Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 94, Decatur, Adams County, 20 April 1948 — Page 3

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of ffiSSbi IS HELD ■to members ” f ,h ** Arl K>t of the Dei«t«r Wo-i Stu< kr. president. preI K|^K t JI !!!•■“ - '!ie» tilU' .. . . .-••»■• 11 1 «-i» *r»-«i i l!i , . id 'lip tn Mexic <■ SHEA-'.- .i-*ii*' , <i ~v Mi ’** !■■ K.'iulP', Miss Gienny* ,bl ’ t >i ( . section CLUB YEAR FK , >'f the I’" .. ... - . BMK., 1;,.' ...cniiiz at the ,Egß Mr- Hugh Andrew*. * , .i- !..- s meeting. ■L*3t n..n .Hid her ■ i.in ■ ' ■'" "'’’-resting ■ h....k Hawaii, the ■ 581.,.- h"! daintv refresh-i-niig committee. Nil EySoBO PARTY ■ \a ~,r.,rity held its reg fi "‘ K-itt*' Ey^K.,r. l '.-.| in keeping with ■ S. .0,.1 p.-io. hie were played IMH were won by Mrs. Cecil 8gV*,.,.: Mrs. Doyle Franz.. Cray and |3H|...| Mil was awarded the ■ gyKr;/.. \ client auction sale held. ..’b.-r * day party will be at tin- Louden Hoover I mßi: y . ’ Wivne Members are Es3Et.d to meet at the home of I mL' l4 I- "■‘" l t*eive forty i<« Aeol choir will hare reThu evening a; ItevI«Kty a- Io- k in tile muale room |«S pit .'"i 'etii ir high school B-j Eb-v 11l and IVV of the W. S.ilie of Mrs Delton I I *’ Thursday afternoon at ‘Mi' I. of C. chorus will have this evening at seven k iii the music room of c atholic hig hschool. of the T. N T class 1 ,lrili,ittll church will lay evening at sev [ ~t!,> < k In the church par ■eener Make This <1 ’ Af/T ’ c '//I s r„ *• ° jiJ •* 3 s •" t yf/f -1 -c« i »//li ts 1 B P/O/I'p 1 I Wr B&g-x ■/ i’ " ■fi - * a* *1 Pj 6 4° «\ H Li 4'4 ■ H “ b A E , IjIj" I j • i •Jh j 4 » - T c? ‘ 7 A ■ ■ I" ■ "!<■■ K < EW/ ■** jswafx I 9 ’ 83 Jhlblii I l I URm *«• ‘S' ‘ ’’■* mob! Xew dress! New Zu re * ner - Pattern »18S. so ■•te.i twopiecer is what you W to put your social life in 3f ***r! Tle-si!k for a rustly little date-frock Nice in y f»r Hummer! , Psttern gives perfec t flt. Is W '<• nse Complete, illustrated han shows yon every step ■!- wb ’*** In Teen-age rises >< 1« Kite IJ. yards m”* 1 Tw ’ R ' f TVFIVe cents in JW* ”r this pattern to Decatur WF Democrat. Pattern Dept. M-v J-fferson Rt. Chicago tw. ■ Jrfnt plaln’y TOl’R NAME. ■t o 8 - ZONB - B >z® and Z U: svmmb. ■£* ,h< “ta® to sew for ■!> C * B, » wore brings ■mJ ’*t. roterfwl M “ r,an Martin ■ Book ''raHt fuir of Melt M/PHng fashions for everyone! PATTEN, printed he belts to give ( ‘»e Nev Uok. Better have

Society item* ror oays publication must be phoned in by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m,) Phone 1000-1001 Miss Betty Melchl Tuesday C. L. of c. social meeting, c. L. 1 of f”. hall. 7:30 p m. C. L. of C. chorus rehearsal. Catholic high school, 7:30 pm. * Loyal Daughters class of Bethany Evangelical I'. B church. Mrs. Clarence Smith. 7:30 pm. V. F. W. auxiliary, hall, 7:30 p.m., social, s p.m. Kum Join I’s class of Bethany Evangelical I’ B church church basement, 7:30 pyn. Pleasant Mill* .Methodist Willing Workers class, .Mt and .Mrs. Fred Bauman. 7:30 p.m. Tri Kappa inspection dinner. Elks home, d:3O p.m. Decatur Garden club, .Mrs. Dean Byerly. 2:30 pm. Delta Theta Tau business meeting. Elks. M p m. Wednesday T. N. T. class of Christian church, church parlors, 7:30 p.m. Business and Professional Wee men's club, called meeting, juniorsenior high school, 7 p .m. American Legion auxiliary drill and degree teams. Legion home. S pm. latdles Shakespeare club guest luncheon. Masonic hall. 1 p.m. Psi lo’a XI sorority guest dinner. Elks. 6:30 p.m. Decatur Home Economics club, junior-senior high school, 9:30 a.m Tnursoav Aeolian choir rehearsal, juniorsenior high school, 7:30 p.m. Circles 111 and IV of the W. S.S. of the .Methodist church, .Mrw. Delton Passwater. 2:30 p.m. Rurallstic Study Club, .Mrw. Fred Vlman, S p.m. Women of Moose. Moose home, initiation 7:30 p.m., lodge, k p.m. Progressive Workers class of Trinity Evangelical I'. B. church. .Mr and Mrs. Ed Dletech. 7:30 p in Circles I and II of W. R. C. B. of Methodist church. Mrs. Paul Ed-' wards. 2:30 p.m. W. M R. of Antioch Cnited Misskrnary church. Mrs. Ernest Turnbleson. all day. Friday American Legion auxiliary soc-| ial meeting. Legion, 1 p m. ttaturuay » Sunshine Girls Bake sale and rummage sale. K. of P. home. 8:30 a m. to 4:30 p.m. The Sunshine girls will sponsor a, rummage and hake sale Saturday J from eight thirty o’clock to four thirty p.m. In the K. of P. home. ’A called meeting of the Business and Professional Women's dull will lie held Wednesday evening at the Junior senior high school in rcsim 2t>2 at seven o'clock. Important business will Include the election of Officers. All members are, urged to attend. The American Legion auxiliary will have a social meeting Friday evening at eight o'clock at the legion home. Initiation will lie held for new mem tiers. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Martin of Geneva will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary Sunday. April is. with open bouse and a family' I dinner. They were married in Geneva April 27. IBM and have lived in Geneva the last fourteen years Mr. Martin Is a retired farmer They have five children. Senior class memliers of the Monroe high school will leave! Thursday morn'ng In a chartered bus for a tweeday tour of Chicago. | Arthur Byrnes, the principal, and Mrs. Hherman Neuenschwander will chaperone the trip Hlsey A Behout have lieen awarded the contract to build an addition to the Delphos. 0.. Rt- John s high school on their bid of 31,5.594 Entire cost of the improvement will be 8242.513. The work is to be completed by January 1. The quarterly dinner meeting of pas* commanders of Adams post 43. American Legion, was held last night at the Riverview Gardens in this dty. Mrs. Frank E. Jones has arrived here from Pomona. Calif , to visit with her sister. Mrs William Kohh>, and father. George Stump C. H. Colter, former Decatur resident and brother of Earl Colter, haa been appointed master of ceremonies for "Shllne Night ' to be held at Kendallville tomorrow evening. The celebration will include a downtown parade at eight o clock, followed by a concert and entertainment in the high school gym. The colorful uniformed Shrine units from Mlspah Temple. Fort Wayne, will participate The program, alii free, will be dedicated to the crip-| pled children, for the care of whom hospitals have been established by ShtiM throughout the country.

Miss Norma Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker, of this city, graduated from nurses training at the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne last evening. Wells county Democrats have selected Pierce Harnish, county comnifecsioner, to serve as county chairman of the central committee, succeeding Homer Byrd, who Is a candiclate for judge. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garard had as their guests tit dinner today Mrs. Vernon Brown and daughter Beverly of Clear Oaks. Calif., Mrs. M-o Wilhelm and Mrs. Ario Humharger of Fort Wayne Mrs. Brown is the former Miss Constance Dee! of Fort Wayne. She and her daughter will return to their home in Clear Oaks the latter part nt this month. o—- ... Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mc Kee, of Otego. N. V.. are the parents of a baby lacy, born April 9. He weighed 8 pounds and has been named Thomas Roy. Mrs. McKee, formerly Marilyn Moser. Is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Carey R. Moser. A baby girl was Icorn to Mr and Mrs. Hubert Wheeler, Geneva, route I. at 2:15 atn coday at the Adams county memorial hospital. She weighed 7 pounds. 15’j ounces and has not been named. - ! -o <I|OSRITAL 0 n iVisiting Hours 2 to 4: and < to 8 p.m.) Admitted: Mrs. Minnie Miller.; ; route I; Mrs. F. J Sc limitt. route C. Dismissed: Charles DeVine. 133 North Second street; Mrs. Gerald Geiiner and daughter, Pcc.rlc-ia Ann;

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c Miss Alice Faye Zurcher, Linn Grove; Clifford Ransbottom, Rockford, <>.. route 3; Raymond Schwarts. 326 South Third street. — o Buys Half Interest in Implement Store Ray Gerber, owner of the Gerber Implement store of this city, today announced that John L. Moser, of Bluffton, has purc-hased a half interest In the firm and will join the organization as a partner. The new : partner for several years has been a-.v ~ lali-d with the Moser Imple- ! ment Co. at Bluffton und has had

wide experience In sales and ser-i vice of Alli'-Chalmers trac tors and farm equipment. The Gerber modern store was built In 1945 on I'.S. < 27. just north of the Decatur c ity limits. Attends Meeting Os Culligan Dealers James Elberson has returned from Columbus. Ohio, where he attended a meeting of Culligan sost 1 water service dealers, who were addressed by Governor Herbert. At the convention. Mr. Elberson bad the opportunity to discuss methods for Improving and enlarging their service here, which Is cperaled by himself and Clarence Ziner. They are planning to offer a Culligan rust control service In this ommunity. Ths ogenc-y has nearly 3od water soft tiers Installed In Ice -al homes. Mr. Ziner said. 0 Set May 1 Day To Pray For Russians New York. April 2<t — With the heme. “Saviour of the World, save Russia!'' the second annual observance of May I us a day of publicprayer for the Russian people ami for till In Soviet-dominated lands, will lie held at St. Patric k's Cathedial. this year beginning at 5 p.m.. and at public gatherings In hundreds of American cities and town* hrou -hoot the country. From the headquarter* of the Christopher*, under whose au--pices the movement was first started In 1947. it was learned that I letters have come in from all over tlie world, expressing a desire to -ait!, ipa'e in the prayerful oliser I aiice of the day which many eopie have come to regard as (he! rallying clay for the enemies of i God and of all religions. Q— —. Chinch Bugs Foiled Stillwater. Okla. (l'P> — The Oklahoma A. and M. College Experiment Station has announced discovery of a new strain of sorghum, which resists attacks cd the chinch bug. and also vields a satisfactory grade of syrup, \ • J 1 1 ■ i F » W E i * A PWOTOMArHEE S life ia not always an unhappy one declared the hrnamaa who took this picture of Janine Maraay, Parisian lovely who won a trip to New York in a French magazine conteat. Rhea ahown after arrival. ( pref inng to dive into American | pubUca brtrk f/ateraatioaaJl

Presbyterian Men Entertain Ladies In ofder that all members of the 1 Presbyterian men's dub and their ' wives may attend the ladies' night dinner and meeting Wednesday night at 6:30 o'clock at the local church, the world friendship guild will sponsor a nursery for children six years of age and under. It was aiftiounc-ed today. The nursery will l>e conducted a’ the church and will open at 6 o'clock Wednesday night Guild members will Ice in charge all during the evening's entertainment Dr. Fred Patterson will be in c harge of the program following the dinner and will Ice intrccduced by Lewis L. Smith, president of the clulc. o Values Change Mt Vernon, HI.. (FP)—Heirs of the Herdman family rerdlz.eci a neat icrofit when they sold the lect cue which the old Herdman family he.me stoccd for 107 years The lot. bought for |2oo In 1840, w is sold for 43.-c.OOo —I o . I Trade In a Good Town — Decatur z Medical Test Proved This x Great to Relieve MONTHLY FEMALE PAINS Are you troubled by dUctrew of female furctucr.sl monthly dlsocrbaicresZ IXces this make you suffer from pain, ferl so nercoioc, weak, blgh-scrung—at such times? Then no try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms! In a recent medical test this proved remarkably helpful to w risen troubled this way. Any dniK-totW XYDU F PINKHiM’S gg. 8 TIRED ? Dora Yottr BACK BOTHER YOU? Spencer Suprt designed es* •ially for you I give relief by proving pote. Mrs. Ix'ota Connell 20* S. 3rd Phone H 45 spencer 'sasr SUPPORTS Send i V - / each of E them M • lovely 611503 GREETING CARD - So choota from ovr wide array of appropriate Greeting* tbel wl bo truly appreccated by al Mother* who are near er dear Holfhouse Drug Co.

Claim Armour Co. Move Is Failure Strikers Say Back To Work Move Fails Chicago, Apr 20 (I'Pi FarmI ers, caught in yesterday's falling | niurktd. cut their shipment of hogs drastically tcslay and forced prices upward. Meanwhile, the striking CIO t'nlted Packinghouse. Workers claimed that the attempt Icy Ar-' moor A Co. to start a hack-to-work movement at Its strlkelutund plants hud ''fizzled.” Farmers, spurred by Armour's announcement that It woubl step up production at struck plants, svnt more than 100.000 hogs to market yesterday. It was th<year's biggest shipment and forced prices down by as much as 81.50 per hundred pounds. Today, farmers sent only 43.000 hogs to the 12 big cornbwlt markets. and prices rose 75 cents to 81 at Chicago and elsewhere. Two more pickets were arrested at Armour's Chicago plant today bringing to 36 the number taken into custody here in the last two days. Police arrested Sam Curry, an official of the Armour local union, on charges of assaulting a nonstriker at the idant entrance. Another picket was arrested for allegedly threat- ' ening a iMdiceman. The union, which called the nationwide meat strike March 16. claimed that fewer workers re--1 ported for duty at struck Armour ' plants yesterday than at any time 1 since the strike began. 1 The company said however that It had "a satisfactory response'' to Its call for union and non-union ' workers and that a ''substantial'* number of strikers returned to work. Armour officials refused to say how many workers had respond ’ ed. Ra'ph Helsteln. president of the CIO t'nited Packinghouse Work era. said Armour's appeal for i workers to man production lines j had "iMMimeriingedHe said It I hurt the firm became fanners ' sent a record number of hoes to 1 market yesterday, but “fewer ' men than at anytime during the; i " v LET I S PAINT YOUR I I LAWN AN!) PORCH I FURNITURE AL SCHMITT ■i

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strike” reported for work. Tempers still were taut in man? a places and reinforced police * squads patrolled continuously to avert incidents which might lead to a general flareup. The firm broke off negotiations with the union Friday und invited workers to return. Chicago police headquarters said it had several reports of threats to Armour emp oye* who announced they were going to return to work and some violence <» was rejairted. O Three Courthouse Trees Are Trimmed Three trees In front of the county courthouse were trimmed today by Charlie Holt, local tree surgeon. The- trimming was authorized Monday by the county commissioners. Limbs which had been entangling the <-haln used to hoist and lower the flag atop the courthouse were among those- removed by the tree trimmer. o Moses Distributor For Eskay Dairy It was announced today that the Dale D. Moses dairy has lieen appointed local distributor for Eskuy Dairy. Inc- and will handle the latter firm's homogenized and pasteurized package milk and sweet cream butler These products will be delivered on established routes in addition to the regular dairy products. — —.Q Trade In a Good Town — Decatur SPRING is HERE! Let us help you with your custom-built: Screens Storm Doors, Windows Lawn Furniture Kitchen Cabinets Store Fixtures Quality Mill Service - 716 No. 11th St. Phone 17161 , I • < 1