne, 7:30 p. m. i Tri Kappa sorority, Miss Mary Coverdale, 8 p. -m. Wednesday Mt. Pleasant Bible class, Francis Fuhrman, 8:15 <p. m. Zion Lutheran Missionary Society, postponed one week. i W. M. A. of U. B. church, all-day picnic. Nelson Abbott, Peterson Ladies' Aid of Zion Reformed church, church parlors. 2:30 p. in. I Beulah Chapel Ladies Aid Society Rev. and Mrs. Lester Brunner, allday. Zion Junior Walther League, Lutheran school, 7:30 p. m. Thursday IBaptist Womens Society, Mrs. C. W. Moser. 2 p. m. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society ot Methodist church, Mrs. Frank Crist, 2 p. m. Ruralistic Study Club, Mrs. Herman. 8 p. tn. Christian Ladi-s Aid Society, ' Mrs. G. T. Burk, 2 p. m. miscellaneous shower. The guests 1 formed four tables at bridge and 1 high score prizes were won by Mrs. • George Smith of Monroe and Miss ‘ Esther Sundermann. A dainty luncheon wus served by' Mies Lynch assisted by her mother Mrs. Frank Lynch. The gifts for the shower were arranged on a decorated card table. The gi> et list for the party included the Misses Harriet Shockey. Ruth Elzey. Ina Anderson, Bernice ' Close, Ethel Shady. Gertrude Webert, Clara Ellen Mumma, Bsther Sunderman. and Mesdames Paul | llaneher, Harold DeVor, Ben DeVor, | Cyrus Cable, all of this city; Mrs. George Smith of Monroe; Mrs. August Kelly and Mrs. Roger Kelly of Columbia City, and Mrs. Frank De- ' Vor of Peru. The Ladies iAid Society of the : Christian church will meet with I Mrs. G. T. Burk Thursday afternoon at two o’clock. The Smith reunion will be held at Sunset park Sunday, August 18. The annual Roop reunion will be held at the Lawton Park in Fort Wayne, on Sunday, September 1. The Tri Kappa sorority will meet Tuesday night at eight o’clock with Miss Mary Coverdale. The Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet with i Mrs. Bob August tonight at seventhirty o’clock. Every member is requested to be present as the nomin-

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ation and election of officers will be held. Th#' W. M A. of the United Brethren church will have an all day picnic meeting at the home of Nelson Abbott at Peterson, Wednesday. Members are requested to meet at thte church at 10 o’clock and ways will be provided for the trip to Peterson. Each family is requested to bring one covered dish and table service. The Ladies Aid of the Zion Re formed Churth will meet Wedme day afternoon at 2:30 In the church irarlore. witlii Aire. Floyd Hunter an Itader. Hostesses will he Mrs. M«iry Keller, Mrs. Chas Beineke, Mrs. Fred Braun and Mrs. Neuh Rotll). The Zion Lutheran Missionary Society which was to have met Wednesday has been postponed one week. The Mt. Pleasant Bible close will meet with Frani.-is Fuhrman W»d neaday evening at elgtbt fifteen o’clock. FORMER LOCAL GIRL MARRIED SUNDAY MORNING The -marriage ot Miss Margaret Jane Hoffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W-sley E. Hoffman. 1409 Kensington boulevard, Fort Wayne, former residents of Decatur, and Clifton Edward McCormick, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. McCormick SCB East Pontiac street. Fort Wayne was solemnized in a simple ceremony at ten o'clock Saturday morning at the rectory of St. Patrick's Catholic church. The Rev. D. Lawrence Monahan officiated, fdiss Betty Hoffman at- ( tended lher sister and Harold Me- j Cormick served ills brother as beet man. The immediate members of .the family were present as the vows were received. The bride wore a street-length jacket frock of Manoa brown double ehiffon. The ,short sleeves plaited at the shoulders, and the high neckline was trimmed with a double collar and jabot of white and yellow mousseline de soie. The skirt fell in silhouette effect with an inverted box plait in the center and a kick plait at eitUier side. The natural waistline was marked with a belt of the -material which fastened with a rhinestone clas-p. The jacket was fashioned with long full sleeves trimmed with mousseline de coie icuffe forming .points. Her brown felt hat had an irregular brim and she wore brown kid slippers and gloves. Gardenias formed her shoulder corsage. The maid of honor wore a smart frock of poudre iblue sheer with dark brows «ai ■e<s»w>ries. The skirt was made witft stitched plaits and the swagger jacket was finger-tip length. Her shoulder corsage was formed of Johanna Hill roses and blue delphiniivms. ,A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride’s parents, with covens for thirty six. The bride's table was centered with.an arrangement of yellow roses and white gladiolus and tall yellow tapers. A tiered wedding cake decorated in yellow rosebuds centered the buffet. Among the out of -town guests who attended the wedding were Rev. William C. Poepperling of St. Louis, Mo; Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Adims and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Runyon of Decatur; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Heller of IBerne, and Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Dykeman of Richmond. The newly married couple left on a motor trip to New York and other eastern points. For traveling Mrs. MuCormick dhose a frock of •marine blue rough cre.pe trimmed in white. The high neckline was marked with a small white round collar trimmed with a -bow of £lue. The white extended down the front of the bodice in narrow piping, growing wider near the waisteline and continuing down the front ot the dress, growing measurably wider near the hemline. The three quarter length sleeves were full stitdhed tightly at the cuff. The slightly flared skirt was trimmed with peg top ipoekets. An unusually short jacket was worn over the drees. Her hat was of matching blue material trimmed in white. She ] wore blue slippers and gloves and carried a blue puree. Her swagger i-oat was of soft imported blue wool made with raglan sleeves. Mr. and Mrs. McCormick will ibe at home temporarily after August I CORT| Tonight and Tuesday John Boles, Jean Muir, Chas. Butterworth “ORCHIDS TO YOU” I’lus-Sylvia Froos Comedy, Mickey Mouse. Fox News. 10c-25c Wed. - Thurs. Warren William, Guy Kibbee, Claire Dodd "DON’T BET ON BLONDES’’ Coming—Grace Moore "LOVE ME FOREVER’’

18 with the bride's parents. The bride attended Western Col-1 lege for Women at Oxford, Ohio, I and was graduated from Indiana University where she was a mem her of Kappa Kapi*a Gamma. She Is an active member of Gamma Lambda chapter of the Tri Kappa sorarity and has been employed as a teactier at the Forest Park echoo! Mir. McCormick, who attended i Purdue University, is a past presi- ; dent of th * Fort Wayne Purdue Alu- ! mnl association and is p member; of the University Club. He i« employed by the Home Tele-phone and Telegraph company. Mrs. C. W. Moser will be hostess to the membere of the Baptist Wo-[ mens Society at her home Thursday afternoon at two o’clock. A combln ed program and business -meeting will be lheld. Each meunber is asked , to bring material for bandages for the White Cross quota and a pack-1 age of flower seeds. ENTERTAIN FOR GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Sam Acker had as th ir Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Jesoe C. Grady, Mrs. Mary Byall of Syracuse; Mrs. J. C. Reed of Chicago; Mrs. Minnie Little of Los Angeles, California; Robert Acker, Miso Mildred A-key, Mrs. Maude Acker and A L. Roop all of Fort Wayne. —o ■PERFORMS Herbert Fullenkamp returned to his work in Chicago Saturday after a two weeks’ vacation at the home of Mts. M. Fullenkamp. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Niblick, daughter Mildred and son Harold, visited Mr. and .Mrs. Frank MacFarren in Bluffton yesterday. L. D. Adams left yesterday for a several weeks’ visit in Pennsylvania. He will go first to Meadsvil'e to attend the Adams reunion. Rex Adams of Huntingon visited here yesterday. Mr and Mrs. E. B. '.dams and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Runyon attended the Hoffman-McCormicK nuptials in Fort Wayne Saturday. Rabert McMahon of Chicago L spending several days with the L.' A. Holthouse family at Windswept. | Sieter M. Grace of Beloit, Wisconsin, has arrived in De-catur for a i visit of several days with friends and relatives. Lee Storm of Evansville is visiting with Mies Edwina Stiroil this' week. Mrs. C. P. Meehan and children of Fort Wayne vLsited Mr. and Mrs. Pat Costello and family Sunday. Harry Essex is spending the week at Crooked Lake. Mine Anna Elizabeth Winner who had been biking a summer icouree at Butler College, Indianapolis, spent

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1 the week-end in this city with her j parents. She will return to Indianapolio for a post summer courae. Miss Winnes has accepted a -position as teacher in the Helmsburg ; bigiu school thte fall. Mrs. Maude Acker of Fort Wayne *?»nt the week-end with Mr and Mr.s. Sam Acker. William Secaur of Peru visited i with hie mother, Mrs. Ellen Wagner of North First street, Sunday. Miso Vivien Trlpple of Nutley, New Jersey, te visiting with friends and relatives in this city. Mr. and Mre. Gl-n Beavers have returned to th- ir home in Toledo, t Ohio after spending the week-end here visiting with rs latives and at- , tending the street fair. They were ao onapanled by Mary Kathleen Fry-» back will spend the week in Toledo. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeVor of P ru spent Sunday in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schroyer, son Frederick and daughter Catherine and Mary Louise Frank attended I the Bchroyer reunion at Maplewood. Ohio, Sunday. Miss Joyce Wood of Atlanta. Ga., and Paul Ke.'ley of Frankfort returned to their homes today after a several days' visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Fajr. Mrs. Jennie Fuhrman of Marion, Ohio, returned home last evening' after a week's visit with friends. I Mr. and Mrs. Harley Roop and family of northwest of Decatur; had as their guests over the week-! end Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Yajtssey] of Bucyrus, O. Mr. and Mrs. Yaussey visited relatives at Ossian and Convoy during their visit here. Mrs. Yaussey will be remembered, as Miss Marietta Roop, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Wells Roop of, Bucyrus, O. Mrs. John Peterson has moved from 214 West Jefferson Street to' the Bowers ajiartment at 128 West Monroe street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holthousei anil Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Appel- 1 man will return to Dbcatur this; evening after spending the week-j end in Chicago. Miss Olive Perkins of Fort Wayne and Miss Ste'la Perkins oft Cleveland visited friends in Decatur Saturday evening. Dr. and Mrs. Glen Neptune of l Lima. Ohio, visited friends in Dejeatur over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Morris of ! Bluffton, Mrs. Gladys Creviston of, . Fort Wayne and Mrs. Russel Carr and daughter, Marlyn Jean of Winchester, attended the Street Fair Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Peterson and daughter, Marguerite, of Chicago, I arrived in Decatur Saturday evening. Miss Peterson will remain here for a weeks visit. Mr. and i Mrs. Peterson went to Bluffton Sunday morning to visit the ladter’s father who has been ill for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Baegley' of Muncie visited friends here Sat- 1

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' urday evening.. Dick Lichtensteiger, carrier boy 1 for the Democrat at the Homestead ' ; who Jna been iconfin d to his home the past five or aix weeks with ibadj ly burned feet, hopes to be able to ba back on hte route Monday. Mrs. Joe Smith and daughter Geraldinff, Mtb. Margaret Lose arid . children left Saturday night on a , lu-days’ motor trip through the east. , They will visit Atlantic City, Washi ington, D. C. New York City, and Pittsburgh and Altoona. Pa. .Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deitech and I .son, Robert, and Miss Margery MilI ler visited in Detroit yesterday. I Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stump spent I the week-end in Gary. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fullenkamp jof Coldwater, Mich., visited in Decatur over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Shroll attended the Kessler reunion held ; in Centennial Paj-k. Plymouth, nd., ' Sunday. Over one hundred members were present. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Railing and daughter Leona, and Mrs. Wm. , Walther and daughter Billy Lou, i of Lima, Ohio, visTJbd in Decatur | over Sunday. Mrs. Edward Thompson of Toledo , ~Ois a gtifst at the home of Mr. and Mns. V. J. Borman. I Miss Henrietta Kleinhenz and Hubert Oaktey of Fort Wayne ati tended the street fair Saturday evening. ii Mrs. Dayton Baltzell of Fort, • Wayne visited relatives in Decar - ■, tur yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Barnett and ! ! daughter, Sally, of Connersville will ’ ‘arrive tomorrow for a week’s visit

! with Mrs. Barrett’s sister, Mrs. Carroll Burkholder. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fuhrman and family and Mr. and Mre. Hubert Zerkel and family apent the week-j end at Tri akes. Mise Agnes Fhrman has resumed I her duties at the Newburry stor-- i after a vacation of two weeks. Bud Mabig of the Singer Sewiug j Machine Co., has returned to Ibis work after a week’s illnetse. Rev. Father A. A. Kohne of Goodland, Ind., is spending several days at the A. C. Kohne residence. Miss Golden Caress and Sherm Rhodes visited in Union City yesterday. Mrs. Emma Heckathorne of east

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of the city received a painful injury to her hand this morning when it caught in the power wringer of tier washing machine. Iler thumb was mashed and her finger badly bruised but it is thought that no bones were broken. Mrs. Nan West and son Donner, of Auburn are sp* nding this afternoon in Decatur. o . Herons Wreck Live Wires I North Kingston, R. 1.--(U.R) -ElecI iroeution of blue herons is provi ing costly to the South County Pub- ' lie Service company. Eight birds have collided with huge power lines causing damage estimated at |2ou wh time. A’l were killed outright and their wings were burned of feathers. MMaaMMHW———— IIIMIIII ■■■ —■

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