Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 205, Decatur, Adams County, 30 August 1945 — Page 3

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i RED CROSS meet,ng £ ' ‘^^Sdi- s of the Magley Red met. Thursday evening jßgfente of Mrs. Oscar BieberdßsKleveiiing was spent in sewslipper tor soldiers, the hostees served frefreshments. ' fuSfilceting next Tuesday will , - nP |fct the home of Mrs. EraT,.ag|p‘irt sorority will have a Tuesday evening ;H at^Hß| D ' ( ' ll,( ' k 111 ,ll< ‘ Elks ,lolni ‘ ... of officers will ami all membern are re- ; to be present. »■ eting of the Women of , scheduled for this evebeen cancelled due to mating of the home. o CALS F. Uhrick, Tusthey did not he country and urn to Indiana, the west just o arrive here th. Mr. Uhrick his work at the e, Fort Wayne, ust Ist. plan to take double holiday, day to enjoy a he lakes. loop, city engineer, is enrip through northern Inweek. auditor and Mrs. Thurew and infirmary euperand Mrs. Kitaon have rom Madison, where they he state meeting of countary super intendents, >mfort Wearing SE TEETH pleasant way to overcomi liscomfort. FASTEETH, at >wder, sprinkled on uppei dates holds them tlrmer st eel more comfortable. Nt iey, pasty taste or feeling (non-acld). Does not sour te odor” (denture breath) STH today at any drug store

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CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Phones 100 G—lool Thursday Women of the Moose, camelled. Ruth and Naomi circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, Mns. C. W. Shoaf, 11 a.m. at church. Bethany circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, Mrs. W. FI. Thompson, 6:30 p.m. Union township woman’s club family meeting, Sun Set park, 6:30 p.m. Friday Union Chapel Otterbein guild, Miss Betty Miller, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Tri Kappa sorority, Elks home, 8 p.m. which was held at the Madison home. Ben Gallion, field representative for the state board of tax commissioners, was here today ami held a hearing at the court house on an appeal filed by Mirs Catherine Jackson of Kirkland township, on an assessment of real estate and improvements. The case had been heard prior by the county board of review and was appealed by Miss Jackson to the state board. George Gilpin of near Polson, Montana, in the East Lake Shore area has 325 cherry trees which are expected to produce 20,000 pounds of top grade cherries this year, a newspaper dispatch reveals.' Mr. Gilpin is a nephew of R. E. Gilpin of this city. The Montana cherry crop is expected to be as large as last year and those who keep in touch with it predict that the crop will be of better grade. The Rev. J. M. Dawson of near Decatur has been trav <■ 1 ing throughout Van Wert, 0., during ■the pa>st month, speaking in various churches in the interests of prohibition. Mrs. W. G. Reynolds and son Robert have returned to their home in Decatur, 111., after spending the past few days in this city with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Reynolds and Mrs. M. F. Harris. Mr. and Mns. A. M. Anker have moved from the Rice hotel to 352 North Eleventh street, where they will reside until the Townsend house is vacated.

Leo Child of Findlay, 0., was attending to busfttess at the KrlpkTyndall tile plant last evening. Mrs. Blanch R. Hoffman, formerly of this city, had resigned an a teacher at the Hanna homestead school for handicapped children at Fort Wayne, after serving 21 years. Mrs. Hoffman, whose maiden name was Miss Blanch Reynold-. taught in the schools here eight years prior to going to Fort Wayne. Ens. Tom Andrews visited recently with Dwight Kimble of Los , Angeles, Calif., and Mr. Kimble’s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. . Burkhart of Hollywood, Calif. O ■" ■ ■ ■ o Adams County Memorial Hospital j o o Admitted: Mrs. Regina Kay Boerger, route 3; Miss Alice May Krugh, Ohio City, O. Admitted and dismissed: Norville Sprunger, route 2; Allen Brown, indianpaolis; Mrs. Ira Hillier, Willshire, O. Dismissed : James Goldner, route I 3; Mrs. Paul Arnold and baby boy, j route 2; Sy Mazelin, Decatur; Walter Frauhiger, Craigville route 1; j Miss Martha Jane Schmit, New j Corydon; Hubert Myers, Bryant; James M. Forepian, Berne; Mrs. Joseph C. Mills, 503 Adams steert; Mrs. Sam Counterman and baby boy, Hoagland. $25,000 Fire In Rochester School Rochester, Ind., Aug. 30 (UP) City school superintendent Fred i Rankin said today that the Rochester high school would reopen on i Sept. 4 as scheduled, in spite of a I $25,000 fire which swept through | the building yesterday. The blaze of undetermined origin destroyed the school library and 3,000 books, school records, reference materials and a mimeograph machine. Shoe Cleaning Fluid Explodes, Girl Dies * Bloomington, Ind., Aug. 30„ — i(UP) —Roberta Gayle Morron. 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bracie Morron of near Chapel Hill, died in a Bloomington hospital yesterday after being burned on the head, arms and chest when a bottle of shoe cleaning fluid exploded. The child struck a match after (opening the bottle.

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Close Friday i The public is invited to attend a I program of evangelistic singing ; Friday at eight o'clock at the Union United Brethren church, 2’--> inileo southwest of Willshire, O. This will mark the closing of the school which Prof. Wilbur Wilson of Kingsport, Tenn., has been conducting for two weeks: Honorable Discharge A W ★ A ★ A* A • T/Sgt. Cedric Colchin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Colchin of route 4, discharged under point system at Camp Atterbury. Elite,-- ! ed service March 10, 1941, over- | seaa since March 14, 1942. Staff Sgt. Harry B. Drake of DeI eatur It. R. 3. Mustered out at I Camp Atterbury on point system. . ~ Planes Drop Supplies To Allied Prisoners Guam, Aug. 30—(UP) — Flying ! from Guam, Saipan, and Tinian a i force of 134 Superfortresses dropI ped 1,072,000 pounds of food, clothing and medical supplies today to prisoner of war camps in Honshu. Hokkaido, Kyushu, Formosa, Korea, and Manchuria. The supplies were dropped in camps around Tokyo, Se&dai, Osaka and Hiroshima on Honshu; Fukuoka on Kyushu; Hakodate, on Hokkaido and unnamed camps in ■ mher areas. Forest Return North Carolina farmers obtain around $25,000,000 a year from their wooded lands

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ii Lt. (j.g.) Fl.n-ence Bierly Price,) 1 US.NR, daughter of Mr. ami Mat. !■ G. Remy Bierly of thia city hasp b<-en placed on inactive duty in the i U. S. navy reserve effective August i 16 She is now residing with her j husband, Captain Robert C. Price,!] US.MCR, at the marine corps air} ; base in Cherry Point, N. C., where i’ he is stationed at the present, time. I |1 Ted Eady, AOM 2/c, left Wed- J uesday for Chicago after spending i a 32-day leave with his parents, ; Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Eady. S-Sgt. Harold J. Dol.h, husband of Mrs. Christina Dolch of Pleasant j 1 Mills, arrived in New York Wed nesday evening, according to a , telephone message received by bis , wife. S-Sgt. Dolch is with a tnedi- :• cal ambulance company and has ; been overseas 23 months, partici ' pa'ing in the African and Italian , campaigns. He is the son of Mr.-. Clara Dole!) of route 6. • M-Sgt. Laurence Beihold, who ■ left yoderday for Santa Anna. • Calif, after spending a 30-day fur- J lough with his wife and parents. : became ill with malaria fever en- J route ami was taken to an army : hospital in Chicago, 111. Sgt. Bei J hold is the son- of Mr. and Mrs. *: William Beihold of route 1 and • was overseas 22 months, serving in } the Netherlands East Indies, New j Guinea and the Philippines. Mrs. Laurence Beihold of Centerview. J Mo., is visiting her husband's par- <i ent -.

In Trinidad 1 After nerving nearly a year and , a half wi'b the 464th Bomb Group | and the 15th AAF in Africa and J Italy, Serge urt Francis Andrews J recently arrived in Tinidad and |' assumed new duties with the civi-I, lian personnel office of the air transport command. Busier than all the combined air- 1 fields before the war, the ATC | base in Trinidad is the ‘'aerial:-' I loundiioii-e of the Cal'bbeau'' for | | a vase fleet of more than 21(0 C-47 Ekytraine. ATC, which operate: t ie greatest air transportation system the world has even seen, is flying more than 50,000 men monthly from* Europe to the Uni ed ■ States. Thio mass aerial troop I movement, known as the "Green i Project”,* dwarfs any previous air i transport operation, civil or mili-| tary Sgt. Andrews, 27. formerly a I parachute rigger in the MTt) is I married lo the former Eileen Jack- ' ■ on. who resides at 1128 Wes; Mon-I roe St. His parents, M> and Mre i Harry ('. Andrews, liv.- on route four. Decatur

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He graduated from Decatur high school in 1936 and was employed by the Schafer Glove Co.,' before he enured the army in Jtim - iiary, 1943. lie w(*,ars Hie European- \I i i Mid lb- Ea t and the American theater ribbon and tlifE distingtiisht <1 unit citation wiittj.ii ■ one oak leaf cluster. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Millet T»r’ Berne route 2, have received the following mw address far their son, S Sgt.. Chel-ey C. Miller, ibffi Det ;rni \\F Bl 833rd Sq 486 Bomb. Gp. Drew Field, Florida.

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