Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 139, Decatur, Adams County, 12 June 1941 — Page 3

THURSDAY, JUNE 12.1941.

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■**s CARL ADLtR ■hostess to club ■ T>■ H ippy Dane Maker. Huh ■ . ii'ly with Mr* Ca I Adler. ■, , , •■■■ i. nri and tin ■<■ Ml A . ... present. Roll rail wa* ■ , , | hy rat h mrmli r irlvinx |K,. 1,.-.' recipe f»r a brhle. ■ ! . 1. Mill wan liven by Mabie B, , . .’id by Mrs. Ad hr Mi ■, , . Mitchel reviewed the ■ |, . ><>l> Ulan. were d ■ . .treat fair dieplav ■ IH UK tile social hour drlirlou* ■ ,n.lit. were served by th- ■ i.sl.ted by Mi. John Hu!' ■ , ,nt Mr. Thoma, Adler. Mu Bi. It.’ll’ r will be ho.ti.. a' f!n:,.t' meeting. ■ T... KurnJoin-U* elan of the ■y. hl .<1 Sunday school will H .1 .lay nine pi r-nptly ■.... y •>< bi<k at the home us 9m .i id Mr* Arthur Hooten Mr. ■ a ,.| M t’to't Reynold, will le i||e ■>.... nn* host and boste*,. ■ oiSCI SSION GROUP ■ has closing meeting B tin- St Ann discus,io.i troop ■ m--' li*t evening at the home of H M Ralph Roop on North Tenth M \ft.-r the opening prayer by ■ .. ...|ii, Mr, Veronica W ilpe ■ . ill wait an-twered with current ■even I« B M Wolpert then read a paper ■ rnti’led The Feast of the Sacred ■ Heart and Mra. Jared It red read

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"The Holy Eucharist." I’lun, were made for a picnic to I be held July |« a t Hanna Nuttman • park Hi-xular meeting, will be re- • ranted In the fall. I -- I The IlntincM and Profe««lonal Women', club will enjoy a picnic > meeting at Kun Het park W'-dnc-day evening at wla-thlriy o’clock. ' - - , Il' I The Pieaunt Mill, Methodist church will have an lee cream ,o---i < lai Friday evening at six o'clock i If the weather I, unfavorable the • racial will be held In the church baaement with plenty of homemade • Ice cream and other eat,. The puh lie I, Invited to attend • The Pythian Needle (liah will I meet Monday evening after Temple at the K. of I*, h nn<- Ho.foi ' the party will be Mr,. William Harber. Mr,. I>hk Burrell and Mr. E 11. Macy. MANLEYBUCHER WEDDING ANNOUNCED Announcement ha. been made of ' the marriage of Carl Bucher. son fi of Mr,. Katherine Bucher of route ' I. Decatur and Mina fail, Man ley. daughter of Chauncey Manley of route 6 The wedding occurred May 31. at Went t'nlon. Ohio. On Sunday June x a dinner wa, enjoy<d at the home of Mr, Bucher and a shower , of gift, given the couple. Gueuto Were Me,,lour, and Mendame. Win Kelley, Hubert Butler. Chahner Str-ven,. Elmer Wagner, Paul Bleeke. Herman Sa'itbine. Ja<<»b Wagner. Martin Blent. David Myer,. Frank Sheet,. Edward John Human. Harold Miller. Clifford Roe. Grover Wolfe. The Mrsdamr, Alice Schaffer, Sloan Myer,. Marie Hilton. Wayne Gaunt and Mesars. Harry Manley, Wm. Belta. Chancey Manley; Phyl--11, and Virginia Taylor. Ixila Kaaai. Richard Manley. Edna. Jean. Rather, Marclie, Glenn, Kenneth and Loster Manley. Ln and De Wolfe, Pauline Roe, lurry and Beverly Ann Steven,. Tommy. Joe and Paul Butler. Shirley Bleeke. John. Billy. Eleanora and Mary Ixs-j Gaunt. Lloyd Wagner, Margaret Woodward. Sharon Miller. Sonny Hilton, Donald Manley. le-,ter. Billy, Dorcua and Elaine Hautbine, Mra. Katerlne Bucher and the guesls of honor. Mr. and Mr,. Carl Bucher. Mr. and Mr,. Bucher arc now at home In Root town,hip. 0 Venice haa 150 canala and more than too bridge,.

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| CLUB CALENDAR . Beclety Deadline, t1 A. M. Fanny Macy Rhenea 1000 — 1001 Thursday Ho Cha Rea. Appelman'a Reatauri ant, 7:30 p m Monroe Better Home, Club, Mr,. Paul Gould. 7 p m. (<’DT>. Eaatern Star. Ma,oulc Hall. 7'30 p. m. I Evangelical Dorcas Clara, Mra. ■ C. E. Him her. 7:3n p m. Women of Moose. Moose Home, x p. m. Helde|lM<rg Clara, Zion Evangel). I <al church. 7:30 p. m. Friday We,ley Couple, Claw Picnic, i Hanna Nuttman Park, 6:30 p. m I Calvary ludies* Aid Society, Mra. t Aden StiMtiun. n p. in. American Melon Auxiliary. I region Home. 7:30 p. m. Mt. Tabor Methodlat WHCB. Mlea I Myrtle Cliunenta, 7:30 p. m. > Ice Cream Social. Pleaaant Mill, ■ Methodlat Church. 7 p. m. Saturday Cafeteria Supper, VethodlM Church. 5-7 p. m. Monday Pythian Needle Club. K of P. Home. After Temple. Pythian Bia'ara Temple K. of P , Home, 7:30 p. m Red Croaa Center Open For Inatructed and Supervised Knitting r and Crocheting. Mg lon Home. 1 to 4:30 p m Kum Joln |Ta Claw. Mr. and Mra. ' Arthur Hooten, 7:30 p. m. Wedneaday Bualne,, and Professional Women', Club. Sun Set Park. 6:30 p. m. BPERSQNALS ' Slater M. Redetnpta and Slater M. Emyerdine of the Holy Croaa ■ order. South Bend, are spending a * ten day'a vacation with their par- ’ enta. Mr. and Mra. August Mnger- ' Ich. «outliwe,t of Decatur The feast of Corpus Christie was ( celobrated today in St. Mary's Cathoik' church. A high mass was ; aaid at 7:30 o'clock, followed by proeeaalott with the llle,a<d Sacrament. The services were largely attended by memtber, of the parish. Ed Bauer and family and Mi,s Luetta Haugk attended the peony festival in Van Wert, Ohio Wednesday. Mra. John H<«-ker of Monroe called on her al,ter. Mrs. Charles Mmlin. last evening. She was sct'ompanied by her son-in law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Reigben Meyers. Mrs. James Fisher and children Nancy and Michael of Marion are spending this week with Mrs. Fish er's parent,. Mr and Mra. Frank Schmitt of this city and her sister. Mrs. Dave Brumes of Fort Wayne '.Mr, Ray Smith I, reported seriously 111 at her hmne near this city after suffering a stroke of apoplexy this morning. Patricia Ann Rhodes, daughter of Mr,. Margaret Rhode, of M 6 High street was admitted to the Adam, county memorial hospital this morning to have her tonsils removed. Mr, and Mra. Charles W Yager and daughter Vera of Pioneer. Ohio visited friends and relatives in Decatur yesterday. ; No Bid Received On Local Confectionery The Palace confectionery, owned and operated by John Joseph, which was offered at auction last night, wa, not sold. Blds were received on parts <4 the confectionery iwt none on the entire equipment and business. — o—/,r Zj II * »»aum / America is now vacation bound. For the next few months, thousands of automobiles will < roes the COLD FUR STORAGE

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□Behind the Scenes 4Jr jjyln HOLLYWOOD yl

• By HARMRON ( ARROLL 1 Klsg Syadieste UrM»r < HOLLYWOOD — The R. C. A F i has given Patrie Knowles an hon- i ora Lie discharge and the English , actor is back in Hollywood to auy. I Thia explains th* fact that i

Knowles was able to accept i one of the Important roiea In such a longscheduled pI c* ture as “How Green Was My Valley." The aet o r slipped back into Hollywood almost as quietly as he left it nine months ago to become a flyer

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in ths Canadian air fores. He had risen to ths rank of Instructor when his carssr was snds<l by a vision defect following a crash. Ths accident happened when a student pilot froze to a Stick. Knowles, on the other end of the dual controls, was able to avoid a complete amashup but the actor suffered severely from shock. The eye trouble was the result. It will not be visible on the screen and will not interfere In any way wiU\ Knowles' activities. Rumor was all over town that Mitzi Green and John Erskine (not the author) were eloping, but Mitsi's mama says It was only a gag st a party. For months. Paramount has been trying to get Bob Hope to move into a big dressing room suite but the comedian, superstitious, has re- : fused. After “Nothing but the : Truth” was finished, the studio again made the suggestion. Hope still wouldn't budge from room 106. to which he was assigned when he first came to the lot. Convinced at last. Paramount Is going to do the next best thing They are knocking out a wall and will turn two dressing rooms Into one. The number still will be 106 Have you heard the latest?—"lf any more Twentieth Century-Fox actresses elope, studio officials will be candidates to star in the novel they recently bought, 'I Wake Up Screaming.’ ” It's a very funny story they are

country in all direction,. Here are a tow tip, to follow on your trip: 1. Watch the road.-watch the other fellow; but chiefly watch your»elf. 2 If, a lot better to take a little time being careful than to apend a lot of tkne being ,orry. 3. Signal what you ar» going to do before you do It. 4. Stay on your aide of the road. 5 Don't truat the other fellow; chwk ou yourself flrat. 6 Your plea,ure trip ha, no right to promote the other fellow', fun-

— QjJHj CurekfA.--oaff og j ma mT welly democrat— wetly Crocker Home Service Department prepared by PICNIC CAKE My friend, Mrs. Lowry, rails it “picnic cake” because she always makes one when she's going on a picnic. It's so easy to carry in the big “dripping pan” that she bakes it in. Then with the icing baked right on the cake, it’s easy to make, to cut, and to eat In my file, however, that cake is listed as "Brown Sugar Spies Cake with Baked Icing”. But we agree with Mrs. Lowry that its • cake bom to go on picnics. Here is the recipe: BROWN SUGAR SPICK CAKE WITH BAKED ICING % eup shortening 1 tap. cloven 3 eups brown sugar 1 tap. cinnamon . whole eggs and 1 tap. soda 2 egg yolks 1 tap. baking powder cups sifted cake flour or H tap. salt 2Vi cups sifted all-purpuae flour 1 cup sour milk Topping 2 egg whiten h eup broken nut meats 1 cup brown sugar Cream the shortening, add sugar gradually, and cream thoroughly. Add the whole eggs to the egg yolks and beat well, then beat into creamed mixture. Sift the flour, apices, soda, baking powder and salt together. Add to creamed mixture alternately with the sour milk. Pour into a greased and floured baking pan ... rMi by 12*6 inches (2 inches deep). Make Icing Beat the two remaining egg whites until they will hold a point when the beater is pulled out Gradually add the brown sugar, beating the mixture well after each addition. Spread evenly over the eako batter. Sprinkle the nuts over this meringue. Bake the cake for 46 to 60 minutes in a moderate oven, 360* F. To Tel) When Cake Is Done You may think it will be rather difficult to know when this eake is done. But you can easily determine It by the good old method of thrusting a pick or straw into the center of the cake. If it comes out clean the cake is done. Te Make Half The Cake If the above recipe makes a larger eake than you want, you’ll find that you’ll have enough batt.-r to till an fl-inch square pan if you u..e only half the ingredients. Bake this cake for 35 minutes. CwrrtsM ISII te Sow Cmrtor. hw , — ■ ■ If you have any specific cooking problems, send a letter requesting Information to Betty Crovkor In care of this newspaper. You will receive a prompt. personal reply. Please enclose 3 cent stamp te cover postage.

telling about the time when Ronald Colman played a benefit recently at the Music Hall In Buffalo. A number of singers were on the program and one of them, a wellknown opera personality, was waiting to go on ahead of Colman. She was very nervous and presently she said to Colman: “I wish my husband were her*, he always gives me a good, hard kick before I go on the stage." So what do you think happened? —At the lady’s own suggestion, Colman finally subbed for the husband and gave the opera star a good swift kick. Latest dodgs of fans to to ask stars to do some particular piece of business in a picture to indicate that they are thinking of their admirers. In "Bo Ends Our Night." Glenn Ford did It for a girl in Brooklyn He wrote her that. In a certain scene, ho would tug at hie coaL He remembered, too, and the shot stayed tn. On top of everything else. Preston Sturges now has turned song writer. He has ’tone the lyrics to two numbers, "Alone" and "Get on Your Bicycle" The music to by Harry RosenthaU. Margaret Hayes to going to record a platter of the songs and Sturges will send It to music publishers. Margaret's boss. Buddy De Sylva, also will get a copy and if the starlet's voice pleases, she may get a part in "Louisiana Purchase." If Garbo wants to continue that privacy routine, she ought to do away with the big floppy hats. The Swedish star went to a showing of “The Lower Depths" and would have slipped out of the theater unnoticed if her floppy hat hadn't tipped the fans off. Nelson Eddy sings baas for the ! first time on the screen In the "My : Lady Sleeps" number of "The Choc- , olate Soldier." . . . Alex D'Arcy says the real reason Arleen Whelan to living with her mother to because of that trip he to taking east. ... James Cagney his written l brother Bill to sell hi, yacht, the ■ Martha . . . Remember my item , about Adele Mara, the cute dancer at the Copacabana club in New York? Weil, Columbia has signed ’ her.

eral trip. 'lfu Smart to Drive (’artfully! fi Birmingham Suburb! Aloof Birmingham. Ala.- (U.R> —Birmingham', dream, of expan,lon. without xtate legi,lation. appear, at a ,tandatlll. Os eight suburban tnuiik'ipalltlr, invited to enter the limit, of the larger city, aevon have offered polite refu,al,. —-■ ■ I fi t'vale, Texas. In Mild to be the greatest honey producing center in the world, shipping up to 2.000,0U0 |M>und, annual).

INDIANA FARM PRICES HIGHER Farm Prices In State Reach Highest Izvel Since October, 1937 Lafayette. Ind. Jun* 13 <U R> The Indiana Index of farm prl<<-s advanced 16 points from April 15 to May IS to 1131. highest level since October. 1337. the Purdue University agricultural statistics department reported today. The state Index, based on 11'10 14 prices as Mxi. reflected general farm index advances throughout the country. The U. B. wholesale price Index rose three points to 134 and the index of prices paid by U. K farmers one point to 30. Indiana's farm price level May 15 of 113.1 marked a rise of Ht U points from the flgur- « a year ago Among oMUMdlttoa. corn, wheal ; and rye made price gain- in Indr ana during the mouth while oats, hay and polaloea suffered louse*. Livastock prices were generally steady with Mgs showing the best | Improvement. Poultry and butter l advanced while eggs slipped In price. On another farm front, Hoosier dairy manufacturers met at Purdue yesterday to consider ways of cooperating with the government's program for increased product km of their products for emergency domestic consumption and export The pograin for a 3o percent increase in cheese production and a 25 percent Increase in evaportrd milk production was explained by Harry J. Reed, director of the agriculture department's extension division. Reed told msnufacturers thst fluid milk production would have Io be expanded before cheese and evaporated milk could advance, since better employment aud Industrial expansion has increased consumption of fluid milk. * a Adams County Memorial Hospital • • Admitted: Patricia Ann Rhodes. High street; William G. Th imp,on. Hilt North Hecond street Dismissed: Kenneth Durbin, ltW)3 Adam, street, son of Mrs. Sarah InMnel; Mrs. William Fravel. Geneva: -Mrs. 4'hester Fea»el and baby daughter. Fort Wayne — 0 —- . United States Army Strength 1,362,300 i i The strength of the army of the ' United States wa, estimated Jun* ’ sat 1.336.3'Hl officer, and enlisted men, a, follows: Officers: regular army, 14.000; i national guard. 21.X00; reserve officers, 43.500; total. 35.300. i Enlisted men: regular army. 3year enlistments. 470.000; regulsr army reserve and 1-year enlistments. lfl,M0; national guard In federal service. 360.000; selective arrvke trainees, GM.OM; total. L--277.000 0 Final RumonKtranre Date Ik TomorronY The court calender schedules the time for filing remonstrance, against the propo,ed C. 8 Stengel drain in the Adams circuit court tomorrow. The engineer's amended report, following a hearing on the preliminary a,ses,ments. was filed on June 3. Under the law, remonYou and your family can enjoy Hon-E-Krust Enriched Bread • • the delicious eitra nourishing hread that giver you Vitamin 81, ho necessari for good appetite. Order a loaf from your grocer today. Your family will thank you for it. HON-E-KRUST BAKING CO. Phone 1 No. 2nd fit. Oscatur

strance* must be filed within 10 i days Attorney, Eichhorn and Gordon of Bluffton have been employed by ' a number of taxpayers to file re- ‘ i monatrances against their assessments Local Union 1932 Will Hold Picnic Local union 1332 of lhe Decatur j ('sating company will hold a picnic ' at HunKet park Saturday evening. Refieihmi nta and dancing will be provided. Admission la 5" cents and the public Is Invited to attend. —-O " — — Holiness Group To Meet Sunday The monthly meeting of lhe Adam, county h’lllne,, association will be ht Id at the tal»-r;ia.'le in Monroe Sunday afternoon at 2:30

( STILL JUST L A FEW DOLLARS MORE // THAN SMALLER, T j) LOW-PRICED CARS! H FLUID DRIVE ONLY >25 EXTRA J AL I). SCHMITT MOTOR SALES 207 fi. First S' Decatur. Ind. ! - I FOR m SKELGAS MAN! SAT ' \ I \ JUNE 14 W * *”• H — A I Grand Opening On Tht» Sensational Skelgas Bottled Gas Stoves A Stove designed to provide better rooked foods along with new ease and freedom for lhe American housewife, no matter how far from the gas mains she may live. NOTICE We will have a representative of the Skelgas llottled (Jas Stove Co., with uh all day Sat.. June 14. COME IN. LOOK AT THESE STOVES. YOU WILL NOT BE OBLIGATED. Phone 111 • | ft open <«- Uhnck Bros. I MII.K HAST m No. 224

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j o'clm-k R*v V S Vardaman, pattor of the Wealeyan Mvlbodtot ' church of Bluffton will be the ! speaker, Special mualc Will bo ' fumlehed Local Man Buy* Herd Os Cattle Dr ft. D Beaver, of North Flrut ttreei. a ,hort horn -nthualaat. reI centiy purcha»*d the flne,t herd ' of cattle he ha« ever owned for hi, I farm soutbweat of the city The herd ,’on,l»U oL l" cwwa, four calve, and a fine hull, .seven of the cowa <wera bought at Macon. Illlnol, and the tmll wa, pun-boa-••d from T. Dorthy J me, of Shelbyville. A vein of lignite coal, containing an eetiinated billion ton*, extendi through North Dakota and eaatern Montana.