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in the R-K-Oj picture, "Im ' Still Alive." And that Wesley Barrie, who . worked under ' Nlblo a* a kid t •tar, should be | one of the as- f sistant directors < <m the film. That's the , movies for you. , - (

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I Friends of , F* CarroU hear that her E wttt °r. Captain Rene de FJ’’- "taped the Nasi hilt*- , PP Bow ** u> another coun- , [■“’•’tr the blonde star L™ establish contact BJ * her trip to Europe. orphans in her ' ► Paris P W a funny story about *. stili not an and, th* other day. F Un fender of another L’ • nrr >" apologised L ‘hot you are k ■*** “* *» J*t out of feTfoL^*' 1 be funnier. En|^.r Oh - J '* n ny. How RU H?J° ” ,ain hu *htMh^ IWOhoun khy>, mLk *"*"* >*P* . ttoO *r movie avia-' S’< ol »8 after an inF kis^X?* * he 1 F* Columbl * for the exatninaKte; tnd ' or !•* to h» i. .■“ ew '* r what Fm ta fl « h ‘ *“h ‘ ho « the ann« *ho tnr ‘ y of ■'"* *Heta «wtn<l •“» have » -

CLUB CALENDAR B*ei*ty Ds*ditn*. 11 A. M. Fanny Macy PMnaa ’OOO — 1001 Manaay pyihlan Hlster culled meeting. K of I- Home. 7 30 P tn ’ Flrvmen's Au*llisr>. Mm. Hoy I Heel*. ‘.l" P m Adam’ county Woman'* Chora* Moos* Hom*. 2 30 p m. Junior Woman, Ml is Batty Trick- < r at Forrest latke raaMenr*. 7:30 t> m. ! Ht. Agnes Modality w-lner roast. Hsnns-Nuttmsn park, meet m rath <>llc school at T:4s p m. Tuaaaay Zion Evaa«»lleal «nd Reformed W M «.. church baiamt-nt. t:M p m. • Tri Kapp* bu«ln»»« m**tln«. Elko Home. » p. m. Thuraaay I'nltrd Ilrcthrcn Mdl«>* Aid norIcty. Mr*. Frank Jon*o. J:3O p. m. Thompoon and Mr. and Mr* Ed Thoma*, of Toledo. Ohio, who ar* iiou** *u*ot* tbl* week of Mr and Mr*. V 1 llormann of Huntington. They were Joined later In the even Ini by Mr and Mr*. Hormann ■■■♦ 1 — Advance Ticket* To State Fair Are Sold Indlanapoll*. Aug. t. — U.PJ — Phare* L. White, preaident of the * Indiana board of agriculture, announced today that a new record tor th* advance *ale of *tate fair ticket* wa* e*tabll*hed thi* year when 223.000 ZScent ducat* were •old in 17 day*. Thi* figure represent* a total of 25 non more ticket* than were sold laat year In a record period of 21 ■lay* White said Person* purcha* In* the bargain-priced ticket* now muit do *o from agent* handling then without profit, the preaMent added Attorney Appointed To Election Board Indlanapoll* Aug. 2 <U.R) <lov. M Clifford Townsend today reappointed Edwin If Hmlth Indianapolis attorney, a* Democratic member of the Htat* Hoard of election . ommlMloner*. Fred F. Hay*. Democratic state chairman, made Hmlth* nomlna- ' Hon a* required by law,

harboring relatival and other hangera on. Recently one of them died. On the way back from the funeral, the scenarist said to Ida will: 'Well, honey, I know you are going to miss your uncle • MY uncle!" exclaimed the wife, "I thought he was YOURS ’’’ Never can t«:i who la going to get the last laugh in Hollywood. There was a loud cry of extravagance when Twentieth CenturyFox built 125 covered wagons at a coat of 137.500 for “Brigham Young’’ Now there la an epidemic of westerns and four studios are standing In line to rent the wagons. They’ll earn their coot back several times over. When Paulette Goddard went over to General Service studios for “Second Chorus," they proudly ushered her into the former dressing room of Joan Bennett. It was full of frills and was a symphony of light blue and white. Paulette took one look and said. "This room Is too feminine for me." They've done it entirely over for her In tans. At Tyrone Power's Insistence, Twentieth Century-Fox will give him a week's holiday in the middle of "The Californian” so he can fly to New York and bring Annabella home from the hospital. . . . New York reporters needn't get excited when Bette Davis sees Harmon O. Nelson on her trip rut The meetings will have no import . . . Anita Louise's new Westwood home has a smallish living room, so carpenters have rigged up a gadget that allows the star's harp to swing into a wall cabinet. . , . Lupe Vales and Big Hoy Williams are getting to oe a regular twosome at the Pirate's Den. . . . Alice Moore (daughter of Alice Joyce) la seeing a lot of George Kent, one of the piano team at BUI Jordan's Bar of Music. . . . The night cashier at the Wilshire Derby la so pretty. She was Miss Tulsa of IMO and is hoping that some talent scout will discover her. ... The lOyear-old girl with Ann Sothern at the preview of "Gold Rush Maisle" was Roger Pryor s daughter, now visiting HollyI wood. . . . SteO Duna and Deninis O'Keefe have been going together but in the Republic picture. "The Girl From Havana,” he is supposed to spurn her advances. i . . . If they follow out the script, he'll spurn them with a kick in the at of the pants.

iRUMORHELLER Will RESIGN Dick Heller h Given Month** Leave Os Ab*ence By Governor Indlanapoll*, Ind. Aug. 2 (VP) Ihek Heller, (lov. M Clifford Town<end'« patronage aecretary. left th* statehouse today on a 3«-day leave of absence perhap* not io return Asking for the leave presumably to "do a lot of fishing" and take * trip east, Heller commented. "Ho far as I know I will be beck within a month.** It wa* rumored in statehou** corridor*, however, that he might |not return since pressure report edly has l>e*n applied to Heller to resign. Hom* observer* said the alt- : uatlon had become more a< < Ute since the defeat of David M Dewi*, whom Heller backed for tovernor. Townsend said the leavr was offestive immediately. O — ' CHURCH AND HOME ■cornNViD un paar thkbb) i founder. A special choir ha* been organised by the descendant* for the aervice* Following the church service*, a Irasket dinner will be held at the Otto Hleeke home. whi< b waa built by the founder of the family settlament in I**&2. The owner is a grandson of the founder. A program will be held at the homestead ! In th* afternoon. There are nearly MM) descendant* of the ancestoral founder* and many are eape< tad here from a distance. Arthur Hleeke, a great grandson. I* general chairman of the centennial, assisted by member* of other committee* Two descendant* have been elected to county o®c* In Adams county. They are. Ferdinand Hleeke, a grandson, who »erved a* county clerk for four year*, begin nlng in I*l2. John H. Blakey. I 'current spelling> a great grandson of the founder, took office as counI ty treasurer January 1. I*4o and ' is the Demo< ratic nominee for reelection in November. Arthur Hleeke served two terms a* trustee of I nion township, following hi the footstep* of his great grandfather who served a* the first trusI tee of hl* township. The family has been prominent in church and agricultural actlv- ' Ities In the county. Many of the finest farm* In the county ar* b> rated In the Hleeke settlement and hundreds of acre* of fertile land are owned by th* descendant* of | th* noble man who staked out a , **< tlon In Vnlon township and homesteaded It a* one of Adami , county's first settler*. Mr and Mrs Hleeke were horn . in Prussia, Owrmany. In 1797 and 179 R. respectively They first settled In West Virginia, then moved west to Cincinnati and after many hardships and arduous travel over mud trail* In a covered wagon, pull* ed by one horse and a team of osen they landed In Adam* county In the fall of I*4o and started the present settlement College Quartet To Sing Here Saturday The Huntington college male ' quart*! wilt present a program of sacred song* at the Nuttman Avenu* United Brethren church Saturday night at R o'clock Thia I* a fine group of young men making a tour ot Augialse conference In the interest of Huntington college Th* personnel of the quartet I* Howard Macklin of Zanesville. Lee Tiffan of California. Charles McCeery of Michigan and Stanly Hlrdsal of Illinois. The general public I* invited to attend this service. At 7 o'clock, preceding this service will be the quarterly conference business session Rev W H. Kindell will be In charge The monthly business meeting ot the administrative board of the church will be . held tonight at 7 30 at the church.

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Christ Heer and family of Berne attended the horse pulling eon teats her* today Mr and Mr*. W I, Johnson of *g*l of Deeatur and Mr. and Mr* H. E Ba«t»r spent Thursday at Tri lake* visiting Doyle and Marlin Johnson at the Maier Wood* cottage Claude H l«ogan of Kslamsioo and Detroit. Michigan formerly of Decatur, I* In the Horgesa hospital in Kalatnasoo with a ruptured a|* pend it it has been learned here He is reported to be Improving nicely following the operation Mr and Mr* Heulo-n Ht»ury of Bern*. Hol Mostmr of Geneva, and Mr and Mr* Roy Price of Decatur attended the northeastern Indiana Persey parish »how at Muncie Thursday William Hpain. Weisel! Cummins and Jamas Bowman of Bluffton were among the fair visitor* here Thursday evening Mr and Mrs. l-ewls Clark and daughter. Jayne Marie, of Wayn*. were supper guests of Re*, and Mr*. Harry Thompson Thursday evening and attended the street fair. Mr and Mrs Frank McDowell of Bluffton attended the street fair here Thursday evening Rev. and Mrs Matt Worthman daughter. Oeraldlne. and eon. Rich ard Mrs. Martha Dettlnger and Mr* Aldln* Annen of Bluffton were supper guests of Mrs. M F Worthman. Thursday evening. Mr* Ida Horne of Canton. Ohio, ha* returned to her home after spending a week her* visitlag with Mrs. Martin Miller and Mrs. M F Worthman and other relative* and friends. Mr*. D M Reed and daughter. Ruth, and Mr. and Mr*. William M< Atee. son. Hilly and daughter. Joan, of Indianap«l :, will spend Sunday her* with M •* Ro«e Fullenkamp Mrs John Kiting. Mrs. I J. Speckman and Mrs. Henry Woehrmeyer of Minster. Ohio, spent Thursday in tbl* city visiting with Mr* Carrie Ehlnger and family and Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Bremerkamp and family Mr and Mr*. Russel Dunlap and daughter*. Rosemary and Huth, of Chicago, will be the guestj of Mi»s Rose Fulleukamp in thi* city Sunday Mr*. Carrie Ehlnger. Mrs. Herman Ehinger. and Mis* Jeanette Ehlnger accompanied Ulster M Antoinetto to Fort Wayne Thursday upon her return to Evanston. Illinois. after spending several weeks in thi* city Miss Helen Beery and Miss Elisabeth l-ey*e. iNith <>f Kirkland township, have returned from Alaska where they spent a month vacationing and sight-seeing From Heatlie. the women boarded the S. H. Prince Rupert and cruliied the Inside passage way. making frequent stops at Canadian and Alaskan ports. On their return to Heattie. they visited friends In Han Francisco and lx>* Angeles. California. and spent several day* at the Grand Canyon Miss Beery Is employed at the General Electric plant and Miss Luyae is a teacher in the Monroe high school Mis* June Dibble and Miss Virginia L*e Peake of Celina. Uhlo. ar* spending the week here with Miss Katheryn King at the Fred King residence Miss Ruth Winne* will leave Saturday for Chicago where she will •pend the week With Mr*. George Dill. Mr*. Dill will be remembered here as Miss Vernesl Whalen, a former teacher In the public schools. Mrs. Charles Mossberg of Liberty Center Is spending the week with her brother-in-law and slater, Mr. and Mrs. George Brewer. Mr. and Mrs Rherman Stuckey and family and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bagley and family of Berne visited with Mr and Mr*. Robert Krick and attended the street fair. Mr*. Godfrey Smith and children of Geneva spent Thursday In Decatur visiting with Mr and Mr* George Brewer and attending the fair. Mr and Mr*. Charles Rluaser and daughters, Eileen. Katheryn and Peggy of Ashport, Ohio, will arrive Saturday to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Lawson. Mr and Mr*. Paul Radvansky of Bronson, Michigan and Mr and Mr*. Ruaael Andrew* of Sturgis. Michigan ve visiting with Mr. and Mrs Dick Andrew* and family and Mr* May Andrew*. Mis* Betty Smltley of Monroe will spend th* weekend with Mr. and Mr*. Alva Uwson. Mr. and Mr*. Paul Reiter and children of Fort Wayne attended the street fair Thursday Mr*. "Babe" Hower and Mrs. Burt Hower of Muskegon. Mich., are visiting with the former's mother. Mr*. C. C. Dettlnger In Magley Hho will join her husband In Evansville neit week, where they will •pend the month. Mrs Harve Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Slewart and son, Loe. of Paulding, Ohio, were guest* of Mr. and Mrs Fred Smith Thursday and attended the street fair. The Misses Marybelle Gallmeyer and "Peter" Porter. Messrs. Bob

Hoffman and Hill Ettm»y»r of Fort Wayn* attended th* Itreot fair h*r* Thursday night Ikmna Gratidstaff of west of Decatur I* spending th* weekend at the Dr. F L Grandstaff residence Mr. and Mrs. James Cummings and Mia* Marguerite Lewellen of Monro* visited here Thursday with the E It Maty family and aftt-nti ed the street fair. r. G Hchoettl*r. of Fort Wayne, division freight agent of the Pennsylvania railroad, was the guest of Walter Gard. Imai Pennsylvania freight agent here Thursday Mr and Mrs. C. B. Cajse and John Kablor of Marlon and friend* from Fort Wayn* attended th* D*catur street fair Wednesday. Thursday and Friday; They will leave •oon for Ixmilsvlll*. Kentucky, where they will join friend* and attend fairs there. Mrs. William P. Laae. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vian and Mis* Aivera Vian returned Thursday from a ten day motor trip through the west. They >l*it»d with relative* at Hlous City. lowa, and other places they visited Included Hioua Falla. Hou th Dakota LavurtM. Minnesota; Keller. Wisconsin and Htraton. Nebraska Mrs. Jesse Davl* and granddaughter. Patsy Teeple. of Fort Wayne, spent Thursday and Friday, here, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Dellinger. Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy H. Cook and daughter. Helen, and Mildred Longsworth of Fort Wayn* visited In Decatur Thursday evening. Jaquellne l.ut* of For' Wayne will return to her home Sunday after upending the week here w‘th her grandparents. Mr and Mrs. William Dellinger Mr and Mrs. Frank Gllllg have returned from a several days' visit with friends and relatives In Tiffin. Ohio, and Fostoria. Ohio They have as their house guest for a few days, their niece. Miss Kosella Klosterman of Celina. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jackson an.i Mr. and Mr*. Johnson of Montpelier visited In Dacatnr Thursday and attended the street fair. Mr and Mrs R W Mcßride and I son Donald, of Fort Wayn* spent ! Thursday evening here, the guest« i of Mr and Mrs. Dick Hoch and fa- ■ mlly, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hthwalm of ■ Fort Wayne were the guests of Mr. ■ and Mr*. C. J Beaver* here Thurs- • day evening Mis* Gloria Conter of Crown - Point and Miss Ruth Hollenbaugti i of Gary will return to their homes Sunday after spending a week here . with Miss ('outer's grandfather H I L> < outer. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore McCHn- , to< h and family of Columbus. Ohio , visited In Decatur Thursday even Ing and attended the street fair Mr and Mrs C J Bearers left today for Indlanapoll*. where they . Will spend the weekend, the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Hobart J Branham. 11. L. Conter will go to Crown Point Hunday. accompanied by hi* granddaughter Mi»s Gloria Conter ’ and her houaegueat. Miss Ruth . Hollenbaugh. who have spent th • week here. Mr. Conter will spend several days in Crown Point with hl* son and daughter-in-law. Mr and Mr*. Franc* Conter H W Mellemeyer. 524 Houth First street, will undergo an operation at the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne Saturday morning. Mr Sellemeyer has been a patient at the hospital for tome time. Hlr condition is considered lair. Mrs. Maurice Fuhrman and dauter, Dolores, and son. Ervin, of Huntington were overnight gueMs of Mr and Mr*. Meril Hchnits and attended the fair. Mr*. N. E. Vita of New Bremen. Ohio, arlved there today to spend the weekend with Mr*. Rvlph Yager and Mis* Matilda Hellemeyer. Don Lihy. Roger Staley. Jim Hunter. Russel Btanley. Bob Hunter and Dick Hchnits. members of the Rotary Boy Hcout troop, will return Saturday evening from Big Island Boy Hcout camp at Rome City where they have spent the week. Mia* Mabel Bales of Modoc I* spending the week with Miss Mary Geneve Weber at the Clarence Weber residence The girl* were schoolmate* at Indiana Central college at Indlanapoll*. Mr. and Mr*. Forreit Badders and daughters. Virginia and Wanda, of Grenada, Mississippi, will arrive here Saturday to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Black. Mr*. William Yaks and daughtera, Mabilda. Thelma, and Gretchen. of Hturgl*. Michigan, will spend the weekend here with Mr and Mra. William Gilbert Mr and Mrs. John Wilhelm wilt have as their guests over the weekend Mias Anna Helmets and Oscar Adler of Fort Wayn*. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hilbert and daughter, Harriet, of Hturgls, Michigan. visited here Thursday with Mr. and Mra. Elias Sudduth .Mr. and Mr*. William Gilbert and Mr. and Mra. Jesa Gilbert, and attended the street fair. Mias Margaret Mylott of Chicago is visiting here with her parents. Mr. and Mra. M. J. Mylott. Hhe will leave next week for California

iwh*r* she will *|H-nd her vacation Donna Fay* Veals. tww-year-oM daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Hay Vent* .who has been ill since Monday Is reported ’lowly Improving Frank Llnlger. Phil Htrahm and Mose Auasburger. county < omml*- ' aloner*. ami Waller Gllllom. coun- : ty surveyor, went to Fort Wayne ’ this afternoon to attend to I valnes* pertaining to the right of way of road Ilk east of Geneva Mr and Mrs Walter Phenlve of Hi. Mary's Ohio, visited Thursday evening wMb Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Girod and attended the street tan ■———— <r—’ce ( ream Social At Preble Sunday Hi Paul'* Walther league of Profile Is sponsoring an Ice cream social, to be held at (ho Prolde ■Lutheran school Hunday evening. Mu*lr. Dialogue, contest* movie* [etc.. Will lie furnl’hed Refresh-' ments will also >•* sold The public I* invited. —— - -O' !--■ ■ SIDELIGHTS OF FAIR i ‘CONTINUED FROM FgUB ONI* ' mond Hh»< kley took tn tow and 1 found her *l*ler even before hl learned the lost girl s name A replica of an old fauhloned well In the courthouse corridera a* a part of the flower show I* certain ly attracting plenty of attention and eliciting plenty of favorable comment The well was const rut' ed by Amui> Ketchum. Decatur manual art* Instructor. Lost articles reportetl at the po Ike booth last night included car key* belonging to IH< k Reed, a purse belonging to Mr*. Avery Hprunger. and Musi, a toy terrlei owned by Victor II El< her. George F laiurent. recreation supervisor, today expressed thank t to all who assisted n th* successful staging of Tuesday's pet parad*. 'one of the features of the fair II • especially thanked Misses Kathryn Knapp and Evangeline Fuhr 'man. who were In charge of th* prises and judges, membe.** »f th* -four sororities who assisted and Io the volunteers who assisted durIng the parade 00000 Mrs. Fred Hlte-mker of in-catur. route one, fainted iml ry while in n local restaurant A physician mid the lied Cross nilr«e wer* i .tiled Hhe wa* removed to the first aid tent. Where she rapidly recoV’-ie.l 00000 An unusual occurrence at the light heavyweight hor»- pulling contest* this morning brought a "Imo" from here and there in tipcrowd when bandlet* of one team . directed a few well .timed nudges at the horse* to "stir 'em up " Tinspectator* did not like th* id> t | and protested The Im ident did ' i not reoccur. 00000 A total of l»; patients Were taken I care of at the Red Cross booth during Monday. Tuesday. Wednes day and Thursday of the fair. M>« ■ Oscar Lankemtn reported this morning No serious act Ident nor Illness wa* reported 00000 The “city boys" were prevalent at the horse pulling contest* 'his [ morning Public officials were al ■ so scattered here and there among the estimated 3,000 person* j Among those noticed were Mayor . : Forrest Elzey, Popular? And Hon? s ft 1 /■KJ I j Bette Davis Considered one of the best actrea**a in Hollywood. Bette Davis 1* shown above In Boston a* she changed trains for Littleton, N. H., where she will vacation and pursue her hobby of collecting antique*. Bette needed a police eacort from a mob of fan* who demanded autograph*.

Spectacular Picture of Fire r “’■•-hr. t ’ z If 8 ■ T-v'i" t ..J.,. _ t Tdr This I* on* of the m<>*t spectacular fir* pictures ever taken. It was anapped as a wall collapsed at th* Camden. N J. pa»nt plant following a senes of explosions The blasts started a fire that destniyed the nnllion-dollar factory. 67 adjoining homes and small busuieaa place*. Onr man was had and 15u others injured ia the fire

Frink Llnlger and Hill Htruhm. tnifllw* John M IkMli, M.iry Mild Mm Vhior Eh h»*i of she audl . lor n tiffirv. Ih.md many im»n* «» McNutt Report* Emploi mi nt Boont Washington. Aug 2 U.R.- Hodal security admlnlsti'atoi I'aul V M< Nutt reported today that more than l,'»l»tma> persons were placed I in private join by public employ

a LI / / A HICKEIS b est n. ind Manchester College \ Stand ird College: Standard State Wrreditment; a memiwr of the North Central A*.social ion. A College of Liberal Artn intended to give siudenln a lia-ic cultural foundation for life, and a preparation for successful work. Departments that give special training in Education. Music. Art. Library, Physical Education and Pre-ProieHsional subjects, A College Hospital and a full time collcße physician, s'eparale Cymnasium- for boys and Kilin. A full lime physical educational director for each. Wholesome intramural and inter-collegiate athletics. A strong faculty of more than forty members; a regular enrollment of more than six hundred students. An ideal city location and a wholesome environment. Good buildings, library and laboratory equipment. Modern home* for students. An excellent school home for young people. Educational advantages many; expenses very moderate. 0 Fall Term opens Septemlier 10 Freshman Days begin September «> ♦ For catalog and special information, address OTHO WINGER, President >orth Manchester. Indiana

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m*tit offiies during the first *ll month* of 1940 o ——— Walk Bring* Bigger Headache Bnstoi. iU.R> John I’ltkhi went for • walk to relieve a slight head uthe but returned with ■ severe one. While strolling In the cool night air. h<- wa* slugged with a sandbag by two holdup men. — (> — —— Dance Sunday Sun Set