Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 39, Decatur, Adams County, 15 February 1937 — Page 3

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■Bj HARRISON ( ARROLL ■ , Copyrirht. 1933, ■ Syndicate, Inc. ■SOLL Y\VO OD— Reports of •suount? enthusiasm over Mtlle Lomg*' l singing ■te ire more ballyhoo, ■lter hearing f / the blonde ] fr *0 with ; O’ W V numbers m k W' ■•'ng High, ! *>«- *1 ■klow", the I•> «r P*o has ar- L\ for ner WF six * Belts' instrucKtcoachde Carole L,,,,,h1,rd ■•Jw blues P"' wht > developed Ethel Merwho recently taught Moore how to put over a hot ■so says the baby K" aren’t so and probably ■J" w ' len somebody saw her ■™s? bonnets for an expected ■”* “t the family of her maid. marriages, the new K?', S m colon y. don’t come P as the California variety, to Brian Donlevy and K’t)JL“ ar ' e ’ w ‘‘° " ad one *tnot El„ Md then went through BitL C ! remOny in Hollywood, Klt l« S eo J icense alone costs ■himrlJ 3 n Ca'ifornia- The 111 ‘ ent ‘° VerS ’ Who Char ' ° Ut another » 80 ! the sum a ong ano ther couple ' ®ine price. Your Questions! M w ( L*° c . he ’ t ? r: Fred Dion **‘ v '* e ° uOuung to the isn't / h . m , in a picture. She 'declare, ' 1°, dance in the films, •point J B °’ there would be abom- 8 loStng n ° time t her dt the Preparations *’• She* UPe * “ Ever Sl noe ta '«studio^ d a to the “ Ballis on ? r confer ences with the script and for Wlth Octy-Kelly ’pS •'wta'ra he SayS feF - -at the lrti " e H °llywood, the Maha-

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phonea 1000 — 1001 Monday Pythian Needle Club, K. of P. Home. After Temple. Research Club, Mrs. O. L- Vance, 2:30 p. m. Music Department, Mre. W. A. Klepper, 7:30 p. in. Dramatic Department, Mrs. Raymond Kohne, 7:30 p. tn. Literature Department, Miss Elizabeth Peterson, 7:30 p. tn. Art Department, Mm. Lois Black, 7:3u p. m. Tuesday E, D. T. S. Class, Jane Oraher 7 p. tn. C. L. of C. Degree Team, K. of C. Hall. P:3O p- m. Chili Supper. “vangelical church 5 to 7 o’clock. Pinochle Club. Mrs. William Lister, 7:30 p. nt. Mary and Martha Class. Mrs. Frank Krick. 7:30 p. m. Shakeepeare Club Program Committee, Library, 7 p. tn. Tri Kappa Social Meeting, Elks Home, 8 p. m Psi lota Xi Pot Luck Supper, Mrs. Leo Kirsch 6:30 p. m. Delta Tau Business Meeting. Miss Mary Margaret Voglewede, 8:15. Decatur Flower Garden Club, Mrs. Cletus Miller, p. tnWednesday Zion Senior Walther League, Lutheran Auditorium. Historical Club, Mrs. Charles Langston, 3:30 p- m. Shakespeare Club, Mrs. A. D. Suttles. 2:30 p. m. Decatur Home Economics Club, Mrs. Joseph Hunter, 1:30 ip. m. Ladies' Aid, Reformed Church J 2:30 p. m. St. Rita's Unit, K. of C. Hall. 7:30. St. Ann'e Study Club, Mrs. Jared . Reed. 7:30 p. m. Thursday D Y. B. Class. Mis. Carl Fisher. 7:30 p. tn. j Eta Tau Sigma Dinner Bridge, i The Pines. 6:30 p. m. Gecode Club Party, Elks Home 6 p. m. ! Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society. Mrs. C. L. Walters, 2 p. m. i Dinner Bridge, Mrs. Paul Saurer, | 6:30 p. m. The ladies aid of the Evangelical church wil meet in the church parj lore Thursday afternoon at two j o'clock. I St- Luke's Ladies' Aid. Mrs. Mid Beavers, all day meeting. Saturday | Cafeteria Supper. Zion Reformed 1 Church. 5 to 7 o’clock.

rajah of Indore left a trail of gifts, the like of which the film colony has not seen in yeers. One of the most unusual was to Dr. Joel ' Pressman who attended him In his illness. The doctor, who, of course, is married to Claudette Colbert, received a gold thermometer case. Day’s Gossip. . . . Southern California’s week-end flood stranded dozens of celebrities. Ketti Gallian couldn’t even get in from Palm Springs. . . . The Richard Arlens were six and one-half hours returning from Bing Crosby's Rancho Santa Fe and had a shivery experience when the car directly in front of them failed to see a bridge washout in time and plunged into a torrent. . . . The Billy Seymours (Mary Kirk Brown) celebrated ■ their first wedding anniversary at • the Trocadero the other night! And, after everybody predicted they wouldn’t last a month. . . . Preston Foster offered R-K-O ' $40,000 for his contract, and wai ' turned down. . . . Love hasn't ’ spoiled the appetites of Thelma I Leeds and Parkyakarkas. They can still tuck away a couple of thick steaks at Llndys. . . . Mrs. ' Grover Jones is in St Vincents for ' a muscular ailment. . . . And Joel Sayre is in the , Cedars of LebI anon for ap1 pendicitis. . . Wasn't that |BE a ' «« Betty Compson EjK. ’. I with Bill FrawBelW 9 |e y at lhe Cafc £ ■mF -d® this spot. Her- ’ bert Marshall's JM, girl friend. Lee Russell. asked the boys in the 1 band not to sing Gertrude Niesen about “Get Along Little ' Doggie”, as her pet dog had died 1 that day. . . . Craig Reynolds was so long telling Gertrude Niesen goodby that the train went off i with him still aboard. . . . Jackie i Cooper looked nice the other night ' dancing with his ma at the Victor i Hugo. . . . Billy and Bobby Mauch, ' the "Prince and the Pauper” twins, ' are shopping for a house, which ’ means they Intend to stay in i California. Flash! The Luis Albernis (he’s i the Italian character actor) have decided that people with three youngsters shouldn’t live apart. ■ Legal actions will be dropped.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1937.

CMnWVC U(t. a». aultl TaMaM CM,nr. WMa (Um. HwUCwUU* "My cigarette meant a world of comfort to me," '■ saysspunkygirlre p° nei ’ TT WM a breathless dash,’’said Miss Dorothy Kilgallcn. wSk 1 back at work (left) after finishing her assignment to 11) at ound the world in record-breaking time. (Right) Her ar- W ** rival at the Newark Airport. ”1 snatched meals anywhere, ’ i she says, "ate all kinds of food. But Camels helped me keep ? « mv li, S cst ’ on {UIIVL ‘ U P ” Camels speed up the flow of smSMU - digestive fluids—increase alkalinity. < 'W’j, PF —Wil HI •Hi i* RBU B ' i 'Wt W w Mi ■■Milac 1 P E® ■■nSE hinks INFORMATION WANTED QUICK! Ray “THE SMART NEW TOUCH is to have ABOUT TO “SHOOT” AN OIL-WELL! lure I Jones answers rapid -fire questions in Camels on the table from hors d’oeuvres B. C. Simpson says: I get to feeling Cam- Grand Central Terminal. New York till dessert,” says Dorothy Malone, tense —anyone would, working I els help my digestion —I can feel a City. "A tough, nerve-racking job,” food editor. "Smoking Camels with around T. N. T. But I don t let that TUNEIN EVERYTUESDAYNICHT-Heir"J«ck sense of ease and well-being after he says. "Smoking Camels helps keep my meals and afterwards contributes interfere with my eating. Camels have Oakie’s College”—a full-hour gala show with Jack gH enjoying Camels with my chow.” my digestion on the right track.” a world of extra pleasure to eating.” what 1 like - they help digestion.” Oakie in person! Benny Goodman s owing Dana! i 7 o * Hollywood comedians and singing tears! Special - -———————a-— college amateur talent every week! 9 30 pm E.S.T., B<opmC. S.T.. 730 pm M.S.T., 6:30

SOCIETY The ladies’ aid of the Zion Reformed church will meet at the church Wednesday afternoon at i two-thirty o’clock. Mrs. Paul Sauer will be hostess to the members of her dinner bridge club Thursday evening at six-thirty o'clock. St- Rita's unit of Catholic action will meet at the K. of C. hall Wednesday evening at seven-thirty o’-1 ; clockThe D. Y. B. class of the United Brethren Sunday choo.l will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl Fisher Thursday evening at seven-thirty o’clock. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Jesse Case and Mrs- Delma Elzey. The ladies' aid of St. Luke's will meet at the home of Mas Mid Beavi ers Thursday for an all day meetpng. The St. Ann study club will meet with Mrs-. Jared Reed Wednesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock. The E D T. S. class of the Evangelical Sunday school will meet at the home of Miss Jane Graber Tuesday evening at seven o’clock. All members are cordially invited to at- t ♦end. | The C L. of C. degree team will meet at the K. of C. hall Tuesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock. Any member wishing to join the team is requested to attend the meeting. . The Eta Tail Sigma sorority will enjoy a dinner bridge meeting at the Pines Thursday evening at sixthirty’ o’clock. — The Zion Senior Walther league ; will enjoy a socia’ evening in the I Lutheran auditorium Wednesday evening. VALENTINE BRIDGE PARTY IS GIVEN The Misses Helen Haubold and Kathryn Kauffman entertained twenty of their friends Saturday night with a bridge party of beauti-1 ful Valentine appointments at the home of the former on South Third street, FiVe games of bridge were enjoyed and prize® were awarded to Mr®. Carl Gerber, Miss Eileen Burk and Mrs. Hugh (Hoithouse. At the' close of the games a lovely luncheon was served at small tables centered with dark red rosebuds in cryetai bud vases. The guest list included the MesI dames Hugh Holthouse, Bryce Tho‘mas, Leo Saylors, William Bell, |

Robert Zwick, H. B. Macy, J Ward Calland. <l. W. Maey, Carroll Burkholder, Carl Gerber. Aven Burk. Palmer Eicher. Walter Krick, Harold Zwick, Guy Brown and the Misses Madge Hite, Eileen Burk. Sara Jane Kauffman, Betty Macklin and Louis Haubold. o — The Ruralistic study club will meet with Mrs- Florian Geimer Thursday evening al eight o’clock. ANNOUNCEMENT OF RECENT WEDDING Announcements were received here today of the marriage of Miss Orpha Elizazbeth Olson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. N. Olson. Eeast Chicago Indiana and Ruseeil Grant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Van R. I Grant of Rensselaer, Indiana. The wedding took place Thurday November 24. 1986. The Grants were former residents of this city. 0 PERSONALS Al D. Schmitt and H. P. Schmitt, left Sunday for Los Angelee, Cal., where they will spend a couple of weeks. The brothers are motoring . through the west. Among Saturday's Fort Wayne | visitors were Mrs. Carl Gerber, Mise Sally Hower, Mrs. B. R. Farr, Mrs. Leo Kinsch, Mrs. John Schug and Mise Blanche Erwin. Mr. and Mrs. Pau! Kuhn and Dr. 'and Mrs. Palmer Eicher visited in I Indianapolis Sunday. Mr. and M?s. Frank Brown spent Saturday afternoon in Fort Wayne. Mrs- I. W. Macy and daughters I Martha and Elizabeth and Mrs- Pali mer Eicher visited in Fort Wayne Saturday. | K. A. Woodhall, operator of the local Gamble Agency Store, left Decatur today to attend the annual regional convention of Gamble Store managers and Gamble Store owners being held at the Sherman Hotel in Chicago, February 15th and 16th. This convention brings together Gamble Store managers and j Gamble Agency Store owners from ; this entire territory. It is estimated that between 300 and 460 Gamble men will be at the meeting. Mrs. Jesse Cole, Jr. and Gerald Cole are spending two days in Chicago, where they will visit Jesse i Cole, Jr., who is a patient at the Hines Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Klepper, Mrs. 1 i Arthur Myers and Mrs. Frank Schi initz attended the lecture at the community center in Fort Wayne. [ last evening. A Among those from Decatur j

I I I who heard William J. Sheed of ■ London and Paris lecture at the . | community center in Fort Wayne I last evening were Jajnes Murphy, I Charlee Miller, Mr, and Mi’s- G-l . Remy Bierly, J. J. Reed and Mr. and II Mrs. Harold Daniels. Mr. Sheed's I subject was "Modern Religion in | Europe.” Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Paris I Vizard, former Pleasant Mills reeid-' ■i ents, will be interested to know that . i the latter is the tutor of Edith Feli iows, young movie star, who ap- ' pears in "Pennies From Heaven," j the moving picture with Bing CrosI by. ' Miss Juanita Baumgartner, Tony ’ | Bonfiglio, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ,' Loehe, Mr and Mrs. John Loshe [ spent the week-end in Cincinnati j and Covington, Kv-, visiting the i flood area. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lee left toiday for West Palm Beach Florida i for a visit with their niece, Mrs. j Ruth Bowers Hiatt and sons. o Attends Convention Held Last Saturday , Karl Krudop of West Monroe street attended the annual convention of the Indiana credit union \ league at Indianapolis Saturday. Mr. Krudop was the delegate from the Indiana service corporation , federal credit union. Claude Clark and Mr. Bergeugreu, both national officers, attend- ’ ed the meeting and spoke at the banquet in the evening. C. E. Oldham of the credit union section, farm credit administration. Washington, D. C., also attended, and authorized Mr. Krudop to answer questions any church, lodge or the employees of any local industry concerning the f<»mation of a credit union in their group. o— Dairy Herd. Legume School At Geneva — Information has just been received at the county agent's office that a request for a dairy herd man-' agement and legume school, made ' by Adams county dairymen, has been approved. Arrangements have been made to hold this school at the Geneva high school, Friday at 9:30 a. m. E. T. Wallace, Purdue dairyman, and M. O. Pence, Purdue agronomist. will conduct this school in cooperation with the local dairy and agronomy committee. The committee in charge of the meeting made the following statement today: “You probably did not like to go to school when you were young because you had to ' answer questions. This school is You ask the questions

1 at this school. Bring your agronomy and dairy troubles with you and leave them at the school when | you go home.” L_ Adams County I Memorial Hospital Admitted Sunday morning: Mise Mary Sether, 1139 Monroe street; admitted Saturday: Mrs. Otto Miller, 1011 Adame street; dismissed Sunday noon. E’mer Johnson, Van Wert, Ohio, route five, and Ralph Hunt. Tocsin, route five, and Ra’ph ing, Mrs. Louis Drake, of route five. o Plant Improvement Inspection Tuesday — Inspection of the improvements i at the city light and power plant I will be made Tuesday afternoon at i 1:30 o’clock by PWA officials from I Indianapolis and A. K. Hofer, res:- i dent PWA engineer. W. C. Bevington. designing engineer for the city will also be here and mem1 bers of the council, city officials i and department heads will be members of the inspecting party, j Improvements at the plant include the building of the addition., ' installation of a 2,000 KWH tar-, i bine, a condenser, switchboard

AUTOS STOPPED FROM ENTERING ANDERSON p—- , ! »» '' ~ M **' i i !:.» I - i II 'll is i ■ W W ♦ —•fIBSR l> MBS\ ’ WjHf jKkP Z 77% 4 a * w ISf > > flki W ’ > WWRS->,. ■‘Wbflki 4 - - UL d - fIBB. ' Tsnp ".*< ...» ? .■ ■ ■■■ 'ZV : ■» ■■ ■> V•’ ?■ .■ -, , Riots, between union a,nd non union automoibile workers were stepped short at Anderson, Ind., by the national guards, tout not before at least a dozen were injured. State police are shown stopping autos at Alexandria. Ind., 12 miles north of Anderson, in order to keep invading union eympathizers forces from I entering Anderson.

panels and exciter. The project’ totaled aibout $120,000, of which | the PWA made a grant for $49,800. I o Chief Os Police Is Back On Duty Chief of Police Sephus Melchi re-1 1 ported for duty tonay after a 10 day’s illness with the flu- Mrs. Mel j chi. who wae also ill, is still confin-1 ed to her bed and is reported to be I improving. Chief Me'chi was seriously ill for several days. His physician advised him to stay in doors last week as he was very weak from the effects. I of the flu. The chief reported to of-1 ficials today that all pin ball and : socalled gaming devices had been i removed from every store in the city. o Divorce Granted In Circuit Court A dovorce was awarded on the l, cross complaint in the suit brought !' by Walter Farrer against Josephine ' Farrer of Geneva. Grounds were cruel and inhuman treatment- The defendant was granted SSOO alimony in addition to attorney fees. Support of $lO a month was granted. 1 . Custoday of the child was given to Mrs. Farrer with the exception of ,

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' the two weeks before school and ihe two weeks after school. Mr. Fari rer was represented by an attorney i and did not appear in person at the I trial. i °7 " ’ Public Depositories Are Selected Today Public depositories for the twoI year period from the third Monday lin February. 1937, to the third I Monday in February, 1938, were selected today by county, township. city and town officials. County funds will be divided among the four banks in the county. which are the First State Bank of Decatur, the Farmers State Lank of Preble, the First Bank of Berne and the Bank of Geneva. The townships selected t»a.nks within or near their townships. The Firet State Bank was selected by the city of Decatur. This bank will also lie the depository for the town of Monroe. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur “STOMACH PAINS SO BAD I COULD HARDLY WORK” Says C. S. Gross: “After taking Dr. Emil’s Adla Tablets the pa.ins are gone and I eat anything.” Try Adla treatment on our money back guarantee. Holthouse Drug Co.