Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 231, Decatur, Adams County, 30 September 1935 — Page 3

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a sit' -of pictures taken in gallery. In "The Brule " H"'..". the finished result will like an oil painting. aft.r n'ght, Astrid Allwyn Milton Schwartz occupy a quiet e ' ! ' tlx King's club and thc stay . - aters are convinced it’s a serious ance between the two. She's the blonde who has been in so 0X ‘"ctures ar >d he's one of Wurtzel’s right-hand men. for sin h a thing to happen ■K 81 as Norman Poster and Sally are so busy with their marPreparations. Recently, at Co■“bla' Norman and Victor Jory tr' 1 n flSllt for tlie Picture, "Song amnc<i "- Jory, a former naSti'ird boxing champion, for- ■) ‘0 Pull a punch and Norman took count ■ ’lie experience of Chuck Reisner Kin./'/'! more weiri ’- They wbre v* kal'l eagle for the picture, K‘. „ e ?° m Rlng " The bi rd "as ■hen ,he biR went on, h dd ? nly went berserk. Chuck IE 80 ,he caßlfi «'» at Ktinn » st ' U giving a.swell Iml■L R ° f an vlec,rlc riveter when nny ’_ happened to be Uf ?. n a lea *her aviator’s ■rum h^/ rabbe<l ,he attacker by the K,... ” nes aa d Pulled him off. RelsKo w on ng ln for canarlf, s from ■>o° Stetk 11 rt and rm Telllnß You! ■krone in ri, A ‘ bany: You read it ■Crosby did at »« ational weekly ' Bins S not fly to Saratoga to the gj® *

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Mies Mary Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Monday Catholic Action unit six, Miss' Helena Miller. Pinochle club, Mr. and .Mrs. Wil i liatn Lister, 7:30 p. m. 1 Research Club opening meeting, ! Lutz Cottage at Hamilton Lake. Py thian Needle Club, K. of P.' i Home after temple. T uesoay Zion Reformed W. M. S., church ' parlors, 2:30. Tri Kai; pa. Mias Katheryn Eng eler, 8 p. m. Psi lota Xi. Mayor's Court room 7:30 ,p. m. Evangelical Dutiful Daughters class, .Mm. Gerald Cole, Homei steads, 7:30 p. m. C. L. of C. business meeting, K. of I C. hall, 7:30 p. in. Carpe Diem Club, Mrs. George I Harding. 7:30 p. m. Zion Reformed G. M. G. masquerade party, Mrs. Henry Graber, 7:30 p. m. W. C. T. U. Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Franklin. 2:30 p. m. Civic Section called meeting, library rest room, 7p. m. Wednesday Tri Kappa Girl Scout troop 1 j campfire meeting. Central echoed. I I p. m. South Ward P. T. A.. South Ward .sobool, 2 p. ni. Senior Walther League busine.se meeting. Lutheran school. Evangelical Loyal Dorcae cla.s.s ! vegetable eoup sale, church. Historical Club. Mrs. Ed -Ahr, ■ 2:30 p. m. Thursday Christian Ladies Aid. Mre. Henry ' Lichtenstetiger. 2 p. m. U. B. Work and Win cla.se. postI iponed. Zion Junior Walther League ' party at Woodburn, meet at Luthern school. 6:30 p. m. Friday United Brethren V. I. S. -class. Mary Hurst. 7:30 p. m. Methodist W. H. M. S.. Mrs. T. jW. Holsapple. twenty cents a quart and orders may be phoned to 837. The Senior Walther League will hold a business meeting at tihe • Lutheran school Wednesday evenI ing. The Ladies aid society of the I Christian church will meet at the J home of Mrs. Henry Lkhteneteiger on Oak street, Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. All members are urg-

race*. He never flies. Dixie Lee was along, but the kids stayed in Hollywood. Yes, they’re back now. There were seven imitations of Jessel on the radio one evening recently—and he isn’t on the air himself. In case the fire fighters in the San Bernadino national forest are still wondering, the pretty brunette who helped bind up their burns was Yola D’Avril of the films. For a thrill, she drove to the scene with Dr. Frank Nolan, but remained as voluntary nurse. What with staying up most of the night and all the excitement, she was In bed with a bad cold. What is the hilarious inscription on the gold-headed cane that Jack Dempsey gave to Harry Richman? HOLLYWOOD TICKER-TAPE— Pals of Pauline Garon will be glad to hear she is back working at Warner’s and all recovered from her long illness. . . . The fibbers are having

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a lot of fun, but the reason Hal Wallis is walking around with a cane is just what he says. He stumbled on a piece of hose on the beach and broke his toe ... Cracker Henderson, Gary Cooper’s man Friday, is in the Wilshire hospital for s o m et h ing or other.. . . Charles

Ray’s black eye was received In a acene for a picture “Just My Luck". ... If it can't be Toby Wing, Jackie Coogan Is determined it will at least be a blond. He is dining Betty Grable at Sardis these evenings. . . . And that was Shirley Ross with Henry Fonda at the Century club. . . . Willie Castello, who deserves praise for sticking it out. Is doing a small part In “The Great Impersonation". . . . Wallie Beery is sending Carol Ann to the coast by train, but plans to fly home himself . . . and W. C. Fields Is off to Soboba hot springs for a couple ot weeks. DID YOU KNOW— That Henry Hathaway, Gary Cooper's director in “Peter Ibbetson , once spent nine months following a religious pilgrimage across India? He i did it in a battered second-hand car.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1935.

ed to be present, as business of importance will lie discussed. SHELBY COUPLE WED. HERE SATURDAY Miss Louise Coble, daughter of • G. W. Coble of Bucyrus, Ohio, and [ Emmerson Shaw, son of Mr. and I Mrs. W. D. Shaw of Shelby, Ohio. I were married Saturday afternoon at fourt-thirty at the parsonage of the Firet Presbyterian Church in this city. Rev. G. O. Walton officiated j at tie ceremony. The couple were! attended by Mr. and Mrs. Richard; J. Shaw, brother and sister-in-law-of the groom. The bride wore a peacock blue wool crepe dress with hat to matehand a shoulder bouquet of white, gardenias. Mre. Shaw wore a greencrepe drees with shoulder bouquet of talisman roses. Other guests at the ceremony ■ were Mrs. Grace Allwein and eon, i Tom. After the ceremony dinner wae ‘ served to ten guests at the Allwein I residence on Madison street. Mr. I and Mrs. Shaw left after tibe dinner for points north. They will be at home in their newly furnished home at 25 Auburn street, Shelby. Mrs. Shaw graduated from Shelby IHgh school and is a member of Alpha Pi Sigma sorority. Mrs. Shaw graduated front Shelby high school and attended Oberlin Bsiness College. He is employed as a salesman I for the Singer Sewing Machine Co. The popular young couple have a wide circle of friends. They are well known in Dcatur, having visited here a number of times. TWIN SISTERS CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klopfenstein of Bluffton entertained with a pot- ! luck dinner and supper Sunday in honor of the birthdays of Mrs. Klopi fenstein and her twin sister, Mrs. I Floyd Liby of Monroe. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Liby, Mr. and Mrs. John Me Kean of Monroe; Mr. and Mre. RanJUST RECEIVED iissortment of Beautiful DRESSES and COATS MRS. M. MOYER 128 N. 4 st.

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some Barkley and daughter Evelyn - lof Decatur and the host and hosItess. ANNOUNCEMENT MADE OF RECENT WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Johnson,; I 210 South Ninth street, announce the marriage of their daughtetr, Nellie to Harry Alspach, son of i Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Alsipach of Hartford City. The marriage took place at New i port, Kentucky on July 15, 1935. The ring ceremony was used. I Mr. and Mrs. Alspach will reside | at Hartford City where Mr. Alspach , is employed at the Corrugated Pai per mills. I The bride was graduated from the Decatur high school and is | employed at the J. J. Newberry I company. Mr. Alspach was gradual- ' rd from the St. Mary’s high school i in St. Mary’s, Ohio. The V. I. S. class of the United ’ Brethren Sunday school will have a meeting at the home of Mary Hurst Friday night at seven-thirty o’clock. SCOUT TROOP TO SEEK NEW MEMBERS A campfire meeting of the Tri Kappa girl scout troop one will be held Wednesday evening and all members are asked to meet at the I Central school at four o’clock. Girls over ten years of age interested in girl scout work are invit-: ed to attend this meeting as are ' former members of the troop. Each girl is asked to bring -her own lunch. The Work and Win class of the United Brethren Sunday school which was to .have met Thursday, - has been postponed. SOCIETY SURPRISE PARTY HONORS MRS. MARY MILLER A surprise party wae held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee G. Meyer, south of Decatur, Sunday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. Mary C. Miller w>hoae seventy fifth birthday anniversary was an event of last Friday. Games and music were enjoyed after which a pot-luck supper was served. Those present were the honored guest, Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mns. Charles J. Miller and children, Leo Ulman and children, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Miller and children, Pat Miller and daughters. Mns. Tony Gase and children and Robert Rumschlag, all Decatur; Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Miller j

and children, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Getty and baby eon, Bernard Miller and daughter of Fort Wayne; Mrs. I William Lichtle and sons of Mansfield, Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. John Mil- , ler of Monroe, and Mr. and Mns. Lee G. Meyer. 0 Mtee Mildred Worthman. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steele and daughter Patricia of Sullivan spent the weekend here with Mias Worthman’s mother. Mrs. M. F. Worthman. Among those from Decatur who . attended the retreat at Kneipp’s sanatorium. Rome City., were Mrs Barney Wertzberger, Mrs. Fred Baker, Mrs. Peter Heee and Mrs. John Schultz. The ladies left Fri-j day and returned Sunday. Mrs. William Lichtle and sons Rob?rt and Edward returned to their home in Mansfield. Ohio after spending Sunday with relatives . here. Miss Lillian Worthman and her | guest, Miss Mary Peacock of Ind- ■ ianapolis were week-end visitors in this city. Mrs. Ella Franz-Osborn of Auburn, left Saturday for Fort Wayne : after spending a week here, the . guest of Mrs. C. E. Hocker and ' Mrs. E. B. Macy. Miss Marie Kolter of Fort Wayne spent the week-end here. Miss Ruth Elzey and Mrs. Chaimer Deßolt vieited in Fort Wayne j Saturday afternoon. Police were asked Saturday to , watch for two stolen -cars. One car ; was stolen at Bluffton and the other at Muncie. The automobiles were

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Sir Malcolm Campbell —not given much to talking—but strong on performance. Like most men he smokes cigarettes—we don’t know what brand—but we do know he is one of the world’s outstanding sportsmen. And Chesterfields"7 In the cigarette world, _ A. „ Chesterfields are outstanding f° r mildness—outstanding for / 7 ' better taste. 7 / They too are willing to let the record do the talking. A / / O' /

not seen in this city. Mrs. Henry Fruchte and her daughter Amanda of Magley were guests Sunday of Mrs. Fruchte’e daughter. Mrs. M. F. Worthman. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lose have returned from Claveland, Ohio, where they sp nt the past week as the guesLs of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Foos and attended the Eucharistic i Congress. They stopped at Custar, Ohio, to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Thompson enroute borne. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hoieapple attended the homecoming at the Methodist Episcopal church in LaFountaine Sunday. Miss ißess Schrock of Chicago Ls | the guest of her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. William Schlock of Second St., for several days. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Meyers of Monroe were guests yesterday of Miss Madge Hite. ! The Misses Virginia Ehinger, IsaI bel Odle and Myrtle Jane Aughenbaugh, Karl and Dick Sheets attended the Bluffton Strete Fair Sat- ’ urday evening. i Mrs. Don Quinn of Oak Park is | the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Merryman. Bud Mendenhall and Tom Allwein students at DePautv University, japent the week-end in Decatur at the latter’s 'home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gillkun and sons Dick and Arthur, Jr., of Indianapolis visited at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Palmer Eicher Sunday morning. They continued to Berne where they spent the afternoon visiting with friends and relatives. The Misses Mary Klepper and Corolene Townsend and Bud Mendenhall and Tom Allwein spent Saturday evening in Bluffton. Chris Eicher and daughter, Martha of Preble spent yesterday in

Decatur. ■ Mr. and Mns. Herman Myers visit- > ed in Bluffton Saturday evening. i Dick Ar.hbold of Bronson, Michigan was a week-end visitor in De- • catur. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Mueller of i Tort Wayne were guests last even- i ing of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Klepper. Carlisle Flanders and Llionas Me- . , Intosh visited in Fort Wayne Sat- . urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hite spent last evening in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gentis and < Mr. and Mns. Harry Knapp attended 1 the street fair in Bluffton Saturday ; evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Whittenbar-' I ger of Decatur were Sunday dinner ’ guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. John- 1 son and son Everett. Mrs. Lucile Collison and baby, I Billy, of Massillon, Ohio, Mrs. Belle 1

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Lichteneteiger and daughter Dorothy, Mrs. Paul Liehtensteiger and baby Martha Lu of Ohio City. Ohio, visited Saturday with the O. T. Johnson family. Mrs. J. E. Lautzenheiser of Monroe was a Decatur visitor this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller and family visited in Paine. Ohio, Sunday and attended a school reunion at the ißrady school. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shell and son Kenneth. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Gander and family. Anna Jane, Dickie. Barbara Ruth, and Alice, and Mr. and Mre. Frank Lough, Jf., and son James Karl viistied in Fort Wayne Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Thatcher and daughter Rottena Belle Wertsbaugher. Mre. Albert Arnold has returned from a several day’s visit at Bluffton.

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