Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 271, Decatur, Adams County, 15 November 1941 — Page 3

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MttKPX ( AKHOU. Mhlxiw h,,d> f .u Writer •UIWOOD At K K O thl> ‘ ■-* -Kl' 4> anally wiu, to Charier NordhoC, coMutiny on the Bounty and also <A the UHL y f or t h f o m- ■ &W* •n g Uughton 4tno v I The Tuttle* of Tagg JEBg hitl." || 'I ve wanted H JwLj E " ,rr? * uu fl,r ill ISSr ’• • long time," g ‘ sail Nordhoff " ' " !,1!v Y ‘ “ iSM rn * ,!e ,uch " n • ■ u pro lenient on our CapCarroii t* * n Bli K h In th. story.” replied LaughK‘. t 0 me * t y«*- to ° K, r*?n* hy you ha<l ,0 wrttt • K. Crt< * lnU * m X Picture." that Nordhoff. after BT"*, < wnh Norman Hall on BL"? ‘‘ to wme K “ will be born up in Santa th * »uthor and hi. K U-reit* u t hOme ' Th * cou " M dau < ht « wtu go ■bU^2 trtdge - K. s®*® *° lo Vo,um * *>" ■ H'rtuf' k !f k * ro ’«’ d nn<l ■t- ““‘-J. “Th. Forgotten North t 0 Uk » Mary ■a.’ 11 hfr moth,r '“<* ■teX ? tty of Kanaa* for BteTnJi. J, y !| wr. to start K« Vw nimor ' ■k L *° xl * Hart" aet. Ted ■ aaiying them in advance. K's* romanca, here. ■ih2L r Xi°“ record about B 1 ®*n h^l Cffu * director and BbX?, W * * Maureen B • th/ 1 J 0 *' Prto* 11 workBb G u r,2 „ mr * lnt picture. H * Ulrd « Uyhou *- Th ' n Kke to U t ? <* Magnolia, Mlm., B< < th, r J out . h ud became theater, for below the ] ,n ,e,rch of 1 E*S^ Pru * toAt -' l^rwood.^? 10 COTne bacl< B w “Xw^ n .l d, « o,rue 1 E *M m/* W h ,he wind.” . f* Pncea .tart in the J **• *J» ' aetrM# • C,***.. that k..™** d “lgn*r. ■ C* Wteten.. *«drt>be, all ’ h« by her ] | Ote» Caaeial. t

Dy. !»»• confidence and tolerance toward all people*. espei ilty *„ )n our country which la th. great m*ltIng pot of the world " A bu«lri*n. meeting wi- h..j«| during which plana were di*. u«» d for attending the ninth district tneoting of the It a I* W dub to lie h»ld at the V W C A. m For Wayne November 21 The meeting I *«’ closed with all the members repeating the club emblem betonli. I tlon. The committee m charge ln<lud ed Erma Kirschner. lairin. Kir-eh ner, and Winona Everett The meeting of the Deivur Gar-1 den club. a< heduled for Tuesday. November IN has been po»t|>oned fol Novemte-r 25 It was stand today — There will be an Important meet-1 Ing of the Delta Theta Tau sorority .Monday evening at seven o’ clock at the Elk* home Every member la urged to attend MISS MARY GEIMER HOSTESS TO CLUB The Guardian Angel discussion group met Thursday evening at the home of .Mias Mary Gelnier The club waa reorganized and officer* elected for the coming year They | are. president. Geraldine Helman . aecretary. Ethyl Miller, treasurer. Ruth Horns. Mlaa Vera Braun read an Instructive article, • W.. Practice what You Preach ” It was decided by the duh members to have a Christmas party December INth at the home of Miss Joan Parent Present wore: Misses Huth Horns, Marjorie Kintz Geraldine Helman. Frances Brite. Ethyl Mil ler. Vera Braun, Mary Catherine Spangler. Joan Parent, and the hosteas. Mi MM Mary Geimer FORTY FIVE ATTEND REGULAR LODGE MEETING The Women of the Moose held their regular lodge meeting Thursday evening with forty-five members present Applications were preRented and balloting on candidates held. Fifteen new members were given the secret work of the order During the business meeting, reports on dedication and initiation expenses Were given by the Me*dames Brice Roop. Dora Cook. WilHam Noll. Heber Feasel Mrs Roliert August, chairman of the Moosehaven committee, an-

would have eoat her 110.000 if »ho had bought it in the .tore.. I - —- i Certainly wan a homecoming that New York gave to Rita Hayworth, who wan bom in Gotham. The star was gone only 16 day. on her trip to the eastern premiere of “You’ll Never Get Rich.” During i thia time, .he posed for eight magazine layout*, gave 32 pre*, intervie wa, appeared on 11 radio programa and made 22 acheduled personal appearances. One group of fans, who mla.ed , getting the star’s autograph at the Savoy Plaza, Jumped into a cab and followed her all the way to Ben Marden'a Riviera in New Jersey. Last time Rita went to New York waa six years ago. She went looking for a job and nobody even gave her a tumble. Helen Fbrteacue Reynold. haa # changed the hairdresa that made her a dead ringer for Veronica Lake. She wean a ahort bob In “Roxie Hart.” Incidentally, wait until you are the knock-down-and-drag-out tight that the Reynold, gal has with Ginger Rogers In thi. film They «y it will be the feminine battle of the century. Funny idea of Warner, for "Arsenic and Old Lace." Jack Carson playa the cop who tie. up Cary Grant and makes him listen to a play he (the cop) haa written. The play, supposed to be the last thing in com, will be one that Carson actually wrote 10 year, ago when he was going to Carlton college in Northfield, Minn. HOLLYWOOD PARTY LINE: The day after they finished their Universal comedy, “Keep ’Em Flying.” Buck Abbott and Lou Costello left for New York-on the train. However, the boys usually are air-minded. . • • Sight of the week: The dignified Jeanette MacDonald sliding down the bannisters for a scene In “I Married an Angel.” They protected her with three thickneases of felt. . . . You can buy a yachtsman's cap cheap from Eddie Norri.. In his first attempt to pilot a boat to Catalina, he overshot the island, gave out of gas and had to be towed into port. Bob Foulk was aboard. . . . The Victor McLaglen Sport Center will give out hundreds of Christmas baskets again thia year. • . • Martha Driscoll's latest escort is Jim Brown, Texas tennis star and new Paramount film discovery. They were at the Hollywood Tropic.. . - - Joan Davis, Milton Berle and his mother were a threesome at the Trouville. . . . Hear that Monte Blue will tour the country in behalf at naf lorud Aatona»

CLUB CALENDAR •eclaty Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phonea 1000 — 1001 Saturday Presbyterian Church Rummage Sab-, R.-ppert Building. Cor. 2nd, and .Madison Hts. All Day Mission Hand Special Thank Offering Services, Evangell al Chart h 3 pm. Monday Delta Theta Tau. Elks Home. 7 P tn Pythian Slaters Temple Meeting. K of P. Home, 7 3o p. m. R.-shart h Club. Mrs. O. H Hau hold, 2:10 p m. Tuesday Tri Kappa Holler Skating Party. I Sun Set Park. 7 15 p m. Adams County Farm Bureau. ( Ele.tjon School House, Three Miles South of Monroe, 7 so p m. Psi lota XI. Mrs. George Thomas. ‘ 7 3o p m i nouneed a public party at the home November 21 at eight-thirty o'clock. Chairmen were appointed for the l .inqitets to !»• held Novemlier 15. 25 and 27. The nest regular meeting will be held Wednoaday evening. November N. All coworkers are asked to note the change of date. Mrs. Annis Chronister has returned from Huntington after a visit with her son in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Merriman C E Ibdthouse left this afternoon for South Bend where he will meet Mrs. Holthou-» and attend the banquet and dance of the Delta Theta Tau province convention In laisalle hotel. James McGlaaghlln of Camp Davis, North Carolina visited here with Mr and Mrs Grant Fry and daughter Wanda Thursday Pvt. MeGlauzhlln and Miss Fry went to lainsing. Michigan for a visit with the former's parents. Mrs, Reed Riley of Pleasant Mills shopped in Decatur Friday. M'-s Lillie Teeple of Blue Creek township visited here yesterday Mr- Jak» Hoffman of near Salem was among the Friday visitors in Decatur. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Schnepp of Fort Wayne are visiting here, where they wore called by the death of the former's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kn-lacher Mr and Mrs. Grant Fry left today for Lansing for a weekend visit with friends. Mrs. Kenneth Flittner left today for South Bend, where she Is a delegate from the local chapter of Delta Theta Tau to the convention of Beta province. Others from here who accompanied her were Mrs. Al Schneider. Miss Mildred Acker and Mrs. Leland Smith. The convention Is In session oday and Sunday Mrs Gordon Olson of Richmond Marian Martin Pattern & ? m i />#■ ' "4/ ■* p l i / I \\ \ * 9765/ / I J W Pattern #765 may be ordered only In women's sizes -34. 56. M, 4A 42. 44, 46 and 4«. Size 36 requires 2\ yards 54 Inch fabric. To get this patterns send FIFTEEN CENTS to Decatur Dally Democrat's Pattern Department. 309 W. Jackson Blvd.. Chicago, 111. Send an eztra TEN CENT# for our 1941-42 Pattern Book. Smart newseason styles for every age - and a FREE Glove and Belt Pattern.

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Biddy Goes to Work Early jrnik I ro ' ’IB >“ ti i - O- I’ M i -O' 11 \ (BL— fajJßk *. America will need millions of eggs this winter, as part of the "dei ftnse food* production. Xathlyn Hines, pretty 4-H club girl, shows biddy that soldier hours will be expected. Many poultry producers follow this practice of turning on electric lights in laying houses early In the morning during winter months. The practice compensates for the fewer boun as daylight and give# hens ■ full day of eating and laying. 4

was di<tniss<*d from the Adams county memorial hospital to the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zimmerman. Mrs Olson is recii|M*ratlng from a major operation and Is reported as porgresslng satisfactorily Mr. and Mr*. Robert Moser of Uirralne. Ohio will arrive hen* today to visit relative* and friends over the weekend A portion of the new address of Cornelius Nchirack was omitted in Friday's issue of the Democrat. The correct address should have been Pvt. F C. Cornelius Ncblrack. Co A. 301 Q. M. Batt.. Army P O. Fort Bragg. N. C. o — — — MX AL MEN TO CONTINUED FIUIM PAOB ONRt group* in the Hoosier state In all. approximately 300 persons are expected to make up the Hoosier delegation attending th-- launching ceremonies. Immediately after the Inunching ceremonies, the party will tour the Newport News shipyard- and then dine at Hotel t'iiainle rlaln in Old Point Comfort. Virginia. Luncheon speakers include secretary of the navy Knox. Governor Price. Governor Kehrlcker. and several navy officials The luncheon will be followed by a tour of Hampton Roads on the Steamer Virginia from which the Hoosier party will view the aceno of the battle between the Monitor and the Merrimac and othi r historic points of Interest. 0 I CLAIM BRITISH CONTINUED FKOW FAOK ONR York for repairs last March. The date of her return to service wasn't announced 1 The Malaya Is one of the older British battleship* She went Into service hi March. 1915. but has I been given repeated overhauling'

■ — Refitted, Goes Back to Wars ’ I IX I ** iHBLi OmL *♦ f&SULriHi*'** * **' ■ •‘"~~**H -< * •' - .** •*J“ *' "' ' ■ ~ *••'“ . ■ After being refitted in the United States, the British battleship H. M 8. Malaya steams out of New York harbor under an escort of tugs The picture was released b/ the British naval attaches ia Washington.

and modernizing. The ship carries a normal complement of about 1,500 officers and men RAILWAY UNION (CONTINUED FK«»M PAOW ONE) Interrupted prodin tlon of ammunl-1 Hon containers. The unions were granted a 7’b cent hourly wage Increase. Al Detroit, associate OPM dlrec lor Idney Hillman told AFL union leaders that jurisdictional disputes and membership raids hampered the defense program and threatened "the very existence of free lalxtr." SPECIAL JAPAN (CONTINUED PHOM FSOK ONE! fieulties which have Ijeen discussed for months in •exploratory” conversations le-tween Hull and Nie muni Those conversation* made some progress hut bad reached a point where failure appeared imminent when the new Tojo cabinet 1 dispatched Kurusu Those in a position to know Kurusu's Instructions gave the Impression that Japan Is now prepared to make more concessions than Nomura was authorized to offer. The American position In principle Is unchanged It was expected that the American negotiators would use every effort to convince Japan that it would be in her best Interest* to accept the American Views. o ■ ---- Loss Os Life On Ark Royal Slight Liverpool. England Nor 15 First Lord of the admiralty A. A'. Alexander said today that he had received a message from the admiralty. subject to confirmation, that the ’’los* of life on the Ark | Royal will not be more than two or I three men."

I | Attendance Report Os County Schools The aitendnnci- In the county schools uversgee iibout ibv eum>as lor the first month. Only omschool h»s suffered materially fiom sickness. Jefferson has had an epidemic, or near It. of whooping cough that cut down th* average attendume In the lower grudes there a number of points. Attendsine honors lor the month go to the Drbolt school In Washington township. Msi guret Poling, t*. m h er, with only om- day's überncr m a school of 19. soil to the primary room of th* Zion parochial scbool. Filerla Bum k. tea* her, with only on*- day » absence In a mom of 13 children Oth*rs who reported! 99'i or more are Lmder Reynold*. 1 ami Mary H< hlaavnhauf. Linn . Grove. Veda 4'rlat mid Mary Pot'a. Muensterberg. Alli v Mlckaels. i Sprung--, Rosmiioml Gould. Win ihmiter. Harry Johnson and Evan * * geiin*- Hti-*'le, Pleasant Milla, anil 1 In the parochial schools. Hud<il|>h Htolp, St. Paul's. W. E Tffelinaii anil Marvin Meyer, Nt. John s and Bernhard Nchults. lin man ml A rapid ch* < k Indicates about I 6SO days' absence for sickness and a limit 625 for work about 372 of which was In the seven high schools. A definite >'ffort has been made to prevent avoidable absences and w*- lio|» some progress has been made Thia end can be I* allied only with the coupe ration <>f parents mid tern hers with the attendance officer. The first column shows enrollment and the second percentage of atlendam e Blue Creek Township Vera Owens 41 »s 2 Lulu t'hii k.ideiiiue 46 9s 3 Nellla CopPess . 3!» SR.I la-la Wittwr 19 9*4 French Township Beatrice Welling 37 96 9 Agnes Cramer . 23 9s 9 Doris For 17 95.3 Pearl Glendeiiliig 23 9* 4 Lamar Nho* maker 25 9s a Hartford Township Raaaell Nteiner. Principal h7 9s 6 Russell Ntelner 3.5 9S 6 Edna Oletidenlng 30 9s a Beulah Augsburger 19 9* <• Lester Reynolds . 22 99 I Mary NchUgenlimif 22 99 2 Jefferson Township It F Ringham. principal 56 96 o Snr* na .Marbeiikt- 33 96 I Ray Duff 26 '.'7 o Helen Kenney 30 90.9 Madeline Nteinbrunner 35 s# I Kirkland Township - HmiMl Foley, principal 9M 915 •' Robert Brown 22 9s 7 * Thomas Adler . 27 96.3 i Irene Kirschner 24 9so Mabie Marshall 19 !«s s Raymond VanEmoti 25 97 0 Monroe Township ('harltw M Hinton Prin. 134 9s s (First size Weeks) Ezra Knyder 21 97 6 j Leo Btrahm 35 9s j Mmgllelitc L- Wellen 30 9*5 Vera Teeter 29 95 7 Magdalena Johnson 2S 9*6 Veda Crist 30 99 2 Mary Potts 22 99 5 Myron Lehman 25 07.7 Helen Inniger 26 93 2 Alice Mn liaels 23 99 o Esther Hlrschey 27 97.0 Rosamond Gould 22 99 2 Preble Township R M Houck 31 ON I William Griffiths No report Piirmhiai Rudolph Slolp 52 99 0 ! H F Nielsen 31 #7 6

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Youth Slays Sweetheart, 15 ! J ** J nl I JI i I H I HL/ * • George Hlodgit Stella Bruplnskl After Insisting for eight hours that the shooting was accidental, George Bbalglt, 21. a Boston plumber, admitted, police said, that he fatally shot his 15-year-old high achriol sweetheart. Stella Krupin* Ok , ta a climax t» a quarrel over her (latmg another youth. The tody of the girt Waa found in Blodgit's ruvia.

Frieda Bum k 13 !«!•«'. W E Cffehnan 3N 99.0 Marvin Meyer 3* 99 3 Root Townsh(p Crate B(-( k principal »6 96 1 j Crate ll* ( k 14 97 9 i Crate B* ( k 21 94 4 I Elizabeth Cram* r 35 99 6 Marcella N* hery 23 99 * ! Marie Aleman 33 99 3 I M A Greunke 30 9* s I St. Mary’s Townshrp (Hen Marsh, prlaclpal 12« #3 1 (Ren Marsh 33 9*6 Harry Johnson 24 97 3 Edllli Ntolz 32 97.* Kvangcline Hleele 26 96 5| Elmer Ehrsam 27 9* I Myrtle Clemente 23 #7 3 Union Townsh*p Vera Van Buskirk 40 97 9 B* rnl* •• Masters 3o 9* 6 Wilma Andrews 26 #7 1 Bi-rnhard Rebuilt 4* 99 .1 Washington Township Madeline Spahr 26 9* 5 Margaret Poling 19 99 7 E«ta Fleming 2* 96 5 Wabash Township Ramon Hunt, principal 133 96 9 Eldon Sprunger 4* 95 5 I Harold l<ong 41 9t’> 6 . Goldine Butcher 49 97 7 I Ember Greene |u 97 Elizabeth Kroner 39 9* » Biaiu he Shepherd 35 '•* 7 Ramona Klopfenstein 15 9i’. 0 Catherine Fravtd 47 #7 2 o Adams County Memorial Hospital Dismissed Ada Walter*. In-, a . tur; John Gaskill. Dixon. Ohio; James Fleming. N Eighth streel Mrs. Ivan Martin. Bryant, Mrs. Gordon Olmn Richmond <> SCHOOL HOLDS (CONTtNt'tCD FKitM t-*i>K OIMRt which refreshments were served The next regular meeting will be I held Deeember 12 o ; Britain Reports Four Italian Destroyers Lost Liverpool, England Nov 15 Il’Pl First lord of the admiralty I Albert V Alexander said • «lay t!i.r I four Italian destroyer- w.-r** sunk one damaged and that lo supply i ship, ware d-stroy-<| a we.k ago I when a British light inv.it squad ' run went Inti* action aa.rnst merg Ing Italian convoy, south of Tat a ti to. (»

! RISSIA HIRLS BACK ‘fONTINUKII PHOM r*r»K ONUI offenxiVe have been frustrated Crimea German* suffered heavy loexe* In attempt* to pellet rat i Kerch defenses; ICnxolati xea fori ex I and planes balked > ffurt to flank i Kei< h Illi' x Nazi tank <■ i.r kfailed to breach Sevaslopid line-. 1 Murmansk Germane thrown | back several mile* to Western bank of river "K":’ Hussion- recapture h- ight ”N" anil hold II despite counter attack* in which German* hail !nm casualties o Announces Purchase Os liaugk Building ■ III* III* i <w Frank McConnell ba* announced the purchase of the llaugk build ink on Madison street, between I Second and Third *treet» The i bulldlnx I* occupied by the I'hll L ‘ Macklin * Son* auto sale*. 21 ‘ room* on the xecond floor and a 1 •katlng rink The room on the alley, formerly occupied by the Madiaon theater. I* now vacant. 0 ♦ • PREBLE NEWS Mr and Mr* Victor llieberick and «on Kenneth Gene of Hoagland xpent a»t Sunday with Mr. and Mra. George Bultemeler and daughter Helen. Mra. Otto Koenneman. Mra. Wil- ' Ham Llnnemeier. Mr*. Katherine Llnnemoier and Mra George llultemeter attended the ladles old Wed- _

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