Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 179, Decatur, Adams County, 31 July 1939 — Page 3

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r'!°n!. r.v-w " ’• 1 " l> ' coupl- In ■>•"•«• ■L”e B IM »t »" K“ ~ .vm* Thrv wko Jay ■*" Man-CleM. tth'o nnd S-l- --,,<•> of MansffM. -nd F , Columbus Grove. K. V >-' V ' l ' , "' ; " "" I ■O' ’ H — ■— Artists ■?***■•• Jnann* «n I Floatin' mt»rf*ln<-d <b>* *<>■ - E, xt Tal'»r Sunday school |1.,. how Friday evening, t st-- played and rrtre«hK wr ,«l tb* following; K Misses B»tt> Dix.«n. v * r -» E|] Pram** and Mary Jo E'nit and Jimmy T wnbleson. E n fottroll. Jimmy, Clyde IfMl Danlola. La ISE HELD Krqay EVENING ■ w-iw' party wM hold SaiL. at th«- home of Miss E«H>r in honor of hir blrtu■tHiroraary. A lunrr.con was L fsriag tho evening Guests Ehl Mr and Mr*. Frank Unl■y- and Mr* Ralph Roop. Mr. I y-< fioorao Price ind son*. ■pL y-c Paul Frllwr <>t Borno. Lu' Ktbel Courtney and Tru« L Catholic laidioa of Columbia ■ Mr* their regular mooting L*r rrrnlna at senn-tblrty Li: tbr K of C had:. L ladioa' aid society of the ■ Informed church w'.l mo- t Kfer *fiernoon In tho church so- ■ Vw will want ■ dMS. fresh I stir dothe*. I Sheets Bros. I Clearer* A Preaaera V Itaot

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sb the picm from Guy leper. Ray Ulaad and let Preston *ry U IO lei over the to. tor which had to wait that rally be wrote Torino *7 the porth dressing

»■ that he *J'- lwation He Win move It “ Panamint mining property •h*P it aa a good luck token, "tore also will be a boon for i youthful Donal<! O'Connor, who BGary Cooper aa a boy. Since “«*hly will come out. it may Wbt told here that the voice ! . in the picture la not ~®"‘ It was dubbed in. thoroughly American **2 havt “* required Eng,hin« happened at the 27' ««* > 534 people iu- 1 7 a L°'” ,ort hu •'•> * rmmount comptroller. lh ‘ mone > fc’*" rrM "’ Ford ’ ,h * <*• bk »Omwd^*u. 10 ,pp * ,r uIUI b HUI * on ' Rohrrt. »r,T, frotn Spain. Bar ln th * War> Both hw?*? *° n w * ll h,v * P*rta in r*' 1 *''»'« the Mohawk "Which by An°, hn r ° rt ' hither bfat diZ.. oFrarn *. is aeon. th * P‘rturr. 4 ■» the real family name. i^^L thl, i r, * n ‘ mounl ,n M ‘r»n.la. in ht’,ui Btudln *M both her /V *” tnd ho * 4 r^a7h>/J.?! k,Up Mnd h *r for "““xmde •» Will 1?* n A m * « the ■ William p n u "n- Myrn * Loya t’jtev’ Cedric Fi anc

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phones 1000—1001 it _____ Tuesday ' f.ton Reformed W. M F. Church Social Rooms. t:3O p. tn. C, U of C. K. of C Hall ?:3o pm. 1 'rial rooma promtply at two-thlrty I o'clock A good attendance aa well at a prompt one la deni ed. ■ — The w. M S of the Evangelical I church, which waa to ham met thia Thursday, haa been pos'poued un- ' th August 9th. — 2«TH borne reunion 18 HELD AT SUN SET . | The 2Sth Borne annua) reunion was held Sunday at Run Set park south of Decatur. Raymond Borne was elected president of the organisation. Harold Hoffman, vice-pre-sident and Lucinda Borne, secrets rvtreaaurer. It waa votel to hold the reunion at Sun Set p..rk again na»» year. Visitors present Includ* d John Ann Maxln and Ruth Buckhent. all of Mtiakegan. Mica.. Forrest Crum and Miss Dorothy Brocut of Fort Wayne; Katherlno Shuff. Harold Mek-hing Mrs Prank Peterson and Nouns Lee Aurand. all of Decatur; Dorothy Mankev of | Cralgrlße. Out nt town members present Included Lew Borne. Muskegon. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Elmir Miller, Mis. Lawrence Rechle. Mr. and - Mrs. O. R. Crqm. Betty Ix>u and Martha Ann Crum. Mr. and Mrs. George Yager. Mr. and Mrs. Howkid Morton and children Jerry and Ronnie. Mr and Mrs. Cla-«-i.ce W|ebke. Mr. and Mrs. John Y Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Leland R own and daughter. Miss Marie KcJter. Mr r.nd Mrs Henry Borne and Hope.' bruok and Elmo Lew. alt of Fort U’tyne. William Pihlman. CORNS HURT? SSO 00 g V VI V W Wh mt« -(WM Mt h II _ _ _ ■■»»*» »•!*•« Mil. <H M.J REWARD CORI-OFF I I I

from Zanzibar to the interior of Africa to get some extra footage needed for "Stanley and Livingstone.'' When he got there, the , natives, who originally had worked for one cup of sugar and 10 feet of copper wire a day. boosted their demand to two cups of sugar and 12 feet of wire. The Hollywood Influence in deepest Africa! And even without the benefit of an agent. Brazil, Ind . home town of Comedian Johnnie Davis, will get his financial help in the building of a music school. .. . V:ry proper and fitting, for Johnnie's late fa the-, for 30 years, taught music in the high school, conducted private classes and led the town band. You also can add Gregory Rat of! to Hollywood's philanthropists. He ; is guaranteeing the finances of a Boy Scout troop in the Kerry Patch , district of St. Louis. . . . Papers there might get the full story from Scoutmaster Riley OHeame. who J contacted Ratoff. Doesn't seem to be any end to the usefulness of to Me tennis balls ' Harry Richman once used them to give buoyancy to a plane on a transatlantic flight Now Warners will use 4.500 of them to simulate a huge string of pearls for one of Vera Zorina's dance nnumbers in On Your Toes ” Joan Davis, who swore off comedy falls after she injured her back in "My Lucky star." has changed her mind and will do them

again in a new Joaes Family picture. ... In case you've been wondering about Sally O'Neil, she's doIng summer stock in Pennsytvania. . . Bill Gargan Is In terrific pain from an Infected ear. He's due to start a picture, too.

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i Lucky break for i Virginia Grey. Another car smashed Into her station wagon i and she got off with a bump on her head. ... Add the Jack Haley* to the’ Hollywood ranch owners. ! They have bought four acres In , Encino. . . . Bob Breens brother, , Michael, is rehearsing an orchestra to go on the road in the fail Joan . Rlnndell and Dick Powell will take J a fishing trip on their cruiser. •. . And it's one nt Hollywood's Ironies that Bob Murphy, whose restaurant is a favorite rendezvous of . the celcbe. has seen only one pic- ' lure in two years.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, JULY 31, 1939

Sr. and Mr and Mra. Wl’t.am Rlhlman Jr., children Ronnie and Evelyn of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr. and Mra. Harold Murphy and sons Terry and Ronnie of Winchester; Mr. and Mra. Lynn Stewart of Oh.o City. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs Russolt Mankey and children of Montpelier. There were nr, memm-ta «t,d g'teata present. —— — Personals Nancy Bell. Kathrvn Edwards 1 Joan Cowan. Ann and Jane Maddox Rosamund Graham and Mary Smith are spending two weeks at Ella J. Logan camp at Dewart Lake. Joe Johns and sister. Berths, have returned from a two weeks* fishing trip at Rome City. M». Jihns reported catching hla limit several times Ralph Hurst of Indlaaapolia is spending the week In Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Msg Kidd of Meltn.’ll motored to Decatur Saturday afternoon from Lake W’awasee for a short visit with friends Mr. Kidd waa a former coach here Mtaa Naomi Lehman of Rattle Creek, Mich., arrived m Decatur yesterday and la the gurst of Mrs. H-ch Kern thia week. Mrs. I. W. Macy and daughters Martha and LUrby and Mtaa MaryJoe Hoffman of Chicago returned Let evening from a two days' visit at the John Heller cottage st Kllnr ' or lake. Mr. and Mrs. Heller will re- • urn home this evening after a month's visit there. Mra. Homer Raudenbuah and daughters. Romaine and Rowmi' stwnt Friday with Mr. and Mrs.! Herschel Karl and family of Bluff-, ton. Mias Clara Klemx of west of Decatur has returned from j month's visit at Klinger lake. Mlns Nancy Fisher of Marion is th, guest of her grandparents, Mr.| and Mrs. Frsnk Schmits. I. Bernstein waa able to be down-1 town today for the first Cm* since hia recent operation snd illnpss. Mr. snd Mrs. Frsnk S.-bmits and: sons. Paul and Bob. attfided tk? homecoming at Sbarpsbuig. (MU a I yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Koonts of' South Whitley ore visiting »elatives’ here. . Mrs. C. B. Smith of Detroit Is the guest of her sisters.

Mrs. Bob Shirk and son Robe-t 1 of West Palm Beach. Florida Stopp-; <d here Saturday for a short visit; with relatives enroute u SturglsJ ■Michigan. After a brief visit there; with the former's brother, they will continue to Wilmette. Iliino’s' where Robert Shirk will be married Wednesday Mrs. Shirk will then return to Decatur for a visit with relatives here and at Morroe. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Smamerloh today received an air mail letter from Mr. and Mrs. E. W Busche. now in Seattle. Washington, ex-' pressing the sympathy of the Buscbe*a to the Schamerloh family in the death of their son. Harry. Mr nud Mrs. Schamerloh said *hey ap predated greatly the thoughtful nosa of the expression. John F. Cramer of Kendallville, a Linotype operator on the NewsSun. visited here Saturday and called at the Dally Democrat office. Mr Cramer operated the first Linotype installed hi thia office. He left Decatur abou* 190? and has lived in Kendallville ever since. | Mrs. C. A. McHatton and her. ruests. Mrs. James Hagaer and daughter Rosette of Jacksonville, , Illi., were dinner guests of Lucy Colchfn at the Julius Heldeman home Saturday. Miss Effie Patton returned yesterday from a visit in Rising Sun with her brother and sister-in-law Rev and Mrs. Arthur GHHom. Byford Macy of West Palm Reach

Going Somewhere? V Vfl X. M y£ - gyp V wU'KB Mrs. John N. Garner Nothing like being prepared. Is motto of Mrs. John Nance Garner, wife of the Vico President, as she begins packing her bags in Washington Just as soon as Congress adjourns, she and Cactus Jack are away to their native Texas.

y • • • they bring a lot of pleasure to more men and women every day ■♦wi Smokers everywhere are finding out M 1 ~at Chesterfield’s happy COMBINATION of mi,d ripe A,ncrica " and Turkisii tobaccos gives them just uhat they want .. . REFRESHING MILDNESS • BETTER TASTE MORE PLEASING AROMA X*| gqfflKb iSBSjL i^henyou try them you’ll Br "They're Milder Jil i someth i They Taste Better" M ’ / R, / . > Birthday A < 3 • 3 ARy? J/ Cx/ Ip —. am.'SEW xZv ■ ivesotit/ 6 oxoß° y __________lWv. Ufcbaii a Mvis-roaaccoC®.

Florida Is spending a few -lays with' his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Macy. Mr. and Mrs. Glcnice Tyndall of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania will return home Tuesday after vlsisitlng here for several days. James Smith is recovering from an eye operation, which he unde-.-! awnt several days ago st the St. Joseph's hospital in Fort Wayne. •Mrs. Charles Keller, son Hale and daughter Karen of Fort Wayne ar- the guests of Mrs Keller's m> ther. Mrs. John Peterson of Mon- j roe street this work. ——’• Buffalo Newspaper Quits Publication Buffalo, N. Y.. July Si — flj.» — A committee representing approximately 350 newspaper workers made Jobless when the Buffalo Times discontinued publication today sought new financial backing

prepared by Dally Democrat—Betty Crocker Home Bervleo Department H A CAKE TO REMEMBER ERE Is • cake recipe you’ll want to learn by heart .becauae you’ll use it so often. Ju.t a simple two egg . *l. You , c ? n Buit your own taste when it comes to the icing. Or—and this is what makes this cake especially worth remembering—you can change it into a spice cake or an all-chocolate cake by the simple addition of a few spices or melted chocolate. Incidentally it makes delightful little cup

Usually this cake—in any of Its variations is an ordinary two layer affair. But if you and your family prefer high towering eakes, this one can easily be expanded into a handsome three layer one. But first let mo give you the recipe for the cake "aa is”—and then ITI toil you how to change it. Two Egg Cake With Variations H cup shortening (part butter for flavor) 1 cup sugar 8 eggs 1% cups cake flour or 1% cups all-purpose flour H tap. salt I tap. baking powder M cup thin milk Ji tap. flavoring Cream the shortening, add the K r * < > u *lly *nd cream until Hh’nd In the well beaten egg yolks. Sift the flour once beu "***“tlng. 81st the flour, salt and baking powder together 3 < tlmee and add to the creamed mix- ’ iurr j siternately with the milk. - Blend In the flavoring. Fold In the *hich have been beaten until stiff but not dry. Poor into Z" eslre nans < t 0 30 m,nu tee for layers— i 8o to 40 minutes for a square loaf, i »r 30 minutes so- cup cakes. Use I » "’«l«r»te oven, 860’ F. for the . baking, You 11 need two round i

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for the newspaper. The <0 year-old evening and Suniday newspapr. ceased publication with yesterday's editions Editor George Lyon declined to elaborate on the published announcement j which said " publication of this newspaper is discontinued with todays editions” - S Oppose Forcing All Workers Join Unions Washington. July SI - <u.PJ — ' The national aaanciation of manui facturers reported today that a re- , rent nationwide survey made by It showed that fil per cent of the public and M" per cent of factory workers alone- -are opposed to forcing every worker to Join a labor union The NAM aald that this Indicated Increasing opposition to compulsory unionism It cited figures from a similar survey In

8-Inch layer pane mches deep) or one 8-inch square loaf pan 2‘s deep—or 18 medium-sized muffin pane. Chocolate Variation . . *.*•' (8 ox.), molted, plus 2 tbsp, milk before folding in the egg whites. Spies Variation Omit the flavoring and sift with the flour—--1 tap. cinnamon H tsp. nutmeg M tap. elovrs Larger Whole Egg Cake Uao M cup shortening, 1W cope * U >“*L 3 e«P« cake flour rups all-purpose flour, 3 tap. baking powder, H top. salt. 1 cup milk, 1 tap. flavoring. Mix the same as for the Two Eg; Cake. Bake in 8 round 8-Inch layer pans 7 _or „J*° ••inch round layer pans, for 25 to 30 minutes. Or bake in one Bxl2 Inch oblong pan for 35 to 40 minutes. Use a moderate oven. 360’ F„ for both kinds. Chornlate and Spice Variations of Larger Whole Egg Cake Follow the directions for the nmenlata and Spice Variations under the Two Egg Cake recipe—using 3 so. chocolate (melted) plus 3 tbsp, milk in the chocolate eeke. And use ito top. cinnamon. M top. nutmeg and K tan. cloven.

| ItS? when the public voted 57 per 1 pent against. In IPS*, the NAM ! survey showed factory workers j voting 421 per cent in favor, and 1 40.7 per cent against FARMS REVEAL REAL PROGRESS Report Shows Progress On Demonstration Farms Lafhyette. hid.. July — Progress was noted today In a report on the concerted drive against noil erosion and depletion being waged I | by various local, atate. and federal i : agencies in Indiana counties not ' now served by Roll Conservation I Service projects or CCC camps V. t! D. Sexson. In charge of extension field agents of Purdue t’niverslty. ‘ revealed that action had been taken in 41 of the 49 possible counties. • ; A plan arranged last year by officials of the Purdue Vnlv-rsity Agricultural Extension Service. Soil Conservation Service, and the Agricultural Adjustment Administration called for the selecting of , * "demonstration farms" in the 49 I counties These farms were to be surveyed and with technical assistance from the co-operatmg agencies. crop and livestock programs were to be arranged to help pre- , vent soil erosion and depletion The ( co-operating farmers were to put ' the program Into operation for a five year period Sexson reported 19 farms already have their crop and liveatock programs underway, while another l« farms are In the process of getting their programs started. Three , more farms have been aelect<*d and surveyed, and another it h 1 farms are either selected or ellgj Ible to be selected. , with completed pro-1 grama on their demonstration ; farms follow: latke. Porter. LaPorte. Elkhart. Newtnn. Jasper. | Stark. Wabash. White. Wells, Blackford. Randolph. Hancock. , i Shelby. Johnson. Brown. Vigo, and i Dubois. Eight Persons Hurt In Auto Accident ■ I Mlchlgsn City. Ind.. July 21——1 <U.R> — Eight persons were Injured ! yesterday In a crash at the Junction of U. S highway 212 and Ind- I lana road 43. Those Inlured were Norman Co- I hen. 18; Hyman Esko. 21; Martin Esko. 18, and Mias Roslyn Sher- ! man. 18. all of Chicago, and Mr. 1 and Mrs Harry Young and their ; sons. Joseph and Dean, of Detroit. I Attaches at St. Anthony's hospital reported their conditions were not crtUcal. I •

Many Reunion* Scheduled For I Summer Months Sunday August • Annual Reppert Reunion. C. C. C. I Camp one mile west of Vera Crus. Brandyberry Reunion. HannaNutt man Hark. . Brundsberry Reunion, iiannaNjt'man Park Bleoke Reunion. Otto Bleeke Home northeast of Decatur. Shaffer Reunion. Memorial Park. The Fuhrman family reunion will be held Sunday. August C. at Hanna-Nuttman park. Krause annual reunion. Sun Set Park. Det finger reunion.(rain or shine) Sun Set Park. Vennis annual reunion. Sun Set Park. T. L. Risen reunion. Sun Set i Park. Sunday. August 13 Hilliard Annua] Reunion. River- | aide Park, Findlay. Ohio. , in 14th Annual Reunloa 1 Lehman Park. Berne Annual Fisher reunion. Franke paik pavilion. Fort Wayne Marts Reunion, Lehman Park.'( i Borne. j, Fruechte Reunion, Hanna-Nutt- I i maa Park, rain or shine. Bienz Annual Reunion. Cun Set I Park. Hawkins Reunion. Hanna Nutt- I man Park. , I Rellig and Reohm reunion. Sun 1 I Set Park. 11 M‘ O. Brown reunion. Sun Set i * Park. Sunday. August 20 ;« Annual McGill Reunion. SuuSet 1 Park. I Weldy Family »tb Annual Reunion. Hanna-Nuttman Park. Steel annual reunion. Sun Set ' Park. Muy reunion, train or shine) Sun Set Park. Chattanooga Zion Lutheran church picnic, Sun Set Park. Walters family reunion. Sun Set Park. Sunday August 27 Fry-Vost Reunion. Hanna-Nutt-man Park. Wesley annual reunion. Sun Set Park. Hinkle family reunion. Sun Se*. Park. Sunday, Sept. 3 The annual Slui-serdlauac family reunion will be held In the Willshire. Ohio park Sunday, September 3. Emrick Annual Reunion. Sun Set Park Urick annual reunion. Suu Set Park. Roop reunion, t rafii or shlue) Sun Set Park. Sunday. September 10 Roebuck annual reunion. Sun Set Park. Sunday. September 17 Bowman annual reunion, Sun Set Park.

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Bids Submitted For Fort Wayne Plant Fort Wayne. Ind . July 31—tUP| I Charles R. Wermuth and son. Ine„ ' ot Fort Wayne 'oday submitted a low t.id of 81 197709 for the proposed sewage disposal plant here the board of works announced. Ma* Irmscher and Hons Inc . of F<rt Wayne entered a aid of 81239,123. and the Permaumt Construction Co., of Chicago b.d 81.293. 009 the board said. Final contract will be awarded lets today or tomorrow, subject to fintl approval of the city council and the public works administration officials indicated. COURT HOUSE Marriage Llcenees Homer Ellenbrook, Lynnville to Martha Louise Leonhardt. Berne. """ ■ *>- ■— . I - Swim Too Soon After Eating Proves Fatal Michigan City. Ind.. July 31 — <U.R> Physicians today blamed swimming too soon after eating for the drowning of .Maurice Grey, 38, Chicago bank employe, at Sheridan Beach yesterday. Grey's wife told authorities he had eaten u heavy breakfast and Immediately afterward had gone for a swim. She saw him sink a short distance off shore and rushed for aid Although Grey’s body was recovered quickly, efforts to hevlve him failed He la survived, besides his wife, two small children. —— - p~" Trade In s Goon Tow-; Ooeatur

RUPTURE EXPERT COMING HERE AGAIN! R K SHALLENBERGER Welhknown expert or Indlanap ait*, will peraonally detnonatrate hl* method without charge at •he Anthony Hotel Ft Wayne. Wedneaday. Au* 2nd. from 10 A. M. to 8 P M Mr Rhallenberger aaya the Rhallenherger method contract* the opening In remarkable ahort time on the average caaa, regardleaa of the alxo or location of rupture, and no matter how much you lift or atraln, and put* you hack to work the aame day. aa efficient aa before you were ruptured. The Rhallenberger rupture ahleld haa no lea atrapa. waterproof. aanltary. practically In deatructible and can be worn while bathing Each ahlcld la aklllfully molded and fitted to the parta under heat which give* a perfect fit and gatla faction. adv.