Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 132, Decatur, Adams County, 4 June 1937 — Page 3

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HOSTESS W b ,. rl r was hosti-sH lo Os 11.0 bridK- c hib and W',,.0 Mr- Vaughn Hilyard, ■ v ~velMiK al <'W't o'cloc k. were formed for bridge Vgjv.n to Mrs. C. J. Beuvj| r? (’halmer Deßolt anil a ■t'nrizc W >''*• Hilyard. » !. , . luncheon wan ■ the close of the games, ■'“n’teriaining rooms were at- ■ with bowls of peonies. Ili'ii’ r Hom « economics ■ M will meet at the ■ . <,!><><>! at two o'clock WedK. .. I ,. I n IMI n instead of Thurs- ■ scheduled. Mr. Lake of Pur- ■ wiil g' H a demonstration on Kcuis p'ants 1,11,1 ineecta - Tl,< ‘ K r i S invited to attend. Illi ■ner bridge ■ b MEETING ■ n . William Hid! delightfully onHjined the members of her din- ■ bricige club Thursday evening ■ . 'V |O. k. A buffet dinner ■ serve! after which five games ■ .”4,1 were played. Mrs. Wil- ■ Hewers was awarded the prize. ■-. i'. (’. Schafer of Fort Wayne ■ Mrs. Hoy Kalver were received ■ nr w members. The club will ■tin two weeks with Mrs. Gladys ■gberlain. ■IETY COMPLETES ■SSOM TEA PLANS ■be woman's home missionary ■ety of the Methodist Episcopal ■rcti met in the church parlors ■rsday afternoon. Mrs. E. N. ■ks conducted the devotional ■ .Mrs. R. D. Myers discussed thy Hon study, The Negro and the ■ ring the business meeting the ■nt officers were re-elected. ■ meeting day of the society was

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CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Friday So Cha Rea Called Meeting, Mrs. Lawrence Beal, 7 p. m. I Willing Workers of Bobo U. B, Mrs. Herman Bowen, 7:30 p. nt. U. B. Work and Win Class, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garner, 7:30 p. m. | Pocahontas Lodge, Red Men's Hall, 7:30 p. m. Monday Reception, Methodist Church, i 7:30 p. m. Tuesday ; Pinochle Club, Mrs. Jesse Edgell 7:30 p. m. 'i Zion Junior Walther League, School Hall, 7:30 p. m. Firemen’s Auxiliary, Mrs. Herman Dierkes, 7:30 p. m. Wednesda. Better Homes Club, Monroe School, 2 p. m. changed from the first to the second Thursday of each month. Plans were completed for the annual blossom tea, to be held at the church Wednesday afternoon, June 16, at four o'clock. The society will present its guest artist, Mrs. Kathryn Egan of Van Wert, harpist, soloist and reader. An ’invitation is extended to the public and reservations may be made with any member of the committee in charge, Mrs. F. V. Mills, Mrs. C. D. Lewton or Mrs. W. J. Krick. The Pinochle club will meet with Mrs. Jesse Edgell Tuesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock. The Firemen’s Auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs. (Herman Dierkes Tuesday afternoon at twothirty o'clock.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1937.

< hurch Protests Wedding of Edward by Vicar *** w- WFR! 4 ? - •? t '■ s? ,Mw wbwl Wl ■■BH Monts police chief Rev. R. Anderson Jardine Maj. A. G. Allen

Protests from numerous dignitaries of the Church of England were voiced over the action of the Rev. R. Anderson Jardine, center, "poor man's parson” from Yorkshire, England, in officiating at the wedding of the Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Wallis Warfield.. Shortly after the Rev. Jardine's arrival at Monts. France, where he was met by Maj. A. G. Allen, the ex-king’s attorney, right, and the Monts

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The Zion Junior Walther League will meet at the school hall Tuesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock. MASONS HONOR ( rnwTim’rn Fl«>M PACK ONTO Rite Temple: Robert Koerbe-, thrice potent master; Homer Hartman, commander and Sam Geake, secretary. Mrs. McCrory will ateo be present. During the program, Mrs. Dan Tyndall will sing several numbers. Following the banquet, a card party and dance will be enjoyed. —o~ —

Annual Krueckeberg . Reunion On Sunday The annual Kreuckeberg reunion will be held Sunday at the Amos Thieme home in Union township. A dinner will be he’d at noon, followed by a program later in the day. — o— — Divorce Is Granted In Circuit Court Judge Huber M. DeVoss this morning granted a divorce to Anna Baker on her cross complaint from Ora D. Baker after attorneys agreed upon a settlement in the suit tried in the Adams circuit court. Considerable evidence was heard before; the compromise was reached out of | court during a recess. The case was venued here from Wells county, i Mrs. Baker was awarded $4,000 as a cash settlement and S3OO attorney fees. She had asked for SIO,OOO as a settlement in her cross com-| plaint. Grounds so rthe divorce were cruel and inhuman treatment. ,()- —e— Gov. Townsend Grants Extradition Os Three, ... Indianapolis, June 4 (DP) | Conditional extradition of three Indiana men wanted in New York I for alleged terrorism, recently ar-

police chief, left, he was warned by telegram from the Anglican bishop who has jurisdiction over that church in France that his action was "without episcopal license of consent.” The independent parson was undeterred, however, and gave the famous couple the religious sanction which they had been denied l>y his superiors. His offer to perform the ceremony came as an llth-hour surprise

I rested but subsequently released, was granted by Gov. M. Clifford i Townsend. I The men, Charles O. Smith and I Leo K. Smith of Fort Wayne and ' Fred C. Blacker of Kokomo, were released at Fort Wayne on a charge of throwing stench bornite in a Brooklyn theatre. N. Y. authorities asked that the men be extradited there for trial. The extradition was granted today by Townsend with the provision that attorneys for the men be permitted to file habaes corpus

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, proceedings in Allen county when I new ones for their arrest were issued. —o —•— Students Drink More Tea Amherst, Maee. — (IIP) More students are drinking tea today, according to Manager Alan W. Chadwick of the undergraduate dining hall at Massachusetts State Col'egeConsumption of the beverage, once considered as "onlv for the “sissy” or athletes in training.” has doubled at the dining hall in the past year, he says.

HIT-RUN DRIVER KILLS INFANT Five Injured At Indianapolis; Another Child Dies In Wreck Indianapolis, Ind., June 4 —(UP) A 14-month-old child was killed outj right and five persons were injured last night when a speeding hit ami run driver roared through a stre t ear safety zone in which they were standing. Two of the injured may die. The dead child was Barbara Marline Condit. Her mother was severe!ly injured as was 11 friend, Ruby Minnix. who was ho'ding the child in her arms when the car struck

them. A taxi driver, Edwin Walker, ami I another motorist, Noble Harlow, I I chased the hit and run car, forced it to the curb and called police. I They arrested Mrs. Florence Simmons Davis, who was driving, ami ; her mother Mrs. Margaret Bewley, who was riding with her. Police ordered tests made by a toxicologist to I learn if Mrs. Davis was intoxicated. Fifteen years ago Mrs. Davis was tried and acquitted for the murder of her husband on a plea of self-de-fense. , Girl Is Killed English. Ind., June 4 —(UP)—vMildI red Walton, 5-year-old daughter of ; Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Walton, was killed instantly and seven, other 1 persons were injured when an auto- ' mobile driven by the victim's father dived into an 8-foot ditch near i here late yesterday. f Those injured were Mr. and Mrs. ■ Walton, the latter probably fatally, . their son, Robert, 9; Mrs. George Temple, 49, her daughter, Mre. Madge Cook, 30; Mrs. Cooks son, Howard, 8, and Bryan Starrett, 43, ' acting district road superintendent. The Walton car plunged into the i ditch at the bottom of a hill where a culvert bridge had been removed by a road crew, despite frantic signaling by Starrett, Walton failed to I see the removed culvert. In an attempt to avert the crash Starrett stayed in the road signaling until hit by the automobile, which hurled hi nneveral feet. ARRIVALS I "' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lengerich, 'of Berne, are the parents of a

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J baby girl, born this morning at 3 ’ o'clock. The baby weighed seven pounds at blrtli itud has been named" Ann Marie. This is the first child in Hie family. Mr. and Mrs. August Lengerich, of Decatur, are , the grandparents. o gEKOHAK Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mills have returned from a week’s visit in Goshen, where they were the guests of the Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Franklin. G. T. Burk ’eft yesterday for Chicago where he wl'l visit with Mr. and Mrs. Felix Holthouse and

daughters. Mrs. Burk has been in Chicago for the past week. Mrs. Gladys Chamberlain spent Thursday in Fort Wayne visiting the primary grades of the public schools. Miss Fanny Winch of Fort Wayne ' Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kunkel. Roy Kalver attended to business 1 in Indianapolis Thursday. Mr. ami Mrs. A M. Reams of Mon- ! roe spent the week-end at Weston, I Ohio, visiting friends and relatives. I They attended Memoria’ Day oxer-1 cises there and heard an an address ! by the Hon. Dudley White of Norwalk. Dan Niblick io attending to bus!-' nees in Chicago. Miss Evangeline Spa hr, of Barnesville, Ohio, is spending a two weeks’ vacation with her par-! ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Spahr, of! this city, before entering Ohio State University for the summer ' term. Tlie home of Grover Neuenschwander, of Berne, was named the

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most beautiful In tiie town In a recent contest conducted there. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Helm of Miami Florida arrived in Fort Wayne today where they are registered at tiie Keenan Hotel. Their daughter, Miss Marjorie accompanied them aa I far as Bloomington, where she Is ! visiting at the Kappa Gamma sorority house with former clase mates, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beattv will arrive from Indianapolis this evening to visit Mre. Hattie Obenauer. O. (U.R) MiiTmil A. Somplack pulled his hunting boots on and shot a hole through one of Ills to»s. The "shooting lioots” proved to be an accidental touch of his elbow on a revolver.

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