Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 210, Decatur, Adams County, 6 September 1947 — Page 3

DAY SEPTEMBER 6, 1947

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*IfIcJc° UPLE JnM giiEOl 4 AN ‘ been made of Was Martha Irene ■lslr I; ‘B' e of ’ n r Mrs Doris iUf deßt daU f to car! J. BeititWooTr e and Mrs. Frederick city - The coup I ’ in the parsonage ot <»£».”-4 iltjrjt at 30. The Rev. J- T. Tru >11 EL sheer U surx „«.<>«; of white roses and a I- Strand of pearls a gift of the , BB Her shoulder length veil L K*X , small white hat. „ BL, only attendant was her sisBL Jan Resh. She wore an ice E. ia'in gown, styled with a t theart neckline and short pusSkE>ves. and a full skirt of net ■h also wore a small white hat ~^Wichf held in p,aCe a shou der veil. f Quirk served the groom as 111 Kidding dinner was served the I 1.., families following _ the j Ewnoi ■at the home of the bride’s H — Bclen mattax and E'ROLD STEVENS WED Mats Helen Louise Mat tax. daughB Mr. and Mrs. Harold MatL of Geneva, became the bride • Ranald Stevens of this city, in lovely double ring ceremony, ad by the Rev. Clayton S. Steele unday afternoon at two o’clock at ie ftneva Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stevens, rather and sister-in-law of the S were the only witnesses. Tie bride chose for her wedding Ktlength dress of gray crepe, ith black accessories and a corK: red roses. She carried a ■ Bible. Hf attendant wore a two-piece reas of watermelon red and a Bp of yellow roses. ■ bride is a graduate of Genra jigh school and attended Ball tat? Teachers college for two ears. She is now employed at the rth; hospital. The groom, a r& diu ■ of Pleasant Mills high ■ was discharged from the rmy in June after serving eightKa|ionchs, and is now employed . Kt tfe Fort Wayne Harvester Co. llieir return from a short .Swdtif- trip, the couple will re-, ■de-temporarily with the bride’s Kare|t:s. ■RUBY E. HEALEY AND V. MARTZ WED | Mis Ruby E. Healey became the Kridl cf Robert V. Martz, son of nr and Mrs. Ira Martz, Sr.. Dein Westminster Presbyter- « in Fort Wayne August ■3 al eight o’clock. The Rev. Luthier ilvin Markin read thg vow’s a musical by Mrs. Andrew b Bmry, organist from the Pres--■Heriar. church at LaGrange. bride, given in marriage by et-Kter prother, Wallace Healey, wore Hfe’i: styled with a satin bodice - B nd F skirt and train of marquiset■e. per fingertip veil was trim--1 feed with imported lace and was , t 0 a tiara of seed pearls. ■She carried a white Bible, gift fef the bridegroom, topped with Bhree gardenias. Ky Charles Bair attended her as matron of honor in a feown of pale green marquisette, carried a matching colonial -■K ue t- Miss Phyllis Healey, siethe bride, was the bridesaid in a gown of pale pink mar»t glisette and a matching bouquet. w °re sweetheart-shaped hats feftet. Martz served his brother as and Raymond Martz and I Jr., also brothers, usher■g e mother of the bridegroom ). B:* ea rose dress with a corsage ■gF’bite gladioli. the ceremony, a reion was held at the home of bride 1120 Rivermet Ave., Ft. where the couple will make future home. Serving at the table were Mrs. Rich’Hi bCT ’ MrS ’ Robert Olson, Mrs. Ms Mu'ler and Miss Fay Morris. ■ TWINS ■Sr We d recently Idai. s. SatUrday ’ A ug« s t 30, twin Eta BterS u: Mr - and Mrs- Dewey ■ln Convoy > O - were united EL arriage in the Convoy MethoELh C K UrCh ’ Miss Ar ‘ene AinsIJn o „ becaine the bride of Robert giuelhnger, son of Mr. and Mrs. filer e » Delhnger ’ Conv oy, and Miss ■of win sworth became the bride ■Sra p N ' Har dbsty, son of Mrs. ME; Bardisty, Waynedale. KkL .!? eS Were given in mar ' ■Wo he ‘ r father - The R ev. Otto Bible Officiated , using the ! >ng rite, preceded by a sisShXn mUSiCale by M,BS Ber ’ KK vwhit rldeS gowns were identical ■*h fit* man)u i se tte, fashioned K ed bodices long Iler Th.*' 1 ? lace ruffles extending g McklnJß hands a nd high round Ks ? a “ d fuU gathered hoop Meir ended in i° n 5 trains. «■ Bses were trimmed with

inserts of chantilly lace extending from the yokes through the full length of the ekirts. Matching lace edged their fingertip veils, attached to tiaras of seed pearls. They carried red and white roses with rose buds knotted into white satin ribbon streamers. The rhinestone j bracelets they wore were gifts from their respective bridegrooms. Miss Betty Downing, cousin of the brides, served Arlene a« rnaid-of-honor, and bridemaids were Mrs. Kenyon Wherry, cousin of the brides, and Mrs. Kenneth Ross. Little Mary Louise Dellinger, sister of the bridegroom, was flower girl in a white taffeta gown with a matching picture hat and she carried a basket of flowers. The ring bearer was Donnie Zimmerman. Miss Janet Ainsworth, sister of the brides, served Ilene as maid of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs. Norbert Engleman and Mrs. Herbert Bauer. Little Margaret Ellen Ainsworth was flower girl, dressed in a white taffeta gown and matching picture hat and carrying a basket of flowers. The ring bearer was Bobby Ainsworth. Ralph Christensen was best man and George Bostick and William North were ushers for the Dellin-ger-Ainsworth vows. Mr. Hardsity chose Norbert Engleman as his best man and ushers were Carl Allison and William Stein, Jr. After the ceremony, a reception for three hundred guests was held in the church social room. Those serving were the Misses Rowena and Patty Dellinger, Marilee Hardisty, Rosanna Knittie, Mrs. Dean McOmber and Mrs. Clifford Kiehl. Union returning from honeymoons in Wisconsin and Minnesota, the Dellingers will reside in Convoy and the Hardistys will live in Waynedale. Both brides are employed by the General Electric Co. in Fort Wayne. PHYLLIS MCFARLAND TO WED ON OCTOBER 12 Announcement was made today by Mr. and Mrs. T. Gregg McFarland, 903 West Monroe street, of the engagement and approaching marriage of their only daughter, Phyllis, to Louis Zwick, youngest son of Mrs. Anna Zwica, route 1. The wedding will take place at | three thirty o’clock on October 12 at the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren, with the Rev. F. H. Willard officiating. Miss McFarland has chosen Mrs. Leona Zwck to be her matron-of-honor, and Mrs. Francile Bulte- ■ meier and Miss Lois Chronister, bridesmaids. Little Kay Wynn will serve as flower girl. The bride-elect is a graduate of Decatur high school and is employed at the Decatur Industries. Mr. Zwick graduated from Hoagland high school and the Industrial Training institute at Chicago, 111. He then served four and a half years in the armed forces and is i now employed at the Fort Wayne General Electric Co. ! BETTER HOMES CLUB IN REGULAR MEETING The Monroe Better Homes club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Doyle Hoffman, with fifteen members in attendance. Mrs. Elmo Stucky conducted the meeting, opened with the groupsinging “Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet,” led by Mrs. Weldon Stucky. The club creed was repeated in unison, after which Mrs. Ed Rich conducted the devotionals. Roll call was answered with each member exhibiting old China. During the business meeting, the president appointed the following to the nominating committee: Mrs. Erwin Stucky, Mrs. Hiram Wittwer, Mrs. Raymond Crist, Mrs. Doyle Hoffman and Mrs. Otis Gould. Members were also urged to prepare their canned goods, hooked rugs and handcraft to be exhibited on achievement day. These articles are to be turned in to Mrs. Paul ’ Lobsiger, Mrs. Doyle Hoffman, Mns. W’eldon Stucky or Mrs. Otto Longenberger by October 1. Plans were ! also made to have a lunch stand at the Centennial celebration in Monroe. The lesson on “How to Use Pressing Equipment” was then given by Mrs. Weldon Stucky. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Lawrence , Ehrsam and Mrs. Jack Haney. I AUXILIARY OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED FRIDAY The regular business meeting of : the American Legion auxiliary was . held last evening at the Legion i houne. It was voted by the group to i again sponsor the magazine drive . of the Collier Publishing Co., and reporta of the chairman were given. The following officers were then i installed: president, Mrs. Nick > Braun; first president, Mrs. Clark Flaugh; second vice president, Mrs. ■ Herbert Burdge; secretary, Mrs. Frank Liniger; treasurer, Mrs. Tom C. Smith; chaplain, Mrs. Elma Sullivan; historian, Mrs. Elmer ; Darwechter; sergeant-at-arms, Rox- ; ie Kessler; executive board, Mrs. : Adrian Baker. Mrs. Ralpir Roop i was the installing officer. Following her installation, Mre. Braun appointed the following

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PICTURED ABOVE are four geenrations, including Mrs. Maud Merriman of this city, her son, Russell Wells, of Fort Wayne; granddaughter, Mrs. James Neal, and great grandson, James Neal, Jr.

committee chairmen: Americanism, Mildred Darwechter; child welfare, Margaret Raudenbush; community service, Helen Myers; constitution and bi-laws, Mabel Liniger; education of orphans, Florence Aurand; finance, Zelma Roop; girls state, Alta Brown; junior activities, Clara Bauer; Knightstown home, Marguerite Raah; legislation, Jewel Ehinger; membership, Effie Flaugh: memorial, Hilda Staley; merit system, Irma Mailand music, Margaret Rash; national defense, Mary -Alberding; pan-Ameri-can, Ethel Baughman; past president parley, Helen Myers; poppy, Luella Tieman; poet-war, Hilda Staley; publicity and radio, Luella Tieman; service sales, Eva Stapleton; rehabilitation and employment, Gladys Baker; pianist, Esther Winteregg; color bearers, Helen Myers, Margaret Raudenbush; parliamentarian, Zelma Roop. During the social hour, contests were enjoyed and prizes were awarded the various winners. Delicious refreshments were then served by the committee: Mrs. Mary Yoder, Ina Felber, Naomi Beitler, Edda Sweeney, Esther Winteregg, Marie Smith and Hulda Nyffler. Clara belle Brown, Patty Nyffler. Kay Borman and Dorothy Flaugh presided at the refreshment table. ENTERTAIN WITH SHOWER RECENTLY The Misses Louise Boerger and Stella Hoile united in entertaining with a miscellaneous shower at the latter’s home recently, for Mise Laverne Busick, bride-elect of September 13. Bingo was played with the prizes for each game being given to the honored guest. The bride-elect was presented with a lovely corsage, and was the recipient of many lovely gifts. Guests attending were Mrs. Marvin Ostermeyer, Mrs. Al Witte, Mrs. Jim Mathews, Mrs. Carl Narwald, Mrs. Richard Moses ( Mrs. ’Forest Springer, Mrs. Marvin Wietfeldt, Mrs. Edward Shearer, Mrs. Lester Busick, Mrs. Ed Busick, Mrs. Louis Hoile, Mrs. Mart Boerger, Mrs. Otto Boerger and the Missee Della Boerger, ETlla Franz, and the honored guest, Miss Laverne Busick, and the hostesses. The W. S. C. S. of the Methodist church will have a carry-in dinner at twelve thirty o’clock Thursday at the church. Members of the Pleasant Mills W. S. C. S. will be

each year IN IB W®ll| GREATER NUMBER, W \JfOE families we have never served before choose our fu,t j ■ neral home for the final j / tribute. -vjf We apreciate this confidence and the good will of our / \iTX °’d friends who are kind enough to give us their ap-. — proval and to vouch for us to ’I others. I GILLIG § DOAN y YMfeS FUNERAL HOME /Zfe DECATUR PHONE 794 KYi * iTif r 1

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CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Phones 1000 — 1001 Sunday Zion Lutheran Married Couples club family lake party, Dierkes cottage, Hamilton lake, all day. Monday Gamma Nu sorority, fire station, 8 p.m. Little Flower Study club, Mrs. Mary Sorg, 7:30 p.m. Pythian Needle club, after Temple. Ladies Fireman’s auxiliary, Mrs. Ruseel Baumgartner, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Delta Theta Tau business and social meeting, Elks, 8 p.m. Happy Homemakers club, Mrs. Carl Adler. Loyal Dorcas class of Bethany Evangelical U. B. church, Mrs. Henry Adler, 7:30 p.m. C. L. of C. chorus rehearsal, hall. 8 p.m. Church Mothers Study club, Mrs. Lowell Smith, 6:30 p.m. Rebekah lodge, Odd Fellows haill, 7:30 p.m. > I Wednesday Business & Professional Women’s Club, Swearingen Dining Room, 6:30 p.m. World Friendship build, Mrs. John Carroll, 317 Winchester street, 8 p.m. Profit and Pleasure Home Economics club, Mns. Boyd Stepler, 7:30 p.m. Zion Lutheran Missionary society church basement 2 p.m. Thursday W. S. C. S. of Methodist church, church, 12:30 p.m. Baptist Women’s society, Mrs. John Metzger, 2:30 p.m. Order of the Eastern Star, 7:30 ' p.m., carry-in 6:15 p.m. Queen of Rosary Discussion club, Mrs. Max Kreps, 8 p.m. Ladies Aid society and W. S.W.S. of Bethany Evangelical U. B. church, church, 2 pjn. Salem Methodist W. S. C. S., church, all day. guests. Mrs. C. W. Morris, of Fort Wayne, will be the principal speaker, and Mrs. Hubert Zerkel will give the devotions. The hoetesses will furnish the rolls, butter, cream and coffee. The excutive committee will meet at one thiry o’clock. Rebekah lodge will meet Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock at Odd Fellows hall. All members are asked to attend to make ar-

rangements to attend the district meeting at Hartford City on Sept ember 12. The Queen of the Rosary discussion club will meet at the home of Mrs. Max Kreps Thursday evening at eight o’clock. The Profit and Pleasure Home CommlKxtonem <lnin>i> nlloweii Srptembrr ‘2, 1047. Haugk’s Itec. Clerk oper. 130.00 Haywood Pub. Co. oper. 81.91 Decatur LiKht& Power oper. 121.49 Citizen’s Te], Co. oper. 58.60 Haywood Pub. Co. oper 12.25 Thurman I. Drew Aud. oper. 5.00 Rose Nesswald Rec. oper .... 5.00 Herman Bowman sherif mil. 34.00 W. E. Meyers, dep. sher 5.00 B. F. Shroyer oper 100.00 Virgil F. Bowers surv. mil 31.80 Bob A. Everett Dragline oper. .. . 235.00 Dale Mankey dragline oper 235.00 Jerald Barger bulldozer oper 182.00 Charles Scherry tile dr. rep. 17.00 Richard A. Martin tile dr. repair 33.20 Menno P. lEicher tile dr. rep 47.60 Ben Kipfer tile dr. rep. 3.80 Arthur Mayer tile dr. rep. 8.50 H. M. Tumbleson tile drain repair 12.75 Lewistown Pipe Co. open dr. repair 260.000 Jerald Barger open dr. rep. 15.30 Earl Arnold open dr. rep. 15.30 Beavers Oil Serv. surv. oper 21.69 Maier Hide & Fur Co. surv. Oper. 1.78 Lyman L. Hann sch. supt. 0per........ .................... ......... 6.00 Commercial Print Shop schl. supt. oper 1 21.00 O & S Company Inc schl.supt. oper. 20.00 Ziners Home Appliances schl. supt. oper 18.50 ■L. E. Archbold Co. Agt. mil, oper 121.04 Clara Lengerich Co. Agt sten. Sal. 125.00 Anna K. Williams Home dem. Agt. mil, oper 40.57 Dr. D. D. Jones health of. sal. 77.00 Ft. Wayne Office Supply pros Atty, oper 8.40 F. V. Mills assessor cleark 18.00 Citizen’s Telephone Co. Clr. ICt. oper 5.00 Haugk’s Cir. Ct. oper 92.35 West Pub. Co. Clr. Ct. oper 30.00 W. H. Anderson Co. Cir Ct. Oper 3.50 The Lawyers Co-Op Pub. Co. Cir. Ct. Oper. L 8.50 C. H. Muselman Prob, of mil 6.52 John Bixler Ct. house lan. Sal 150.00 Verona Venis Ct. house mat. Sal 60-00 Noah W. Fry ICt. house oper 20.00 Superior Mfg. Co. Ct. house Oper 12.00 Lawrence Von Gunten Ct. House oper 12.00 Frank Schmitz Ct. house i Oper 1.50 J The United States Chem. Co. Ct. house oper 9.63 The C. B. Dolge Co. Ct. House oper 36.75 Burk 'Elevator Co, Ct. House Oper 236.42 No. Indiana Pub. Service Co. Jail oper 6.48 Frank A. Kltson Co. Home Supt. Sal 166.66 Joanna >Kitson Co. Home mat. Sal 73.33 Dr. J. M. Burk Co Home phys 25.00 Ellen Hirscy ICo.Home help 52.50 Mary Harvey Co. Home help 51.75 Pryor S. Gilbert Co. Home Help 60.00 Herbert Kltson Co. Home Help 60.00 O. C. Busse Co. Home Min. 4.00 Daisy Mae Fruit Mkt.Co. Home oper. 13.25 Geo. W. Heller Co. Home Oper. 3.69 Decatur Jus. Agency Co. Home oper 47.25 Niblick & Co. Co. home oper 25.11 Holthouse Schulte & Co Co. Home oper .-. 2.50 Berne IGA Store Co. home Oper. . 205.44 Dr. E. D. Bixler Co. Home Oper 1-75 F. McConnell & Sons, do 6.64 J. J. Newberry Co., do 4.43 Butler Garage, do 19.45 Sinclair Ref. Co., do 9.26 Cal. E. Peterson, do 17.64 Saylors Chev. Sales, do 21.39 Burk Elev. Co., do 356.52 Beavers Oil Serv., do 76.96 Geneva Hatcheries, do 14.40 S. E. Hite, do ..... .................... 9.76 Mojlenkopf & Eiting, do 45.56 Stewart’s Bakery, do 49.24 The United States Chem. Co, do 16.40 Heber L. Feasel, do 225.00 Noah J. Schrock, do 78.00 Dale D. Moses Co. Comm per Diem 13.00 John Christener, do 13.00 John C. Augsburger, do 13.00 W. W.| Briggs Co. Ins 53.77 G. Remy Bierly, Inc., do .... 66.95 G. C. Moser, do Bryson C. Fetters, do 54.08 Sam Nussbaum, do 47.29 Leland Smith Ins agy., do .... 488.96 Ferd L. Lltteerer Co Att. sal 50.00 The Decatur Dem. Co. leg. Adv 138.23 Wm. Kruetzman Co. council 40.00 Henry Dehner, do 40.00 Leon Neuenschwander, do 40.00 C. J. Jones, do 40.00 Chris Stahly, do .... 40.00 Otto Hoffman, do 40.00 Julius Schultz, do 40.00 Carl F. Thieme fox bounty 5.00 Arthur Ross, do 5.00 Lawrence N. Fuelling, do .... 5.00 Irene Byron Sanatorium San. 632.60 Wil] Winneis Wash, twp as. 60.00 Berne Witness legal adv .... 124.40 No. 245 — Highway Ralph Rice Supt sal 220.00 Glen Roughia asst supt sal 155.80 Sam Butler, do • f-JO.OO Albert Fox, do 193.80 Nathan Meshberger, do 162.45 Harold Burger tr. dri 187.20 Harvey Shell, do 188.10 Virgil Draper, do 216.60 Lawrence Noll, do 25.20 Winston Moser, do 188.10 Arnold Weidler, d 0 189.00 John Zurcher, Jr single hand 14.33 Martin L. Huser, do 1®6.20 Floyd Smitley, do 196.65 Don Harvey, do 189.90 Christ Miller, do 189.90 Roy Heller, do 172.80 Clyde Harden, do 189.00 Alton C. Bittner, do 39.00 Cedric Tumbleson, do 188.10 Amos Steiner, do 171.00 Moses Augsburger, do 26.10 Sylvan Hirschy, do 16.20 Gorman D. Fox, do 66.60 Chris F. Zurcher, do ... 184.50 Grover Cottrell, do 2 00 Frank S. Peterson, do 105.00 Decatur Light & Power oper 5.22 Citizen’s Telephone Co., do .. 8.75 Burk Elev. Co., do 138.38 Mao Allister Mach Co Inc., do 61.12 Korte Bros. Inc., do 105.80 Central Motor Parts Co Inc oper 4-84 Saylors Chev. Sales, do 2.18 Indiana Equip. Co. Inc, do 291.68 Mcßride & Sons, do 3.00 Paul Yoder, do 14.88 Auditor of State, do 16.40 Shell Oil Co. Inc., do 512.98 D. A. Lubricant Co. Inc., do 77.77 Decatur Super Service, do .... 32.48 The Gibson Co., do 57.87 Meshberger Bros. Stone Co. Material 5741.28 John W. Karch Stone Co., do 299.30 Roger Yoder, do 38.08 Allmetal Highway Pro. Ins 192.60 W. W. Briggs Ins 3.43 G. Remy Bierly Inc., do 4.27 G. C. Moser Ins., do 3.43 Bryson C. Fetters Ins 3.45 Leland Smith Ins. Ag., do .... 31.20 Sam Nussbaiua, do 3.91 Citizis Tel 8.20 Bernice Nelson mil & post. 55.25 Mary J. Hazelwood mil .... 15.40 Mabel Marshall mil 8.15 Veronica F. Linn mil 2.00 Certified before me <hl» 2nd day uJ September, 1947 e

—. —-—j — — t Economics club will have a back • to School party Wednesday evening at seven thirty o’clock at the home of Mrs. Boyd Stepler. All - members are urged to attend. f 5 The Zion Lutheran Missionary society has iesued invitations to a party to be held at the church ? basement Wednesday afternoon at ■ ‘two o'clock. 1 A combined meeting of the Lad- • ies Aid society and the W. S. W. S. i of the Bethany Evangelical United > Brethren church will be held at J two o’clock Thursday afternoon I at the church. Mrs. C. E. Hocker [ will be the Ladies Aid program i chairman, with Mrs. Amos Ketch- ' um as the W. S. W.S program i chairman. i i i An all day meeting of the Salem , Methodist W. S. C. S. will be held at the church Thursday. Quilting ' will he done during the day. o Admitted: Roy Brodbeck, Willshire, O.; Jean Weaver, Geneva. Dismissed: Mrs. Robert Eyanson and baby boy, Edward Alan, 115 South First street; Roger Borne, 103 North Ninth street. o The real function of the Christian religion is not to show men how they ought to live but to supply the power necessary for one to live that way. o Rev. R. Dean Cope of Clainsviile, Ohio has been called as pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Bluffton and has assumed charge. Pearl Schock of Midland, Mich., is visiting his brother-in-law and I sieter, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Diehl over the weekend. Paul Hansel was called to Logan, O. Friday afternoon because of the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. E. C. Hansel. Dave Mac Lean, who left for Oden, Mich, two weeks ago suffering from hay fever, is reported as much improved. Miss Nancy Bell, who was graduated from the academy at Sullins College, Bristol, Va., last May, will return to school for her college work. She will leave September 15. Arthur N. Colchin of Ohaha, Neb., i formerly of this city, visited with his mother, Mrs. Lucy Cofchin, and J staters, Mrs. A. J. Langenhorst and

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Mrs. C. A. McHatton, in Toledo, O. Mrs. Nellie Fisher has been returned from the Lafayette hospital to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Virgil Cross, at 3101 Central drive, Fort Wayne. Mrs. Madeline C. Schurger is attending the annual convention of the lota Tau Tau, international legal sorority, at Indianapolis this weekend. The Willow Bend country club of Van Wert, O. will have a golf tournament. Wednesday. Play will begin at noon, with both lunch and dinner being served at the club house. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Passwater and son. Kirby Dale, of Van Nuys, Calif, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Delton Passwater. Mr. and Mrs. Delton Passwater and daughter. Fern, are spending the weekend at the Robert Passwater cottage on Big Long lake.

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Mr. and Mns. Bernard Hartougli are parents of a son, born at the Columbia hospital in Milwaukee, Wis., Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. He weighed 8 pounds. 4 ounces and has been npmed James Bernard. Mrs. Hartough is the former Misfi Peggy Gaunt, daughter of Mrs. James K. Staley. o —— The power to see life through to a great conclusion is often a matter of patience. i IALLMARK 11 CARDS for every occasion SMITH DRUG CO.