Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 61, Decatur, Adams County, 11 March 1940 — Page 3

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’’" '. .~( H ■ Evange-. l^rMhw* l »'» *' ' h “ *7u, 4 Martin Zimmerman I"’ . lt .--ven thirty W asked to I 4 -.il m" ' [ft,nt. M-.th.T-' ' th. .MHh-MlH' . bur. h •" '•*’■ Lw-k 'll m.-mbers are Ljitrnd «>( th* Kum Jotn-I’s ’j Eratifli'al Sunday /.huh h ’''*' LLar M’" h ! ' ; a " M" Ejsn’il Afondfty r< "•" i .f. ier . Will !«■ elected L ~t (. ninK when Hi.- ttider *l\ u , im.-'- »' '•» PL al w v<-n-ihiny <»’. fork to Ih- pre-diwii-i"’. c-wp wt ” L ilk hum-' '* r * Oalph ffdfir-Uy .veiling 1,1 ■••ten--1,-10-k Mi- Veronka Wotr r hr th*- trader. I M t of th' fir.t 1 tilted I L,ih»-ih .ill ,n <-et ’**e j . M.» It K Mamma W--d- . ftr-nnon a - 'wnthlrty o’[itrnttintt :• ,al| r.l to the Ln time from «" to twol»ri»k l«'J-l*' "• t**.' <OttDes Your Nose Clog, Spoil Sleep end make you more? ■tmt cooo nrwt... If your tots up” at night and make* (diffirjlt. put a few drop* of h-tr>ooi up rack ruwtril. tut W COOO Is-.-aU*.- Virk. **d a tlprm-iy -bsigned f<r e . I Upper throat, ahere It toapvti-n often hinder. ■(. Tot ran actually feel it Mi Hoc-t-z ..i!. west -enjoy the comfort la-tru-hul bring*.

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the' Ullian Runre 11" premiere for the town of Clinton, and member* of hl* «taff frankly admit that the »tunt would be * vote getter In the (all election*. Clinton wa a th* birth place '•f Lillian Rus-

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k. roll, real name Ironard. Her father Maa of the Clinton Herald t-mdrof husinese men of ’" Ua> hate written Darryl ■ ukir < f " r th* premiere. •JjWd hear Miwha Auer f«t mort emhairaaaing ex--111 Hollywood boulevard, be i * er * welking ■th deep In conversation □fl"■ re" <nllM the man B"t»" Waiting until >* lr »♦** right even i * hi * h * M ® ver - *ta*nNe fare and gave . 1 *»t *scon<l hi* blood froze |n> P”’* ll * ** t * perfect h ’» on the Acad"»»d» banquet, gome of "* h* ,! * tendency to much into the deadly M «t earlier yean. Digit,, ** ! *' “ »howmanahlp 2L J He la ' c : • • ,unn * but u, 5 M ‘ 4 'M made him IJ I” Bette Davis • ll ‘b* P«“'ble I b" Mn< “* ”** ‘ Vmdid’^' U ' rnun *' hj," 1 11' 1 loser. ghee a " ,h »’ girl. HhaTLT ? lr "to«. that •GW t w ii. n ' •“ th * Mbs J, The OrwT^ 1 for himself with fc Md Wen 'i ’ They Wtr * » la, nT 11 "nrrre Darryl hu-X * quality. The kt ,h * technical !*» t?. * e bor ' al lh * l3 *'unb?n Zaniich gave b th,i ,h »y *> btwutll f rtnk Fr **man. »• fZ,.," 1 dr «*l. made on- * 'ommenta of the

age prayer m<-ethig» at one-thirty. AMlatlng Mr. Mamma a. host- seis will be Mrs Homer Rittner and Mr. Ve» Baker Election of offlj -era will he held at this time and a pood attendance I. deslr.-d The woman', home missionary society of the Methodist -hitr-h will meet iii the social room of the church Thursday afternoon nt two thirty o'clock Mrs J It Parrish will lie the le.Mrn leader Hosti-ss-for in. aft.-moon will he the Me.dame. C l> Iz-wio-i E X Wl-k«. R l> Myer., John Xlhlhk, and Samantha Nlchob. The Business and Professional women'* < liil> w ill irteet at the Iti- • Hotel Wednesday evening for a -Ix-thlrly o’clock dinner meeting The meeting .late ha. lieen moved up one week because of 11-dy Week The ladle.' aid society of the First Christian church will meet at the home of Mjs Harmon Kraft Thursday afternoon at two o'clock o Frank Fl.her ha. been confined to hl. horn.- at lid South Xlnth •tree! for two week, with a severe rase of Influenza 18. -and It lon was reported a. being about the .ante today Among the hasksthall fan. who mw the tournament game- .it Au burn Saturday were Rev c \| - I‘rugh. Rev It W Giuliani I. \ Graham Wilson Beery Steve Ever I hart. Ih and Mr. It E Ihiniel I Dare Rice. Bob Heller. Miss Mary i.'owan and Mi and Mrs ciaren-e ' Stapleton Mr and Mr. Earl Walmsley of Saginaw Michigan stopi»-<l in It < atur for a weekend vl.lt w ith the latter’, mother. Mr. Catherine Schneider and family, before <on [tinuing to Florida where they will enjoy a month', vl.lt Charles (leister of Uill«hire w.i a Saturday afternoon visitor heio Carol Jane Elzey young daughter of Mr and Mis Walter Elzey I. confined to her home with the

■evening. H<* tol l Reizmck "David, (when 1 think of that acene where -1 all those wounded southern soldier* i: were lying in the railroad yard. I I've only got to say that If we ha<i ; i had that many men in the Confed- • | erate army, we would have licked ■ | the Yankee*." I I - I Director Mervyn MRoy didn't > get an Ok ar but he did get a ■ aouvenlr that he ll treasure. After i Judy Carland received th* special ’ award for her performance in “The i Wizard of Oz." she scribbled a ■ I note on a napkin and sent It to Mervyn. i "I owe you everything Mr. De- ■ Roy," *h* wrote. Everybody la .asking if I am 1 going to take a unit of Hollywood player* on a personal appearance '. tour like the other columnist*. No, I I'm not Ive seen myself in a i couple of movie trailer* and I know my place Bob Hbpe was talking about the I i current fad of newspapermen . turning actor*. II “Pretty soon," he said, “they > won’t give you a job a* a columnist 1 until they see how you look in I. front of a chorus." i | The Pat O’Brien and Andy De1 i vine diets both crs< ked up the same evening and James Cagney was responsible A friend hack ( east airmailed Jimmy two dozen Maine lobster* and right dozen little neck clam*. He promptly , threw a dinner for hi, pals. Pat ' ate six lobster*. Andy hve and , one-half. i Freddie Bartholomew has adi vanced so far In hl* studies that Jhe would be ready to graduate from high school in Jun*. He had , planned to begin pr’-law college i courses In the fall. But the hoard of education says no Freddie . won't be IS until March 2* and , the board say* that m too young Incidentally. Freddie's life these i day* la steeped in the atmosphere of learning He ha* to work with hie tutor on the set and the picture he's making I* "Torn Brown * School Day* " If Mickey Rooney I* willing, th* Valley Community theater want* him to direct it* next play and will give him full credit. . . . The brother of Fay Holden (mother in the Hardy serie*) la now with the British troop* at the front. . . . Jock Whitney passed up the big handicap het* and flew to Hialeah for the Widener cup race. Bill Gargan waa invited to go ' along but. through a mlxup on I telephone call, he misled the plane by two minute* . . , Director Arthur Lu'iin just aold a hotel in Ran D'ego H« own* three mor*.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1910

CLUB CALENDAR •oelety D.adtlna, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Rhone. 1000 — looi Monday Woman’s Club Jubilee party, Junior Senior Auditorium. U; p m Supper. liis|m< i|oii and Initiation. K. of I*. Home, h p, m In ha Theta Tan llii.ineiw Meeting. Elk. Home. 7:30 p. m, Corintian Claim. Mr. II F Kraft. 7 3<l p m Pythian Sisters. K of p. Ixulge Dinner at .; p m R< eai.h Club. Mr. Clifford Say lor.. 2 30 p m. Tueaaay a- Clas- Mi. Martin Zimmerman. 7 30 p m chur-1> Mothers' Study Club MeIhodM chur-h Parlors. 2 30 p m Zion Walt he- League, Lutheran Chun h. 7:30 p m Ihitiful Itaughters, Mrs. Fred Chronister, ~ 30 p m. Zion Senior Walther la-ague, Lutheran Chur, h Auditorium, 7:30 P m. W C T V. Mr. C. E Bell. 3of, West Adam. Street, 2 p m Wean.aoay Business and Professional Women • Club Rice Hotel S 30 p in Fir-- r-i.t-d Rrethren w m \ Mrs It E Mumm.i 2:30 p nv Zion Evangela-al ami Reformed 1.,01u' kid Society, Ch-i’-eh ParI-- - 2 3» p m Ever Ready Class, Mrs Halve Baker, 7 30 p m Shake- (real.* Club. Mrs W A. IxiWer, 2 .30 p m. Hi-toiical Chib Mt- Ben 10-Vor. . 2 30 i- in Beulah ch.ifH-l Uidles’ Aid Socjlety, Mrs Millon Hoffman, all day i nn-.-Ung Zion Lutheran Mi -ion.-ty. Chun h ■ Parlors 2 p m Thursday • Christian laulies' Aid Sim 1.-ty, Mi- Hannon Kraft. 2 |- m Better Homes Club of Monroe, 1 Mrs Jam.- Hendricks. 7 |> m I Woman's Foreign M.sslonaiy So-i | - ety M>-th'>dist Chur-h Sm lai I , • Room. 2 30 p m Eastern Star Masonic Hall. 7 30 I- m ele. tion of of fl- cis St Ann's his.usslon Group Mis i Ralph It-sip 7 :t-i p m < hi- ken pox I < H Te.-ple i» jn Fort Wayne to . day attending a -ailed meeting of 1 th- national mission -oirimilti-t- of ! the Fort Wayne Presbytery Mrs I Russell Prior and Mis.' Rosemary Miller visited in Fort ’ Wayne Saturday afternoon Mr ami Mi- Bernard Meyer and -son of Matkle visited relatives ini Demtiir Saturday Mr and Mrs Dan Aurenhntigh land sons John and Phil of Fort I Wayne spent Sunday with Mrs Au | g- t-baugh's parents. Mr and Mrs I, John Mag h-y of north of Ihe city Mr and Mrs Aikem and family ' i of Van Wert spent Sunday visiting j with Mrs Walter Xoa-k and fa mily Sam Merwin -eturm-d to* X.-w York City Sunday, having Iw-.-n - ailed here t.y the death of his fa-h- < i in law <> I, Van-1-Miss Miidted Worthman. who ha> IH-.-n sei iou«ly | ill with the flu at her hottie on Sixth street, was reported as some better altough she will not lie able to resume her duties as teacher of domeslit s-let-e in high sibmd until after

Mm. IxiuiMg Braden — wdl have a special showing of Greenbiatt ", Famous Fur Coats Save up to 50 # « —Thurs. Fri., Mar. 14. 15. Pa, o®,— Budget balance ! Liberal Trade m allowance. kemouki.i.im;? 1., t me give you an esilmaie on I all kind* of <aldnet work kit I chen cupboard,, bookcases, etc New equipment give, yon lu-itet | work at lower price. Phone Heine 1952. collect t'ALEII HAHHIGEIt Choose Rings W3DO ******** M * diamond V J s BRIDAL SET Fl iS ‘ oo MH ja jy UU..UJ e .-<■ >• -m* ■«, Easy TERMS ■HI At HO !«’** (HAMM SUTTON Jewelry 210 No. 2nd SI. *

Russian Oil for Nazis Hl I I I I h i i i i i i i i At Przeinysl, former Polixh town now belonging to Russia, Soviet wide, gauge railway tanks ear. (left) transfer oil to German narrow-gauge railway cats (light). Difference in track gauges makes direct shiprne-it impossible. This is one of the few remaining sources of oil for the Naai military machine.

Ea ter Mrs P W Robinson I. substituting In Miss Worthman's pla-<■ Joseph S-'hrn- k of Monroe looked after business here this morning A number of Decatur people heard Father Flannlgan of Boys’ Town, Nebraska speak in Fort Wayne last evening In tin- Catholl>high school auditorium Among those from here attending were Mr and Mrs Fred Fullenkamp and daughters. Programs and invitations for the spring convocation of the Fort Wayne Scottish Rite have >w---n received here These sessions will he held April Pth. I'tth and tllh and as usual many fiom Adams county w ill attend Clarence Roy Allen county coin ml.-ioner the past nine years has announced he will he a candidate for the Democratic nomination for [congress m the foui'h distil-1 la-o Yager went to Fort Wayne .this morning to lie with his brothei Herman, who i a patient at St 1 Joseph hospital Mr and Mrs Arthut E My.-rc Mis Henry Coyn-- and -on L<-o and Mi» Wlimit- Raudenbm-h -pent the day in Fort Wayne and visited with Mr and Mrs Paul Coyne and family -Limes I Farley form-'i -oukk-ss man from the fourth district dropp --.I in this morning foi a -it-.rt visit II- l« giving his entire attention to business matters the.-- days and -.ml he will not Ih- a- audidal-- for

~~—HxUq GurtktA. 1 s« v a F»I "• O*lly Democrat—Betty Crocker Hom* Service Department preparso by SOMETHING NEW IN EGGS A New Yi.ik hotel tea t» that it < rvr. egg. 11l d atyles. Os C'lur-e none of us would eve, a-pire to such a var iety of . gg r< ■ du ■. Bu* healing about these 111 different varieties doe, make u- tupat d take notice and try to think of something else to do with igg. be..de* frying coddling, -oft-cooking, or scrambling th< rti. FOOD IN I.KM Right now in I,ent. when egg. are «urh an acceptable meat aubati- i tutr. n a good tune to make the acquaintance of some <d these l ln or m» way* to cook egg. that we've never trieil Here ia one recipe that I'll wager many of you have never seen the like of before Vet it'* wonderful!) delniou. and really elegant enough to serve fui a company lunch or tupper. It’* called simply Egg < roquclte, with lomato hauce. And I'm giving you a suggestion for some of the food, that might go well with iL 1.1 N< HEON OR NI PPER MEM' Egg Croquettes with Tomato Sauce Tray of Fresh Veg< table Relishes Broccoli or Spinach Hot pot ato Muffin, Plum Ja m Pink Khubaib Sauce Hermit* Coffee Ei.G CROQLBTTEN 4 tbsp, butter fl hard cooked egg*, chopped 5 tb,p. all-purpose flour cup Swiss cheese, diced •» t,p. salt > ' i cup roasted pvanu’.. chopped H tsp. celery «*lt Fine dry bread crumb* •s tsp. pepper 1 egg, slightly beaten N t,p. paprika 2 tbsp, water I cup milk | ■Melt butter in saucepan Blend in flour and seasoning,. Remove from heat. Add milk slowiy. stirring constantly. Return to heat and .ook until thickened, stirring constantly, to prevent lumping. Cook about 10 minutes over the direct heat or 20 minute, over hot watei to eliminate raw taste. Remove from heat. Blend in egg,, cheese, and ueanuts. Chill thoroughly. Shape into croquettes, the site of an egg. Holl in the bread crumb*. Dip each croquette in mixture of alightiy beaten egg and water. •Be careful to coat entire surface so croquettes will not break open.) Roll again in bread crumbs. Let dry about 's hour before frying. Place croquettes in deep fat frying basket, lower into hot fat, and fry until delicately browned. Remove basket and drain over kettle before placing croquettes on abiKirbent paper in a warm place to drain thoroughly. Nerve at once or keep hot in oven until lime to serve. Nerve with not Tomato Sauve Fry 2to .1 minutes, di pending on sue. Temperature of fat should be 37»’ F. lor when a cube of bread browns in th* fat in 60 seconds) just before croquettes are dropped in. The fat immediately cool* *om*what. It *hould be al :««>• F. (when a cube of bread brown* in 60 seconds) while the croquettes ars frying This amount will make 12 croquettes. TOMATO SAUCB Melt 4 tbsp, butter in saucepan. Blend in 4 tbsp, all-purpose flour, ’s t»p. salt and few grains of pepper. Remove from heat. Slowly add 2 cups tomato juice, stirring constantly Bring to bulling point, and cook until thickened (about 10 minutes over direct heat or 20 minutes over hot water to eliminate raw taste.) I CwnWM l*(s t, aw« oaswr. Iw — -- If you have any specific cooking probume, send a letter rsqusstlng informetlen to Betty Crocker in core of this newspaper. You will receive e prompt, personal reply. P'saee encless 1 sent stamp ts sever postage

the Democratic nomination thl. l , year He is in excellent health anil on joying life Simon Schwartz of Berne visited here a short time this morning en route home Bom Fort Wav tie David Adams of this office who has been 111 with influenza the past ' si-Veial days, is still confined to his 1 home. The Misses Jane Graber ami Kathryn Shroyer visited In Van Wert. Ohio. Saturday Mrs. Henry Coyne and son L--n and daughter Clara and Mr. and [ Mrs Wilmer Raudebush and children were the Sunday dinner guests ■of Mi and Mrs Arthur E Myers o Adams County 1 Memorial Hospital Admitted Lmiiida Hortu*. 127 | Soii’h Thhd wtreet: Arm* 1 Hiirout Portland l)i»inhiM«d Mrs Klmpi An , Npaugh AA*iii< hrMfnr Mrwt. Mr« Milton ll.iHni tn and l».ihy <! t K*< wtrcct -o 50v Sheet. — 20 th White Automatic Mimeograph Itond. free from lint and sized for pen and ink signature. Sealed — Rip-Cord tpener. SI .05. The Decal ur Democrat Co.

URGES ROYS BE -rOXTINI’EI- FROM PA-ti: OXKI promise ih<- sun ami <i>- gn4 1 rhe ntars ami whai i- m< . th-y get eb'-T-sl for it " "After all." he said. They are not a great deni dlffeii-nt li ait their -•ld<-rs " Cites Typical Case Msgr Flanagan recounted -•■'.•rtil -use histories Th-- captain of the guides at Boys Town he said was taken from a Corpus Chrl-tl. Tex . lull where he was bramli-d the youngest convicted ban-lit'' in the country. At the age of k'A years he climb■■<l Into a l-iink building nn-l took 1200 hl bills With that money he purchased ii gun Msgr Flanagan related "One whole year it look me to tea. h that - hild to look up into Hie beautiful fiim.-m-’tii on the earth when- lh>- sun shines, instead of down at the earth he said Al the end of that year tin- boy be-am.- ein ioiis about attending Ing - hapel beta use he bad seen i other Idiys ati-ndini*. and From that day on. n<- -Hess to -ay w—never had any more troubb- with him Msgr Flanagan aid Father Flanagan was guest of | honor at a Itanquel at Valencia Gar ' dens Sunday evening Fran- is J Corliett of Fort W’ayne was the , pun-ipal speaker at th-- ‘lan-pi-'f I o Farmer Is Trampled To Death By Horses Peru. Ind March II -I PWalter Bond G 5, a Jefferson town ship farmer, was found dead Satur , day in a field near Ills home 11apparently had l-een lrnt':pl--il by a team of horse

Here Are Ladv Members of U. S. Lower House Bl ▼ I ■SSmEKESEbiI ' :xWtr^TTi' 'WhirtiJ m :J jWrrm H Ik'. •

Here* the new lineup of women members of the houaa of npreaentativea. Ix-ft to right, thvy are ffepretvnrativea Mary Norton <>t Ne J- r-. y Frar-

EASTER HATS ARE C*AY, FEMININE, ALLURING / IL . SKA 4 » JP I 1 HQeM With the Wind" hat. top left; below, luvaa Turner wears royal blue vtraw with veil, and red trim; right. I.ana model, white flower hat.

Easter bonnets thio year nf 1040 are as feminine, alluring and gay a* possible Lana Turner models two of them Lower left she is wearinlg a hat of loyal blue straw with sweeping Mue veil, high cruwn and narrow brim, with grosgrain band in red, matching the red velvet rose placed on top of crown Right, ehe show* the Inverted silga* bowl skull cap made of white Mik straw fa«id<>ne<l into

Victim of a Nazi Sub CafeX f**- c* * />_ ... i ■ A thrilling saga of the mb, bs the see Feature, British freighter, lx shelled and »unk by a German U-bovt. As a R<-yal Air Force plane approaches the »cene. the sub flee.—firing one last shot which takes vffect as shown in photo at top Bottom, the lifeboat approaches '.ne plane, which stood by until a rescue boat came from shote.

Ices Bolton of Ohio Clara M-Millan and E -th Xour»e Roger* of Mi- ■ ' .»<-(•* J- Sumr.ct ui Illinois an ! Carol.: <> Dav of S’< York

9 a circle of blossoms Upright trimming carries the blossoms to a peak which Is pierced with a gold carved hat pin with crystal drop* resembling dew. The large halo hat. top left, is a Milgrim model called "Gone With the Wind " It is made of black straw with lattice work on crown and brim, and ha, a large pink bow and chin strap of velvet which may be changed to match drees

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