Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 179, Decatur, Adams County, 31 July 1947 — Page 3

iDAY, JULY 31. 1947

DESSER? party M 11.-i and li ' lia-'l ias ' wt "' ’ '* "'" l '"'*“ l |,ar ' v 1,..,'i ipat*- in the thi n *7®Mpi .lay evening. *a« .ut Jtully dett.r TaW-1.Uf.l fIuWITS !»•••.'HTt af'i't which the liohl1,, i ar.miauls with ' wK" ,r ‘ ' ir ' ,n ' l x,rM ■ i Mr i "" 1 MrH ,ti,h ' ,ll '' r - Mr MB G """ s "“ 1 "- Mr ! “" 1 s '■•""■ Mr ! "“ l Mr * , I M " "' ~" l ,ll" “ '' H,.|. llaulHihl Min* Ma ‘ jK. ,i,.i 'he Re anti Mrs Feller. PARTY GIVEN carverf > lll'tll , Kin u■■ "f ymtna friend ‘ •" four k - Sah,r m ,l< " 11 * 1 *"’ r Han.ara Lynn t'arvr. aS w enjoyed inti ittiz" ii winner. I,in. we •• 'he table, which wae I with a large birthday *''li :,eA<>f'-u<li guest w ar. mark JHKu.in.irtu'*- birthday cakes and nutcitp fau.rs • ■aiA.’ candy. nuts and bubble c ream and cake were were given by d > ■ n Im th,->nilsHv*-ly gifts rdie leceived. was given a large hal g|||9h|i a whistle attached. Mill llelsey. Stevie Riley. tail members «»f her sM^Hscl | "id class) Pat. Linda I smS^A 1 "' !<- ,11,1 '-nbusli ~f MonM(,|Ke* Huhegger of Decatur. I and Brenda Vining of o. Mrs Carve:- we e Mrs. I beg Iter I.f Decatur, Mis. ImH Grhaam of Toledo. (>., I **»> v, ' r Graham of Rockford. Vining of Willshire. <». *8 " ls Hurry Rattdenhush. I || iB eller hoßtess I TGHfUSSION CLUB I Keller was hostess I Family Discussion tilth I Monday evening. TlHKeeting opened with piayer the chairman. .Mrs. ■ gave the subject of I "Sacrament of Matriinteresting anM I l ,all| l>hh t. and was fob I open discussion by the I meeting wae closed I illiam Baker will the 2fi. wh Easy Sewing \ y K [ IA K -Y> . , *. •'<f \f j / Ml mkn t on ”1 »* a carefree mood! Get " frWk Pa,, * r ” 9215. So comfortable, so suitable r*»ri' M ' <a ’ l< ’ nii! K«»i‘‘St sew “* r-yelet trimming is op Pattern given perfect fit. to use. Complete. Ilinss< ** Chart shows you !“• 82 - 3«. 38. 40. 42 ' !l * J' arri * 35-lnch cents in ~r this pattern to Decatur * , ' ,fra ‘ Pattern Dept.. «p , 8l - C»>‘cb«o 80. plM,n, y your NAME. • Kkm;, zone> size ANn W- HUMBER.

CLUB CALENDAR I Boci-ty Deadline, 11 A. M. Phones 1000 — 1001 Thursday Philalcthlan Circle and Bethany Circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, .Mrs, Anna Grandstaff. 6:30 p.m. Women of the Monee, Moose. Home. Executives, 7:30 p.m., regular meeting, k p m. Union Chapel Ladlea Aid. Mrs. Nile Williamson. 1:30 p.m. Indies' Aid of Trinity Evangelical U. B. church. Church parlor, 7:30 p.m. , . W. F. 31. 8. of the Naxarene Church. .M s. .Mike Belbers'eln. 7:30 p.m. Sunday Christian Endeavor St. Paul’s Church, l.ehmun Pa k, Berne, 7 p.m. MIBS COLLEEN MILLER HONORED AT SHOWER .Mrs. James Hunter. Mrs. Richard Wiioson. and .Miss Margery Linn entertained with a kitchen shower Tuesday evening in honor of .Miss Colleen Miller, bride-elect of August 1. The Albert Fruchte residence on Tenth street, was beautifully decorated with rainbow colors and mixed flowers. A mock rainbow was cleverly arranged with gifts placed underneath .which Mira Miller opened at a later hour. Miniature tinbrellas were used as favors for each guest. Bunco was enjoyed and each p ile was presented to the brideelect. A delicious luncheon was then served by the host asses. Guests present were the Misses Clarice Sauer. Alice Roth. Kathryn Yager. Joan Zeser, Margaret Fruchte, Dorothy Gerber, and Mrs. G. D. Steele. Mrs. Albert Fruchte, Mrs. Wm. Linn, Mrs. J. 8. Linn. Mro. Cletus Miller, the hostesses, and honored guest, Mias Miller. Those unable to attend were the Misses Alice Roop, Clarice Anspaugh, Helen Frank, Ruth Joann Miller and Mary Jo Krick, and Mrs. Donahj Fruchte. Mrs A. V. Yost, Mts. Bernard Meyers. Mm. Max Heare. and L. W. Wasson of Bluffton. Thieme, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nuerge. Mr. and Mrc. Laurence Thieme, aiid Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Thieme and daughters were names unintentionally omitted from the item concerning the birthday party for Cpl. Otto Thieme. JpERSOMALS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Acheaogi and family are moving today to Indian latke, Ohio, where Mr. Acheson has purchased a restaurant and nightclub bnsiness. *Mku* Mildred Niblick was In Chicago yesterday on a buying trip. Miss Dorothy Hammond left today for Cody. Wyo.. where she will spend a two weeks’ vacation with Barubara Kohls, who is spending the summer with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mss. Charles Stump. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carroll of this city and Mns and Mrs. A. F. Passwater of Willshire. 0.. are enjoying a vacation trip to Smoky Mountains and may g> to Texas for a few days. Harold Hammons. 20. of Ossian, pleaded guilty to theft of an automobile at Van Wert, O„ when he was arraigned In federal court at Fort Wayne this week and was sentenced to 60 days In jail. The Rev. and Mrs. Norman Berry and son. of Wolcott visited for a short time this week with the Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Isenhower of the Christian church. Rev. Berry is the evangelist of the northwestern district for the Christian churches.

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Dismissed: Mrs. Anselm Hackman 226 N. 9th St., Angela Andrews. 927 Walnut St.; Mrs. William Burry. Berne. Mrs. Edwin Vorhees. Geneva, and baby son Roland Wayne; Mrs. Delbert Sprunger. Berne, and baby eon. Erik Steven; Mrs. Eugene Mitch, 609 Indiana St. and baby daughter. Carol Decatur, and baby daughter, Verna Sue; Mrs. Hhomas Adler, route 4, Thomasene; Mrs. Charles P. Munnon. Cralgville. and baby son, Charles Rodney.

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A sixand one-half pound baby waa born to Mr. and Mrs. Don Farr at Elkhart last evening. The Farrs formerly lived in thia city. This la the first boy in a famlTy of three children. Word of the arrival of Don Jr., was received by Mrs. Leo Kirsch, a sister of Mr. Farr.

r I 1 J • H -/'■■ ■ > k<®<» i / / J RESIDING IN VERSAILLE—Mrs. Robert L. Akers was, before her recent marriage. Miss Marjorie Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Walton Johnson. 123 N. First street. Mr. and Mrs. Akers are now residing at 303 Windsor Road. Versatile.

Army Training Plane Crashes, One Killed Indianapolis. July 31 - U'l’i — The crash of an army training plane in a resld>-nHal section was blamed today on motor trouble. One army reservist was killed and his instructor injured. James I. Barrick, 27. Martinsville, a World War two veteran, died shortly after he was taken to City hospital last night (apt. F. Weirb Foster, 30. an instructor at Stout field, jumped from the burncraft with minor injuries.

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Dissenting Voice Oklahoma City (UP) — The six - year • old son of State Rep. Owen Taylor of Vian had his say In the Oklahoma House and even the child’s father was surprised. Young Delano Taylor's voice piped “no" when unanimous consent was asked for reconsideration of a bill. The entire house membership had voted "aye.’’ u TraUe In a lined Town — Hrealor

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Two Veteran Teachers Hold Berne Reunion Berne. Ind . July 31 Aluiut 7<t years ago. J. P. Habegger, of Berne, now ft I years of age, and Henry Lauchrey, now MG, of Frankfort. taught school In district No. x rural school In Monroe township. Habegger taught school in the Swiss language because many of the pupils did not know any Eng lish, and Lauchrey taught in the English language. The two men ha l; not seen each other for more than half a century until this week, when l.auchrey came to Berne and the two men had a grand time re-: calling old timcM. Both are in de- j liming liealth. o There were 20 percent more cattle on feed Io marke in Illinois April 1 than a year earlier.

fMIORiHMiKMKT i If rr" ■Ft# TO IND RUMORS, William van Asperen, 73, will take 94-year-old Ellen Anderson O’Brien Jones Davis as his bride in Detroit The wedding, according to the bridegroom-elect, is to hush gossip “for there has been too much tittering behind tea cups in the last 17 years we have been living together." Her 52-year-old son and his wife will attend the couple for the nuptial ceremony. (1 nternational)

Berne Town Board To Draft Budget Berne. Ind . July 31 The Berne town bon d will in<-» t Monday even to draft it budget for I'tfs and sei Hie proposed tux rate. The pre sent rate for Hie town of Berne ie 73 cents, -made up as follows: general. 13. street 17. ami bond 13 \ slight overall rale exjterted for the 1946 season town offleialsiiid todiy Mon- monev i, m-eded for tiie fire department and a special app oprlation Is ne<essary to finish out 1947. o — 4-H Pig Club In Meeting Wednesday The adult 4-H pig club commit tee held a meeting for 1-11 pig dub

ls»ys and girls at the Chris Inniger farm lust evening. Mr. Inniger demonstrated fitting ■ a Itig for the show ring, after which four animals were handled as in a show tn--: then four clubl luiys showed four spring pig frshment- were furnished lr. 1 Martin St«-iner. Everett Itiu- and Chris Inniger, 0 Pie,s wee barred fr it Chicagoi streets in IM% In IS?x. what Is now the business center of Chicago was fenced In a a pusture.

A SCCCESSFI I. HOSTESS ... Must own a complete silver service. Start yours today anti a<l<l a piece or place setting as you go along. We have exquisite patterns that you will be proud to display. Come in to Pumphrey’s and let us guide you in your selection. “Ptwifi&wf QewtfKf State. Ot T- —Trn.mn III' Jo— ■ -g «.ir 1 —.aaa—— fIEGISTEtEIi JEWFLEK ]

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