Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 131, Decatur, Adams County, 3 June 1939 — Page 3

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ILU ITO ' S NOTH DurirgH.ir■miWolJ'i vacation. hit colitleirg written by various i . well-knowns. Today ■ B* beat from Hilly Halop. leader i Fnd" kids. who base ' bscl/rd by so many writers high time to a chance to talk ba<k — | BILLY HALOP hid of Stage, Screen ■ I M»g ff.Xure, byedlrale, Inr — I see by the psare being reformed 1 Dead End Kids I story has been print- 1

ed so many ' I times and places ( I that we are used 1 I to it. But M I don't pay much I attention to it, < I Mr. Carroll. The I reform of our 1 I screen lives will 1 I not affect our 1 I personal behav- 1 I ior which, we 1 I think, has been 1 I no worse —and not much bet- 1 ter —than that '

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Bwple our age. 1 ■ as brat» of the I built up deUber- 1 arted in the play aybe some of us ndle then but we , save the rough < tala and between ( to toe the line during tile , The discipline on was more strict. I think. , l>een in pictures un.l , kids may have taken , r <>f the Hollywood ‘ tie- , P<|^Be- takes" freedom, during , one or two pictures we , BMHI < t Myituv. we were being billed as and ••Angels Wuh , ■•»" and naturally some , to live up to that bill- i iJßfh'ii't Need Reform ®ve never been able to un- < wh y we should come In < reform discussion Wr > [’’''■aylng roles just like any- i *n pictures. We had never i groups of people trying to Cagney or Edward I or VVall ' ll •' Beery Hut i E i^P flo n't Seem to be able to I youngsters from the roles I a* they do adults and so I E|W’' been "reformed" more ; I 1 ca 9 remember. particularly need it, in ;"*’g>«rklng as an actor on radio 1 •* slid screen for more than )1 I I was called Bobby Ben- ' the air and I wasn’t what gW >ll|, » cali «• "problem child" , itale for the reforms- ,

CLUB CALENDAR ••clety Oodllne, 11 a. M r »""y Macy *hon.» iooo — 1001 ■'" ■■■ Saturday 6 ?m K,W * - M ” J WvJ Ca "«< £sr,“- “~»| !«£STJr* c ‘ ,,,,, **l Sunday lta™Xr ln f A ‘ P, ’’' Mn ’ MIU « l aptiat Church, Ail Day. Monday ’*y ,h <« n SUtara' Needle Club. K •of P Home. After Temple I Firemen's Auxiliary. Fire Station. »:W p. m. Dinner Bridge club. Mrs. I. w i Macy. S:M p. m. u ?“"* Mo * h * r *’ «'"dr Club. l Methodist Church. 7 p, m. Tuesday c. L o< c.. K. or c. Hall. 7:3'1 p. m. j Pal lota XI Pledge Party, Miss Dorothy Young. 7:30 p. m. Delta Theta Tau. Mra. Charles Holthouse 7:Jo p m Dutiful Daughters. Mri. Fred Stauffer. 7:30 p. tn. W. M. 8. Zion Reformed Church 5:30 p. m. Olrl Scout Troop No. 3. Junior. Senior High School. 3:30 p. m. Thursday Better Homes Club of Monro". 1 Mrs. Metta Steury, 7: 30 p. m. thy Gerber. ' Are Verum Corpus. Motarl; None but the Lonely Heart— Tschaikoieky — Robsert Jones. To Spring. Greig; Polonaise MHltalre. Chopin Sylvia Ruhl. Organ Selections Largo Handel Berceuse - Dellnick. Arlene Becker. PARISH WOMEN HAVE F.NAL SPRING MEETING The women of St. Mary's parish n»< t at the R. of c. lull Wednesday evening for the final spring meeting. Reports were read, after which Rev, J. J. Seimets addressed the

tory. My parents saved my money and by the time I m 35. if my luck holds. I'll have income enough to retire or to study law and follow my dad in his profession. The other kids are In the same boat, except that I had the head start on most of them on the stage. One a Doctor's Son Gabe Dell is a doctor’s son. He was a kid actor long before the show "Dead End’’ came along and he'U probably continue on the Stage or screen a long time after the "Dead End" reputation has been forgotten—we hope. Hunts Hadi—his real name is Henry HaU—is one of a family of eight children. His father was an air conditioning engineer. He's been to dramatic school and always saves half his salary. Leo Gorcey Is almost 22. In the James Monroe high school tn New York City, Leo played in ail the school plays. He's been arrested for speeding in his automobile but he's never been tn trouble for anything else. He wrecked his car and himself once to keep from running over a rabbit—honest! Bobby Jordan has just turned 16 and has been an actor for 10 of those years He went to professional school, played in "Street Scene" and has been on the radio for years. Would Be Scientist Bernard Punsley isn't 16 yet but will be a week after July 4. He comes from a prosperous family and hopes to leave acting in time to become a bacteriologist. • So our "dirty faces" are mostly greasepaint decorations. We're no fuller of meanness than other kids our age and I think, personally, we've had more responsibilities and experiences and are probably a lot more sensible than moat kids our age. Sure, we make a lot of noise ' and raise Cain on and off the set when we're not working, and sometimes when we are working. We react to a director just as kids ! always react to a teacher. If he can't handle us we make life miserable for him until he learns. But when he learns, and it doesn't | usually take him long, we recognise authority as well as anybody. We haven't set lire to any build- ; ings, or hurt any people or been in any other serious trouble, either . in New York or Hollywood. But boy! What a reputation we seemed to earn for ourselves that first year in Hollywood. After all. we're only Interested in doing good work, earning good monev and in ha’ ing a good time. Do you know any bunch of young guyi who wouldn’t feel the same wkyf NF.XT—We Hear From a Guardian of the Golden Gates —A i Studio Door-Keeper.

DICATI R DAILY democrat Saturday, june 3,1939.

.assembly on "Christian Charity." j New officers were elected ' *4h .Mrs. Herman Fhtuger as pat-i fir chairman. Miss Rose Scuurg-r. •tudy dub chairman; Mias Martha H-imsclag, re-elected secretary-tree-1 surer. Plans were made for the district' meeting u s , hB Nc c w |0 h>'ld in St. Rose's auditorium at Mottroevilte Wwln« uday June 7. at seven-thirty o'clock C. S. T A fine program has been arrunp rd. with Mra. A. D. Grimmer of Fun j Wayne ng the speaker. Mtsa Mary. * •ug.hlln of Elwood. a talented mua l< lan. will play a number of Miao-: turns on the xylophone. a good at I tendance is desired. There will be a meeting of UwJ Pythian Sisters' Needle club after Temple at the K. ot P. home Mon- ; day evening. The Catholic Lad.es of r 'olumbla w<ll hold the regular monthly meet-; Ing at the K. of C. hall Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock. 9KCRET MARRIAGE REVEALED TODAY Mrs. .Howard W. Manlier of route j 13 announces the marragn of her daughter. Hdm. May. t<> Edward L | Shoe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Shoe of this city. The ceremony was performed in the Highland Methodist parsonage ■ at North Fort Thomas. Kentuckv ■ on Saturday. August Jo. l»3g. Mr. raid Mra. Orville Irwin of Decatur, attended the couple. FRIENDS CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY 1 A large group of rela'lvea and fr'ends gathered at the home of i Charles Fuelling, near Decatur, i I« ■ dnesday evening to assist tn celebrating the 77th birthday anniversary of Rev. Martin Fuelling of I Chicago. Rev. Fuelling has been spending ‘ •he past week visiting his dnughter,, Mrs. Rudolph Koeneman of Hoag-I i land. The eveniißt was spent l i I * aging. Rev. Fuelling told how he! d> t ided to become a minister and also told of his 51 years of service I 1 tpent In his present charge Later In the evening a lovely lunch arsa served the following guests: Rev. Fuelling of < bicago; ' Rev. and Mrs. John Fuelling of Woodburn; Mr. anJ Mrs. Rudolph Kceneinan. Hoagland; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heine. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heine. Marcella. Gaylord. PhrlHs and Eunice Heine, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Heine and children Maxine and Jane. Mr. slid Un. Will Niemeyer and son Wilbert, all ot ! N< w Haven. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schults and' I son Calvin. Mra. Flora Hollmann ’ i.»d children Irma. Clara. Carl. Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fuelling and children Alfred and Ixnilse. Miss Mildred Nearcn. Port-, land; Mra. Lydia Reese. Herman Reese. Paul and Ema Fuhrman, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fuelling. Herbert Fuelling. Mr. and -Mrs. Carl Fii--lling. Harriet. Melvin ..nd Vij vtan Fuelling. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Fuelling ana. son Wilmer. Mr. and Mrs. Hugr, I Blakey and daughter El tine, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Greunke, .M'as Pat--ncta Ann Bouchard. Rev. L. J. Do~naelf, le*on:u Christiana, laruis ‘

Co-eds Settle Feud by Dueling With Pies! , JL. s/GJ Its ,r IB I H iilylfl —v r ’ '■ -f Lil J ' - .r / - Varnelle Plaatow, left, the loser Ann Halstead, the winner

Women frequently have been accused of mud slinging over the back fence. But it took two Louisiana Tech co-eds, feuding over a literary effort of one, to Inaugurate something new in the method of settling their differences—hurling chocolate pies at each other. The dud took place in

land Regina Doraeif. Charles Fuulb ing. Miss Clara Fuelling, Mr. and ■ Mrs. Fred Crosby, Mary Louise, 1 Charles, James, Dorothy and Franklin Crosby, Mr and Mrs. Hsrman Melcher. Mr. and Mra Edwin Fuelling and cblld r en Doria, Mat- < s|la, Delbert aud Howard, all ot Decatur; Miss Bertha Bo«r;ter. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fuelling and childhen Richard. Irene and Carlos. Mr. and Mrs. Curl Boerger. M-iuioevilie, 1 — CHURCH PLANS iCONTINCKtI FROM PAHK ON«» Fisher. Jui/lor Hurst. Jimmy Hurst. Eddie Deltch. Hobble Nchackley, Tommy Lister. Eddie 1 Mattox. Home group Rae Myers. Ronnie Roop, Norma laimbert, Patsy Gaffer. Rosyb-n Myers. Phyllis Ladd. Good Name group — Kenneth Htrahm. Jimmy Fisher. Herald Bohnke. Junior Hakey. Billy Reynolds. Rex Roop. Kingdom group-Bearer of pearl. Betty Jean Rtrnp. Merchant Ted Hill Customer— Don Williams. Benediction -Rev. Weber. • ... . _________ • PLAN EPWORTH • tCONTINVKIs most PAOB ONUI Mrs. Herl Milks. Miss Beecher. Mrs. Charles Hmlth of Indianap oils. Miss Violet Hall and Rev. L. ' N. Hile of Hoagland. The program for Sunday. July 3 , includes the chut"h school lesson with Rev. ClArles Tinkhatn of Judge Fred G. Bale, of , Columbus. 0.. speaking at the , morning service and lakeside ser- ' vlcss addressed by Rev. L. G. Jacobs. DD., of Muncie. Rev. R. W. Graham, pastor of

King, Queen Heading Back King and queen ride la car in Vancouver After a trip to the Pacific coast, King George and Queen Elisabeth begin their return journey across Canada which will take them to Washington and Hyde Park. N. Y. The British royal couple la shown ruling in a car at Vancouver, B. C.. where thousands cheered them.

back of the Txiuislana Tech stadium at Ruston, La., In the early morning hours. The finish Is pictured. Anna Holstead of Shreveport was declared the winner of the ple-slinging contest over Vamelle Plaetow, of Bay Shore, Long bland, N. Y. “It was easy as pic," said Miss Holstead.

Espionage Case? J Us \ •' 'IKK — ' I lU<—A ■! Alphonse Bruckner* When elaborate sketches of United States guns and defense works were found In his possession. Alphonse Bruckner, private In the V 8 army, was arrested in lais Angeles and removed Io Fort MacArthur guardhouse A red leather notebook, containing the names of four Germans, also wss found In Bruckner's possession. The soldier was said to Be A. W. O. L. from Fort Scott. San Francisco. the First Methodist church of Decatur. Is chairman of the program committee for the institute. O-—— Trsds In a Good Town — Decatur

Mr. and Mra. C. D. Teepie bavs leturned from a two weeks' visit in I'olumbus. Ohio wltb their daugbir* Mra T. T McClintock and family. Mra. J. J. Helm of Miami. Florida, who has been vlaltlug in Chicago | and Fort Wayne tbe past Un days, teturnetf to Decatur thia utter noon v here she la a guest nt -.too home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heller. Mr, Helm will leave Miami Hnndsy morning and will arrive here Tues <!r or a two weeks visit with I ff„ r.<i* and relatives. Mra. Rudy Lehman of Bellingham, Washington. Miss Mabie Lehman of Seattle. Wash, and Mrs. Fred Wachter of New Castle have returned to tbelr respective homes after a several days visit at the, home of Mr. and Mra. Eugene Run* >on. Mrs. Lehman and Mlaa ia>bman will spend some time in Yellow Stone park enroute borne. Mr. ■tnd Mrs were re.iidenta ot Berne thirty-five years ago. where thv former was one of th* organ Iters of the Berne ban*. Miss Charlotte Jean Witham, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Kober' Witham, la spending s week's va(itlon with her grandmother in Fort Wayne. Sixteen members ot the Work and Win class of the United Bret ar«n Sunday school motored to Van ' Wert. Ohio last evening where they were entertained at tho home of Mr. and Mra. E T. Pontius, former members of the class. Among the ’ guests were Rev. and Mrs. Wilmer. I Mr. and Mra. Jack McFceley of ( Pert Wayne attended the Hower ( funeral here. Mr. and Mra. Charles M. Hower ' ot Fort Wayne were among those I who attended the funeral <.f M. E. ( II >wer here Friday afternoon. ( Dale Harper was bnay here to- ! day with the sale of tickets for his I anquet to be held Tueaday night • Clyde Troutner is canvassing the I rural roitea of the county, looking | aftej tbe interests of this paper. ira Fuhrman has moved his office * hack to his former quarters in the I Schmitt building. I Mrs. H. W. Thompson of this city | spent the week at Warsaw and . Bourbon with Miss Gie.ina U>g 1 I'rown. Mias Brown returned with * Mrs. Thisnpson to spend tbe week- I here before returnn.g to her home I In Bloomington. . 0 1 It's Cold On Mohawk Trail ■ North Adams. Mass — (L’P>— ,

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ATTENTION SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS, PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS AND TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES’ If you intend to bid on a school bus route this fall don’t miss a meeting to be held in our sales room on Wednesday, June 7 STARTING AT 8 P. M. A Transportation Engineer will explain in detail all of the c<mts involved in the operation of a nchool bus. how these costs can be determined, and will also give the latest information regarding the School Bus Law. In addition we will have available manufacturer** representatives who will answer all questions regarding school bus bodies Slide film* will Im> shown which you will find laith interesting and entertaining. Refreshments will l»e served. DON’T FAIL TO ATTEND! WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 8 P. M. SAYLORS CHEVROLET SALES DECATUR, INDIANA

Abandon Hope for Flyer — T—r’■ ‘ I 7 ' ' nr* • ■ ; Thomas Smith photographing hl* plane all ho P* hM t ** n abandoned for the aafety ot Fhomaa H SXrd “r h ° *’ c l "*-”* °" * n hop OU ® uro Ps in • small monoplane dubbed ths Üb om Tr U ,ho * n to tx * *"S»laa before he b< ;>ped to Old Orchard Beach, photographing his Uny flivver plane.

•Cs no fun to have your truck stall! -»n the Mohawk Tian—at 15 below sera, William Sargent of Leominster wss treated for froxnn feet.; ears and hands suffered when he at-1 tempted to put on chains In subrero temperature.

V/V GRAND OPENINGTODAY RICE HOTEL TAP ROOM . and COCKTAIL LOUNGE “Where Good Fellows (Jet Together" Special Music Everything New! Be sure to stop in tonight, your friends will be here. Prices that will amaze you. Edward Young, prop.

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Butte. Mont <UFj The decision of the county authorities to smash 100 slot machines that has been confiscated and to turn over to the poor fund the "Jackpots'* still remaining In them resulted In a total haul ot 3212 46