Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 193, Decatur, Adams County, 16 August 1946 — Page 3

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JOHNSON are read W'""? ." ~( Mir* Margaret fit- daiiMhti‘l <’f Mr ann 9...„,„-r <>f *”" ! * T" ,r ' M "' h H. nl I’ l ' *’ f J ’" k w-r- r - al S“ u ; rtay ' fIK m Ju' k* ,,n W juhn’OD *"ended the Jeffsr Mt-.-hi» school* and I* «■’ *• ,* Jsckaon. Mr. Johnson ■ 9T , , „ Jackson school* and gl.. f th.- General Product* where **" iHirbein guild TUESDAY guild of the First i|K lir. -hr.-n < biirch held apse ,„|,iy .tt-ni'iK a’ Lehman h.iip *••»> -:-'hi<-n mem th- Mi|.p-r. the Jw*..n, jK.,| Therefore W.- AH Need fli . „i„, w.s given by the 9 mi,, Phylll* VenlH. The jK.,., Mi _, Elm* Ju< kaon. conK, . I.iiein.-** meeting, dur '|K, . h time plan* were completW, ...riding a gift bo* I" K, n .W. < iK ii. w itt.-mb.-r’ were also to the guild. fer the September will be Ml** Klolse Jack9, \|js- Martha Sheet*. Mis* Kot. inali will be the leader. OF THE MOOSE (■eETING THURSDAY K Women <»f 'he Moose held r. -ul.-r meeting at the Mouse Thmwday evening, with sen Kr-.-nt. Catherine Stalter. pre<>f friendship certlfl were presented to Waneta gSganlner. Florence Noll, Clara and Hattie Wotlhman. Arwere also completed delegate*. Ruth Gm* and K|.. Haley. Io attend the na--48) convention at Chicago on Sill be given the college of reM degree, the highest award aSe Women of the Moose. Plans also made to participate in a to la* given by the lodge for Mr*. Frank Rumschlag. B party will he held at Mooseha--9 Fla. on laltor Hay. Hr n.-xt meeting will be held 21

ALL METAL BEDS 71 -,. k i«!., t -r JB* 1 '•kffiQSr i'~" X iIWWI- fWpN .. 4 IPfaS'VYz ' .*f «C i3>* ’ Full or Twin size available. Quality Felt Mattresses Firmly embedded in thick layers of felted cotton, tovera or long wearing striped ticking, with turning straps. Full or twin. Stucky & Co. Phone 84 Monroe, Ind. °pen each evening except Wednesday. WE DELIVER. . Phone 84

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elchepauer will entertain the mem iters of the urn Join l's class of the First

I Evangelical church at their home . Tuesday evening at alx thirty o'1 clock. A picnic wupper will be - served and all member* are requested to bring wrlners, a covered . dish and their own table service. > Mr. and Mrs. George Roop are asslating In the arrangements. . Y.P.M.ff. HAS~ ) MEETING RECENTLY I Mlm tale Ann Troutner enter--1 talned four member* and sis guest* I of the Y.P.M.B. of tbs Nuttman Avenue United Brethren church recently. Mrs. VanGundy conducted the devotion*. following which the group *ang “1 tave To Tell the Story,” and the acrlpture lesson wa* read Prayer wa* offered by Hazel Foor. 1 and readings were given by Betty Sudduth and tai* Ann Troutner. "Hlgblighta in Africa” were presented by Mr*. VanGundy, after which the business meeting wae ' conducted by the president. ' Delicious refreshment* were served by the boatess during the social hour. WOMEN’S GUILD MEETS WEDNESDAY The regular meeting of the Women '« guild of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church was held Wednesday evening at the church. Mr*. A. R. Ashbauclier, leader, gave an Interesting leason study on ”Allans along Life'* Highway." Mra Wesley tahman wa* devotional leader, and Mra. William Feller aang “The Lord’* Prayer.” A leaflet wa» also read by Mrs. Harry Knapp. During the business meeting, a report of the conference held at Tiffin. 0., in July was given by Mrs. Albert Beineke and Mra. Harry Thompson. Plans were also discussed for a rummage sale, to tie held October 5. and for the Women's guild conference at Ann Arbor, Micb., September 10-13. Hostesses for the evening were the .Mtwdames Homer Barton, Joy Bockman. James Border*. Albert Beineke and Charles IJrodl>eck. Miss Rose and Herb Fullenkamp had as their Thursday evening dinner guest* Mr. and Mt*. Fred Fullenkamp, Mr. and Mrs. James Egley. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Zintsmaster and family. Mr and Mrs. Jack Holthouse and daughter, Mrs. William

McAtee and childixn and Mr*. D M. Reed, CLUB CALENDAR •Misty Osadllr.s, 11 A. M. Friday Friendship Village Horne Economics duh pot-luck supper, Lehman park, Herne, 7 p.m. Calvary tadles Aid society, Mrs. Derrlll Clouse, S p.m. Saturday Rummage sale, Evangelical church ba*ement, P a m. to 3 p.m. Sunday LelmeMtall-Martln reunion, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yager, near Kirkland high schmtl. Blossom reunion, fairgrounds. Ottawa, 0. Tuesday Catholic Mdies of Columbia. C. L. of Hall, R p.m. Eta Tau Higma, Mrs. Ix>o Failrote, 8 p.m. Wednesday Called meeting of llunlnes* and Professional Women, Hanna-Nutt-man park. <:IS p.m. Kum-Joln-Us class of First Evangelical church. Ms. and Mra. Raymond Eichenauer, S:3O p.m. Cpl. David A. luittgaton I* a wire chief at an air control center on Okinawa, according to recent letters. Hl* address is 3SMS22O. 623 Aircraft control and warning squadron, APO 239. c-c Postma«ter, San Francisco, Calif. Pvt. Chester Ray leturned to Camp Campbell, Ky., today after Hpendlng a few days here with hi* mother, Mm. Pearl Ray, and sister Geraldine. o MUs Rose and Herb Fullenkamp have as their weekend guests. Mn*. William McAtee und children and Mra. D. M. Reed of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Koo* left this morning on a trip through Canada Mrs. Morrb Stult* and daughter Uis of St. Augustine. Fla., are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bechdoit in Jay county and with other relatives and friends in thia part of l.idiana. The Yellow Jacket* football aquad ha* been notified that practice will start the first of the coining week. Mrs. 11. L. Conter has returned from a two weeks’ visit with Mrs. H. O. Junes at Kalamazoo. Mich. Work on the Zlner residence on Adams street and the Coater home on Winchester is progressing and l»oth are ezpected to lie ready for occupancy within a few week*. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Carroll and son John visited at the Clayton Carroll home in Berne Thursday afternoon and evening Mbs Betty Hamma. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hamma. left Thursday for Los Angelas, Calif., after spending a vacation with her parent* and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Flgeroid, of Oakland, Calif. Mrs. Paul Gold •smith and son. Jimmy. Mrs. Bob Vegcler, Mr. and Mrs. Rcbert Baker and children and Mrs. Maola Oplinger, all of Fort Wayne, visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Owen K Baker. o-——

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Mr. and Mrs. larVernc Hakey, 748 Mercer avenue, are the parents of a daughter, born thia morning at 6:40 am. at the Adams county memorial hospital. She weighed < pounds and han not been named. A baby son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Geimer. 315 Jackson street, Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. He weighed 7 pound* ami has not l»een named. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman of Geneva, are the parents of a baby girl, born at the local hospital Wed iiesday morning at 10:51 a.m. She weighed 5 pounds, 10 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Harold DeArmond of Berne, are the parents of a baby daughter, born Wednesday night at 10:42 p.m. at the Adams county hospital. She has not been named. 14-Month-Old Boy Drowns In Trough I-agrange, Ind., Aug. 16 —(UP> — Rites were planned today for 14-month-old Elva U. Miller, who drowned Wednesday night in a horse trough on hie parent*' farm near here. Nutty Flavor Uncooked oatmeal, if toasted to I delicate brown and used in making cookies, will have a delicious nutty flavor.

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. WORKMEN IXHUMI THE BODY of Mrs. Minnis McConnell of Dupont, Ind., one of several to be exhumed by th* prosecution in connection with numerous poison deaths attributed to Mrs. tattle tackman, 62-year-old nurse and widow, who Is being held in the Madison, Ind., JasL Toxicology reports found “enough traces of mercury poisoning in the body to kill in 10 days.’* - (Inttrnational)

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Admitted: Miss Vern Erwin. 128 North Third street; Mi* .Marjorie Alice Melcher, Monroeville; Mlns Jeanette Miller, Convoy. O. route 2; Frederick Fox. Herne route 1. Admitted and dismissed: Phillip McDonald, 328 Oak street. Dismissed: James Watt*. 117 North Second street; Rudolph Koiter. route 2; Mrs. Harold DeArmond and baby Kiri. Berne route 2. o— Divorce Suit Filed In Circuit Court Suit for divorce has lieen filed In Adame circuit court by Treaaella Holler againet William. E. Holler, charging cruel and inhuman treatment In that he cursed her. called her vile names, beat and struck her and is possessed of a mean and uncontrollable temper. She asks SSOO alimony. 11. It. McClenahan le plaintiff* counsel. —————o Alamo History The Alamo, located at San Antonia, Texas, was formerly a fort. Originally ft was a mission house erected by the Franciscan Fathers ip 1722. o— Soft and Slender I I MARIAN MARTIN Watch this drear, become your favorite ... so cool, so smart for bridge or movie afternoons. Pattern 841# has a new version of the keyhole neckline and soft Itodice case. Pattern 9419 comes in sizes 34, 36. 38, 40, 42, 44 46 48. Size 36 takes 3 yards 39-lnch fabric. Send TWENTY-FIVE cents in coins for this pattern to Decatur Dally Democrat, Pattern Dept., 155 N. Jefferson St., Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly Your Name, Address, Zone, Size and Style Number. NOW ready—the Marian Martin new BUMMER 1946 PaPttern Book! Fifteen Cents more brings you cool, new, easy-to-make fashions for all . . And. printed right in the book: FREE pattern for ballet slippers for home and beach wear!

Record Corn Crop Foreseen In State Report Other Crops Are Below Normal tafayette, Ind.. Aug. 16 (UP) A new record high In corn production was Indicated today by Purdue university and federal agricultural statisticians hut other Hoosier crop* were somewhat lielow normal. They estimated Indiana farmers would harvest a crop of 21'.775.<ttt0 bushel* of corn, five percent above last year's record figure and 38 percent above normal. The average yield per acre, however, was expected to equal the

1945 top at 53. Additional acreage was the reason for the total increase. Other crop estimates by the agricultural observer*! Winter wheat 30,616,000, or 21.5 bushels per acre. Oats 57.831.000 bushels. 37 per acre, three |M-rcent less than last year's crop but 44 percent above I average. Barley 550.000 bushels, two, thirds of 1945 production due to smaller acreage. Hye 596.000. smaller than last year due to less acreage. Soylieans 25,800.000. seven per cent less than 1945 hut 20 hushels per acre estimate will equal I state record Potatoes 3,720,000 bushels, 12oj bushels per acre, five percent under last year and 28 |>ercent below average, smaller acreage. — o —— First President’s Cabinet The cabinet ot the First Presi-|i dent of the United State* was composed of the Secretary of Stated Secretary of War, tSecretary of thej Treasury and the Attorney General. 1

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Movie Actress Sues Show For Divorce Hollywood. Aug. 16 (UP) Act-! J r>w Ava Gardner, who worked! , days while husband Artie Shaw ’ worked night*, sued today to beicome the bandleader’s third ex- | Wife. Sh» accused Shaw, whom she quarried less than 10 months ago. of treating her In a “cruel manner." Shaw, previotndy married to tana Turner and th« late Jerome Kern’e daughter Beity. blamed their sep- ’ arid ion in June on Ills career which kept him working nights and hers which kept her at the studios days. •- - o 1 Important Island* Hawaii. Fiji. New Hebrides, Mew 1 Caladonia, Solomon, Tahiti, Carolina and Marshall island* are the - most important of the South Sea 1 island Group.

Saturday Specials Beefsteak, T-Bone. Sirloin and Round Steak. Ih. 45c Pure Ground Beef, 1b... 38c Chuck and Arm Roast, lb. 30c -33 c Swiss Steak, lb. 45c Beef Liver, lb. 38c Boiling Beef. lb. 23c -25 c Large Lemons, lb. 15c Fresh Pork , Home Grown Tomatoes SUDDUTH MEAT MARKET Phone 226 512 S. 13th st.

TRADE IN A GOOD CITY—DECATUR * • > |7se FITCH SHAMPOO 59c ( 1.00 DRENE SHAMPOO 79c 50c VITALIS 39c 60c MURINE for the Fyen 49c} pklC. 20’m SCHICK RAZOR HI, A DES .... 69c) GYPSY ( REAM 0 41 m J Relief for Sunburn—lvy Poison t 60c SKOL 49c ( TAMPAX—Box 40« 98c FraiNhetts Cleansing Pads « OO 1 Ideal for those who are traveling J LOO-MILE’S NERVINE 83c / 160 c ALKA-SELTZER 49c { ICE MINT for Tired Feet 49c J TE-OL for Athlete Foot 35c BLUE JAY CORN PLASTER ... 23c ( PEPSODENT TOOTH POWDER . 39c PEPSODENT 50 TUFT TOOTH BRUSH.. 47c ( 75c LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC 59c ( INSECT-0 BLITZ BOMB Q£ ) Kills Flies. Moths, Mosquitoes C Smith Drug Co. | 1 < ' Soft <• < 1 Worthman Field Sat., Aug. 17, 1946 I:: LOOP.M. '' ' ' FORT WAYNE MOOSE ; :: vs ;' DECATUR MOOSE • ’ * • II ; (Top teams in respective cities) EXTRA—ATTRACTION—EXTRA < > I Roy and Lucky and Educated Doz act- ' i ! 6 > I ;! a tumbling act. 11 < ■ t No Admission (» I I It I I In case of rain acts will lie ffiven in .Moose X Lodge Room at 2:00 P. M. | i BABY NEEDS ■ c a 50c PABLUM BABY FOOD 39c ■ 40c FLETCHER’S CASTORIA Sfc J 50c MENNEN’S ANTISEPTIC BABY OH 43c ■ 60c CALDWELL’S SYRUP PEPSIN 49c J BOTTLE SQUIBB’S NAVITAL, lOcc aize 67c I 50c JOHNSON’S RED CROSS BABY POWDER 39c ■ 25c Z. B. T. BABY POWDER 21c J 50c DRAKE’S GLESSCO COUGH SYRUP 45c ■ 60c DR. HAND’S TEETHING lATTION 54c 4 oz. BORIC ACID POWDER 10c J 12 oz. SQUIBB’S COD LIVER OH 98c ■ 50c MENNEN’S BABY POWDER 39c ELECTRIC BABY BOTTLE WARMER 1.95 ■ COMPLETE LINE OF BABY BOTTLES AND NIPPLES. : KOHNE DRUG STORE

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