Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 199, Decatur, Adams County, 23 August 1945 — Page 3

■>.SDAY, AUG. 23, 1945

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■ LICHTENBERGER E’ates birthday Lichtenberger was plea-Kurpri-ed Sunday on her .Hjrst birthday anniversary iWfew relatives gathered a! Hpresent were George Ilin.l Clark Hindenlang, Mr. Fn-d Hindenlang, Mr. and Sim Hindenlang and son, ■ r and Mrs. George HinH.Jr., Mr. and Mrs. DenniHck, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas and sons, John, iWand Samuel, Mr. and Mrk

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Odes Gould and son, Frank, and daughter, Esther, Mrs. Mabie Ehrsam and son, Steven, Mrs. Lloyd Schoeff and aon, Paul, and daughter, Norma, and Lawrence, Carl and Raymond Lichtenberger. O o Adams County Memorial Hospital I" Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Runyon 1 had as their guests the past week : the latter's sisters, Mrs. L. C. Van-j derlip, and Mrs, E. K. Blessing, and !

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Phones 100 G—lool Thursday Ruralistic study club, Mrs. Joseph Heimann, route 3. Calvary Evangelical combined preaching service and ladies aid, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Miller, S p.m. Good Samaritan class of Nazarene church, church, 5 p.m. Friday American Legion Auxiliary, Legion home, S p.m. Baptist Philo class, Mr. and Mrs. i Warren Lehman, 7:30 p.m.* * Miss Suzanne Sellemeyer, of Elkhart. Miss Shirley Price, formerly of Decatur, has been visiting Miss Alice Langston lor I In- past. week. The two left this morning for Mij chigan City to spend a week with j the former's parents.

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Illltl I [llllll?fi»illllllll r MHr Land In New York Two Decatur soldiers were among returning veterans who landed at New York yesterday aboard the S. S. Wakefield. They were: Sgt. Bernard F. Gass and S/Sgt. Harry B. Drake. o Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

i On Treasure Island fc f » « 01 B - H ~ i 1 After completing the Signaling school training course at Great Lakes, 111., Edward L. Bulmahn, ’ seaman first class went to Trea- i sure Island, Cal., for further as- ’ signment with the navy. He > entered the service on Nov. 29, j 1944, following his graduation • from the Monmouth high school in tlie previous spring. He is the • son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin BulI malm of Decatur route five. •***★*★** I i Honorable Discharge ; Sgt. Everett C. Lough, SOI Line ' street. ! Cpl. Oliver W. P- Macklin 12S N. J First St. . Pvt Ralph R. Gilliom, Decatur J mute four. • All overseas veterans, discharged I from Camp Atterbury through j point system. Wash Load • Your machine is designed to wash I a definite load. Weigh the clothes • or put in only the number the dij rections advise. Too many will not • wash clean and, in an electric machine, may strain the motor or • cause the fuse to blow. • Democrat Want Ans 'tet Results

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Cpl Macklin Horn” After Serving 38 Months With Army f'pl. Oliver W. P. Macklin, a- - rived home last night with an honorable discharge from Hie army, ! after serving .'IS months in the service, 17 of which were overseas. I He !<; in good health, still retains; his hearty laugh and is happy to be back home. Cpl. Macklin, a son of Mrst. Lo-j Ila Macklin. 12S N. First street,: i participated in the European and | Czechoslovakia campaign and ha-j I four battle stars on his service I I ribbon. He went with the army ! i through France an d Belgium, across the Rhine and wound up in | Germany when the war ended. He was attached to the 79ih infantry; division and served with a motor unit. He was mttelered out at Camp , Atterbury. i He arrived home just 12 hours, ; after his brother. Lt. David Mack-1 ; lin. I'SNR, left for San Francisco, ■ to report for a. new naval assign- ! meat. The brothers have not seen I each other for several years; Special Services And Meetings Os Churches In Area SI. LUKE'S CHURCH Mission festival services will be ' 'held Sunday at. St. Luke's Evan-; gelieal and Reformed church at Honduras. Three services are; scheduled for the day. Rev. Julius Kuck of Piqua, Ohio, will be speak-] er at lite lii:3u a.tn. and 2:30 pin. services. Rev. Worthman of BluffI ton will speak at the evening service at 7:3.i p.m. Special music I | will be heard at each nervi.'e. The . limblie iii invited to all services. I

First Noturali7ation Papers Are Granted Mrs. Leo .1. Miller Os this eil.C; a native of London. Ontario, Canada, wa- granted her firs- natural: zation papers at a hearing before E. J. Wall of the Department of Justice in Adams eiri-uit court t ic mo-ulng. Mrs. Miller, whose maiden name was Beverly Jean C. Laragn, was born on January 9, 1921 in Lmi ion. Canada. Her husband is a firs lieutenant in the I'. S. arm,, stationed at Francisco Garcia, a native ot Cusihuerichic, ciiihuahua, Mexico, filed for certificate of arrival papers. He wao born in Mexico on April 2. IS9I. C H. Mitselman, Berne attorney, appeared for the native Mexican who came to this country in 1920 and must I'.bta'.n . certificate of arrival papers.

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140 000 Hoosiers Estimated Idle Indianapolis, Aug. 23 - (IP) Director Noblr R. Shaw of the Jn- ' diana employment MP'. urity division estimated today tha‘ 110,’h)') li‘ioyi'‘rs were idle be- auso oi war iir.nhi.'!Lei (iithtcks and contract ca:<( ■ 11;:t ions. Men, Women! Old at 40,50,60! Want Pep? Want to Feci Years Younger? Do vou I.lftinp i-xhaustei!, worn-out feeling on nireT I . ;i f \. hat a little peppim.' up with (~!■, \ha <|m.. • •onia ■ i-.r ic many n.-.-ft at 10. .1,.,.) \,t tiiijn B-i i< ititD. idii-'Pli"'us ix,w coni |.,... . i,,, , . , ■’, c ' T y Osin-x T->nl« 'I übitrtNfor uvw pttp. ><i : uigvr feeling, this vwry Uay. ' i| •• i• - s'-' • <‘t > \vlt« .» in lie ,(||ll'. ,11 STB it !> 1 C I-. Slei't-■