Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 20, Decatur, Adams County, 24 January 1938 — Page 3

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| ’ - B^V^S^°' s ' NG yesterday at K-r ” ... Marshall street. A B Helen, during th*’ ,lay E4 gr3 'S i k l ‘a lt»f’--’ *" w “' the fa'hiwini: 'Mr , lu Mr Braun. Mr. and »'■! ,r , ■> Miller anil daughter K Hil'i' J, ' an ls ? r K .<-11 was - fact i nusual \ii»ua Mary ■ . nhn p. Braun and Mi * >ia > J. ■>■aidants '!•'• wt dtlinK ago. wre <!■- oroasion. Jp, wedding of Mr. and Mrs. f 1.4 place m the?*.ry • El in this city with the Rev. SSL. Wilken’ reading the Ki couple received many •’ • a"' l S’ ll Y » c class of 'he Methoschool will have a Mt, . W"!'c ~<i.iy •■'• 'iing at ■>, in the ! " rP roonl °, £ Each Auctioneers will be sel:•••inhere of the Ocvotionals and eii'.i rtain- |„. rrovul'd by :ll ‘‘ Meinhers of the ~,i friends are corto attend. I’nion township woman's ..,,.• w::h Mrs. John Rai'.--.,-i... hostesses < Wai'. ' Whittenberger Thieme and Mrs. Rolland ■ill Coughing? how many medicines ■■k.. f r y. ~r cough, chest bronchial irritation, you can HErtlief now with Creomulsion. ■Lions trouble may be brewing and afford to take a chance remedy less potent than which goes right to ■tteli.d of the trouble and aids naK»: saflu and heal the inflamed KKs membranes and to loosen . pel the germ-laden phlegm. .i,-.< Lave failed, discouraged, try Creomuldruggist is authorized to your money if you are not satisfied with the benefrom the very first Cri. nm’.sion is one word—not it has no hyphen in it. Mkf'.r it plainly, see that the naore ■feg- bottle is Creomulsion. and the genuine product and ■the' : you want. (Adv.)

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iffiy HARRISON CARROLL E Copyright. lIBS Features syndicate. Inc. — Fan letters — jt/K# in a week—assure Barbara S Stanwyck that

. her court fight I with Frank Fay I did her no harm I at the box office. I So m e of the I s ym p a thizers I couldn’t wait to I write, wired the | actress. Others I have driven to her ranch and personally | dropped co mmunications in her mail box. Not one word

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■censure in the whole lot, the intimates insist I Backie Coogan told Paramount IM. 081 t wo front teeth Playing but he didn’t add that it _ ng a Practice game with ■ ®^ 00ney s team - Happened park. OH Chicago” premiere was , blggesl triumph, but he ■Ost lost a starlet. Arriving at f ht° U L Star theater with her I& « ’ Mar J° rie Weaver pulled on ■ u«7 t gency brake of her ca r ■hin. . e motor running and the IKkert in'r gear ’ As the actress ■ ~*n front, the brake slipped Car bucked forward. «one escaped Jammed Kun tl J nachines by a quick ■ w the bumper of the car in faj, She suffered a painful leg HE lrpri3e twosome at the pre®rkev e wh Anita Louise and °«ne *t*res refUSed to P° se f °r ISs her n 2 an With Annabella K into ta" d ' Jean Murat - who K t h ° Hol >ywood two hours becit. nentT ning ’ Momentary exKher s C K? ed when a PhotogR We 2 fl “ hh K ht bulb exploded lEdio i% the celebs with glass, ■tin? ’ ;, men avoid this by tabs S ace o P hane wrapper over •wnor was th^7 da L upi n o and King™ would bava an in- ““"» ■ *? supposed to Ve a secret, but

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline. 11 A. M. .... Fanny Macy Phonea 1000 — 1001 Monday Junior Woman * Club, Misa Jeanette (lard, 7:30 p. m. Research Club, Mrs. R. W. Graham, 2:30 p. rp. Pythian Needle Chib, K. of P. i I Home, After Temple. Tuesday Decatur Garden club. Mrs. Fred McConnell, 2:30 p. tn Root Township Home Economics Club, Mrs. Ronald Sauers, 1:30 p. m. Young Matrons club, Mrs. Frank ' : Crist. 7:30 p. m. Rebekah Lodge. J. O. O. F. Hall, 7:30 p. m. Shakespeare Club Program Committee, Mrs. C. D. Teeple. 2 p. tn. Zion Lutheran Walther League, Church, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Union Township Women’i Club Mrs. John Railing, 1:30 p. m. •Y. M. C. Class Box Social, Methodist Church, 6 p. m. 1 St. Vincent DePaul Society, K. of C Hall, 2 p. m. Shakespeare Club, Mrs Harry Molts, 2:30 p. m. Thursday Dinner Bridge Club, Mrs. C. C. Schafer, 0:30 p. m. Order of Eastern Star, Masonic Hall. 7:30 p. m. Busy ißee Home Economics Club Mrs. Ralph Longenberger, 1:30 p.m. Women of Moose. Moose Home, ’ i 7:30 p. m. Saturday Chicaken Supper, Zion Lutheran Church, 5 to 7 o'clock. Grote. A good attendance is desired as business of importance will be I transacted. The leaders will give | a report of the Purdue meeting. II The program ommittee of tha i Shakespeare club will meet at the home of Mrs. C. D. Teeple Tuesday I afternoon at two o’clock. All mem- | bers are urged to be present. The dinner bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs. C. C. Schafer in Fort Wayne Thursday evening at six-thirty o’clock. PARTY GIVEN FOR CONTESTANTS I Members of the American Legion •Auxiliary entertained with a party Friday evening at legion Home for the contestants in the W. L. S. barn dance program given here recently. » About one hundred guests were in attendance and a musical entertainment was enjoyed. Refreshments of pop corn, doughuuts and * coffee were served. The committee in charge ’nclud- ~ I

Luise Rainer is writing a novel about Hollywood. She got the idea during her recent convalescence. And the work will oe entirely her own, with no help from Playwright-Husband Clifford Odets. Rudy Vallee didn’t relish the publicity a magazine gave to the strict rules for house guests at his ; Maine retreat. Future visitors will I have no chance to theft copies of the rules. Vallee, now here to do "Cold Diggers in Paris” for War- | ners, reveals that he has had them made into a motion picture trailer. Guests will see it on their arrival. Have telegram from Eleanor Powell denying eastern dispatches that she considers autograph seekers "boors". ”1 autographed in every port along my trip willingly and loved it,” she says. "I haven’t changed. I’m still just Eleanor. Had swell trip. Made lots of friends. Tell you about it when I see you.” Tony and Renee De Marco arrived here with more luggage than a pair of movie stars—3s pieces. Not to mention three toy doberman pinschers, wearing raccoon coats and shoes. . . . The dancing pair open at the Troc Wednesday night. Borrah Minevltch’s shiner was planted there by Rochelle Hudson's fist—in a film scene. ... In a i M. G. M. projection room, Beatrice Joy Gilbert saw her father’s greatest picture, "The Big Parade”, for the first time. The film was released when she was a baby. . . . Dccupyinga

place of honor in Joan Crawford s house Is a mask of Garbo fashioned b y Richard Cromwell. . . . Gail Patrick is Installing a shooting gallery in her home. . . . Fred Mac Murray is another Hollywoodite to ; do this. . . . The,

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Hollywood Guild Is turning over the money from its Wednesday luncheon to Mrs. Ted' Healy. . . . And the roosters crow you’ll hear In Harold Lloyd’s “Pro- 1 fessor Beware” really wi|i be the voice of Florence Gill, one of the 1 Disney animal and fowl imitators.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1938.

*1 AM ONE OF THE MILLIONS WHO PRFFFR K IB Im 0 nIB VJiIII Im Irißk world's champion in pocket billiards “HEALTHY NERVES ARE A MUST WITH ME!” FOl RIIT N different times the the most important mlc in this Iffl" ~M. news headlines have flashed: game is to have healthy nerves. And '*■ aMwHlgjkji RALPH GRIIXIIAI Vi’lXs on that score. 1 think. ( .unels have Jfel \X ORI D’S < HAMPK )XSHIP a lot extra to offer. One of the JB 1 In a special interview during main reasons why I’ve stuck to "BBS % *** jfli fl Kfl his recent championship play in fame! cigarettes for twenty years Ms <■■'s' ? Philadi Iphia, Ralph said:' I'd say is —they don’t ruffle my nerves.” , J * And America as a nation shows the same f ' jMfIW ; z ' preference for finer tobaccos that Ralph Greenleaf does! Camels are the largest-selling cigarette in America 1 ’ ni ’ng ' re. t. ■ 1 !i< "iv ilu-e light >- fl ' ~ i -t 1 .ippr •.i 11 ■■ < ■• nu I ■ :■.•■■ t\ !•• •< i r<« •■ ar.. m<! il 5 ' . liuir tofi.UKis. As kno.ks the daslights ' 'B. I'll A 1)1 lI’sCAX, out of n.< .ligevi.m! V S-i the fjtnous iiiMrui tor. - Srem 1 ! . ”"**>■ Awi'i’limingnu-n jKF M ,I<in 10 keepon an even •"' ■ <1 tiring, and I wikoini .-*** , keel. x.ks.Ml 1I()RI) the qunk lift I get SCI 11.. outboard with a ( anul. ' n “ ,l<,rln “t rarer. ■: " ' • 11 s - ifiiF . JAMIS I (LARK, fa- ; HELEN HOWARD, <> rnous si lentist and ex- top-fight spring-board '' " v s plorer, sax s I always diver, of Miami, Elor- aaf tarry plenty of Camels ‘J 11 sa ?’ s: ’Lamcls '** lbwith me into the wii- IJL Jv don't irritate my throat ffv? **"'' '** r derness. id walk a t P —not even when Itn mile for a Camel! sitting arouod to a wet 0, .-.■■■ --■■—...-■■■■. ■■-■■■■■■■ _ _ Many’s the time I’ve suit, a target for irri- HE IS COUNTED THE GREATEST POCKET BILLIARD PLAYER OF ALL TIME, done 11” M Here Greenleaf executes a diflicult masse shot, requiring split-hair accuracy, —•' || of the cue — champion Ralph Greenleaf and the 18.1 balkline billiard ! .n.-rn/’ 1 champion,Willie Hoppe —are both Camel smokers. MMHffISSMyw jOIHmMMESMI • A matchless blend of finer, MORE ‘ EXPENSIVE TOBACCOS—Turkish and Domestic. 4 Cvpnitfhl, 1988, M. J. tteyuulde Isrfsaccw Compaay. WlMtoD-Salem. N. C. ■ ' ■ -■ 11 1 11 1 '■'■ '■'-r — ■ - ■

ed Mrs. Dallas Goldner, Mrs. Joe Colchin and Mrs. Tillman Gehrig. The .ladies of the Zion Lutheran chrch will serve a chicken supper in the church dining room Saturday evening from 5 to 7 o’clock. The complete menu will be announced Thursday. The Women of the Moose will have their regular meeting at the home Thursday evening at seventhirty o’clock at which time initiation of candidates will be held. Special business will be considered. All members of the executive committee are requested to be present. A good attendance is desired. “MARCH OF TIME” PARTY FOR GECODE CLUB GIRLS Members of the Gecode club enjoyed a unique and unusual party in the recreation rooms of the G. E. 'club Friday evening. A fish dinner i served in the dining room opened I the activities of the evening. { In conformance with the “March i of Time” theme the "March of Time I in Song” was presented in the form ' of a radio broadcast featuring popu-; lar songs from the year 1900 to 1937 The following program was presented: Vocal Trio —Evelyn Kohls Charlotte Butler, and Ju’ta Passwater. Hawaiin Guitar Trio — Agnes Wolpert, Josephine Wolpert, and Wanda Fry. Piano —Irene Schafer. Announcement—(Anne Murtaugh. The committee was composed of Ruth Elzey, Virginia 'Beery, Ferrel Fenimore, Laura Hancher, Verena Myers. Anne Murtaugh, Cecilia Noonan and Fern Passwater. Plans were also made tc hold a Valentine dance in the recreation rooms on February 11. ■PERSONALS Nelson Eddy, famous singer, will grive a concert at Muncie in April under the auspices of the Business Women's League. This will be his only appearance in the state this season it is announced. Date and other information will be given later. Fred Schurger, well known attorney and abstractor of this city is recovering after a week’s seige from a carbunc’e on his upper lip. Fred suffered Intense pain for several days, but now is able to give the old smile when he talks about 'boils and carbuncles Repairs are being made to lines at the gas holder of the Northern Indiana Public Service company on Nuttmam avenue. Miss Mayme Terveer, bookkeeper at the Adams County Memorial hospital, is enjoying a weeks vacation with the C. R. Uhl family at Tole-

: 'dO. Friends received the announcement that a boy baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Armstrong at i Elkhart yesterday. This is their ! third child and second son. Mrs. ' Armstrong was formerly Mies Sally Kern of this city. Mr. Armstrong is cashier of the bank in Elkhart. ■ James Staley left this morning for Indianapolis where he has accepted a position with the Bessire Dairy products company. Mr. Staley operated the 'Staley creamery in this city, disposing of the plant recently to Roy Price and Noah Rich. Norbert and Florence Holthouse , , returned to their duties at Indiana- I polis after visiting over Sunday ' with their mother, Mrs. Minnie : Holthouse. Work is progressing on the new water line on Mercer avenue, 'between iHigh and Grant streets. The . city is replacing the line with six ! inch pipe and the work is being done by WPA labor. Mrs. J. H. King of the Homestead ( and Floyd Baxter of Monroe were | | called to Logansport Friday night ■ ‘by the serious illness of their moth-' , er, Mrs. Milo Hook. Mrs. F'.ook was [ ] reported as being some better Sun- l day. I ' Mrs. John Peterson left this i morning with a party ot friends for ( a month’s visit in Florida. The Misses Jane Graber, Martha I Macy, Kathryn Schroyer and Mary J Franks visited friends in Fort i Wayne Saturday afternoon. Mrs. William Bell, Mrs Mary 1 Myers and Mrs. Palmer Eicher t spent Saturday afternoon in Fort Wayne. I * I Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Kalver will i leave Tuesday for Chicago from. < ■ which place they will take the San- t - ta Fe for an extended visit in Cal- | ifornia. They will visit friends in Los Angeles and 'San Francisco. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kalver have passes to the studios in Hollywood and are anticipating a visit ot unusual inter- : est. t Mrs. John Hellef who hae been j ill the past month at her home at , ' 326 Winchester street is consider- , 1 ably improved. i “Doc” Clutter of Columbia City £ 1 visited in Decatur Saturday even- ( 1 ing. c Miss Merle Burdg, Portland, has ( been named a member of the hospi- ■ s ; tality committee of the Indiana| f Woman’s Republican club, the largest organization of Republican wo-1 ' men in the state of Indiana. Miss ( Burdg is a former official of the:, club, Her sister, Mrs. Herbert Ar-i nold Luckey, of Indianapolis, is a ' member of the ways and means • committee of the club, Miss Burdg , and Mrs. Luckey are former Deca-., I tur residents. Floyd Hunter, state excise offlc- j • cer whose headquarters were formerly at Muncie, was transferred ] today to Terre Haute, where he will ■

i . One of Beauties * — fL O •W t . - Z Martha E. Calland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Calland. Decatur. is one of the six “Badger Beauties.” from the University of Wisconsin, who will attend the prom queen at the junior prom February 4 Miss Calland. with the other five attendants, was chosen from 64 of the university's most beautiful. have charge of investigations in three counties. The change was effective today. Margaret Jane is the name of the baity daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald V. Bowen of Wren, Ohio at the local hospital Friday. Mrs. Joe Lose who was injured in an automobile accident ten days ago is improving at the Adams county memorial hospital. She is suffering from a fractured leg. o Recommends Delay In Auto License Date Postponement of the Indiana motor vehicle registration date to July 1 was recommended today by Bernard Keller, of the Standard OH Comparer, Decatur, who recently was re-elected vice-chairman, and ams County Petroleum Industries committee. At the annual meeting of organization, which has atfiliated county committees throughout the state, Lecter Stuckey, of the Eastern Indiana. Oil Supply Co., Geneva was re-elected vice-chairman, and Harvey Reisen, of Standard Oil Company, Berne, was re-elected sec retary. Mr. Keller predicted that postponing until July 1 the motor vehicle registration date, now January 1, would be of great help to retail business throughout the state. He said that even the state would benefit through increased income from gasoline tax collections. , o - Trade In A Good Town — Decatur

* ♦ Adams County Memorial Hospital ♦ ♦ Admitted Saturday: Alfred Daniel, route 3; Ruth Alspaugh Willshire; Dr. M. L. Githens, Wren: Calvin Flaugh, Hoagland; Calvin Hudson, 115 N. 6th st. Dismissed Sunday: Ruth Alspaugh, Willshire; Alfred Danie l , route 3. Admitted Sunday: Aloyeius Geimer, route 4; Alice Hakes, Wren, Ohio. Dismissed Monday, Calvin Flaugh Hoagland. 0 NOMINATION OE (CONTINUED WAGE ONE) ed to give further attention to the special message he is drafting asking for a supplemental navy program. White House attaches believed the message will not be f submitted to congress until the ' latter part of the week. ; o STATE LEGION I ‘ ■' I f 'fiVTivryn vpn-v P4GR ONE) ’ ers of the local post will be honor|ed guests at the meeting. ’ Commander Ralph E. Roop will 1 preside over the ceremonies and! • vice-commander Herb Kern is general chairman of the affair. i Other addresses will be made by former commanders and offlr rs. All Legionnaires are urged to attend. o Three Ohio Residents Killed In Accidents i Van Wert. 0., Jan. 24—(Special) t —Three victims were claimed by automobile accidents in Van Wert I , county Saturday. Horace A. McCoy, 60, formerly a grocery proprietor and later an j . i employee of the Cincinnati North-1 ern railroad shops in their Van ; J Wert office, died Saturday night 1 Jot a fractured skull and other in-| I juries sustained earlier in the eve-1 , ning when struck by an automobile j . driven by Ynez Villa. 43, Mexican, | i ot near Convoy. O. . Earlier Saturday. William Keist . and DeWitt K. Horner, both of | t i Scott, 0., were killed when blinded I by a dense fog, their truck was I 1 driven on the tracks and struck | Phone 300 1315 W. Adams ■ ! __ i

Iby a west-bound passenger train | 'on the Pennsylvania railroad at | its crossing at Richey, four miles I west of here. Both men died in-: stantly. o Cubs Vice-President Dies Sunday Evening Chicago. Jan. 24 —(UP) —John O. Seys, vice-president of the Chicago Cubs baseball team, died last night ; from pneumonia at Edgewater hospital he was 66. Seys, a former newspaperman. l had been connected with the Cubs ' for 23 years. He joined as a pub-! licity director and later served as traveling secretary. He had been 1 1 vice-president for 11 years. He was born in Nokomis, 111., I April 20, 1971. Prior to joining the Cu'bs he was employed by newspapers in Fort Wayne, Ind., and Chicago, when he gained prominence as an authority on horse racing. o Farmers Go To Night School I Sayre, Okla.—KU.R>— Night school for adult farmers has started here and the sponsors have invited as students “any adult from the age | of 20 to 50 who wishes to learn anything, from a new language or

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. a new trade to a new philosophy.” I The organization of the evening I classes camo as a response to the requests of farmers of the community. o —— Violin Valued at $60,000 Boston (U.R) — Antonio Stradivari. who died two centuries ago got only the present-day equivalent of S6O for making the violin . that Jascha Heifetz uses in his I concerts. Rut Heifetz today values : the instrument at $60,000. He estii mates that his “Strad” still will lie i yielding its golden tones 150 years ! hence. o Trade in a Good Town — Decatur MEN WANTED We will personally interview and select young, ambitions men of good character, who will be trained to qualify for positions in the fast growing field of DIESEL ENGINES Prefer men dissatisfied with presI ent positions, having fair educa- ' tion, mechanical ability, and employed at present at least part time. Character references required Applicants must be willing to study during spare time at some cost. For details write giving occupation, hours employed. Motor Institute of America; Box 502