Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 256, Decatur, Adams County, 28 October 1944 — Page 3

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Following the short htmlnei* meeting ref reabmenu were served by the hostcm. assisted by Mrs. Harold Ow ns and Mm. Joe Morris There were twelve members and one guest pre* .-nt and ten calls were reported. ART DEPARTMENT MEETS RECENTLY The Art Department of the Deca- : tur Woman's club held their meeting ret- ntly in the form of a carryin supper at the home of .Visa Bernice Nelson. Tile tadile was decorated In k eping with the Halloween theme. The lesson was on 'he architect of "post-war bouses.” Mrs. K Guy Brown, Miss Clennya Elzey and Mint Mildred Worthman were the assisting host ease < The Missionary am i -ty of the First Evangelical church w II meet at two oclock Thursday afternoon in the church partons. Mrs Arhie Owens is chairman of the meeting and will be assisted by Mrs. George Kern. Mrs Holier Feaae), Mm. Edgar Swaggert and Mm. Wilma Small. VETERANS' SERVICE • Continual FrtOi . tions, schools and other bodi«« in the county and are to represent a true cross section of the communities in the county. The members of the committee and the organizations they represent are: Arthur Holthouse, Decatur Chamber of Commerce; George Laurent. Lions dub; latwrence Archbold, Notary club and Adams county agricultural department; Joseph Oelberg. CIO unions; Hubert Sprunger, A F. of L. unions; Lyman Hann, superintendent of county schools; Walter Krick. Decatur schools; Frands Costello, Knights of Columbus; Fred Kotter, K. of I’.; M L. Sprunger. Berne Chamber of Commerce; E M Webb, Borne schools; E. C. Stucky. Geneva Booster club. L. V Baker, Elks lodge; C. Bay

CLUB CALENDAR •oclsty Dsadltne, 11 A. M. Phones 1000 — 1001 Sunday Gecode club conference legion home, 11:15 a. m. Monday Research cltfb. Mrs. Bertha Heu- : er, 2;30 p. m. Philalethean circle, Mrs. Edgar ! Gerber, 6 p. m. Tuesday Kirkland ladies club, high school i 1.30 p. m. Pel lota Xi sorority, Legion home * P m. «•. Vincent de |>au] society. K of C. hall. 2 p. m. Wednesday Historical club, Mm. Earl Butler. 2:30 p. m. Red Crons Sewing Center, Legion. 1 p. m. Thursday Evangelical Missionary society, church pa Hom. 2 p. m. So Cha Rea. Mrs. Tillman Gehrig, 7:30 p. m. Presbyterian missionary society, Mrs. Earl Adams, 2:30 p. m. apiritual life group, 2 p. tn. Menu Union Prayer Service, ground floor public libra-y 7:30 p. m. Umpleby. F A A M. No. 621. Henry Braun, Moose lodge; Ed Jaberg, Masonic lodge; Albert Rumechlag. American Logion; .Mrs. Mary x K. Denney. Tri Kappa; Mm. William Spahr. Psi lota Xi; Mm. N. A Bixler, Woman’s club; Miss Helen Barthel. Delta Theta Tan; laiVonne Mattax. Geneva Herald; Russell Steiner, county schools; Rev. E. M. Kegerreis, county ministerial association; Rev J. .1 Helmets, Catholic church; Rev. Paul Hchultz, Zion Lutheran church; Clifton Sprunger. Berne Witness; Ed Bauer, service officer of the American Legion; Rev C. P. Maas and James Elberson. (Mrs. Dolores Raudenbusn. wife of Pfc. Roman Raudetffiush. la recovering at Barksdale Field hospital. Shreveport. La., after a major operation. Mlm Nancy Daniel, a student at Purdue University, will return home today after finishing her freshman year She will- enjoy a week's vacation between t-rms and will start her eopliotnore year next week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Teeple and daughters Gladys and Velva visited in Chicago Thursday. 'Members of the First Predbyterian church will gather at 6:30 tomorrow evening for supper and to hear five, visiting ministers from the Pnwbytery. Plans bate been completed for a splendid cession. 'Miss Marjorie Miller of Indianapolie arrived home last evening to upend the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs. David Adam*. Mr and Mrs W. H Lee and Mr. and Mm. C. D. Teeple attended th" special ohurch meeting at 'he First Prcwbyterian church at Fort Wayne last evening, at whi »h the speaker was Dr. Ray Ewing Vail, Indlanapolie. moderator of the general assembly, highest office In th" church. The subject w.i foreign missions but Dr. Vail abio diecussed other matters pertaining to the church and the meeting was a very intereating and inspiring one. Infant’s Wardrobe 9076 jh S,ZB // z/f/ r 6 ’a' 2 it -/ M 0 \ 'j / * ( JW \ V 4„ .. A S-U ’ , \ k tJQ \ .' » # 1 v 11 Rmu /»., 'J ’I B MARIAN MARTIN Be prepared for the er.pected newcomer by having a dainty wardrobe. Pattern 9076. all madej up. Easy embroidery ’ transfer Included. Pattern 9<*76 tnay be purchased for babies who are 6 months. » months, or 12 months. For individual yardages see pattern. Hend TWENTY CENTS In coins for these patterns to Decatur Dally Democrat. Pattern Dept., 155 N. Jefferson St.. Chicago 60. 81. Print plainly SIZE. NAME. ADDRESS. STYLE NUMBER. FIFTEEN CENTS more brings you the Marian Martin Fall and Winter Pattern Book full of smart euy-to-make styles A Dee bed jacket pattern la printed right In the book.

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IHI T/5 Lloyd E. Miller, son of Mr. and Mm. E. .1. Miller of Monroevill ■ ■was recently promoted to ilia: rank. He is e utkin* d at Fc-derick. Md. Pvt. John E. Cornell, eon of Mrs. Emil Brunner of 910 South Thirteenth street, hae I ft For' Jackson. 8. C.. for overseas du’y. Commissioned Midshipman Edward Moser, son of Rev. and Mrs. Carey R. Moserof this city, was among 1.350 men commissioned aw ensigns. United States naval reserve. in ceremonies held In the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. New York. The group was the twentieth class to be graduated from this oldest and largest naval reserve officer's i school, and brings the total number of graduates from the New York school to more than 17.000. Ensign Moser Is a 1912 graduate of the Decatur high school. He enrolled hi Wheaton College. Wheaton. 111., where he studied one year and enrolled in the Navy V-12 program. He took his basic naval training at Central Michigan College, Mt. Pleasant, .Mich., and then was enrolled in the midshipman school. Ensign Moser will arrive home today and has ordens to report for duty aboard a ship in the Pacific. Mary L. Frank. Y 3/c. s'ationed at Great Lakes, arrived home last evening to ap'-nd the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs. Leland Frank. Steiner Completes Course t-LSgt. Jerry Htelner. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Steiner. 957 Dierkes street, city, is a recent graduate of the school tor reconditioning instructors It was announced today by Brig. Gen. James E Baylis, commanding the medical training section of the Fort Lewis. Wash . army service

Up the Burma Read Go the Yanks JW—■■■ ’ JH ’de* Fdk. ißf} Ainif Signal Corps Photo Here are some of eur boys movinr up the newly opened Burma road on their way to show the Nips what Its like to he up acaintt the American Army. The Germans have already found out and now it's the Japs’ turn to learn the hard way. Lend your dollars to L'ncle Ham by buying more War Bonds so that the war in the tar Fast may be over that much sooner. r tolli u.s. Troiaury '■ - . 9H| • * JBF . Z ; * WHEN ADM. C. W. NIMITZ, commgnder-ln-chief of ths U. 8. Pacific fleet, dispatched fast carriers of ths fleet to the home waters of Japan, this airfield at Okinawa in the Ryukyu chain of islanda, just south 1 of Emperor Hirohito's homeland, was the target, installations and planes on the ground can be seen < going up in smoke, the result of bomba from the Grumman Avengers and Helldivers, (international)

forces training renter. I Trained to assist wounded and injured soldiers regain physical normalcy through tu ir-ntiflc res conditioning programs, graduates of the school are now being assignI r*<l to t . K. army hospitals Mrs. Htelner resides at 344 Vine street. Indianapolis. S Sgt. Htelner is a graduate of Berne high school and is a former Butler university basketball star. He has been In the service since 1942. — Girl Scout News ■ The meeting of Troop 2 at the fire station Wednt sday'wan opened with the pledge to the flag* and the roil call. The following officers were el-cted: Barbara Beoiiler, pro sldent; Betty Rose, scribe; and Barbara Sauer, treasurer. After the liusintcri meeting the girfa worked on the troop dramatics badge. They all parked the first and eecond neeI tions successfully. The meeting wae adjourned wiMi the friendship circle. Betty Rose, scribe. Tile Brownies met Monday evening and hiked to th* Methodist church in preparation for the cele- ' brat ion of Girl Scout Sunday. All of the Brownies have made armbands to wear Sunday. Home girls of Troop I passed their si-eoud class tests. Miss Spahr taught us taps Wr <-los»d the meeting by singing. "White Choral Bells’’ and "Girl Scouts Together." Jacqueline Hite, Scribe. In celebration of Girl Scout week, which begins Sunday, the Decatur Girl Scouts will attend the Methodist church tomorrow. They are to meet at 10:15 a. m. in the auditorlem and w-iil march into the church in a liody. o - — AMERICAN FORCES (ConttnuMt frota **»«• t» concentration center of Hagann. and u third, rounding the northeastern tip of the island, captured

Balud and Barugo on the north I coast facing t'arigaru bay. I o ‘ • • Adams County I Memorial Hospital I Admitted: Ix-onard. James and , Ethel Schmiege, route I; Year! Heller. rou’e 5; Rob -rt Swygart, Home- ! wood. Admitted and dismieced: Mrs t’arl Baker, route 3; Loris Mitiger, Berne. 'PismiMed: Ned B-arman. Monroeville; Mrs. Glenn Ehrvam and baby boy. Monroe; Mrs Wai • r Heyman. Ohio City. Ohio; Miss Margaret Ann Heyman, Ohio City. (}.; Mrs. John Reichard. Willshir-*, O ; Eldin Stotler. Roi-kfoni, route I. o State Conference J Os American Legion i Indianapolis, Oct. 2H — tl'Pl The annual early fall statewide I conference of the Indiana Amerl- , can lx-gion. scheduled Io open toI night with an executive committee meeting, plans to hiuncli a campaign tor a universal service law requiring all able liodied American youth to have one year of military training with school work. General sessions tomorrow will lie attended by several hundred memliers of Legion committees, ami will set out the Indiana 1915 j Legion program. .... . .. -o—. — New York Considers Longer Voting Hours Albany, Oct. 2k It I’l New I York state's legislature, for the first time since Oct 22. 1940, will meet in extraordinary session Monday noon to consider extending election day voting hour? in the state. In 1936 and again in I 91«. when i the regular closing hour of polling places was 6 p. m., the legislature was called Into special session to add three more hours to the voting day by former Democratic Gov Ib-rliert 11. Lehman Under an amendment to the election law in 1941. Hie closing hour was changed to 7 p. tn —oToo many are making the ChrlsI tian vocation a part time job

. -y * 1 , I - ... t- i r’y Yr ■ X -WML 1 ' f- * ' 'X. • i 1 ■ • "• w W® ■_ FOR TWO YEARS Cedric Gibbons, Hollywood art director, and Hazel Erooks, young screen actress, have been engaged. While attending the picture, "Going My Way," they decided to get married. They went to the Beverly Hills home of Judge Cecil D. Holland, were married and returned in time to see the closing scenes of the movie. Miss Brooks is a former Powers model. Gibbons, shown above with Miss Brooks is a four-time Academy Award winner and formerly was married to Dorulea Del Rio. (International)

DEMOCRATIC RALLY iCoafliael raee tv county auditor, and <). Snyder. . prominent educator. This m-rtlng will b<- at k o'clock. W'-dm-aday night at R o'clock Judge W H. Eichhorn, of Bluffton, prominent jurist. Will be the principal apeaker at a meeting in the Kirkland townnhlp high school. Also on this program will be Freeman Hchnepp, Democratic candidate for county treasurer, and G. Remy Blerly. Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney. Thursday night at thesamq tiffin. Robert Buahee. Democratic candid ,-te for congress, lt<»ln-rt H Heller,

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Dear Voter: Under ordinary conditions you should be entitled to meet and talk to every candidate for public office in your county. However, due to the gasoline and tire conservation program. I may not be able to see you before election day. November 7. That you may make up your mind, and that there can be no possible misunderstanding, I am reducing my views on good state government to writing. Please read them carefully and if you agree with me, vote for me, won't you? As one of the four members chosen from the legislature to serve on the non-partisan state budget committee. I shall recommend: 1. That a substantial part of the balance in the state general fund be earmarked for future use as reserve to maintain the present low local and state tax rates. 2. That the balance in the unemployment compensation fund be retained to guard against the shock of passible post war unemployment. At that time I shall propose that its provisions be expanded so that persons in the lower income brackets may live adequately without drawing upon a public dole. Under this program I believe Indiana will continue to be the state with the lowest state and local debt in the nation, without on increase in state or local tsx rates. I will appreciate your comments. If this is your program, too, won’t you support me in the general election, November 7? Robert H. Heller Democratic Candidate for Joint State Representative, for Adamo and Wells Counties. Pol advt.

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j Democratic candidate for state joint reprwienative, and Mlns Rose J NruHwald, Democratic candidate for - - recorder, will speak at the Monroe - , sc-iiool. Saturday night, November 4. the ■ Young Democratic club of Adams county will hold a dance at the K. of I*, home. During the evening mate senator Charles Fleming, Democratic candidate for ni-crteary of state, is to make an appearance.

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