Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 217, Decatur, Adams County, 13 September 1941 — Page 3

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I „ J k - "■ ••*» "r-,h---|B’ ', nii.lutP tamllie* Hr M Marguerite KitH r "'* f Mr and Kk K.U -f ■ r B- ■’■' Mr “ BM , .\■ <• i’ l ' " 1,1 " ■ . j'"* - ■ ,*, *| ,*l iglt ted al|V , .I A h IMlni’ and cut ■l v < *-,., n nlnute organ '•■'! by 'll’* I*: — <-r|.ng ‘he < ere|K' m ’*•»»« fl|R'. tided and ■k fW I'’"" '*• ,ore J* 1 '" Hl W-nr n - Wedding March |^R., t ,,! r tn> rgo ras play |V. V l ‘ icrrtnony and »». II n-’ march for ruesslonal > -Irrel I* n<ih ~| M.l.| .-r blue with hat lo h | t , , p |„.,a, purse and m, r ~ ~ .- sti and she wore a ( IHut*- «f rosebuds. „.,p' »n *.i- t' ld for about fup.’« the home of the H,. paten'- (tom eight to nine K„ k aft,-- whuh Mt ;nd Mr*. •' short wedding destination K. th. jr will reslda ■L » . . :i*d apartment r n- d* tduate of Monh rri and is employed -,ii Electric comah,!- th.- groom l« a graduate K... ii.-n- h Kh -<liool and Is an ...>-,- -.-: ■•>■ Dunbar company in | Hr . < Lid,--- of Columbia hate a pot luck dinner at the ■ C hall Tuesday evening at ■ -.. 7-. -k Th-committee In intiudet Mi«« Rote KleinKr and he Meadamea Wm KelCharles Keller. Ixiuls HoltK|.. Fred Geimer and Clem KorKhroeders have ■h anniversary Hr--:/l- .tid i.-latives gathered evening at the home of Mr .Mt* l-i» -no* S< brooder lo -hem m celebrating their wedding anniversary. Card ■air* and a lumheon Were enjoy-■P'.-.-n- o'h*: than the honored ■ea'i were Meaaieum and Mea■me* Guat llultemeler. ixireni ■ '-■fl-, ,1-d f.ami’v Oacai Ewell lld fa:: it and nily. Norbert Aiimann and daughr. Carl Melcher and non. Melvin Iberer. Mias Irene Conrad and lifted Scherer. ULEO MEETING f WOMEN OF MOOSE A tailed meeting of the Women the Moose was held Thursday enmg at the lodge home, al kith time plana were completed id committees appointed for the Miration of the new lodge home the near future. Applications for memberehlps mv received and an inventlgatI committee appointed. Mrs. He r Feasel, chairman of the alum»committee, will have charge of Put-lic party to Ire held al the ao«e home Friday evening at rht o'clock. The neit regular meeting will be Id Thursday. ReptenHrer IS. with r > Lulu Shafer in charge of the ■aptrr night program and eoeia! Hirthoav surprise ■or MRS. MARTIN ■ * group of ladies f rom ( fc n Nutt . ■*" A ’ w -ae Vnlted Brethren ■ p "‘ a ‘ an 'ly »u,prised Mrs. L. » «»rt!n. their pastor's -wife, when gathered at her home last H’ 10 f "l«‘hrate her birthday. H ’ " arlin w »" Presented with a E’' U ®P and two wali pla- ■»*« from the Iroup. ■ mu , k . w#j( prwßted bjr H B-nnie Harkless at the piano EuL Uwr *" c « M'chei with her EXL v ,reu ’ »»Joyad the ■ -c ■ horusea ,„d al the v i OM! | —_.. ... — r suw»j ■ u«a 0*

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Mapy Phenes 1000 — 1001 Saturday Mission Band Summer Christmas T<*a Party. Evangelical Church, 1 p. m. •unday Mission Day Potlu-k Pinner. Zion f.uiheran Churt h, Moen. Monday Adams County Chorus, Moose Home. 2 p. m. Rod Cross Center Open For Inelructed and Bopervtsod Knlttlnf and Crocheting, Legion Home. 1 to Pythian Bisters T»mple Meeting. K. of P. Home. ? J 0 p m. Tuooday Eta Tau Migma Rororlty. Mrs hon Slump. ?:S0 p m. Ixtyal Daughters Class. Mrs William Dellinger, 7:10 p. m. Catholic ladles of Columbia Pot Lack Dinner. K. of C Hume, g io p m. Wedneaday Zion Evangelical and Reformed ladles' Aid. Church Parlors. J:M p. m Decatur Home Economlcii Club. Mrs. Fred Engle. I <5 p m Historical Club Opening Carry-in Luncheon. Mrs liar! Hollingsworih. 12:10 p m. Psi lota XI. Mrs. Homer Ixtwer, 7:10 p m Thursday Friendship Village Home Economics Club. Blue Creek Community Building. o( the evening a delicious pot luck lunch was served. Those present were: the Mesdames Jack Cray. Jack Smith. Sam fteinl. Roe Wynn, j Earl Terrell. Claude Patesei. Earl Mounsey. Martin Hill. Dale Osliorn and children Pearl Reed and granddaughter Nancy. Wayne Troutner. Lawrenco Callow. George Foor. Bennie Harkless Lawrence Michel. Rev. Osborn. Rev. Martin and children and the honored guest. Mrs. Martin. The ladies' aid society of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will meet in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock. Hostesses will tie the Mesdames A. R. AsWiaucher. David Adams. Henry Knapp. Forrest Owens, John Kennedy and Charles Meyers. CHRIITIAN LADIES MEET WITH MRS. RICE The Christian ladles' aid society met Thursday afternoon at the country home of Mrs. Robert Rit-e, with Mrs. William Kohls in charge of devotionals. Minutes were read and the roll called by Mm. Lucy Daniels. Mrs. J. E. Daniels presided over the business session. Announcement was made of a cookie sale Thursday. September 11, in charge of Mm. Paul Daniela and Mias Margaret Daniels, ways and means committee for the month. Orders may be telephoned to Mrs. Fred King. The annual rummage sale will be held in October with Mrs. Rene Hoffman In charge. The aale. as usual, will be conducted In the basement of the Christian church. The meeting closed with prayer and wm followed by a social hour. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Rice, assisted by her mother, .Mrs. James Kitchen. W. C. T. U. RETAIN# ALL FORMER OFFICERS •All former officers of the Adams County Women's Christian Temperance -Union were retained at the the meeting held recently at the home of Mrs. Otis Brandyberry in Monroe. , They are: Mrs. Delton Past-water, president; iMrs. S. D. Beavers, vicepresldeni: Mrs. Hubert Zerkle. secretary; Mrs. George Hamma. assistant, and Mrs Ed Wicks, treasurer. Plans were made for the county convention to be beid at the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon and evening. The public is Invited to attend. The Friendship Village home economics club will meet In the Blue Creek community building Thursday afternoon with Mary, Carrie and Alma Sipe and Edith Meyers as the hostesses All members are requested to be present. The Decstur home economics club will meet st the home of Mrs. Fred Engle Wednesday afternoon at one forty-five o'clock. LADIES ENJOY WEINER ROAST Members of the women's society of Christian service of the .Methodist church of Monroe enjoyed a weiner roast on the lawn of the church last evening The ladies dressed in old fashioned clothes and during the evening described the different methods of traveling to church In past years. Borne of the methods were horseback, wagons, buggies etc. A

delicious -upper and a social evening were eu oyed llostesoes for the Pal Ims XI sorority social meoilng. which will he held at the home of Mrs. Homer Ixtwer Tuesday evening, will lw> the M-'sdarnrs (Jerald Ntnllh, Frank Rawley, Richard Macklin, Robert Freeby and Carrel Cole and Miss Marjorie DeVoaw. Jay Alton of Indianapolis arrived home last evening for a weekend visit with his mother and brother, Mrs. Frank Alton and son Oeoige, He will return to bls work in the school of embalming Nunday evening. Miss Kathleen Frybaik will b-ave tomorrow for Franklin where she will enroll as a freshman In th*college, She will be accompanied by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Fryluo k and her grandmother. Mm. Emerson Beavers. Miss Nina Bovine of Picasan: Mills was admitted to the local hospital this morning for a tonsileci«my Mrs. H. L Smith of route ( looked after business in Decatur yesterday afternoon. Merrell Hudson of Anderson, has gone to Bloomington where he will continue his studies In denlatry at Indiana university after a several days' visit with hla parente, Mr. and Mrs Vance Hudson of Winchester street. Bill Hhraluka. of S»venfn street, was admitted to the Adams county memorial hospital last evening, when he became suddenly ill at his home. His condition wa« reported Improved this morning. Mrs. Laßue Roderrbeck and Mrs. Francis Wiekel nt Janesville were community sale visitors here yesterday Mrs. F. E. North and Mrs. Esther -Dryer of Convoy were shoppers here yesterday and also attended the sales. Mrs. Jennie Knave) of Convoy visited in Decatur yesterday. Mrs. Everett Ranter of Linn Grove called here yesterday. Mist Merle Burdg of Portland looked after business here and In Fort Wayne yesterday and vlslt-d with her brother Charlie ARRIVALS • Mr. and Mrs. Robert John Dickie of route I. Ohio City. Ohio are the 1 parent of a l-al-y daughter born a< 1 the Adams county memorial hospl tai this morning a' <:S7 o'clock The baby weighed seven pounds and one ounce. __o • * Adams County Memorial Hospital I 0 . i .... R Admitted: William Shraluka. 214 North Seventh street; Rolland Zimmerman. 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Verrea Zimmerman of route !; Miss Nina Bovine. Pleasant Mills; James Hoagland. West Monroe street. Herd Prefix Name Is Selected By Breeder Battlehoro. Vt.. Hept. 11.—"Ulman" Is the newlv selected herd preflg name which will be used by Herman B. Ulman. Decatur. In registering his purebred dairy cattle Elclualve use of this trade-mark for Identifying his herd has been certified and recorded by the Hol-stein-Frieslan Association of America. Brattleboro. Vermont. More than 3.000.000 Hulsteins have been registered In the United States. Regimratlon rules specify that no two Holstein* of the same sex may have the same name. To simplify naming, and herd Identification as well, more than 12.000 prefix names have been reserved by the Holatein-Fiieaian association of Amrelca for the breeders. o Stratosphere Down to Earth Chicago (I Pi — Scientists who want to study stratosphere conditions no longer have to go Into the stratosphere. A I'nlversity of Chicago meteorologist. Dr. Michael

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*6 NEW BLACK DRESSES ARE SMART AND FLATTERING; B left, mon . r«|.<kF « t B Bohllol beret worn with Mark ' WMfe "’IMf 1 dress whilh has detachable M mF slreirs. right. Ida* k fro< k with A peplum ijlM If you have not purchased your little Mack dress for the first autumn meetings in town, you should do It now. There are frocks with tunics, peplums and tiers, but aU have lower waistlines and the hipline accentuated. Left, is a Sacson dress with softly Moused top and slim skirt. The top has long, full sleeves with deep, tight fitting cuffs and metal buttons fssten the cuffs and inarch down the front of the bodice. The dress is made of fine rayon crepe. The Boldinl beret by Lilly Dache. center, is black felt, molded clone In back, sitting firmly forward on the head, ft complements a basic Mack dress which has a new note in the detschaMe sleeves made of looped Mack and golden aherry felt atripes. Elyse Knox, right, has a new fall dress of heavy black rayon crepe trimmed with daisyshaped pearl buttons. It has fullness above th* waist and slimness below, with the larger armholes and pleated peplum in front. With it Is worn a small Mack velvet off-the-faOe hat. •

Ferelice, Jr., has perfected a Imx In which he reproduces siratoKphere conditions. - - —o - —— Barn Near Rockford Is Destroyed By Fire Rockford, O. Hept 13 -A barn and it* content* on th * William la-e farm five mile* northwest of Ro< kford was destroyed about 3 o’clock Friday afternoon by fire of un-1 known origin. The contents includ-'

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ed grain, hay and machinery. The loss wa« partially covered by Insurance Wind-driven spatks from th<* I barn set fire to the roof of a l>arn ! on the Paul Ihidgeon farm a quar t ter of a mile away, but ilm kford firemen extinguished the second fire with slight damage oD Nitrogen Boosts Sugar Beets Bakersfield. Cai. (I'Pi Sugar ' licet grower* in the San Joaquin

Valley are using more nitrogen I than ever before on their cropsthis year, and an increase of 12.<mh» , ton* in the yield In this county alone is anticipated. Prior to IU3I, | growers used no fertiliser. ——l II — — ■—! - * - Fatalities resulting from high-1 way-grade crossing accidents in ihe first four month* of IMI totaled (M. a decrease of 22 as compared to the corresponding period in IMO. A good hearty laugh lakes the ; wrinkles out of life

f pieuint Milla New* 1 I Florence Noll, Correspondent Neva Riley who Is employed us Fort Wayne, spent the weekend with her parents. Mt and Mr: Heed Riley and family -Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Yost and daughter ItaHwra Jo of For* Waym* vialted Bunday afternmm with Mr and M>- Jarnos Ev-reti and family Mr. and Mr« Murray Holloway aoompaiiied their -on Hob to Mun <-le BOnday where he Is enrolled as a freahman al Hall Bta'e . Mr. and Mr- Delbert TumMesan. Mr and Mi- Dlt k Miller, and Miss Dirk of Willshire. Ohio called 'in . the J It Bt'-ela* family Bunday \ very delightful day was spent ' Sunday ill Foster I’ark In honor I of Miss Wilma llo'ine A basket I 1 dinner was greatly «-*ijoyed Tho-< | I present were Mr ai'l Mrs. G <’ ‘ Mann and family. Mr. and Mrs ' Ralph Horine and family of Union i City. Mr. and Mrs. W’lllie Horine i and family of Portland There were I JO present ♦ — # I PETERSON NEWS h ' > «| Mr and Mrs. Frank Bpade spent Friday at the Van W« rt Fair. Mr. and Mrs It M Houck and Mr. and Mrs. George Bright were dinner guests of Mt and Mrs Max I ' Houck in Fort Wayne Bunday. Mr and Mrs. O D Weldy of Fort | Wayne spent the weekend with ! Mrs W It Weldy. Mt and Mrs, l.iofel Bientlingerj land -on* Ixiren and Billy went toll Yellow (’reek Luke Bunday to visit 11 i Mr. and Mrs. Orville Itrenllinger. Mr and Mrs. Milton Brown of r i Preble called on Mrs w it Weldy ' Bunday evening. Mrs. Ix-na Sherlm k spent the | 1 Moe. inflomrw ' * ■ "»«• Morw - KL iMilohondt. Mfamed HIM CUANBI Tba pvt.a cUaejf so» Vmmmb bUUtI •unfly mBOTW ‘Lft R r •*•••• Minted or tMmeled •urface No wetet M 60c to • NO WATIR • NO RINSING • NO DRYING B. J. Smith Drug Co.

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