Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 16, Decatur, Adams County, 20 January 1947 — Page 3

IpAY, JAN. 20, 1947

■L.rrr DEVOSS IS WED home ceremony *Ed<<in* *>f exquisite simplicity IKLmnized Sunday afternoon *W“ . lock at the DeVoss home .».« m'- >;•" ff, |>v<>*‘. daughter of Mt*. S W ) M DeVoss, became the [”■ ... Hebert Dailey Reisinger. :**■, t!r n d Mrs M A. Frlsinger ijL John W M< Pheeters, Jr.. of the First Presbyterian reived the single ring an improvised altar lS>nt of '!'*• fireP lo "’ l " ,h * living room. U'ng trailtt» th*- of th* mantle. Py L."dtapped with smilM gM, B!e! . w i with a huge arrangeKWn- psc-ardy gladiolus, Hirds of white Garcia mums and tu lformed the backHt for the i andlellghted altar jgmL,„. of the candelabra were by Martha Gibbs bem>vl. was given ill marriage ■ga,. r brother. John I- DeVoss. T'wnsHtd, sinter of the EH .a, the maid-of-honor. and ER. iDi.er, brotherinlaw of fßkro<>m. attended him as best ■K.r<l :.x the ceremony. .Miss played Oh Promise the .exalt, and Ixihengi in s march was uaed for the jSLoiu! Mi>* llaubold wore a of yellow mums. £■l ..ride wore a lovely street frock ot dusty rose crepe strips of the game ina- &■ railed from the shoulder to |Kniline held in at the waiet by The dress had a jewel neckK,.,] short sleeves. She wore a lorsage of ueep pink I Hll as ■r attendant wore a eky blue |R dress and a shoulder coinage roses. K bride's mother wore a gown blue crepe and the groom’s wore a dress of brown « Both wore shoulder corof gardenia*. was held after the The serving table was with a tound table arof Philodendron, a tall in the center with white daisies, and lighted tapentrante to the beautiful ttaircase was draped with and a large Martha Gibb* HB' reception, Mr and .Mr*. left on a tenday trip iu Merh Upon their return they at home al 317 West Adams bride is court reportdr for circuit court, and Is tl of the local chapter of Xi sorority The groom Us of Purdue university ■I - employed at the U. 8. post a* a clerk ■•iTY CHURCH CLASS ■ meeting recently b Y. B class of the Trinity nal I'nlted Brethren church |H«c*ntly at the home of Mrs. Baker on Adame street Baker led the opening songs. With Jesus" and "He ■ ' My Soul " Mrs Floyd Death the devotions, reading psalm and offered prayer. ■ «i*d»l poem was read hy Mamma, following which SB* Thine Own Way Ixird" was Mt the group A number of ■ f -rth were also reported. |BM«rie be|>olt and Mrs Hubert |B ra ’ 1 offered special prayers. vhirh the program was preMrs. Ted lleerbower and IHa"*'’” ~luh,n The meeting •’’h ihe lord's prayer. ■ hb.i*s«. asaistM by Mrs ■ „ r ' Mrs Noah Sheets and ■ '7*’ e M >* r »- »*rved deli- ■ Ntreshmwt, (0 lh e nineteen • «t> attendant e. H* 1 A *t made for K D * ¥ Or pr *VER K. ,Or '•* observance of the ■L 1 < * pwygr program in with the Indiana conn Kan h ** r “ n,adp *»/ ■J*"** «< the , hureh women K?' "*“ M ,he PfMle K 7 sfternoon ■ T^’i" behsM <* *«»• ■ ‘ »' seven o'clock in the ■, ”?“ aM ■ b hMeX. ’ " '**• program kt ft* w dur- ■»- Mrs g of ,hc K*»i! . M u " , -* n “"rd»on. vice " r *' Mtlngely, sestreK J °”TmcT K 11 M,u » B ”“* r nM

Iteglnning with benediction of the i Most Blessed sacrament at the St. Rose of Lima Catholic church The one hundred and twenty members then met in the assembly room of the school where the following program wast given: address of welcome, Argie O'Shaughnessey, parish chairman of the St. Rose church; salute to the flags, church and country; group song, "On Thin Day Oh Beautiful Mother;” opening prayer, the Rev. J J. Hennes, pastor; The Rev. F. Westendorf. pastor of the St. Joseph’s Catholic church at Hessen Cassel and a former army chaplain, addressed the members, stating that "the whole nation was in need of rehabilitation In order to preserve our democracy. The spirit of aelfishness must be wiped out completely. The women of this nation can and munt influence the men to the better way of life.” Musical selections were then pre sented by the Monroeville chorus, accompanied at. the piano by Mrs. Corwin Webb, followed by the business meeting, conducted by Mrs. Cletus Geels, district president, and the reports of the five parishes in the district: Bluffton, Mrs. Floyd Sands; Decatur. Mrs Charles J. Miller; Hessen Cassel. Mrs. Emmet Gibson; Yoder. Mrs- Norbert Fredburger; Monroeville, Mis. Argie O’Shaughnessey. Mrs. Joseph Junk, deanery president, and Mrs. Charles Lose, deanery organizer of study clubs, also spoke briefly. The closing prayer was offered by Mrs. Cletus Geels. A social hour was then enjoyed, followed by the luncheon. MRS. C. E. BELL HOSTESS TO CLASS Mrs. C. K. Bell entertained members of the Phllathea class of the Baptist church Friday evening, with Mrs. Curtis Moser as the assistant hostess Twenty-eight members were present. The meeting was called to order by Mrs. Wilbur Stanley, after which the U>rd's Prayer wan repeated in unison, and (he song. "Jesus Lover of My Soul.” wax sung by the group, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Bell. Roll call was responded to by a scripture verse, and the song sketch. "Just As I Am.” was given l>y Mrs. Max Schafer. The meeting wan then turned over to the leader, Mrs. Mattel Reppert. w|m> gave a poem, entitled ’1 Would Be True” Devotions were read by Mrs. William Moser, and prayer was offered by Mrs Reppert an instrumental solo was presented by Sundra Site Reppcrt, "Beside the Still Maters.” During the social hour, contests were enjoyed and prizes were won by Mrs. Morris Butcher. Mrs. Robert Moser and Mrs. Stanley Guests present were Mabel Reppert. Sundra Sue Reppert. Bell Walters and Mrs. Morris Butcher of Poneto. 0., a former member of the Baptist church. The hostess and her assistant served delicious refreshments at small tables, laid with white linen The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Vaughn Hilyard.

Y- P. M. B. HAS REGUGLAR MEETING The Y. P. M. B. of the Nuttman Avenue (Jailed Brethren church met recently at the home of the Rev. and Mrs- C. N. Van Gundy, with eight member* presentThe meeting wa« opened with the group ainging "Joy In Service." followed by the scripture reading and the nong "Jesus Call Vs O'er the Tumult." Mr*. VanGundy led the group in prayer, and the lesson Study on "Temperance, Shackles and Service," wm giveh. Lawrence Michel addressed the group on "Tobacco and Liquor." Following the short business meeting, the meeting was closed with prayer by the Rev. VanGundy MIMIONARY SOCIETY IN MEETING RECENTLY The regular meeting of the Missionary society of the Church of God was held recently at the home of Mrs. Floyd Morrison, with Mns George Hazelwood as devotional leader. Prayer was offered by Mrs Floyd Mitchell and Mrs. Hazelwood, and the story, "Traveling the Beautiful road," was read by Mrs Guy Kgler. (hiring the business meeting, reports on the W C- T. U. In foreign lands and the W. C T. U. work at home, were given by Mns. Morrison and Mrs. Delton Passwater. A solo was sung by Mrs. Dwight McCurdy, after which the meeting closed with prayer. The Ruth and Naomi circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Il DONUTS I

. nn>Cwl * j ■./ .. JI ! * BERNE BRIDE—The Rev. Olin A. Krehldel officiated at the wed ding ceremony recently, uniting in marriage Miss Christine Winteregg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Winteregg of Berne, and Emerson Mower, son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Moser. The ceremony took place at the First Mennonite church in Berne. < Photo l»y Anspaugh)

church will meet Thursday afternoon at two thirty o'clock in the church parlors. Mrs. John Beineke will be the leader, The Presbyterian I .adieu Wd society will have a meeting Thursday afternoon at two thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. L- Koontz. The January section will be In charge and an auction sale will be conducted A meeting of the Kum-Join-Vs cljhk of the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church will lie held Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Custer. Devotions will l>e in charge of Mrs. Dorothy Eichenauer and each member Is requested to bring a current event. a Personais Mrs. Tom Noble of Indianapolis and Mrs. Luzern I'hrick of Fort Wayne, are on a btadnetw trip to laiguna Beach. Calif. Dr. 8. M Friedley. of this city, attended the sixty third annual convention of the Indiana veterinary medical association Thursday through Saturday in Indianapolis. The Rev Fergus Peas, OFM. Cap., of Detroit made his annual visitation to St. Mary's Catholic church Sunday. In tho afternoon he conducted services for members of the Third Order of St. Franca*, which were largely attended. Douglas Neldigh nt this city, who was a German prisoner of war. is now a patient at Billings Veterans hospital. Fort Benjamin Harrison. He is suffering from (he effects of hardships and Injuries received while a prisoner and ha«i been a patient at the hospital for several week*. f — Avacade Pulp When recipes call for avocado pulp in terms of cup or spoon measurements. remember that an average size avocado yields 14 to 14 level tablespoons of pulp. CHILD’S Colds vJ , Most young mothers use thb modern I way to relieve miseries of children s colds. At bedtime they rsb Vicks VapoßMb on throat, chest and back. Grand relief starts as Vapoßub... PENcTUTES to upper bronchial tubas witfaits epeoa • medwmal

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— Mr. and Mrs Herlcert Lyons. 333 ; Stevenson street, are the parents | ol a baby l»oy, Imin at 2:36 p.m- ' Sunday at the Adam,; county memorial hospital. He Weighed 7 (tounds. ISH ounces and has been named Kerry. A baby l>oy was (torn to Mr. and i Mrs. Rolcert Derickeon of Geneva Sunday morning at 7:01 a m. at the ' local hospital. He weighed 7 pounds, I ounce and has not been , named. A lea by son was born at the local | hospital at 5:09 p.m Sunday to I Mr and Mrs. Richard Speakman of loute 6. He weighed 8 poundo. 4 ounces. Mr and Mrs. Virgil Wolfe. Jr., route 1. are parents of a daughter, born at 7:12 am. Sunday at the Adams county hospital. She weighed 6 itotind*. 5’4 ounces and has not been named. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cummings. 1121 North Second street, aie the parents of a baby icoy, born Sunday morning at 3:36 a m at the ' local hospital. He weighed 7 | pounds. 14*.4 ouncre and has ls-en named Joseph Dean. Admitted: Joseph Kilty; Francis Geimer. route 5; Enoc Eicher, Berne route 2. Admitted and diemissed: Miss Dorothy Hunt. Homestead 23; Wil-1 Iter L. Warner. Geneva Dismissed: Miss Jeannette Rei-1 uer, Berne; Mrs. Ixrren D. Huff-! man and baby boy. Geneva; Mrs. i

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CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Phones 1000 — 1001 Monday W. R. A girls, Ruby Miller, 7;8B pm. Rc,'earch club, Mrs. Ivan Stuckey, 2:30 p m. St. Mary's society. C. U or C. hall. 7:3d pm. Woman's Club General Meeting. Library, 7:45 pin. Tuesday Tri Kappa white elephant and bingo party. Elks, N p.mHappy Homomakerfs club, Mns. Gerald Cook. Decatur Garden club, Mns. G. T. Burk. 2:30 p m C. L. of C„ hall. C:3O p.m. iaiyal Daughters class of Bethany Evangelical L'. B> Church, M s. Wil I’.am Dellinger. 7:30 p.m. V F W. auxiliary, hall. 7:30 pm Wednesday Historical dub, Mrs. Nannie Passl water, 2:30 p.m. Kum Join !’x daafe of Bethany i Evangelical C. B. church, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cunter, 7:30 p.m. Thursday Order of Eastern Star stated meeting. Maaonic hall. 7:30 p.m. W. S. C. S. general meeting, church, 2:30 pin., executive committee, 1:45 p.mSt- Mary's Township Home Economics dub, Mrs Murray Holloway. 1:30 p.m. So Cha Rea, Mrs. Dan Zeser, 7:30 p.m. Ruth and Naomi circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, church. 2:30 p.m. Presbyterian Ladies Aid society. Mrs H. L- Koontz, 2:30 p.m.

Idiwrence Fuhrman and baby girl, route 1; Mrs. John H. Brltson and baby l»oy. 10l Marshall street: Mrs. Gordon Augaburger and l>aby boy. Berne; Mic hael Wendell, New Corydon; Henry Yoder, Berne; Ira Sprunger. Berne; Mrs. Chalmer Lee and baby girl, 515 Line street. 0 Bottom tip VZhen you wash painted walls and woodwork, remember to start at the bottom and work up. When the warm water trickles down over soiled walls, the path it makes is hard to wash off. ' 'J' / ■iln» J i i i w( 1 j LOVELY Lucille Balata models a new type polyethelene raincoat which rhe will wear when she competes for the "Miss Plastics” title at the national plastics show which is scheduled to open in Chicago on J anuary 27. (I nternational)

JIM, IF THCY CVCR PASS A LAW AGAINST DRINKING MILK l*M SOINO TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY ) “Ta stop drinkina such good milk would bs putting up a barrier against HealtA," — says 9lHy Break O'Day. O' Mqm * i * db übfli 1R S

John Myers Dies Saturday At Wren John H. Myers. Wl, died Saturday night at Wren. O. Surviving are one daughter. Mi-x Goldie .Myers of Wren, and nix brothers, Frank and Oscar Myer*, both of Adams county. C. W anti Alfred. Itoth of Harrison township. Van Wert county. Phillip of Van Wert and Fred of Willshire township. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. tESTt Tuesday at the Rddiial I'niteti Brethren church in Wren, with the Rev. Algo Sudduth officiating. Burial will be In the Wren mausoleum The body has been removed from the Gamble-Als-pack funeral home to the Mrs. Mabie Bowen residence in Wren. — 0... UtijecU<mable High consumption of green grass by chickens results in a darker colored yelk, or even yolks with a greenish cast which is highly objectionable to th- consumer. Two-Part Fairy Tale t I w r 1 |\ Jwl S'ZES 'A- ‘ ’ 11 itriy* ■F/ 1I •• |\J

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'KATO," a el reus elephant In London and a victim of "flbroeitls of ;he trunk” takes an electro-therapy treatment. The ailing elephant a one of six affected by the malady which left them unable to flex their trunks sufficiently to feed themselves. (Inttrnatioatl)

SWEARING IN (Continued from Page 1) arrival, the signing of the treaties by Byrnes went through as ech<-d---uled at 9:21/a.m. (ESTL Flanked by the men who helped him negotiate the treaties Sens. Arthur H. Vandenberg, R. Mich., and Tom Connaily, D., Tex — Byrnes completed a task Which he started 16 months ago The ceremony wax an "AllAmerican" affair. The conference room wax crowded with the state depaglment'a top officials. Mrs. Byrnea sat in the front row with the undersecretaries ami assistant secretaries. Byrnes used four pens. He gave ea< h of them to his top helpers in the treaty negotiation*— Connally. Vandenberg, state department coutMielor Ben Cohen and special assistant Charles E. Bohlen. The four treaties, along with the Finnish pact, now will go to Paris

January Cough and Cold Special 3 GREAT PRODUCTS! ~.»*■ Hcrt'i • 1.44 ».lv. ysvdt want •" bend PhataM, *”• 94 XILLANA far caagki; A4PIROIO sepwds* far rslwv. A *• C,W Hsssli OUICK-4U4, sraatalsu, ft" —7 tfaMsM raaatar-irntaM. / j&K vk ’ /au I J omv at otvo »tomi Smith Drug Co. 44 44»»»bb4414914«i11ifi»M444H»444»H44HH44»» , Root Township ii : Farmer’s Institute I j MONMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL i Wed., Jan. 22, 7:30 P. M.H (EVENING PROGRAM) <[ — < » - < D . < > ’ < » I I HOME TALENT SHOW ; > < > > Music .. Brit* Family ! J < > Dialogue — "If I Were President” > One Man Band Ed. Bchieferstein ] [ i > Men’s Quartet • > Awards (liven For— ] ! Woman wearing the Funniest Hat The Oldest Lady Present The Oldest Married Couple Present The Youngest Child Present t Tho Lady with the Largest Family J The Oldest Man Present. f PARADISE LSI. ANDERS MUSIC + Girl’s Glee Club Directed by ttm • Deer Prizes *

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for the formal signing ceremony on Feb. !<». The United States, never at war with Finland, is not a signatory to that treaty. When Byrmw officially turns over his portfolio to Muniball, the genet al will be confronted with the hardest part of the peacemaking job-negotiation of the German. Japanese and Austrain treaties 0 Danaher Funeral Is Held This Morning Funeral services were held this morning for Frank B Danaher. 57. at At. Jude* Catholic church in Fort Wayne. Buriat was in the Catholic cemetery. Mr. Danaher died suddenly last Thursday of a heart attack. He resided at MO7 Ketismton Blvd . Fort Wayne and was well known in Decatur He had been a representative for Dun and Bradstreet, and c alled on local people for the past 2b year*