Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 301, Decatur, Adams County, 21 December 1936 — Page 3

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CLUB jK S TM*S PARTY v . :»wnil'lli , tin- ■ t Mn». iil mi Mu lurk ilium Ia: , i hnstni'SH nil'.-liri! r • i,'. Mm. George Mai!-..i ■V. v !- w.;« i nj.iy. <1 T’..|H; ..'in v.-.-ri- !n*;iu’ i!' 11 !! . Jilin WIT., lieu pill .1 t.'il ( li l ist mas 1 1 - ... Tli.‘ . , Ill" exchange of Kirin ||9 - ».-rc ill'llwn of l hi* four x' ISh ' i IJi -I'rn were pr sr-iii. Jin.l t" lniv«. an Hn . ini.|iilii.|'« from K. W. Ull y .Ml ami Mm Otto jijss Mary Kims. a regular state 1 Hg,, „t' Kast- rn Star at the Alai \ o'clock. TYNDALL to society i i i. M.-tliiMlisT Kpisi .pal tm-t at the home of Mrs. |H - T imvilay after- ■ appointments. r l. Wa'tors led tho <levov i |H. Ciirietinae : e r T> minH. Mrs Wallers H. ■ - •;*!*-. Mm. Ja. kFr . :: ■.| a prayer circle, with Hk !>y Mrs. K. X. Wicks. Mrs Mrs. licit.hi Pannwaier Kr Baby’s Cold jH :< ; : Proved best by two WU generations of mothers Wp': VICKS ft/. ▼ Yapp Run

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I " I Hlteherß " M «“e Good Time Tiltonville, o.- (U j»> _ Prom „ | Monday to a Thursday, Albert Donna and Frank Bucharewicz hitchhiked their way to Arizona. CLuS CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phonea 1000 — 1001 Monday Hen Hur Lodge, Den Hur Hall 8 ' p. m. Tuesday Robekah Lodge, 1. o. 0. F. Hall ‘7:30 p. m. 'i Pinochle Club. Mm. Russel Mel- ! ehi, 6:30 ,p. m. Phoebe Hible Cass Christmas ; Par, y- Mrs. O. L. Krtach. 7:45 p. m. Thursoay Eastern Star. Masonic Hall, 7 30 ' p. m. i and Mrs. R. A. Stuckey, j At the close of the program love- ; ly refreshment*! were served from I the dining table which was laid with ■ a lace cloth and centered with crystal holders containing red candles. Mrs. H. R. Carscn poured tea. Assisting Mrs. Tyndall as hostesses j were the Mesdames Carson, Frank Krick and George Harding. The next meeting wil be January 21 at the home of Mrs. H. R. Carson. The ladies of the Zion Reformed church are planning to send a box of food to the orphans home in Fort Wayne. Each lady is requited to bring her artie'e of food to the church some time Tuesday, SILVER ANNIVERSARY IS CELEBRATED RECENTLY Mr. and Mrs- Rudolph Weiland enI tertained Thursday evening with a , j six o'clock dinner in honor of their , twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. 'I The entertaining rooms were beauI tifully decorated in keeping with I I Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Weiland received many lovely gifts. During the dinner a collection was taken for the orphans’ home. Those present were Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Fi h, Mr. and Mrs. B.

DFCATfTR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, DECEMBER 21,1936.

Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kolde. 1 |Wey, Mr. and Mrs. Mart Kruckeherf. .’ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thleme, Mr. i : , Mrs. Chrtet Marbach, Mr. and » Mrs. Adolph Murhach. Mr. and Mr*, i I Lewis Sulking, Mr. and Mm Holland t Grots, Mr. and Mm. Fred Murhach. Mr. ami Mis. Gerhard Marbaoh, Mr. i and Mrs. Way men Patrick, Mr. and i Mrs. Aaron Welland, Mr. and Mrs. I Rudolph Weilund, the Misses Helen Mustek, Della Marbach, Ida and Ly- li dla Frosch, Florence Schultz. Flora 1 1 and Clara Kruckeherg. Kathryn,'i Helen and lametta Weiland and : ’i.ewiu Koldewey, Erwin Koldewey and Wilson Weiland. o- | Wnmm<. Miss Bess Failing of Flint, Michl- i gan will spend the Christmas holi-1 1 days with her brother-in-law and I ieter Mr. and Mm. E. B. Adams of I Mercer avenue. Mrs. Catherine Kauffman, Miss 1 Kathryn Kauffman and Miss Helen 1 Hauhold spent Saturday in Fort Wayne. 1 Mrs. A. J. Smith. Mrs. W. P. Schrock and daughter Janet visited in Fort Wayne Saturday Mrs. John Heiler, Miss Elizabeth Peterson, Mrs. Palmer Elcher and Mrs. I. W. Macy spent Saturday afternoon in Fort Wayne. Little Miss Dianne t.lqn Is confined to her home with a severe cold. I Mrs. H. H. Myers and son John will spend the Christmas holidays 1 in Bluffton with Mrs. Myero’ mother i Mrs. Nellie Oman. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller and sons if Indianapolis will arrive in Decatur Christmas morning for a several days’ visit. Miss Julia Parent, a student nurse at the St. Joseph hospital In Fort Wayne, is sipending the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mrand Mrs. Roman Parent of West Monroe street. Miss Dolores Klepper, who is attending Georgian Court college, Lakewood, N. J., will arrive home , Thursday to spend the Christmas i holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A- Klepper and family of Mercer avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Byron of Peru and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Archbold of Coldwater, Michigan, will arrive t Thursday for a holiday visit at the Dr- Roy Archhold residence. .Mrs. Fred Nichols of Tenth street ’

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left this morning for Royal Oak. Michigan where she was called by the Illness of her daughter and granddaughter. Mrs. C. A. Spahr and daughter Virginia. Mm. Nichols will remain until after the holidays. William Howard Bell left this morning for Indianapolis where he will attend to buslm-ss for twenty-’ four hours. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sutton and daughter of Akron, Ohio, will spend the holidays at the homes of Mr. und Mrs- G. T. Burk and Mrs. ,J C. Sutton. •A beautiful Christmaß program v.-us enjoyed at the First Presbyter- 1 iatt church Sunday evening. A large j ’ighted tree occupied the center of; the rostrum with bunches of greens tied with red bows on either side. Mrs. M. A- Frlsinger, Mrs. Fred Smith and Mr. McCoy were the dec-' orating committee. The outstanding feature of the entertainment was the lovely pageant,” When the Light Shines.” Selections were given by the choir and a number of solos sung. Included in the pageant was a violin solo by the Rev. George Walton, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Walton. The children enjoyed a treat at the close of the program. The Misses Kathleen and Pauline Acker and Kathryn Yager attended the Scottish Rite Christmas party; at the Scottish Rite Cathedral in Fort Wayne Saturday af’ernoon. P. A. Kuhn, local Chevrolet dealer, attended the dedication of the I $5,000,01>0 Chevrolet body plant at Indianapolis Friday. Among the speakers were the Fisher brothers, M. E. Coyle general manager of the 1 Chevrolet motor division, and W. S. Knudsen, executive vice-presid-ent of General Motors. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eyles of Indianapolis will spend Chistmas with the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lose and family. James Burk of Duke University, i Durham. N. C. arrived home Sunday for a holiday visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Avon Burk and his sister. Miss Eileen Burk. Mrs. Anna Rupert, one of the pioneer women of Monroe, renewed her subscription to the Daily Democrat last Saturday for the coming year. | Mrs. Rupert is 74 years of age, is j a keen observer of the daily news and has been a subscriber to the Daily Democrat since the mail route service has been established at Mon-[ roe. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

Heads Committee l Indianapolis. Dec. 21.—Earl Beck, director of the efficiency division ! and supervisor of personnel of Eli Lilly & Co., has been elected permanent’cßairman of the Indiana joint committee on personnel administration ,it was announced today. The joint committee, formed by boards i of the new state department of; 1 public welfare and the state unem-1 ployment compensation division,] has the work of perfecting the Classified merit system for em-j ployees in the two state divisions | which administer separate phases 1 of the Indiana social security pro- ( ; gram.

Report McNutt May Go To Philippines, Washington, Dec. 21 — (U.R) —j The possibility that Paul V. McNutt of Indiana might be offered ! the post of high commissioner to . the Philippines appaared today a/ter a conference between Preei- j dent Roosevelt and Governor-elect I Frank Murphy of Michigan. Mur-i • phy, a former high commissioner, was asked afterwards if McNutt might get the office. NOTICE Our Barber Shop will be open for business, Monday, December 21, as usual. Francis Howard Frank Young j 204 North First street mhhmmiii aiiHMiiiiiiMrriii iiiif r nr it t nmwiii

Gift Problems Worry You? | Jr 1; YOU’LL FIND THE | 1 <V ‘ mk PillO Llitn Choose from this new shipment of UIVU 11111 l X-ACT-FIT SHIRTS — the shirt that 3 gives real collar comfort, adjustable to 9 Wrinkless Ties 1-4 sizes. Good selection new patterns JjjiM ■ and a gift he’ll really appreciate. AMk m « The Ties that ‘iron’ them- if jjg» = rt selves out. Good patterns a- ■■ A £ ■ P" r A $ 1.50and 5 1.95 Hm&li SUCto 3>l- oU 9 A jacket will Please Boys Jackets Bovs act'in aw Superior | LEATHER JACKETS Lealher or c , (>lh . t „e Good MlecUo „. . ] $4-95 to $6-95 ideal Lifl for the bny. Every boy wants one. sl*ls9's 1*95, A cloth jackets sl-95 te $4-75 $4-95 and $6-95 and s2.9s I $3.35, 0 $6-95 If HOLEPROOF HOSIERY, |p A A ' Hosiery resrBoy’ s 'i n boxes 3 for *I.OO and 2 for SI.OO M X-Act-Fit Shirts „ . Large ahowing of Broadcloth A in the newdeep-tone SHIRTS' SltOO | Si VANCE & LINN I

UNCLE OF LOCAL RESIDENT DIES !Emil Franz Dies Sunday Evening At Home In Middlebury Emil Franz, aged G7. an uncle of F. E- Franz, of this city and a former Berne resident, died at his tome In Middlebury, Ohio, Sunday evening at 9 o’clock. Death was caused by dropsy and complications. The deceased was born in Switzerland on March 29, 1869. When a young man he came to this country and moved to Berne in the year 1880. There he was married to Katie Lehman, of that town. For several years he served as fire chief and town marshall of Berne. In 1911 he moved to Middlebury. Surviving besides the widow are five children, all away from home. A brother, Dr. Ernest Franz and one sister, Mrs. Julia Habegger, both of Berne, also survive. Funeral arrangements have not I been completed. i 11 - 1 ■ — FLOWERS the Perfect Christmas Gift Ipoinsettia plants Large perfect blooms sl, sl-50 * $2-00 CYCLOMEN— I Loaded with buds and blooms 75C and sl-00 PRIMROSES— Regular SI.OO size HKp for only I tJL “rEay it uAlh^Jaweri' DECATUR FLORAL CO. Nuttman Ave. - PHONE 100

I# — —« Adams County Memorial Hospital ♦ ♦! j Admltti-d 18th: Mrs. Frank Sheets ! Wren. Ohio; Forest Ripley, Willhire, Ohio; Master Roberl Li feebly, ' Berne; Mrs. Russel Keller, Bryant, Indiana. Admitted 19th: Glen Brewster, Oylon; Mrs. Arthur Itlakey, route 7. Admitted Sunday: Joshua Krick, 804 South Thirteenth St. Dismissed 18th: Miss Mary Niblick, 424 Marshall St., Miss I.urile 1 Schaffer, Keklonga St.; Miss Viola Brown, Route 4.

1 ■ ' • I ft £ >IN IDEA • MATERIAL • LOOKS ju r I Nand conveniences • here just It L" ( 1 *m TIME FOR CHRISTMAS RIVMQ It's the Hoover One Fifty Cleaning Ensemble—for rugs, for furnishings. One second makes the I change. Handy cleaning kit holds all tools. Made with the wonder-metal, magnesium, for amazing new lightness. Thrilling new devices for cleaning ease 15 major improvements—plus _ ' Positive Agitation, Dirt Finder and two ij) I Jl I speeds. Delivered in special Christmas I A W{EK cellophane package. Surprising terms. MtMU ltolimt HOOVER Ctee CLEANING ENSEMBLE ★ ALSO • the low-priced Hoover ”300'*, complete with cleaning tools, for as little as SI.OO o week, payable monthly. Decatur Hatchery Authorized Dealer James Kitchen, salesman Monroe Street Phone 597

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| F.well, Route 2, Decatur. Dismissed lSOi; wise Mary Bentz. 1.116 North Fourth St.; Mrs. Millard McKean. 6HB Short St. Mrs. Harry I Schulte, 1017 Mercer Ave. Dismissed today: Mrs. John Old John Sleeps Good Now He Made This 25c Test Old John says, "I had to act up A or 6 time, every night. Excea* «e|d» and poisons can ittusc frequent de. sire, iennt yfluw, burnlntc. backache, and selling up nights. I flushed my bladder with bin hu leaves, Juniper oil. etc , made Into little green tablets called liukets." Castor oil flushes Hie bowels. Hukets flush the bladder. In four days If not pleased any druggist will refund your 25c. Itultbouse Drug Co.