Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 56, Decatur, Adams County, 5 March 1940 — Page 3

SOCIETY

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wood to make I that still nebu- . low* picture for 1 R-K-O. The sneezing fits becams so had that Welle* 1 recently went to • doctor for *1- j letgy teat*. As- 1 ter dozen* of. them, the medi-, co submitted the; folio wing re-1 port:

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„ Th* boy won- . * larrtic tn giant rMwwl 1 c* r *f'"*-i horse dander. 1 ■■» crrUin dyes and < thia 1 Hollywood a great F motion picture film. h 0 * ut<> * tc ‘ , l*nt in which i ‘ aatetey an.! Alan Curt la nar- 1 *'**!*: injury waa more . than the brief reports , rn n ”, M ' G M p,rt > I . rnll *’ •’> a damage.' , rfthm-igh a blinding snow-i ,h, y m 't the ambu-1. JUansoned from Boise Their ,h * * lf * <* R * r " i BrWT! hot only suffered but a deep gash on They were atiald , bk *' 1 'l**th before L 2“ r T h •'‘l The only J » U WW ,or , « n ' l «ge. r ° W,d ,rO,n * Century-Fox Is pracJI Mwng to tie Henry Fonda ’t,'*?* 1 htm ,rom mahlng I The baby old before he h „ get there. •*Hhe’^»^ V * ***" wondw- * u , J , . b ' ,rT ’ ln Nr * deTZ",** not'ywood. Mrs 14 bring n tn to the »^2 P ? ph business la **7 < aw ,£***“*• Uke Bing tbe abn J’T"’ 11 th< ** M tare ma< hl ' i *» In cockt*«trJr. e?*?' 1 ™”- B,n S “ b,twwn >*><-•" *’ ’hat rount <»" »• 1 JO.OOO was tope. flotectlvee ”<** B t> MUI. was *h im™ J**’'* 1 •*"“«*« ** 1 ' fyptie^t n rh * tr Th * n *t*Uiui/^.|' ktt« r from Japan * *'ly on* sentence. "Ar.

lonti a St. Patrb k » Day medley The next mr-eling of the < lulr will lie a joint meeting with the Federation on March II at which time lhe Federation will have ft* Goldeit Jubilee party Mn> George W Jaqua of Wincheater. Mate filiation president, will be the gn--t « peaker. An interesting program in thform of it pageant depicting th<- history of the federation. will tie gif. eti Following the program a i< < eption will be held in the diningroom of the Junior-Senior hltfh »• ho<-| The Spanish American auxiliary will meet at I-eg lon Hom • Thin • day evening at seven thirty o'. 10, k Thia will be the regular monthly l>u«lne*« meeting and every memlier I" Uskr-d to Ire present The meeting of the Dutiful Daughter* < la»« of the Evmreli, al Sunday »< hool which w.i- to have been held at the home of Mr* Arthur linker thia evening ha* lieen postponed until Tuesday March 11 Our laidy of Good Council «li - <u**ion group will meet at the home of Ml** Virginia lbnn* Thursday evening nt eight o < b>< k The I’nion Chapel ladle--' aid o< iety will have an all day meeting at the home of Ml*. George Cramer Thur «day M enilrera are requenled to bring otic covered di«h table •ervice. scissor* and ii*-ril!e* MRS DAN SPRANG IS CLUB HOSTESS Mr*. Dun Sprang wa host, •* io the K«-*ear> h < tub Monday afternoon at her home on North Second street Following the routine opening member* di*en***-d <tn rent event* Mr* IJoyd Cowen* had charge of the le-tter EngHMi b -on The leader for the -afternoon Mrf'harle* Prtixh delivered an • -vrr-l-lent talk on King Georg-- V aid l.loyd George In < losing Mr*. Prngh «ald 1.e.-rd-er«hip doe* not consist only in r -strong man imposing hl* will upon other* In that »en*e It ha- no 'meaning for a British sovereign I Hut in a far profounder wn»e King George V showed hpnself a leader -a true task if leaderahip I* tort to

you aware that the chrysanthe* mums on the chair in your possession have 13 pedala Instead of 11?" De Mill* examine.! the painted flowers on the door of the chair and found thia to be so The studio research department supplied him with some startling informa, tion. The 13-pedal chrysanthemum Is a symbol reserve-! for the i emperor Apparently the chair had been stolen from one of the I-a laces The chair is now on a Japanese boat en route to the Paramount exchange In Toklo . . . along with Instruction, from De Mille that It be surrendered at once to the proper authorities. What De Mille can't figure out to how the Japanese authorities ever found out that the chair was in hla possession. Leslie Charter!., author of "The flaint" senes of mystery atones, ' just heard this in a letter In Johannesburg. ftcuth Africa, a man went into a bank, stuck a gun In a teller's face and announced "I am Simon Temr-iirr. the Saint" He scooped up some money and fled only to be <apI tured by the police Official examination dis- losed that the man real name Ixnard Botha, actually suffers from the delusion that he to the fictional character created by Charter to and played on the screen by George landers. Errol Flynns Rhodesian lion -logs have had seven puppies and I he II get a fancy sum for them liecause the breed to so rare in this country ~ . Otto Kruger ha. been much sicker than Hollywood knew. . . . He’s been In a pneumonia Jacket . . , Arisen Whelan and Paul Draper were a combination at the Brown Derby . . Alexander D'Arcy, her ex-admirer was at La Conga with Marguerite Chapman. Incidentally. Alex gets a part in the new Jimmy DuranteRay Bolger show on Broadway. . . Fred Atone reports the topper In marquee sign" “Os Mice and Men.” "Brother Rat and a Baby" and a Mickey Mouse cartoon Add to new twosomes: Ann llherldan and Bru-r Cabot. Billie Reward and Gordon Jones at Oro's. . . . laune Lane to helping Attorney Bentley Ryan recuperate from his illness . . . Rosalind Russell has left for Palm Bea<h and apparently will be there for som* time, because she and her slstei are taking a house . . And if yoi can bear one more Confucius Hem here to one with which we heartily agree "Confucius son say Papa you talk too much'.”

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY. MARCH 5, I‘MO.

CLUB CALENDAR Society Ooadtina, 11 a. M. Fanny Macy Phone* 1000 — 1001 Tueoaay otterla-in Guild. Mi** Julia Ba water. 7 Jo p m I nion Twp Hoy* f if i |ul> Lu. key Schrarl. 7 30 p tn Eta Tau Sigma sorority Ml** Huth Winne*. 7 30 p tn w M S Zion lleform.-d t'lnin h. 2 3« p in. Tri Kappa Mu«l<ab-. Mary Margaret Klepper, 7 30 p. m Psi lota Xi. Mr* Sim Burk 7 30 P m Kirkland W C T C , Mr*. William Yager. I ji in * athollc latdie of Uoininhla. K of <’ Hall, aftei church service*. Dutiful Daughter* Ulas*. Mr*. Arthur Itakei ~ p | tl |o*lponed one Wet-k Weaneaaay Sab in ladles' Aid Smi. iy Mr* | f'latnb- Foreman. I !o j> m Shake.ja-are < lull. Mi* U.irroll Bu'kholder 2 2u p tn 111-ton.al Club. Mr* Fred Hancher. 2 30 j> rn Thursday I'nion Uhapel laidi. Aid Society. Mr* G.oig.- (Tamer ill dav Oieetlng Our laidy of Good Council Die <us-ioti Group Mi-- Virginia Borns. * p m Plea«anf Dab- laidie*' Aid. Mi Cliarle* Bryan all day Missionary Society, Presbyterian Chui , h ’ 3o j. m Ever Heady <Ta*». Mi* Halve Baker. I3t>, Sooth Third street. ' 7 !" |. m Woman's Mi*slonary S.wi.ty, i Evangi-lical Chur. h. 2 ft m I H laidie*' Aid S.h iety, Mr-. I'lai en< <• Drake 2 |i in Spanish American Yutlliary Legion Hom.-. 7 3n p tn Friday Legion Auxiliary. Legion, home, 17 30 |> in. Monday | Pythian Sf-ter- K of P laalge Dinner at S p in Re..-arch (Tills Mi Clifford Saylor*. 2:30 j> in put greatne.* into humanity but to ill|< It it -in. ■- the greatness |.j already there That trutli is the baits of all religion h l« the only justification for Deniornuy; it i* th.- .hart and lomjia-- lot out niorHal life The (lull will meet next week with Mr* Clifford Saylor* and Mr*. J I! Parrish will lw the l.md.-i o ARRIVALS Allen Wayne i» the name ul the neven and one quarter je-und son l»rn tn Mi and Mr* Chriat ib.hiike of route 3. Saturday evening at 11 2n o . 10-k Thl* i* thfifth < hild and first laty .Mr. and Mra. W E Brown of mute three are the parents of a baby girl, horn list Wednesday -Il I &* a 111 The llal.y has been named Joy..- Aileen * - -- — *> Rar* Meteorite in Muteum Washington. <l’pi The fifth meteorite to Ite reroveied from North Dakota has been added to the collection of the Smithsonian Museum The one half jmiiiiiil iron meteotite was found in lh|9 by i Henry G Meyer of Freda- N D. while hr wa* br-aking the paratbs.al and Is considered one of th--finest examples of ll* kind o , Trade In a Geoa T«w- — Oacatui

As Raeder Pledged Courtesy ibt -F J . jg > ■ —I. I. H. R»liophoto Grand Admiral Erich Raeder In a radio Interview heard in the United flutes. Grand Admiral Erich Raeder of the Orman navy declared that "the German navy will be guiiled by the principle to do Its very beat to show every possible coruu-teratlon to American vessels wherever they may he." Raeder is shown as he mail, hie broadcast in Berlin.

Mt Nan West of Aulniin visited hen- lasi evening Trustee Ben McCullough of St Maty'* township I* one of the Pleasant Mill* fan* who doesn’t try to hide his pleasure over th- victory of the Spartan- He |* proud of th« hoy* and ha« a right to be. Several Republl.-aii state leader* will lie here tomorrow, it in said, to make an effort to straighten out the county chairman tangle. Mr*. Fr.-d Patterson i» improved after a two week* Illness Gruver Cottrell I* aid.- to lie out after a two weeks selge of the flu. but say* In- meds some sunshln--Jullan Parent, who wn* called home from army service at the Panama canal zone iH-cauae of the ! illness of his mother, arrived Sunj'lay E W Busehe and Ward Callan-i were the -peaki'r* ala meeting of sugar licet growers at Monroeville last night, attended by more than 100, urging a larger acreage (his | year. Charlo* Ehinger and Leo Yager vi-lted in Fort Wayne today Th-- condition of II J. Yager, a patient in St Jose|>h hospital Fort Wayne, was reported this morning about the same as for several day* past, quite serious. Mi and Mr* Walter De|l*ch were called to C.-llna. Ithio. Sunday where Mrs Louisa Deitsch. moth.-r of Walter I* seriously ill J iml where also Jesse Berhdolt. brother-in-law o' Mt lu-lt*. h I* in a iritiial condition following an 'operation Sunday at (Mis hospital. M- lb-< hdolt I* a world war velerin and ha* been receiving Heatments at Veteran * hospital in Dayton. until last Friday when he wa* takrii to his hum- In Celina Ilf* condition was rejs.rted *lightly Im proved. o —— Quarantine Sign on Jail Breckenridge. Tex il'Pi The jail here Isn't open for prlsoto-rs. It * quarantine A N--gro prisonei brought from Kaufmann had small . |six and infected three other prisoners. F. D. R. Back Home Ac ■MI n 0 * Caped and hatted against inrlemgnt wgather. President Franklin D. Roosevelt arrives at naval ba«e in Peniaeola, Florid*, fie had just d*marked from cruiser Tasru/ucs*. completing a 1,000 mile vacation- , inspection cruise in southern waters and through the Panama Canal.

— CurcfejtA. ) Wgß j «*» u sm «w~ Dally Democrat—Betty Crocker Home Service Department prepares by CHOCOLATE CREAM PIE AS A QUICKIE DESSERT Every woman ha« her pet "quickie” * convenient dinner she can prepare on th<- spur of the moment when she arrive* home late or wh< n tmannoum-ed gu-.-t* appear at meal time. She may not have it wutlen cut as a menu. But she carries in her mind the meat, vegetable, salad and dessert combination she can manage must quickly from the supplies she always keep* on her shelve*. STANDARD "QITCKIE" DEMSFRTH With such a “quickie” up her sleeve, she - an invite the guest* to stay with a light heart. Os course, this "quickie" depend* t-a large extent on the canned foods sh- has on hand. L.kely as not her standard "quickie" dessert is canned fruit with cookies or a “last minute cake.” However, I do know some women whose pet "quiikie" dessert is a shortcake or fruit roll made, of course from canned fruit. I was startled, however, when one friend blithely told me she serves rhiM-olate cream pie to the gv.ests who frequently arrive unannounced at her country home in time to be a-ked to stay for Sunday dinner Pie sounded out of the question for such hurry-up meal-. But she explained just how she manages it. BAKEH PIE SHELLS ON SATI RDAY Everv Saturday, she bake* two pie shell- while «he’s doing h< r other baking Ard bs-cau-e she'* found that a rich, luscious dark chocolate pie smothered in whipped cream always make* a big "hit" with her gue-t* she makes enough chocolate filling for two jo< • and se’» it away in her refrigerator. Then on Sunday it doesn't take any time at al! to pile the chocr.iat* Filing into -me or two of the pa-try shells, depending on tin • umber of guests and spread the whipped cream over the top with a lavish hand. This is the recipe she uses for her Chocolate Cruarn Filling? < H(M Os ATE ( REAM ITE 1 cooled baked H-inch pie shell | 2 egg yolk* 1*« cups ugar 2 srj. unsweetened chocolate (2 •* ’-Ji. salt oz i, <ut-up 4 tb«p. rornstarrh Slightly sweetened whipped 2 cups milk mam or meringue Mix sugar, salt and cornstarch together in t»»p of double boiler Blend in the milk and cut-up chocolate. Cook over direct heat («tirrmg constantly! until mixture thicken* and boil*. Then set over boiling water and cook .’> minute*. Remove from over boiling water. B-at egg yolk* ‘lightly and beat into them a little of the hot thickened mixture. Then blend thi* egg yolk mixture into mixture in double boiler. Place again over boding water and cook 5 minutes mote I Stirling to keeji mixture smooth). Cool. Pour cooled chocolate tilling into the cooled baked pie shell. !--t stand a few minute* to “set." Finish with a topping of slightly sweetened whipped cream (flavored with a little vanilla, if desired) - -or, if whipped cream is not available, with a meringue. Shaved nuts or grated orange rind may be sprinkled over the top. FOR THREE OR FOI R SERVINGS For 3 to 4 ervings, make only ’* the Chocolate Filling recipe. »n<j serve it in tart shells or sherbet glasses. ‘ 4 t ‘»* Dp Mrftf <’F<»i*» fnr ——— - — , - If you have any specific cooking problem*, send a letter requesting information to Betty Crocker m care of this newspaper You will receive a prompt, personal reply. Please enclose 3 cent stamp to cover postage

Damage Suit. Started In *25. Is Continued M.irtlimvill Ind March UP) Anna Lee Spent <l* *ulr agalmo the tity of lii<li.iu.i|Mili« t-i J", —hi damaxe* for injuries »uffer:*d alien ■he Kieiqieil into an unguarded hole; adloitllng a sidewalk w.t* in aln-y ant* again today for the "nth" time The care wa* ren* her- on al change of venue and called for trial y-«t-rday A motion >n a technical qire«!ion eatt.-d it to intaken off rhe dew ket until a later date. The date of rhe ai-< id -nt «otnetlm- in 1525 o Muskrat Gnaws Unwisely Adrian. Mir h il'Pi Twice the headllxht* on John Bate*' cat wen’ out and twice he went to a garage to have defer live wiring lejdacrd Th-- third timr- he uqaperted tha' Mime *traiix-' agency wa* at work 1 so he placed a trap uinb-r the h<Mid and <aught the mu*kiut whiih Itud , In-ell gnawing th- wire*

FOR HOME DECORATORS ■ 1• *! < 11117 AMmCLH ) C ) <HSTiJii jicnry Comfiletf with Pattern Token .00 The quaint loveliness of Early American Old Spice Toiletries can now be made a part ol your home decoration! For thi» ingeniously designed Pastime Packet withits pin-striped lining contain* an authentic needlework transler-pattem ol the Early American Old Spice package motifs, that you can embroider onto household linens, towels, and curtains. The toiletries in the packet arc —\ oz. Toilet Water, Toilet Soap, Wardrobe Sechet, (iuest Talcum —all fragrant with Old Spice. Toiletrin bffn'tmni. B. J. SMITH DRUG CO

Solon* Say Politics Behind AFL Uharßes Washington. March "> il’l'i It-jir-x-niativ,-* of Chicano California and I'hilad-lpliia building trad- r-ounell* charged today that anti-truHt indictment* of AFL union member* were Inspired by JIO ilitical motive*" and designed to promote th,- rival ('HI'S tiriir.-ri con*trti< tion organizing committee <Y Humor Anger* Bandits Bo*ton il'Pi A sense of humor brought Theodore Ytuyrir 53 a punch in th- far,- i'w>> bandit* <-xpr«---*ed dl*gu*t when he gave them a halfdollar and an empty wallet in response to their command to hand over your money ' Maynz chui kb-d They swung II- ; wa* treat-d for an <-yr-, i»r Lowest Bid Unsigned Vermilion. O. il’l’i Some 1 contra, tor. anxious to g-t a < on- . trad on a •< hool addition lier- tig 1 tired carefully, submitted the low I bid and then forgot to sign hl* i nam-' or otherwise ident'fy him I self.

Mark Date Os I arm Projcram Anniversary Kokomo. Ind Muu-h 5 Vaiiou* grnilp* of faniii-r* in mon- ihim half j ol liuliiiiiu’s •ountii- liavi iiiiunz <*d dinner program* for Friday night. Mau h k. Io iummi-mortilr- tin-Hevi-nih anniversary of th- founding of th«- Nationul Farm Program. President Franklin D Hoo*i-ve|t and Ser retary <>l Agrir ultur<- Hen ry A Wallin,- will urldre*- th--*.-and similar uritiivi-r-ai y <linn,-i meeting* llil'orighoul lire .-igrir liltnr I al state* of th-- nation ov- rialion-! wide radio lu-kuji The time of Hibroadiast i* '• j, m rentral land ard rim- The l*road<-n*i to la*i 20 minutes, will lie carried by Hire,national iudi*> luiwuik tin- i'ol umidii Bimidraxtinr sy*i<-m. ih<I Brotadr tinting System .ml

""" i : W HOTEL ffc T ANTLERS g Rssdid ihtpi* plssMM, vsMilsHd rooaii* Wondeilvl food, j sod coidul yet unobtrvuv* rervic** Facilitiet for comfor' «nd corwrmtiK* so* found ei the ord in try hotel' Their end other I splendid feature! mole itoppin, st the Antleri like tteyiny st your own dub The Meridian Room it Indianapoln tmarteit, yaved cocktail lounfa. INDIANAPOLIS - AT ST CLAIR - All ; r • M'CUkkg / • • j n 1 • • CHkfSNX- __ z.z out of f tu| st ! ° HO ' !Ti *' c>lD r- ALIIRT PICK ..n s * 1 KPSgy WAV MIMOSIAL \ Hout-/ a .->» V a »« / , < ( Job ) ♦ \\ 200 ROOMS // Tn Fiji 1 ft® Zwick f unerals are conducted with a reverence that fits the occasion . . . a beautiful tribute to the loved ones and in keeps 1 a ing with the family purse. ZWICK FUNERM. HOME . 4 ■ “ *=• / W‘rl ZWICK • ROBERT j ZWICK ' ROBERT 8 fRtEBY |l rjj \ ? - A 9mer3unerulStroke. r**' I L i O, fQ ut Jj)wer'Aunenil f Arkes \ - PHONES-61-800 * --- ‘ - - - - IffSSJHEWBJI v ’* ‘ " r ’ l ' n * lr w wWs *. w gHEHSQUSfI •r Speed* Ahead . . . 31 11. I*. Bell 27 11. P. Draw Bar. 9 REASONS WEB MH IVITU siiori.p own in VIuaVILIW MORE I‘OWER STREAM LINE LESS FUEL MORE COMFORT PF.RFORMANE L *;Ti ROV ECONOMICAL ih 10 adihi f TOOL MOUNTING I>F.PENPIRLF. Craigville Garage Crainville. Ind. I*none (ill

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Hu- red network of the National Broaden- ting Company o - Dog House Case in Dog House R«-no Nev il Bl Th- Dec Hou*- Caf- jHijiulur reinl-zvout tor illvon - «eek-r», I* really in lli-> • log house thi* lime ll* the re-lilt of nit- by vartou* American com jM-o-rs mid music jmbli-10-r* for rhe alleged illegal line of -ong* in the <afe title of Hie hoiiX* 11l Volt-d ill the null I* ’ ’I here * a Gold Mill--ill Hie Sky o Australia Reduces Frontier tatilw-iia Yirtralii ill') Th<-lFe<l--tul government ha* decided to imjilem, hi Hi- North Territory wlo-re 1.1 I trait of land Mill remam uiiiiihaliii-rl Grttximt Kraut* Will be I li>->| for huge area* elil' lirai ,-d in .-.-iHHit 2<at.t» , Hi Hqimr-* mil-*- of territory that will thti* I- i.jii ne«| tn i|i< imlilii