Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 284, Decatur, Adams County, 2 December 1938 — Page 3

U/SOCIETY

CLUB •'•■ • : '"" 1 T " wiishi i’ H """ -i Mi ,■.,.• .11l in'i'i'i'lting Uilk mi ~, M «!(,['■!< "i: nurse from Fort nfrStftfiH' Kuv " '•*•> 011 "Health.” h >‘igh qi ' l "’ o ' health , Miss .Marie :„?w a M|. .1 the talk. S'* 111 '■' 1 '""■’ will he ' "111 !’• I Il li the Kirkland h"-! h" 'l'" f„ : the he school. — of moose **«H*F REGULAR MEETING Women of the Moose T" tneetine- Thursday ■ jl T'.l ~\eell’ive eonilllitteo nier the meeting and then read )>•:>.>■' the meeting. The re accepted by the < ilapler. 11;.' meeting. Plans ■-« nsi' :':"''oming Christmas par- ■ tf.l'he party is '" b" a put luck ami twenty-five cent gift The Moosehaven ■ will lie ill charge of the which will lie held at the B hofle of Mrs. Em ! Whitburst He- ■ Hhet is asked to bring her own s ', ice The homemaking will have charge party to be given Hecemb.■; ~wMl at the Moose home. . M MRS DIERKES IS B HtSIORED THURSDAY , " Dierkes was delight- * so m ised Thursday by f .1 'I relaliies Ai at in ■ Ai-r was served at six-thirty. B W- I l ' received many leanm Bother's Standby in Treating HHttDRHV’S If COIDS . ▼ Vs FOR RELIEVING dis-:-i) comfoiti ot ch, ■ ''<T colds and night rub Vicks Vapoßub on throat. and back at bedtime. Its poul- ■■ ' action relieves local conge — helps the youngster relax in: > -' sleep. ■BHicoocHiNG and Irritated throat due put Vapoßub on the child s ..Ms.. Mtue It melts, bathes t.he throat with medication. Also massage and chest. head-colo ''sniffles" and misery. Nut a spoonful of Vapoßub In a bowl water. Have the child steaming va_M tors This loosens H Huegm. clears air- 1/i V*FXO > Vapoßub ■ 2" vnnmw«nnmi*'a v 1 FUR |Il Coats K I Cleaned & Glazed | I Sheets Bros. i^^^J^^; i eaners

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.tlful flowerg and gifts, Those proi ® Hnt w * re Mr. und Mrs. Guss Werli»g. Mr. und Mrs. Paul Gtrmunn, i Mr. and Mrs. Bill Staberniii. .Mrs iWilhelmenla Dierkes and sons, John and Henry, Mrs. Lizzie Abel, ! Miss Annie Winnes, Mr. und Mrs.' ( John Kiess, Mr. and Mrs. Milton ■ Brown and son John Franklin, Miss Idubelle Worthman, and H B Dierkes. CHRISTIAN LADIES HAVE MEETING The Christian Ladies’ Aid met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Everett Huttker. Th? president had charge of the business and the devotionals. Plans were comi pleted for the serving of the supper ; given by the Brotherhood of the church Saturday evening. Mrs. Paul Daniels, Mrs. Harl Muffott, and ! Mrs. Fred Schiderer will be in charge of the entertainment for the | Christmas party, to be held at the nome of Mrs. James Kitchen. Mrs. Harmon Kraft will be assisting hostess. The Home Missionary Society ot the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. The leader will be Mrs. N. A. Bixler. Hostesses for the meeting are Mesdames F. V. Mills. Herald Smith, Henry Krick, George Mclntosh, and Russel Owens. All members are asked to bring or send their contributions for the Christmas box to be sent to the Peek Home, Polo. Illinois. The society . will have the third in their series of rummage sales Saturday in the church basement. i A supper will be served ’•) the basement of the Christian church Saturday evening from five to seven o’clock. i The monthly meeting of the W. I A. S. club was held Wednesday evening at the home ot Miss Bernardine Hockman. During the business meeting, officers were elected , fo l ' the coming year and plans were made for the coming Christmas par- | ty. The hostess had charge of the entertainment. Refreshments were ' served at the close of the meeting. Those present were Lucille Baker I Ruth Ann Borns. Josephine Daniels, Mary Alice Garad. Geraldine Heimann and Ethel Miller. — Mrs. Hattie Steele will be hosi teess to the firemen’s auxiliary at her home on South Eighth street Monday evening at seven thirty o’clock. The annual Christmas exchange will be held and auxiliary sisters' names will be revealed. All members are urged to be present. ; The Young Peoples class of the Pleasant Valley Sunday school held the regular meeting at the home of Dwight Kern recently. A snort business meeting was held and it was decided to hold the next meeting at the home of Lillian Johnloz. Games and contests was enjoyed. Refreshments were served to Misses Lillian Johnloz, Nadine Berger, Dorothy Man'key, Helen Longenberger and Alta 'Byerly. Donald Borne, Deraid Borne, Bale Byerly

DECAT UR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1938.

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Jeanette Wlnnee Phones 1000 — 1001 Friday Happy Home Makers Club, Mrs. E. W. Busche, 1:30 p. m. Psi lota XI Dance, Masonic Holl, After Basketball Game. Spanish Veterans Auxiliary, Legion Home, 6:30 p. m. Women of the Moose Rummage Sale, Moose Hall Basement, 9:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Pocahontas Club, Red Men’s Hall .7:30 p. m. Baptist Philo Class, Mr. and Mrs. I Ernest Luke 7:30 p. in. Saturday Christian Church Supper, Church Basement, 5-7 p. m. Methodist Rummage Sale, Church Basement, 12:30 till 3 p. m. Zion Reformed Mission Band. Church Parlors. 2 p. m. Methodist Ladies’ Rummage Sale, Church basement. 12:30 until 8 p. m. Monday Woman’s Club General fdeeting Old High School Auditorium, 7:45 1 !>• tn. Firemen’s Auxiliary, Mrs. llattla Steele. 7:30 p. m. Women s Chorus. Moose Home, 11:30 p. m. Research Club, Mrs. P. A. Kuhn, 2:30 p. m. Tuesday Psi lota Xi Business Meeting, Mrs. Leo Kirsch. 7:30 p. tn. Tri Ka.ppa Business Meeting. Elks Home, 8 p. m. Wednesday Historical Club, Mrs. W. P. Robinson. 2:30 P. M. Shakespeare Club, Mrs. Jesse Rice, 2:30 p. m. Thursday Methodist .Home Missionary Soc- | ciety. Church Parlors. 2:30 p. nt. Eastern Star Meeting, Masonic Hall. 7:30 p. m. and the host. Dwight Khern. Guests at the meeting were Miss Virginia Holdhouse. Miss Pauline Marshall, Richard Gerber and Carl Httdabran. GECODE CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL CONFERENCE Thirty members of the Gecode club of the General Electric company held their second annual conference at the hotel Keenan, Fort Wayne, last Saturday. The conference opened at 9:30 A. M. with a beautiful and impressive ceremony, with "Faith” as the theme. Miss Irene Meyers, personnel directress, of the Fort Wayne works, and Elsie i Brunnegraff. president o fthe local club, had charge of the entire program of the day. The morning was apent in a discussion concerning the years activities. At noon a luncheon was served in the Egyptian room. During the general assembly in the afternoon, the year .book of the club was arranged and the chairmen of the parties selected. Other appointments were made concerning the club hostesses, flower committee, travel chairmen, press correspondent, scrap book editor, financial chairmen. The conference concluded with a beautiful candellight service, conducted by Miss Meyers. Each member was presented with a book entitled “friendship,” as a souvenir. The third annual conference ot the Gecode Club is planned to be held next year in October. MISSIONARY SOCIETY HA« MEETING The Thomasine Allen Missionary society of the baptist church met at the home of Mrs. Homer Reppert Thursday afternoon. Plans were made for the Christmas party for the Junior church. Miss Jane Augenbaugh was the leader. Quilt blocks were cut during the social hour. The hostess served lovely refreshments at the close of the meeting. Those present were the Mesuames Darrell Bedwell, Frank Young, Woodson Ogg, Homer Aapy, John Metzger and son, Grover Liby and daughter, Ernest Lake, jerry Rumple and Miss Jane Augenbaugh. The next meeting will be held December fifteen with Miss Augenbaugh. Mrs. Reppert will be tjie leader. There will be a Christmas exchange at this meeting. — -o PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. C. O. France returned to their home in Gary today. They motored here last evening to bring Mrs. W. A. Lower home after a ten days visit with them. Mr. France reported that his mother, Mrs. Isabelle France is still very seriously ill as the result of a stroke suffered about a month ago. Dee Fryback will return today from a hunting trip to Danville, 111. Mrs. Roy Archbold, ill the past week, is reported better today. Mr. and Mrs. James Beattey of i Indianapolis visited here a short time. To comply with federal orders as regards mailing of newspapers, subscriptions should be paid in advance and cannot be extended longer than one year. We want to send j the paper to everybody who desires 1 it but we cannot do so unless they I

are paid for. The laws along this I line are becoming more stringent.' Miss Martha Summers and Wally Flrestlne of Lu Grange, Illlcnls are in Decatur for the funeral of Mrs. Mariha Jayne Summers, wno died Wed nesduy. Chalmers Buhner, Meredith Johnson and Floyd Liby ot Monroe were visitors in Indianapolis this week. Attorney N. C. Nelson Is able to be at his office part time now, after a two weeks illness. Mrs- John C. Magley who was op- < rated on ten days ago Is recovering nicely according to reports from the Adams County Memorial hospital where she is a patient. Joseph Winteregg of Berne was a caller at this office. He is one of the old timers we are always glad to visit and counsel with. ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beal are the parents of a baby boy, born Thursday evening at ten fifty three o’clock at the Adams county memorial hospital. The baby weighed seven pounds five and three-fourtn ounces, and has been named John Edward. CHURCH REVIVAL| Revival meeting is on at Pleasant Valley Wesleyan Methodist church, 2 miles east and one mile south of Monroe. E. J. Mills and singers from Marion College. Services begin at 7:00. COURT HOUSE I 4 New Case A suit to collect a note has been filed by the Peoples Bank Company, oi Fort Recovery, Ohio, against N. E. Grile and others. Summons were ordered to the sheriff or Adams I county for the defendants, returnable December 12. Answer Filed An answer in general denial has been filed by the defendant in the suit on account, brought by A. N. Sprunger against Henry Amstutz. The case was submitted, evidence heard and a finding and judgment . rendered for the plaintiff in the sum of with relief. Set For Trial A suit to collect an account, brought by the Brown Broekmeyer company, inc., against the General Ice Machines, Inc. and Dick Burdg, trading as the General Ice Machine company, has been set for tiial on January 10. New Case A suit to collect an account has! been filed by Thomas F. North I against Roy Alexander. Summons were ordered given to the sheriff of Adams county, returnable, December 14. Estate Cases A petition has been given by the executor to sell real estate to pay debts' in the estate of Flora M.

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Tlnkhnm. Notice Ims been ordered returnable December 15. Appearance Filed An appearance him been filed by Hostel! and Todd for S. P. Hoffman in the subrogation suit brought by John Brown iiguinst the Bnnk of Linn Grove. The defendant was ruled to answer. A special appearance was made by Hostell and Todd for Louisa Hoffman. Cross Complaint Filed A cross complaint has been filed by the defendant in the divorce suit brought by Samuel Lure against i.tnnio Lare. The case was venued here from Jay county. Finds for Plaintiff An answer in general denial whs filed by H. Mattax In the petition foi a partition, brought by Stuuton R. Dailey against Flossie B Bartlielmea and others. An answer in one paragraph and a cross complaint was filed by the defendan', the First Joint Stock Land Bank A reply to the cross complaint of the First Joint Stock -- ~ ' ! J FSPARKLING v DIAMONDS Fine diamonds, in mountings of ' rare beauty, priced from . $ 25 I PEN SETS ; -rfjFl | j Matched pen and pencil sets . attractively T ■’ ’’ boxed. Priced ' _ , frem $5 up. EDITH Charming ityla and graceful , daiign. YaHow gold filled case. 15 iewels . . . S2»JS Many of our customers do all their gift shopping here! They’ve found we have as wide a selection of “budget presents” as we have of precious jewels, silver and watches. Come in and see for yourself . . . and be sure to ask to see the many new style Gruen Watches. They're all moderately priced, starting at $24.75 J Grfts from your Jesrefer are grfrs at tfrefr test PUMPHREY JEWELRY STORE Use Our Budget Plan.

Land Bunk wnn filed by the plain-1 tiff. A reply in two paragraphs| 1 of the anawer of the defendant I | was filet' by the Department of L Financial Institution!). A reply I | to the croae complaint of the lie- . pnrlment of Public Welfare wne | filed. A reply to the cross ctun- ' plaint of Jeff Llechty, treasurer. 1 was filets. A reply to the cross complaint of the Western News- ‘ paper Union was filed. A reply to 'he second paragraph of the answer of Mantle Mercer wus filed. I Th“ case was dismissed us to | Herbert Bowshler, I.enii Rowshler f and Jane Hoffman. The case was I submitted, evidence heard and n finding ind judgment rendered 4 'or the plaintiff In the partition. The defendants, Mr. and Mrs. I

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Menno S. Sprunger were called and defaulted In the null to collect a note, brought by Sam Nuhhhaunt, Grover Neuenachwander mid Law once I Vaser, trilHtecH foi t' 1 etoi ahottiers t'f the People! S’.ue Bunk of Berne. The cane waa "iibmltteil. Evidence hetird und a finding mid Judgment rendered for the plaintiff itguliiHt the defendants in the mjm of $572.39 without relief atid with Interest •it 7 per tent, — -- — • o —- • -■ • • « Adams County Memorial Hospital | * • Admitted Ruth 'Steiner, Berne; Herman Everett, 605 Thirteenth

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I'Street; Edward T. Deßolt, Ninth • ■ Street. ■ Dismissed- Mrs. Forest Owens, 1 P. 11. 2. Decatur; Miss Murtha Zuer- ' I < her. Berne; Mrs. Ed Clark, Third 1 Street, M. E. MINISTER ' iCONTIN'Tn FO'.ZX •AGK | (hand Rapids, Detroit. Pontiac | ant* .'art Huron. I Metho'ilst church headquarters ' in Detroit said bls last pastorate , i In Michigan was In Port Huron. I' He left there five years ago for ' an assignment in Ohio and had re- | tnained in that state ever since. —q — - 1 Trade In A Goad r<evn — Deentov