Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 48, Decatur, Adams County, 25 February 1944 — Page 3

AtUY FEBRUARY 25, 1944

SOCIETY'

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CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Phones 1000 — 1001 Friday Red Crews Knitting Center, American 1 .egion Home, 1 p. m. Women (,f the Moose, .Moose Home, x p. in, American I*eglon Auxiliary social meeting. Legion Home. 7:30 p. m. Monday First i'nltcd Brethren V. I. 8. clara. Miss Kathleen Foreman, 7:30 p. m. Pythian SUter Temple, K. of P Home. 7:30 p. m. General Meeting of Woman's clutb. Library Hall. 7:45 p. tn. Research cleb, Mrs. Leo Saylors, 2:30 p. tn. Tuesday Kirkland Indies Club, High school. 7 p. in. St. Vincent de Paul society. K of C Hall, 2 p. m. Wednesday lied Cross Sewing Center, American U-gion Home, 1 p. in. Historical dub, Mrs Vaughn Millikan, 2:30 p. m. Thursday Evangelical Missionary Society, church parlous. 2 p. m. Pleasant Hale laidina Aid, church parlors, adl day. tapers. A gift was presented to the honored guest. Gueut* were Dorothea Hlracby. Esther Montgomery. Hetty Schneider. May Marshall. Bonnie Womack, Mabel Borne. Rene Kruetnnann, Marcile Jones, Lydia Geflber. Susan Inniger, Ruth Montgomery, and Ruth Ann Bubp. The Pleasant Dale iJtdies Aid society will have an all day meeting at the church on Thursday. Mrs. William Bryan will be the hostess. CHURCH CIRCLE MEETS YESTERDAY The Ruth and Naomi Circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church met in the church parlors yesterday atfernoon. Mrs. Charles Beineke was the lesson leader and her topic was. ''one World and

how to get It,” Mrs, L, A. Holthouse sang a vocal solo. “My Country is the World.” The subject “Three Pillars of Peace," watt discussed by Mrs. Ferd Lltturer, Mm. Henry Graber, and Mrs. V R. Ashbaucher. The chairman. Mrs. Litterer. presided at the business meeting. Two coniform were made for the Indian school at Neillsville, Wi*. During the social hour delicious refreshments 'Were served by Mrs Charles Meyers and Mra. Fackler. STR A H M-CON R AD WEDDING ANNOUNCED 'Mr and Mrs. Philip Strahrn of Decatur, announce the marriage of thir daughter, Selma. to Ralph Conrad, son of Mra. Freida Conrad of Preble, on Saturday evening at the Magley Evangelical and Reformed parsonage. Rev. John Michael officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride chow a t wo-piece gold drera, complemented with black accessories. She wore a corsage of white (tamntlons. Following the ceremony, a reception wax held at the home; of the brlde'u parents. The coup!" are both graduates of the Monmouth high school. The bride is employed at the General Electric Co. In this city, and the groom is employed at, the Fort Wayne Wire and Die Co. W. 8 C. S. CIRCLE THREE HAS MEETING The Methodist church W. 8. C. S. Circle three met at the home of Mrs. Walter Lister ytwt<<rday afternoon. Thirteen members and one guest Were present. The devotions were given by Mrs. Grant Fry. '.Mrs. Hubert Zerkel gave the leaeon study from the Outlook, entitled "Shall Protestant missionaries be withdrawn from Latin America ?" During the social hour, light refreshment* Were served by the hostess, assicted by Mrs. Essex. The l-egion Auxiliary meeting, scheduled for this evening at sev-en-thirty o’clock, will be postponed one hour due to the world day of prayer service* which will he held this evening At the auxiliary meetIng. Mra. R D. Myers will give a review of the book. "A Journey Into America." MRS. TYNDALL HOSTESS TO W. 8. C. S. CIRCLE ONE (Mrs. John Tyndall was hostess to Circle One of Methodist church W S. ('. 8. yesterday afternoon. Fifteen members were present. Mrs. Homer Lower gave the devotional*. and an intereating reVJyw <>f the book “Looking Into Life.” by Paul Thorpe. Mt*. C. D. la-wton was the lesson h'ader and she told of the many interesting historical events Today’s Pattern vW9548 Y’T; : sizes jhH Ya. sut F? LJ/ v Fnwtrnv ‘ I I h 1 n WUtd::; ■ L W MARIAN MARTIN Youthful rudlrr. and a sweetheart neck an attractive feature* o.’ thlr smart apron. Pattern »54S Note, alec th( scalloped hemlint The back buPon holding the shoulder* In plan makes this style very comfortable to wear. Nice either as a kitchen or hostess apron. • Pattern HP comet, in sixes Email (32-34.) Medium <3«-38) or lar|« (40-42) Small sise takes 2*4 yards 3b-lnch This pattern, together with a needlework pattern of useful and decoraUve motifs for linens and garments. TWENTY CENTS Send TWENTY CENTS tn coins tor these patterns to Decatar Daily Democrat. Pattern Dept.. 1H N. JeVerson »t . Chicago SS. !U. Write pl<t*xl> MIE, NAME. ADDRESS. STYLE NUMBER. TEN CENTS more brings our IH4 Marian Martin Spring Pattern Rook New. easy-to-make styles. Free Pattern printed L> beak.

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I Overseas ' •’’■■SP J Pfc. Robert A. Goldne,. son of Mi and Mrs. Truman Goldner of rouh on> ('ralgvlll'. formerly of Monrot 1- now serving with th<army overseas. Ho entered the service a yeai ag< and Ir connected with a quartermaster company Prior t< entering th< army he attended the Kirkland high school and worked at the Central Soya Co., in this tit) which occur in the month of February, one of which was the death of Frances Willard on Ftdrruary 18. 1898. She also gavr a review of the biography of Franctw Willard, a well-known temperance reformer. Sub-topics were given by several members. Mrs. Tyndall was assisted in serving tea by Mra. Avon Burk and Mrs. Alva Rice. BETHANY CIRCLE MEETS THURSDAY Fourteen member* of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Bethany circle mot at the home <>f Mra. Harry Knapp last evening The scripture lesson was given by Mra George Macla-an. The second lesson from the etudy course, ■■Stewardship,” was presented by Mrs. George Thomas. Her topic wae "Will a Man Rob God?" After a short bUsluM* meeting, a social hour was enjoyed and lovely refreshmentrt were served, lairge bouquets of calendula decorated the tables. Mra, Knapp was assis’ed by Miu. Gottlieb Stauffer The V. I. 8. eIMS of the First I’nlted Brethren (hutch will hold its regular monthly party at the home of MU* Ka’hleen Foreman. Wjet Monroe street, on Monday evening at seven thirty o'c'ock All tataktbers are Invited to bring their f lends The St. Vincent de Paul Hociety will meet at the K. of C. Hull at two o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. The committee in charge will be Mrs. T ('. Smith. Mrs Al Schmitt, and Mrs. Helen Wetnhoff. Tlie Evangelical Women's Mtaslonary society will have their regular monthly meeting in the church parlors next Thursday at two o'clock. Mrs. Charles Mal-liey lx chairman of tlx- program committee, assisted by Mr*. George ilamma. Mrs. Thoma* Cook and Mix. Earl Butler. The Dramatic Section of Woman's ciwlt will have charge of the general meeting to In- held Monday evening at seven forty five o'clock In the Library Hall. Mra Roy Kakver will review "Kia* and Tell.” one of Burns Mantles’ ten best plays. W. 8. C. 8. CIRCLE FOUR MEETS YESTERDAY Circle four of the Methodist church W. 8. C. S. held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. William Lister yeaterday afternoon. Mr*. E. N. Wick* read the devotions from the eleventh chapter of HebrcsM and the fourteenth chapter of John. Mr*. Jack Friedt gave the lesson on "Religious Current Events." During the busineM session, thirteen call* were reported and two new memltens were tsken into the circle. dxsrely refreshmen’* were served by the hnste**. assisted by Mr. Adrian Baker and Mra Amos Zehr. MRS. COLTER HAS CIRCLE MEETING Mr*. Earl Colter was hostess to Circle two of the Methodist church W 8. C. 8. yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Paul Edward* gave 'be devotions. followed with prayer Mr*. R D Myer* gave an interesting lesson on “Youth Movement." Thirteen members and two gues's were present During the business session, fifteen calls were reported A so<UI hour was enjoyed and Francile’s Beauty Shop . ■ In the KMC Std« will bs located 215 North Third St. offset ive ThurMhy. Feb. 21 Phone 313 Fraaeils Msyer

Pictures Os Decatur School Girl Grads Now In Service

■Fans attending the sectional tournament will b- given an opportunity to view the picture* of the 11 girlx. alumnae of the Decatur high school, who are In the armed set vi'<x The pictures were arranged under the *upervi*ion of Mis* Glenn!* Elxey, Decatur junior-senior high school lilirarian. to promote Interest in book* on opportunities for women in ihe armed services. The picture* were collected by lasi* Chronister and attached to a purter by Joan Hamma. They are now directly in front ot the entrance to the gymnasium. Included in the group are picture* of the following: June! Hhrock, Yeoman 2 < Waves Wa hington, D ('., Sec. Lieut Virginia Breiner. army nurse corps. Tampa. Florida; Second Lieutenant Anna Jane Tyndall, army nurae corp*. Hawaii. Mary Frank*. Yeoman 3/c ?

ffff ffffffffTTTTiiTTWWiWiTT I UINCkE : IlfiH Cadet Midshipman Gerald Kimble, son of Mr. and Mra. Dwight Kimble of this city, i* now in preliminary training at the merchant marine basic school at San Mateo. Cal Hie correct address is: I'. S M. M. B. T. 8.; E-4-20 Waterman Hall. San Mateo. Cal.. He request* 'hat hi* Decatur friend* write to him. Wins Promotion Great Lake*. 11l , Feb. 25 Herman D. VonGunten. 18. son of Mr and Mra II Von Guntrn. 933 Wai nut St.. Decatur. Ind . ha* won an early promotion in the navy as result of hi* past civilian training Because he has had sufficient experience In a trade essential In the navy. h«- was advanced to the rating of hospital apprentice, first class upon completing his recruit training at the I'. S. naval training Station here. Now home on leave, he wil report back to the station for re-assignment to active duty aboard a naval warship or to some naval shore statim. Hospital Apprentice Groat l-akra. 11l . Fell. 25 Till* week's graduation censnonie* of the hospital corps school here at the I'. 8. naval hospital saw bluejacket Robert E Heimann. 19. son of Mr. and Mra. J I*. Heimann, route No. 3, Decatur, Indiana promoted to the rate of hospital ap prentice second dara. Graduation terminate* a aiswsek course of preliminary training at tin- lio-pital corp* school Th" coura<- of study included the study of anatomy and physiology, bygene »nd sanitation, materla-medica and weight* and measure*, first aid and bandaging, nursing, transportation of casualtie*. and dietetic*. Harold E. Stump, son of Mr. and Mr*. Charlra Stump of Cody. Wyoming.has been promoted from ciptain to the rank of major. Major Stump is’stationed with the army air force somewhere In England, and ha* previously been awarded the oak leaf cluster and the distinguished flying cross He Is the grandson of George W. Stump of th'* city and has visited with the Williatu Kohls, family here on several occasions. Mrs. EHsnbeth Hoile ha* received word from her »on. Jacob (' Hodie. s'ating that he had arrived safely somewhere in Africa. His lovely refreshments were served by the committee. The Kirkland Ladies *lul» will entertain their husband* <»n Tura day evening a’ the high school. Hupper will l»- served promptly at seven o'clock. Each m<-mle-r is asked to bring one covered dish and ta>i»|e service. Jane Weston and Fred Holt of radio station WOWO in Fort Wayne, will be present and take part In the program

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Wavra. Chicago; First Lieutenant Marcella Br.indyl»-rry. army nurse corp*. Hawaii; Martha Macy, yeoman ■■’> < Wave*. Washington. Ii (' Second Lieutenant Helen Becker, army nurse corps. Florida. Second Lii-ut'-nant Ruth Worthman, army nuiae corp*. England; Private Ruth Winne*. WACS, Newport New.-. Va Second l.ieutenan' Mary Worthman army nurse corps, England, and Sgt. Jane Linn, marines. Washington. D. ('. Tiie picture* d<> not include a number of giri* who are now in cadet niir training, but it is the intention of the m hool to get picture* of the girls a* soon as they complete iheir courara The bo.d library eontafno a nmnber of luioks on th- Spar*. WACS. Waves, Marine*, nurse corps, cadet nurae corps, Red Cross and courier service*. The jxmter was originally u«ed to attract interest to those books.

| addr-ra cannot lie published becau*e ol censorship regulation* but many b- obtained from hi* mother. | Paul Brunton. A S,. son of Mr I and Mr*. Jack Brunton of this city, I* home for a few day* enroute to I Rensselaer. Ind., where he will re-c.-ive Ml A. B d. gr— at St .1 , I eph's college He completed ilk* senior year at Notre Dame university through the navy's V-12 program ad will be graduated from St. Joseph'* college, where he was a student through hi* junior year. He i<t one of jo men selected to go to the midshipman school at Columbia university, New York, where he will lie in naval officer's trifniirg forth- next four month*. wnrs Mr. and Mrs. William Blythe of i till* city, have received word of the birth of a baby Ixiy to Id. and Mrs. Harold Blythe, ('amp Hood. Texas, on Wednesday at 3 p. m H- weighed 9> 2 pound*. Pvt. and Mr*. Ralph lamgenberger of Willshire. Ohio, are the parent* of a Iraby girl, (torn at the i local hiapital yesterday at )>:44 j p in She weighed '< pound* and I 5 ounc.-s. ONLY 14 SENATORS (Continued From Page 1) .ni'tiorily a* of Ihcclilb. . :1 l''ll with a 11 ■' -" i)' •' Mr R ■ •I' can let ininatc it six month* earlier or alx month* later than that . date Koller skating every Friday and Sunday night. Sun S-t. aoic« I Quarts 65c d 1-2 Gal. sl. Hvigicfoam Vs*or Mam One-half gallon will clean an ordinary 9 x 12 rug or a two-piece living room suite. Three pinta will clean the upholstery in a five-pas- | nenge r car. One pint will clean a felt hat. Holthouse Drug Co.

• Mr* J. S fluk- of Craii Orchard. Ky. * visiting at the home of Dr . nd Mr* Ben Duke Mr. and Mra. Nick Braun and Mi and Mr*. Bernard Ixiscbe visited with friend* and roiative* in Coldwater, Ohio, yesterday afternoon. County Assessor Ernst Worthman had to go to Fort Wayne to act xome extia blank* Returning borne a tire blew out and when Ernie ran hi* car over to the side of the toad, th- car wheel* sank m ■verul ttichra. He had to Isirrow plank* from a nearby farm but he finally .• >t fixed up H- says traveling ha* It* trouble* these days Only tiie ii'-w 1941 plate* must appear on your car after March let Tai’ ’h>- ;.it<et ruling by the attorney general who at first was inclined to th- belief that both the now tag and the 1941 plate would have to Im- carriel P <) Shurtleff, wejl known and popular Van W»-i' drayman, do don l.i* 75th birthday Wednesday He wa* known far and near because he loved to imitiute I'ncle Sam and Santa Claus and frequently took part in puiillt entertainments. Raymond Maddox, well known Hartford Ci'y business man and banker, wa* a business visitor in

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Decatur this morning. Don't forget to put the bundle* of scrap paper and the tin can* out for tomorrow morning. Adams County Memorial Hospital \dmitted: Jatnra VUn*tte. Deea'ur route 2; Mr*. Charles Berning, Decatur route 1; Eugene Foreman, 527 Studabaker. Admitted land DismkMed) Jimmie Anderson, 1033 Elm. Dk*miesed: Wilbur Deßoll, 17 Schertneyer; Ronald Bryan. Monroe route J: H-len Ixtwhr. Dixon, () ; Mr*. Forest Warner, 329 H. Firat. How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves promptly be*aure it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw. tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis