Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 4, Decatur, Adams County, 4 January 1936 — Page 3

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■ Mirs rQV scoaf 'ffSMtTHFR WITH DINNER R„y Shoaf residing W' . nl<-rl.ilne,| Now l,„noriru t''" birthday '“"“■gSSE. [). w -r «;«'• served at ’’MEjWtrui.'l hlldren. Mr. and attd < hlldren. VirHov Shoaf and Jl Mr t'lL) Mrs Floyd Shirk and Kalt Wayne; Mre J. ./ Fort Wayne; Mr. and til' kier and son Paul; <>r Decatur ’JJjL guest, A. F. Shoaf. ■ ab-o the occasion of the ivaries of Mr- and Shirk and Mr and Mrw * voting Os 'be Dutiful Hass which was to have Tuesday. January 7, has -njjpoied until a later date. club will meet at Ar4 ry Hall Monday evening at «vea®y- f l’r o'clock. The >pro'tia B tciiler the auspkoa of the [CORT SUN.. MON., TUES ■‘•THANKS A MILLION” huM® oWe ll. Ann Dvorak. Rubenoff. Paul with Ramona. iacljk'liib Boys. Raymond Patsy Kelly. Pli Comedy. Fox News. 10c-25c show Sunday from 1:15 I — Tonight — " NO "NO MAN'S RANGE” BHbin Kids Comedy “Night Europe," "Wild Wings" s«tr| — Chap. 3 “MIRACLE Tom Mix i Tony. 10-15 c CoAinuous show from 2:00. [ Kltli? Matinee at 2 o'clock Children 5c until 3:30 : *

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M HARRISON CARROLL S’'fl Copt/riyht, 1936. Features Syndicate. Inc. Pitiful as it was Jyiiiy>wood which knew and loved Todd’s death was not » tremendous story to the news-read-ing Mbllc. whose reaction is gauged number of papers sold. tragedy broke for the after-

noon newspapers, and one Los Angeles paper jumped about 46.000 copies on the story. The deaths of Will Rogers and Wiley Post in the Alaskan airplane crash, which also broke on p. m time, boosted circulation on the same paper 110,000 And. going back a few years.

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ttfjPPture of William Edward the fiend who murdered Marian Parker, sold 165.000 I- e s old days, when circulations much smaller, Hollywood's story of all time, the murder William Desmond Taylor ’W l)oul 17,000 added copies on the and. as It pyramided in Jjgry and in prominent names '.. r S' td ' 11 boosted circulation for about 25.000 papers dally. , J ocean b€tw, ‘ en him and his frau. Johnny Weissmuller “g a rx, by brooch to help make •Mimas brighter for Lupe Velez. now making a picture In Carlo. Present No 2 from to his mate was a long dis’ll telephone conversation The ■^W’ rnm ing and now movie star also .^*■1 lhe Present separation of the be the last one of any dura- i ■ °®l Hes tired, he complalna of a bachelor. Jgkat prominent song-writer and married not so long, will the courts early In the new 11 usual. there was a celebration 1 ••■year on the anniversary of the 1 “■that Cecil B De Milie started ' ■■hg "The Squaw-Man”, first J 3 , ount picture to be made In ■ -M #rn,a - That was on Dec. 28 1 years ago The director gave - 1 which was the actual build- I which the film was made Os '• cast, only five were "■* b| e to attend—Oscar Apiel 1 Lareno. Billy Elmer. Tex DnsDick Le Strange The studio 1 Munable to locate Winifred King I Mrs Carmen Runyon) and I iW . dlan actress. Red Wing, who t the squaw. Three turned i

CLUB CALENDAR I Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Mrs. Fanny Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Saturday Psi lota Xi baxkotbal dance, Ma--1 sonic Hall. Monday 1 Christian Corinthian class, Most. I H. Kraft, 7:30 ip. tn. ■ | Fireman's Auxiliary, Fire Boutte, 7:30 p. m. Joint inspection of Decatur and Geneva chapters of O. F. S. at Geneva, 7:30 p. m. I Research Club, postponed. | Woman'ti Club, Library Hall 7:45 p. tn. Tuesday C. L. of C. buslnese meeting, K. .of C. hall. 7:30 p. m. 1 Tri Kappa buaineaa meeting, Elk's Home, 8 p. tn. , Zion Reformed W. M. S„ church 2 p. m. Carpe Diem club, Mrs. George Harding, 7:30 p. m. Pai lota Xi, mayor’s court room Bp.mWednesday Zion Junior Walther League, school house, 7:30 p. tn. Shakespeare Club, Mrs. Dan Sprang, 2:30 p. m. Historical Club, Mna- Kannie Frietoe, 2:30 p. in. Art Department. Profesor Walter ' Mcßride of the Fort Wayne Art school will give the lecture and will .also bring an exhibit. I There will be a dance after the Fennville game this evening at the Masonic Hall under the sponsorship of the Psi lota XI sorority. There will be a business meeting of the Tri Kappa sorority at the Elk's Home at eight o'clock Tuesday evening. There will be a business meeting of the Catholic Ladies of Columbia at the K. of C. hall Tuesday evening. ETA TAU SIGMA MEETS WITH MISS ODLE The Eta Tau Sigma sorority met ;at the home of Miss Isabel Odle of North Secenth street last evening. Miss Mildred Blosser was the assistant hostess. After a short business 1 inerting three games of bridge were ipiayed and prizes were given to Miss Glennys Elzey and Miss Mild-

down chairs marked the places of Dustin Farnum. Art Avon) and Monroe Salisbury, who have passed on. You Asked Me and I’m Telling You 1 Tommy Madrllenl. New York City: Sorry to disappoint you. but Mae West could not get to New York during the holidays, as she wished It was decided to make some added scenes for the star’s new picture. "Klondyke Lou", and those kept her busy for a number of days. The cowboy in Eddie Lowe will never come out again. Notified that a shipment of beef ton the hoof) had arrived from his ranch, the star went down to look them over He got pepped up enough to mount a horse and toss a lasso to the mark, but wrapi>ed it around his wrist Instead of the pommel of the saddle. He was jerked 20 feet through the air and dragged another 20 He showed up at -M G. M. the next day bandaged from the wrist to the shoulder and with his back swathed in adhesive tape. Is there no end to the ingenuity of these make-up men? Perc Westmore devised fire-resisting Santa Claus whiskers and they were worn this year by Joe E. Brown. Pat O’Brien. Frank McHugh (did you know he’s the father of four?) and Fredric March. HOLLYWOOD TICKER-TAPE— Contacted by Sam Bischoff in New York. Rudy Vallee reports no prog-

ress towards x truce with Fay Webb. which would allow him io come to California and make the picture. “Lucky M e”. Granting that the situation remains unchanged. marital troubles will cost •be crooner a fortune in prospective film earnings In the next

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few yeara . . . Runniest Santa Claus of the year was Vince Barnett, who donned whiskers for Mra Ernie Westmore's party for 60 orphans. Joan Crawford now wears no makeup for the street, not even nail polish. . And. if you are Interested In another fashion foible. Max Factor has designed a new coiffure for Olorla Swanson. DID YOU KNOW— That, although Jack Durant and Frank M.tchell were vaudeville partners for 20 years, their parents, all living In New York, never met until the oid folks- recent arrival In Hollywood?

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For Gracious Hospitality. * ■ This almost too spacious dining room was redecorated to reduce the apparent size in order to suit its furnishings. A large-patterned wallpaper, used in place of a plain one, and two corner cupboards gave a new decorative toueh to the room and made it appear less vast than before. Modernization funds obtained from a private financial institution and insured by the Federal Housing Administration were used to make the necessary changes. Foreign Policy Disputed J;/ Foreign Minister Eden ' Premier Laval pjhjk His political future threatened by agitation at home over his foreign policy, Premier Pierre Lava! of France faced the prospect of removal from office. Premier Laval is pictured chatting with Anthony Eden, left, Britain’s new foreign secretary, in Paris prior to their departure for Geneva where he revealed the policies which brought the storm of protest.

red Koldewey. Little Mies Betty Jean Tricker of Muncie was a guest. A one course luncheon was served at the close of the games. The next meeting will be held with Miss Kathryn Archbold in two weeks. F7PERSONALS Dr. A. N. Ferguson and Dr. Hassv.’inkle of Fort Wayne were business visitors in Decatur Friday evening. Mi-s. George M. Smith of Indianapolis, Ind., arrived in Decatur Thursday for a several days’ visit with her daughter, -Mrs. Emerson Thompson and family. Mrs. Smith was accompanied to Decatur by her daughter Mrs. Parker Whiting of Fort Wayne. Luther Gllliom will return to his home in Indianapolis this afternoon after a week’s visit at the Dr. Palmer Eicher residence. Emerson Thompson was an Indianapolis business visitor yesterdayMiss Glenna Lea Brown of Fort Wayne is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Thompson. Mrs. Thompson and Miss Brown were roommates at Indiana University. Dr. and Mrs. Ben Duke were Fort Wayne visitors this morning. Miss Anna Lehman of Berne, a graduate in the 1935 class of nurses from the Lutheran hospital. Fort Wayne, will replace Miss Pittman at the Adams county hospital during the latter’s leave of absence. Giles Porter left Friday for Sprinfield, Ohio, where his mother, Mrs. A. J. Porter, is in a serious condition. Miss Gertrude Nichole, vjho has been on the staff of the Adams County Memorial hospital for the past several years, left the first of the year for her home in Watertown, Wis., to enjoy a few months rest. She will return to Decatur May. 1. Ed Thomas returned to his home in Franklin Friday afternoon after a several day’s visit at th? Herman Ehinger residence on West Madison street. He was accompanied by diaries Ehinger, who will spend the remainder of his vacation in Franklin- . 0 | AUCTION SCHOOL NEWS The class was addressed by another of the instructors of the school, Mr. Grebe. It seems that the farther down the line we go with I the instructors the better they get. Two new students enrolled in the

school. They are Ralph Can oleos Kansas and M. E. Trickel of Wisconsin. Another plans to arrive in

SUN., MON., TUES. CONTINUOUS ALL DAY SUNDAY from 1:15 “TWR THREE MUSKETEERS” Alexandre Dumas’ Glorious Romance! with Walter Abel, Paul Lukas. Margot Grahame, Heather Angel, lan Keith. Added—A ’CHARLIE CHASE’ Comedy. 10c-25c Tonight —ZASU PITTS & HUGH O’CONNELL in "THE AFFAIR OF SUSAN” with Walter Catlett and Irene Franklin. Added - - MAJOR BOWES AMATEUR UNIT No. 2, and a MONTY COLLINS Comedy. 10c-15c «UN . MON.. TTTESL Matinee Sunday 2 P. M.—loc-20c FIRST Sunday Evening Show 6:30 BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM! No. 1 “Too To Kill” with Victor Jorv. Sally O’Neil No. 2 “The Case of The Missing Man” with Roger Prvor, Joan Perry. THRILLS GALORE! ACTION APLENTY! Tonight— CHARLES STARRETT Handsome New Hero of the Old West . . in PETER B. KYNE’S "GALLANT DEFENDER.” Added TAILSPIN TOMMY in “THE GRe.AT AIR MYSTERY” —and— The THREE STOOGES, A Comedy Scream! 10c-15c

the city tonight Col. Olon Merka of Decatur, who was graduated from the Iteppert Auction Bchool laut winter, luui accepted “ poelHon with the Phillipe Auction ■comipany at Centerville, lowa. Bo will hove charge of all their auction work. Including community sales, etc. Mr. Merlca was an cxcnplionally good aludent. Col. Repport, the sac-

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