Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 7, Decatur, Adams County, 9 January 1947 — Page 3

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f IfEDDirie wi-EMNiZED JN NEW YEARS DAY f MktaSLNßOtby Johnson, daughter ’ ■ Mr «b 4 Mm. William II John-on IMonroa. and Carl Hunziker, -on Mm. <4n» Huasiker of Willshire. In mar iaifp on JanMY 1 at the personate of the Wolter at '!>..'• U.. M.-.. <» ha doable rJnx ceremony wa« Itnessed by Dr. and Mrs. Robert , Yinnt es Marlon The bride <*o?- for he:- wedding Street Icaxtb. dr-v-. of aqua Mue Ik crepe. with accessories of isty rose and matching elbow . ngtb HWMa. Her only jewelry has a HHitg of pearls and earbride attended the Pleasant ills high «<heol and was former- , employed at Marion Mr. Hun■R'jker’ i« a veteran of four years jrstabli&he army. He is a gradte wf fto Wilish ire high school Id is now * const ruction worker i*i Fori Way MJ heeoaPle plan to reside In their W w| F furnished home In Chat-1 —uoogs. ■iMmiBOUNCEO » SEPTEMBER 14 Mr. and Mm. George Foenaugh day announced the marriage of elr daughter, Betty Jean, to El»r Fisher, sob of Mr. and Mrs. Joe sher. The Wdding took place In e Christian church in Hrown unty. Nashville, on September 14, e Ret, J M DeGafferelly officialt. h b Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Stuckey of f inroe, slater end brother-inlaw the bride, attended the couple. isy are now residing at 717 North ■ond street . b. a. girlF ECT MONDAY The W, B. A. girls met Monday the home of Miss Bonnie Roop, e to the weather conditions, the chapter of Bluffton was unable attend as edbßduled. Following a sßort business rneet- ;, games were Played and deteas refreshments were served k >e nest meeting will be held F nuary !«. seven thirty o’clock, at r i home of kites it is)»y Miller 4RRIED COUFLES UB IN MISTING 4 technicolor sound film "But s Shall Live,” was the feature of i Zion Lutheran Mamed Couples ib meeting in the church base ■nt last Bight A quartet, eonting of Bill Freeby. Wdrtvn nold, Loren Arnold and Herman dress sang MBversl selections rhe film showed th- color and » of student days at Valparaiso iveruity.l beginning Wore Pearl rbor. The affects of world war open sUMketa and campus folr, and the Rteuner In which the r-tlflM in te veal was put to use consolidation and planning. This tberan university now has a pled enrollment and It engaged a large Bgßt-war building proitn. Lutheran congregations in Y eatur and vicinity are aiding in r i Firm Redon program Arilitem Sehaepf presided at the . t business meeting, during ich It wag announced that the Ipiivh*. basketball team la to y Ted* do la Fort Wayne on bruary to and the unlvemity ilr will giro a concert In Fort tyne durtag February. It waa o decided tai sponsor the Bsgsns a in a concert tn the church audltum on Wednesday. Feln-uary I. e public is invited to attend, e dub will hold its regular meett in the efcsir, h basement Im■diately after the concert RichI Mailftod te ; chairman of the acert eommMte- The entertain •nt and retreohmenta committee istet* of Mr and Mrs. Csrl Smith, and Mrs. ’Christ Bucher. Mr. d Mrs. Paiil Oe man end Mr. and s. Paul Conrad rfhe committee for iaat night's tertaiament, and refreshments □stated of Mr. and Mts. Robert eehy, Mr. and Mrs Mwrence hroeder and Mr. «nd Mrs. Robert n-k. vPPY HOMEMAKERS UC IN MEETING she itewiqg HomenukeiH club < rece-itiy at the home of Mrs sm| MP.-hr I The meeting was wed w :, b the g own repeating ■ dub preyor and ewed. Mrs. W Bsscbeilßcn t- ndu.ted the taitetiou of n-w officers. Roll [ I waa CMwer J by the twenty ir member* in attendance- The rotten* and BcriPtura were glvea Mn RrneeU Mitch-1, following ich penyeiSnui offend by MrU. | t medley 8 accordion selections a pteyef * Mia* Margaret Parr, d the CarmtjnM story, "The Oi<t the:**" reviewed by 5 iwi Moir. The prrwram eietgjjkb » "Rown la the Man- ’ MHrfcet aM «»• ■ * «-***» J .

The social hour was in charge of Mrs. Charles Worklnger snd Mrs. Gerald Cook. 1 The hostewi, Mrs. Mitchel, nerved delicious refreshments during the MH-lal hour. Guests present were Mrs. Carl Barnett, jr.. Mrs Mary Bushman. Mrs. Hattie Longenberger. Mrs. Donald Miller, Mna William Inch, Mrs. Parr and daughter, Margaret. Assisting hostesses were Mrs- Hattie Ixnigenberger, Mrs. William b»ch and Mrs. Rene Brandt. LADIES SHAKESPEARE CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY M». Fred Smith was hostess Wednesday afternoon tn members Os the Ladles Shakespeare duh Fifteen members answered roll call with various current topics. During the brief business session an announcement «u« made of a Women's Federation club meeting, to lie held at the library Jan ua-y 2. at which time Mrs. Margrass, state chairman of International relations, will give an addr*w on different phases of her work. Mrs. Ixtfs Black had charge of the program for the afternoon and gave an interesting a.id moat Instructive paper on her recent travels In the west. Although her travels took her to the western coast she limited her discussion to the northern half of Arizona, American's number one Playground, stressing the history of the first Indian tribes and she magnificence of such famous spot* as Sunset and Meteor craters. Colorado Canyon. Painted Desert, Boulder Dam and the petrified forest. Along with her paper, she showed many large colored vleww. Delicious candies were served ' by the hostess, assisted by her granddaughter, Jean Smith The Women's guild of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will meet tonight in the church social room at nine o’clock, following the union service to be i held from seven thirty to nine o’clock in the church- The president, Mrs. Harold Hoffman, and the new staff of executives will take office at the meeting. Mrs. Weeley Mhtnan will lie In charge of the prmtram, entitled "At the Cross H<>ad*j This te the first In a series of. the Wemen's guild educational program learning the ways of peace. A meeting of the Church Mofcers Study club will be held Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. D>>vid Downs. Mrs. John Brecht will be devotional leader; Mm. Everett Hutker. lesson fiom Christian H<*me maga- > sine; Mrs. Burdette Cutler, lesson from Parents magaxine. Hostesses will tie Mrs- Warren Uhnun. Mrs. Glen Mauller and Mrs- Wesley I Chinan. The Girls guild of th* Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will meet at the parsonage Monday evening at seven thirty o'clock, with Mrs. Adolph W*ldler as host*es. Mrs. C E. Hocker will be hostess to members «f the W. C. T, IL Tuesday afternoon at two o’clock. Mrs. Eugene Runyon will be the leader 0 TS, annual mnnflns and nlnrtlon 1 of officers «f the Berne Chamber 1 of Commerce will be held January : 20. A dinner will be served in the rooms above the Swiss case. L. B. has served two yeans as president of the organisation. The condition of Mrs. Carrie Ehlnger. who underwent a major operation at the Adams county hospital Wednesday afternoon, is reported as satisfactory. 0 Divorce Awarded In Circuit Court Luella Bailer was awarded a divorce from Richaid Bailer late Wednesday In Adams circuit court by Judge J. Fred Fruchte. She was granted custody of four children, aged seven, six. four and three, and the defendant was ordered to pay 120 per week support money. H R McCienahan represented the plaintlN and DeVces A Smith the de | fondant .. » Files Final Report As Surviving Partner WlHtem Moser, surviving partner te the t»rtm«rshlp Bra of the SWMK Swp-r Bfc-rice. te. •

11 1 i J f • II i 1 Illi |1 BAIHIrU BERNE BRIDE -Mrs. Harry Luginbill was before her recent marri.ee Miar Willodyne Neuenschwander, daughter of Joel NeuenShwknde? of Berne Mr. Isiginblll’s parents are Mr and Mrs. Elmer Luginbdl. also of Berne. The Rev. Olin A. Krehblel officiated at the double ring ceremony In the parsonage of the First Mennonite church, Berne. (Photo by Edwards).

Gary Youth Held By Miami Police ■ 1 Miami. Fla . Jan. (UP)—Hall R. Cutler. 20-year-old Gary, Ind.. youth told police today that he "was wanted for various crimes all over the country." . Cutler said he had committed robtorles In Indianapolis and was wanted for obtaining money fraudulently in Chicago. Rockford. 111., and Madison. M'is. ■ police are accommodating him j while they check his story.

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Railroader Sticks o To Job, Loses Life Griffith Man Dies In Control Tower Griffith, Ind. Jan. 9 — (UP) — Joseph Miller. 53, lost his life be caw he remained true to a rail i road man's traditions and stuck by his switch. , When fire broke out In the automatic control tower which Miller was tending yesterday he climbed down the long. 30 foot steel ladder and summoned firemen. When help arrived, smoke was rolling from the windows high above the track intersection for five major railroads. and bine flames crackled □ long the high-power transmission lines leading Into the tiny shack

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CLUB CALENDAR Society Dsadllne. 11 A. M. Phonos 1000 — 1001 Thursday Eastern Star. Masonic. Hall, 7 p.m Presbyterlm Missionary society, Mrs Will go Cha Ilea. M.s. Clem KortenIsr. 7:30 p.m. W-:men of Moose. Moose home, 7:30 pm. ‘ I nion Chapel W M. A , postponed one week. .Methodic W. 8. <’. 8., postponed. Women'.- aiiild of Zion Evanzelic»l and It’-forme-l chur.h. church social rooms. 9 p.m. Friday 4Leglon auxiliary husinew meeting. Lesion, 8 p in Ava Maria study glob, Mrs. Gerald Kohne, 8 p. m. Monday Ladles Fireman's auxiliary, Mrs. Cedric Fb«her, 7:30 pm. Gi Is guild of Zion Evangelical and l{ef irm<-d church, parsonage. 7:30 p.m. Pythian Bister install tion. K. of I’.. 7:30 pm. Tuescay Dutiful Daughters t-l i«s of ifeth.ny Evangelical r. H. < Lurch, Mrs. Russell Meletti. p.m. Church Mothers teudy club. Mrs. David D->wim. 8 p.m. W. C. T. I'.. Mrs. (< E. Hot key. 2 p.m. atop the tower. Firemen told Miller the smoke was too dense for him to re-enter the control booth, hut the switch tender insisted he was the only person who knew, how to shut off the automatic controls and turn them over to manual operation. Miller climbed the hot rungs through clouds of smoke, entered his “office,*’ and cut the switches. While firemen battled the flumes with chemicals. Miller began the trip down the ladder. A few feet from the bottom he stumbled and fell, unconscious, to the ground. His wife and daughter found him there, a puhnotor squad unsuccess fully trying to restore hit? life. A physician told them he died of hemorrhages Induced by the smoke. | — ■ -o Golden Wedding—Minus 2 New Bedford. Mass. (UP) Mrs. j Rosa Rodgers wim granted a separation from her husband. Antoine, i Just two years before their Golden Wedding. I Mrs. Rodgers said she was inar-l ried in the Azores, in 1898. and had not had any peace since. Her hue- > band left her a month before she; brought action in probate court. CARD OF THANKB We wish in this manner to express our appreciation to the neigh- • tors and friend.i for tb*.r kind-1 nesih-j shovei no during the recent i illness and death of our beloved daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitchcock.

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GOP Solons* Plot luabor Izaws 1 -.-*"•****••**• I imii " llft SENATORS HOMER CAPEHART, left, of Indiana, and Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin compare notes on Capitol Hill. Wiley is author of new legislation i on< erning the fair labor practices act, and Capehart is author of an amendment to the act. DEMOCRAT WANT ADS BRING RESULTS

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