Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 136, Decatur, Adams County, 9 June 1948 — Page 3

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HFf / club ■* .% OFFICERS V S and one ■ " , ,wTiiiu at 'he ■ Hlsworth v-..., -! > ,ip Bjl- 1,1 an " M , ... ~-.-. " !"' e'y- corV\. al ,I "-K ■ ~ s .i| S.ni'h. pre*V?, . .. !) >' iFI “ 1 ■*-' , n .juzing 'he < lub ! Uterroll ..... given by Vreview V" h, i I’"' a Price !'..'■»■« magB. a". anil Low. B ‘ 1.... •! I a< B. ' Erm M I brick v, ry in B; k ~:. H-'ian Wor■r, .1 fr *“" ■ n.mizine Mrs Bt ~<J jemhers B. ~ installation ■L.t "" he ,abl, ‘ 1,1 ' .-g-'in- president. 8.. •- 'he Bible. copies B-.' »n .‘I ■ • and Parents B7a a all .'bile < andle. B, t .he <iui> <reed Mrs B-... .andle ft ->m this and B : > , andle- ..f the other R,Thev in turn lit „< the new officers By.. hjd e-'.a’ed to the B lt . r.stni The pledge of ■ r _. then repeated in uni Boffi.er* ate Mrs. Er.man B:e>dent. Mrs. Paul Th E, p,eaident; Mrs. Don K„ :e ar. Mrs Ralph Ha . Mrs Paul ( uni Byte reporter r- . loM-d with the Eg the club p ayer in uni- ■ Mrs Johnson. During K ... , U r delicious refresh ■>»r- served bv Mrs. Ell*- ■ w -'-d by Mrs Hugh En Kfr»rt Stri kier. Mrs. Tim K Mr» F H Willard and Kir Rdppert. Im sorority Kk held MONDAY E Sb sorority held Its reg Ki--' -• r. Mondav even Ktf.re s'alion \ report of i> flien'ioii. Hehl recently pipu.il. was given by Mrs hlUfh tn invitation was ■ e| u> attend the forma) juty at Bluffton Munday. ISnerations are to tie fitturday. June 12. by callBur 5343. Announcement, *»4e of the rummage and k which will take piace on tile., the group voted to llGirl Scout troop. Wa Goodwin, state girls k. sas a guest at the

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Society items ror day* publics- ' tlon must be phoned in by 11 a.m. 1 'Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phone ICOOItXH Miss Betty Melchl Wednesday World Friendship guild of Pre*. ' by ter fan church. Mrs. Royal Friend. 1 S p.m. Zion Lutheran Missionary socety, church basement. 2 p m. Profit and Pleasure Home Econmiles club. Mrs Jay Yost. 7:3® p.m. Bridge club, Mrs. Don Fruclite, S p.m. Business and Professional Woman s club installation and Initinion, Moose lodge. 8:30 p.m. Thursday Mt. Pleasant W. s c g„ .Mrs. Marjorie Brentlinger, 2 p.m. So Cha Rea, Mis. Russell Byer. Willshire, 0.. N p.m. Holy Cross discussion group. Mrs Xugust Lengeri h. S p m. W. S. C. 8, of First Methodist ‘ church, church, 2:30 pm. Calvary church midweek services md Ladies Aid. s p.m. Queen of Rosary study club, Mrs. Bernice Adams, s p luiilies Fellowship of Missionary hurch, Mrs. Forrest Baker 7 pm. W. S. W. 8. of I nion Chapel, ’ Mrs. Charles Rabbitt, 1:30 pm. Rummage sale. W. 8. C. 8. of Methodist church, chur h basement, 9 a.m. Officers, guilds, escor’s. chairmen u:d all new officers of Women of Moose. Misise home, 7 p.m. Magley Ladies Aid so iety, Mrs. Harry Haffner. Pleasant Dale 1,a<1|..-s Aid society. church basement, al! day. Order <>! Eastern Star. Masonic tall. 7:30 p.m. Thursday W. 8. C S. of Salem Methodist ■huri h. Mrs. Clair Kelsey, 1:30 p m Twelve club, Mrs. Elvlti (Ireene,l t p.m. Friday Y. P. M B. of Xut'man Avenue I'nited Brethren church, Faye Mi< haels. p.m. Legion auxiliary business meeting. Legton home, s pm. Rainbow Dam •. Mrs. Morris's bant. S p m. Mt. Pleasant Bible class. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Brentlinger, S p.m. Saturday Antioch Lutheran church. Hoagland. bake sale. Coles Market, 9 , a m. Saturday Children's day rehearsal. Beth- ' any Evangelical I'. B. church, 1:30 p.m. Sunday Delta Theta Tau pledge ph me. 12 noon. Tuesday Tri Kappa ini'lation Iteca'ur Garden dub. postponed meeting and gave a short talk on the benefits of Gamma Nu DECATUR W. C. T. U. MEETS TUESDAY The Decatur union of the W. C.-| T. U. met at the home of Mrs. lohn! Floyd Tuesday at ernocn. with Mrs Otis Brandyberry in marge of 'he program Mrs. E W Busihe icad the deVO'ions. followed by the Lord s prayer. The song "Ivory Palace*'' was then sung by Mr* Homer Winteregg and Mrs. Raymond Crist. During the brief business meeting. an interesting report was glv-

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*n by Mrs. John Floyd of th- W. C.T. I', institu e she attended in Florida, after which Mrs. Brandyberry read an article from 'he Union Signal and Mrs. Delton Pass-1 water reviewed the topic from “The! Message." Mrs. C. E. Hecker offered the . losing prayer. VERGENE STEFFEN AND ROY REINHARD ARE WED Miss Vergene Steffen, daughter of Mrs John Steffen, route 4, became the bride of Roy Reinhard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Reinhard. Cralgville. In a ceremony solemn-' ized at two o'clock Sunday after-i main at the Ap.>stoli<- Christian ; church. The Rev. Samuel Aesclfci I liman officiated Miss Violet Steffen, sls'er of the I I bride, and Richard Reinhard, the I znsrm's brother, attended the' on pie. The br'de chose a blue crepe dress with black accessories, while I Iter attendant wore pin* crepe with bi own access'd les. Following the (etemony. a wedding supper was served at the home i of the bride's mo her. After a_Wid-, ding trip through the -retJlier r states. Hie couple will reside on their farm east of Bluffton. The Decatur Garden club meet--1 ing. scheduled tor Tuesday .has been postponed. 1 The American Legion auxiliary ' will have a t.uslness meeting Friday eveninc at eight o'clock at the I Legion home The nomination and i election of officers will fake place, and all members ate urged to at ; tend. The W. 8. C. S. of the Mt Plea sant church will meet at the borne 'of Mrs Marjorie Brentlinger Thura- | day afternoon at two o'clock. — The W S. ('. S. of the Salem Methodist churih will have its meeting Thursday afternoon at one thirty o'cßh k at the home of Mrs ('lair Kelsey. Production ot cultivated cranI berries in a IIO.OOo.'Mhj business I confined almost exclusively to the United States.

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| Justine Heimann of route 4. De cs-.tur is a patient in the Van Wert. O county hospital. Portland has let a contract for parking meters to Ka-park Meter Corporation. Cincinnati for 171.50 each, work on installation to start Monday. It Is estimated that 200 meters will be required. The Rev. Jas m Hoffman, of the Evangelical and Reformed churchI es, San Francisco. Calif., is visiting with relatives and friends here Minerva Ray. X«. who underwent ' an appendectomy recently, is recovering satisfactorily. Hubert Sprunger, Otho Lolien- . stein. Richa d Miller.. Wendell Mil ler, Jess Laughrey, William ZurI <her. Chester Brodbeek and the I Rev. Hussr-il Pearsons, of the Monroe Friends church, attended the regional meeting and banquet, sponsored by the executive committee, recently at the Friends memorial meeting house in Muncie. The purP se of the meeting was to estale iish a closer bond of fellowship '' between the quarterly and yearly meetings. Harry L. Neil of this city, spec ' i.-.l repreac ntativ" of The Massa- < huseit i Protective association. !n< is in Massachusetts this week attending a round-table conference of the company's leading representa i - . es and home offii e executives The Warsaw Aco duh and Junior ( ha in her of Commerce are co--ponsors of an air show dedicating .he new municipal airport. Meinoral field, a' Warsaw Sunday afternix n m 2 o't-lock Bob McComb and i his aerial comedians will be a feature attraction. rive-Year-Old Girl is Killed By Truck Seymour. Ind . June '• — (UP) Funeral services were planned today for Bonnie Stilwell, the five-vear-t-ld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pharis Stilwell. She was killed yes t< rday when her tricy. le ran under 1 the rear wheels of a truck. "Old Look" Return* Fargo. N. D. tl'Pl- The "Old lawk" lias returned to high schiad girls' gymnasium classes here After some of the girls had mod • led old fashi med "bloomer suits' in a pageant, they petitioned Hazel Dettmen. physical education di-n-ctor. to let them wear them ail the time They said thev were more comfortable than glamorous. 1 but tight, modem swimming suits. I l» Trade In a GoeJ town — Docatur

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1 n I v n JjcrfU' I < Visiting Hours 2 to 4, and > ! <o S p in.) Admitted: Jewell Ann Sudduth. 23b North Seventh street: Mrs. Helen Poling, Van Wert. (>.; Mrs. Frieda Hyerly, Bluffton, mute 4; Charles Bentz, JO4C Vine street; 1 Mrs. Fred S< Itelderer. 370 Steven- ' son s'reet; Paul Hess. 325 North 1 Fourth street; Miss Jean Kirchhofer. Berne; Karen Sue Foor, 1 Pleasant Mill*. Dismissed Elva Towel!. Portland, cute 1; Henry Wagley, Berne route 2; Douglas Thompson, First!' street; -sther Werllng. route 1; Mrs. Cla.en:e J. Meyer and daughter. 539 Studebaker street; Dale Workinger. route fi; Mrs. Leonard Morrison and son. Gary Lee, Decatur; Rose Marie Hofman. route 3; Elaine Koeneman, Preble; Mrs Paul L<>ngsworth and daughter, route 2. Rep. Noble Johnson Nomination Approved Washington, June 9 — (UP) — The senate last night confirmed the nomination of Rep. Noble J Johnson. R.. Ind . to be an associa e judge of the U. 8. court of customs and patent appeals. Johnson. 1 resident of Terre Haute, succeeds ,!Ud :e Oscar E. Bland, who recently resigned. Waited Long Enough Spokane. Wash. lUPr The war Interrupted things but when one •wain appeared at the marriage license bureau, be found the license he had taken out in 1943 still awaiting him. The clerk ex- , plained It wouldn't he necessary to go through the customary three- , day waiting period. "Five years is long enough." the clerk said. The difference between spiders •nd insects is in their legs. True spiders have eight legs; Insects, six.

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Award Baer Field To Cify Os Fort Wayne Airport Awarded To City Without Cost Chicago. June 9 (UP) The war assets administration said today that Baer Field, a 1,296 acre field, bus been awarded without cor.t to the city of Fort Wayne. Ind The airpur’, th" lust war surplus air field in Indiana, has three concrete runways, all more than 6,o<M> feet lung. It consists of approximately 209 acres of government-owned land. 735 acres leased from the city and 342 acres covered by easements. Joseph A. Burke, deputy WAA regional director, said the award also included 125 buildings, about half of which now are being used by the air reserve, air national guard and ground national guard. Burke said the buildings in use by the reserve units will be leased to them by the ci'y on a long term basis. Other facilities and equipment awarded to the city are railroad :ipurs, a control tower system, fueling systems and snow .-etnoval. firefish ing, maintenance, mowing miscellaneous equipment. The real property and equipment cost the government approximately 410,200,(Mt0, Burke sa.d. Harry McClain Posts SI,OOO Party Fee Imlianapolis. June 9 — (UP) Harry McCiain, Shelbyville insurance man. today posted bis $1,006 party assessment fee making him eligible to be placed in nomination for governor at the Democratic state convention next Tuesday. Clams Far Inland Minot. N. It. Ill’)—Only 65 miles from the geographical center of North America and thousands of miles from any ocean, clam shells measuring four and five inches in length were found by well diggers at a depth of 50 feet here. About one-quarter of the nation's wholesale business is trans acted by New York State's whole sale markets Sav It With FLOWERS from

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Reports On Sales Os Savings Bonds The sale of U. 8. savings bonds in the current security bond drive in this county amounted to $151.572.15 from April 1 to May 29. T F. (Iraliker, county chairman, stated oday. The countys quota is s3on,o(m 7wt«-eN NERVOUS cranky ‘every month*? Are you troubled bv distress Os trmsfc functions! periodic dirturbBn<-«-»’ t>n this make you feel »" tired, high-strung, nertsma—at auch times? Then w> try Lydia K. Plnkhani'a Vegetable Compound to relleea auch tymptomal Pinkham a Compound la msde eipeciaPy /or women. It Klao baa what tsotora cull a l stornacblc tonic effect I Any dnigstore LYDIA E. PINKHAM S

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