Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 128, Decatur, Adams County, 29 May 1942 — Page 3

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CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phone* 1000 — 1001 Friday Philo Claas, .Mr. and Mr*. Woodeon Ogg. 7:30 p. in. Children'* Day Practice, Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church, 2 p. m. Red Crow Production Center. American Legion Home, 1 to 4:30 Home Hygiene Claim, Lincoln School, 7 p. m. Monday Adam* County Chorus. 121 North Third Street. 1:30 p m. Pythian Slaters Temple Meeting, K. of P. Home, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday •C. L. of C.. K C. Hall, 7:30 p. m. Dutiful Daughter* Class, Mr*. Brice Roop. 7:30 p. m. Delta Theta Tau Business Meeting. Mias Margaret Holthouse, 8 p. in. Kirkland W C. T. V. and Flower Mission Day, Mrs. WlMiam Ehrman 1:30 p. ni. 'W. C. T. U. Ixx-al Institute and Flower .Mission. First United Brethren Church 10 a. in Tri Kappa Picnic. Shelter House Hanos-Nuttman Park. 6:30 p. in. Wednesday ■2sc Plate Supper. Zion Lutheran Church. 5 to 7 p. m Red Cross Sewing Project, Lagion Home, 1 to 4 p. m. Thursday Pleasant Dale latdies* Aid Society, .Mr*. Albert (lelsel, A'l Day. Miisionary Guest Tea and Musical*. First Preabyterlan Church, 2:30 p m. Catholic high school and St. Joseph hospital school of nursing. Fort Wayne and has been employed on the staff of the Adam* county memorial hospital. The groom, also a graduate of D. C H. S., is employed at the General Electric company here. PYTHIAN SISTERS TO INITIATE MONDAY All Pythian Bisters are reminded of initiation, which will be conducted Monday evening at the regular meeting. All member* of the staff are asked to >be present. Mrs. Anthony Bonfiglio Is the candidate for whom the services will be held The Cat hoi i< 1 Julies of Columbia will hold the regular meeting at the K. of C. hall Tuesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock. The Pleasant Dale ladies aid will meet with Mrs- Albert Geisel in un ail-day meeting Thursday. MRS. JAMES BORDERS IS HOSTESS TO GROUP .Mrs. James Borders, assisted by Mr*. Harry Grube, was hostess to the Philalethean circle of tne Zion Evangelical and Reformed church last evening, with ten members present. , Mis* Eleanor Reppert was the leader, using a* her subject. "The leavening influence of the Gospel." Refreshment* were enjoyed during the social hour. FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE MEETING The Friendship Circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church met last evening at the home of money when you borrow! The z«tna Life Insurtnce Company’s Farm Loan plyn turns over every cent of your loan to you. There are no deducnotM for a commission, for appraising for tide examination, or for the application. jdg *• 'The Suttles-Edwards Co. (orrettpondenU Niblick Bldg. Phon* 358

Staff Sgt I Stafl Sgt Gerald V. Eady, son ot Mt. and Mrs. Enoch Eady of thi*_clty. is stationed at Mortis FidM. Charlotte. North Carolina with the 40th Mat. Sqd., 29th A.B. Group. He left for service in May. 1939 as an airplant mechanic. Mr*. Robert Thompson on North Second street. A short business meeting was held, after which Mrs. Robert Aeschliman presented the study topic and conducted an interesting program. During the social hour, refreshment* were enjoyed. UNION TOWNSHIP CLUB MEETING HELD Member* of the Union township home economics club and two i guest* enjoyed the hospitality of Mr*. Rolland Grote when the clt»b met Wednesday afternoon. Mr*. Forrest Walter* called the meeting to order and presided over the business meeting. An interesting lesson was presented by the leader*. Mm. Hugh Nidllnger and Mr*. Erma Rabbit. During a social hour, lovely refreshment* were served by the hostess, assisted by Mr*. J. C. Barkley and Charles McKown. WORK AND WIN CLASS MEETS The Work and Win class of the Nuttinan Avenue United Brethren Sunday school met at the ’.tome of Mrs. «asn Diehl recently. After the routine opening, prayer was said by Mr*. Edith Terrell and scripture read by Mr*. Pearl Reed. An Interesting program of reading* was enjoyed and a puzzle presented to the group, with MrsEngle as the winner. Mr*. Grace Foor gave the closing prayer. Refreshment* were served by the hostess. FLOWER MISSION AND INSTITUTE The Women's Christian Temperance Union will have an all day meeting at the First United Brethren church Tuesday, at which time a local institute will be held and flower mission day observed. All members, guests and others are asked to send or bring flower* to the meeting. The flower* wMI, later in the day. be taken to the sick and the shut-in. The meeting will open at 10 o’clock in the morning with devotion* by Mr*. G T. Rosselot followed by an address of welcome anl appointments of committee* by the local president. Mr*. Delton Pawwater. The business session, round table discussion and special music will be followed with a talk by Rev. Carey M«»»er of the Baptist church, "How can we best make effective the spiritual appeal to the men in service.” At noon a carry-in luncheon will be served, following which the afternoon session will lie held with Mr*. John Floyd of Monroe giving devotions and Mr*. Passwater speaking on "Flower mission •work" A solo. "Rose of Sharon" wIH be •sung by Mrs. Ben F. Shroyer, with the closing prayer by Mr*. C. E. Hocker. . ■ ■ o ARRIVALS Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Myer* are the parents of a baby daughter, born at their residence Wednesday morning at 2:ls o'clock. Shi weighed ten and one quarter pounds and her name is Doris Marie. Mr- and Mrs. Charles Mills of Mercer avenue are the parents of a baby boy. born at the Adams county memorial hospital this morning at 1150 o'clock. He weighed seven pound* and one half ounce. His name is James I. ■ 1 ■ O 1 ' '""" PHYSICALFITNESS (Continued From Page 1> such injuries. Mr. Bormann also * tresses the fact that in event of an emergency ao civilian defense member could work individually, but that ail member* would be under supervision of the U. 8 army. Bob Shraluka of the Daily Democrat staff was named publicity director of the council - — AgrMatve fighting for the right is the greatest sport the world knows.—SooaovslL

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g FROM ffl' MEN .ffl M in W Service Pvt. Lore* Lehman and Pvt Robert Meyer*, who were in the last j contingent to leave Adams iounty, through aelectlve service, visited here today'on a furlough from Fort Benjamin Harrison. Pvt. George Hunter hat been transferred from Jefferson Barrack*. Mo, to Hq. and Hq. Sqd. 33rd. Air Base Group, Grenier Field. New Hampshire. Pvt. Harry B. Drake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dorwln Drake of route three, Decatur, will be graduated June 1 as a qualified air plane mechanic from a 19-week course at Keesler Field. Miw. Dale Edward Mankey, son of Harve Mankey, is home on a 12-<lay leave. He enlisted in the naval reserve on April 12, 1942 and upon returning to service June 3 he will be stationed at Navy Pier, Chicago. where he will go to an aviation machinist mate schoolPvt. Bill McMillen is home on furlough from Fort Knox, Ky. iLieut. C. M. Prugh. chaplain, arrived home last evening for a short visit with hi* wife and daughter* en route from Fort Dix, New Jersey to hi* new station at Camp Shelby. Mississippi. Lieu*. Prugh will report for duty Tuesday morning, leaving Decatur Sunday noon. Electrician first class Earl "Boots" Rex of the Navy is visiting here on a short furlough. He lx stationed at Norfolk. Va. REPORT HITLER (Continued From Fags 1) reported" "Last night in the Izyum-Barven-kova direction our troop* engaged in stubborn battle* with enemy tanks and infantry. In other sector* , there was nothing of importance.” A special dispatch «ald flxhtlny continued day and night. Along the general Kharkov front the German* were counter attacking at many point* and clinging desperately to their Isolated pocket* of resistance In other*, whore the Red army continued its persistent forward drive*. It told of the beating back with ' heavy losses of successive enemy counter-attacks, none of which regained for the German* any of the territory they had lost. Official dispatches and the mid- 1 night communique noted naw out-' break* of fighting on the Kalinin front 100 mile* northwest of Moscow and farther north toward Lun-, ingrad. 0 Herd Improvement Report Announced The May report of the Adam* county dairy herd improvement association show* 26 herd*, totaling 317 cow* participating The herd of Guy T. Shoemaker took test honor* with an average test of 5.9. Cows owned by Dale D. Moses and son and C. J. Korte, held high place with 5.3 percent initterfat teat The association average was 37.1 pound* butterfat. 876 pound* of mHk and test 4 2 percent.

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At Fort Ben ll A n R Pvt. Arthur Gerald Feller is the «on of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Feller. He is stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis, where he I* taking mechanic's |raiitlng. REPORT NO. 2 (Continued From Fags 1) single family- were shot to death at Rotkltzan. near Pilsen, for "concealing person* known to be engaged in activities against the Reich." 'Two of the victim* were women and one was a youth of 17. Although the gestapo busily rounded up victim*. Czech spokenmen here said there had been no claimants to the 10.000,000 crown ($235,000) award for Information of Heydrich'* assassin*. Heydrich was struck by bullets fired by two men from automatic rifle* a* he drove along a Prague street, and hi* assailants fled on bicycles. Dr. Ferdinand Sauerbruch. one of Germany's best known surgeons, removed three bullet* from "the hangman's" spine and spinal column In a delicate operation, a «wl»s dispatch said. 1,250 MEXICAN BEET (Continued From Psge 1) farm lalmr. they will be called on In many Instance* to assist In the cultivation and harvest of crops, replacing many who have been called to military service. — — -o Moose To Initiate Candidates Tuesday Adams l-odge No 1311, Loyal Or--1 der of Moose will initiate a class of candidates Tuesday nighty during the regular meeting beginning a’ 3 p. m. Refreshment* will be served following the Initiation. o Church Board Will Meet This Evening There will be a meeting of the i Imard of elders of the local Pres--1 byterian church tonight. This I* the regular monthly meeting and all ’ elder* are requested to be present. ; The meeting will commence at 1 7:30. ———•—■" o """ " Village Cop* Get Police Pups Cleveland — (UP)—Th* newest menMter* of neartiy Westlake Village'* police department are three German shepherd puppies, appropriately named Victory. Defense and Liberty. The pupplies are undergoing rigorous training to be used by police on guard duty. 'Peace is the happy, natural state of man; war Is corruption, hi* disgrace. Thomson. ■Patriotism knows nePh»r latitude nor longitude. It is not climatic. Btorr*.

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Rotary Club Hears Member From Chile Agustin Turner Is Speaker Thursday Agustin Turner, prominent Rotarian from Valparaiso. Chile, delivered an interesting discourse on Chile and other Latin-American countries and their relation* with the United States at the weekly meeting of the Decatur Rotary club Thursday evening at the K. of Phome. The speaker, who has been in Y. M. C- A. work in Chile since 1915, told of the vast difference in living conditions and labor status in Chile a* compared to the United State*. Mr. Turner pointed to the va»t raw resources for material in the Latin-American countries, now *0 sorely needed by this nation, but which were no- developed in previous year* because of trade barI Her*. Routh Americans, he said, want democracy to survive, there is little sympathy in those countries for Nazism or Fascfaam. The nation* of North and Mouth America mu*t •tand together after the world conflict to insure a world peace which will make for better standard* of living throughout the world, the Chilean Rotarian said in clo*ing. 'W. C Rastettor. Jr., of Fort Wayne, district Rotary governor, and Rev. George Lozier, Paul Brandylberry and Carey T. Moser, all of this city, were special guests at the meeting. Cal E. Peterson ■ was chairman of the urogram. ■WONALS Mrs. Ivan Stucky and sons Ronald and Marvin went to Fort Wayne thi* morning where they looked after (business tor several hour*. Mr. and Mr*. Woodson Ogg. daughter Ellafaye and son Dick, attended the commencement ezerelse* at Rockford. Ohio, last evening. Burl Giheon was a member of the graduating class. They also visited at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Harry Rowland. Mis* Vera Bauer Is spending a few day* with Mis* Dorothea Fioh napfel at Chicago. Mr*. Dick Heller and zonz Dick and Jack of Rensselaer will arrive here this evening to spend the holiday with relatives and friend*. Little Jimmie Ahr, son of Mr and Mrs. Fred Ahr. I* suffering with a severe case of poison ivy. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lee will spend Bautrday and Runday In New Richmond. Ohio visiting wl'h Mr*. Harry Fernthell and family. Mr and Mr*. Carl Mies, Dr. and Mr*. G. J. Kohne and Mr. and Mr*. Carl Gerber will spend Hunday in Cincinnati. Ohio. Mr. and Mr*. James Murphy, daughter Charlene and son Bobby will leave Monday for Hartford City where they will make their home Mr- Murphy i* manager of the Western Union telegraph company in that city. Mr and Mr*. Victor H. Eicher and daughter, Roberta, and Mis* Polly Mellck left at noon today for St. Louis. Mo., to visit with Mrs. Eicher* parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Lewi*. Miss Jean tiluaher I* one of the new employe* at the Rhoades grocery store. 'Mr*. Louis Stephen of Lo* Angeles, Calif., visited in Decatur yesterday. Mr* William Moeller and Mr*. Charles Schintker of New Haven were Decatur visitor* Thursday. Mr and Mr*. H. N. Shroil and granddaughter Jane will leave this evening for Eaton. Ohio to *pend the holiday with their son in-law. daughter and grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woifrey and Michael. Miss Carrol Gene Arniftrong of Portland visited here Thursday. Mis* Neva Cuok and Don* DeArmond of Monroe shopped here yesterday. Mr*. Willard Markley and Mr*. W D. Howell of Bluffton were in Decatur on business Thursday. ■Mr*. Robert Sovine of route 5 wa« among yesterday's shopper*. Mr and Mr*. Jesse C Sutton and r CHEN YU iMf -LaEtiag Nail Lacquer Tbi* i* dw wew liMt t)ST« oaab! *• km* wwteows <inpp>a(' Tweety breetb-aakiwg orieaul *k*d*< l< '• ax n **»»« ■warwwrwsil* wsartr *o lowly a* Chew Yewdi «d»d«s. B. J. Smith Drug Co.

children Suzanne and Stephan and Mr*. Isabel Sutton will leave thia evening for Akron, Ohio where they will enjoy the holiday with Mr. and Mr*. Murray Sutton and family. Mr*. Earl Smith yesterday resigned her position on the staff of the Adam* county memorial hospital and Is now at home In the Baryton apartment*. Vau Wert.

I’ ÜBL I C SA L E I. the undersigned, will sell at public sale, at my farm located 1 mile Northeast of Woodburn. Ind. 5 mil. South west ot Antwerp. Ohio on State Road 24 and 1 mile South just acrosr th* Wabash R R.. on TUESDAY. JUNE 2, 1942 Commencing ct 1 P. M. War Time 41 _ HEAD OF CATTLE - 41 Jersey cow 5 yrs. old call by side: Jersey cow 5 yr* old. calf by side: Holstein cow yr*, old. calf by aide; Holstein cow 2H yr* old. calf by side; Guernsey cow 3 yr*, old. <-alf by side: Swis* Guernsey cow 2 yr* old calf by side; Roan Shorthorn cow 2 yr*, old. calf by side: Swiss Jersey cow 2 yr* old. calf by side; Holstein cow 7 yr* old. call by side; Durham cow 7 yr*, old, calf by side. Black Heifei to freshen in June: Shorthorn heifer to freshen in June; Shorthorn heifer to freshen In June; Thoroughbred Brown Swiss Bull 14 month* old: Durham Bull 18 month* old; 9 head of Calves from 6 to 14 month* old. 55 — HOGS — 55 Chester White sow with 9 pigs; Hampshire sow with 9 pigs; Hampshire mow bred May 5; Berkshire sow bred May 8; Biirkshlrr sow bred .May 9; Registered Hampshire Bom I yeai old. 9 Shout weighing 50 to 125 lbs.; 23 Sboats weighing 40 to 60 R>*. TERMS CASH. No property to In removed until settled for EDWARD MOSER, Owner Don Gorrell, Irven Doehrman. Auct*. Ezra Steiner, Clerk 1 WHITE -A- Your homo will smile with joy. and tolor< so will you. when this fine paint puts its bpqutilul. long-lasting, pro- A A ■ , * tective coat against the weather. Y| Painter* endorse Endurance — it * goes farther, covers better, _JJL' - .. 1. .fii dWWMAAMWWMMWMWWWWWWMAAMWtAAAAAAAW Facts About Building Restrictions Permissible Construction 1— Hesidcntial ConMruction coslinz le** than SSOO. such as xarage*. porches and the like, in any 12- J month period. 1 2— Agricultural Construction for farm service buildings costing less than 81.008. .I—Maintenance and repairs, without 1 * change of design have no restrict inns. I—Reconstruction or restoration of residential construction damaL«*d by fire, tornado, etc. No restrictions provided design is not change*.. 5— Commercial, industrial and similat const ruction costing S.'»JHHI or less. 6— Const rue twin which started before April 9 may he completed. For Further Information, Phone or Consult Ca. Decatur Lumber Co Jefferson St. Phone 253

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Mr*. Smith until her recent marriage was Mis* Elva Anspaugh. Singapore Evacuee* Reunited Oakland. Cal.. Arthur Grscey had a reunion with his wife and »ix-moMhs-old son here recently. When they evacuated Singapore six months ago. they circled the globe in opposite directions.