Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 240, Decatur, Adams County, 11 October 1938 — Page 3

IE an FORTNEY |HAROLD OOLCH | ..premony performed nt 4 | q # nday afternoon ,h,> L R,.v and Mr*. 11. Day. r Christina Fortney, K; „f Mr. and Mrs. Orlen f nf pleasant Mills, became ■L n ( Harold Polch son of t Mrs Jacob Polch, south of f .Morris 11. Coors pastor of [,-t Riptist church of BluffLiated in the single ring L v attended only by the | sister and brother-in-law L Mrs. Ralph Long-berber, Lsant Mills. [the oeeMion the bride chose L of diibonnet crene, over | she wore a hlack cape. Her L<| footwear were of black. LnyberßOr was dressed In a Lp,. dress with black acresI the bride and bridegroom Ladiiated from the Pleasant kich school. She has been eraI in the Morris 5 & Ibc atom tamr The couple will make time on a farm south cf Plea Lr ARTS CLUB L ANNUAL TEA I Junior Arts department of ■Oman's Chib held its annual jonday afternoon at the home L s Patricia Moser on North J street. Miss Evangeline Ln. president of the club, pre|orer the meeting. Holl call Lsponded to with current L followed by a business disL Kathryn Knapp then gave loosier readings, followed with L saxaphone selections by Ln Fryback and a vocal solo L Kathryn senroyer Those Urge of the program included Hisses Barbara Burk, Flora llAnkenau and Gladys Miller. Rhe close of the program, tea [erred in the dining room by Losses, the Misses A : ta Ruth ler. Martha Macy. Kathleen Lk and Anna Jane Tyndall. I Henry Heller, an especial I of the club, presided at the Lble. Lr guests of the department led past presidents of the WoI Club, county officers advising asistant advisors. Tue i«p committee was made up ■ officers including the Missee Reline Fuhrman. Kathryn WeiI Anna Jane Tyndall, Martha l and Florence McConnell. I H. F Zwick Is general chairc' the department. The next Ins will be held November 14, pliss Patsy McConnell as ho.s-

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CLITB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phones 1000 — 1001 Tuesday Mary and Martha Class. M. E. Sunday School. Mrs. Will Butler, • 7:30 p. in. Senior Walther Ix»agn-', Zion Lutheran Church Basemeint, 7:30 ’ p. tn. G. M. G.. Miss Betty Hnn'er, 7:31) : !>• m. . Dorcas Class. Evangelical Church, 7 p. in. Zion Junior Walther League, Lutheran church. 7:30 p. m. . Professional and Business Wo- ■ men's Club Benefit Bridge. Elk's • Horne, 8 p. m. Rebekah Lodge, T, O. O. F. Hall, 7:30 p. m. Sisters of Ruth Class. Mrs. Dora Akey, 7:30 p. m. Young Matron's Club, Mrs. Alva Lawson. 7:30 p. in. Church Mothers' Study Club, M. K. Church. 2:30 p. in. k Wednesday Zion Reformed Indies’ Aid Society. Church Parlore, 2:30 p. m. Historical Club. Mrs. Wilson Lee 2:30 p. m. Shakeepeare Club, Mrs. John , Tyndall. 2:30 p. tn. Beiiah Chapel Ladies’ A’d, Mrs. , Willard Mcßride, all day meeting. Thursday , Dinner Bridge Club. Mrs. Roy Kalver. 6:30 p. m. Mt. Pleasant Ladies' Aid, Mi>- , Milton Fuhrman, 2 p. m. Better Homes Club of Monroe. Mrs. Alfred Kahnert, 7:30 p. m. So Cha Rea Club, Mrs. Lawrence Beal, 7:30 p. tn. United Brethren W. M. A.. Mrs. Clarence Drake. 7 p. m. ’ Regular Stated Meeting of Eastern Star. Masonic Hall, 7:30 p. in. Union Chapel W. M. A., Mrs. 1 Freeman Schnepp. 1:30 p. n. Evangelical Y. P. M. C., Miss 1 Mary Weber. 7:30 p. m. Baptist Woman's Society, Mrs. 1 Sam Shamp. 2:30 p. m. Friday Philathea Mrs. Norman ' Kruse. 7:30 p. in. ! Union Chapel C. I. C., Mr. and Mrs. George Cramer 7:30 p. m. ■ Evangelical Missionary Society rummage, bake sale. Decatur Hatchery, afternoon. ■aturday ’ Evangelical Missionary Society 1 rummage, bake sale. Decatur Hatchery all day. MISS STRICKLER HONORS GUESTS AT DINNER PARTY t Miss Laura Strickler of Mercer , avenue entertained at dinner Sun- • day. honoring the birthday anniversaries of George and Gilbert Strick-

by local team* thia year ha* been a blow to Hollywood, which likes champions. It was in the middle of a dull session at the Colliseum the other Saturday afternoon that Arnold Albert, of Warner Brothers, bitterly exclaimed: “Now I know what they mean when they say that motion pictures are your best entertainment.” Looks as if some of the stars of yesterday are going to get a real break. Harry Sherman, producer of the Hopalong Cassidy series, says he is going to make a picture in which ail the supporting roles will be played by people whose names once were spelled out in marquee lights. He is lining up Clara Kimball Young. William Duncan, Gertrude Astor, Emily Fitzroy and numerous other favorites of the silent days. In all the smart crowd at the Clover club, didn't see a single girl with her hair done up . . • Edd'e Cantor will plug one of Mickey Rooney's songs.

“Ring Around With Rosie” . . . A friend us Bud Ernst calls up, says we are wrong, that Bud has flying on his mind, not marriage . . . The other night was the first time I ever saw Dean- i na Durbin in a night club. She was dining at

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the Lamaze with her mother and a party ... So many celebs in the spot that Marcel Lamaze was beaming. Merle Oberon with Bob Riskin, Sonja Heme with her mother and Arthur Wirtz, the 'Pom Browns, Rochelle Hudson with Hal Thompson . . . Wendy Barrie and Randy Scott were a new twosome in Hollywood's shuffle of partners . . Then there w’ere Suzanne Kaaren and Sidney Blackmer at Slapsy Maxie's . . • And Martha Raye at the Club 17 with Dave Rose. He had just bought her he: second engagement ring. She los the first on a recent trip to San Francisco.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1938.

ler. A lovely pot luck dinner was' enjoyed at noon. Present were Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Strickler, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Keller and son. Mr. and Mr*. George Strickler, Mr. and Mr*. Luther Singleton and sou. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Strickler, Miss Ixivon Strickler. Mr ami Mrs. Robert Strickler and children and Mr. and Mre. Lesf> i Strickler and children of Fort Wayne. Afternoon callers included Marion Smith. Paul Strickler, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Strickler and daughter and Miss Reva Stauffer. The Baptist Woman's soe'ety will meet at the home of Mrs. Sam Shamp Thursday afternoon at twothirty o’clock. All members are requested to be present. The Y. P. M. C. Os the Evangel!--■al Sunday school will meet at the i.ome of Miss Mary Weber Thursday evening at seven-thirty o’clock. Every member is urged to attend. | Tin Philathea class of the Baptist Sunday school will meet at the home of Mrs. Norman Kruse Friday evening at seven-thirty o’clock. Miss Jessie Winnes will be the lead-. ■>r. Response to roll call is to be vacation echoes. All members are urged to be present. The Mary and Martha Class of the M. E. Sunday School will meet at the home of Mrs. Wil! Butler. 103 North Eighth street Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock. The C. I. C. class of the Union Chapel Sunday school will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Cramer Friday evening at seven thirty o'clock. All members are requested to be present. I The Evangelical missionary society will hold a rummage and bak" 1 rale Friday afternoon and Saturday at the Decatur Hatchery on Monroe street. COOK-M ARBAUGH WEDDING ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook of Decatur announce the marriage of their daughter, Ruth, to Leon Marbaugh. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marbaugh of Willshire. Ohio. Rev. Bragg ot Willshire performed the ceremony at hie residence Thursday evening at eight o’clock. Miss Annis MarLaugh accompanied the couple. A wedding dinner was enjoyed Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marbaugh. Those pre?ent | n? j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marbaugh, Floyd Marbaugh Annis and Edith Marbaugh. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schurnm and sons Henry, Frederick and Billy. Mr. and Mrs. Cook and son Roy. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker and daughter Margaret Ellen and son Bobby. Mr. and Mrs. Merl Kaveraman, Mrs. Lois Strickler. Ralph Stetler. Mr. and Mie. Ed Rosswurn of Fort Wayne, and the honored couple. Mr. and Mrs. Marbaugh will be at home with the groom's parents in Willshire. Mrs. Roy Kalver w” be hoste -’ to the members of her dinner bridge. ( cluii Thursday evening at six-thirty o’clock. JUNIOR WOMEN OPEN MEETINGS The Junior Women of the Decatur Woman’s Club opened their win ter meetings Monday evening at the home of Miss Jeanette Gard, with "Federation Facts" as their subject. Mrs. Henry Heller, district president. Mrs. John Tyndall, county chairman of the loan fund, Mrs. Ralph Yager. Junior district chair- — No. 4—Fourth of a series of eight stories ' explaining the necessary steps in Sheets Brothers Dry Cleaning. THE DRY-ROOM Ik it, ySSIe-jaMlur vx/ 7 M. VZr’4 J ’ll. HL ' i t il'zr 9Q ■" ■RWi I wag*®?- 3 ,? T UNLESS your garment is a particular kind of wool, silk or synthetic fabric, it's put into a turrbler for further drying and then into the drying room. 1 This room is scientifically warmed to quickly dry your garment without actually heating it. FOR GOOD SERVICE PHONE

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man. Mrs. W. Guy Brown county,' 1 chairman anti Miss Eloise Lewton, * president of the local club, were espcClui gucStS, c«iCii Sp€«ikiilg Gi'i tue subject for the evening. i , During a short business meeting towels made by the blind were din- ( tributed. . 1 The following new members were' introduced: Mrs. Gerald Strickler and the Misses Josephine Dodge,' Donnabelle Fenimore, Marjorie Johnson. Margaret Lauby, Mary i Maxine Martin. Monica Schmitt,: Evelyn Adams. Mary Scott, Mar- ’ guerite Staley, Betty Tricker, Ger- ' trude Webert and Jeanette M'innes. Lovely refreshme, 's in keeping with Halloween were served by the hostess CAri't'-v;.; millee wh: included Miss Marlowe Hoagland, Miss Marcella Williams and Miss Mary C. Holthouse. Miss Mary Cow-' an was chairman of the meeting. Mrs. Carroll C. Burkholder is, the general chairman for the department with Miss Madeline Spahr as chirman; Miss Virginia Dolch, vice-chairman; Miss Gladys Doan, secretary; Miss Jeanette Gard, , treasurer, and Mies Evelyn Adams, fines secretary. The section will meet again on November 28 with Miss Marjorie DeVoss as chairman. Miss Madeline Spahr as hostess and Miss Mary, Scott and Miss Josephine Dodge as the assisting committee. The subject wifi be “Walter de la Mare— His Life and His Work.’’ — oPERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Am and and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Strickler attend-1 ed the funeral of Cecil Bair at Bour-i hon. Sunday. Mr. Bair formerly resided in Decatur. Mrs. John Peterson and Mrs. liar-1 ly Moltz motored to Fort Wayne ■ this morning, where they attended! the birthday anniversary party of the Mary Penrose chapter of the D. A. R„ which was held at the Y. W. i C. A. The party was in the form of • a luncheon. Sunday evening D. A j R. members will be the guests of i the Fort Wayne Lion’s club and will have the opportunity of hearing' Helen Keifer at the Shrine Auditor-' ium. The Misses Betty Zinsmaster and | Virginia McManama spent Saturday and Sunday in Logansport vis-j iting the former's parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Louis Zinemaster, former residents of Decatur. I, Attorneys D. E. Smith and R. C. Parrish of Fort Wayne attended to business here last evening. Mr. Parrish was called back home by the serious illness of a nephew, Mr. Culver who is in a hospital after an operation for the removal of a kidney. Dick Boch attended a Democraticj

rally at Columbia City last evening.' Governor Townsend was the speak-, er. Many from here are attending the ! Masonic convocation of the Scottish Rite in Fort Wayne this wept. The sessions opened today and will continue until Thursday night. FINAL TOUCHES (CONTINUED FHPK "AGE ONE) — vers iioi>e to finish Thursday. Electricians also hope to finish l by early next week. Mr. Krick stat-j ed that the formal dedication services for the nev. structure would n be held for some time, as all moving and work would be completed before such an event could be properly staged. —o— Word Received Os Roy Wolford Death — Word has been received here that Roy Wolford, 61, of Waussukee, Wisconsin, for many years a resident of this county and a rural mail carrier out of the Decatur postcffice, died last week in the Soldier’s hospital at Milwaukee. Wisconsin. He was the father of Mrs. Romey Gaskell, of this city. Mr. Wolford was born in lowa, April 4- 1577. the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wolpert. He spent most of his life in Decatur, married Miss Della Peterson, of this city, in May of 1901. For many years he was a rural mail carrier. He moved away following his retirement 15 or 20 years ago. Surviving are the widow, five sons, four daughters and one sister. Funeral services and burial were held in Milwaukee. o- — Holiness Group To Meet Sunday The monthly meeting of the Adams county holiness association will be held at the Antioch church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. James De Weerd, Gaston, Wesleyi at Methodist evangelist, will be the speaker and special singing will be one the program. o Lewis Haines Team In Pulling Finals It was learned here today that a team owned by Lewis Haines of near Berne, has been selected as .one of six teams in the lightweight horse pulling finals being held at Columbus, Ohio, in connection with the national dairy show. Other teams for the finals are to be selected today. This team won first place in the lightweight pulling contest held here last August as one of the features of the Decatur Free ■ Street Fair and Agricultural Show.

FIFTEEN ARABS ni r iii niATn DIE IN KluiS Disorders Are Reported In Many Towns Os Palestine Jerusalem, Oct. 11.— (U.K) —Fifi "teen Arabs have been killed and ' four constables have been woundl ed in disorders in various towns ■and villages in Palestine, it was announced today. Police said that rebels were active in many places. Rebels shot into and threw i oonojn at tuC militaiy camp at Nablus, police said, and wide- | spread sabotage of telephone lines ! was reported. British troops set up headquart- ' ers in the courtyard of the Church i of the Nativity at Bethlehem today, preparatory to a campaign , I against Arab rebels who had occupied the town. Armored cars and artillery were . set in place and the occupation . was peaceable, although the city . of Biblical fame still was under ' Arab control. It was believed that the British invasion was part of a general i campaign in Palestine, to be undertaken as soon as heavy troop re- , inforcements arrive in the next . three weeks. The latest outbreak was report- - ed last night from Beisan, in the i Jordan valley, where 11 Arabs were killed and three wounded. An . armed Arab band attacked a seti tlement and battled police until , planes of the British royal air force arrived to rout them with machine gun fire. | British reinforcements were en route from Malta and Egypt. Sir Harold Mac Michael. British high contmsisioner of Palestine, was • holding final conferences with i colonial officials in London before returning to Palestine the latter • part of the week. .: o HITLER PROBES ' (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) trusted to you the immortal souls of your children and will demand again the same of you. “6. Children are the sanctuary . of you and God. "7. Appear with your children ’ at mass every Sunday and frequently at the communion table. "l "8. You yourselves must rear 1 your children at home in the Catholic spirit. i “9. Be not lethargic but vigilant over all your children. ’I “10. Dear father, dear mothers: 1 ; You must be God's viceroy to your '■, children; protect them from all •j danger — Including that to their

souls.” Joseph Buerckel, supreme German nazi commissioner for Austria, assumed charge of the local in-' vestigation and was repot ted to have ordered that an example was to be made of the men who, on Friday and Saturday nights, rioted before the cathedral, invaded the palace of Cardinal Innitzer, archbishop ot Vienna, and burned a crucifix, a painting of the Mudonna. and prayer books. It was understood that several dozen suspects already were under \ arrest. Further, it was noticed that minor officials of the nazi party, most of tljem dressed unobtrusively in civilian cloth-"' wore guarding a number of Vienna's churches, monasteries and cloisters. Buerckel was reported to have ordered this watch against any new outbreak Police showed great vigilance in their own work, and a number of anti-Catholics were arrested in the cathedral area last night. These men were indulging in the nazi shout: “To Dachau! To Dachau!” — meaning that Cardinal Innitzer and the priests under him should be sent to the Dachau concentration camp. Well informed sources asserted that Cardinal Innitzer expected to confer with Hiller soon over the riots, and that as a preliminary he intended to talk to Monsignor Cesare Orsenigo, papal nuncio at Berlin, and other high Roman Catholic church dignitaries. Police last night cleared the cathedral square after forbidding a scheduled series of evening Bilde study hours in order to prevent of persons who arrived at the the gathering of crowds. Thousands cathedral for last night's study hour found the cathedral locked. It was when the crowd got big that the police cleared the square and blocked It off. _o Trade In A Good Tow*. — Decalor ,

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Sorority Presents Art Exhibit Here ! Patrons of art and all others interested are reminded to visit the Hoosier Art Salon exhibit to bo presented by the Tri Kappa sorority in the Library auditorium Wednesday evening. Thursday and Friday afternoons and Evenings. The , exhibit may be visited from 2 to 5 itA ! the afternoons and from 7 to 9 In the evenings. Beautiful oil and water color paintings by Indiana artists will bo displayed. No admission will be charged and the public is urged to attend this presentation. Woman jl to w Woman f By Mary Morris Serving the people of Decatui for forty years! That statement in itself is impressive, but think what it really means. During each one of those years, the Zwick organization has conducted many, many funerals, multiplying essential experience by the hundreds of times. Is it any wonder that an organization with such a harvest of experience can provide so excellent a service for a very moderate charge? Considering the progressive spirit of this community institution, in addition to its vast experience, one can truthfully say | that ZWICK Service is the finI est it is possible to give — I every day.