Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 70, Decatur, Adams County, 23 March 1943 — Page 3

lA y MARCH 23. 1943.

PSOCIETY

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CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Phones 1000 — 1001 Tuesday Rebekah Jaidge. I. (). O. F. Hall, 7:3ti p. m. Civice Section, f'ity Ila!!, 7:30 p. m. W. 8. C. 8. Adams County Group Meeting, First Methodist Church. Wednesday Officers of Eastern Star Practice, Masonic Hall, 7 p. in. St. Jude Study Hall, 7:30 p. m. Red Cross Sowing Unit, American Legion Home, 1 to 4:30 p. m. Church Mothers Study Club, Methodist Church, 8:30 p m. Historical Club, Mrs. Leota Beery, 2:30 P m. Shakespeare Club, Mrs. C. I). Teeple, 2:30 p. m. St. Paul laidice* Aid Society. All Day Meeting. Mrs. Byron Reber, 9:30 a. m. Thursday Delta Theta Tan. Elks Home, 1 p. m. Eastern Star Meeting. Masonic Hull, 7 p. m Public Installation Eastern Star, Masonic Hall, ft p. tn. Ruralistic Study Club. Mrs. Victor Ulman. 8 p. m Ruth and Naomi Circle. Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church, 2 p. m. Phitalethean Circle, Mrs. M. F; Worthman. fl p. m. Bethany Circle. Mrs. A Brushwilier, 8 p. m. Friendship Circle. Mrs. Homer liarton. 8 p m. Friday Adams County Federation of Clubs Closing Luncheon, Xrn E. W Buache. 1 p. tn. Auxiliary. American Legion Home. 7:30 p. n>. Red Crone Knitting. American Legion lE>me, 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. Monoxy 7*ythlan Slaters, K. of P Home. 7:30 p. m. , E. W. Busche near Monroe. During the buaimas meeting, officers for the new year will be selected and reports will be heard from all federated clubs of the county. Those not having transportation are coked to call Mm. George S<|iiie.r. The committee in charge of the meeting includes the hostess, Mrs Busche. and Mrs. Milo Black. Mm. Arthur Suttles. Mm. la-mard Hayloiw. Mrs. Charles Knapp and Mrs. George Rents. A good attendance is requested. MRS. RICHARD DEININGER IS HONORED WITH PARTY Members of the So Cha I’.ea club gathered last night at the home of Mrs. Richard Ehinger on North Third street to honor Mm. Richatd Delninger. whose marriage occurred March 6. with a shower and bridge party. At aeven-thirly o'clock tables were formed for bridge and after several games, prices were won by Mm. Clyde Butler and Mrs. 1-aw rente Beal. The prises attractively wrapped and tied with pink and hlue ribbons, were prirented to the

With Navy BESSET Earl Mounsey, 8. F 3/c. Is assigned to Amphibious Training Base, Barr. 8, Little Creek, Va. He entered service lii November. 1942. Ills wife resides at lid North Sixteenth street. guests of honor. Mm. Delninger waa then given a gift from the club members. Refreshments were nerved at small tables with a color scheme of I pink and blue. Mm. William Murtaugh and Mrs. Walter Gilliom were gueste other than members. Mm. Beal and Miss Ann Murtaugh, who at present are inactive members. were also In attendance. PETER KIRSCH HAS 80TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. anti Mrs Ben F Shroyer entertained at dinner Just evening at their home on North Second street complimenting the latter'a unde, peter Eiru h. well known Decatur reoJfient, who yesterday marked his s<»th birthday anniversary. Table decorations included a white cake with rink trimming as well as white lighted tap*m. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Kirsch and daughter Lydia. Edgar and Robert Mutschler and the host and hostess. THE ARDEN SHILLINGS ARE HONORED WITH SHOWER Memltem of th>- Plenoant View Baptist church, neighbors and frit tide assembled recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M-wis Shilling of route 5. to honor their non and daughter-ln-iaw. Mr. and Mrs. Arden Shilling with a party and ahowt-r. The couple, whose marriage occurred recently, were given many attractive gifts. Games were enjoyed during the evening. Present were, other than those mentioned. Rev. and Mrs. Richard Fitch, Mr. and Mm. Clayton Him>SI.ENDERIZING PRESS /Til’ ">■ • f \ I'l l a / • J7 Jr I /•P 7 £ 7. € Ar * * * u Ak f1 /fcMl 4-J ” 55 A 11Marian Martin It jfs slenderising style you want, choose this dr<»i to sew next! Designed by Marian Mar tin. Pattern 9355 has long, vertical lines that make extra inches seem to vanish. The back is princess styls; the well-shaped front bodice sections may be highlighted in gay contrast. Pattern 9355 may be ordered only In women's sixes 34. 3d. 38. M. 42. 44. 4fi and 48. Site 3« requires 3% yards 35-lnch fabric. Berd tILTEEN CENTS in coins for thin Martan Martin pattern Writs plainly SIZE. NAME. ADDRESS. STYLS NUMBER. Send TEN CENTS extra for our Spring Pattern Book —a whole collection at economical wartime “SSd your order to Dully Democrat Patters Department H 4 W. Randolph Street Chicago. IUBecause of the stowneaa of the mails delivery of our patterns may take a fov days teaser than uaul-

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Pvt. Harry H. Llechty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Llechty, ha« been advanced to the rank of corporal. with Co. C. Barracks 7, 53rd General Hospital. Fort Benning. Oa„ where he is stati tied. Pvt. Justus Angsbnrger, who was recently transferred to Bloomington. 111., has returned to his camp after visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Menno Augsbitrger. Pvt. Everett Neuenschwander, Jr., who sp« nt 10 days on furlough, visiting with his wife and other relatives, has returned to Camp BluPding. Flu. Ills wife accompoj:-'' ied him as far iw Cincinnati. O. 1 Pvt. Clinton Llechty is now assigned to the f Hawing address: ' Sec. Ifi. S<|. D-. fist College Tng. I D#pt. (Airytewt. Shawnee, Okla. T>.r address of Pvt Albert Agler AFEREAAWP . Rm. 629. Hotel USalle. South Bend. Ind. Pvt. Gerald V. Smith is now station*! with Co. H., 11th Inf.. C. T-, Camp Battle. New Bern, N. C. Corp. Ornell Sprunger has been assigned to 82 Station Hoslpital, Fort L wls. Wash. The new adlress of Pvt. James Von Guillen Is 401 Tng. Fr. Flight Y 4. A.A.F.TT.C.. Miami Beach, Fla. Pte. Rolx-rt McKean, sen of Mrs. Sam Nussbaum, has been advanced to that rank with Embry Riddle School, 12 43 A.N.C. 5 8 Miami. Fla. Assignments of Adame county I men out of the induction center at Cjmp Perry. Ohio, Include the following: to Camp Wolters, Texas— Melvin Tlnkham. Monroe; Kenneth L. Human, Gilbert W. Macke, James R. Colter, Harold Augnait. all of Decatur; Leonard Mndls of Monroe, Janice M. Spears of Geneva. MJ* ron Haggard of Monroe. Billy O. Emick. Berne; Paul Burgees. Ge-n-‘va. To Fort Eustis, Va -John O. Teeple. Geneva; Johnnie G. Waitke. Decatur. To Camp J. T. Robinson Spencer Andrews, Decatur; Roger Christener, Monroe; Donald Hurman, Cecil Harvey. Raymond Johnson. Richard IJnn, Kenneth Warman, EAward Dolfe. all of Decatur; Earl W. Meyer of Linn ' Grove. To Fort Belvoir, Vn. Har-! ry Wilkinson. Decatur. To Camp Ix'e. Va. Ix-wls Schnepp, Decatur. I Sec. Lieut. Ruth M. Schwartx. former night supervisor at the Adanw county memorial hospital, has written from Ismisville. Ky.. to say that she Is “In the army now” Lieut. Schwarts left Saturday after enlisting sometime ago in the army nurses' corps. She is assigned to the Nicholas General Hospital at Ixmisville and Is a member of a staff of 66 nurses. Her address is: 2nd Lieut. Ruth E. S<-hwartz. A. N. (’., Nurses' Quarters No. 2. Nichols General Hospital. Ismioville, Ky. Pvt. Lynn Llechty, son of Mr. Qnd .Mrs. Oswald Llechty; Pvt. ! Robert Fluecklger. son of Mr. and Mm. Carl Fluecklger; Pvt. Herman Habegger, sop of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haltegger and Pvt. Kenyon Nussbaum, son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Nussbaum, all of whom entered active army service on March 1«. have returned to Camp Perry, Ohio to await assignments after being home on short leaves. The address of Pvt Robert Ahr is: 404 Service Sqd.. A. A. B. Blyth Bk*. 3, Blyth. California. Pfc Alton 8. Railing, son of Mr. and Mm. Forrest Railing of route six, Decatur, has been graduated from the parent radio school of the air forces technical training command at Scott Field, 111., sever. Mr., and Mrs. Clyde Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Stephens and family. Mrv John Hoover and family. Mm. Lotti*- Baxter and oon. Cur'is Springer. Joyce Koehl. Mncaster Fralich and family. Mr. and Mrs Fred Meyer, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Sprunger. . Mrs. Shilling U a Sunday school teacher at the Ptaaaanl View church. FEASEL-BROWN WEDDING ANNOUNCED Announcement has been made • f ' the marriage of Miss Betty Brown of this city and Pvt Harold Fesoel. son of Mr. and Mra. John Fsaml. The wedding was aolemntaad Fri- i day afternoon la this city. The groom left thia morning for Indio. Cnllf.. where be la stationed at Camp Young. Mrs Ftesel is employed as a book keeper at the Schafer wholeeale eompeay.

cording to an official news release from that camp. He Im expected to be as«igned to a gunnery school or an operational training school, where he will receive inii’ructlons as a part of a "bombing team." Aux. Helen Reinhart, daughter cf Mr. and Mr*. Sam Reinhart oMma city is now assigned to >he£»flowing address, while oervj&K In the Waacs; Aux. Helru Reinhart, 3rd company. 23r«t Regiment, Third WAAC Training Center, Fort OglePvt. Harold Feasel left this morning for Camp Young, Indio. Calif, after 'an eight-day furlough here. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Feasei. Enroute to his post of duty he will stop in Chicago for a brief Visit with his brother. Robert, who is taking navy traning. Word has been received here that Pvt. Kenneth D Penrod is confined to the hospital with throat trouble. His present address is Hq. Co. Ist. Bn. 511 Para Inf., A. P. O. 468. Camp Mackail. North Carolina. An elaborate marine corps ceremony is being planned in connection with the presentation of David Van Vactor's composition "Music for the Marines." which will be given its world premier by Fabien Sevitsky and the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra at Its concert in Indianapolis Saturday night according to Major Ralph E. Boulton. officer in charge of marine corps recruiting and induction in Indiana It was reported today that Corp. Kenneth Gaunt was erroneously listed as a private in a previous Item, which told of his being home on a furlough Corp. Gaunt Is the i son of Mrs. Hilda Gaunt. He is stationed at Sault St. Marie, Mich. Sgt. Harold H. Kolter, non of Fred E. Kolter of this city, has been advanced to the rank of staff sergeant at Ixiwry Field. Colorado The addrrws of Pvt, Raymond C. Johnson ks: '35519516, Co. C. Ist Platoon. l'>6 Med Tng. Bn., Camp Joseph T. Robinson. Arkansas. U. j 8. Army. He is the son of Ed Johnson of South Twelfth street Pfc. Earl 1-iutzenheiser. son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy laiutxenheiser of southeast of Decatur, has l»een ad-

vanced to the rank of sergeant in New Guinea, where be is aerving with the U. 8. forces. O . Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

prepared by Dally Democrat—Batty Crocker Home Service Department WITH OR WITHOUT BAKED BEANS Brown breed end baked beans seem to belong together like June and brides. Yet we do have October and December brides—so why not brown bread without baked beans? You’ll find that the brown brtxd makes delicious and different sandwiches for the lunch box—especially if you use a soft cream cheese filling. Os course, these days of meat shortages bring our good old friend, the bean pot, into prominence. You can make baked beans without salt nork. Uoe plenty of butter or bacon fat or any fat you have—and you’ll have a very satisfactory dish of baked beans. That • what our grandmothers did it there was no salt pork at hand for the Saturday beans. And here’s a recipe for the Boston Brown Bread. BOSTON BROWN BREAD 1 cup rye Boar 1 tap. salt 1 cup cornmeal % e«P Nack melaaoto 1 cup whole wheat lenr 2 cape eour milk or buttermilk 2 Uip. M>da Mix rye Hour, eornmea), whole wheat flour, soda and salt together. Mix molaaoex with sour milk or buttermilk, stir into flour mixture, and beat weiL Fill greased molds % full fusing two l ib. coffee cans or one 8-inch tube-center mold). Tie waxed paper iootoiv **** t®PSteam 3 hours. Or bake in a Jew moderate oven (326* F.) the same length of time. You Can Uee Fart White Floar While the traditional old-time Boston Brown Bread was always made with “three meals", you can use a cup of your tegular all purpose enriched white flour in place of the rye. Be sure to sift the white flour once before you measure IL Ceekiea for the Lunch Box Tea While we’te talking about sandwiches for the luneh box, I want to give you a roeipe for some new and different cookies that will also be a weteome addition to the box—and likewise welcome to the raiders of the cooky jar. We call thexe crunchy cookies—Cookies of Champions —because they are wholesome, delicious cookies made with the whole wheat flakes you serve for a breakfast cereal. Here is the recipe— COOKIEB OF CHAMPIONS 1 cup brown sugar (packed in J tap. baking powder cm) h tap. salt H eap shortening (pert batter 1 top. vanilla for fleeo*). melted I eup coarsely chopped note j eggs 4 eopa wheat Eakoa (ready-to-1% capo sifted all-porptoe Em>r eat breakfast cereal) Add brown sugar to melted shortening in mixing bowl, and mix woU. Add unbeaten eggs one at a time . . . tenting well after each is added. Sift flour, baking powder and salt together, and stir into first mixture. Blend in vanilla and nuts. Carefully fold in wheat flakes Drop by tenspoonfuis about 3 inches apart on lightly greased heavy baking sheet Bake about 19 minutes in a quirk moderate even (371’F.). 4 !• 5 cmElLml You’ll also And these cookies just the thing to pack la boxes you an sending to your beys at eamp. . -—————-CaerWW IM Sv Bmv Cisctoc. te 111 - If you hove any epeciltc coohln« problems, send a tetter reaueetiM Information to Betty Cracker in core of this newepeper. Yen will receive ♦ ei B taGMauagß t* £*w*ff *db*tto*< ■ psPlfspEj pVv*Vw**v • wwx a* tom owo poo '^ a

In School Pvt. James Fosnaugh Is now assigned to Hdq. Co.. 117th Inf. APO 30. 30th Division. Camp Bland Ing, Fla., where he is attend ing radio school. He entered service on September 14. 1942. The department of conservation's motorized wildlife exhibit unit has been "grounded” for the duration of the war and will not be available for display at county fains and simitar community events this year, it was announced today by Harrell F. Mosbaugh. director of the division of fish and game. yr. and Mrs. Ivan Huff of Geneva attended the sale here yesterday and shopped. Mias Lily Teeple and brother John of Monroe were business visitors here yesterday. Mrs. Mary Kyker of Aliquippa. Pa. la visiting Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smltley of South First street. Mrs. O. B. Helmrich and sister, Mrs. Edna Holmes, have returned from Chicago where they visited with the latter** son. Francis Holmes, who is taking his basic training at Great Lakes, Illinois. Felicity Frank, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franz Frank of West Washington street, was ad mitted to the Adams county memorial hospital this mom in ? for a tonsilectomy. Dona Illene of route 1 was admitted to the Adams county me orial hospital to have tt laceration -ewed In the palm of her hr.nd. Sh« i was Injured when she fell while a< I play yesterday afternoon. Mrs. May Stark was dismissed to her home in .Monroe from the local hospital where sh<- was taken for treatment after severely mangling her hand in an electric washing machine yesterday. o Adams County Memorial Hospital Admitted: Felicity Frank. 704 West Washington street; Dona Illene route I. Decatur land dismissed): Mia. May Stark, Monroe (and dismissed!.

Declares China No Longer Isolationist Mme. Chiorx; Makes Reply Tc Churchill Mar. 23 (UP) Ma duiwxf'hiang Kai Shek has replied ej»f*rlme Mlnist- r Churchill's h which failed to include China in the list of powers to take woild leadership after the war. She inserted a last-minute statement of China's cwn views on world < o-op< ration in an address at Chicago last night. A spokesman said ehe felt thl/ was necessary after reading the Churchill speech. In her talk. Madame Chiang said the antlent i*oiatir;»tats who built the great wall of China now are looked upon as mental myopic* and

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