Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 15, Decatur, Adams County, 18 January 1937 — Page 3

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| ■R S Couple class > p!ll s,,,,ila * a P" 1 " lck sl,pper ‘ Friday tuning with forpresent. JR tU pp.T Pf- 1 ' I ''"'- M - "• ■ ‘ducted a business meetwhich the cla*' dccidt d |B . ... Faster program- During h ,. v will sponsor a series of night I J and Mrs. Ben Schroyer and Bi Kathryn had ae their dinML Sunday Mrs. Minnie „f San DP go. Cal., and EaJ, nil! May r of lhis ' "- v . St Marv's society of the church will meet in the f hail ' seven- ■ and enjoy a social |R„ tio-p- will he a short bumR..- n. IV.e .ml-, d budge u ,n will be played. B| Mary and .Martha class of Sunday school will a t the home of Mrs. Fred HR,', ..veiling a’ seven-thirty o'■R x _. ~,i ■lt'.-'id-im e is desired, ot imperial) will be' gsIH ■ Tin St Paul ladies' aid will meet. Francis I'.llswotth Wedfor an day mee’ing. .. . b" hostess Tan Sigma sorority on' SfKday night at 6:45 o’clock at on Seventh street. Ab rs are asked to note the in timeIftlltY P-T. A. MEET FRIDAY Egfe ■ asset iation of Ke*.- - school met Friday aftera large number of memBgn: g tee’s ’.- esent. Miss Helen pr- sented grades one and a .Hsson m rhythm and music Esppr- iation. K- nv- was held, folRbv the reading of the objects ■ks PT A by various members. An Kftk’ was read to further the unof Founders Day. Feb17. It will he observed at the ns pertaining to both parents and were commented on. Sup■a A TABLETS MOO COLDS B'L'.L"' HEADACHES BB) r ”l» Price, 35c

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I K) HARRISON CARROLL <-up;right, 1937, ■ ■ K m Fraturrt Syndicate, Inc. ■MoLI, Y W OOD - The hilltop of the late John Gilbert, rue - a while back as being purout of sentiment by MarDietrich, goes not to the Gerstar after all but to another KElollywood's glamorous blondes, Hopkins. Having bought hears, at a bargain price, Hopkins will defer occupancy 1 she can redecorate the infHß° r 1,1(1 tend personally to the As she now is in the of the picture, "Escadrille”, f ' as comm itments after that Samuel Goldwyn and a BritKI C0 j m P an y. it may be fall before s ' ar actually moves into the .Ett 3€ ° nce occu Pied by the great |B r of the silent screen. from South America, De Mille Is closeabout the mysterious K® or whom she w as said to have down there to see. According KE' ’ account, however, she cerS wf ' spent the most unusual BW stmas da y of any Hollywood ■B’nty-.taking gifts to a leper '^ e dark-haired adopted of C. B. De Mille returns on a summons from TwenW 1 > Ce ™ ury ' Fox t 0 P la y ln JBBfarlie Chan at the Olympics", Your Questions! Kl, ’ ln - Brooklyn: "Caravan”, was the first Hollywood IK v" a [ lea Boyer made in Engut he was here six years ago ■K' g £ rench versions for M. G. M. I- :! b ‘B House” and "The Trial ■■" ar y Dugan" were two. t * wr .® 18 any medal for family „ u Bhould 1* awarded to Bia i, ? Ha ’ the Universal actor. w sending half of his pay Wfc«v« aCh week t 0 su PP°rt 12 ■t.’’* 8 ln Waldo, Kas. They p e four complete families. ' reunion, that of Bette I (P> L l- the John V ' A - Weavers Bfc. Woodl - In 1929, Bette ■ yllw * r at the Ca P e Cod where Miss Wood was wf. n ' Candlda ”- The stage E ? aded to see Bette ln J|i of .f play and gave her letlntr°duction to New York

CLUB CALENDAR I Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Monday Pythian Needle Chib, K. of P. Home, After Temple. I Dramatic Section, Mrs. Palmer ' Eicher, 7:30 p. m. Literature section, Decatur Wo- ' men’s club, Mrs. Carroll Burkholder, 7:30 p. m. Music Section, Miss Eleanor Reppert, 7:46 p. m. Art Department, Mrs- Raymond Keller, 8 p. m. Research Club, Mrs Henry Heller 2:30 p. ntI St. Marya Society, Catholic School Hall, 7:30 p. mTuesday Civic Section Called meeting, Library Reet Room. 7 p. m. I Decatur Flower Garden Club, Mrs. ’ N. A. Bixler, 2:30 ip. m. The Ruralietic Study club, Mrs. Sylvester Staub, 8 p. m. Tri Kappa, Elks Home, 8 p. m. ! Psi lota Xi, Mrs- Chalmcr Porter 6:30 p. m. | Root Twp. Home Ec. Club, Mrs. > R. Sauers. Pinochle Club. Mrs Bernard Kel1 ler, 7:30 p. m. Mary and Martha Class, Mrs. ■ Fred Busi he. 7:30 p- m. C. L. of C„ K. of C Hall, 6:30 p.m Delta Theta Tau, Mrs. Al Schnef i der, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Decatur Home Economics Club, Mrs. William Affolder, 1:30 p. m. Historical Club, Mrs, W. F. Beery, 2:30 ip. m. Shakespeare Club, Mrs. C. E. Peterson, 2:30 p. m. St. Paul Ladies’ Aid, Mrs. Francis Ellsworth. All Day Meeting. Frivolity Club, Mrs. William August, 7:30 p. m. Zion Senior Walther League, Lutheran Auditorium, 7:30 p. m. Thursday St. Agnes Sodality Lotto Party, D. C- H. S„ 8 p. m. Pleasant Grove Missionary, Mrs. ! Ross Harden, 1:30 p. m. . Eta Tau Sigma, Miss Isabelle . 1 Odle. 6:45 ip. m. i Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid, Mrs. Phil Macklin, 2:30 p. m. i United Christian Missionary SocI ietjr, Mrs. James Kitchen, 7:30 p- m. Saturday > W. C. T. U. Bake Sale, Schafer Store, 9 to 1, erintendent Kriok related some ot hte experiences in handling pupils of different types. A social hour followed, during which refreshments were served by the hostesses, the Mesdames G- A. Light, Ralph Roop. Helen Liechte,

managers which helped her get a foothold on Broadway. Now, Bette is starring in "Marked Woman" and Miss Wood is taking one of her periodical flyers into the movies at Warner Brothers to do a role in "Call It a Day”. This week's murky skies, caused by the smudge pots in nearby citrus groves, remind Robert Taylor how nice it is to be a movie star. Only a few years ago, the Idol of millions of women was helping to pay his way through Pomona college by tending smudge pots at 50 cents an hour. Apt to be called out of bed any moment to spend a bleak night in the orchards. Here and There on the Cinema Front. . . . Helen Vinson, who is married to Fred Perry, one of the greatest tennis players in the world, takes lessons in the game from Milton Holmes. . . . Peter Lorre is having more trouble with that broken eardrum. . . . The first big night club turnout since New Year’s Eve will probably be to welcome Ethel Waters at the Trocadero. . . . Preview of W. K. Howard’s English picture, “Fire Over England”, Inspires feminine raves over Laurence Olivier, said to be one actor who refuses to return to Hollywood. Personally, I could have done without his hysterical crying scene. • Flora Robson is memorable, though, as Queen Elizabeth, and the film, once it gets under way, generates real power. . . . The pictures of Luise Rainer and Clifford Odets together were taken under strong protest from the little Viennese, who sincerely tried to avoid publicity on the marriage. . . . John Hewlett is said to be shopping for the cast of a play he will produce on Broadway. . . . And, if you care, Clark Gable is wearing a green tie made of chamois leather. In case it rains, he points out, he can use it to wipe off his windshield, i i Flash! Director George Marshall i just had the tip of his right index I finger taken off trying to stop an i ambulance siren quickly on the set : of "Nancy Steele Is Missing”. Six i months ago, he broke his arm ■ clowning a dance on the set with : Jane Withers.

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Miles Butler, Glenn Hill and Calvin Hakey. The Frivolity club will meet with Mrs. William August Wednesday afternoon at seven-thirty o'clock. — MRS. DORA MYERS HOSTESS AT DINNER Mrs. Dora Myers of Hartford township was hostess at a delicious ; turkey dinner Sunday at high noon.' The guests included Miss Eva Acker and Mrs. Lois Black of Decatur, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Doty and, daughter Mary Jane and grandson Ellis of Portland, Mr. and MrsChester Hall of Geneva, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baers, Ralph and Bob, Myers and the hostess Mrs. Myers. A social meeting of the Catholic Ladies of Columbia will be held at | the K. of C hall Tuesday evening, j Jan. 19th at six-thirty o’clock. The committee in charge included the Mesdames Beulah Meyer, Clara Heller, Ida 'Holthouse, Florence Drum and the Misses Mary Wertzberger, Mary Miller and Ethel Erwin. All members are cordially invited to attend. The Presbyterian ladies’ aid will meet with Mrs. Phil Macklin Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o’clock. This will be the first meeting of the new year and a good attendance is desired. The Zion Senior Walther League will have a social meeting in the Lutheran church auditorium Wednesday evening at seven-thirty o’clock. The Delta Theta Tau sorority will hold a 'business meeting at the home of Mrs. Al Schneider, Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock TRUTH SPEAKERS MEETING FRIDAY The Truth Speakers class of the United Brethren chnrchsnet Friday evening at the home of John Bolinger at Mon mouth. Pencils were given to all the girls to sell in order to meet the church pledge. A social hour was enjoyed and refreshments served following the business session. Those present were: Mrs. Ruth Williams, honorary president; Mrs. Goldie Fisher, teacher, and Misses Caroline North, Bettv Foughty, Marjorie Butler Mary Reed, Betty Krugh, Edith Baker, Kathleen Foreman, Betty Huffman, Joan Bolinger and the following guests: Helen Mc-

Kown, Mary Girod, Florine and Mary Bolinger. The United Chris’ian missionary society will meet with Mrs. James Kitchen Wednesday evening at sev-jen-thirty o'clock. Mrs. William i Kohls will be the leader. 0 WWONALS Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Shilling, route ' 5, Decatur, shopped here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Myers and children returned to their home in ' Warsaw Sunday after a several 1 days' visit hereCharles Hoffman and sons Raymond and Norman of near Preble visited here Saturday. August Gallemeyer of route 1, was ■ among the Decatur visitors Saturday who came in and renewed subscriptions. Henry Luttman and August Witte of route 3 were business visitors in Decatur Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Helm from east of the city visited here Saturday. Miss Norma Marbauh visited over the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs- Adolph Ma rbaugh, east of the city. Mrs. Dye Ferguson and granddaughter, Nellwyn Brookhart and grandson G. D. Brookhart, all of route 6, shopiped in Decatur Saturday. Crist Schakel of route 2 was in town Saturday and renewed his subscription to the Decatur Democrat. Fred Stauffer of route 3 was in and renewed his ipaper SaturdayJ. M. Brinker of Pleasant Mills was a business visitor here Saturday afternoon and renewed hie subscription to the paper. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steele of Pleasant Mills visited here Saturday. i » Edward L. Gase of route 2 was a business visitor in DecaturMr. and Mrs. Florian Geimer and daughter Naomi of route 5, vfeited here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thieme and son Edgar of route 5 were among Saturday’s business visitors. Louis Weber and son Otto Weber of Hoagland were Decatur business visitors. Mr- and Mrs. Roy Hook of Route 6, shopped in Decatur Saturday. Charlie Kirchner and son Edward of Preble were among Saturday’s business visitors. o Trade in a Good Town —Decatur.

■ i Mrs. Francis Moser is ill at her! home east of Berne. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Byron arrived j in Decatur Sunday and ipent the day at the home of the latter’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. Roy Archbold. Mr. Byron returned to Peru Sunday evening. Mrs. Byron will remain for a week's visit before going to Peru. o Bride’s Ages to Be Secret Los Angeles —(UP) —Los Angeles County has decided to protect prospective brides- They will not be obliged to give their age under oath, and the county clerk won't make any indiscreet inquiries unless visible discrepancies are such as to warrant a serious doubt. 0 Rainmakers Not Jobless Santa Rosa, Cal. —(UP) — The National Re-employment Service, with more than 2,000 vocational applications on its lists, has receives! one request that it was unable to ' fill. It was for a rainmaker. o —- On Strike for 2 Years London —(UP) — There are 650 men in Manchester who have been on strike for nearly two and a halt years. On June 31, 1934, the men struck in protest against the introduction of a system of speeding up production at the works of a wire manufacturer, and are still on strike with no hope of an early settlement. ' — Will Restricts Church Watertown, Mass. —(UP) — The will of the late Janet Carswell, of Watertown, filed in probate court, makes provision for a gift of sl,-000 to Highland Congregational church of Somerville on condition that the church building never becomes a movie theater. o Prosecutor Forgets Law Mt. Vernon, O. —(UP)—Wayne county assistant prosecutor, Henry Critchfeld, was fined $lO and costs when he was found guilty of passing a school bus stopped on the highway. o Sea Ccouta Get Boats Boston —(UP)—The U. 3- Coast Guard station here recently gave two patrol boats to Boston Sea Scouts for scout training and activities. The transfers were made possible by a special act of Congress.

Adams County Memorial Hospital Lawrence Leonard. Jr., Monroeville, admitted Friday. Charles Heimann, son of Jacob Heimann of route 4. admitted Satturday. Page Blackburn, 512 Marshall street, admitted Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Bleeke, route 7, dismissed Saturday. Master Lorez Steury, route 1, Berne, dismissed Saturday. Mrs. Joe Durbin, Pleasant Mills, dismissed Sunday. Maater Richard Schaadt, route 2, Ohio City, dismiesed Sunday. Mrs. Russell Hursh, Montpelier, dismissed Sunday. Mrs. William Counterman. Willshire, dismissed Sunday. Miss Bernice Habegger. Berne, diemissed Sunday. 0 ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Grote, route 5, are the parenta of a son, Gerald Palmer, born Friday afternoon at 2:33 o’clock at the Adams county memorial hospital. The baby weighed six pounds two and one half ounces. Mr. and Mre. George Harris are the parents o a baby son, born at ( the residence Sunday morning at 11 I o'clock. The baby weighed five pounds and has been named George Gregory. 0 Kiwanian, 87, Cited Massillon, O. — (U.R) — Dr. Seth Hattery, who has practiced medicin? here for more than 40 years, has been cited as the oldest active Kiwanian in the United States. He is 87. He has been a member of the Massillon Kiwanis club since July 1, 1921. o Fire At Fireman’s Expensive Wheeling. W. Va.—(U.R)—Six fire trucks dashed madly to a fire in the home of Fireman Phil Shaughnessy. It cost $22 to dispatch the trucks. Damage from the blaze was $2. o Juvenile Crime Probed London.—(U.R)—Sir John Simon, home secretary, has ordered a thorough investigation of a reported alarming increase in juvenile crime in England. Authorities believe that "master minds” are behind many of the crimes for which children are prosecuted.

. Archers Shoot By Mail Berkeley, Cal- —(UP)— Archery | ■ contests have been made leee dan-; gerous by bystanderu by conducting . ■ them by mail. The Univernity of ■ California played the University of; i Illionie, each man of the team of i • four shooting 96 arrows a’. 60 yeans , and advising the other university by I mail of the results. o Bombay Police Use Radio Bombay (U.R) — Bombay city po- ' lice are to be equipped with wire- ; less for use in times of disturb- ! ’ ance in the city. This will bring 1 them in line with the up-to-date' ' police organizations of most big capital cities. Hitherto police have | • had to rely on a telephone system.

Wedding Bells for Bob Taylor? —— - \ |tSSgW ■ > •/ » * ’ nHEIB 'i v -4 ■■■ _ ' lr' .Jjfik ' s, jjjgallvifcv jMMgj > |S> I imsS; ;; (MME ■ MBBEH JIB 1 —i / Barbara Stanwyck Robert Taylor ~! Frequent appearances together at Hollywood social affairs of Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck lend credence to reports that the two t are contemplating matrimony despite the fact that both are now building separate homes in the film colony

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