Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 154, Decatur, Adams County, 30 June 1948 — Page 3

AV jf-NT H

K' /. z K-5«* K /. AN ■%.. .-a-' 1 "- Kl ' ,r ‘'"‘" ■H,. , ... , *«»n <>f M' BM* <4 »>•**»’ ■ piay'd M IK;':. ’....1- «!•• - ''■" r " , “ um '- 11 - i;a ' k "‘ MHL <<>ll'-"' r ""' ,li ‘”'- solo J ..p-.-li) by the so •ft - A . I",,mi'.- rli'-o »n<! S HR..,.. 3 a: ' l '■•■ : “ 11 * |K,". !.--•■ ' H ~ V ... I - f' ,l -' er ' i? ’ v * ll "' ;* H . arrio.l ro.l rosos IsV,\ *""■ ,h » , gif' -i la.aller. and 'SKF f< »:. * '" bamlkrr. hies ■Kj., -.,,'h-r ai:|.-<l ■J... - ■•■ \1:« Elmer ■K, ~,,,,ar-.l in gown Os ->»art and Mrs Lyn jo*ns of pink .j, * 'liree si rand . and car- ■ ■- iding nos.1 fie flow |V r j, * J n a white e »■... -‘"'O a single a of the br‘do K( '-,a - - !.o*ell Stewart |^K o ' W .all.-, nephews of . -. oj.-nfi al suits and Stewart brother of the ■Hw-ie.; -1,.- r'tooin as best L. in .'■••wart and El were gr.sunsnien was late; held in the |K ; . -- M ,-i aa- furnished M Kelve and Hetty were served re at table, ten * <ake Mr.. V- s;--ai. i an are now their in this city ■h r mvers * nd |K,RH whitman wed Be' Il an > Presbyterian .r. Kort Wayne, was the ■■Si■. la- 'he weddins’ of -a II.!, My.-ts, daugn ■Mx- I.! Mr- George A My i.-'tiu' Harold Whitman ■MtS-l Wti 'man, ot Payne. (> ■Bite.. I’.a'z r the double ■Mhp'il two thirty > - - was attended by SKfe.r- Whi'man Mv.-rs, and af Fort Wayne. ' I-- imi Is employed at I • Irn Mr Whitman bm ». booling in Payne. .nd a half years in •■-•• .-ar of whi< h was B : the South Pacific He is ■■•pinyed at the Inca. Fort ■B! the young couple B*’ ll ' their newly furnished in Fort Wayne. »f LOUISE JACOBS ■BU ON JUNE 24 Florins Louise Jacobs. ■Bj" ' ..mi Mrs Lawren, e r-ut.. an(l l>aill K (>r *>n of Mr and Mrs Paul gB -*t f near Le.-atur were HgLt •• ii.a.-e Thursday at nine Pleasant Valley Wes ■ "l ; '' • tuir< fi near Mon Oliver II Cuillautne i,na| wedding marches .1 y|.„ (;ui|| a „, llr w ho tlie Misses Her «rnl i hristiiie Sprunger In m* “1 Uve You Truly ” ■'.Sav fflgsi l Shepherd Lead I s was ggNtoftiy during the ceremony '-'ide wore a street length jgff* Pink with white accessor an arm Isiuquee ot amj carnations Misa Halley Monroe, attended gW*" '•» » >du« eyelet dreg and EK t * ,M "*'itiet of piak carna blue delphiniums HF Sllfl J»<obs attended as 'n pink with black bh * carried an arm *«tical to the maid of gF*' Stump served the groom «aa Mrs Gert»er are residing M^ Wlr wi,h 'he groom s par |kJ* AUXILIARY ■?"* <• MELO °f the American Legion K^ 7 ** r * *ntertalned with a ■T 1 ”PP*r at the legion home *>r 'he memltersbip Kffie Flaugh and Mar »b A large number of ■| " nt * n >t»*r»hip dues were B* Um ®* mb * r « »ho have not HL/T a “** requested to Haugh of Mrs Rash Bl»sL?** llß< of ,h * AuttHiATy ,B| y « at Oaelan Mem U> attend are asked “» Alu »*<”" ■J* 3 by Raturday. &Z •*» Ptayad following the KT an,{ Prlaes were ■t A. R Aahbaecher H Bahar, lira Mary Oil

ir Society items ror days publlcain tlcn must be phoned In by 11 am (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phone 1000-1001 , y Mlae Betty Melchi I. Wednesday |e Flo Kar. Sunshine council, K. o' a P. home. 6:30 pm. St. Paul Indies Aid society, Mrs )( Arthur Scheiderer. 10» North Elev f . enth street, ail day. I nion fownship Home Economd lea club, Mrs. Fred Marbach. 1:30 >■ pm. t St. Mary’s Township Home Econ d omics club, Mrs. Fannie Nyffeler, „ 1:30 pm. a Thursday , f Rainbow for Girls. Masonic hall . 7p.m. ~ Heidellierg class of Zion Evangel d leal and Reformed church, church. t Bp.m. r Ladles Aid society of First Christian church, church basement. •; to r P”> , , t Bethany Evangelical r. ||. church, j childrens picnic, church, 2 pm. Union Chapel Judies Aid So< iety, g Mrs. Arnmi Miller, 1:30 p.m. Women of Moose, Moose home, .. lodge, 8 p.m., executive, 7:30 p.m. r Pleasant I tale Ladies Aid society, .. church basement, all day. p Magley Ladies Aid society, parish ? hall, all day. e Kirkland ladles Home Econom- - L lea club, high school, 1 p.m. I Sunday I Ice cream social, Immanuel WaiI ther league. Union township, church grounds. 8:30 p.m. B ‘ t on. Mrs Ellxabeth Kiting. Mrs T • J. Durkin. Mrs. Dora Cook. Mrs. Mary Yoder and Mrs Della Parrish s Alta Brown was awarded the dtstt I prize. t The assisting committee Includ- - ed Ooldine Magley. Dora Cook. Bet- • ty Keller. Gladys Keller, Marceila Icoshe, .Margaret Braun and Mary r Yoder. LAWRENCE STETLER OBSERVES BIRTHDAY ljiwrei.ee Stetler was the honi ored guest at a birthday party Mon > day evening, given at his home In f observan e of his sixty-fifth anni- • versary. Mr. Stetler was the recite ■ lent of many lovely gifts. . Following a social evening, lovely . refreshments were served by Mrs i Stetler and Mrs Small. r 1— 1 — ■ ’ The Woman’s Missionary society I of the First Presbyterian < hur< h Say It With FLOWERS from

.ur ~£w hl Wil ;JH j tfW v .U'X A . \»iZB- Hf --.vs m —%<» x>* * ——• SPORTING WOMEN ... . with an appreciation for the finer things in life ihow a preference for the quality jewelry merchandise featured at the PUMPHREY JEWELRY STORE! They have learned to rely with confidence upon the established taste of a jewelry house founded in the year 1913 and accredited with memlx-whip. in. the reputable American Gem Society!. For gifts worthy ’ of the occasion stop by PUMPHREY S today! r iwinin jjytiyH I tulicas “■**.J c • o V *****—X-vvw**'**■ *

To Observe .’>Oth Anniversary hoiiMf. is bpin K planned for Sunday by Mr and Mm. Ssim ok,p of M,nt|p-aM of l>rnp in observant of th*ir itolden wedding .anniversary Relative-, friends and rieighlxirs of the couple are invited to attend the celebration from 2 to I o'clock. The celebrants were married on July 3. 1888. and have three ■laughters. Mrs Raymond Becher, of near Decatur. Miss I»la Fog e. at home and Mr* Richard Emma Fennig of Hrvant. eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. A daughter. Eva. Is deceased Mr and Mrs Fog e are active members of the Mt. Carmel Evangel <al United Brethn-n < hurch. Mrs Fogle is 68. ami Mr. Fogle 70 years of age.

will lie hostess to the Worhl Friendship guild Thursday, J July 8. at two thirty o’clor-k at the home of Mr* S W McMillen. Mrs (’ C. Pumphrey. Mrs W p. Schrock. Mrs Ali-e Christen Mrs J R Denny. Mrs H Putman and Miss Elizabeth Peterson will assist Mrs. i McMillen. The World Friendship guild will have charge <;f the program A good attendance is desired ■■urn — ■■ The Heidelberg class of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will meet at eight o'clock Thursday evening at the church Dr N A. Bixler, of this citv. presided over a three-day session of the Indiana board of examination and registration In optometry, which closed Tuesday night in Indianapolis Dr Bixler Is president of the board Mr and Mrs. Charles Patrick and son. Mayne. Henrv Gray. Mrs Haze! Fugttay and Mrs. Stanley Houghton, of Dayton Beach. Fla were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs Wayman Patrick and family They were returning home from Mayo clinic in Rochester. Minn. D. C Amrbkugh of Decatur was released from St Joseph's hospital In Fort Wayne Tuesday after suffering severe neck and rib injuries in an automobile accident Friday. Joe Mi-Xerney of Decatur, hfs com-i panion at the time of the mishap. Is s’ill bedridden, after sustaining a severe cut on the head He will also have to undergo an operation on his elbow Mrs Verdella Fgley. of Convoy. (). is vacationing in the Smoky mountains this week Roxy Stetler. of Willshire. <>. who walked away ' from the Tide do workhouse and was apprehended in Fort Wayne must serve a nine months sentence and work out a |6o fine imposed yesterday by May or Eichar of Willshire Stetler had been given a six months sentence, for driving while intoxicated but this was redined to one-half Now he will have to serve the full time and some more liecaus' of his self imposed vacation.

THE DECATUR DATLT

I Mr and Mrs. C. E. Bell are In ■■ Indianapolis today where Mr. Bell - Is attending a meeting of the Iscard of trustees of Franklin College, of which he is a member. The board is considering applications of cani didates for president ot the school. William R. Barr, of Bluffton, has > resigned as president of the Bap- ■ tlst laymen society after serving as an officer 18 years. Wayne Freeman of Richmond succeeds him. i Gene Z’*< Iner. son of Mr. and Mrs. i Clarence Ziner of this city, who was Injured in an outo accident ' near Bluffton .Sunday, was brought to Ills home Tuesday evening. John Doan, son of Mayor and Mrs John Doan, also Injured, will be confined to the Wells county hospital at Bluffton for a few days, although his condition is Improving. ] (Visiting Hours l to 4; and to 8 p.m.) Admitted Allen Craig Zerkle. Monroe street; William Smith. 319 South Seventh street; Bill Bowers. Jr., 128 Monroe street; Alien Scheiderer. 370 Steveson Street; Mrs Philip Helman, route 3; Mrs. Joan Winkler, Willshire. O. t route 1. Charles Williams. Jloagiand: Mrs Fern Sheets. 210 , -j t North Second street. Dismissed: Arthur Crozier, route Larry Wai. he. route 2; Mrs. Earl Ulspaugh ami daughter, Kendallville; Fred Mahan, route S; Mrs. Deborah Reinhard, route S; Wilbert Brandniueller. Hoagland; Mrs Paul Augsburger and son, Berne; Mrs Marjorie Schumacher, Montpelier; Royce Wall. Bryant; Mrs. Glennys Auman, route 1; Ernest Mihm. Rockford. 0., Mrs. laivina j Xllspaitgh. Berne. Riley's Condition Still Unchanged David Riley. 61. of Bradenton. Fla . who claimed to have been Uirown from a northltound Pennsyl vania train last Saturday south of Berne, was still in Adams county memorial hospital today, his condition little changed Sheriff Hetman Bowman. Who is investigating the case w.th Pennsylvania railroad detectives, was out of town today, so the semi- conscious man was not questioned. I Hospital officials report, however, that the inconsistent Riley now alleges he is a bricklayer, not a carpenter as previously claimed. Woman Slightly Hurt When Autos Collide Mrs John Burger, of Decatur 1 route 5. suffered a leg injury at 7 o'clock Tuesday night when the automobile In which she was a pass <>nger was struck in Union township by a car driven by Gregg Knittie of the same address Hospitalization was not necessary. Damage estimated at 1225 was in< urred when Knittie s auto reportedly pulled out of a lane and (Olhded with the other machine, which was driven by Mr. Burger Sheriff Herman Bowman is investigating the case Injuries Fatal To Fort Wayne Youth Fort Wayne. Ind.. June >O—(UP) Harry P. Zies. 21. died late last night of Injuries received when he was thrown from the car In which he was riding. Valerie P. Friedt. !S. and John Newell. 22. Ms fellow paaengers. were in a poor condition at hospitals. The Methuselah of the Iseect world belongs to the long horn i«etle family, which has f lite cycle of <o years

lEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIA NA

June /s Truly Month Os Brides Here, 42 Licenses Obtained l»an Cupid came through accord-i Ing to schedule during the month of June, at least in Adams county. The number of marriage licenses issued In the county clerk's office this month was more than double the average of the first six months of the year. Forty-two licenses were issued this month, compared with a sixmonth average of 20 licenses a month, according to official records. To some extent the pixie shot his arrow as well at would-be divorcees this month. June saw only six divorce suits filed, while the half year average stands at seven. Restraining Order Issued On Pickets i South Bend, Ind . June 30—(I7P>. CIO united automobile workers pickets were restrained by a federal court order today from interfering with non strikers at the Bendix Aviation Corporation plant. Federal Judge Luthe.' M. Swygert issued the temporary order at Hammond, Ind., yesterday at the request of company officials who said the union's 500-man picket line had kept 3.000 office ano engineering personnel from their joba. The union called 4,000 production workers out at. midnight h>*t Saturday after wage negotiations broke down. Company and union officials planned to resume the wage talks at Detroit today. Cash prizes are to be awarded this year to the best kept stations and flower gardens of British railways. with over 1,000 contestants. Special allowances will be made for, hand!: ape in "blitzed" areas. Trade In a Good Town — Ovcatur 'Cooks' Corner' BY MARY R. SMITH — Say It With Food On The Fourth, |j>t's hope the weatherman has a favorable report for the our coming holiday because if there's ever a day that calls for a picnic, the Fourth of July is that day You needn't go any further than your own backyard for a picnic. In fait, picnic food is good wherever you eat it. Ro mow the lawn, set up card tables, cover with a gay cloth, and serve your Fourth of July food In the backyard. Backyard Picnic Menu Country Fried Chicken. Potato Salad Whole Wheat Lettuce Sand wlches. Assorted Relishes. Strawberry Ice Cream Pie. Iced Tea. Country Fried Chicken 2—3-pound chickens. 1 cup flour. 1H tablespoons salt 1 teaspoon pepper. 1 t-k tablespoons paprika Fat. Clean chickens and cut In serving pieces Mix flour and seasonings; dip chicken Into flour mix•ure: lightly brown on all sides in hot fat. Add a little water; cover closely and cook over low heat 1 hour Uncover to brown and crisp Recipe serves 6 to 8. Potato Salad 6 potatoes, cooked in jackets <4 cups cubed). 1 onion, chopped. 3 hard cooked eggs, sliced. I cup chopped celery. 1 cucumber, diced. I>4 teaspoon salt % teaspoon paprika I teaspoon celery seed •4 cup French dressing. Mayonnaise. Combine Ingredients except dressings: chill and mainate In ■Trench dressing 4 to 4 hours. Just before serving, add mayonnaise and mix carefully Recipe serves 8 Strawberry Ice Cream Pie 1 package strawberry flavored gelatine. 1% cups hot water I tablespoon lemon juice. 1 pint vanilla ice cream. I cup crushed strawberries, fresh or frozen 1 9-lnch baked pie shell. Dissolve gelatine in hot water Add lemon juice Chill until par tially aet. Beat Ice cream into gelstine. Fold in crushed strawberries. Pour chilled filling into s kabed pie shell. Chill the pie until firm — A pie couldn't be easier to make or more delicious than thia. Happy Fourth Os July! * QUALITY * PHOTO FINISHING Film left before 5 P. M. Tuetdav—ready at 9 A. M. Thanday Hollhouse Drug Co. ■ ■ ■ daesTßsil

Philadelphia Housing For Democrats Short I J'hiladelphia, June 3<) (UP) The Democrats were having a tougher time today finding housing for their convention delegates than the Republicans did last week Mrs. Edna Leavry, head of the Democratic national convention bousing bureau, said that the same numbe; of rooms are available but that her party needs at least 1.000 more accomodations than the GOP I required. Mrs. Leavry said the city promised a total of 6,00<> rooms to accomodate convention delegates, but only 4.000 of them ate available. And only half of them con he described as first class, she added A ©rj/jri/»rHf»fACf WAS « Dtnv! 7 NOT MAKKCD 8Y cuoss eyes Msniaft. cstests await J tlw (ill with good looks. | Don I let cross ayes count Jw you out ReconstruCtion Method oltrn sue cessful m ONI DAY Sefe ptofessionxl treatment, 6000 successes, far »IOT«ll , «il» full <«fo<m<t>on os rK CC this Men r<«til IstMut.os Write — CROSS SYS yOUMDATION Mi Bs*> aus r«su« u<s>|«s

■ i down EM) - OF- MONTH GO CLEARANCE!! i PRICES! COATS and SUITS All Coats and Suits at less than actual manufacturer’s cost. These include all Junior and Misses short and long coats. All coats of new wools hy high grade manufacturers.

u \\ i y. /'•» V?/' \'j \\ / r w‘ \ I K. . .w \J / \ J ytft ih \ w f ■ /Oi * Ki ’ I \ V * H • / I: 1 V I V 1 lot Children’s ALL W(M)L COATS e Nizen I-4 4-6'/ t /U Regular Price 9.95 to 12.95 Sale Price 3-50 . nd 5-’5 Make your selection early. >•

NIBLICK & CO. I —

| TTeTTi TuTf I

By Sheets Cleaners .——[ SH I SEE NUTusHG W«OMG , a f '\ ry I WITH ,DL- nHHAPS IF XJU j if \ • - > 9 t~. *OULD TArt WALKS-EW T i ‘ / TAKt *LJ -TMk 1" d Vi TO TU£ CIEANEUS l 1 THE WALKS WU. OC’I I < JIJiJbXLi | Ax>u6<x»ai l )OW<«: : \ JcaA«OD«ESUS < r \ x -J make you/ Ji

I SHEETS CLEANERS I '*'*'* I I "For People Who Care” J, > I •e. PW" U P 4 Delivery | Phone 359 232 Second St. Service

Shortee Coats Price Sale 1 Green Coal, size 10 $39.95 512.9.» 1 Green Coat, ttize 16 -- - -— 19.95 7.95 1 Plaid Coat. Nize 11 29.95 11.95 1 Plaid Coat. Mize 12 -- 22.95 5.95 1 Plaid Coat, hize Hi 29.95 11 95 B Long Coats Price Sale 1 Red Coat, size 9 *39.95 $15.95 1 Green Coat, size 10 39.95 15.9.> I Green Coat, size 9 39.95 15.95 I Green Coat, size 1* 39.95 15.95 I Tangerine Tan Coat, size IB 39.95 15.95 I Navy Blue Coat, bize 16'j — 19.95 22.95 1 Navy Blue Coat, size 35 1 1 39.95 18.95 I Black Coat. Mize 51' 2 39.95 20.95

Ms st EM ■ I -JI

PAGE THREE

1 lot Children’s ALL WOOL (OATS Rt-Kular Price 13.95 to 16.95 Special Sale Price 6-95 7-95 These are Bargain* well worth your seeing