Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 230, Decatur, Adams County, 28 September 1936 — Page 3

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JHo GRALIKER Crates birthday ' fWOM* :«!•»»<«• "HW,d With a party Saturday aftertwo to four o'clock honorL .'laughter Mary Jo on the of her fi,th birthday annl- * (’untt*'>‘ were enjoyed and w .. 1( . won hy Jacqueline * G1 ,., u Gehrig. Pan Freeby white. A fish pond was M9i nu feature of the party. ‘.lie Close of the afternoon re-1 mtents wer. eerved. A large' day cake in pink and white L the table. Mrs. Granger a «toted in serving by Mies „ colchln. Mie. Gerald Kohne Bettv Grallker. |OS , present were Jane Ann bW , Sharon Hite. Jacqueline X Jane Ann Hooton, Sally L|, Barbara Ixni Helm. Huth White. Colleen McConnell, ma ice Farr. Dan Freeby, Johni ptckie McConnell, Dobby Its. Tom Briede. Eugene KiflM, j White. N'iel Thomas. Donnie Ite.Gene I'hrick, Philip Terveer, o thy Kohne, Greta Gehrig. MarLaurent. Hetty and Mary Jos lllter. The honored guest receiver beautiful gifts. ftie Woman’s Foreign Missionary lety of the Methodist Episcopal irch will give a twenty-five cent ik sapper In the church dining m Saturday. October 17th. Ir. and Mrs. Elmer E. Tricker engined at Sunday dinner tor Mr. I Mrs. Kenneth Tricker, of StarMichigan; Richard Tricker, of w Albany and Miss Dorthea Palir, of Columbia City; Betty and fit Tricker. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome sere and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shraa. all of thio city. Ir. and Mrs. Theodore Graliker tertained at supper Sunday evenk for Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rock m sons John and Bob and Mies ise Tonnelier. The occasion was honor of the birthday anniversarI of Mrs. Pock. John Bock and try Jo Graliker. The birthdays of three occurred within the week. Mr and Mrs. William Douglass, ot lion City, entertained at their untry home for Sunday dinner, r. and Mrs. A. J. Beavers, and son rerett, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beav-

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■By HAKKISON CARROLL 1 <up> right, !33U. SI King Feature* Syndicate, Inc. ■ HOLLYWOOD — In Hollywood , life, anything is liable to , ■ happen, but ,

ii a I* % *», wwfc | Eddie Suther- 1 land and Eagar Allan Woolf | can take bows | for the craziest I routine in months. They , showed up at . the Trocadero , the other eve- , nlng with a man who has in- , vented an elec- • trie tooth brush •and proceeded .

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■ to ha w k the ■knees to prominent stay-up-■r.ers. Among the celebs who out and bought the gadgets ■n Edmund Lowe, Harpo Marx, ■Osrence Brown and Jim Mc■itr.ess. R« soon as the Fred Maccan get around to it, they gP; 1 * a house and join the film ■wi«y home owners. They have ■taught an acre two blocks from ■~ e Gary Coopers and, like Gary, ■to". to erect a modest establish-■ff-er.t. ■ -’“'anwhiie, Mrs. Mac Murray, ■~ former Lillian Lamont, is in ■J* Queen of lhe Angels hospital, ■«il suffering from the illness she ■wntracted on the “Maid of Salem" ■“cation. K-v !t 15 true ' M rwntored, that ■ K-K-0 Will pay Bob Burns $75,000 ■ a * tagle Picture, Leia Rogers ■ ’-u probably want to throw up her ■ taads and scream. ■ For, just before the Arkansas ■ ’umorist went to New York and ■ -*u« a tut on the Rudy Vallee I Practically went ■ «,*? On her toees and begged the ■ udio to sign Bums to a contract. At that time. Ginger’s talent--outfag mother could have tied « comedian up for a salary tound sioo a week. y!?\ Asked Me and rm Telling , sle Fleetwood, San Jose: J**. ve rdict of Jean Muir’s fan *1 upholds her in darkening her r. Eighty per cent of the •lers are favorable. Incidentally, i n ( s tWs haa ®hot the star’s mail to P rank at the studio. It ,* . created * problem for the w ♦J’r 7*P a rtment, for nearly all taw? ‘ ttter wnters want new plch.. - , tte ,tar - and the studio only blonde ones to supply. Pitts is writing a cook *• and this is not one of those

CLl’B CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 a. M. ' Fanny Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Monday Delta Theta Tuu Dinner, Rice Ho-1 tel. 6:30 ip. m. Pythian Needle Club, K. of P. Home, after Temple. Civic Section, called meeting, LI- ■ brary rest room. 7 p. m. Tuesday j Ever Ready Class, Mrs. Ruth Hol- \ llgsworth, 7:30 p. m. Kirkland Home Economics Club, i afternoon meeting. Wednesday Historical Club. Mrs. John Shafer, 2:30 p. m. Frivolity Club, Mrs. Waldo Eelrote, 6 p. m. St. Vincent de Paul Society, K. of i C. hall, 2 p. in. I Thursday Evangelical Missionary Society,! church, 2 .p. m. Christian Ladies' Aid. church par-1 lore, 2 tp. m. M. E. Home Missionary Society, Church Parlors, 2:30 p. m. St. Marys Twp. Home Economics! Club, Mrs. Fred Teeple. Union Twp. Woman's Club, Mrs. Marion Stults. 1:30 p. m. Presbyterian Missionary Society, Mrs. Carl Pumphrey, 2.30 p. m. Friday Union Chapel W. M. A... Mre.l Charles Bailey, ip. m. Saturday Plate Supper, United Brethren Church. 5 to 7 ip. m. ers. Mr. and Mrs. Rnisse.il Owens and eon David, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Nichols and Mrs. Rose Stoutenberry, all of this city and Mr. and Mrs.(Arthur Cable and chihferen. Audrey and Allen, of Waynedale. The Frivolity club will meet with Waldo Eckrnte Wednesday evening at six o’clock. The ladies’ aid of the Christian church will meet In the church parHora Thursday afternoon at two o’clock. The Historical club will meet with Mrs. John Shafer Wednesday afternoon at two-thirty o’clock. Mrs. Leo- ■ ta Beery will (be the leader for the

nooks that you near about stars writing but which never appear The Pitts’ hands may look flattery and helpless on the screen but they are very capable around the kitchen and ZaSu has worked out some very tasty recipes. Housewives will be Interested te hear that the kitchen of her new homo will be circular in design. Craig Reynolds, the lad who once talked Mary Pickford into taking a ride on the back of his motorcycle, is acting as chauffeur these days to Lois January, pretty Universal starlet. He volunteered to drive her to the train the other night, but, when they got there, it had pulled out. So Reynolds gallantly drove the actress all the way to San Francisco, where she was headed to appear in the play, "Meet My Sister”. Here and there in Hollywood... > The Joan Blondell-Dick Powell wedding was another proof that, with all their success, these stars are still wearing the same size hats. Besides her family, the only friends Joan invited to the ceremony were Ruth Pursley, her hairdresser, and Cora Lobb, a wardrobe woman at Warners. Dick’s best man was Regis Toomey, a friend from the lean days of long ago. . . . Margot Grahame’s escort these evenings is Reginald Gardiner, who is heading eastward soon to play opposite Beatrice Lillie. . . . Ginger Rogers is nertz about “Dodsworth” and says if Walter Huston doesn’t get the academy award for his performance, there

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ought to be a rebellion. . . . The honeymoon must still be on tor Claudette Colbert. The moment “Maid of Salem” finished work at Santa Cruz, she taxied to San Francisco and took a plane to Hollywood and Dr. Pressman.

. . . Lyda Robert! had the ewellest time furnishing her new apartment, but forgot the bedding and had to rush around all evening trying to buy some. . . . And Barbara Barondess is denving those new rumors of her engagement to Douglas Mac Lean. Today’s Puzzle: What New York film executive would be so embarrassed if the story got out abort the washing he helped hang on a certain line the other day 1

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1930.

"Child Labor” ua me' ! subject. The ladies’ aid of the United i Brethren church will terve a twenI ty-five cent plate uupper Saturday j October 3rd from three to five o'clock. The following delicious menu ■ will b<- offered; breaded pork chops, ( brown potatoes, escalloped corn, cabbage salad, bread and butter, pickles, p|e and coffee. ! The missionary society of the! Evangelical church will meet in the church parions Thursday afternoon! \ at two o’clock. The Ever Ready class of the Methodtet Episcopal Sunday school 1 will meet with Mrs. Ruth Hollingsworth Thursday evening at seven-; I thirty o'clock. The w M. A. of Union Chapel will jmeet with Mie. Charles Halley Friday afternoon at one o'clock. AI gooti attendance is desired. | ~ ° gERSONAII Mrs. Roy Kalver and daughter : Carol Faye returned thia afternoon i from Chicago where they visited for I the past two weeks. They were ae-1 . companies home by Roy Kalver,! ! who spent the week-end in Chicago.' j Rev. Father Vincent Ehinger, Pas-! sionlsts missionary of Detroit visit|ed here Sunday. He said the 8:30 mass at St. Mary's Catholic church! and delivered the sermon. Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Daniele have returned from a two weeks' vacai tion Mrs. Carroll Burkholder and daughter Barbara have returned from Connersville, where they spent ' the week-end with the former's par[l ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Claude Case. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Burkholder’s sister Mrs. SherI ley Barrett, and small daughter, ■ Sally, who will remain for a week's I visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schreyer and daughter Kathryn accompanied t Frederick Schreyer to Ann Arbor. > Michigan, Sunday, where he will enI ter his sophomore year at the Unl- , vernity of Michigan today. , Mr. and Mrs. Homer Meyers and . i daughter Betty and son Norbert of t Warsaw spent the week-end in DeI catur with Mrs. Meyers’ mother, Mrs. Nellie Hohlet of South Win- ! Chester street. Mi and Mrs. Leo Kirsch and child-'-n returned home from Odea, , Mich., Sunday evening, after a

. x—X \ kv (iround the sun Xj. ■ It takes 3 long years to cave and age tobacco ~"W for Chesterfields L W v '« y° u can>t ma^e a g c >g arette wIB ’ in a hurry. While the workl whirls ‘ n| through space to measure off the years, Chesterfield’s mild, ripe to- L ib baccos are packed away m ware- K . houses-ageing and maturing for LgF?7jR f mildness and better taste. ■ 7 'W And keep this in mind.., It’s a long slow process, this / mellowing of cigarette tobacco, but it’s the only way yet discovered to produce a milder better-tasting cigarette. O 19M. LtscirrAHrsMTosacasCSL

H Family of Flogging Victim : 3 "Sis-BL * wMB 4 Mrs. Joseph S. Gelders and her daughter?, Margaret (left) and Blanche (right) were heartened by Governor Bibb Graves’ statement from Montgomery, Ala., that he has ordered his state highway police to get to the bottom of the reported flogging of Joseph S. Gelders, former University of Alabama instructor and secretary of the committee of the defense of political prisoners.

month’s stay. They are at home in their newly purchased residence at 110 East Rug street. o ♦ —♦ Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE * « Q. When a man is being introduced to a girl, is it proper for him to offer his hand? A. No; he should wait for the girl to offer her hand. If she cares to do so. That is her privilege. Q. When filling the water glasses at the dinner table, how much water should be poured In each glass? A. The glass should be twothirds lull, never more. Q. How long should a bride

wait before returning calls? Q. Usually two weeks. Pleads Not Guilty To Reckless Driving Winfred Please plead not guilty today (before Judge Huber M DeVoss in the Adams circuit cSurt on a charge of reckless driving He ie alleged to have driven on, Line Street in the town of Geneva in a "recklese and dangerous manner,” The affidavit was signed by Harry A. Kamman. Judge DeVoss set a recognizance bond at S2OO and he was remanded to the county jail, until thia was inet. — o Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

Adams County Memorial Hospital , —♦ .Mrs. Melvin Smitle-y, House No 22 Homestead, admitted Saturday. Charles McGill, 220 10th St.|, admitted Saturday. Laurd R. Bowen, Wilshire, Ohio, admitted Sunday. Mbw Minnie Brehm, route 1. Celina. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Brehm, admitted last evening. .Miss Eldina Boese. route 2, Decatur. daughter of Mr. and Mi*. Martin Boese, admitted last evening. Mrs. Robert Light, 225 Rugg .street, admitted Sunday evening. John Schleferstein. Momnouth. admitted last evening. Herman Miller, route 4, Decatur, dismissed last evening. O ARRIVALS Marilyn Joan is the name of the daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Milo Habegger of Berne at the Adame county memorial hospital Sunday afternoon at 6:20 o'clock. The baby weighed five pounds nine and one fourth ounces. Arno’d William is the name of the eon born to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Gcrke, route 5, Decatur, at the Adams county memorial hospital at 7:38 o’clock thia morning. The baby weighed eight pounds, twelve and one half ounces. o U. S. SAILOR CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ty in America or some other prominent commlinistic organization ! were linked with the small group ' at Hamburg which Simpson was charged with dealing. Amthor said Simpeon had had a 1 chance to become a ship’s officer i but economic circumstance* forced him to remain a sailor, adding: "One could understand a certain bitterness arising.” “One could understand that America with its “laissez faire’ attitude could afford communists more nourIshment.for their activities than the present regime in Germany,” he added. “And one could imagine the defendant, who is not German, could fail to recognize the blessings which the present government has brought to Germany. Simpson when he took the stand, coo’ but pale, said candidly, that he had brought communist stickers and •pamphlets from (America —but apparently saw no harm therein, i inasmuch as communists In the

[United States have public meetings and their own Presidential candidate. Q .... Donald Budge Beats Fred Perry Os England Ixts Angelos, Sept. 28 — (U.R) — Donald Budge of Oakland, CaJ., kept the Pacific south west tennis championship in men's singles division today because he refused | to vacate by defeat even before the world's ace amateur. The red-haired Budge beat Fred Perry of England by the scores 6-2, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, and Perry admitted he hud one of "my moody days " In women's play, an itll-Callfor-niu affair in the finals. Gracyn Wheeler at Santa Monica upset national champion Alice Marble of San Francisco, 7-5, 2-6. 6-3. Withhold Comment On Soviet Protest Washington Sept. 28 — (UP) — Treasury officials today withheld oftic'aJ comment on Soviet (protest against secretary of the treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr.’s charge that Russia tried to drive down the value of the British pound Saturday. ■ —" ■ o r Treble" n ews Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Fuhrman and daughter of Fort Wayne called i on Mrs. Charle rman and daughters El:? •- y. i Mr. and Mrs ’ r called ' on Mr. and Mr 1 > and I daughter Vir. / n. Sun-: day. Miss Erma E. ind Mrs. June Shackley cal'e ! on Mrs. Frank Spade of Peterson Friday. Mns. (Adolph Smith and daughter ! visited Mrs. Le Roy Cable and ■ daughter Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Werling and Mr. Schei-

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er attended the 60th wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. Draelch ot Bingen Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Is-wis of Norwood, Ohlcf, visited Mre. Jx»Roy Cable and family Thursday. Mrs. Lula Steel* and son Mark# of Huntington visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuhrman and daughter* Ellzzabeth and Mary Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Fuhrman and daughters Elizuzbeth and Mury [of Preble and Mrs. Lulu Steele and son Marks ot Huntington attended the Fuhrman reunion at Decatur. M!«s Dorothy, Gertrude, Bereneta and Merrlun Hoffman attended the wadding of Mias Agnes Fuhrman and Harry Hartman Sunday. Mr. and Mrw. Ell Ooldner vtalted I Mr. and Mrs Raymond Werling and son of Fort Wayne Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. I). Henry and aon Arley of Laketon viaited Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Elzey Sunday Miss Aldine and Helen Bultemeier visited with Mrs Fred Koeneman and daughters Sunday. Mr. and Mrw. S. D. Henry and son Arley of Laketon visited Mr. and Mrs. John Kirchner and daughters. Mr. and Mm. George Bultemeler and daughters Ix>uiae. Aldine and Helen attended the Friedbelm Ladies aid Social Sunday evening. Mrs. Mary Werling and Mr. Scheier attended the Friedheim Ladies Aid Social Sunday evening. City Invites Fishermen Warren, O. — (U.R) - Because too i many fish were being prc,paga,td iin city ponds, officials rescinded ' restrictions and told fishermen “to ■ catch everything that would bite.” The catches included everything ! fro mgoldflsh to mud-turtles. o Canary Alive At 26 Atlanta, Ga.— (U.R)— Bill, a canary whose yellow feathers are fading to gray, will be 27 years old next February. The unusually old canary is owned by Mrs. W. L. Campbell of Atlanta.