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Photo by Edward* RECENT BRIDE— Th>- wedding of Mlm llene May Ehrmun, only daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Ehrman. and Howard Franklin Reinhard. aon of Mr. and Mra. Adolph Reinhard, took place recently In the Pleaaant Dale church, the Rev, Ruxnell Weller officiating. The couple have returned from their wedding trip to Washington. D. (’.. and are now making their home in Bluffton. amTT'KaT™ vitfea, Mr* Giles Porter: secretary of student. . Mrs. L. E. Archbold; secretary of youth work. Mra M. (). Lester; secretary of supply work. Mra. Frank Krick; secretary of literature and publlcationa, Mrs. Maynard Hetrick. During the social hour refreshments were served by a committee from circle 11. SO CHA REA MEETS THURSDAY EVENING Mrs. Fred Schulte was hostess last evening to members of So Cha Rea. During the short business meeting it was decided to make a donation to the community fund. Bridge was then played and prizes were won by Mrs Fred Fullenkatnp and Mrs. T. J. Metzler. Delicious refreshments were served during the social hour by Mrs. Schulte. The next meeting will Inin two weeks at the home of Mrs. Tillman Gehrig. NAZARENE W. F, M. 8. MEETS THURSDAY The W. F. M. 8. of the Nazarene church met Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Anspaugh. Following the devotions and busthois meeting. Mrs. Andrew J. Loaler. missionary to Africa, now home on furlough, gave an Interesting talk on her wotk In Africa. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess during the social hour. LADIES AID SOCIETY MEETS THURSDAY EVENING The Ladles Aid fwciety of the Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church met Thursday evening at the church. Devotions were glv en by Mrs. Hubert Gilpen, Mrs Jesa Williams and Mrs Vie Baker. During the business meeting, conducted by Mrs R. O. Wynn, forty one calls were reported and the

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 a. m. ' Frioay | Called meeting of Bu*lne** and Profesaiunal W men, public librnry. 7:15 p.m. Tri county meeting of Pythian Sisters, K of I', home. Legion auxiliary business meat* Ing. Legion home, g p m. Business ami Profe-slonal Women guest night, K. ( .f p, home. 6:30 p in. Sunday C. L. of C. initiation, K. of c. hall, 2 pm, banquet, C. L. of C. hall, 5 p in. Monday Ladles Fir-man * auxiliary. Mrs. Russell Baumgartner, “;30 p.m. Tuesday Church Mothers Study club, Methodist church, k p.m. W. C. T. I’., Mrs Floyd Morrison, 2 p m. Monroe Better Homes duh, Mrs, John Floyd, 7:80 p m. Dutiful Daughters class of Bethany Evangelical (lulled Brethren church. Mrs. Ivan Stucky. 7:80 p.m. Wednesday VFW Imdli-s Auxiliary Initiation, Moose Home. 7:30 p.m. work committee turned in thirty four dollars and one cent. Mrs. Gilpen. Mrs. Harry Pollas and Mrs. Addle Andrews were appointed to the work committee for November. Delicious refrawhmenUi were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Frank Fisher, Mrs. Ves Baker and Mr*. William Strahm Hostesses for the December meeting will be Mm, Roy Mutnma. Mns. Chai les Hakes and Mrs, Homer Bittner, REGULAR MEETING OF W. M. A. HELD THURSDAY The regular meeting of the W. M. A. of the Niittman Avenue United Brethren church was held Thursday '-veiling at the home of Mns. Archie Sinitley, with fifteen mem- , tiers in attendance. The meeting wan opened with the group singing “Teach Me, O God,” and prayer by Mrs. Faye Michel. A reading, entitled “If I Have Eaten My Morse),” was given by Mrs. Hilda Patesei. and a report on China was reviewed by - Mrs. Faye Michel. The meeting was opened with the group ainging "Teach Me, <» God." after which the following program was given: reading. "If I i Have Eaten My Morsel," Mrs. Hilda Patesel; report on China, Mrs Faye Michel; report on Africa, Mns i Gladys Raver; reading. “A Visit to Big Imurel.” Mr*. Hazel Foor; responsive reading. “Thanksgiving"; reading. "Praise and Thanksgiving." Mrs. Edith Terrell; reading, “I Met the Master Face to Face," Mrs. Doris Tioutner. After a short businera meeting, lhAneeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. F gle. HOME EC. PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL IN MEETING The president's council of the Adams County Home Economics clubs met for their final 1916 meeting yesterday. The all day meeting was held in the annex of the church at Monroe. Program planning was the important businorie for the forenoon session. The following topics were selected to lie studies for 1947: party suggestions and selection and wrapping of gifts; flower arrangement; laundry, pressing and mending; club proceedure; grooming; traveling aids; labor savers; handicrafts and slip covers The foDowing county officers were selected for the new year: Mrs. E. W. Busche. president; Mrs. Ralph Miller of Hartford township, vice president; Mns Archie Busdorf from Monmouth, secretary; and Mrs. Eli Graber of French

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township, treasurer. Reports from Home Economics club camps wer« given by Mrs. E. Rice, Mrs. F. Mitchel, Mrs W. Neadstlne and Mr*. M. I, Hprunger. It was decided that the Adams < aunty club should plan for a camp for the summer of 1947. A special annoumement woe made of the recreation school to be held In Bluffton on November 19. This Is open to all Interested In leading recreation. A report was made by Mrs. Noel Hemphill on the prizes won by various members at the state fair. The following committee wag selected to help prepare the program iKMikh-ts for 1i.47; Mr*. Raym->nd Harris',n. Mra. Adolph Weldler. Mrs Carl Frey. Mrs. Lloyd Byerly and Mrs. Thomas Adler. district missionary MEETING HELD HERE The Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church was the site yesterday <it the district Women's Missionary society rally, with approximately one ht'ndrtd and forty five representatives from the churches in the group in attend ance. Included .miong the guests were Mrs. M. O. Herman of Indianapolis, district superintendent of the Indiana conference, who presided at the meeting, and Edith Eichenauer of Celina, (1., Vice president of the district. The oeiMions opened nt ten o’ch vk with the devotional study, entitled “Christian Service," given by Mrs. Merlin Correll, and special song by Mrs. F. H Willard. "Come Ye Blessed." Mrs. Herman then gave a report of the biennial meeting held In Pennsylvania recently. Dr. C. C. Talbott, former superintendent of China Missions of the Evangelical church, was the principal speaker at the sessions. Dr Talbott, a China missionary for forty-three years, spoke on the Christian life of the Chinese, their habits and customs. At noon, the group adjourned to the First P’-esbyterian church, where the Missionary society of ' that church served the luncheon. The afternoon session, In charge 1 of Mrs. Guy Eley of Berne, was I opened with a song service and special prayer for the mwsionarles Mrs Herman spoke briefly of the 1 activities of the district socletlo* 1 and urged that all the ladies attend 1 the next district meeting to la- held 1 at the Celina Bethany church, Cet lina, O. She also gave a presenta- ' Hon of special financial projects and spiritual goals for 1947. • Dr. Talbott again spoke to the • group, after which the rally was dosed with prayer. I The Mt. Tabor WSCS will meet at the home of Miss Ruth Daniels ■Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. . Members are ask'-d to remember ’ the birthday gifts. The Ladies auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold Initiation ceremonies Wednn'day eve. • ning at seven thirty o'clock at the Moose home. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Pete Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crist are spend-

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ing the weekend at the Crist .-ottag'- al Lake George Mrs Nosh Hh>-ete, Mrs. Bessie Conway and Mrs Mabie Htevlk left Thursday for Albur(iuer<|tie, N. .Mex, to visit with Mrs Sheets' sister, Mm George Dav's. Mra. Charles Dugan had as her Thursday guests Mrs L. H. Haerle ot Indianapolis, and Mra. W A. Bedele of New York City. The ladles were enroute to Milwaukee, where they will attend the midwestern meeting of the Vassar alumni association in which Mrs ' Haerle bold* an important office 0 gras I I Admitted: Elbert Sfuky. Berne; , Barbara Burry. Berne; Mrs Jesse i Kessler, route 3. Admitted and dl*mla»eu. Herman f Bowman. Berne; Miss Carol Rime Koldeway. 946 Dierkra street D'smlssed: Mrs. Irwin Bultemeler and baby boy, Michael Grey, route 2; Mrs. Hardy Dennis and baby boy. Malcolm David, Willshire. O. route 1; James 11. Hurdmon, Ohio City. O. route 2. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jauregui, Decatur, are the parents of a baby boy. (torn at 5:30 a m this morning at the Adame county memorial hospital. He weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces and has not been named A baby son was born to Mr. and Mra. Everett C. Lough of route 5. thia morning at 1:10 a.m. at the local hospital. He weighed 6 pounds, 3 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conrad of Preble, a re parents ot a daugh-

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ter. Itoru at the Adams county hos- | pits! Thursday afternoin at 4:10 i p.m. She weighed 6 pountto, ounces Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Singleton. 91u West Adams street, are the parents of a lialiy son. horn at 10:44 a m. Thursday at the Adams county hospital. He weighed 7 pounds. In ounce*. Mr. and Mra William Harb of Berne, are parents of a baby daugh- < ter. born at the local hospital Turaduy at li:2<> a m. Hh<- weighed 6 i 4 OMM|««|OXt.l4* 4 I.SIMS VII.UWt.iI MtIKURKR 4. UMS Haywood Pub Co up. I 234 00 City of l»»<-»t ir op 147 31 Iturh Elevator op. Ott.ll C<> 1 .til. ~ I up SOS , Bobbs Msrrll 'o. -I op lI.SO T I Itrew and op. 10.1)0 !»•■ ftefn Co treii* op IS.OO It. Nesswald rac op. 3.00 L T GIIIIK Sher inll 44.44 The Amer Itall sig. co. • op 3S.lt* C. Iliibat-h drag op 371 3‘, tt Everett drag help A mil 3*9 9S .1 linker siir dep A uill *4.7* Dei Lu tn Co. sur stakes 23. St It F Carr, rep. tile drains 9*o C Anderson r> p tile drain* 11.30 W. Mo liaels Jr. rep tile dra 3.02 II Zimmerman rep tO- dra. 1120 <> Nyffler, rep tile dra. 21 70 II Thieme, rep tile dra. 44 9* M Hteury, rep. tlje dra. 22 Im High depart, rep. tile dra. 1.00 F Isechart. rep tile dra. 115.35 1., fltump, rep tile drs 19 So D Stanley, rep tile dra 7.00 J M Hoffman, rep. tile dra 330 Krl k Tvndall Co,, re. til dra. H3* 9. Heer, rep open dra. 35 00 II c Weber, dlt. clean out 23 00 c Tombleson, s trv "per. 4»o II Burger, sur. op. 4*o C. Harden, sur op 20 30 Ft Wavne I-A H Co. sur. op. 21 13 Mtiell Oil Co sue. op 51 J W Ifyndall, sur. op. «00 Korte Bro*, aur. op 30 14 Korte Bros, sur properties 2004.3* I, L. Hann, sc. sup op A mH JS.SO M Mallonee. atl. off mil 22 59 I, K Archbold co ag. sa. mil. A op. 103 43 C. la-ngerl'-h. co. ag at. sal. 112.30 A. K VVllllam*. ho dem ag. 41 *7 Dr. D D. Jones, lira of sal. 77.00 Dr. D D Jones, hea. off op. I So N O. Borman, asses cl. 25.00 Ehler s Best dr d Ju m- 13.00 Bonded Chemh-als dr d op. 5.95 Cltlsen's Tel Co, dr d op «2ti W. II Anderson Co . dr < t op 3.50 Law s’o-op Pub C„ dr d op 5,00 Bold,* .Vl-rrlll Co, dr d«p 12 5» West Pub. Co, <’lr d op. C. It Muadman, prob, of mil 9.25 J. Bixler, < h. cii*t. eat 133.00 Mr* E Miller. <■ h mat • d 53.00 I<3 Cottrell, r. h. oper. S.OO L. A. Overmeyer. <■. h op. 25 39 Brahm IsrboratorlM h op. 21.2 S C. It D'dge Co, c. h. op. 25.77 Bonded Chemh-al*, c. It. op 5.12 Ifooser giipplle*. c h. op. 14.55 Chrh-k Bro Jell op io *o North Ind Puld 8--r.. ja. op. 9.2* F. A Kitaon. Inf supt sal 150 00 J. Klt-on, Inf. mat. sal. 73.33 Dr. J M Burk. Inf phy. 25 00 P H tnile-rt. Inf help S" 00 E lllrsi-hey, Inf help f.o oo II Kltson. Inf help 23 00 It. Burkhart, Inf help So oO Bev E A Allwardt. Inf mln. *OO X M< Cotillnugb. Inf help 23 oo 1 M. Hart. inf. combining 12* oo It. Xlartlr., Inf. combining 99.00 Wayne Phar Hup. Co . 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Lltterer log * rv. 130 On Dec. Dem. Co. legal Adv. 32.51 Herne Witness 1- a adv 72 21 Leland Smith In*. ag< y of hd _’o.oo C. Hardy Hold Burial 75 00 <• Itoherts. fox bounty sno > Irene Bvron Sana. mna. Yost Const. Co, Wet liter bdg. 92**07 W. Winnr* wash. twp. as 512.00 M>. 2|.-, — Highway It. Illce, superintendent 200.00 P Everett, ass'l. supt. I, 10* 20 H Butler, a»s't. supt. 14045 Albert Fox ass't supt. 119.00 C Itevnolde, ass’t supt 14* 20 W Gaunt, tr drlv 15».4" Hoy Udler, tr drlv 15* In Don Harvey. Ir drlv 152 oft | Floyd Hmitley. tr. drlv 1*0.20 Clyde Harden Mechanic 210 40 G A Lailtz- iiliel*'-r, Ir. drlv 10* Oft G D Fox, tr. drlv. 15120 M L Huser Ir. drlv. 140.00 Virgil Draper, ir drlv. 174 25 Willie Cook, tr drlv 151 20 C Tumble’on, tr. drh 13.1 Harvey Shell, tr drlv 151 20 c Glendenlng, tr drlv 50.40 L Dunach, tr drlv 720 la-vl Voder, tr. drlv 29 40 C Miller, sin hand 15* 4« F Peterson, sin band 100.00 G Cottrell, sin hand 2.00 C. Zurdier. sin. hand *4.40 H Burger, sin hand 151 4» C. Ndaon, sin. hand 7*.4<> A Steiner, sin. hand 14100 I’. Pusey, »ln hand 105.40 Citizen's Tel Co. op. *75 Dec. Light A Power, op 10.42 Burk Elevator, op. 117 64 The Gibson Co op. 14.22 Mollenkopf A Eiling, op. 49 57 Xllchels Auto Parts, op 4 31 Mai'Alllster Machinery Co. op 119 *4 Korte Bro*, op. 170 0* Waller Brintxenhofe, op. 17.10 Arnold A Klenk, op 20 55 White Mfg Co, op 3170 Central Motor Part* .op. 'the Dunson Sup Co., op, L 101.4* Decatur Super Serv op. 20.54 Eiberson Ser. Sts., op. 43 41 Shell Dll Co., op 424 Oo Consolidated Tl A Mot Co op 9* 15 Artz Tire Co. op 127 94 Ft Ways# pipe A Hup Co op 43 1* J W. Karch stone Co. mat 4* 32 , Lybarger Gravel Co., mat. 270.2* , Krick-Tyndall Co , mat. 24 2* , Meshberger Bro*. Stone Corp i mat. ■ 793.7.1 i I’ash Coal Feed Hup Co. mat. 4.00 < Willshire Lumber Co, mat. 7.50 < M'-shberger Bros. Stone Corp ' mat ISZHTI Walter Plbg A IDs op. 23 *1 Welfare Citizen Tel. Crf., op. 11.55 ' H. 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