Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 142, Decatur, Adams County, 17 June 1947 — Page 3

JUNE 17. 1947

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CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline. 11 A. M. Phones 1000 — 1001 Tuesday Tri Kappa initiation dinner, Elks 1 8:30 p tn. C. L. of c. Pot hiek. hall, c if, pin. C. L of C. chorus rehearsal, K ' of C , 8 pm. 1 Bethany Church Dorcas Class ■ Mnt. C. E. Hocker, 7:30 pm. ' Ixtyal class of Bethany Evangelical I . B church, postponed. V. F. W. auxiliary, hall. 7JO I pm. Kum Join I's class of Bethany , Evangelical f. B. church. Everett | Hutker, 7:30 pm. Wednesday WEDNESDAY ( i Decatur Home Economics club. Mrs. Elmer Anspaugh. 1:15 pm. Psi lota Xi initiation, Fairfield ’ Manor, 7 pm. Thursday Pleasant Millo Methodist W. g. c.8.. Mrs. Harlen Jon«M. 1:45 pm. , Women's guild of St. Luke Evan ( gqlical and Reformed church. ! church, all day. Eastern Star calk-d meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tri Kappa dance. Hayloft near Hoagland, 9 to 12 p.m. D. Y. B. class of Trinity Evangelleal I'. B. chu:ch, church. 7:30 p in , Phoebe Bible class of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, church, 7:30 p.m. Women of the Moose, Moose home, 8 p.tn., executive meeting, 1 7:30 p.m Presbyterian Ladles Aid stalely, ' Mrs. Bert Haley. 2:30 p.m. i Rainbow for girls, stated meet- - Ing. Masonic, 7:30 p.m Aeolian choir rehearsal, high school, 7:30 p.m. 1 Monmouth Merry Maids 111 club. Monmouth school, 1:30 pin. Calvary Ladies Aid society, Mrs. Mila Harmon. 8 p.m. Friday Pocahontas Lodge, Red Men Hall, 8 p m. 1 Y. P. M. B of .Nuttman Avenue , I'. B. church. Mrs Bemiece Gray, ( 7:30 p m. Saturday ! Progressive Workers class of i Trinity Evangelical C. B church, i Mr. and M s. Glenn Hill, Rome . City I — i a chemist at the Monsanto ChemiI cal Co. In Dayton, where the couple • will reside at 1131 West Riverview, f The late Rev. Fledderjohann - formerly was a pastor of the Zion 1 Evangelical and Reformat! church > in this city, ami the family is well t known here Those from Decatur , attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Litterer, Mr. anil M s. Lewis Lit lerer, Mrs. Agnes Yager and daughter, Kathryn. Mrs Charles Miller, Mr. ami Mns. Charles Brodbeck ami Miss Matilda Selletneyer. ROSELLA FAYE BURKHART WEDS HOWARD ZIMMERMAN In a lovely ceremony, marked with simplicity. Miss Rosella Faye Burkhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Burkhart of St Mary's township, ami Howard L. Zimmer man. son of Mr. and Mrs Fred Zimmerman of Kirkland township, were united in marriage Saturday evening at six o'clock in the newly furntolied home of the groom In Washington township The Rev. Jake L. Hostetler of the Antioch Mennonlte church of the Brethren, reatl the marriage ceremony before an Improvised altar, flanked with baskets of white peonies and orange blossoms. Baskets of white roses ami orange blossoms were used as decorations throughout the rooms of the home. The bride's gown was of powder blue, fashioned with a crossed bo dice and side gathering. She wore a corsage of whfte gardenias, ami a white gardenia head i iece. The brlde'o only attendent was her sister. Miss Dorothy Burkhart, who wore an aqua suit and white accessories. Pink flowers in hei hair completed her costume. Robert Zimmerman served his brother as best man. mony. the gmstts were served in the dining room, decorated with large baskets of white roses The dining table was lighted with tall white tapers in candelabra, and orange ’ blossoms and a huge wedding cake were usetl as a centerpiece on the bride's table. Guests attending the wedding ' were Mbts Dorothy Burkhart. Rob--1 art Zimmerman, Rev and Mrs Jake L Hostetler. Mr. ami Mrs. 1 Russell E. Owens and David Owens ' Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman have returned from a short wedding i trip and are making their home in ' Washington township, where the • groom is engaged in farming. NEUER-KOHNE WEDDING ! TO TAKE PLACE JUNE 28 Dr and Mrs. Gerald Kohne will I entertain with a dinner party Tues I day evening. Jun- 21. at ,he ,luf ' fton country club for Miss Be y , June Neuer of Fort Wayne, and . Robert William Kohne of this city. I whose marriage will be an event of June 28

ak* yCw-J W i uH wS fcs' ■I ■ WED IN BERNE Miss Maxine N-u-nst hwander. daughter of Mr ami Mrs Om-r < Neut*n~< hwamler of Berne, became the bride of \erlln II Moser, -on of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hotter. B-ine. in a ret t-nt ceremony. p< rformed at the First Mennonlte church in Berne, the Rev. Olin A Krehbiel officiating. The couple is now residing in Berni., (Photo by Anspaugh.t

The ceremony will take place at ten o'clock that Saturday in St. Imle'o Catholic church, with the Rev. \mbrose Kohne of Goodland, uncle of the lllidegroom elect, officiating MAX ELLEN LINIGER IS ENGAGED TO WED Mr. ami Mis. Frank Liniger of near Decatur, have announced the engagement of their youngest daughter. Max Ellen, to Wayne Wagner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wagner of Hammond T!ie wedding i being planned for late rummer. Both Mies Liniger and her fiance are students at Ball Stale Teachers ttdlege Mi*. Liniger is a member of the local chapter of Psi lota Xi -orority. MARY LOUISE KOLTER TO WED RICHARD BORNE Tlie announcement of Hie engagement mid approaching mar rlage of Mis* Mary Louise Kolter to Richard Bottle, son of John Borne of route 2. was made today by her parent*, Mr. ami Mrs Rudolph Kolter The event will take place on Saturday evening June 28. at six thirty o'clock at Hie Magley Reformed church. Both Miss Kolter and Mr. Borne are graduates of Kirkland high school. The bride elect < ■ employed at the Fort Wayne WlrtC Die Co. ami "Mr Borne at the Rea Magnet Wire Co. MISS IRENE EWELL HONORED AT SHOWER Miss Eleaine Bieberich. Miss Helen Reinking and Mrs. Fremont Springer entertained with a miscellaneous shower at the latter'* home in Fort Wayne recently for Miss Irene Ewell, whose marriage to Fretlrlt k W Bieberit it will take place June 28. Games were played and various prize* awarded Table decorations were in pink. blue, yellow, orchid ami green, centeted with a large sprinkling tan filled with daisies ami orange blossom*. The guests' pla-es were market! with miniature springling cans. Those attending were Mary Ann and Gladys Ewell. Florence ami Marcella Hoffman. Eldora and Ar delta Ki < Inter. Helen Bultemeier. Anita Koeneman. Eileen Selking. Irene Macke. Ruth Scheuler. Joan Retaking. Lucile Rekeweg. Verna Mover. Barbara Springer and th-

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Merdames Oscar Ewell, Fred Illsberlch. Walter Reinking. Sr . Wai ter Reinking. Jr., Louis Reinking. Bud Reinking. Bun Braun, Ernie Bohrett and the honored guest, Irene Ewell. Mrs Vernon Bttuck and Mies Ruth Nord of Fort Wayne also en tertaineii with a shower for Miss Ewell recently. A corsage of white carnations was presented the brideelect. The twelve guests were sealed at a beautifully appointed table, centered with carnation*, enapdrogons, glatliolhis anil a miniature bridal parly. PHILLEY PLAYMAKERS TO GIVE REVUE FRIDAY “Who’s Most Popular" ami "Immagination.'' two one-act plays, will be the principal featu es of the Decatur I’hilley Playmakers' June revue to be presented Friday evening, June 20. at seven forty five o'clock In the auditorium of Hie Decatur public library The program will open with an intriaiuctlon and dramatized song by the junior B girls' class, followed by a skit, "Billy Keeps a Secret.'' by Steven ami David Steury. and a group of readings by several of Ho- younger playmakers. ( The fii -t play. "Who's Most Pop ular," present favorite child cha actors in fiction, with the part of Mi*t Critic being played by Gretchen Zint-master Others in the cast are: Marjorie ami Kathleen Kohne. Steven Lytle. Wendell Rose. Betty Andrews, Janet ami Judy Lane. Becky Maddox. Jimmy Gay, Jean am! Jimmy Hoffman. Gloria Jo Voglewede. Kenny Peck. Clau

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hila Caston. Rteveit, David and TomImy Steury. Danny ami Diane Frump, Anne Help and Rhoda Lynne Help. Part two of the revue Includes a group of recent popular song hits land a reading by the junior \ ad- ' vanced girls' division, anil the play, "Imagination," depicting the workInge of the lively Imaginations of live laibby-soxers played hy Mar ga et Harris, Hharlene Lehman. Sunya Gay Stucky, Marilyn Jabetg and Dorothy Kohtie The program is under the direction of Clara E. Phllley, with Mrs. Robert Gay an.l Dorothy Kohne serving as accompanists The public is Invited to attend MISSIONARY SOCIETY IN RECENT MEETING The Missionary society of the Church of Gotl met recently at the home of Mrs. Guy Agler. The meeting opened with dev.e Hons by Mrs. George Haxelwood, followed by special pray- for ml* sionaries in foreign couiitrbe. The story. "The Courage of Divides," was given by Mrs. Robert Strick ler. Several missionary letters w- e read by Mrs Clarence Str|<-kler ami Mis Herbert Hawkins. Factconcerning India were aieo given by M s. Floyd Mitchell During the business meeting thir teen members answered roll < all with a promise from the Bible. The meeting was closed with prayer. Delicious refreshments were served at a later hour by the huetes.ses to members, one guest anti four children present The Kum Join I's class of the Bethany Evangelical I'nlted Breth reti church will meet this evening at seven thirty o'clttck at the Everett Hutker home on Cleveland street The Monmouth Merry Maida will meet Thureday afternoon at one thirty o'clock at the Monmouth si hind. The Y P M B of the Nuttman Avenue I'nited Brethren church will meet Friday evening at seven thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs

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1 Bernelt e Gray A combined busines- and -t* lai meeting of the V F W auxiliary | will Ih- held title evening at seven I thirty o'cha k at the hall The Pot ahontiis lodg-* will meet at the Reti Men hall F Iday even Ing at eight o'tlot k. The Progre-sdve Workers class of the Trinity Evangelical I’nlted Brethren ehu . h will meet at Hie summer home of Mr and Mrs. Glenn Hill at Rome City Saturday. A meeting of the Phoebe Bible class of the Zion Evangelical ami i Reformed church will held in the social riMtms of the church Thur* 'day evening at seven thirty o'clock The Women of the Moose will have formal initiation ami Inatal latlon of new office s Thursday I evening at the Moose home Vn executive meeting k< < heduled for seven thirty o'clock, and the lodge meeting at eight o'clot k. The chapter night program will be in charge of the membership committee, with Alice Howard as chairman. All rituals anil instructions must be turned in at this meeting. The Presbyte lan Ladies Aid society will meet at two thirty o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr-. Bert Haley. A good attendance Is dtvdred as tills Is the last meeting until fall The Calvary Ladle- \id society will meet Thu sday evening at eight o'clot k at Hie home of MrMila Harmon All members are urged to attend. o The less a matt knows the more he tells

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Admitted Mrs Paltlo Hernandel. Berne; Daniel Ownes, Con voy, <• . Mrs William Rent*. 218 South Thirteenth street Admitted and dismissed James Bleekc, 1027 Marshall Street Dismissed Aleta Ratcliff, route fi, —ls

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Mr. and Mrs otto Hake. 910 Dlerken street, are parents of a baby boy. born at 9 30 pm Mon day at the Adams county memorial hospital He weighed 7 pound* It ounces and has not been named 0 Issues Warning Os Photography Racket Chamber of Commerce officials l<siay warned local cltlxene of the photography racket whb h has been practiced in many titles recently Photographe s will u-e a name sun liar to tho-. of nea-paper and mag axlne syndicates purp-Htig to use the pictures for publication The leal purpo <•, of . our «■ is the sale of Hie picture to Hie individual Many traveling photographe's. after collecting the payment and taking Hie picture, will state that the picture will be mailed ti> the in-tome , ami. either the picture is of Inferior tpt.illty or Is never receiveti. oI r«,l,- to n t.,..„l town — Iteewlwr

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Eagles To Initiate Candidates Wednesday The De, atur Arie 2»’>53 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold an Important meeting Wed* 1 nesday night at 8 o'clta-k In the lodge rooms In the Boch building. ’ Initiation services will he held and foil, wing that, a regular meeting will he held All members of the local order are asked to attend and all condl* dates who have not yet been Initiated Into the new order are asked to be present at 7:46 o'clock. Refreshments will be aervad fol- ' lowing the meeting — 0 > I Slight Damage Done As Autos Collide One accident was repotted hy thief Ed Miller from the pollen blotter today Damage wao estimated at 835 altout I" 25 o'cltM'k last night when < ar* driven Hy Donald Weriing, 21, Preble and Donald Canfield. 20, Fort Waytie. collided In the limo block on West Monroe street as Hhe latter was making a left turn into an alley Officers Robert Hill and lames Borders Investigated. o — t rsile In n t,<„>4 Tu»n — Iterator (I CARO OF THANKS I • 1 wish to express my sincere thanks to my many friends for their kindness and prayers, tho many lovely < ards and gifts, during my Illness. May Gotl richly bless you all. is my constant prayer. Odessa Brunner,