Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 261, Decatur, Adams County, 4 November 1935 — Page 3

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P. T. A. 8 , TUESDAY r?Sfr'> T. ■• L " : "" K SSKt township will "«>ld "s BBK } . I'oniniiinily hull. fM,' • Mi- il.oner ArE* 11 ■' l '’" l ' '' w ' :l l">'3b< program; . ■■jJL hJilteii from Deea- ® I ■ iWLrtgrlul qua riot. I TBo- l; ’ '' ' ~T Meeting. ithers. the I tag. Air •*" ’• ' ' ia ' r -’ I ' l ,! "’ a rtet. \e |®®p- <|. ruunstniteil -JzfMßi* F er children. [ ftjKbrothere. I The » ><t ins (ls ~ie Historical *•'' " as '" liav,x !,epn liel<l Wtt ite Hancher. W-dnes-been postponed ■ TS»'<>l' ;irv Ladies Aiil Society ■ill~l9B at the < liiir.li Thursday LJ® ~■ ene thirty o'clock for meeting. i’tjl Ladies Aid Society Ml! tffljat the home of Mrs. Vi<IKMrriman Wednesday after- | The t|il. C. class of the Union Bliapel Bunday school will imeet IfridAy Iv.-uing at seven-thirty Elock fit li Mr. and Mrs. George 'W.mY'S TOWNSHIP WT.ONOMiCS CLUB MEETS ■ Th*: Fain: Mary's Townsship ! ■ome Monumics dub met recently ■t the Mm- of Mrs. Howard Maul- ' fc witi>[t'A> t.'y nitie members, five KritOT mid t children present. opened with the club Engaatj prayer. After a brief busi- * melting the following officers Mrs. Glenn Mann,' I: fcesiisn Miss Mildred Helm, sec-1 Artie Jackson, trea-j Barer; Jfrs. Nyffler. press reporter; Sirs. &■ ■■ Tope and Mrs. Austin l ■MeMiAei, leaders; Mrs. Milton fcirochutr and Miss Helen Nyffler, "Wteraft leaders. Following the part of the lesson on the Clinic was given by Mrs. One new member, Mrs. VtaHySay. was welcomed. At the -Blase at the afternoon the hostess by Mrs. Will Johnson and ■lrs. Otis Shifferly and daughter, refreshments. r*S TAIN -■mßr guests I Mr. inj Mrs. Giles Porter enterllaiae4|at dinner Sunday for Mr. H. E. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. ■JtuneatHurst of this city and Miss of Muncie. I Mr. jmd Mrs. A. R. Ashbaucher ■entertained Sunday at dinner for ■Mr. sad Mrs V. R. Bragg and Mr. J. H. Hilkenne of IndianfMymil Mr. and Mrs. Henry Decatur. RGUESTS Mrs. David Smith of the entertained at dinner night honoring Mr. and Atneron of PhiladelI Fireman's Auxiliary will jinert with Mrs. Arthur Baker Mon- ■ <iay evening at seven-thirty o'clock. BWftain GUESTS |AT SUNDAY DINNER I Mrs. Tom Ehinger enterI dinner Sunday for Mr. and Prickman and Mrs. of Toledo, Ohio; Mr. 11 Rademacker and fa- ( W’ lt ant * daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ZolI w^B. an< * daughter Mary of Fort Work and Win class of the .Brethren Sunday school will Thanksgiving supper at of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Thursday evening. Members i to meet at the church and be provided. Ever Ready class of the Mei Sunday school will meet at of Mrs. Sol Sheets Thurs7, at seven-thirty o ® k ' The hostesses will be Mrs. uj| n Pol ’ ter ’ Mrs - Han Tyndall, ™ G "y Brown and Mrs. A. E. s, “ JWling hosts ® PONS OR DINNER t»k , Howling ,Hoet s of the DecaIn tH* B< i llool will serve a dinner high school gymnasium o’®i r nigllt froin five to eight -W k ' Tl,e dinner will be served ife'! nty ' five cents and th6 publnvited to attend. The profund 8 WiU b 6 placed in the athletic ■e menu for the dinner will in-

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. i Mias Mary Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Monday Fireman'e Auxiliary, Mrs. Arthur Baker, 7:30 p. in. Woman’s Cltlb, dramatic depart- ■ ment in charge, Library 7:45 p. in. Christian Corinthian ciaee, Mrs. Ralph Welsh, 7:30 p. m. Research Clute, Mrs. Fred Fruchte 2:30 p. m. Tuesday C. L. of C. business meeting, K of C. hal), 7:30 p. m. Zion Reformed G. M. G. pot-luck supper, church, 6 tp. m. Zion Reformed W. M. 8., church parlors, 2 p. m. Evangelical Dutiful Daughters clase, postponed one week Young Matrons Club, Mrs. <lren» Schafer, 7:30 p. m. Psi lota Xi business meeting, Mayor's Court Room, 8 p. m. Mt. Tabor Ladies' Aid, Mrs. Groce Tope, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Pythian Sister tri-county meeting Tocsin. •Historical Club, postponed. Salem Ladies Aid Society. Mrs. Victoria Merriman, afternoon. Thursday M. E. Ever Ready claee, Mrs. Sol Sheets, 7:30 p. m. U. B. Work and Win Thanksgiving Bttpper, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Arnold, meet at church at 6 p. m. D. H. S. 'Howling Hoste dinner, school gymnasium, 5 to 8 p. m. M. E. New England dinner, postponed to Nov. 14. Zion Lutheran Missionary society Lutheran school, 8 p. m. St. Mary’s parish unit of National Catholic Council of Women opening meeting, K of C. hall, 7:30 p. m. Calvary Ladies Aid Society, church, 1:30 ip. m. Friday Union Chapel C. I. C. class, Mr. • and Mrs. George Cramer, 7:30 p. m. I elude creamed chicken on biscuit, j escailoped potatoes, buttered beans I cold slaw, applesauce, pie and cosI fee. Tickets may be procured from ! any member of the Howling HoeLs or at the Green Kettle. o Immanuel Walther League Plans Play The 'lmmanuel Walther League will present a three act comedy drama, “No-Account David" at the Bin ke school building Saturday and Sunday nights, November 9 and 10. ®. Schultz is directing the presentation. The play takes place in Grandma Golden’s farmhouse in New York | state. Following is the cast of characters: Mrs. olden (Gran), A dead old lady Hilda Blakey David Benton (Dave), iA wanderer out of the depths . Gerhard Schultz Jean Matthews, A school teacher Monema Blakey Ned Golden, Gran’s grandson, a weaikling . Wilbur Blakey Sheriff Frank Barnes, Who does his duty Arthur Bischoff Mrs. Mattie Zona, A vaudeville ■performer Margaret Schamerloh Zetta Zona, Her daughter, also of vaudeville Gertrude Schultz Chum Zona. Her husband, ditto Edgar Krueckeberg J. C. Cooley, Who holds the mortgage ... Harry Schamerloh Bill, A small boy witness Frederick Sehaferloh o Card of Thanks We wish in this manner to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the neighbors and friends, those who sent floral offerings, and all who so kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Lewis Supringer and children. o Riley Pupils To Present Operetta The pupils of the Riley building will present an operetta, "What’s the Matter with Sally?” at the Decatur high school auditorium Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The price of admission will be 10 cents for grade children and 15 cents for high school stdents and adults. The story of the operetta centers about a very rich little girl, Sally Donnelly, who has, due to her environment, become sulky and discontented. Hoping to discourage these traits, Sally’s mother plans with an old friend and schoolmate, Miss Jeffries, who teaches at St. Thomas’ Orphanage, to leave her there as “an orphan” for a few weeks. Under the influence of the new surroundings of those less fortunate than herself, Sally soon realizes that her sense of superiority Is the natural development of selfishness. The plot is full of interesting situations, finally developing into a characterization of friendship love and loyalty.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1935.

\ lar <rowd attended the tlih dinner at the Decatur country Club Friday night. The dinner was served to 100 persons, after which dancing was enjoyed. Mrs. Harry Molt*, Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. George Flanders and Mis. Gladys Chamberlain attended •he D. A. R. tea which was held in the Woman's dufi building in Fort Wayne this afternoon. Mrs. J. C. Miller of this city and Mrs. Rose Moran of Indianapolis returned last week from a six weeks’ visit in Los Angeles Cal., where they were guests of the forme:'a daughter, Mrs. Harry O. Paul and sons, Dick and Fred. Mias Frieda Scherer spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wagoner in Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Shady and daughter. Ethel of Preble, spent Sunday with D. C. Shady family in Kirkland township. The condition of George Hill who has been a patient at the hospital since Friday afternoon Is improving steadily. Kenneth Vise] of Van Wert, Ohio, looked after business here today. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pierce of Port Huron. Michigan were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Morris of North Fifth street. Dr and Mrs. Ben Duke visited in Fort Wayne last evening. Leo Kirsch and Theodore Graliker are spending two days in De-i troit. C. R. Uhl and sone Bernard and Richard, returned to Toledo, Ohio, yesterday after at several day’s visit at the Charles Voglewede residence. Mrs. Uhl remained in Decatur for a continued visit. Howard Mauller, trustee of Union township was a business visitor in Decatur this morning. Charles Ehinger and "Lightning” Thomas returned to Lafayette Sunday after a visit with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ehinger. They were accompanied by Jim Ehinger, who will return this afternoon. Tom Voglewede returned to his studies at the University of Detroit after a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Voglewede. J. Walter Bockman returned Monday afternoon to the Hines Hospital, Hines. 111., after a several days’ visit in Decatur. Mrs. G. H. Wehmeyer is ill at her home on Mercer Avenue. Chalmer Porter, Herman Myers and Cal Y’ost made a business trip to Chicago this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Weisbeeker

* ©1936, K. J KeynoiiteTvb.Co. WHAT THE MILDNESS OF CAMELS MEANS TO FAMOUS AVIATORS LieutenantCommanderFrankHawks,U.S.N.R., f , W famousholderof2l4specdrecordsandtheHar' | mon Trophy, says: "I’ve been Hying for 19 I K W years and smoking Camels almost as long. | Making speed records tests the pilot as well as I ■& w. his plane. Camels never make me jumpy or bother my physical’condition’in any way. As 1 # the athletes say, Camels are so mild they don t | ' 1 <W W continent speed ace. "Because of get the wind. And I’ve found they never upset ... \ / > W W their mildness, Camels never tire my nerves. Camel must use choicer tobaccos.” ® W my ,aste - s P lt 'd flyer uses up V energy just as his motor uses ’gas.’ w HI After smoking a Camel, I get a i 'll' hL W a. “Specking of cigarettes, 1 make it i 1 A S ' 6 " a rule to smoke Camels," says Mrs. 1 i iiiku ji limi iwWWm I \\ Kenyon, sportswoman piiot. ««• JMHSM 1k "They the mildest cigarette .! S*' ’ 4 k MBR ** * I know. Morning, noon, an J night. v ajjatfip.',.., J can smoke C amels steadily. They Mg t 'mu never upset my nerves. And each •' Camel renews the zest and enjoy- Xment of the last one!" . 1 * :*. f’HWKSEHOaKS®!' (AW / ' I F 111 { l ./ Kl jgg 7 THAT camels jf ARE mild, d|-3s IZc*. "I appreciate the mellow flavor of Camels," says Sir Charles Kings- V,. I btlltK 30®. MET ford-Smith, the transpacific flyer, S Jr p-.- CTCA n\z JSR Pi ia a recent interview "Camels re- W rVK I i V > 'u?® 7", Wjlk I poking > ■ ffl I ' ‘ X ' - TUNE ||J I CAMEL CARAVAN w«h WAL. 0 Camels are made from finer, MOKE " t-f- As A ’ i I VITE in. TER O'KEEFE* DEANE J ANTS \ W //. ft'**’ W TED BUSING • GLEN GRAY and the CASA EOMA //’A'z/* / £’.y>- JeT FXPFNSIVF. TOBACCOS—Turkish and //tCRyz , n fejfes ORCHESTRA.TuesdayandThursday-9p.m E.ST., . , . , . Z» ’’V, Bp.m.C.S.T., 930p.m. M.S. T. and 830 p. m. P.S.T, -K/ Domestic than-any other popular brand. IAtTIT/I -over WABC-Columbu Network. fS,R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY Z i mHHHRHHMHMNHHMHBI - - - - ' Wmstoo Saiem. North Carolina

and daughter, Florence, and Jerald Myluti of Chicago visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mylott. Recent arrivals from Decatur at St. Petemliurg, Florida are Mrs. Cora I). Miller, Miss Evelyn Miller and Jesee Buyman of Belmont park. Thia is their fifth season at the Sunshine City and they ure making t.helr home at 2160'4 Queensboro avenue South. Miss Geraldine Everett of Marion, was the guest, of Mr. and Mwt. O. T. Johnson over the week-end. Lloyd Conrad spent Sunday at the Jack Ellsworth residence. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ball and son Walton, of Marion, were week end guestu of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bormann. Miss Margaret Eiting, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Eiting, left this afternoon for Indianapolis for a several days' visit. Miae Dorothy Miller returned last evening from Fort Waytie where she visited her brother. Sam Miller and family. She was accompanied home by Mies Miriam Moore and Ed Schwartz and Grover Clouser. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young attended the football game at Columbus, Ohio, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walther and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young were the guests of friends in Marion Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Metzler spent Sunday at Garrett, with Mrs. Metzler's mother, Mrs. Ann Schiffli. Sim Beineke of Kirkland town- • ship looked after business here today. Dick Archbold returned to Bron- ! son Michigan, Sunday, accompanied Iby hie parents, Dr. and Mrs. Roy Archbold and Miss Mary Suttles. Mr. end Mrs. E. M. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Haywood and Mrs. J. F. Cook of Dayton, Ohio, were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Thomas. Mrs. Cook will remain for a week’s visit with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas. James Hendricke of Monroe was a business visitor here Saturday. Dick Archbold of Bronson, Mich., spent the week-end in Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hakes and family of Monroe visited in Decatur Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews and family and Mrs. Mary Fullenkamp and daughter Rose spent Sunday at Findlay. Ohio the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weissling and family. Miss Vera Porter of Muncie spent ■ the week-end in this city with her ■ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Giles Porter. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Al Schneider and Mrs. Kathryn Schneider returned last evening from a week's visit in Saginaw and Battle Creek, Mich.

Sorority Presents Katheryn . Turney-Garten Wednesday Wjß ■ ' I

The Psi lota Xi soiority of this city will present Miss Katheryn Turney-Gagten of Indianapolis at Library hall, Wednesday evening, November 6. Miss Garten will give fwn readings, "Leopold the Unloved,” by Ludwig Bauer and "Four Gardens” by Margery Sharp.

While in Saginaw they attended the Pioneer Telephone Company banquet at the Bancroft Hotel. District Control Supervisor Here C. M. Long, district supervisor of the AAA wheat control program, will be in the county control office Wednesday, at 10 a. tn. for a meeting with the local wheat control

Tickets can be obtained from the sorority members or at the door for 25 cents. Miss Garten is a pleasing and entertaining reader and her former appearances here were enthusiastically received. Miss Eloise Lewton is chairman of the program.

■ board. The purpose of this meeting ■: will be to set up the budget for the I current wheat control year. The members of the local board are: Ralph S. Myers, Edwin Neuhauser, ( John W. Blakey, Winfred Gerke, '! and Millon Girod. . Mr. Long, in hie notice to the local board, stated that Friday, Noveimber 15. was the last clay on i which to make applications for ■ wheat contracts and urged that anyI one interested should see his com-

munity committeeman or rail at the local control office, which is housed In the county agent’s office at Decatur. ■ ■ -o~— ♦ ♦ Adams County Memorial Hospital + —, , ——— , .—I .. ■ Dismissed Nov. 2; Elias Hinton, Monroeville. Admitted Nov. 2; George Reynolds, 336 West Dak Mt., minor op ration; Waller Heiman, Route 4. ■■— — 0 ——■ — William Beitler Injured Saturday William Beitler, Hartford township farmer, was admitted to the Adams county memorial hospital today for observation and x-ray. Mr. Beitler was severely injured Saturday when he and his non Ixivern were cutting trees in a woods. A limb fell, striking Mr. Bi-ltler on the back of hie head. Hlfl right arm was paralyzzed following the accident and it is thought that he possibly suffered a skull fracture. o Receives Word Os Death Os Relative Dr. P. B. Thomae received word Sunday morning of the death of hie brother-in-law, George W. Horn, of Grrenville, Ohio, hueband of Dr. Thomas'e only living sister. Mr. Horn died from pneumonia. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Thomao and Mrs. Carrie Haubold accompanied Dr. Thoman to Greenville Sunday evening. He will return to Decatur Tuesday evening. o Trustees Vote Down Hiring Health Nurse The township trustees in their regular monthly meeting today voted down a motion to employ a county health nurse for this school year. Last year the state provided the funds for the school nurses. Thi«

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• year the townships would have had I to i;>*y the salaries. Mlmh Patch, WPA cnse work director for Adams and Wells conntlee talked to the tratoes, explaining , some of the functions of the new I WPA program. —- o—I Pythian Sisters To Meet At Tocsin The trlcounty meeting of the ' Pythian Slater temple will be held • in Tocsin al! day Wednesday. The counties included in tiie group are I Adams, Welis and Blackford. A pot lu< k dinner will be served at the noon hour and a program presented during the afternoon. 1 The business of the organization will lie conducted during the morn- ‘ . lug. A number of members of the local temple are planning to attend I the meeting. o. Young Woman Admits Slaying Her Husband ■ I Memphis. Tenn.. Nov. 4 —(UP> • — Mrs. Benton Root. 30 year old wife of a son of a Chicago pastor, was formally charged with first degree murder today for the fatal ehcoting of her husband after a ho1 t.l party Saturday night. | Police eaid «he tearfully but proudly admitted shooting her 32- , year old hueband because of "Amorous meanderings.” the direct cause of her act being his "Hello. Honey" addrcHsed to a titian-haired cigarette girl. The young couple had been estranged for a month, but the irarty wae arranged to celebrate their reunion. > Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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