Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 144, Decatur, Adams County, 17 June 1936 — Page 3

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■initiation ■ regular ulb-iness Hied ng H.'lir'J.i Theta Hr,, lino ■' P'iins *•''''' comph-l-tritiation of Hi" ree-nlly ■ ml niend**' l *- Kiaiain ' vlll b "' Slllllll| y Hint i' l o'‘ 10, k ul ,lu ‘ l ’ :ll,s K a:i>l a <litin»-r will "njov <<l K ■ r [icatur 1 II club will ni"' * K,. . ..I, s. bool Thursday aft. ■■ ■ at nne-tliirty o'clock. ■sS ENJOYS Kc SUPPER H,. \| ul , and Martha el:ie.< d ' Epi'i-'.pal Sunday school Memorial park Ti>i-d,:v and • "joyed a picnic ■ uoH ■ hold :.! <■< odioL' H, ;,.| >lrs. Dolch. cluse pi • ■ ,1, charge. Miss Magt’iH|e.i led th" Htei in the evening a pot luck Her was .served to the twenly:v present and also see■guests H stesses were .Mrs. K... Smith, Mrs. Blanche Boss.. Enoch Eady. He Women of the Moose will Ha called meeting Thursday Hng at s ven-thirty o'clock at ■ home. The meeting is to H„ important one amt evei \ is urged to be present. HeSiif'lta Rea club will meet al Thursday evening at of Mrs. Lawrence Beal, e|py homemakers ■d regular meeting HeK .nl Township Happy HuluHrs 4-11 club met Thursday atHon at 1:30 p. m. at the home Johnson. ■ meeting was opened by ■g <>f chili song and rep-atiiu: and motto. Deniotisi r.i- ■ were given by Marguerite Kit■n sewing and canning. A ba:■demonst ration was given by Jean Tunvbleson. Roll call

I Winnes Shoe Store I Beginning Thursday |£ JUNE 18th I DON’T i I MISS g! >/ Bl U i — B! // UwJsaB 1 of Summer Footwear 250 M '* Sandals /O' in colors of /r \ White - Red ■Yellow - Green sizes 4 to 8 $ 1.19 Pr. ' Q ; , Youths and Boys f7Q.» Tennis Shoes * _ Childrens Straps and 41 1U /\ x. Oxfords, sizes 9to 2 tPL«I«' / \\ Childrens Barefoot QQf* V \ Sandals, pair *7Ov V x . Romans White Sport Ox- y/ \ fords. Sale price $1 .98 > Mens White Calf Oxfords, fancy toe round <9.J)S •rouser crease, good $5 value. Specia }-r SALE FOR CASH. NO LAY-AU A AS. Sale Opens 8:30 A. M„ June 18.1936- J

wan answered by "My Favorite JUdio Program." Games were played I ami delicious refreshments were I served by Mary Louise McCoy and Margaret Moses, Tim next meeting will bn held at the home of Norma Jean and Alice Tumhleeon on June 25 at 1 •'!«) P. M. The I). Y B. class of the United Brethren church will entertain their •families at the Frank Hurst coun-1 try honie Thursday, Members are asked to meet at the church at seven o’clock in the evening, and transportation will be furnished. The Eta Tan Sigma sorority will i have a spring pl nie Thursday evening at eight o’clock. Membe rs are requested to meet at the library. McKEAN-SHADy • MARRIAGE CEREMONY Mias Rema Shady, daughter of ' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shady of Kirkland township and Galvin McKean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Me- • Kean of Kirkland township, were • married at the Monroe Friends’ par-1 wonage Tuesday afternoon at five ' o’clock. The Rev. Vernon Riley performed the ceremony. Rev. and Mrs. James Shady of 1 Santa Fe, Ohio, acconupanied the i couple. Witnesses to the ceremony were Edgar Shady and Mi's. Alfred • Kahnert of Monroe. The bride was attired in white silk crepe and carried a bouquet of American beauty rises and sweet peas. ________ DECATUR LADIES ARE GUESTS AT BRIDGE TEA A number of Decatur ladies attended the D. A. R. bridge tea In ’ Fort Wayne Tuesday afternoon as • guests of Mrs. Charles Keller, Fort ■ Wayne, and Mrs. Harry Moltz and Mrs. John Peterson of Decatur. ■ The guests included the Mes- ; dames George Flandere, James - Kocher, 1.. A. Graham. Roy Arch- ■ hold Bryce Thomas, Chalmer Por- ■ ter. Dan Tyndall Guy Brown, Ward Calland, Gladys Chamberlain. WilI Ham Bowers, Roy Ka'ver, Avon

DECATtm DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, .JUNE 17, 1936.

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phonee 1000 — 1001 Wednesday Zion Reformed latdlt* A Id, church, ,2:.'to p. m. Girl Scout Troop 1 Central School 4 P- in. Phoebe Bible Class, Mrs. H. B. Macy, 7:30 p. m. Decatur Home F.e (Tub. Mrs. Ora MaeAlhaney, 1 ;J0 p. m. Thursday M. E. Woman's Foreign Missionary, Mrs. Charles Fletcher, 2 p. in. St. Paul ladles aid, Mrs. H. L. Smith, all day. Ruralistlc Study Club, Mrs. Joe Spangler, 8 p, m. Christian Ladles’ Pie Sale, phone orders to Mrs. William Kohls number SIL Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid, Mrs. J. L. Kocher, 2:30 p. m. Magley Reformed church ipuibllc social, 7:30 p. m. Baptist Woman’s Society, Mrs. (1. ; Palmer, 10 a. m. | M. E. Standard Bearers, Miss Donnabell Fennimore, 7 p. in. Frienedship Village (Tub, Mirs. I Alien Wolf, 1:30 p. m. Evangelical Loyal Daughters, Mrs. George Sprague. '7:30 p. m. Decatur 4-H dub, high school, 1:30 p- m. Women of Moose, called meeting Moose Home, 7:30 p. m. Ko Cha Rea. Mrs. Lawrence Beal. 1 7:30 p. m. United Brethren D. Y. B. class, i meet at church. 7 p. <m. Eta Tan Sigma picnic. Library ’ 8 p. in. Friday Auxiliary Public Bingo Party, Legion Home. 8 ip. m. Pocahontas Ixxlge, Red Men's Hall, 7:30 p.m. Sunday Aeeordian Sacred Concert, Evangelical Church, 7:30 p.m. Burk and 'Albert Gehrig and Mins : Madge Hite. MISS MARJORIE BUTLER HOSTESS TO G. G. G. CLASS The G. G. G. class of the United Brethren Sunday school met with Miss Marjorie Butler Tuesday evening with Miss Maxine Hilton as leader. A short business session was held with Miss Ruth Williams, teacher, in charge. Miss Rose Marie Stanley was welcomed as a new member. A social hour and games were enjoyed after which dainty refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by her mother. RESOLUTION “We the members of the Adams County Council submit this resolution expressing our feelings of profound loss in the death of James Kenney of Jefferson township, who passed away. March 27, 1938. I “Re it resolved that the members of this council do express and convey their deep sympathy and feelings to ilie bereaved family. "That he was long a valued and active member of the Adams county Council having expressed his views on many puzzling and com- ■ plicating problems. “His membership and deep interest in the actions of this board reflected credit upon the organization. for he had at all times practiced a high standard of ethics. “Service to his neighbors and fellow men was his dominating motive. His was the highest type of citizenship. “His warmth of heart and en- ! thusiasm which he brought to i every contract; his unselfishness in many civic projects with which he was identified, and his congenial personality will be sadly missed by this board; by the entire county and by the surrounding commtinI ities, for he was extremely liberal in all of his acts of charity. "Signed: “Henry Dehner, Dean Byerly, Evert Banter, Chris Eicher, E. .1. Kenney, August Conrad, James A. Hendricks." o i — ♦ Adams County I j Memorial Hospital -—— —— Ralph Conrad, san of Mrs. Frieda Conrad, route 2, admitted Monday. Fred Col-chin, admitted Tuesday. Thomae C. Oliver, North Second street, admitted, last night. Mrs. Ralph Roe, Monroe, dismissed Monday. Mrs. Clarence Heiman and daughter Norma Jean, 109 South Fourth [street, dismissed yesterday. Ross Mallonee, North Fourth street, dismissed Tuesday. Miss IBeatrice Nussbaum, Monroe, dismissed this morning. o Jay County Veteran Gets Bonus, Is Jailed Fort Wayne. Ind., June 17. —(U.R) —Ralph Ormsby asked a policeman here yesterday to "give him the proper Identification" so he could get his bonus. The officer remembered the name. A few minutes later Ormsby had his bonus but was on his way to jail on a fugitive warrant from Jay county for child neglect.

Stars May Be Cast in New Role o. ■IH H t di He * Mary Brian Cary Grant Frequent appearances together at Hollywood night clubs of Mary Brian and Cary Grant, above, two of the more popular film colony celebrities, have stirred romantic rumors among observers of activities along the "gold coast". / Today's Vote For Queen 1 Freida Scherer 1,471,380 9 Rosemary Holthouse 404,150 2 Mildred Teeple 1,082,500 ip_ph y n| s Krick 339,200 3 -Ruth Elzey U Kathryn Hower 238,400 4 — Gladys Harvey 704,500 5— Kathryn Engeler 700,900 12 Macklin 1-0,300 6— Patricia Fullenkamp 700,550 13—Rosemary Miller 108,150 7 — Berniece (Toss 507,350 14—Marjorie Carroll 98,300 8— Isabelle Odle . 499,750 [ls ~ Evelyn Kohls 95,450

MONROE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kessler and i son Keith of Hammond, are visiting Mr. Kessler's arents. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kessler. Mrs. Dan Noffsinger and daughter Rena and Mr. and Mrs. William McKean spent Sunday in Bluffton, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Noffslnger. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Lammlman and son Bobby of Decatur were th" dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crist and family Sunday. Mrs. B. F. Shirk and daughter Ruby and Miss Lois Hoffman of Fort Wayne visited relatives and friends in Monroe Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watkins of Upland visited their daughter, Mrs. Forest Ray ami family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Johnson of Fort Wayne spent the week-end with his father Lev! Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. John Floyd and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Busche spent Sunday at Sturgis. Michigan, the guests of Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Williamson of Kendallville spent the week-end

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with Mr and Mrs. James A. •Beery and attended the funeral of S. VJohnson Friday. Robert Hathaway of Springfield, (Jliftv, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Belle Kessler. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Sells of Bradford, Ohio attended the funeral of S. V- JoJhnson Friday. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Scherer of Fort Wayne visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Scherer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Balmer were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. !C. W. R Schwartz and family SunI day. ■| Mrs. (Albert Davidson and Sylvia I Raly visited Mrs. Lina Jacobs at ', Berne Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ehrsam enI tertained at Sunday dinner, Harley Ehrsam of Marion. Harrv and ’ ter Ehrsam of Fort Wayne, Mr. and . Mrs. Melvin Ehrsam and family and William Ehrsam of Monroe. ARRIVALS Kay Sharon is tlie name of the i baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Farrar 425 Mercer Avenue, at i 12:39 o'clock this .morning at the I Adams county memorial hospital.

PERSONALS Mrs. Vernon Arnold and tier three small vnildiMi, of LonPelW, New Mexico are opending a several weeks vieit. with friends and relatives in aiyl near thia city. Mrs. Frank Burns of l.os Angelos and Mrs. E. G. Coverdale of Fort Wayne won- luncheon gu Stu Monday of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Jonee of Herne. They continued to Portland where they were dinner guesto of Miss Merle Burdge. Jumeo Bunk has arrived homo from Durham, N. (1. where he has h en enrolled in Duke University the pant, year, and will spend the summer vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Avon Burk. Frederick Schroyer of Ann (Arbor, Michigan is spending the summer vacation with his parents. Mr and Mrs. Ben Schroyer of North Third street. Mrs. J. B. Holthouse, daughter Margaret and son Robert have returned fr,m Bloomington where they attended the annual commencement exercises at Indiana university. Robert Holthouse was a member of the graduation class ree iving a Bachelor of Science degree. Franik Wallace returned to Decatur Tuesday afternoon atfer visiting friends in Coldwater, Mich., and attending commencement exercises at Hillsdale college. Hillsdale, Mich. Miss Margaret Kiting, daughter of Mr. and Ml'- Ben Kiting of this city, ' left this morning for Bloomington. • where she w!U enter Indiana Unii versity for a nine weeks course in ,; public health work. Clayton Linton, star athlete who ' graduated from Hillsdale college this week, is spending several days as the guest of Frank Wallace. Jefferson street. Mrs. John Heller returned from Indianapolis Tuesday evening after | attending the Democratic state con- , vention and visiting her son and ; daughter-in-'aw. Mr. and Mfs. Dick , Heller and family. Miss Mary Margaret Voglewede left Monday for St. Louis, where she is attending the Delta Theta Tan convention as a delegate. According to wold received here Vincent Borman, who has been a ' patient at. Hines Hospital, Hines, ' HL, for the past two weeks follow- ■ ing an automobile accident in which lie injured his knee severely, is 1 much improved and expects to re- ’ turn to Decatur in two weeks. —o Expert Inspecting Plant Installation i 1 'I G. I. Frampton of the London, England, office of the Sharpless Fioecialty company, is in Decatur intepecting the installation of Sharpless centrifugal and processing equipment at the Cloverleaf Cream--1 eries. Inc., The British dairies industry is 1 I interested in the progress made by ■ the American industry. The local ‘ creamery plant id the site of ex-

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By HARRISON CARROLL Coyi/riuht, 1936, King I'eaturet St/ndicate, Ine. HOLLYWOOD— Higher education Is usually passed up by Hollywood's young players with steady jobs.

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but Anns Shirley alms to crowd a ; college course In between pictures during the next four years. The R-K-O starlet graduates from high school subjects the middle of this month — about the same | time that she finishes her fourth starring picture. "M’Hsb".

She'll continue on with tutors, and will major In I French and music In her college I course. — A subject of speculation Is Sally i Rand's strategy when she opens her • engagement here. The Biltmore I Bowl, as the name suggests, has I tables In front ot and behind the | performers. I Another chuckle. As soon as the ' fan and bubbh dancing star llnlshes ' here, she goes to Skowhegan. Me., to appear In the play. "They Knew What They Wanted". Being the wife of a film star requires n sense ot humor and 1 think this story proves Mrs. Donald Woods has one. For more than a week, some girl had been calling the Woods home every night at dinner time. Replies that the actor was not In failed to discourage her. Finally, bls wife said polntddly: “I am Mrs. Woods, can I take a message?” Came a brief hesitation and the girl at the other end of the wire said: "No. I don't think you would understand. Ever since I saw your husband in a picture, I have been dreaming of him." "Yes, I would," replied the wife of the star, "I feel the same way about Gary Cooper and Clark Gable.” You Aswed Me and I'm Telling You! Billy Wells. Chicago: I saw JimmyAllen just the other day, and he does not know what be Is going to do—beyond the radio, ot course. There Is no deal set at present for him to make another picture. He doesn't think he'd like acting anyway. Maybe

perimental operations in the use [of centr|lugal machines for Jhe making of butter. Mr- Frampton has had consideraide experience with the whaling industry of Norway, which uses Sharpless equipment designed for extracting oil. He has traveled extensively in Europe, visiting Indus trial and chemical fields 0 — Summitville Man Held For Killing Anderson. Ind.. June 17. W.R) (l<‘orge A. t’ox. 41, Summitville,

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he'll go Into an advertising agency later on, he says. , The warning to stars about sun- ( tans Is no joke. Bette Davis got too brown during her stay at Del ' Monte, and now has to bleach out her fu<o before she can siart Ihe I' technicolor, "God's Country and Hie i Woman '. Interesting, the way H's being done. The Warner makeup department sent to the San Joaquin valley for some common milkweed and It Is being applied to Bette's fare . mixed with lemon juice and a collide ot other thlnge. Ran across Mack Senneit and he is working on a story slmlhar to the pictures lie used to do with Mabel | Normand. It's called "Mary Ann" and Mack hopes to go Into production with It In the fall. "I’m using the same old formula only It’s airplanes Instead of horses and buggies now." lie says with a grin. Here and There In Movieland. . . . One of the gaming houses In lais Vegas handled more than l.i 000 worth ot l>ets on Erik Rhodes’ successful attempt to swim Mead lake ... Al Santell rates as Hollywood • No. 1 auction fan. He just bought a taxi. . . . Sally Haines Is plotiuig an eastern trip In a couple of weeks.

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... Bert Wheeler wilt probably follow her later on. . . . Mme. Ernestine Schumann - Heink Is 75 and one of the most energetic veterans going. . . . Some would have It that the Lucille BallBroderick Crawford nuptials will take place In the next two months.

. . . One of the Los Angeles theaters just had a S9OO davenport set on lire by a janitor, who has a quirk tor burning expensive furniture. . . . He confessed to the police. ... It will be two more weeks before Travis Banton Is able to leave the hospital. . . . Saw Sir Guy Standing lunching In the Paramount commissary with seven pretty girls. He's quite a beau, that one. What Monde actress just Informed the studio where she Is on loan that they will have to use a different kind of film In the camera to photograph her acenes?

was held in Madison county jail today pending an investigation of the fatal shooting of Dan Clark. 34. ■ Indianapolis. Cox told authorities he shot Clark when the latter threatened his estranged wife, Mrs. Susie Kelly Clark, a step-daughter of Cox. Police were told Mrs. Clark left her husband in Indianapolis last Saturday and had been staying nt the Cox home since that time. Cox asserted he fired only after Clark had been ejected twice from the home and the intruder had returned a third time threatening to kill the entire family.