Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 181, Decatur, Adams County, 2 August 1945 — Page 3

rIuRSDAY, AUG. 2, 1945.

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is WED K» a y evening *MjK 1 . ( ..te 1 | here is the wedding -» itb Beougher, daughter | ■^K | . { Mrs. William Beougher C ' ■■ord, 0., and Jack Zizel.l I "Sf of Mr. and Mrs. John II ~r Monroeville. The douS. were read Saturday at seven o’clock at the the Rev. G. A. Eddy. Mr. Harold Fast ot this city couple's only attendants, ide chose for her wedding suit of ice blue crepe, ■thU>' accessories. She wore a pink roses. Her attella light blue crepe two black aceetssorieri ■ajZrsaae of mixed flowers. »] both employed in | and will make their y EmWi the bridegroom's parV ■L::r; short wedding •j’ die couple was hon1i a wedding dinner, serv- » home of Mr. and Mrs. jltnan, the occasion also birthday anniversary of man. The table, centered tree tiered wedding cake, utifully decorated with wers. Mr. and Mrs. Zizelived many lovely gifts, included Mr. and Mrs. Zizelman and family, is Zizelman and family, Mrs. Frank Zizelman and r. and Mrs. Charles ZizelKan aft family, Mr. and Mrs. ■lbertaizciman and family, RiehKrd iHlinan, Mr. and Mrs. Denioif tomfort Wearing Ff.SE TEETH ■mSs pleasant way to overcomt ptß discomfort. FASTEETH, at fcrovtqlpowder, sprinkled on uppei K Ix4 pates holds them firmer st ■t tha feel more comfortable. Nt ■MBj'.Sooey, pasty taste or feeling ■ alkMhe (non-acld). Does not sour Eto'jjllate odor” (denture breath) ■FJUtpSETH today at any drug store.

- ~ SATURDAY—I 2 NOON TO 6 P. M.'g " " BO; BRING THIS AD i with #. pius | J®s* .•■; Federal On, y OOC Tax I W \ and RECEIVE ONE 14-KT. C ! GOLD FINISH—SIMULATED I mgS ZIRCON RING s I These simulated Zircon Rings represent n mtHSbcll t ’ le utnrpst skill of modern science. Many • social leaders, millionaires and our finest rn ! iwopje xyear simulated Zircon Rings and r ’ St-- keep their high priced diamonds in safe- o ‘ jK?- ty vaults. Subject them to most any kind § 5 of tests. You will be amazed. Guarantee I covers tarnish of mountings and loss of stone. These are seen on display in smart show windows on Fifth Avenue and Hol- ? j lywood Boulevard at much higher prices. T feSSjJF Limit! You may buy 1 to 4 Rings. H i Limited Supply 14-Kt 2 ; Filled and Solid Sterling | ■ Silver Rings and j ■cns Rings .. , z ’ 4 re Birthstones o 11.95 u. 99c, Lee Hardware Co. L. S DECATUR. IND. THIS SATURDAY ONLY '■ . ■ Sing Select your Music from Newberry’s Music Counter featuring many old and new favorites. Sheet Music Song Books ®de selection of popu- Strauss Waltzes V and old time favor- Sacred Songs » s - Look them over. Operas Piano Compositions Lou Breeze BoogieWoogie I Bill Boyd Songs New Titles K-S-T-B Barn Dance I Arrive Each Jennie Lou Carson Songs |J2±_J 39c

ver Pond and Mr. and Mrs. William Beougher, all of Rockford, 0., Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fast and family and Harl Smith, of this city; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lockhart, Mrs. James Zizelman and eon, Ohio City, 0., Mr. and Mrs. Clint Gilliland, Celina, O. Mrs. Nick Priddy and daughter, Glennjore, 0., Martha Schindler, Berne; Snowden sites of Mendon, O. MARRIED COUPLES CLUB HAS “FARM FROLICS” Approximately thirty-five couples attended the Zion Lutheran Married Couples club “Farm Frolics” party last evening at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Orley Walters. Musical entertainment during the evening was furnished by a quartet, composed of Karl Reinking, Hank Schamerloh, Bon Grote and Carl Bischoll. Various games were enjoyed and group singing was led by Phil Sauer. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boknecht, members of the club who will leave Decatur soon, were informally bid farewell by the class. Delicious refreshments were served by the committee in charge, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caston, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krueckeberg and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jacobs. The next meeting will be Wednesday, September 5, in the church basement. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moeller, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheets and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krueckeberg will be in charge. KIRKLAND CLUB ENTERTAINS WITH CARNIVAL TUESDAY Members of the Kirkland home economics club entertained their families and 44H club members Tuesday in the high school gymnasium with a carnival. Entertainment included a pet parade, clown, fortune teller, fishing pond and various other games. The hostesses, Mrs. Dortha Shady, Mrs. Eid Arnold, Mns. H. H. High, Mrs. Milton Scherry, Mrs. I Ernest Worthman and Mrs. Han-

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M, Phenes 1000—1001 Thursday Women of the Moose, Moose home, 7:30 p. m. . Heidelberg class of Zion Evangelical, ami Reformed church, family pot-luck supper, Hoy Scout cabin, 6:30 p. m. Pleasant Dale ladies aid society, church parlors, all day. Ladis Aid society of First U. B. church, Mrs. Clarence Drake, 7:30 p.m. Union Chapel ladies aid society church, 1:30 p.m. W.M.A. of Nuttraan Avenue U. B. church, Mrs. Pearl Reed, -7:30 p.m. Women's missionary society of First Evangelical church, church parlors, 2 p.m. Work and Win class of First U. B. church, Hanna-Nutt man park, 6:30 p.m. W.F.M.S. of Church of Nazarene, church, 7:30 p.m. Rainbow Girls, Masonic hall, 7:30 p.m. Ladies Aid society of First Christian church, church basement, 7:30 p.m. Friday Ava Maria study club, postponed. Wednesday St. Luke's girls’ guild, Lehman park, Berne, 6:30 p.m. -el Foley, served delicious refreshments. The Rainbow girls will meet this evening at seven thirty o’clock at the Masonic hall. The Ladies Aid society of the First Christian church will meet this evening at seven thirty o'clock in the church basement for the annual birthday party. Mrs. Homer Ruhl will be hostess, and all members are urged to be present. The St. Luke’s girls’ guild will have their monthly meeting Wednesday evening at the Lehman park in Berne. A pot-luck supper will be served at six thirty o’clock. Gladys Mankey will be the leader.

frApJJJCALS Mrs. Charles Weber and sons, George ami Stanley left Wednesday afternoon for Tucson, Ariz., where they will spend several months because of Stanley’s health. Mr. and Mrs. Don Essex of Stuttgart, Aik., are vfeiting relatives here and over the county for a few days. The former is a brother of Harry (Peck) Essex. The condition of C. C. Schafer, who has been ill the past two weeks, is reported unchanged. Ed l.iechly, former editor of the Berne Witness, ha»; accepted a position as a teacher .of biology and social studies in the Jefferson township high school for the ensuing year. Eli Habegge'r of near Geneva was painfully injured Monday when he fell from a ear and was struck by a buckraki* which was attached to haul wjieat from the field. His right leg was broken and he suffered four broken ribs. He was taken to Berne for treatment and is reported to be recovering. Berne will hold a riding horse show at the ball park there on the evening of August 30. Ferd Peoples of Fort Wayne was having a good time today looking up old friends. Ferd has operated a cannel corn store at Pontial and Calhoun streets in Fort Wayne the past several years and decided to just close for the day and came back home. Shirley Lou Berling, who has been very ill with pneumonia, is% reported as much improved today. Mr. and Mrs. 1. Bernstein are in Sou’h Bend today, attending the funeral services of tho latter's aunt. In Yankee Maine are communities named China, Mexico, Norway, Denmark, Poland, Sweden, New Canada —ami Eden.

/ '• ’ FUNERAL I ARRANGEMENTS . ’ 4 with us are not commercial transactions of buying and selling. We help you get the best for the amount you have fixed as the limit. . and you will always he sure of goon materials. You can't pick shabby merchandise here—we never have it. GILLIG 6 DOAN FUNERAL HOME OECXTUR PHONE 791

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lilli Pvt. Roger Knapp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knapp, is now located at the following address: Co. A. 6th Bn., Fort McClellan, Ala. Mervin E. Taylor, S 1/C, has arrived home from Banana River, Fla., to spend a 13-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mr ..Roy Taylor, 503 North Seventh street. He graduated from tho Decatur high school in 1943 and entered the navy in October, 1943. Before entering the service, he was employed at the Decatur Dry Cleaners and the Equity store. Seaman Taylor will report to Banana River for further assignment following his leave. — w Ensign and Mrs. Leo A. Braun are now living at the following address: The Flamingo Hotel, Room 305, Miami Beach, Fla. Ensign Braun is the son of Frank R. Braun, route 4. Decatur. W. M. Brunnegraff, E. M. 1/C of the U. S. navy, has written to his mother, Mrs. Catherine Brunnegraff, from Guam, where he is now stationed. He was formerly stationed at Honolulu, H. 1. Recently he met two Decatur marines, Pvt. Lee Gage, son of the late Bert Gage, and Pfc. Don Williams, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Williams of 331 Eleventh street. The Decatur men met at an ice cream social on Guam. Petty Officer Brunnegraff stated that they had a lot of ice cream, but the party lacked the adornment of girls. He reported that the Decatur men were well and that he hoped to get back home in the near future. He has been in the navy three years. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Meyer are pleased at news received that their son, M/Sgt. Robert Meyer, has been notified that he will be sent home on furlough and expects to arrive about September 1. He has served in England, Belgium. France and Germany. O c Adams County | Memorial Hospital I O — o Admitted: Forrest Wable, Mon roe; Mrs. N. S. Snyder, Ohio City ()., route 1; Mrs. Charles Walters Bluffton route 3; Miss Noma Stan ley. Geneva route 2,/ Admitted and dismissed:' Henrj Graber, 'route 2; Mrs. David Fell) Linn Grove; Charles Allen Fish er, 316 South Eleventh street; Mis Gail Hammond, 92S South Lint street; Phil Sauers, 1104 Nuttmai avenue; Leo Allen Parrish, Mon roe. Dismissed: Ronald Gaskill, Dix on, ().; Miss Marlene Older, routt 5; Miso Mary Older, route 5; Mrs Paul Becker and baby girl, routt 2; Mra. Joe Smalley, Ohio City

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Timetable For I Returning Vets I I Paris, Aug. 2. — (UP) - Today s I redeployment timetable of U. S., < i army divisions: , t 9th army headquarters: on high : i I seas; first elements scheduled to I . I reach U.S. this week-end 2<>th armored: on high seas; ex-11 ported to start reaching port mid- I 1 die of next week. t i 2Sth Infantry: on high sea:-; ex! pected to arrive mi idle of next ! week. 30th infantry: on route from LeHavre to Southampton from wh.'i'- ' it will leave for New York on Queen | Mary; except for certain units r< - j 1 maining at. Lellavre which will j clear simultaneously witli Queen ’ Mary. 45th infantry: advance party on high seas; bulk being processed at Camp St. Louis in Reims are. 1 ; scheduled to leave for Lellavre about Aug. 10. 35th infantry: being processed at Camp Norfolk in Reims area, its movement to Lellavre deferred until middle of August. 13th airborne: advance party on high seas; main body being processed at Camp Pittsburgh in Reims area for shipment late in August. Advance parlies of all listed units except 45th infantry and 13th airborne now home. 0 _ Warns Hoosiers Not To Shoot Pheasants Indianapolis, Aug. 2— (IIP) — Meat hungry Hoosiers were warned today that this is not open season on pheasants. John H. Nigh, enforcement chief of the Indiana Conservation department, said hundreds of phea- j eants had been killed by hunler-. | He announced a crackdown on the | illegal, slaughtering. Nigh alerted : conservation officers to invest!- j • gate numerous reports of viola- ; lions of Hoosier hunting laws. Canadian National Railway officials believed a record had been set when a family of 11 occupied one drawing room.

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New Industrial Board Members Appointed Indianapolis, Aug. 2- (UP) Governor Gatto today announced the appointment of a new member state industrial board. Acts of the 1915 General Assembly provided for the board, with not more than three of tho five members representing any one political party. Republican appointed were Joseph P. Miller, South Bond, chair man; J. Otto Lee, Indianapolis, an I Raymond J. Hitch, Evansville. Reprt renting the Deliloc iiitic party wore John L. Farley, Valley Mills, and Rob R. M-Nt’.gney, Columbia City.

Rangoon o \\ j 0 100 200 300 400 ' \ ' THAIIAND ...u> V\ Banglot ■ .X 1 A C CHINA tAndnmanh ’A V \ S ' ' * ' ‘Nicobar I* k MBANG ‘ \ VV* X MALAY X \Stngapore \ SUMATRA? g w hOPAuA'e. \ \ \Palembuncn Indian Ocean .. fo] I AMPHIBIOUS ALLIED rORCES were reported by Tokyo radio to have landed on Puket island in their first invasion of Thai (Siamese) territory. The offensive, which was without Allied confirmation at the time, is apparently designed to cut off Japs in Malaya and Singapore. (International)

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ik w: Honorable Discharge Sgt. Robert (). Bramlyberry, 315 i N. Jacks in street. Di 'harged at Camp Atterbury on point system. I Two Crewmen Killed As Train Hits Truck Painesville, ().. Aug. 2 il l’) The fireman ami engineer of the I New York Central era ,k partsenget j train, the Kniekerboi 'm r Express, i were burned to death today when I ! the train s f ruek a -tailed tank | truck. The (bad were identified as H"f-i man J. Keck, 63. Collinwood. <).. I engaieer. ami William T. Hill, I-'., Cleveland, fireman. Keck was trap-

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