Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 220, Decatur, Adams County, 16 September 1939 — Page 3

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CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, n a. M. Fanny Macy •Renos 1000- IXI Saturday Cafeteria Supper, Zion Rrformed CnHrch. j to 7 p. m. Evanxellca) Mlm lon Band, Church, 3 p. m. Monday Wlnßara Clare, Holtert Guru rd Home. 7 lo n m. I’nlted Chris) lan Missionary Society. Mrs. Earl Hoffett. Tuesday Loyal Ihnighters Class. Mra. Ed. Warren. 7:30 p. nt. Adams County Nurses’ Autocla Hun Picnic. Sun Set Park. S p m. Tri Kappa Sociai Meotlag, Elka i.'imr, S p m. c. L of C. Pot Luck S ipper, K of C Hall. C:M p. m. Women of th# Moose Committee Meet Inp. Mra. Br'rc Roop. 7:10 * p. m. Wednesday Historical Club Opening larnche- n. Mrs. John Schur 11:10 p. m. Business and Professional Woii >n’a Club. Mrs. C. L. August. <:3O I p m. I Decatur Home Economice Club J Lnneheon. .Mra. Charles Fletchi er. 1:30 p m Thursday Prsbyterlan Ladles* Aid Society. Mra. Fred Smith. 1:30 p. m. Young Matron's Club. Mrs. Albert , Miller. 5:30 p m. Literature Department. Library. ' 4:15 o'clocfl. T. Eugene Bailey, chairman roadside improvement. "Home Safety" — Miss May I Hobbs, c hairman home safety. o MISS MARY HARRIS ““ AND DAVID BAKER WED Mias Mary Veronica Harris, daughter of Mrs. M. F. Harris of 4XI Madison street, became the j bride of IM vid Charles B-ker, son | ot Mr. and Mrs. John Baker of .142 Mercer avenue, at all o'clock this morainic in the St. Mary's Catholic lurch. The Rev Joseph Seimeta received the ataalc ring vows. Attendants were Miss Flothilda .Harris, sister of the bride, and 'I Julius Baker, brother of the groom.

mg to direct M-G-M s picture, "Remember." He passed the incident off as some mistake of identity, but now he has received a copy of a Paris newspaper containing a long Interview with "Norman Z. McLeod, famous Hollywood director." Anyway. Norman figures, the imposter must be in plenty of hot water right now. What is the all-time record for [the longest trip ever made in a [taxi? When cloudbursts washed [out the railway tracks the other [day near Yuma, Eddie Cantor took [a taxi all the way to San Diego. Comedian was returning from Dallas. Tex., where he made a personal appearance with Lent Lynte f ■■ ; i. a Saw “The Rains Came." The earthquake and flood sequences are some of the greatest disaster acenes ever filmed. Picture carries a strong punch, especially the episodes that follow this upheaval of nature. Salute to Mana Ou■penakaya for another great performance as the old Maharanee. Thr others are all good. Brenda Joyce ia an Interesting new personality. The only reason Tyrone Power didn't go back to Europe with Annabella was that the studio forbade iL His picture, "Daytime

Wife," ia due to I go into Immediate production. One report had David Niven already on his way to England. Actually, he has been in Catalina And dc n *t be surprised if he makes "Raffles," after aU. Seems as he won't be called to duty as aoon

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U expected .. . Clark Gable'* and Carole Lombard i hunting trip set a record. They weren't stopped by a single autographer. . .Gloria Stuart and Arthur Sheekman were crowded out of their reservations on the President Garfield but sail from Marseilles In a few days. .., Sad news about Ona Brown's mother, Mrs. Emma Wilson. She is dying in a Catalina hospital. . . . Have the Bob Hopes given up the Idea of adopting a baby? They didn't stop at the Cradle, as they had planned. . . . However, the nursery is still Included in the plans for their new house. , . . Understand Elaine Barrie is still getting *SOO a week royalties from "My Dear Children." If it's true, | Barrymore must be burning.

DE( ATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1939

The bride wore a teal blue cot-l turns suit with mink trim and brow.i ac-easoriea she wore a shoulder rwar-1 •n«e Her attendant thus • a mulberry costume suit with suuirrel' 'ilmmlugx. | A dinner was se-vad at main to' the wedding party, the Immediate' 'sanllls*. Rev Helmet, anti Rev *| *iu Jasinski Mm. Virgil Van Metre [ Muncie was an out of town aueat After a short wedding trip' • nrough the south. Mr and Mrs. Baker Will be al home at 314 Walnut street North Vernon. Mr linker la associated with Bevington Jnd wn . •lams as a mm-han tal engineer on ••onstruction work st th- Muscats- • tuck colony al Bnthrvllle. Mm Baker is a member »e the t 1 P. C. club and has been employed as " bookkeeper al the Burk Elevatori company for aeveral year,. * GAY-VOGLEWEDE WEDDING OCCURS Mias Helen Gay. daughter of Mr. «nd Mrs. Harvey Gay of Route's.! •nd Joseph Vogehvdile. sou of Mr i 1 H *‘ rn “ r *» VogeHede of 401 Xnrth Third street, were united in bi-srriage Monday. September 11. , R *’' Alv,n Jl, * | i»*kl received th. single ring vow. In the rector* «H the st. Mary's Catholic church at aeven-thirty o'clock The attendant, were Miss Jane Green an I Charles LauNMrd. The bride those a ■tree' length . dress of medium blue with black ) a. esmnirs aiwl het allemlaul. medium green with green acveasori-s. , Both wore attractive corsages After a trip through northern India tu and Michigan. Mr. and Mra Vogelwede are at home at 401 North Third street- Mrs. Vogelwede has '•••e.t employed at the Green Kettle I for the past four years am' Mr. Vogclwede Is employed at the Fogle service station. Tre Business and Professional Women's Club will hold Its opening meeting Wednesday evening at alxhirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. < L. August. 33, North 10m street A pot luck dinner will be serve.! and each member Is requested to bi Ing her own table service. t ( The Women of the Moose will

Charge! And Nazi Soldiers Go Oser the Top ‘ i 7 i i i ‘ — x , ,• * ll*’ I 'si mkmmbV i \a ‘ MM ,M> r tOOK' rMMI wWMwrJI —I nt rr national Illustrated News RadiophotoGermane over the top? The firm actual charge I Inga Poliah machine gun neat in Waraaw Note acene from Europe. Theae Nazi aoldlera are storm* | street cars uaed a* protection from return fire Squalus Home After 113 Days at Bottom of Sea I wiry -<ut JLm SSySEfa Here la the triumphant rllmnx of a heart-hreaklng task that had kept salvage expert* of the I'ullrd State* Navy busy »lm e May 23. The submarine Squalus la berthed at the Portsmouth. N H . Navy Yard after Itelng towed from the Isle of Shoals, where she went to the bottom during a test dive, carrying 2»l to their death Thirty-three others were saved. This la a phonephoto.

Lead Salvation Army Campaign hr w • .a * ffifeAiJL r TMMr'Wlfl * iE SA The ulmve photograph was taken Wednesday evening at the K. of ■ I’ home, at the "kick-off** dinner launching the Salvation Army's cam palan for funds in Decatur and Adams county Bevauae of the egtreme heat, the campaign han been e,tended until Tuesday

J have a committee meeting at the . home of Mrs. Brice Roop Tuesdav ; evening at seven-thirty o'clock. i ■■ BETTER HOMES I CLUB MEETING The Better Husnea club of Mort roe met at the mhool Thursday i e ,-nlng. Members were dressed as i school girls and carried lunches ' After a brief school session, a regu- , lar business meeting of the club 1 was held. . It was voted to have each mem- 1 tier bring a quarter to the neat meeting for tlje yearly mub duet - An interesting lesson on "How to . i-range flowers" was giver by Mrs i Lucy HMi-gger and “How to make ■ folding screens'* by Mrs. Psu* Gould , I lost eases for the meeting includ- . <d Mrs. Floyd, Mrs. Heima-tn. Mra. « Hanoi, and Miss Fronl Maa<dln. ■ The Decatur home err nomlcs I club will meet at the home of Mrs. t Charles Fletcher Wednesday after • noon at one-thirty o'clock. Every member Is requested to bring an old 'ashloned school Irnch and come I dressed as a school girl. > Members of the young matron's club will enjoy a hamburget fry at IT the home of Mrs. Albert Millet

Tuesday afternoon al five-thirty o clock This la the annual club < petting after the rummer recess The Literature Department of the , Woman's Club will meet at the Lib- ■| mry Thursday afternoon at four- ' 'lfteen o'clock. All memben are ask- > I -d to be present. 'T PKIBLE NEWS Mrs Ed Arnold and Mra. Chester . Mclntosh of Decatur spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mra. Richard >i Irnold and daughter. I Mrs. Charles Sullivan and daugb‘lter Glarvanla spent several days at Geneva, visiting Mr snd Mra. John T«eters and daughters and Mrs. ■ I Henry Decker. Mias Dorothy Hoffman is spending several days at the lakes visiti { lng friends. Mr and Mrs. Veral Heller visited with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Heller. , I Friday evening. I; Irene, Lorine and Erma Kirchner • stent Saturday evening at Hunting- | ton. visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. < Ivohr and daughter Mabie. t Mr. and Mrs F. Coppess of Monll roe spent Friday evening with Mra. I Foley, and son O. Dell.

Mr. and Mrs E W 'z.nkenau and Mr and Mrs A A. Ashbaucher left today on a motor trip to tßffl MM They will visit in Rtranton and Mint a: to non hf.sii»kwtu la the »deei« < Ir-nlt < uurl la Varailea. l».ni No. ISSSS I STATE i»F INDIANA AIiAMH CUt'NTV, MR Wll la rd Mluddun el al vs. Joseph > French, et al I Comae n»w the plaintiffs by John IIL. DeVoaa, their attorney, end file II their i nmnlalnt herein, together win. the afrt-tavli Hint the re»ulen-e. I upon •llllaeht inquiry is unknown of I the follow Ing tin med defendants, tvI Wit. Joseph Fren> tl, Joseph Mheldon. H-intinh Hheldon. Ellhu Mheldon, Joe-I I eph Fren-h. Jr . Holly Hhalton, JaI roi> Fren-h. George French, Fhllena I Dunbar, Smith French, Angelins Ho'brook. <ll«». French, Gap. French. I‘hllene Dunbar. Pllene French. Anglins llolhroi k. Hally Hheldun. Chios French. Willard Rheldon, William Nheldon, t-orenso Dnnbnr. Claretula, Dunbar. Noah C. Heller, Iznuaa Mar-: tin. Joeeph .Martin. George Heller, Ellas A. Heller, perry Melvin Hhe|. don. Eide Alonso Rheldon. RUvealer Ituben Rheldon. Artemus Euthern > Hheldon. IJIIy Emat-rjena Rheldon, Ellhu Rheldon. Joffn M Baumgartner. Edward It Baumgartner, Edwerd IL Baumgartner. David Baumgartner. Daniel Baumgartner Noah ' Baumgartner. Rntttis Hauiugarlner.l . Mary M Baumgartner. Ida BaumRartner. L L Baumgartner, Levi aumgartner. Lilia M Baumgartner, . John Mewhberger. Caroline Meehberaer. John Baumgartner. John M Baumgartner. Frls-ella Dunbar, Edwerd H. Baumgartner. Guardian o* <*harles Baumgartner. Minor Heir of . John M Baumgartner, deceaaed. Edward Baumgartner, Guardian. Hosanna Baumgartner, Hosannah Baumgartner. Charter Baumgartner. Mar> Baumgartner. Jefferson Dun-< ' bar Clarinda Dunbar. Elisa Heller. , Sylvester lluben Rheldon, Artemus; Eat tern Hheldon. Frls- Illa Dunbar, I Prs< Illa Dutil>ar. L. C. Justus. Trustee. Wilson Dunbar, John T. Hnoemaker. J. T. Shoemaker, E K. Dun* I ■ bar. Cara Meyer. Clara Meyer. Clara Mhoemaker. Emma Ml-hael. Lucy A. ■ Dunbar, Rob'l Myer. Robert Meyer. 1 Mkhael. Myrtle Dunbar. W. W . Bogers, Becelver of Bluffton, tie- • neva and Celina Traction Company. Thomas Flynn. Thos. Flynn, T F Fljnn. Emmanuel K. Dunbar. Edith! Dunbar, Cora Meyer. Clara. B. Folta, ■ Myrtle A. Dunbar, Hylvester IL Sheldon and Elda Hheldon. The unknown husbands and wives, respectively, of I each of the above and designated persona, the names of all of whom ' are unknown to the plaintiffs. The unknown widowers and widows of -act- of the above named and deslg- * nated deceased persons, the names' , of all of whom are unknown to the ’ plaintiffs. The unknown children.; . des- endants, and heirs surviving; -poise, creditors and administrators <>r the estate, devisees, legatees, tru*1 tees and executors of the last will and testament, succeaaora In merest ■ and assigns, respectively, of wk of the above named and designated persons. the names of all of whom are mknown to the plaintiffs. Tl at said action is for the purpose at quieting title to real estate in the Htate of Indiana; that a cause of action exists against all of said defendants. that all of said defendants are neieaaary parties to said action and tha* they are believed to be nonresidents of the Rtate of Indiana The following described real estate In Adams County, in the Rtata of Indiana. Is described In said complaint as follows: The northeast quarter lUI of the northwest quarter lUi of Section I. In Township 3f. north. Range 11 east, containing IS. 14 sens more or lean In Adam* County. Indiana. AtX> A strip of land « feet wide parallel with and adjacent to the northeast line of the Fort Recovery and Huntington gravel road across the following described land: The northeast quarter (Ui ot the northwest quarter <U> oraecllon 3. Township 31 north. Itange IS east; said 44 foot strip of land extenda from the north line to the aouth line of said land and contalna I.;o acres. In Adams County. Indiana. that there exists a defect, and an apparent defect In. and a cloud upon the title to said real estate on account of defective and Inaccurate de«c rlptlons of said real estate appearing In some matters of retard affecting the title to said real estate, I and that II does not appear of record that certain grantors, who are mimed as defendants herein vsrt unmarried at the time of executing certain deeds pertaining to said real estate, and that certain of the defendants who were mortgagees and had a 11-a and encumbrance affec ting said real estate have not properly and duly released said lien t»> disc losed by the public records of Adams County. Indiana, where said real estate la situated, hr reason whereof some doubt may be alleged and arises as to the complete validity of the title claimed and asserted by said plaintiffs, the said plaintiffs who have Instituted and prosecuted this proi-eedlng do not have the knowledge as to whether tha person or persons who by any possibility might claim some right, title or Interest In the teal estate mentioned and described In thia proceeding are living or dead, and the plaintiffs do not have knowledge as to the full names of such parson.* who bv any possibility might claim some right, title or Interest in the real estate mentioned and described In the pro-reding whether as hueliah'l and wife .widow or widower heir or devisee, bv reason of their relations to some of the former owners mortgagees, and encumbrancers thereof, as disclosed bv the public records Os salt! Adams County. Indiana who are made party defendant* herein Raid plalntlfla do not know Whether such parties who are made defendants herein are living or dead, and said plaintiff* have made defendants tn this proceeding any and oV*". 1 ” W * l ° might have some Possible Interest In said real estate and whose name or names appear of record in anv records affec ting ndld ten' estate, and said plaintiffs have also made defendants In -hl* proceeding the husbands or wives, widowers nr widows, heirs, devisees of anv and alt such persona appearing of record aa a formeowner or encumbraneer under the dealgnMl'in and description of the unknown husband and wives, widowers and widow* .or the unknown heirs or devisees of all such persons shown by the public records of sold Adams Countv, Indiana. In which such real estate la situated, at anytime in the rant who have had any Interest In raid real estate bv reason, whereof dmibt as to the validity of the title to said res' e*tate mac artae Anl In this nroeeeillng for the persona hereinbefore mentioned, aald plaintiffs tn their complaint herein assert title t" the said rent estate against anv and ssll persons whomsoever, and that the purnoae of sold plalntlffe In thia proceeding la to quiet the title to said real estate as against tha world and that suM plaintiffs have named as defendants herein all persona within their knowledge through whom any hostile claim to said real estate mav be asserted. Notice Is hereby given that unless the defendants be and appear on the »lat dav of the Heptemb-r Term, IMP of the Adams Circuit Court, being the let day of November. IMP at the Court House In the City of Decatur. In said county and state, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined In their absence. In Witness whereof. I have hereunto sot my hand and affix the seal es said Court In the Office of the Clerk thereof. In the City of Decathis 14th day of August. G. Remy Rleriy Clerk of the Arlam* Circuit Court 1 John 1.. neVeaa. Altoraey Sept, |-(.14|

CtaduA. > _ „ _ prepared by Dally Democret-Betty Crocker Homo tor vice Department FEATURING EGG PLANT Os couree, the king of aetumn vegetablee la the egg plant In tte ty«e a* shining purple. But it alwaye eoema a ahatne to mo that thia noble monarch of the vegetable kingdom ia forced to appear on our table shorn of all its regal purple dignity. Fortunately, however 'b'™*'* do not make the monarch, or the lady, or the gentleman. And the delicate doliclousnres of the egg plant does not depend at all upon its beautiful outer covering. Shed of all thia splendor- tt's still a food worthy of the place of honor on the menu—the piece do reeietane*— I of some of our autumn lunches and suppers. So wte are two menus built around two uncommonly delightful Vgg plant dishes: Lunch or Supper Menu ' Scsllobsd Ejrjt Plant Hot Muffins €ottags Cheese Jelly Pickled Beete Crisp Garden Salad Pecan Pie or Bowl of Fresh Fruit Cheese Crackers > off re or Tea Sunday Supper Menu Egg Plant Cheese Sandwiches _ Crisp Rolls _ ~ _ Pickles Celery Radishes Carrot Strips Bowl of Freeh Fruit (Grapes, Melons, Peaches, Apples, Pears. Bananas* Cake or Cookies Coffee or Tea Scalloped Egg Pleat } l ,r E* •EE plant 2 tbsp, all-purpose flour 1 small onion 4 tbsp, milk o large fresh mushrooms H tap. salt , „ ? r . _ Pepper and paprika 1 No. I can mushrooms 2 tbsp, fine cracker crumbs 2 tbsp, butter Slice egg plant in two lengthwise. Cook the two halves in boiling !*' « w * t,r J u * t ÜBt il tender, about 16 minutes. Scoop out pulp and dice finely. Brown the diced onion and mushrooms, cut up small, in I t,r ' *" *' oor i t b ,n ro 'U c . and add seasonings. Mix with egg plant Fill the egg plant shells and cover with buttered crumbs. Place in casserole and bake 20 minutes in a moderately hot oven, 400* F, Amount: 8 servings. Note: Thio may be baked in a shallow baking dish in place of the egg plant shells. Place scalloped mixture directly in dish, cover with buttered crumbs and bake as directed. Egg Plaat Cheese Ssndwichea I medium-sixed egg plant I 2 eggs H lb. yellow American cheese 2 to 3 cups eraeker erumbs II "sandwiches" by placing a thin slice of eheese between two •"r** *EE plant (each slice 4* inch thick). Sprinkle cheese with salt and pepper. Dip "sandwiches” into beaten eggs and then in cracker erumbs. Fry in butter or bacon drippings until golden brown on tach side. Amount: 10 "sandwiches". Question: 1 baked a cake with some cake flour I’d had on my shelf for over a year. It looked alright. But the cake seemed to fall to pieces and it stuck to the pan when I tried to get it otrt. Do you think that couM have been on account of the old flour? 1 have a new electric range—and I baked the a the temperature called for in the recipe. Answer: The oldness of the flour could not have been responsible for your trouble. But there are a number of other possible causes—such as improper preparation of the pan—it should be greased with a mild-flavored unsalted shortening and then dusted with flour. The cake should not be allowed to stand in the pan too long after coming from the oven. Check your oven to see that your regulator is registering correctly. Too much shortening or sugar eould also be the cause of your trouble. " —cwww »» le Bhis Oxa*. Im- t yee heve eny eoecifle cooking probleme. tend e letter requeetlnq Information to Betty Crocker in core es thio nowspoper. You will receive e prompt, persons' reply. Pieces enclose 3 cent stomp to cover postage.

Philadelphia and in Waab-ngton. | Rev. Paul Brandyberry and Rev. J. W Montgomery super'ntnedent -<f the Nasarene churches In this district, returned last evening frusn a two weeks' tour Rev. Brand*'berry ia a member of the singing preachers quartet fr<wn WOWl)' ■kMo station, <

Notice! Beet Haulers ARE YOl’R TRUCKS READY? STOP HERE FOR INSPECTION AND LOW PRICES. Century Tires — Batteries — Brakes Motor Service Work SUPER SHELL ILIN E * Sce ,hete ’'tc’mlincd. extra ■ V V 1 Alt > u ,C 4 enturv (uxhion \ H-tlhronv arc specially built for jhM\aSs %. \ “>d»y'» high speed, and small 11 JW diameter wheels. XX c recom- ■ ■ im mend th etc tirci to vou be a « <. . Ikll mi> >t satisfactory tires our 'Will 1 I ait , " n ' cr ' C'er used XOU get cx.ra """ I' 1 * 4 ' l ,,n g«r mil. ig<- tr..rn these Cushion Balloons — without paying a penny extra! Drive in and see them today. Al. 0. Schmitt Motor Sales Ist at Jefferson SL

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| Mr. and Mr*. J. Dwight Peteraon of Indlanapolt* visited with friend* in Decatur last evening. They wer* overnight guest* nt Mr*. Hernr-n Ehinger of West Madison street. Mr*. Ellea Hammond is scrionaly ill at the home us her Fred. east of the city