Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 25, Decatur, Adams County, 29 January 1937 — Page 3

JN SOCIETY

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■ ■B; HARRISON CARROLL |K <’up>ri s ht, 1937, King Features Syndicate, Inc. I >—Thirty-five hunTaylor to change his name Arlington Brugh. They e - their preference in a vote to have been taken among of the musical clubs of the S' n OW have petit i Oned t he |^FJ° something about it. ■ ■lour own name is an exceptionRobert Taylor is too for you,” urges their probably be thrilled to that Taylor thought enough |M tne idea to suggest a test to |S d M.—when "The Man in PosPlays in Philadelphia, bill St as Jean Harlow and Brugh - Then see what business the picture does. Hepburn-Howard Hughes ‘ lage r 'amors were the biggest |Wr.6 £ of the year to Hollywood S , e l. ' Publlc >ty stunt," cried HKn J, the gossips. Others "knew IBL-' \ e In the excitement, !■„ i, keil out that the elusive - nus flown across the continent K !, th Hu ghes. When "Sylvia was bein g made, he used ■- th ° n ' he beach nearby and the star. of O th 10 >. ng Fred stone will be Kerabie r ° Spital - He haa had a ■X? w ‘th his neck. An Hfe . s afn° / he airplane crash ! tm»w ’ . Doctor ’ are getting the art n hand now > however, wouM° r C ° Uld g 0 home now ■>bulan ce nT to ride ln an ' ■iked i?u But ’ sa V s he: ”1 Klk out? here and I m BOing t 0 ' ■towi'o Y , Cur Questions! Gina : Irish ’ n rook, y n - Tom Brown is . ■her Wai'’?' I .'* 7 - His grand - i ■%. Tom Dunn m ° U 3 gentleman ME _ L. ■>tes n Un re! l t!i “gainst Ginger I ■fc n "* ber the offer of a ■rk Jame^ the Lon(ion Police ! B ■ tnes H. Barton, whs iden- '

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Friday Public Bridge and Pinochle Party American Legion Home, K p. mPublic Pinochle, Bridge and Bunco Partjr, Zion Lutheran churcn Basement, 7:45 p. m. St. Marys Twp. Home Economics Club, Mrs. Lee Custer, 1:30 p. m. Tea and Book Review M. E. Church. 2:30 ip. m. Betty Frislnger's Sunday School Class. Joan Cowens, 7:30 p. m. Saturday Mrs. King, and M’-s. Darwachter Classes, Christian Church Basement, 2:30 p. m. Monday Research Club, Mrs. John R. Parrish. 2:30 p. m. Woman’s Club, Library, 7:45 p. nt. Tuesday C. L. of C., K. of C. hall, 7:30' p. m. Mount Tabor Ladies’ Aid, Miss Ora Gi'ipin, 7:30 p. m. Dutiful Daughters. Mrs. Francis Ellsworth, 7:30 p. m. Pinochle Club, Mrs Sol Lord, 7:30 ' P. M. Wednesday Historical Club, Mrs, Ed Ahr, 2:30 p- m. Shakespeare Club. Mrs. J S. Kocher, 2:30 p. m. ■ hursoay Home Missionary Mite Box Meeting. Mrs. Russel Owens. 2:30 p. m. Annual Mite Box Tea, Firet Presbyterian Church. 2:30 p. m. Psi lota Xi Business Meeting, Mrs. Robert Zwick, 716 North Third St., 7:30 p- m. ion Stults. A very interesting discussion on their recent trip to Purdue was held by Mrs- Earl Chase and Mrs. Forrest Walters. Roll call wan answered by “What I enjoy most in my home.’’ A delicious luncheon was nerved by the hostess, assisted by Miss Irma Rabbit t, Mrs. Charles Rabbitt and MrsGlen Roughia. The next meeting wi'l be an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Francis Ellsworth, Members are requested to be present at nine o'clock to prepare dinner- Each member is to bring her own table service. The Psi lota Xi sorority will have a business meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Zwick. 716 North Third street. The Catholic Ladies of Columbia will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the K. of C. hall. Following the meeting the degree team will meet.' All members are urged to attend. The Pinochle club will meet at

titles himseit as a "junior district and area station inspector". writes he is willing to chuck his job if Ginger says the word, and come to Hollywood to be her chauffeur and bodyguard. He offers to pay his own way to California, and back to England, if he doesn't suit. He is 24 years old, six feet two in height and is an expert shot, he adds. Not ail the begging letters to Hollywood stars reach the waste baskets. Preston Foster had one recently from Lyle Weemer, who wrote that, for two years, he had been living in a tent on the desert near Palm Springs. Health reasons had dictated the exile, he said, but new he was completely recovered. His plea was for Foster to grubstake him back into civilization. The chances against anything being done about a letter like this are more than 1,000 to one. But Foster had a hunch and investigated. He found conditions as stated, and agreed to help. Today, the desert exile is in the east, has a job and is doing well. Day’s Gossip. . . . Craig Reynolds’ pals will be glad to know he has safely passed the crisis in his battle against pneumonia. . .- . Having contributed dozens of popular songs, the films will now add hymns to the list. The Columbia picture, "Racketeers in Exile” has two, "Something Has Happened” and "There’s Joy in My Heart Today”. . . . Fifi Dorsay's first visit to Husband Morgan Hill on the "23% Hours Leave” set found him doing a kissing scene with Terry Walker. . . . Anne Shirley and Owen Davis, Jr., keep on holding hand# in the R-K-O commissary even when people stop to talk to them. .. . Alice Brady is mourning the death of another dog, her scotty, Fritz. That leaves her only four. Flash! Kissing scenes between Ida Lupino and Ralph Bellamy have been written out of the Colui. "ia picture, "Whether or No”, because of the flu danger. i They are substituting an embrace, j

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1937.

I the home of Mrs. Sol Lord Tuesday evening at seven-thirty o’clock. LADIES’ AID MRS. FRED KING The ladies’ aid of the Christian church met ift the home of Mrs. Fred King Thursday afternoon- The business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. William Kohls. Mrs. Dorcas Drum read a portion of the scripture. Roll call was answered by verses on Saints. The society voted <o give five dollars to the Jted Cross flood relief fund. Mrs. King and Mrs. Pau! Daniels will have charge of the ways and means committee for next month- The meeting closed wi'h prayer. Delicious refreshments were served by Mns. King, assisted by Mrs. Wilbur Plasterer. The next meeting will be with Mrs- Harmon The members of the class of Mrs. Fred King and Mrs- Elmer Darwachter will meet in the basement of the Christian church Saturday afternoon at two-thirty o’clock for a party. LUGINBILL-FRANK WEDDING SOLEMNIZED Miss Selma Luginbill and James L. Frank, both of Blue Creek township, were married at the Methodist parsonage at Bobo late Thursday afternoon. Miss Dora Luginbill and Mrs. Leia Bailor witnessed the I ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. George W. Bailor, pastor of the Mt. Tabor charge. The newlyweds vzill reside, for the present, at the home of the bride’e parente Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Luginbill, west of the Mt- Hope i church. In the near future, they will move to a farm in Ohio, two miles west of the bride’s home. MUSICAL PROGRAM AT MITE BOX TEA The Presbyterian woman’s home and foreign missionary society will have its annual mite box opening at the church Thursday, February 4, at two-thirty o’clock- The program includes a hymn by the congregation; scripture and prayer by Mrs. W. E. Smith; hymn by congregation. Mrs- Carrie Hau bold and Miss Louise Haubold will present a musical program following which the mite boxes wi'l be collected. Each member is asked to bring a guest to this program. There will be no admission charge. During the social hour which will • follow the program the following . women will serve tea: the Mes-■ dames S- D. Beavers. Roy Andress, i Lois Black. Burt Townsend and A. M. Anker. A large attendance is desiredMRS- LEO KIRSCH ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs. Leo Kirsch was hostess to the members of her bridge club and a number of guests Thursday evening at her home on East Rugg street. At six-thirty o'clock, a delicious two course dinner was served. After dinner tables were formed for bridge and several games of auc- ■ tion were played. Frizes were giv-j given to Mrs- Frank Rawley and Miss Fann Hammel for the club ; and Mrs. Frank Braun for the guests. Guests other than club members were Miss Matilda Sellemeyer and the Mesdames Paul Kuhn, Frank Braun, Harry Knapp, H- B. Macy, Ralph Yager and Don Lutes. The woman’s home missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold a mite box meeting on Thursday, February 4, at the j home of Mrs. Russell Owens at two-1 thirty o’clock. Mrs. F- V. Mills will have the devotionals and Mis. R. DMeyers the program. Mrs. Myers will review ‘'The Rolling Years’’, by Margaret Turnbull. Assisting hostesses will be the Mesdames O L. Vance. Harry Moltz, John Myers, Homer Myers and John Peterson. The fellowship tea, which was »o have been held at t'.e M E. church Tuesday afternoon, has been postponed indefinitely. YOUNG MATRONS CLUB MEETING Mrs. Albert Beery, assisted by [ Mrs. Frank Crist, was hostess to the Young Matron's club recently. At six o’clock, a lovely dinner was ! served. The guests were seated at the dining table, which was attractively decorated with Valentine appointments. After dinner, bingo was played and each guest received a prize. — -o SPONSORSFOR (CONT 1 Brice Butler; Mr- and Mrs. Lawrence Linn; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Butler; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lose; Mr. ■ and Mrs- Clayson Carroll; Clark Lutz; Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cole; j Mr- and Mrs. Phil Macklin; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Co’e; Mr. and Mrs. L Cash JS WE HAVE NO SOLICITOR" YOU GET FULL VALUE. PUMPHREY JEWELRY STORE

Hospital Boat Carries Injured to Safety k JKI a 114 k \' ■ As influenza and diphtheria, added to the terrors of flood victims, boe.ts equipped with hospital cots were put into service to carry invalids to first aid stations for treatment in Marietta, Ohio, above. Pestilence Adds to Terrors of Flood Victims ft. I --‘MR lr »i jiF ju . w Their residents forced to flee for their lives before the rushing torrents of the Ohio river, these buildings echo hollowly to the battering forces of the floodtide as it swirls through the deserted streets of ! Lawrenceburg, Ind., above. One of the most severely stricken of cities along the Indiana border, this distillery center suffered terrific loss because of its position at the juncture of the Ohio and Big Miami rivers.

A. Cowens; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mies; ■ Mr. and Mrs. D Burdette Custer; . Mr. and Mre. John Moore; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Daniels; Jim Murphy; I Dr. and Mrs. R E. Daniels; Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mylott; Dr. and Mrs. Har- I old DeVor Mr- and Mrs- Fred McConnell; , Judge and Mre. Huber DeVoss; ' ' Harold McMillen; Mr. and Mrs. ! ! Deane Dorwin; Mr. and Mrs. H. I I L. Neil; Dr and Mrs Ben Duke; . Mr. and Mre. Nathan Nelson; Mr., and Mrs. Paul Edwards; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poe; Mr. and Mrs- i Herman Ehinger; Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Porter; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ehin- ; ger; Mr. and Mre. Ralph Roop; i Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ehinger; Mr. I and Mrs. Robert Rusch'ag; Dr. and i Mrs. Palmer Eicher; Mr. and Mre. Kenneth Runyon; Dr- and Mrs. G. F. Eichhorn; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Saylors; Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester; Everhart; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Saylors; Mr. and Mre. Don Farr; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Say lore; Dr. and , Mrs. Eugene Fields; Mr- and Mrs. George Foos; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freeby; Mr- and Mrs. Al Schneider; Mr. and Mrs. Dee Fryback; Fred Schurger; Mr. and Mrs- Carl Gattschall; Mr. and Mre. Leland Smith. Mr. and Mrs- Ralph Gentie; Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Tevveer; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gerber; Mr. and Mre.; Bryce Thomas; Mr- and Mrs. Walter Gladfe’ter; Mr. and Mrs. John Tyndall; Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Vance: I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vian; Mrand Mrs. Arthur Voglewede; Robert White; Mr. and Mre. Roy Whittenbarger; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Worthman; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Yager; Mr. and Mrs. Cal Yost; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Yost; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Zerkel; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Zeser; Dr and Mrs. Harold Zwick. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zwick; Mr. and Mre. Harry Young; Dr- and! Mre. Fred Patterson; Mr. and Mrs.' Carl Pumphrey; Mr and Mrs. Fran-' cis Howell; Mr. and Mrs. Forest Elzey; Mrs- Earl Coverdale; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams; Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward Cal’and; Mr- and Mrs. L. A. Holthouse; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heare; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kle'nhenz; Mr. and Mrs. George Krick; Dr. and Mrs. Burt Mangold;

' Mr and Mrs. J- T. Merryman; Mr. ; and Mre. French Quinn. Mr. and Mrs. George Flanders; i Mr. and Mrs. C- C. Schafer; Mr- and Mre. O. W. Wemhoff; Mr. and Mrs. George Wemhoff, Mr- and Mrs. Hen- ! ry Heller, Mr- and Mrs. Cal Peterson I Mr. and Mre. John Stults; Mr. and ' Mrs. George Stultz; Mr. and Mrs. i W. P. Robinson; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keller; Mr. and Mrs- Dan Tyndall: Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Litterer; Clif’on ’Striker; Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lewton; i Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gillig; Mr. | and Mrs. Leo Gillig' Mr. and Mre. | I Charles Brown; Mr. and Mrs. Lester I Stucky; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Richeldeffer; Mr and Mrs. Ralph Snyd- | er; Mr. and Mrs Albert Harlow; I Mr. and Mrs. James Briggs; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pontius; Mr. and, Mre. Fred Lindsey; Mr. and Mrs Harold Mattox; Charles Magley. I Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Long; Mr. and Mrs- W W. Widdows; Mr. and Mrs. Al Schmitt; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Schmitt; Mr. and Mrs. Avon Burk. ; Mr. and Mrs. 1. Kalver; Mr. and Mre- Charles Breiner; Mr. and Mrs.. A.D. Sutt'es, Mr. and Mre. Roy And-' ress, Mr. and Mrs- Harmon Kraft; j Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Glendening; I Mr. and MM. Theo. Graliker; Mr. ; and Mrs. Roscoe Glendening; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gra'iker; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sauer; Mr. and Mrs. ’ Phil Sauer; Mr. and Mre- Frank Liniger; Mr. and Mre- J. M. Doan; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Loee;«Mr. and I Mrs- Jesse Rice; Mr. and Mrs. E. | Burt Lenhart; Mr and Mrs. Don Stump. o # « Adams County. j Memorial Hospital I Mrs. Lester Cowens, route 2, admitted last evening. Lawrence Leonard, Jr., Monroei ville, dismissed yesterday. i Mrs. Minnie Edwards, Wren, Ohio, dismissed yesterday. Hubert McClanahan 526 Ave., dismissed yesterday-' ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Leo Harold Roe of route 6 9 the parents of a baby

daughter, born Thursday evening at 7:56 o’clock at the Adams county memorial hospital. The baby has been named Betty MaxineMr. and Mre. Martin Gallemeyer of route 1, are the parents of a baby boy born at 3:18 o’clock this morning at the Adams county memorial hospital. —o PERSONAL The name of Mary Catherine Steiner was unintentionally omitted from the Catholic school honor roll recently published. Miss Ethel Courtney and Mrs. j Robert Fritzinger visited in Van Wert, Ohio Thursday with the forI mer’s brother, Howard Courtney, who is confined in the hospital there. Mrs. Lee Kelley oi Frankfort arI rived in Decatur yesterday for a several days’ visit w ith her daughj ter Mrs. Don Farr. ' "lie L’lzey of Detroit does not ■ know that his aged father, Marion I S. Elzey, of this city, died the 14th 'of the month. A letter from the son this morning says that he has just received delayed news of the illness of his father and asks a report on his condition. Copy of the paper of that date has been forwarded to the son. Will Elect C. Os C. Directors Tonight All members of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce are urged to attend the smoker and election of directors, which will be held at the Knights of Pythias home tonight at 8 h’clock. A short program will be presented followed by the election of four directors to serve during the ensuing year. o Bluffton Man Held For Knifing Son Bluffton, Ind. Jan. 29 — (UP) — Charles Aker, 55, waa arrested last night charged with assault and bat-

I tery, after he allegedly knifed hl« ( son, Roy, during a family quarrel., Arraignment in Wells county court | , was expected today. 0 . Swearing At Auto Lands Man In Jail Swearing profusely at an auto that refused to start, cost Ira Car-1 was arrested last night by Police-' penter, of this city, a stay in jail. He | men Hunter and Coffee when residents of Mercer avenue complained. [ The officers allegedly found him, | under the influence of intoxicating liquor, bending over the crank of his auto, swearing long and loud- 1 ly in a raucous manner. Charges | will be filed, the officers stated.

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CARD OF THANKS We wish, in this manner, to l thunk trie friends and neighbors, I wbo ho kindly assisted us during the niness and death of our mothi er. The Fullenkainp Family. — o - ' - Trade in a Good Town—Decatur, i a medicated with * throat-soothing ingredients of Vicks Vapoßub.