Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 255, Decatur, Adams County, 27 October 1936 — Page 3

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;-U‘JBr7l\Kl4l>OX CARROLL Copyright, 193fi. Feature, Syndieate, Inc. — Everybody in ''■'^^J*'' 1 ’" 1 has a story to tell about ■• storm. Official records that only .58 of an inch of -• ' ißt '* 1 * ' l|,,wn t°wn Los Angeles, but other regions got a lot nl And . what came J down, came T*'" II down hard. Ho ' 1 J Preston Foster . HRB J j new house up in •* Beverly and w H overlooking the J jfM San Fernando JU valley. Water commenced ■ pouring over an ■ uncompleted rewall and into the actor's —When the basement full, Preston jumped ICl his car and made for a da y ’ labor bureau in Swatelle. up six men and returned hnUse ' By this Time, the was coming into the ground R K ’° actor and his reworked desperately, and, to their efforts, no serious was done to the h°use--i!!Bß*.®’oSt<’r had to spend a night because the electric system was shorted. Rainer and a party of ,^JJ0 s ha d a hectic experience. jaßfaMH "’ere boating at Lake Arrowa virtual cloudburst hit. wVat. cg ‘ l l| s, including the Lewis ■E*' nes . George Gershwin, Allan, Sam Behrman and dJE? ! Schu!z ' made for their cars down the mountain. E“2'' lln was almost blinding. In l ' they were driving In ~ U P to their hubcaps. Some ’ ni took a wrong turn and up in Alhambra. They KM nv,rp than six hours reaching that to-do about Warner B^® ers Photographing scenes in i JBc UPnt ’ n Prison had its humorA ringleader among the wtl ° P r °tested the in■*sir' ° f S ' neir r ‘phts of privacy BJ® Gilbert Beesemeyer, Los financier convicted of a building and loan asK2* !° n ln w hich the film crowd invested thousands. Hum- ? Bogart, leading man of the ■ pc >re, lost $7,500. Asked Me and I’m Telling

I BOYS AND GIRLS HALLOWL Lt, PARTY The ten and eleven year old boy® 1 and girls classes of the United ' Brethren Sunday school and their ; guest# met at the home of Mins Alice Sheets, last evening, and en- ’ Joyed a masquerade party. The oc- ■ caslon was also the birthday anni- ’ versnriw of Alice Shoe's and Buddy ’ Crider. Games were playt d and prizes ’ were given to Bill Marbaugh and Jimmy Cochran, Delicious refreshmonte were nerved at the close of ■ the evening. Those present were Jean Strahm, Jean Barkley, Naomi Harvey, Beatrice Light, Franeile Reidenbaugh, Pauline Britzenhoff, Marcia Schnepp, Kathleen Shockley, Betty Hill, i Betty Roop, Dick Sheets, Martha Sheets, Jimmy Cochran, Bill Marbaugh, Richard Zinsmaster, Bud (’rider, Don Williams, Don Springer, Jack Garner and Bill Porter. Mrs. H. W? Franklin and the teachers Miss Frieda Klingenpeel, Mise. Helen Sheet# and Mrs. Paul Whietfeldt. I The V. I. S. class of the United Brethren Sunday school will have a Halloween party a: the home of Mis# Frieda Klinge ipeel Thursday • evening at seven-thirty o’clock. All members are to come masked. Troop 1 of the girl scout# will have a picnic Wednesday afternoon. The girls are to meet at Central imI mediately after school. Each girl is !to bring her own lunch. If the weather is bad the .picnic will he en- | joyed in the school building. The ladies of the Christian church ' will serve a chicken pot pie supper I in the church dining room Saturday evening from five to eeven o’clock. Tickets are now one sale. The ladies’ aid of the Zion Reformed church will have a rummage ; nale Saturday in the church basei ment. All kinds of warm winter i clothing will be offered for sale. ENTERTAIN SUNDAY GUESTS Mrs. Pearl Reffey and Mrs. Vee Baker entertained with a chicken dinner at the Reffey home Sunday i for their aunt Mrs. Almeada Moore i of I.ong Beach, California. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jra J. Baker of route 7. Fort Wayne, | Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker, Mr. and i Mrs. Raymond Baker and Mr. and

F —« You! Mary Tupper. Brooklyn: You may be seeing Gilbert Roland back on the screen in the very *' near future. In fact, I heard that ■ Mervyn Leßoy was making tests 5 of him. f I Funny situation has come up at : R-K-O. Barbara Pepper s dad, I Dave Pepper, was visiting her on > the set of “Wanted: Jane Turner”. • Director Edward Kelly saw him as just the type for a detective in the • picture and offered him the job. i Pepper was a hotel man in the i east, but has done a bit of acting I recently at Hal Roach. He acI cepted the job and now he has to i trail Barbara in the picture and i help put her through a screen third ■ degree. I i When Betty Furness hopped off i the train from New York she had : so many hat boxes it took her mother, two porters and Allan Lane to carry them to the car. Since Hollywood saw her, Betty has changed the color of her hair to deep amber brown. Here and there in Hollywood.... La Garbo has had a 12-foot canvas wall put around her tennis court. . . . The Hollywood Antl-Nazi league was told by Eddie Cantor that Nazi propaganda is even being printed in Hebrew. This for d i s t r i b u tion v among the | Arabs in Palesi tine. . . . Isabel Lisi” Jewell is th* & -♦JBB latest flu victim. JflrL • ■ ■ Anita Louise has been invited M as a guest of u honor and l speaker at the I women's homeZ coming banquet ifi tL l at u ’ e Unlversi * ■BL—— , I ty of Southern Anita Louise California, Dee. 4. ... It may be the height of something or other that Donald Woods has already commissioned Perc Westmore to make him a Santa Claus beard for Christmas. . . . And Bill Powejl has just sold another house out from under himself —his third in a few months. tKSSKja. Today’s Puzzle: What young leading man is dodging around corners trying to avoid an English actress who has fallen heavily fur him? .. ——a

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1936.

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phonee 1000 — 1001 Tuesday South Ward P. T a, school build-. Jny ?'W ,p >n,, ' Pinochle Club, Mt« William Lis-' ter, 7:SO p. m. Decatur Home Economics Club, Halloween Masquerade. Mrs. Amos Ketchum. Root Township Home Economic# Club. Monmouth Gym, 1:510 p. m. Adame County Federation of Clubs, Miss Vivian Burk, 2:3(1 p. m. Rebekah Lodge, I. o. Q. f. hall,' 7:30 p. m. Kirkland Twp. Economics Club, Kirkland High School, 1 p. m. Zion Junior Walther League, school hall, 7:30 p. m. Eastern Star Initiation, Masonic Hall, 7:30 p. m. Civic Section, Library Rest Room 7 p. m. j Delta Theta Tau and Alumnae,' Elks Home, 8 p. rn. Wednesday Historical Club Mrs. John Schug. N. N. T. Club, Mrs. Merrill Schultz 2 p. m. Girl Scouts, Troop One, Central,' after school. Union Twp. Woman# Club, Mrs.: Henry Bauman. 1:30 p. m. Isidies' Shakespeare Club, .Mrs. Jesse Sutton, 2:30 p. m. 2:30 p. m. St. Vincent de Paul, K- of C. hall, '2 p. m. Frivolity Club. Mrs. Ray Fryback, 7:30 p. m. Girl Scout Troop 1, Central, 4 p. m. Thursday Eta Tau Sigma Masquerade, Mrs. Dick Arnold, 7:30 p. m. Pleasant Grove Missionary Society. Mrs. Glenn Jackson. 1:30 p. m. Homestead Home Economics Club Mrs. Elmo Miller, 7:30 p. m. Dinner Bridge Club, Mrs. Ward Calland. 6:30 p. m. Women of the Moose, Moose Home 7:30 ,p. m. United, Brethren V. I. S. Claes. Maequerade. Miss Frieda Klingenpiel, 7:30 P. M. Friday St. Marys Twp. Home Economic# Club, Mrs. Will Johnson, 1 p. mDistrict Missionary Group Rally Evangelical Church. (Saturday Chicken Pot Pie Supper, Christian Church. 5 to 7 p. m. Rummage Sale. Zion Reformed church. Mrs. Bruce Downard of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Lydia Martz, Mr. and Mrs. Ves Baker, Mr. and Mr#. Lee Reffey and Miss Glenola Retfy of this city and the honor guest Mrs. Moore. Afternoon callers were Adrian Baker, Mrs. Leland Smith and Mr and Mrs. Harry Merryman and son Philip and Ted Sovine of this city. Mrs. Miles Baker and son Carl Quinlan and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker of Fort Wayne. A delightful afternoon of visiting was had. This is Mrs. Moore's first visit home in twlev? years. She is the guest of her sisters. Mrs. Jacob Scheer and Mrs. Ann Wagoner of Monroe. There will be a district missionary group rally at the Evangelical church in this city Friday. There will be morning, afternoon and evening sessions. HONORS MOTHER WITH DINNER Mrs. Ida Chronister of Mercer avenue entertained this noon with a chicken dinner in honor of the 89th birthday anniversary of her mother, Mrs. Mary Durr. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Will Chronister of Bobo. Rev. and Mrs. James Dawson of east of the city, Little Juliana Meyer and Elmer Siglin of Decatur.

After Jr v 35 Years wi p More than thirty Jr 3 five years ago O |j| this organization J||| ’I came into being. li yt Ever since that S time it has slriv- Sz l» en to perfect it- V A self in the work Q K of serving the g|| public in a dis- »y AT tinctive manner, V. and at a moder- /■ W ate price. M D We sincerely Q til believe that these ‘I years have not Vs jV been wasted; we IX GB believe they have ■/ kJ helped us attain U n our ideal. w | fl

PERSONALS 1 Frank McConnell returned Monday evening from Crystal Lake, ] Mich., where ho attended a meeting . of the Pure 911 company Mr. and Mrs. O. T Johnson and son Everett, Mrs. Belle Lichtensteiger and daughter Dorothy spent the week-end In Toledo Ohio, where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Young and daughter Meredith. Mrs. Amos Fisher of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cross and Mrs. 'William Grieser of Fort Wtiyhe spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grieser of Crestline, Ohio. On Sunday they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porter and family and Mrs. Mae Fisher and son Frank of Warren. Ohio. | Mrs. Maude Dorwiu has returned from Saginaw, Michigan, where she . spent ten days with the Henry Ger--1 ke and Rolland Sp.-unger families, who formerly resided! here. Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Gerber of Decatur and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Franke of Fort Wayne were the I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Me Griff of Portland Sunday. Roy Kalver left this morning for Indianapolis to attend the state convention of Indiana exhibitors. Mrs. Mary Durr of Mercer Avenue 1 is celebrating her 89 birthday anni- ' versary today. She is in good health and fairly active. Mrs. 1. A. Kalver is the guest of; friend# and relatives in Chicago thisj week. Harry King of the Homestead who has been ill the past week with a streptoccoci infection is improving Dick and Jimmy King were able to return to school today after a week’s absence on account of illness. Mrs. Irving Cowan and daughter Eleanor returned to their home in Chicago Monday after a week's visit here with the former's sister, Mrs. Roy Kalver. W. A. Klepper is attending to ■ business in Detroit. F. E. McMichael of Hartford ' City was a business called here i this morning. Grover Baumgartner of Berne was a business visitor here.

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Mussolini Declares Italy Even Stronger ( Rome, Oct. 27—<U.R>~Italy, huv-| Ing conquered Ethiopia, Is stronger lhan ever and able to defend her empire. Premier Benito Mussolini declared tonight in his annual message to Itulz'h blackshirt#. on the occasion of tomorrow’s 15th Anniversary of the fascist march on Rome. a • —. . FARMERS SAVE FRoy, _p a 9 pointed out that the state's ten' production credit asHcsiatlons, co-1 operative organizations of farmer-1 borrowers designed to fill the press ] ing need for cash loans devoted ■ to production necessities, has made] approximately 16.000 loans in In-| |diana in the total sum of 17.000,-! 000. 0 _ SEEK MURDERER (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) , berg, 30, South Holland, 111., identified Williams from police pictures a# the man who boarded hi# bun in Joliet at noon. o Non-Intervention Meet Cancelled i (Copyright 1936 by UP.) London. Oct. 27.—(U.R> —A meeting of the non-intervention sub-, committee, scheduled for today, was cancelled because of Russia's | failure to reply to charges that J she has been shipping arms to! Spain for the government forces. The full committee was convened for 3 p. m. tomorrow, when the entire involved question of non in--1 tervention — threatened by numer-j ' ous charges and counter-charges r of breaches by various members, —will be considered. Portugal's charges against Mos-, 1 cow's alleged activities in the en-' 1 tire Iberian peninsula toward . spreading the civil warfare nowconfined to Spain, possibly will i come up for discussion tomorrow. o I N. C. Nelson attended to bus- > iness in Berne. o 1 Prize Masquerade Dance j Wednesday Sunset Park I

f Adams County Memorial Hospital Yvonne Gitliens daughter of Dr. und Mrs. L. M. Gltben# of Wren, admitted Saturday. Horatiua S. Case, 110 Jetreiuon street, admitted Saturday. Thomas Oliver, admitted Sunday. Mrs. Harvey Brunner, 604 Niblick 1 street, admitted Sunday. Mrs. Inland Franks, 915 Second street, admitted last night. Russell B. Hawk, 1654 High street, Fort Wayne, diwmissed Sunday. [ Mrs. Sarah Sewell n'nd daughter ; Miss Adeesu Grubb, 511 Cedar ! street, Auburn, Ind-, admitted )a#t ] night. Q_ |T _ TWENTY “YEARS”* AGO TODAY | From the Dajly Democrat File | ] October 27, 1916.—Forest M. Mur-| ray of Cambridge City purchases the Menig cigar store. I Dick Miller speaks at Rotary < luh meeting. The four day Purdue short 'course Will open February 6. ' Mrs. D. Hensley, Mrs. J. S. Peterson and Mrs. T. M. Reid give a .Halloween party. Queen Esters "That Little Girl". , George Schug entertains eighteen friends at a party at his home. o TWO GUNMEN tCONTiyUKD FROM PAGE ONE) later gave it to Henniger’s widow. Other gun#, ammunition, flash lights, bedding, groceries and camp--1 ing equipment were found in 1 automobile, the license on which I had been issued to a Thomas Daft- ! ron. I The man whom the- girls eaid was George Daffron was described as 5 feet 10 inches tall, 190 pounds. 26 ' years old, black curly hair, wear-' ing a black turtle-necked sweater,' and blue surge coat and suit. The other was 5 feet, 3 inches ’ tall, 125 pounds, blue eyes, wearing a wool sweater, dark blue trouser# and white shirt. I The women gave the names of

Mrs. Dora Brown, 19, Middleton, 0., and Mrs. Ella lArenstahl, 23, Cincinnati. They were charged with I disturbing the peace. The boy was turned over to juvenile officers. He said he wae a stepbrother of the man known as Daffron. He said he was picked up yesterday at Vincennes, Ind. The two men who escaped were said to have large rolls of money. ■ — 0* Sentence Tallmadge To Life November 13 Oregon, 111., Oct. 27 — (U.R) — Circuit Judge Harry Edwards announced today he would sentence Guy Tallmadge to life In prison November 13 in conformity with u jury verdict which found the pudgy embalmer guilty of murdering his wife. Bessie. Tullnuulge liad resigned himself to his fate and appeals to enjoy the com- ; punionship of his jail mates. Ohio Man Arrested For Murdering Wife Richmond, Ky„ Oct. 27 —(U.R) — An unrevealed reason which motivated Parkie Denny, 43, West Alexandria, Ohio, to return to the

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. scene of his crime today had re- • suited in his arrest for ihe torso i murder of his wife, Ethel. The crudely hacked body was ‘ found scattered through a field •.near here Sept. 18. A farmer discovered the body and three days later the hend was found nearby. In hi# cell Denny said that, during • (tin automobile trip he "decided to kill her and do away with the body because I wds tired of her slapping me." | ] o Another truckload of Grimes Golden and Jonathan apples. 8 lbs. for 25c. $1 per basket. Bell’s Grocery. 1 I MRS. LONG Character and Life Advisor. Knowledge Is power. I will tell you the truth, no mutter what. If unhappy, concerning personal affairs I’ll warn you wisely. Gives never failing advice on business, > health, love and family affairs. Readings 50c. Hours 9 to 9. 128 N. Fourth St. Across the street from St. Joseph school.