Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 151, Decatur, Adams County, 26 June 1937 — Page 3

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■rW h an na park ., nip:nb'’”H und i'ii. young Married Coupl-x’ |H (( (i,,, Methodist Epimapul 11..01 . ujoj.nl u I.mnburg |( ,,.,,.i-N>it« man park Fi i ** evening- . I.olmiing now officers «. .. p, j,„. Morris, Vlce-presi-M ,T i.iorge Harding, xn i . treasurer; Mra. 11. 1„ ...o',.in secretary and ti.-i. ■ —|. :v ,, r Ready dims of Hie Me Epiei'opul Sunday school KK?,,,,, ,u ihe home of .Mrs. Clmi i„.f Thursday evening at ■en-tliirty o'clock. Mrs. W. O. nil! have ,lle devotional*. H^E |i|ing hostesses will be th.Illie s W F. Beery, Joe Hunter .puiilge and Guy Brown, Christian Sunday School that every child who is in ,'hildnns' day program, Suu K evening, be at the church l *^K l jay afu moon at two o'clock. ' H L |SE HAUBOLD pupils K present recital group of Miss Louise Haumusic pupils will present j at the public library Tuesat seven-thirty o', 1,,, k W h , complete program follows: ,iB" B Nationality Group |B\ yight in Spain — Margaret .. 'im> Song — Maxine Marlin Hance "Around the Tot _ pole." — Joan Cowans. ...^K u a Gondola in Venice Mary Heber. B T Birst Waltz Aim Mail K a Moss Covered Chur, h King. Coo Coo Sotfg Nam y iHI Bobby Boehm , t. ■ [j> ami Down the Hill Aiiii.i of the Boy Scouts Bil . ireeby. ■ falo Is 111 - Miles Gerberding. |Bjolly Boys Marilyn S< hull/. Kings Review Vemmi ■ 111 Band — The Bin.. DimWaltz. — Joan Cowan. — Billy Freeby. ■ ■■By the Spring - Eleanor Aim: Drifting; Melody — Betty W Scouts March — Junior

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WW ■ ■ ■ By HARRISON CARROLL Copyright, 1937, King Features Syndicate. Inc. ■ HOLL Y W O O D—Some facts 2- ut Hollywood’s latest'wedding. No one caught Jeanette MacH Donalds bridal |Z- bouquet be-

— — “ SJ - - cause the bride did not carry one. Fifteen thousand roses were used tc decorate the Wilshire Methodist Episcopal church. Jeanette carried a satin prayer book and a single rose. The minister called

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the Groom Gem ■pyniond instead of Raymond because that is now his name. The change was three years ago in New ■H In the most solemn part oft! the fans outside wen some late arrival. I - the the ultra formal ceremony, guests wore street clothes Pickford showed her fondfor red again in the color of dress and of the ribbon in her After the ceremony, the and groom ran down the of the church to get to their ■’ Br . Jeanette’s wedding ring is a •arrow platinum band, size two one-quarter. As the bride was •etting out of the car at home, a ■Photographer stepped on her veil, ■raring it in half. She wore it way while receiving guests ■pt the reception, Gene Raymond ■"arned every one to introduce Ins ■hrale as Mrs. Raymond, then and called her Miss Mac■lionald himself. ■ Mrs. Mary Kipling, mother of ■ the groom,' didn't attend cither the ■'welding or the reception after■"ards. Too bad, for it adds fuel ■to those Hollywood rumors. ■ Large as it was, the MacDonald■jtayniond wedding was not Holly■''■ood’s biggest. The record is still ■J,' 1 ' 1 by the Vilma Banky-Rod La ■Rocque nuptials, June 20, 1927. ■“■x hundred guests were invited

CLUB CALENDAR i Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy , | Phones 1000 — 1001 Saturday •| Primary Dept, Children, Zion Ro. | formed Church, 2 p. m. i Monday Pot Luck Supper and Initiation, K of p. Hall, 6 p. m. Tuesday | Kirkland Ladles’ Chib, high i school 1 p. m. Wednesday I I nlon Twp. Woman's Chib, Mrs . I George Morris, 1:30 p. m . J Bua-inesa an (i Professional Wo- . I men's Club, Picnic, Sunset Park ,I 0:15 p. tn. ,] Thursday I Woman’s Home Missionary Society, Mrs. Paul Edwards, 2:30 p. m . Ever Ready Class, Mrs. Charles I I letcher, 7:30 p. m. Ballade — Margery Linn • V ‘ Playlet — "The Recital" Teacher — Jane Graber. 1 ; Pupils—1. Geraldine Andrews — The i Robins Song. 2. Edna Mae Schultz — Rose In ' i My Garden. . i 3. Lois Chronister — Soldiers At' . I Play. 4. Mary Joe Butler — The Bells. ’. Jane Maddox—Thirds On Parade. 6. Joan Cowan — Tulips and Windmills. VI Raindrops in the Wind — BerI nice Barber. . I The Joyous Phantom — Alta , Ruth Klepper. Swinging Along — Joan Krick. Arabasque — Flora Marie Lank-1 enau. .! The Burial of a Hero — Harriet i Gilson. ; A Hunting Song — Marcile. i Christener. . [ The Spinning Song — Jane Grab'er. VII ,| Songs Mistress Mary — impersonated by Ann Maddox. Yankee Doodle — impersonal- • ed by Jimmy King. Accompanist — Vernon Smitley. I Mary Jo Butler. Nancy Bell, Lois ’ | Chronister, Donna Gilpen, Billy Freeby. Joan Cow an, Kathryn , Schmitt. Kathleen Butler, Bobby I Bochnecht, Miles Werberding. Mary Jo Krick. Marilyn Schultz. Bobby Teeple, Anita Rentz, Jane Mad- ' dox. Geraldine Andrews. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Johnson, of | Austin. Minnesota, will return ' I home after a week’s visit with I eha f.xrnirxv'cj norailtfl

to see Samuel Goldwyn give the bride away. About 1 000 showed up. One hundred policemen were s on duty to preserve order at the church. il Even the recent June Lang- !- Victor Orsatti wedding was about le as large as Jeanette’s and Gene s. y Three hundred and fifty were inn vited to the ceremony and 750 to ;s the reception at the Trocadero. o Motion pictures in color were j e taken of the ceremony. d On an 11th street used car lot is i- an automobile carrying a placard: a “The late Lowell Sherman’s pri- i r vate car—for sale $395 ’. Passersa by in this district, far from Hollye wood, usually aren’t curious d enough to even stop and look. d Last year’s champion fencer of s the Guardsmep of California was s James Blakeley, socialite and v movie actor. The other night competitions were held again and e Blakeley must have expected to e win, for Mary Carlisle went along ! to- present the medal to the new ~ ch |,’” t pl °" akeley was defeated by a . woman, Moreene Htz. U.C U £ ,f co-ed. It was her 168th succes r sive victory over a male opponent, e She is regarded as a sure shot e for the U. S. Olympic team. a Answering Your n Llovd Phillips, Minneapolis. Luise O L.ioyu r Rainer is back s hor natural

to her naiuioi hair shade in "Big City’’, but she is discarding the windblown bob. W e cnecked Anne Shirley on another rumor that she would elope any day with John Howard Payne. “Nothing t o it,” said Anne.

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~ ho married for several 'Wewon when we do, we’ll take ’ m ° n a couple of people ] well anti dnve 1 S °Ph'his r Fraser wiTbe one of i people/Anne says.

DEDICATION of m’troyod by || ro | u lm rail ,!!' “"<1 Mends I ebrnut 1 Collw "‘" build and redecorate the church. , , was completed th.- sum,. y ( . ur n’t rnV’ 1 ne ‘ ;,lH Os lh " until this year, — — _— 0 — BETHLEHEM STEEL ners had been dropped by the wavside, 1 hey ehull not paes,” one banner had been inscribed In flaming scarSet before it fell under the feet of I returning workers outside ths Youngstown sheet and tube plant. Torn and dirty, the lettering was transformed to read: : “They shall pass," And they did- At the regular shift changee more men went in to fire the big furnace*, to tend the flaming open hearths that will put 32,"00 men in the Youngstown area back to work within the next few days it company plans do not fail. "The C. I. O. she blow up," on.) Hungaria nipicket cried in dlabust as he watched men returning to work. The soldier fellows were supposed to be on our aide but they've switched.” "We've broken the back of bol- . shevism right here,” was the comment of traffic commissioner Clar- ' ence Coppersmith as he inspected the picket lines. Pickets glumly watched the back-to-work march. They talked sullenly in alien tongues — Polish, Hungarian, and Italian. One elderly man said: “They're all dirty rats, going in there and breaking our strike. They'll lose out in the long run.” His companion shook his head

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and said: "Muybe the poor devils thought I , they hud to go buck. An empty I belly ain’t an easy thing." Tlie danger of violence, however, had not ended and the greut iiidustriul cities of Youngstown and Canton were tense, despite the!, presence of 4,488 national guardsmen, reinforced by new mobilizu- , lions yesterday. o I I * I‘ ■ | By UNITED PRESS ♦ < t Senate: In recess. .House; In receae. —O— 1 Indians Played Hoop Games , Pierre, S. D. (U.P.) — The game' l >of hoops—with variations —was not J looked on us a girl's or "sissy's” I game by the Great Plains Indians ( according to Dr. Walker, student of >, the Indians’ games. The "great - hoop gume," called by the Indians. j ■ "painyakapl," was played to bring i success to buffalo hunters, Dr. . • Walker said. 0 | Canadian Trade Rises 1 Ottawa, Ont. —(UP)— Canada ’ climbed back to fifth position among world trading nations in ■ 1936. The Dominion’s total world ' trade amounted to $1,638,000,000 and was exceeded only by Great ■, Britain, the United States, Germany • and Frane. o ! Jenny Lind's Grave I Jenny Lind, the Swedish nightingale. is buried in Malvern, England. * TODAY'S COMMON ERROR | I ? Never say. "The dessert was f made with whip cream;" say, | "whipped cream.” 1 « « — — — i

BPERSONALS! Mrs. Reuben Lord of Fort Wayne a patient at the Lutheran hospital L In that city for two weeks, being! brought to the home of her son, 30l Lord in this city Sunday, Is reported slowly Improving. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Beavers and grand daughter, Kathleen Frybuck, ■ will leave today for several weeks nt their cottage at Hamilton Lake. They will lie Joined Sunday by their son, Glen of Toledo, Ohio, who will spend next week with them. Walter Eichur, employed by th" Keenosha 'Auto Transport corporation, arrived here Friday noon ento Oklahoma City with two International truck*. Mrs. R. E. Bieberlch will return to Fort Wayne this evening after spending the past week with her! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eichar. Tom Alwein arrived homo today from a week's visit at Shelby, Ohio S. E. Fnlayson will arrive in Delator Sunday after a ten-days visit 1 with his parents in Washington

Propose Socializing Medicine b J ME Ji Ik J I t 'Gai St 88*/ hoioas Purranjgl &gß|g['l>r. UiHiani 1 ' 1 < i ' xjwL n * r< *" i 1: . , 1 •** ■ K ' z ■' JPI I ...-rift. ■■ J S' stator Lewis] j) r Morris ! One of the foremost issues before the medical world today is that of socialized medicine. When the issue was raised before the recent annual convention of the American Medical association, headed by Dr. William Abell of Louisville, it provoked a heated controversy. Dr. Morris Fishbein, prominent member of the A. M. A., spoke against the measure. Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois in addressing the conference said that he had discussed the proposal with President Roosevelt and stressed the fact that the matter would come before congress for a decision before long and that the A. M. A. had best decide its stand on the matter. It is as yet undecided whether federalization of medicine, if adopted, would come under jurisdiction of the surgeon general—at present Dr. Thomas Parran—or whether a new bureau would be created.

cott Peabodv headmaster of Groton school, will officiate, the guests, incMnr the President and Mrs. Roosevelt, will be entertained at a reception S the home of the bride’s parents, Owl’s Nest ”, at Greenville, near Wilmington.

D. C. Miss Eileen Burk hus returned to this city from u month's trip abroad. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bockman and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hultbouae will be the guests of Clark Lutz at his cottage ut Hamilton Lake over the week-end. Frederic und Dun Schufer will leuve this evening for Chicago! where they will visit over the weekend. 0 One Man Seriously Slashed By Knife Scottsburg, Ind , June 20. (U.P) —Harry E. Thomas, 35, Henryville, was held under charges of assault and battery with intent to kill to-1 duy following an argument in which William Boyd, 25, Morgan: Packing company employe, was slashed seriously with u knife. Thomas’ companion, Roy Kirkpatrick, 29, Vienna, is held under | similar charges ut Jeffersonville where he was taken by police pend-} ing investigation of the affair. Boyd is recovering from his wounds in McClaim Hill hospital.

Miniature Movies Newest Hobby

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Newest fad to sweep the nation is the sport of miniature movies., It is estimated that more than 2,000,000 persons in United States now have projectors and that a goodly portion of this number also own their own cameras. Newest development along this line is the commercial newsreel in 8-mm. and 16-mm. size, offered for home projection. Heretofore, films available for amateur cameramen have usually been either animated cartoons, travelogs or antique Hollywood features. The amazing way in which this hobby has caught on promises to n ake it a major industry within the next few years. Candid camera fang are also growing in number, especially in the e film colony. *»

Belgian Premier Visits Capital

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After Premier Paul Van Zeeland of Belgium and his wife were formally received by President Roosevelt at the White House, above, the premier and president went for a cruise on the Potu.i.a-', ...acussing world problems, but declining to reveal the course of their conversations.

Politician “Bearded” by Foes 7’ TwSFJiafißF z-Aea I Professor -aftil Mrs. Aurelio Maiirlqiiej^.^W^^t 1

Attacked by political enemies in the main square of San Luis Potosi, where he is running as an independent candidate for district deputy. Prof Aurelio Manrique, veteran Mexican politician, was badly beaten and idiom of ils beard. He is shown here with his wife after returntug Lome from the hospital., —

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