Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 203, Decatur, Adams County, 28 August 1947 — Page 3

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'* || OR- H ’ ’; hos Fort Wayne, and I I ! - ol€ B ! v DeVor, of this city, ■ Dr - ‘’“.Xi i» marriage WednesI ffere vedn- 'a* six the H° ay church in this city, ■ First -Mei Lester offfdating. |Moat’d Mi* Kelly Witneß8 ’ f F ?hZ wedding bride ch©£ | a ’SeTore’a Ue bion*, blue |Sr^ S "■ Kellv wore a light blue suit || J''black .reessorie/ and a cor- ■ sa'-r of gladiolus. ■ following the ceremony a reI ion for twenty, lIS gueste was held at the y |l the bride smoother. Mrs, Hafiy ■ Roesch in Antwerp. 0. ■ nr and Mrs. DeVor are now retiring at 506 Studebaker street. II NORTH-MILLER VOWS IB READ SUNDAY EVENING | The wedding of Mis*. Delores !■ Joan Xortii. daughter of Mr. and | Jlrs orval G. North M Van Wert, I, route 4. and Clifford LeVaughn l| Miller, Ohio City. 0., route 2, took I place at six thirty o’clock Sunday IB evening in the St. Paul Evangeli|B cal and Reformed church. The Rev. | Arro B. Sudduth, assisted by tl Rev. F.-H. Graeper, performed tfre" M double ring ceremony. Beauty II vases of white gladioli and two H seven-branched candelabra formBed the background for the I rite. A white carpet covered the , Bl aisle. ■ preceding the ceremony, Mrs. | George E- Hurless, organist, played I "Always. ’’ “My Hero." “Indian || ;,uve Call,” "Ah Sw>et Mystery of ■■Life." and “Oh Promise Me.” DonR ahi Bowen of Wren. 0.. sang “Be- ■ cause," "I Love you Truly," and | at the conclusion of the ceremony. ■ "The Lord’s Prayer." by Malotte. | During +he ceremony, the organist ;l played "The Lord is My Shepherd." -I The traditional wedding marches M were used. [ The bride, given in marriage by ■ her father, wore a gown of white >1 bridal satin, fashioned with a fitfl ted bodice, high neckline of marE quisette trimmed with eeed pearls, i| and long sleeves extending in I points over her hands. The gown I was fastened in the back with tiny I self covered buttons, and the very I full skirt ended in a long train. Her I fingertip veil of lace Mantellie was I caught to a halo-adorned by orange I blossoms. Her bridal bouquet was I made up of pink roses in a cascode I arangement. The three strand pearl | necklace, her only jewelry, was a I gift of the groom. bz Miss Joyce Kiehl, cousin of the I bride, attended as maid-of-honor in a gown of pale blue marquisette over taffeta, with'a neckline similar Iq that of the bride, and a ohoul-der-lengtli veil, attached to a halo j of matching blue flowers. She car- \ > New Flattery For You W///7/!? 7 -' Fwl / !T / / /fill i lif I U la 11 i I B I r ■ I St ’*• f 9360* 'TjKfflß ' Mb* Every line’s a flattering line! ‘ tern 3360 has that new slant, ened with scallops gath°n a slim trim fre» you’ll ennr , everywher e wittegtoise and confidence. i« T ?„' S pattern gives perfect fit, u Jt, Sy 'W- Complete. illusSe w'~'Chart you WL ly ste P- «». 4(t a^ ern 9360 L, 44 f 6 ’ Sizp 36 frock 3 yards 39-inch fabric. ■ end TWENTY-FIVE center in Da ,. S f ° r this Pattern to DeSftut 155 n “ emocrat - Pattern Dept., I U N ’ Jefferson St., Chicago 80, Ovnr, D^ lnt plainly your NAME, WRess. zonr . BIZB anp style number.

CLUB CALION BAR society Deadline, Yl A. M. Phones 1000 H'. IQOI ... / Thursday Union Chapel Ladies Aid society, Mrs. Ernest Kneffelcamp, 1:30 p.m. Kirkland Ladies club, families and 4-H club picnic, C. C. C. camp, 6:30 p.m. Women of the Moose, Moose home, X p.m., executives, 7:3(1 p.m. Ruralistlc Study Club, Mrs Joseph Heiman. 8 tr m. Friday • Friendship Village Home Economics club family picnic, Lehman park. Berne, 6:30 p.m. Poca lioni ar, lodge, Red Men hall. 7:30 p.m. Sunday Annual Roop reunion, Hanna Nuttman park. St. Mary’s Township Home 'Economics club all day picnic, Shroyer’s lake. T uesday Monroe Better Homes club, Mrs. Doyle Hoffman. 7:30 p.m. s ; . Tied a bouquet of yellow rose buds, and wore a gold locket, a gift of the bride. Miss Alice Kreischer, bridesmaid, wore a peach gown of soft mar-] quisette over taffeta, and a should-1 er length z veil. identically syled to I that of the maid-of honor. Her bou-l quet was of red roees and she wore a locket, a gift of the bride. | Master Terry Schaffner carried the on a small oval-shaped white silk pillow, trimmed with white lace. Little Nancy Sue Kreischer served as flower girl in a gown of pink net over taffeta, trimmed with blue ribbon bows. She carried a basket of rose petaks. '• Harold Miller served his brother aS' best man. and Lester Miller, brother of the groom, and Richard Gehres, cousin of the bride, ushered the guests. The men in the bridal party wore white aeter boutonnieres. L The bride’s mother chose a black sjieer with black and white accessories for her daughter’s wedding, while Mrs. C. C. Harmon, aunt of the groom, wore a black crepe dress, trimmed with wliite, and black accessories. Both had white aster corsages. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the country home of the bride’s parents for approximately one hundred and eighty guest* The bride's table, covered with' lace, was centered with a four-tiered wedding cake, topped with a miniature bride and groom, and flanked on either side by tall pink lighted tapers in crystal holders. The home was decorated with gladioli and other cut garden flowers. The Mesdames Orley Gehres, Charles Sheets. Arthur Gehres and i Mai vel Johnson, and the Misees , Peggy McClure, Ho Gribler, Mild- ; red Pierce served the guests. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. North of Hot Springs. Ark. were among the out-of-town guests. When the left on their wedding trip, the bride was wear-; ing a brown and white summer cilk frock, with -brown accessories, and the corsage of pink roses from her bridal bouquet. Both Mr. and Mrs. Miller are graduates of Wren high school. Mr. Milter has been employed by the Decatur Works, General Electric Co. The couple will reside temporarily with the bride's parents. REGIONAL GIRLS GUILD IN MEETING RECENTLY The Fort Wayne Regional Girls guild of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church met at the St. Pauli’s church for their regular meetin* recently, with one hundred and fifty three girls in attendance. A miniature hat wa<s given each girl as a favor, and the church and parish hall, where luncheon was served. Were decorated in blue and yellow. Mrs. Arthur Princippe. of Huntington, furnished the organ accompaniment. The program was opened with the group singing “In Christ There is no East or West,” followed by special music by the Herne and Blufftbn girls guilds. inspirational '■addreSß was given by Mrs. ft. B. Sunderman of Fort Wayne Reformed orphans home, using as her theme "That They All May Be One.’’ The guild song “Follow the Gleam" was flung by the g*up, after which the candle lighting service was held. Jean Lautenschlegei’ißDonna Jaberg. Eileen Melter of guild took parton The table which’was at the altar of the church was decorated in yellow and blue with one large white candle in the center. After Miss had _y|i ven -WI verse of dedication, sSe large candle. j gave her verse and thejproup rang i • I Would Be True,” followed by j the lighting of Miss Meyer s candle'J and small individual candiesgd he group then sang “O Jesue, I ’wave Promised.” The benediction was given by the Rev@Burkett Andrews church. ® Those attending from Decatur 1 &

- KI 1 I ' J* ; ; * y * WM-'. IP RECENTLY WED—Mrs Dgyle Ri< h was. before her r< cent mar riage in the parsonage of the Monroe Methodist church, \ii Bonpie Roop, daughter of Mrs. Goldie Koop. 316 Nuttman avenue. Mr. Itlch is Hie on of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rich. Monroe. The couple is residing temporarily with the bride’s mother. (JJhoto

were the Misses Laatenschleger,i Jaberg. Meyer, Joan Andrews, Harriet Gerber, Wanita Rauch, Etc lyn Summers. Mrfl. Feller and Mr?.j Ed Miller. ' BETA SIGMA PHI I HAS WEINER BAKE Members of Della Lambda chapI ter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority en- - joyed a weiner bake Tuesday evenI ing at Lehman park in,Berne. Rose Ellen Miller, vice president, conducted a short business meeting, during which pledge manuals and other literature to be used for the coming year were given to each member. The following committees will serve until next eltSiftion: program chairman. Grace Weiland, co-chairman, Elva Mae Jackson and Vera Krugh; social chairman, Mildred Ellsworth, co-chairman, Ava Kraft: ways and means chairman, Helen Bair, co-chairman, Betty Weber; publicity chairman, Henrietta Bricker, co-chairman, Ruby Miller. Peggy Williainson; service chairman. Nilah Neil, co-chairman. Ruth Knittie; parliamentarian chairman, Miriam Ziner; courtesy chairman. Ida Holthouse, co-chair-man, Pat Runnion; contact chairman, Delores Rumschlag, co-chair-man, Marjorie Heiman. Helen Bair displayed a beautiful selection of Christmas cards which will be tifled as a money making project for the chapter. Following the business meeting, a silent auction sale was enjoyed. The first regular meeting will be held September 9 at eight o’clock at the home of Miriam Ziner. DISTRICT MEET TO BE HELD HERE The American Legion auxiliary will be hostess to the fourth district on Thursday, September 4. Installation services will be held for the incoming district officers, with a luncheon at twelve o'clock noon. Tltp meeting, to be held at the Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church, corner Ninth and Madison streetfl, will begin at ten o'clock. E AIT members planning to attend are asked to make reservations with Mrs. Zeltna Roop not later than Saturday evening. BETHANY CIRCLE MEETS WEDNESDAY The Bethany circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church met in the Church parlors last evening, With Mrs. Ralph Yager as program leader. Mrs. Ed Miller conducted a brief business meeting, after which lovely refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Yager and Misfl Matilda Sellemeyer." The St. Mary’s Township Home Economics club will Ijave an all day picnic Sunday at Shroyer's lake. A carry-in dinner will be served at noon. Thofle attending are asked to bring lheir own table service. St. Mary’s township club members will be guests of the club and their parents are also invited to attend. ® The Monroe Better Homes club will meet Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock at the home of Mrs. Doyle Hoffman. Members are asked to bring either canned goods or hook rugs which they wJBh to exhibit on day. o IpIRSONAIS “ .ch Mrs. Minnie Holthouse and flsraghters. Miss Florence of this city and Sister M. Gajipelita of Ute Holy Cross order. sfe<h Bend, we visiting with relatives in Tpledo. ' and Mrs. Jaißbb Koontz and | daughter Linda of Ottawa, 111., i are guests Mrs. H. L. Koontz fend “ The New York company announces that Car® A. Braun, special representative gyi Decatur, has by his <mjtstandrng production record i'®)iiamied for membership in the company’s top

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; ISO club of the central division. He has been extended an invitation to attend tlifrflales convention ;j to be held at .Mackinac island. Mich., "Aug. 29 to 31. ’.VI mi the Steury Bottling company truck swerevd and overturned near Reefsburg yesterday, 125 cafles of pop w r ere spilled. The driver, William Garrett, escaped unhurt. c

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The Centra! Soya company and McMillen Mills will conduct a bar®cue picnic at Mari^jj.'Ohio September 10 for their Olijjjjteiiipl(>yc®j -The event wilt be si to the Through arranJßrnents with (-I®. Macy of the Ideal Dairy Bar has arranged to feature eight weeks’ of music box recordings of. the Clevelau*.. Colored Quin Lt. I which scored3*weh ks at the nt meeting of the Adams '■■'iiinty holiness ■ i’4?ip in Monroe. Mrs and Mr--, (ten Wtlmsley. Hj.b and Don Pheftis. of Saginaw, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schneider, ; Pontiac, Mich., and J. A. Schneider jof New York City, have returned to lheir hames after visiting here with Mrs. Catherine Schneider and other relatives and friends. D. Burdette Cuflter tmd family have returned from an ouijng at lheir cottage in hortlie' i Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. John Gilllg and j son of Lexington. Ky., visited here 1 tod ty. John, who is recognized as one of the leading architect,, of Kentucky, was one of the reporters on the Daily Democrat when it started publication in 1903. His father. Annis Gillig, was for years well known in business circles here. Deputy sheriff Stun Bentz is enjoying his first vacation from office duties in several years and is fiohihg in northern Indiana laker O 12.-— Lettuce Center One-fifth <4, 'll the lettuce produced corrmei e aHy in the United States is grown in the Valley of the Sun, of which Phoenix, Ariz., is the hub. s I

Pgifte Winner 1 " * ..<* W'~~ /J J i fIK "w * ■ Miss Dorothy Gene Fla ugh. daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Clark Flaugh of this city, won second place in the high stliool division of the slate poppy posted < <>nte ,t sponsored by the Indiana Ameri can Legion auxiliary. Miss Flaugh will be a member ofAfiis year’s senior class at tfre imcatuj junior-senior high ' school.

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Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Crider, of Hamilton, are the parents of a baby boy, weighing nine pounds, eight unihM born at 3 am today! at. an Aubiirn hospital. The boy has ■ been named Earl Andrew, 11. The moi her was formerly Mi's ratri eia Edwards. Rockford Resident Is Suicide Victim Mrfl. Anna Catherine Straubing< r, 56. committed suicide about noon Wednesday at her home in Rockford,; 0., by shooting herself She had teen in ill health since the through the forehead with ft rifle, death three years ago of her husband. Russell. Surviving are a son, Don. of Roektprd a daughter, Mrs. Gerald Steward ot\ s Fort Wayne: and three sisters. Mrs. (’. (’. Smith and Mrs. John W. Lloyd, both of Rockford, and Mrs. Lynn Winans

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of San Diego, Calif. Funeral services will be held at 2 u.cloi k afternoiafcat the h<»e. < ,<7 O COliiia Men Fined 1 For Intoxication Bob Gentry and both of Celina, 0., were fined sl. and <•<. ts each by B. Stub in city SSfitU Wednesday .1 ijen limy iie hiloxieat idri eiiarge:-. They were I arrested ,Lu- pri vies night -fry sheriff Herman Bowman near MWfti- ; rue. Prosecutor Myles F. Parrisgt . i-.tixt .t, e ate at >he I raignment. Mishawaka Lad 1$ Victim Os Rabies Mishawaka. Ind.. Aug. 28 —(UP) Authorities flaid today that 10-year-old Robert Kohler, who died Aug. 10, was a victim of rabies. Physicians said an autopsy conducted on lii body indicated symgp toms of the disease. The boy, flort of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kohler, succumbed within 48 hours after he wns rushed to a mitjd here. —.—o — — Trade In a (.oiiil Town — Decatur