Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 65, Decatur, Adams County, 18 March 1947 — Page 3

FBTth YO«T t 0 . eßoies HUNTER ■ tW v >,. : -'d' .nn<n>H..-l „en' approaching .|v-' ■ ;„'u >""«"' ■«- --* ' I ~ at oiloik '.'l-- : '"' at the IS : ',x •■■■ ,®..y »■■■""' f „ h-i maid of hue vr. K- .ht-t-.t •; By„> Th. L-rtHttn* attem ftMil! ’•• lt( ' • li "‘ l U "" " l ' ■ e Kntz.itB’BWy-' ' ‘ -" ,|l "' "’’ • ! ""' iWr. X. -‘"••■r ,i„, (■.•IIIMllt WOMEN PRESENT ■Ky s CLUB PROGRAM |K. b , iivnty f:'e y.-ars OK, p.-.-eiited by K ,, W.rfl.lf.b. 'lie auditorium - it' ,h * I^K, f . ,|. .It.-aai <>f ■■.-• taking Patt Mrs. ~ ■ M:r Sim jMnhHi.t'i'- ruder; W** (i,., Miss Xntia ii yn-fll. y he o. Mi-s Mar SB y„-. i- Msk Jani. e it Ml .ni Mu* Evelyn Eroll|H ~„.| Mi- Kay Dellner. her Miss Donnabelle M.ss Juanita .Maloney Ilh. piano o < oinpaii:-t»« for „. and part of the program sieur from the bride and radio program. The cant M Hill Freeby and Mrn. ice Anapaugh. announcers; lorotliy Hammond, dreamer; lai Hears, bride; -Minx ArMiller, inaid-of honor; .Mian Eady, bridesmaid; Sharen V.-ra Sauer. ' .ompoxed of Mist M u,I '. Mi.«s Donnabelle 444 ■ Uispaufh, 1 -el-ctioiix. "<) Promise I Love You Truly." »<-'

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companied at the piano by Miss Janet Goldner. Mian Goldner also accompanied Miss Mary Leltz In Hinging "Gal in Calico," and played a piano solo. Mrs. John Parrish wax awarded a door |rlze at the clone of the program. Mrs David Heller was chairman of the program, assisted by Mrs. Lawrence Anspaugh. Mm. Roy Frledley and Miss Vera Sauer Mrs. C. E Bell presided over the Short business meeting in the absence of the chairman. Mrs. Milton Swearingen. A donation otf twenty five dollars w.ih voted to the Red Cross. The next general meeting will be held April 7 with the Literature department in charge of the program. RESEARCH CLUB CLOSES CLUB YEAR .Mis. Leonard Saylors was hostres to members of the Research club Monday afternoon for their closing meeting of the club year. Leaders for the afternoon were Mrs. Ward Calland and Mrs. Harry Knapp, using as their subject "Women In the Theater.” At the close of the business meeting, Mrs Saylom invited the memliert to the dining room, where delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Knapp, president, from a beautifully appointed table, centered with a gold harp, green carnations and shamrock. St. Patrick’s favors were also given each memher The assisting committee consisted of Mrs. L. A. Cowens. Mrs W. G Brown, Mrs. J. M Doan, Mrs. W. L. Harper. Mrs F H Heuer and Mn< <). L. Vance.

ENTERTAIN WITH DINNER SUNDAY r> M. and Mn». Robert Nyffeler of near Decatur, entertained Sunday i with a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. I Oswalt Nyffeler of Monroe, and t | Mr. and Mrs- August Hoffman of Van Weft, 0., who celebrated their wedding anniversaries. Other guests present were Mr. • and Mrs. Fred Hoffman of Ohio i City. O.: Mr. and Mrs Cha:lk h Nyffeler and Mr. mid Mrs Richard , Malland. of this city; Mr. and Mr*. : Albert Tlnkham and daughter. Bar- : bara. Monroe; Sherman Nyffeler, ,' Fort Wayne, and Howard. Dale > 1 and Frank Hoffman of Van Wert, ■h). •’'

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Phones 1000 — 1001 —, Tuesday Tri Kappa social meeting. Elks, 1 S p tn. V. F. W. auxiliary, hall. Ixiyal Daughters class of Bethany Evangelical I’nlted Brethren church. M s George Sprague. 7:30 pm. Decatur Garden club. Mrs. Fred McConnell. 2:30 p.m. Rebekah lodge, Odd Fellows hall, i 7:30 p.m. Girl Smut leaders training, jun-ior-senior high school. 7:30 pm. Knm Join I’m class of the Bethany Evangelical Cnlted Brethren church, chit c-h basement. 6:30 pm. St. Mary’s Township P. T. A.. I Pleasant Mills high school, 7:30' p.m. Men’s, brotherhood of Baptist church, church. 6:30 p in. Wednesday Historical club, po-tponed. Psi lota XI sorority, Mrs. Harried Durkin, 6:30 p.m. Decatur Home Economics chib, postponed. Thursday Women's guild of St- Luke Evan ■ gell< al and Reformed church. Mrs. Albert Dick, all day. Presbyterian Indies Aid soc- j iety. Mrs. M A. F. isinger, 2:80 j p.m Friendship Village Home Economics chib. North Brick school. 1 p in. Girl Scouts leaders training, Junioreenior high school, 7:30 pm. Legion auxiliary drill team, la*g'on home. 7:30 pm D. V. B. class of Trinity Evangelic al f. B church, church. 7:30 p.m. Women of the Moose iltiial practf e. .Moose home. Willing Workers class of Fl:st Christian church. Glennys Roop Progressive Workers class of| Trinity Evangelical C B church, i Mr. and Mrs Curtis Hill. 7:30 p.m. Pleasant Mills Met hod Ist W. S. C. S . church. 1:45 p.m. Mfecsionay soclc-y of Church of God. Mrs. George Hazelwood. 7:30 p.m Phoebe Bible class of Zion Evan-' gelicai and Reto: med church, church. 7:30 p.m. Friday Adams County Federation of Clubs, Mrs. E- W. Busche. 1 pm. Philathea class of Baptist church. Mrs Roy Johnson. 7:30 p.m. Saturday C. L W. class of Bethany Evangelical I*. H. church, rummage sale, church basement, 8:30 a.m. to 1 pm. Maxley WFM Rummage and Bake Sale, K. of P home. M a m -5 p.m. Monday Decode dub Easter parade* parTy? Lutheran church. t> p.m. ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARTY HELD MONDAY The second shift Decode club girls of the General Electric Co held a St Patrick’s day party Mon day at the K. of C hall. Rosemary Miller, gene: al chairman of the year’s parties, presided over the meeting. Upon the arrival of the guest*, each was presented with a green hat and shamrock. They were then seated at long tables, lighted with tall tapers, and decoiated with green potted shamrock. A delic- j foils dinner was served by the K. of C ladlisi in keeping with St. Pat-1 rick’s day. The March committee | Included Rosemary Miller, Lucy Daniels. Betty Gallogly, Henrietta Jones and Elizabeth la-mming The program in the afternoon consist«-d of a piano solo by Jerry lister: solo. "When Irian Eyes Are , Smiling." Lyman Hann, aci ompan- i ied at the piano by Irene Shaffer ! Games were then played and prizes awarded the various winners. I

The Mlcalonary society of the' Church of God will meet Thur* I day evening al aeven thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. (Jeerg«> Haselwood The I‘hiiaihea <laa* of the Bap- , ti»t church will meet at the home | of Mrs Roy Jobnaoa Friday evening at seven thirty o'clock. Mr* Alva Bake: will lie the assisting hostess. and .Mrs Sam Hite, the leader. A Stanley prodtul* demonstration will l>e given sponsored by Mrs. Wilson Belta. The Po«revive Worker* data of the Trinity Evangelical United Bret hern church will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs Curtis Hill Thursday evening at reven thirty > o'clock. Mcm Iter* of th«* Aeolian choir of the General Electric club are I asked to meet promptly at seven thirty o'clock Thursday evening at the junior-senior high school. From • there the group will go by bus to Fort Wayne for an evening's enter talnment by the Tokheim choral group. Mr and Mrs. Ed Shoaf and sons had as their Sunday dinner guest* Mr. and Mr*. Fred Pence. Mr. and i Mrs. Charles Pence. Mr. and Mr* I Howard Pence and daughter. Dori. | Mr and Mrs. William Wood and ) son. Donald. ail of Huntington. Mr and Mrs. Bruce Lowden of Fort Wayne; Mr. sad Mtn An cel Fawcett of Van Wert. Q; Mr. and Mr* Raymond Kohn*. Clyde Court a*y. and Fmnk Sheet Os Roanoke, j |

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Tin Decode club Ranter paiude puriy will lie held Monday eventing. March 24. at six o’clock at the i Lutheran church- Out-side reservations are asked to lie made by Wednesday to Mrs. Uiren.i Keller at the General Electric Co. The Willing Workers class of the Fitwt Christian church will meet Thursday evening at the home of Glennys Roop. The Magley WFM so< lety will I hold a rummage and bake sale at the K. of P. home Saturday from eight a.m. until five pm. The Phoebe Bible class of the Zion Evangelical and ItHfigmed ehur<-h will have a meeting at seven thirty o'clock Thursday evening I In the church parlors. Mrs. Francis J Borders will be the leader. A good attendance is desired. o Miss Fan Hatnmell was admitted Ito the Lutheran hospital in Fort i Wayne last evening She has- lieen suffering from anemia the past I two months. Paul O. Berg. 203 N Sixth street, an engineer at Central Soya comI pany. is a patient at the Lutheran haHpital, Fort Wayne. Douglas McFaul. 2. son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McFaul, of this city, was treated thia morning at a local physician’s office for treatment of a facial laceration sixtalned in a fall at his home. Harold W McMillen of Fort Wayne was a business visitor here j yesterday, visiting his laim southeast of the city and at the Stewart W. McMillen farm home south of | Decatur. Mrs. Dalla.< Reed and son Paul of Indianapolis, and Mrs Ed Weisof Findlay. O, have returned to their homes after visiting in this city with Mrs. E. F Gass and Miss Rote and Herbeit Fullenkamp. j Mr. and Mrs. 8. E Hite will leave ' Wednesday morning for a month’s .visit in St. Ptersburg. Fla. Mr Hite recently recovered from ail operation and will fake a month's rest before resuming bls work at the S E Hite grocery. The Hites will lie at the Hotel Dennis in St. Petersburg. Eleanor Mixer, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs C. R. Moser, returned to school today following a three weeks absence Miss Moser suffered a fractured leg in a fall a few weeks ago and has been confined to her home eince that time. Max Baker. 12. of Fort Wayne. ■ grandson of Mr. and Mis. O. K Baker of Decatur, is recovering from a fractured skull suffered Sunday in a fall from the second floor of a garage while assisting his father A piece of lame penetrated the skull -and wae removed Monday by an operation. The attending physician stated that the Sail probably would recover His grandfather is foreman of the Daily Democrat job department. Mr and Mrs. James Dawson of i Indianapolis vieited over the weekend with the former's mother. Mrs jj M. Dawson. Mr and Mrs Martin Zimmerman .visited over the weekend in Chicj ago with the latter* sister and i brothe:-In-law, Mr and Mrs Richard Hawk, and also attended the national flower show. The master’s degree will be conferret! on a clans of three at the Masonic hall Friday evening, the work starting at 5 o'clock Supper will i»e served at 6:30 and the lodge woik resumed at '• :3U Mr. and Mrs Fred Bleeke and daughter Esther, of this city visited with Mrs. Golda Rector and Mr

Need We repair and clean al! make* of furnaces. Best I Furnace materials—trained workmen. All cost* based on Repairs? actual material* used and labor. Phone u* now. "Big house always I comfortable" * I I S CWF « 11 ITlllii'nt ■ 9 Our Wilhnmion Tnpl its Furntcr hit worbrd m*~-S IBII'J.I pp/engirf/y/r*m r*» «r«rr. W» *»M rwe S 7 uiwMSj '•'** •P'" l,t " ,nd b *’ b W"' »nd .»« zoom. ■ if*’ I down. and nvrn in cnldrtt weathrr wrrr rr:oM * LsW**‘ — T tnmdvrtnblr “ ■ I ImF-M " Sitnrd—Mra. f. K- Cnldwtll, Indiana ** 1| p ' j’ UUILLIAMSON Heath* * Appliance. Wnin .« WSMACT Indl|ina Furnaces cleaned 14.50 up Girls Coats PLAINS . . . PLAIDS CHECK* . . . PASTELS Si*** 2 to 14 , 270 N. .Second SL Phone 197

and Mrs. Harold Bleeke at Bluffton Sunday. The Rev. James Roliert Meadow* of this city will be the speaker at the old fashioned revival service at the Church of Faith. In Marion, next Sunday at 2:30 pm. Rev. Meadows is the founder of the Victory prayer bands. Mrs. Keneth L. Rotli and three-year-old son. Jerry Lee. who have lieen residing at 121 North Third street, left yesterday for Huber. Ga., to live with her parents while her husband. S'Sgt. Kenneth L. Roth, is in military training. Sgt. Roth is stationed at Chanute Field. 111. 0 injBEjQEEW Admitted Mrs. Henry Clark, Line street: Abraham Gerber. Craigvllle. route I; Paul 11. Gallmeyer, route 1: Charles Rhondes. route 2; Marvel Johnson, route 2; Mrs. Kenneth Houser. Bryant ioute 1; Mrs. Everett Bryant route 2. Admitted and dismissed: Mrs. Ezra Wanner, Riwkford. (J.; Mrs William W Briggs. Geneva; Allen Bender, route 2. Dismissed: Mrs Max Smith. 34b South Fifth street o Becky Lee is the name of the baby daughter born to -Mr. and Mrs. Roliert Vegeler of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Owen K Baker of this city an* grandparents of the baby.

Two Decafur Couples Plan European Trip Combined Business And Pleasure Trip Mr. and Mrs Noah Steury and Dr and Mrs. Gerald J. Kohne will sail April 9 from New York City on the 8. 8. America for Europe, where they will sp> nd five weeks on a combination business and pleasure trip. Mr. Stenry. who is founder snd president of Decatur Industries, will attend the Swiss merchandise fair at Basle. Switzerland, and contact business concerns fii liiaf country that supply his company here with musical Instruments and devices. Dr. Kohne will attend medical clinics at the University of Zurich. Switzerland, and at the Academy of Medicine In Paris. France. The Decatur couples will also visit historic places in France. Holland. Switzerland. Italy. Eng land and Sweden. Dr and Mrs Kohne also plan to visit the birthplace of Dr Koline’. mother in Holland Mr. Steury. who made a trip by airplane to Switzerland last year, also has relatives in that country, whom they will visit. The return voyage will lie made on 8. S. Queen Elizabeth, which will sail from Southampton. Eng lind on May 17. 0 Trade tn a Good town --Decatur Rummage and bake sale Magley WFM society Saturday. March 22. at K. of I*, home. 18 - 2d

Free Dental Exams For War Veterans Within Two Years Os Vet's Discharge Dwight R Arnold, county ser vice officer, announced today that le had received word veterans or i World War II may receive a com-' pletc free den'al examination, in-1 eluding X-rays—if they Io so within two years after being dis< harg-1 ed. Application for other “out-! patient" treatment, in a known: case of service-connection, may be made If tile veteran lias been out less than one year and is suffering f’om malaria, anemia, arthritis or] several other diseases. Full information and assistance in making application may be secured from Mr. Arnold at his offices on the second floor of the county courthouse. He also announced that veterans may now procure "sei aside Items" upon proof of honorable service in War 11. A set aside Item has been defined as one long ' in demand by the veteran and : usually In short supply Under presi-m regulations all o' then* items must be sold to vet-1 eran* only. o Blackstone Case To Reopen Wednesday The Blackstone Cafe-Buffet. 121 North Second street, will reopen | for business Wednesday, under the management of the owner. W. M. -Dick ’ Dickason The interior has been completely redecorated and repainted in preparation for the reopening —o Venued Damage Case Is Dismissed Here The damage suit of Frank J. Morthorst against the Railway Express company, venued here from Allen county in 1939. his been dis-mi-.ied in Adams circuit court and the costs paid. A similar case was tried here several years ago.

St. Patrick's Favors Given To Hospital i The Adams county memorial * hospital staff extends appreciai Uou to the pupils of the WinI cheater school, and their teacher. Mrs. Nellie I’rice, fur the St Patrick’s dav favors giv«p patients lat tile hospital Munday. o Few memiterships for Talk of The Hour club still available. Contact Miss Joan WemhoflT, phone 270. or Gordon C. Harvey. 5541. First program. Robert Kazmaver. March 20. «2U» Chest Colds To Relieve Misery < /ICIf C Mvlnuil

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FREE! FREE! General Electric Farm Night Sponsored By 6. E. Co. & Koenemann Hdwe. in th, HOAGLAND HIGH SCHOOL GYM WEDNESDAY. MARCH 19—7:30 P. M. 0 An interesting program for the farmer .., Moviffs Demonstration .. . Door Prizes .. . Refreshments, Ladies Invited.

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