Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 231, Decatur, Adams County, 1 October 1947 — Page 3

■ OCTODES 1. 1947

g TO HAVE J Strict me eTING .I d,STB vpnt h annual meeting of o f the Woman s of the liurch wiH lu^e l |lace ■“e. 1 , '/a- I'’-' win be I follow in-, i I jiv?! ' nrelude, Mrs. S- E - P * l( ‘' | ft. "Hark ti\e Voice of Ir'J'r' 1 "!:''' Wayne paulen. J o|etmS‘’’ f Reedii i-ti uluctions. Mrs. Clarence U( . SS . reports, of officers. I Mtionary from India. Gladys j "potions. Mrs. H. P- McCormick. iHKouncements. ■Kntide prayer. a f l( . r program •'ill include. I Offau prelude. Mrs. S. E. ELaia! ■ Gtwson. n n "God of Grace. I sjak'er. Mrs. !■'. 1- McDaniel. Offering. I AiLiu.'h-' :m mo. Final registiaof officers, Mrs. I Honi-i Roose, conference presiI -lent. iHLdietion, Mrs. Gail Davis. • Waller Krick of this city ■ : p registration committee ■ fj&h,. conference. Persons attendI inKre asked to bring a sack I lunch Dessert and coffee will be I -,inr- rd by the host, church. I GOOD neighbors I CLUB IN MEETING ■ K, Good Neighbors Home EconIX club heia its monthly meet ‘ I in# recently a' the home of Mrs. I Mwtle Schug with Mie. Sylvan I HB'iffger anil Mrs. Elmer Beer as I 3feting hostesses. pieeting. conducted by the I pMdent. Mrs. Crystal Rice, was ■Ked with the group singing EKool Days," after which the E cnK< was repeated and devotions I wit- read by Mrs. Eli M. Schwartz | lit® call was answered by showI iul an old piece of China. Mre. I cfw R. Schwartz and Mrs. L. I !li < ’i Schwartz gave an interest- | inf account of their recent trip | tSurdue, and Miss Anna K. WilI lialw showed slide pictures of camp. Colored moving picI tufts were shown by Mrs. Noah HBn-y of her recent trip to SwitzI Bill: d. were then enjoyed, with I piles being awarded to Mrs. EdI wit Bauman and Wise Williams. A I (iMi-ious luncheon was then served thirty two members and guests I present.

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CLUB CALENDAR I Society Deadline, 11 A. ifll. Phones 1000 — 1001 Weanesoay Psi lota Xi business meeting, Elks, 8 p.m. Historical club opening, Mrs. Leota Beery, 1329 Home \venue. Fort Wayne, noon pot-luck. Our Lady of Good Counsel, Mrs. James Murphy, Jr., S p. in. Thursday Presbyterian Woman’s Missionary society, Mrs. M. A. Frisinger, 2:30 p.m. Missionary society of Salem Evangelical and Reformed church of Magley, Mrs. Martin Fruechte, all day. Ever Ready class of Methodist church, Mrs. E. W. Johnson. Ladies Aid society and Missionary society of Bethany Evangelical U. B. church, church, 2 p.m. Monroe W. S. (!. S., church annex, 7:30 p. tn. Union Chapel Ladiee Aid society, Mrs. Celia Pellett. 1:30 p. m. Pleasant Dale Ladies Aid society, church, all day. Ladies Aid society of Trinity Evangelical U. B. church, 7:30 p. tn. Ladier-t Aid society of Christian church, church. 7:30 p. m. Aeolian choir rehearsal, high school, 7:30 p.m. Friday Ave Maria Study club, Mrs. Clayson Carroll, 8 p. m. Philathea class, Mrs. Ervin Zimmerman, chicken supper. Y. P. M. B. of Nuitinan Avenue U. B. church. Mrs. Floyd Arnold. 7:30 p.m. Saturday Gecode club rummage eale, corner Second and Jefferson streets. Public party. V. F. VV„ 8:30 p.m. Sunday Zion Lutheran Married Couples club, church basement, 7:30 p. m. Monday Gamma Nu business meeting, fire station, 7:30 p.m.

VOLUNTEER FIREMEN ENTERTAIN AT SUPPER Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Raudenbush were honored guests at a banquet supper last evening, given by tile volunteer firemen of Monroe at Coppess corner. Mr. Raudenbush is a former councilman and volunteer fireman, leaving recently to make his home in Geneva. Following the supper, a social evening was enjoyed. Approximately forty persons were in attend ance. VOUNG PEOPLES CLASS IN RECENT MEETING The Young Peoples class of the Mount Pleasant Methodist church met at the home of Vaughn King recently. An interesting lesson "Doing Our I Master s Will," was given by Betty I Miller, and the meeting clooed with i prayer by the Rev. C. C. Conn. Following the recreational hour, 'delicious refreshments were served, j Those attending were the Rev. and Mrs. Conn, Frank Conn. Loren and .Bill Brentlinger, Nelvalene and ilmogene Beihold, Brice, Jim and Norman Sheets, Betty Miller. Bill Jeanette and Boh Fuhrman, Bob Goldner and Vaughn King. The next meeting will be held at the home of Bill Susdorf, with Jeanette and Boh Fuhrman in charge of devotions. The Y. P. M. B. society of the Nuttman Avenue United Brethren church will meet Friday evening

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W % S’ ■■ ■ 0 kX - I . <.JK ' . ~ JR ■I , It; ; K, dr * i * * **-• / xdh. 'Bw f ifu War ® M l * f s .... - —n- . ~. oHMKiHL * fIK-adK flt£.i££*s3MKQh.»diaSM<ilAl S 4 THE FORMER GOVERNOR of Pennsylvania, George H. Earle is pictured vith his wife, Jacqueline, and their ten-day-old daughter, at the Bryn Uawr Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. Earle, 57, ex-envoy to Bulgaria, mar* «ed his 24-year-old wife in Turkey in 1945. He is among U. S. statesmen teemed “warmongers 7 ’ bv Russia's Vishinskv. (International)

at seven thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. Floyd Arnold. 418 Clous street. A talent show, sponsored by the Willshire teen canteen members, will be given in the Willshire school building Friday eventing at eight o'clock. Admission will be twenty five cents, with all children under school age admitted free. The Aeolian choir will have rehearsal Thursday evening at seven thirty o'clock in the music room at the junior-eenior high school. Gamma Nu sorority will have a business meeting Monday evening at seven thirty o'clock at the fire station. o Mrs. Giles Porter has received a letter from Mr. and Mrs. George Brewer at Bay Palms Park, St. Petersburg, Fla., formerly of this city. They remained in their trailer during the recent hurricane and were not molested. Charles Johnson. also formerly of this city, who ie making his home with the Brewers, is attending high school in St. Petersburg!!. Avon Burk has returned from Northern Michigan, where he was a guest at the Funk Corn Club lodge. Mr. Funk entertained grain; dealers from the middlewest. Mr. and Mru. W. A. Klepper and three Fort Wayne couples will leave tomorrow for Virginia Beach, Va., where they will enjoy a 10 days outing, including golf on the famous course there. Wayne Beavers left today for his home in Mt. Vernon after a several days visit with relatives and friends here. Mrs. Dane MeNicall and Mre. Egrl Travis of Toledo, O. ware ..veaenu guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Harve Baker of South Third street. Sunday they were entertained at dinner at the Baker home. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Baker and eons, Jimmy and Dan : nie, of Fort Wayne, and Miss Le-1 citia Singleton. 0 Prospective home builders are | advised by insurance experts to include in their construction plans | niches or cabinets for fire extinguishers.

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Admitted: Mrs. Edwin Penn, Rockford, 0.; James McCrory. Berne. Dismissed: Leonard Liechty, Decatur: Irvin Inniger, Berne. o Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Hackman, route 1. are parentis of a son born at 10.04 p.m. last night at the Adams county memorial hospital. He weighed S pounds and has not been named. ——o The American Magazine states that it is against the law for any Milwaukee. Wis., barber to use a powder puff—while bartering. 0 North Collins, Erie County. N. Y., is the center of one of the world’s largest strawberry and raspberrv growing areas. Young MotherW ReIICVO dlStressof baby’s cold while he sleeps Rub on Vicks Vapoßub at bedtime. Soothes, a A ■ ® relievesdurtng 8 te* night. Try it! ▼ vaporub f Y 1 k /A Say it with flowers © | from

Erase Strike Threat At Chicago Factory Maintenance Men Back At Harvester Chicago, Oct. 1. — (VP) —Maintenance workers at the Chicago tractor plant of the International Harvester company ended a "continuous two-day meeting” today, erasing a threat that the entire plant would be shut down. Company officials' reported that 400 crane operators and maintenance men resumed work. They said that 300 production workers who had been sent home yesterday had returned to their jobs. The employes are members of the CIO United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers. The production workers had been sent home because the company said it was impossible to keep them busy unless the crane operators moved materials. The plant employs 7,500 workers. The company had said it would be necessary to Increase the lay-offs daily unless the maintenance workers went back to their johs. The work stoppage ended one day after 2,800 workers at the firm's West Pullman plant returned to work. Local union leaders had asked the men to go back to work. Negotiations have been in progress at the plants on union demands for wage increases. 0 Mettler Funeral On Thursday Afternoon Funeral services for Mrs. David Mettler, who died Tuesday morning at her home in Berne, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Cross Evangelical and Reformed church in Berne, with the Rev. C. A. Schmid officiating. Burial will be in the MRE cemetery.

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Two Sets Os Twins Are Born To Couple In Less Than Year St. Louis. Mo., Oct. I —(VP) — Harry C. Sherwood was parsing out cigars today after the birth of *his fourth child in' less than a year. * His 23-year-ohl wife gave birth I,to twins Monday night, five days before the first birthday of their finsr set of twins. Sherwood, an insurance clerk in the Veterans Administration office here said he was happy, but he didn’t know how they could get along in the three room apartment they share with Mrs. Sherwood's aunt. The Sherwoode were married in November, 1942 and moved into the apartment with Mrs. C. H. Tranel more than a year ago. Mrs. Tranel was disturbed by the multiple arrival. "I knew, of course, they expected a baby when they moved in, but it's been such a short time, and now there are four of them. I just don’t know what to make of it. “It’<3 nice, though, having children around.” —I 0 The earliest volunteer fire department in this country was organized in New York by Peter Stuyvesant in 1659. Leather buckets and a supply of hooks and ladders were purchased. — o Trade In m Good Town — oecatur

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Ask Aid In Search For Woman Forger Police chief Ed Niiller of this city has been asked by Fort Wayne authorities to aid in the search for a feminine check forger, who passed at least two bogus checks in that city over the weekend. The checks were drawn on the First State Bank in this city. Both of the checks were written for sums of $75 and parsed at. Fort Wayne dress shops, where the forger bought dresses and received the balance of the check amount in cash. o :—- 38 Licenses For Marriage Issued Dan Gupid made a heavy gain in Adams county during the month of September, a monthly report at the county clerk’s office disclosed today. A total of 38 marriage licenses were issued by the office personnel! laet month, while only eight

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divorce cases wore filed in Adams Circuit court. The fact that World War II is rapidly becoming little more than a inemor; w*s shown in the county recorder' office, where recorder Rose Nesswald reported only four discharges from the armed services were recorded for veterans last month. o — Emergency Aid Rushed To Earthquake Area Tehran, iran, Oct. I —(UP) — The red lion and sun, Iran’s version of the Red Cross, rushed emergency aid today to the northeastern provinces where an earthquake had killed hundreds and thirst and bitter cold endangered the lives of thousands of survivors. , Lacking comprehensive reports, the government was not yet able to estimate the total casualties. The village of Dowlatababad, which had a jiopulatfon of 500, lost 400 who were killed, and 58 were injured seriously.