Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 124, Decatur, Adams County, 25 May 1948 — Page 3

y MA Y 25, 1948

U.. K/V?s t

shower a ’""" n- '"'’ !i " ,i " r ‘‘ d , 'i“' !<-<’> MHpailKh. ' ,r * J • w-p.until , 'llFTk„ .t.> « ! " < cur * , '’‘ .. miniature 1,1 id-elerl's jKSBa, I ■' miniature i. ~, . to ..- *lm ip turn pre BEK,. a Io! miniature r . , ,I. |ie 111 {■^K r .At. mil l! from ! ■' '!<• >'•<!♦•’• ” le Ml* ' •• • "I'tmll \* della 1' ft. •.-•• .Ini'i. Dorothy ■LX#' i t hionlster. Wil n 1),,r KfE"*' l :! "' ' l '' !< ‘ ,i,r,l ‘' K Hom £3 : , J,,| "‘ *P B,,r ' ’ternard KZKa.ai ■! Wa-Ho’i. ami ClarKg* p k o' Fort Wayne the and ■Kins ■L Ir' o Wilson entertained ■l, £), horn.' recently with a for Itobert ■^L. the former Miss \ beautiful corsage Mrs. Wilson to .ui'Mt upon her and prizes to Mik* Jane KleinSpiegel. who Ht\*M-rt.M them to Mrs later hour, KfrMt e.iimeiitK were nerved by aKKlHted by her moth- ■ John II Holthouse, Sr Kkg| f|.,»eiM were arratiKed the entertaining room*, Mrs Her I Kftirt l-aurent. Mr*. Leo Mik led Bolinger Mrs ■Uftli. Mr- Wayne Peterson. B* Htrn » Handion. Minn Either Kyc, ,M.»k Indore* Bentz. Mian Kwftlhr *n 'll"* lloaila .Miller, ■tv'-' i! 1 'i"' hlag. Mlhh Jane and the honored gueal, ■*. CBhsuxhnessey. TROOP OUTING of Browni- troop thlr-| Saturday at the M? Line For ) ou >9473 *ll|l ; afl ■JW’hiK new niam on y our date E> r ’ummer' Angle It with Kjf -• nr * Perfect figure-and P ui wherever you go KSI wi!h FOUR main pieces to ■ ■ Pai'.-rn 9473 a cinch to sew Pattern Urea perfect fit. I* £K? sw. Complete. illustrated |^B“ n ’how* you every step rn 5473 Jr M(fa 1(M(t n >• Site U take* 3 yard* l>; TWENTY FIVE cent* In InJ ,hi » pattern to Decatur |jK‘ , * n ’ ( * r H. Pattern I>ept . | BL »»-. Chicago M. *3l- p, « ,n 'y YOt’R NAME. I. ZOS * SIZE and I’W-F NI’MBER. Hundred and Thlrty-Eight iSriv"” In the NEW MARIAN |aS ■; H.ttem Book for Sum * •• egcitlng a* pver. I W aiog nt newwmakfng f V h J 2’ ir ’ toT FtHewa eattia Pr, "’* <J ri«ht in the book. h direct ion* IW utility begt

Society Item* for oay* publication muet be phoned In by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phone 1000-1001 Mlm Betty Melchl Tuesday Elt« Tau Sigma sorority, Mr*. Dick Arnold. K p in. Beta Sigma Phi sorority picnic Hanna Nuttman park, «;30 p.m C. L. of C. cboru*. (’. L. of (’. hall. 7:30 p.m. Rebekah lodge. I. O. O. F. hall, 7:30 p.m. Church Mother* Study club, Mr*. LaDoyt Miller. S p m. Presbyterian Young Adult class pot-luck supper, church. «:30 pm Root township Home Economics ■lub, Mrs. William Sihnepf, 1:30 p.m Delis Theta Tau installation of officer*. Elk* home, s p.m. Kirkland Ladle* Homt* Economics club, high school, s p.m. Wednesday Vnion Township Home Economic* club. Mrs Hugh Nidlinger, 1:30 p.m. St. Paul ladies Aid society. Mr*. Kermet Parrish, all day. Friendship circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church. Mrs. Lewis Litterer. 7:30 p.m. All church appreciation party, Methodist church. S p m. Philaiethean circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church. Mr*. George Buckley, 8 p.m. Bethany circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, Mrs Clara Baumgartner. 8 p.m. Ruth and Naomi circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, Mr*. Charles Beineke, 2:30 p m. St. Vincent de Paul society, C. L. of C. hall. 2 p.m. St. Mary's Township Home Economics club, Pleasant Mill* school, 7:30 p m. Flo Kan Sunshine council, K. of P. home. 6:30 p.m. Psi lota Xi pledge party. Mrs. Ned Johnson, 8 p.m. 7 nursoav Aeolian choir dinner ■ dance, Bluffton country club, 6 30 p.m. So Cha Rea. Mr*. T. J Metzler. 7:30 p.m. Clrctes 111 and IV of W. S. C. S. of Methodist church. Mrs. Niland Ochssnilder. 2:30 p.m. Circles I and II of W. S. C. S. of Methodist church. Mrs. John T Myer*. 2:30 p.m. Stated meeting of Order of Eastern Star. Masonic hall, 7:30 p.m. Ruralistic Study club, Mr*, ftich- ; ard (leimer, 8 p.m. Friday ' Baptist Philo r ias*. Mr and Mrs Vincent Parker. 7:30 p.m. Bunday Mt. Tabor W S. C. S. Bobo school, 6:30 p in. Bluffton state park. At noon, a picnic was enjoyed and the remainder of the day was spent in boating and hiking Member* attending were Sara Brunnegraft. <Edwlna Booth. Judy Dedolph, Judy Cephart. Gloria Fugate. Marilyn Jefferies. Joyce Irwin, Sharon Marbach, Beverly Patrick. Nancy Frank. Madge Scheiderer. Patty Helm. Jane I'hrlck and Pbylll* Byrd Guests were Janet Fu gate. Judy Jean Irwin. Kathy Patrick. Karen Jefferies and Carolyn Bassett. Mr*. Paul Fugate. Mr*. Harry Irwin. Mr*. Gerhard Marbach., Mrs. Wayman Patrick and Mr and Mr*. Don Jefferies chaperoned the group. o ■ - Trad* In a Good t own — O*catu» "My sp«ne«r rfn ii Topit C **y uflly bulfld* / A, V) ore gone ( My poifurs is ( grocefully tract aI /AA My bock feel* retted! I/ \ 1 Owran'Md Mt •• /\ | few Ht tbopel" Mr*. Loots Connell 209 B. Third Fhon* 949 I SEMXR a =TSUffOKZS I *M——. *Wt M* *..»»« I

__— — a m ■ Ifersece !••*#«♦<**. tspert repair week *e any C D F F »«k» M | It LKa teeiefe ***<

• L IM <j‘ V Hr MoofMy F«y»oof» T« ftrwc* cm»m« 4 M >*

PYTHIAN NEEDLE CLUB IN MEETING The Pythian Needle club held it* regular meeting Monday evening after Temple. During the business meeting, conducted by Mr*. Mabel Striker. Mrs. Velma Porter read an article written by Iva L. Kirurn. The ladies were then invited to the dining room, which was beautifully decorated with large baskets of spring flower*. The table* were arranged in an M shape for the month of May. and were decorated with large vases of flowers and tall tapers. The committee Included Fern Byerly, chairman. Gailie Bittner, Ada Martin, and Margaret Price. Bingo was later played and prizes were awarded the various winners.. The negt meeting will be held June 11 with Velma Porter as chairman, assisted by Ellen Butler. Anna Butler and Olive Butler. The Baptist Philo class will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vln•ent Parker at seven thirty o’clock Friday evening. t The Aeolian choir will have Its annual dinner-dance Thursday ‘Vening at six thirty o'clock at the Bluffton country club. The I’nlon Township Home Economics club will meet Wednesday afternoon at one thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. Hugh Nidlinger. All memliers are urged to attend. The Friendship circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will meet at seven thirty o'clock Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. la-wls Litterer. The Mt. Taeor W. S. C. S. meeting will lie held Sunday evening at the Bobo school. A carry-in nupper will be served at six thirty o’clock. This meeting is for the families and friend* of the member*. The St. Paul Ladle* Aid society will have an all day meeting Wed nesday at the home of Mr*. Ker met Parrish. 0 Mr*. J N. Fristoeof Mercer aven tie is suffering from an infection of her left leg as the result of an injury sustained 32 years ago Due to her advanced age. 92. her condition Is serious. Her son. True Frlstoe has been with her the past several weeks. Mis* Mary Joe Hoffman left Monday afternoon for Detroit to visit her father. Oscar Hoffman. Mr. and Mr*. Dave Campbell of Vivian. La., former Decatur resident* are visiting in Decatur and Bluffton. Mrs. Campbell’s brother. James Crosbie of Bluffton, is seriously ill. While In liecatur the Campeblls will visit with their son in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ehlnger and son. Harry Archbold. Detroit. Mich., former Decatur resident visited here Monday afternoon. Mr. Arenhold placed several wreaths on grave* of relatives at the Decatur cemetery. Mr. and Mr*. Roy White and daughter. Ixri*. of thi* city, accompaled by Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Durham and son, Jimmie, of Fort Wayne, spent Sunday in Cincinnati. 0.. with their daughter. Miss Isabelle White, and attended the annual exhibit of the school of fashion art. where she is a student. Mr. and Mr* Jay W. Chapman had a* their Sunday dinner gues * Mr. and Mr*. H. B. Monesmith. of Willmar. Minn.. Mr. and Mr*. , George Monesmlth and son. of Fort Wayne. Mr*. Susie McEntire, of Monroeville. Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Chapman and family, of New Haven. and Mr. and Mr*. Albert Carman aitd family, and ward Chap, man Roanoke. Mr. and Mr*. OH* Sfalfferly and Mr. and Mr*. Jay W Chapman attended funeral service* for Charles L. Shifferly in Monroeville Friday afternoon. Mrs. John Hlrsihy I* recovering from torn ligament* suffered at her home Saturday morning when she fell from a step ladder A marriage license has been Issued in Bluffton to Bonnie Ixru Chrlstener. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John Christener. of Monroe, route 1, and John Martin Burger, son of Alva K. Burger, of route S. Judge W. H. Eichhorn, of Bluff- ■ ton. well known here and one of the state's leading jurist*, was strick- ' en with a heart seizure at bis home

"Service of ALL-FUEL Furnace Uniurparted" -rtf Williftf Weeeer Cmfi: -Aaon< t W food /eerwree f> f<" fluff. "• M is tfKfrtMun ft fll tiff- fF« Utf IfM tu»l nad 4/» IfU fiuf." (tufi) ff* "HI. Iff. n« ALL-FUEL Fwooco >•«■•• O«s. OU. Cate «r Cool HAUGK Heat in* A Appliance* Deca tar. Indiana

’ DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

r 'LI THANKS TO SO STITCHIS, one-year-old Christopher Bazarew*ki’s got hl* nose back and it will be all right. But what’s all the commotion about, he wants to know a* he looks In a mirror to contemplate the work of Dr. Henry Schnltman. who watches with Chris' mother. Mrs. William Bazarewski. at Beth-el hospital. Brooklyn. N. Y. A seltzer bottle exploded In Chris’ face at hie Brat birthday partv. (/nternttional)

Sunday and Is a patient in the; Wells county hospital. He has ap pointed Daniel S. Haish a* judge pro tern during hi* illness. An automobile driven by Walter Mankey. 17. of near Cralgvllle, hit 4 Inidge abutment near Petroleum Saturday and wa* damaged some. >ut neither Mankey nor Vernon Crozier. who wa* riding with him, was injured. o v** iVisiting hours 2 to 4; and ■ u> 8 p.m.) Admitted: Mrs. Clara Bauer. 21'> South Tenth street; Mrs. Naomi Bwovelaml, Ohio City.: Mis* Elda Sprunger. Fort Wayne; Nathan Roop. 421 South Fifth street. Dismissed Mr*. Robsri Scherer and son. Monroeville. —...... —o — — The former I’nited States ferry md Coast Guard icebreaker Chapi uaral is now under the Canadian flag apd is slated to operate a* an i automobile ferry and passenger I carrier on latke EHe.

T < ** * x> PwT, * '* t " gjg FATHER OF TRIFIITS at 68. Anthony Dupre. Waldorf Aetoria kitchen employe in New York, beams with pride as he looks at a picture of four-pound Joseph, four-pound Mary and four-pound-eight-ounce I Gloria, bom to his wife Juanita. 34. That makes 35 children by i four wives for the S4O-a-week Pueito Rican, who comes from a family of 23 children himself. (I munition I* wK»g&v UpKoK&&../- ••.'•.■<«?B3w»SBBeM j wii ’ £RBI You <{ et RHM HOME NEWS wR® IM ' ■k@ in your Home Newspaper DECATUR DAILY v DEMOCRAT life & . * 1

Twin girls were born to Mr. and Mrs Adrian J Girard Jr.. Decatur, this morning at the Adams county memorial hospital. The first baby, lairn at 3:06 o'clock, weighed 4 pounds. 15 ounces, and the second, born al 3:12 o’clock, weighed « pounds. s’i ounces. I Rev. N. J. Schmucker Is Stricken Sunday Berne. May 25 — The Rev. N. J. Schmucker, pastor of The Evangelical Mennonlte church, west of Berne, war. s'rlcken Sunday Just after entering th» church for the morning service. He was taken home and was later pronounced seriously 111, but was improved today. Rev Schmucker suffered from stumai h ulcers a year ago but ha* been improved lately Hi* present Bine** is believed to lie due to a| stomach condition, the doctor said, but mny lie only intestinal flu

Actions Are Taken In Several Cases Actions Taken By Judge Earl Adams Several actions were taken late yesterday and today by Judge Earl B Adam* in case* pending on the Adams circuit court docket. In the suit of Florence against Oscar Huser. the defendant was ordered to pay 625 per week support money and 175 for plaintiff's attorney fees. in the suit of Butler Garage against Clarence Rowden, the defendant* waa called end defaulted In the *IH of Hubert R. McClenahan. a* executor of the estate of Paul Schulte, against Calvin Yost and other*, issues were set for June 5. Action in the divorce case of Patty Ann againM Robert Wayne Fox. scheduled for today, was postponed because of the plaintiff'* physical condition. A restraining order preventing the defendant from talking to or molesting the plaintiff wa* released in the divorce action of Nellie against Joseph Bprowl. Further litigation waa also heard by the codrt in the replevin action of Jesse Clark againat the Main Street Filling Station. 9, —..—— - -—6 ASK A DOCTOR ABOUT CANCER i Addraaa your question to the I Decatur Democrat, and it will he snawered by a qua'lf led I ' physician. This column is a | I public service of this newspa- | per and the Adam* County ! Cancer Society. | o Q. — For 20 vear* I have had lump* on both breast*. When I first discovered them I was examined by the family doctor. He said as long as the lumps were loose and didn't grow I shouldn't bother hem until they bothered me. I have very good health. What is your advice to me? — Mrs. E. J. K. A. — it would be reasonable to lie lie reexamined now. The condition is. a* you say. 20 year* old. and now may not tie as It was then. Visit your family dew-tor for a careful examination. Q I have an uncle who has a sore on his mouth which has been diagnosed as cancer. What kind of irea'inent Is usually given? — L. ,E. S. A. The treatment of mouth | cancer largely depends on the lo- > cation of the growth. X-ray, surgery. or lio'h are used for tongue cancer, while surgery seem* better on ihe inside of the cheek as well as ihe lip. it is customary to remove the lymph nodes (kernels* of the neck to help prevent possible spread, or to destroy the spread If It has already taken place. Q My father's doctor tells him that his prostate gland Is enlarged Is there any chance of cancer being present? - Mrs. L. h. N. A. — The prostate gland surround* the opening of the bladder If It Is enlarged for any cause. It will (ompress the bladder opening •and interfere with passage of urine Prosts'lc enlargement Isa com mon condition after 50 and in about one man out of six cancer may be presenj F | tunately, early diagnosis and treatment promise cure. Early diagnosis and cure are pos slide only if three things are remembered. First. It is not normal fur men over 5o to get up during the night to urinate. Second. It is not normal for urination to lie more frequent and difficult a* men grdw older. venereal disease ceralnly is not the chief cause of pro* tate trouble later in life. fl - — Trade In a Good Town — Oeratu LEBANON fS x> “* >«•**• <*•**■>> fl // / m «v>'f V J . llf id t egyftV / WHILE D’BATING a UN appeal to cease lighting in Palestine. Arab force* from Trans-Jordan and Egypt have met in the Bethlehem area (broken arrows*, and fierce fighting still rages tn Jerusalem, where surrounded Jews promise a “second Stalingrad.“ In th* north Jewish force* have cleared a corridor from Tiberias to the coast I open arrow* and capture of Caesarea gives Jew* control of Israel coast to the Lebaneee border. f/MerasDoaaJ)

Sherman Arnold is WCTU Speech Winner Sherman Arnold. *on of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Arnold, of Kirkland township, won first place in Ihe recent speech contest sponsored by the \da-ns county W. C. T. U. "A Little Child Shall Lead Them” was the winning speech topic. i — -o Gold Star Button For Gary Woman Mrs. Marie McCarthy. 44b' McKinley Street. Gary, has lieen *e- ; lected to receive the token award of the gold stat button in the sta'e , of Indiana at a -eremony in the City Park at Gary following a Memorial Day parade on May 31. Mrs McCarthy I* the mother of Rita McCarthy. WAC, the first Army woman to die during World War H . * from Indiana 0 ! Agricultural experts, report the* . New York State dairy farmers saved nearly E54M.000 *u feed costs i and received over 1700.000 more tn milk mlk* in one year through : artificial insemination of 65,700 . cow*. 0 Trade In a Good town — Decatur r • Planing & i Mill Work We now have a large planer and invite you to bring your lumber to us to have it dreiwi ed and milled into whatever you desire. (JUALITY , MILL SERVICE 716 No. 11th St. Phone 17161 •• .

MONDAY, JUNE 28 New classes will lw formed Monday. June 28. Only a few more student# may register under the admission quota for this term. Training is available in: Business Administration. Law. Accounting. Finance. Taxes. Salesmanship, h Office Management, and Secretarial Science. M ’ .... Courses are approved for the training of veterans. p I > INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE 120 22-21 West Jefferson Fort Wayne. Indiana '! -g n ' _ r. ; on SPRING COATS t EVERY COAT MI ST GO! " — All New Wool — ,’ Made by High-tirade Manufacturers I SHORTEE and MEDIUM LENGTH ' COATS 9 ■ 1 Green Suede Cloth Coat Site 12 Price 134.05 Sale 522.75 • 1 Green 12 34 96 ” 22.75 * 1 Green " 15 34.95 " 22.75 F Green “ " " “ " •10 ” 29.95 " 19.95 1 Plaid * " " " 12 29.95 " 14.96 1 Blue 11 •’ 19.96 19.96 f Plaid“ ~ * » - 19 29.95 16.96 1 Green 12 29.95 19.95 1 Blue 11 34.95 " 19.96 | 1 Plaid ’ " ■ 14 29.96 17.96 1 Plaid 16 29.96 ” 16.96 ' 1 Green • “ 16 19.96 - 12.96 1 Navy Blue - • 40 34.95 21.96 FI LL-LENGTH COATS 1 Navy Blue • 13 39.96 • 23.95 1 Green • • " 10 39.96 " 23.96 1 Green 19 39.95 • 23.96 1 Green * " " " 9 39.95 23.95 1 Red M 11 39.95 " 23.95 1 Green • • - 12', • 49 95 - 29.96 1 Blue •37', " 39 96 22.96 1 Black 36'/, " 39.96 23 96 1 Naw Blue " " - «•/, .. 4« M • S 2 M 1 Blaek " • »'/, • 39.95 • 22.96 1 Gold " “ - • IB 39.96 • 19.96 1 Blaek “ 49'-, - 39 96 " 23.95 1 Black • • ' - 51'', " 99.96 " 23.96 SPECIAL BIG SALE! ON ALL CHILDREN’S COATS At Than Manufacturer’s Cost! Sizes 4to <4—7 to 14— AU New Wools. NIBLICK & CO.

PAGE THREE

Record Enrollment At Berne Bible School Berne, MITy 25 The Berne Summer Bible school one of the largest In the country, opened Monday with an enrollment of 548 pupils, 231 boy* and 317 girl*. This I* by far the largest opening dav enrollment for the local school, which last year had a peak enrollment of 562 but an opening day enrollment of only 523 The school is held In the Berm: school building, with the Rev. C. A. Schmid as superintendent. ■ - ——o— — — The Temple of Wingless Victory on the Acropolis in Greece was built In ancient times to commemorate the three great victories over the Persians at Marathon (490 B C.». at Salamis (480 B. C. and at Platea <479 B.C.L Masonic Fellowcraft degree Tuesday. Muy 25 at 7:30 p. m. Walter Uster. W M. 123b2tx i-I OTIC 8I Machine - Machineless Cold Waves For Teen-Agers Feather cuts and I'-cuts included S C.OO up Also Manicuring and Eye-Brow Arching Evening Appointments. CA,, -737 - CLEORA’S Beauty Shop