Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 256, Decatur, Adams County, 30 October 1945 — Page 3

fIaY, OCTOBER 30, 1945.

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SOLEMNIZED OCTOBER " f M " H i. Dixon. 41» North Mft< t<> Dori*’ ,! steeie. |W and Mrs Ho.v *’<♦•’« <;f K3K I .met. took place SmSt- " , “ li, ' : ' - 1 “' . ~ ;o< k in th- Zion LuTh ’* ' fc ■■", i :'*■ !. ;»ni pn-' ding KflK, n .,iiy. Miss Mary II n <M|K.. .ni.d .hi "-•'it 01'1*1 J Splil«on or Kort 'ra|ll|g|^Bpt,-nd , ' ( i hi t til-* •' ■** lim W**‘“Konor. and brid'ottnuids | "-" 1 " iv,n a '"’ Miss .t..n ■■■ft**'' ' " ' '"' f “ ’ f! ■'’ th .'. Z-At k •-■■ - nog r< rv-l th- biid<> !,•■>•: null. while Paul ?hififeßL ■ ’ ,! ■' ! ■* |K^K| n/ >r-m««y. .• ••! Ks^K*l>’>'' ll sa-< h> h! at thI K 1 h>< K|Kii Third Mr—t KtgWTAIN WITH K3K DINNER && i!x G-org. Dull -n'-r K|K ( ih-ir horn- n Wren, O K3Kf‘»r M.x Dull’* ni—<♦ Hii-I having birthday* in Honor. 4 guests present ■ Frank Gleckler. Mrs ■ Dudley. Mrs Wilma J-an Nel her|L»/3b Mrs Marjorie Shaffer. A buffet dinner war serve! and the afternoon and eve. Km>*-re -pent in exchanging playing games. ■ **•* ' ,r " sone, Itaniel and David, and Mrs W F. T—pl- of KB»K Frank (Heckler and Shaffer of Monroeville; ■l^K , -»l S-th-rolf of Lima. (>. Mrs Charles Heller of To KMv.O . Mrs Mattie Cowen and K'Bk.Tran- is M< Williams of Wren. ■KKr. llilah Dower of Wren evening caller. TO BE KKmNIZED SATURDAY ■ Koun.fm.-nt has been made ■■■» approaching marriage of Pauline Hose Schindler, of Mr and Mm. Dub of Bryant, to Donald K. son of Mr. and Mrs. Char ■K. Miller, 601 West Monroe ■ K vows will be read Haturday at eight o’clock in the ■■■Trinity church in Bryant. S.hlndler Is a graduate of H^K 1 ' 1 ’ Trinity school, while I*ll.- ’’’“dilated from the De- ■ r»» Catholic high school. Both ■ p-opl.- are employed st the jEsSr ai Kie. ffic plant in this city. M C C. LANGSTON to club I p 1 r r wa.t hostess BW" m enibers Os the Hen'arch »**■ Monday afternoon. K ft? 1 Ward ( ’ a,,an<l “ n d Mrs. [Ji ( ow-i.h had charge <f the HF^fr ai!| f *n "I nlimited Opport uni■MJ or Youth." Mrs. Cowens dis ■ K<> how to apply for one of ■Soo p ‘'*’ * ar J° b "> •Haling H *lll lie seeking jobs for ■ lin,p - l,u * whatever the B^r ,i " n ** extremely importKW° work for the fulfillment of ■K* y° u have to offer." In doeBft* 1 "' 1,111,1 l,ial }laM ’‘(’’er ®K a ~n,e wh-n the Job outlook » •* C ** ,o < a " HOWB Bertha Heuer will he hr*- »;■ to the club November 12. 8 KO SAMARITAN IKP*s meets 9V h< ( f*«l Samaritan clans of the B K r *‘ n ‘' 'dturch met Friday eveBZ? 41 lianna •Nuttman park, ’‘.neteen members present. I '’ P’OKram opened with the U K* 1 ’ " ln,!ln < the -has song, asR whM ' !l scripture verses w Sra i Un hy ** cJl ' n ” rnl> "r prrnent. i ■ l w, * re * ,y e n hy Mrs. || • Dean, and , he Rfl ; j T list "y and “ duet was sung by I Ktu»? <1 - Mr * Tru « al - Following gW " business meeting, games I ftt **'* WWW |> -"jX r bonr ' 8 we,ner roa,t R '‘ ady cta ” ° f the m °- ■T-Ven *“ rC, ‘ WUI mp *‘ Thur*I B the h* M1 ** Ten thirty o’clock ° f Mr * N - * B'“ler W’vek. Wlll ’* Mr “ II “ker and Mrs. Frank Crist. Ifc'-X"? c B - <m «» !■ K tal?™H nn “ al Adaws ■ ,4 ’l r/ hlCh WUI b * hfc,d IKm v ’ chur <* «t two ift P.ogmJT ber 4 - An iKoinr J 2 ”.? 8 ' I> ** n •’ l * nnp d and W’ '*d to Attend. ** ll O,d ’ Bre gft l Sotstfe * l ,he P*n»ot»««« .? & ,tre> ‘’ Thursday W- ! “dlts .?** U,rt ’’ ®‘Cl«Ck ft* * C, “"‘ Ch ® re lnV “-

CLUB CALENDAR Boclsty OsadtliM, 11 A. M. Fhonss 1000—1001 Tuesday Kirkland home economics club, high school, 1:30 p.m. Blue Creek township Friendship Villsge club, 1:15 pm. Wednesday ladles Shakespeare club, Mrs. C. A. Dugan, 2:30 p.m. I'nlnn township home economics club, Mrs. Lewis A. Holthoune, 1:30 p.m. St. Vincent de Paul society, K. of C. h4l, 2 pm. Methodist church choir, church, 7 p.m. Thursday Presbyterian Missionary noddy, Mrs. Carl Pumphrey, 1:30 p.m. Pleaaant DaV- ladles aid society, church, all day. Heidelberg class of Zion Evangelical and Refornfed church, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley luehman, 7:30 p. m. Women of the Moose called meeting, Moose. 7:30 p.m. Missionary society of Flint Evangelical church, church, 2 p.m Ever Beady dans of Methodist church, Mrs. N. A Bixler, 7:30 p.m. Union Chapel ladles aid society, parsonage, 1:30 p.m. W.S.C.S. of Methodist church, church parlors. 2:30 pm., exetutlve committee, 1:30 p.m. There will lie an executive committee meeting of the W.S.C.S. of the Methodist church Thursday afternoon at one thirty o'clock.

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Alton and daughter, Paige, are visiting the former's mother. Mrs. Frank Alton on Rugg Street. They plan to make their home here, temporarily. Floyd and Russell Acker are completing plans to leave here the morning of November 12 for Florida, They will travel by trailers and will be accompanl'-d by members of their families, including their father, Samuel Acker. They will go to Clearwater for a short time and plan to go from there to Coronado to spend Hie winter. Mr. and Mrs. Fores! Owen* and daughter, Helen Jean, visited with Mias Phyllis Owens, a sophomore at Indiana University, and Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Miner and family In Bloomington over the weekend. While there, they attended the In-dlana-Tulsa footlwll game. Mr. and Mrs. L. Jamro Beavers and young son, James Edward, have returned to their home In Indianapolis after visiting the former’s grandm-.ither, Mrs. S. I). Beavers. Lloyd A. Price, 67, former county commissioner of Van Wert county, died yesterday from a stroke suffered while visiting his farm. He was once a candidate for the Republican nomination for United States senator. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Mr. Price was known by many in this county. Mr. and Mns. Daniel Ralph Barkley of Dixon, 0., are the parents of a baby boy, born Sunday afternoon at 4:03 p.m. at the Adams county memorial hospital. He has not been named. O o Adams County Memorial Hospital b o Admitted: Mns. Orval Davis. Rockford, O.; Aaron ReaniX. 22S Madison street; Hubert Lengerich, route 4; Fred Knight, 125 South Bend street: Mrs. Isaac Wagner. 616 Cleveland street; Mrs. Krnest Baker, Rockford. O. route 1; Horn er Smltley, 421 South First street. Adm 11 led atid dismissed: Lewis H. Miller, 1209’A West Monroe street; Mrs. Alvin Egley, 115 Bebelman street; Mrs. W. E. Clouse, 618 West Madison street. Dismissed; Mrs. George Lindsey. Geneva; Miss Mary Kathryn Kaiser. rente 6; Mrs. William Kammeyer. Woodburn route L; Mrs. Frank Bailey and baby girl. Hoosier Sailor Is Killed In Accident Marlon, Ind., Oct. 30-(UP> — Max Lowe Gilmore, 22, Kirklin, a sailor on leave, died last night attar bis automobile was struck by another car and crashed into a tree. The second vehicle was driven by Merrill Barrett. Marlon. Police said Gilmore was speeding and ignored a stop sign at a street Intersection.

IgSßiil Du hM wnm nwimillllll Pfc. Curt LaTurner han arrived home from the Kennedy general hospital in Memphis, Tenn. where he has been receiving treatment after two yeans service in Pacific. He will spend bls 30-day furlough with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ross LaTurner of Herne, and other relatives and friends. He was accompanied home by his wife, who lias hssn making her home in Fort Wayne. Pfc. Edward Sprunger, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Sprung-r, ha* been transferred from the soth Infantry division to the 71st division, and is now driving a truck at the Altenstadt Internment camp. Ills address is 35907A87. A.I.C. Hdq 3rd Bn. « Inf. Regt., APO %PM N<-w York. N. Y. Put Troops Ashore Wakayama, Honshu, Japan — John Chrlatener, Jr., machfnlsi’s mate, third class of Monroe. Ind., and Robert Glenn McMillen, fireman, first class of Pleasant Milin, Ind., memliers of an amphlbiouH task force, put American occupation troop* ashore here following the surrender of Japan. The troops were land'd at this harbor on the sout hear tern coast of Honshu for the occupation of Japan's Inland cities of Kolm> and Osaka. Pvt. Zane Musser has been transferred from Kessler Field. MISS., to Luke Fl-ld. Arix. His new address is 45015H8. MM A A.F.. 11. U., Sqn. A-1, Luke Field, Arix.

******** Honorable Discharge ******** Jay Alton, Ph.M. 1-c, son of Mrs. Frank Alton, from Great Lak«M. 111. John Acheson. K.M. 2-c, ITel.l. U.8.C.G., 321 North Flmt street. From Detroit, Mich. St./Sgt. Ben F. Miller, son of .Mr. and Mm. Henry C. Miller, route 1, Decatur, was disMisrited’ Octolwr 25 from Camp McCoy. Wise. He spent 30 months in the southwest Pacific, wears nine battle stars on his campaign ribbon and wa* awarded the presidential citation. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur k <^Sr' a ' moL J| i . •V' ’’SniiaSaSr hMoB HE MAY Bl AN 3GBE to you, but Boris Karloff's movie-made reputation as a monster left little Jane Markowitz cold. She is giving an enthusiastic hug to the shudder giver, who congratulates her on winning first prize tn the war fund baby contest in New York City. (International) TiirLwv U'ndnouday 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. -sto H p4ii. EHLERS.

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Temporary Truce Arranged In Java Batavia. Oct. 30 (CPI Fighting ceased under a sort of armed truce In the big naval base city of Noerabaja t >day after Indomviian extremists killed M British soldiers and wounded 59 others. Th<- situation remained trmso. however, as Indonesians were man-

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nlng ban! adea throughout the city mid were refusing to permit anyone to pa ax without a permit efgned by Dr. I. R. Hukarno, pre aldent of the unrecogr.lxed Indonesian republic. (h-n. D. C Hawthorn, Allied commander, flew to Boerubaja and saw Sukarno. The truce evidently wan arranged at the meeting. Two Britlxh buttiillons were in the aouth part of So<-rabaja and I one In the north. The Indonesians i were said to dominate the heart ' if the city.

Tlie nuiloiiuHst uew*l<ap*r Maredka published In Batavia today an appeal by t’ukarno to the jmpulaHon not to take things in their own hand* and to "do away with all Naxi-Fue'lal practice.’.” Three RAF dakotao cany log doctors, stretdhera and medical supplies left for Batavia to evacuate the wounded. Sukarn >, who Hew to Boerahaja especially to liult ultuck* hy his followers, also , may return aboard one of the planes. 1 There was n question, however,'

whether the RAF planes would ( beh permitted to land. Indoneatane; prevented a plane sent to evacuate liberated war prisoners from land- 1 Ing at mid-day. It was flown by 11 crack Dutch pilot. Dick Asjes. Political observers feared that 1 the fighting In Soerubaja may touch off terrorist activities else | where in Java Desultory firing broke out in Batavia yesterday as | ternoon and late in the evening. Beaforth highlanders were called' out <lurlng the night to hall loot Ing In Batavia. Seven looters were

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iWhot and killed. Indian ti<vope nl*o I fired on a group of armed Indonesians who In turn were shooting at a group of Dutch seeking refuge In an iaolated >*iracks. Informal peace talks between Dutch authorities and Indonesian I nationalist leaders were delayed Indefinitely hy the absence of Sukarno and other republican leadI ei«. — -O— • Rout Turkey Wednesday 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. -sto N p.m. EHI.ERU