Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 159, Decatur, Adams County, 7 July 1948 — Page 3

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fiHMh-WATKINS VOWS AE OAO SATURDAY 30p$Luth Imogene Herman, daughter of Mr. and Herman, of Geneva, bebride of Burvil Eugene |BK son <>f .Mr and Mrs. Wil of route 6. SaturLjHflHking at seven o'clock. The Wright, of Geneva. erfoHMd the single ring cereby Mr and Mrs |l«t-®ahle. brotherinlaw and >stW $4 the bride. SHUto wedding, the bride chose J wP street length black accessories Her of white roses. Her wore a roue frock, with ' A rtßptic.n for twenty five gHh- later held at the home tlwtßide'a parenta. A miniature grobm topped the tiered &M|Hc<<ke, which centered the ftn» »ew Mr and Mrs Watkins IMrtdlng tai South Jefferson ■4*C|i Berne. CIRCLE £mKrecently , ■TtstHethariy circle of the Zion ■ ■'Magtii al and Reformed church JpSKtitly at the home of Mra. H on Walnut street theme "By Life d was the subject for the irtiaAMß by the leader. Mrs. RaiYaar. The songs “In Christ No East Nor West” and . tibilM Glad Tidings" were sung iiin group, followed by a vocal io bylMrs Thompson, who also t|d wpnper entitled "Christ Trithe short business delicious refreshments ■SfißYved by the hostess. .Mrs. mMMMu and .Mrs. Yager. UIMI ■gMpPA BUSINESS •IETINC HELD TUESDAY sorority held its regmeeting last evening -1 the%lks home, with Mrs. L. president, presiding i Ml*. C I. Finlayson. chairman of | » street fair committee, reported j the |rompleted plans for the igo IfcXJtti Mrs. Paddock also < pointed the following day chair's for Street fair week: Monday, -s. Lloyd Cowens and Mrs. LowHarper: Tuesday, Mra. Wayne rbet; Thursday. Mrs. Don FruchFriday. Mrs. Robert Holthouse; Wednesday, Mrs. Carl

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Society items for aays publication must be phoned In by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phons 1000-1001 Miss Betty Melchl • Wednesday < Our Lady of Good Counsel Study club, Mrs. Bob’Andrews. 8 pm. P»i lota XI sorority business meeting. Elks home, 8 p.m. Thursday Women of Moose pot-luck supper. Moose home. 6 p.m., ritual practice following. W.S.C.S. of Mt. Pleasant church. Mrs. Florence Susdorf. 2 p.m Ladies Fellowship of Missionary church, Mrs Charles Tumbieson. 7 p.m. Ever Ready class of Methodist church. Mra. Harry Sipe, 7:30 p.m. Genera! meeting of W.S.C.S. of First Methodist church, church, 2:30 p m. Salem •Methodist WSCS, Mrs. Floyd Meyer. 1:30 p nr. W.s.c.s. of Union Chapel church. Mrs. Omer Merriman, 1:30 p.n;. Holy Cross Discussion club, Mrs. John Brite, 8 p.m. Woman's Missionary society and World Friendship guild. Presbyterian church, Mrs. Stewart McMillen. 6:30 p.m. Indies Aid society of Calvary Evangelical U. B. church, church. 8 pm. Friday Mt. Pleasant Bible class. Mr. and Mrs. David Cook. 8 p tn. Sunday V.’ork and Win class of Trinity Evangelical U. B. church, picnic, Hanna Nuttman park, 12:30 pm. Saturday. Mrs Wendell Smith. The next meeting will be the annual picnic given by the new initiates on August 10. IRWIN REUniun HELD BUNDAY The annual Irwin reunion was held Sunday at park in Berne. Following a delicious basket dinner at noon, the following officers were elected: Charles E. Foreman, president; Raymond Zehr, secretary; Mrs. Amiel Shaftner. treasurer. Group singing was

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then enjoyed. Those attending were Mr. anti Mrs Manley Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williamson and daughters. Shirley and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. ludtoyt Milter and daughters. Eleanor and Janet, Mew. Nettie Zehr and son. Raymond. Decatur: Mrs. Virgie Foreman. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Foreman and daughters, Jeane and Esther. Mr. and Mrs. William Kauffman and daughter, Judy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers and daughter, Dorothy, and sons. Loren and Larry. Berne: Mr. and Mrs. Clint Charleston, Geneva; Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Foreman, Indianapolis; Bobby Foreman. Beau mount, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Amici Shaffner. Mra. Bessie Pickering. Robert Shaff ner, Mlns Patricia Banter and son. Tommy, and Judy Bates, Van Wert. O. The Laol“s Aid society of the Calvary Evangelical I’nited Brethren church will meet Thursday evening at eight o'clock at the church. The members and their families are urged to attend. The Ever Ready class of the | 'Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Sipe Thursday evening at seven thirty o'clock. A good attendance is desired. The July meeting of the Ladles Fellowship of the Missionary church will be held at seven thirty o’clock Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Tumbieson on North Second street. The W.S.C.S. of the Mt. Pleasant church will have its meeting Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. Florence Sus'lorg. The Mt. Pleasant Bible class will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Cook Friday evening at eight o'clock. The Women of the Moose will have ritual practice following the pot-luck supper Thursday evening. All officers, chairmen and escorts are urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mylott and family, and Mrs. Esther Galli gher. of Findlay. 0.. were weekend guests of Mrs. M. J. Mylott. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Paddock. I of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Fryback and Mr. and Mrs. L. Gray

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■ Paddock have returned home from ' Tippecanoe wher« they vacationed for 10 days. Mrs. Lil Burroughs visited over the weekend with her sister. Mrs. Van Camp, in Ja> kson. Mich. Fred Mills. Fred Busche, and G. R. Brittenham, of Fort Wayne, attended the jurisdictional conference of the Methodist church at Indianapolis last night. Mr. Brittenham is the Fort Wayne district lay leader. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Smith, of Beaver. Pa., and Mrs. Laura Kohn Banta, of tirover Hill, 0., were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strickler, of Monroe. Miss Opal Sprunger. of Monroe. I and Mary Hutchens, of Winchester. I left Saturday for Richmond where they will join the Millers tour party for a trip through th'- east. They will visit points of interest in Virginia. Washington, D.C.. and New York. Leroy Steffen and Glennes Steffen. of route 4, were recent visitors at historic Logan county and enjoyed a trip through Zane caverns, near Bellefontaine. O. Mr. and Mis. Robert Fritzinger are spending the week in Allentown. Pa... visiting with relatives and friends. Word has been received here that Christian Macy, of Austin. Minn., formerly of Decatur, is recovering from a serious illness in a Rochester. Minti. hospital. Mr. Macy was taken to the hospital about two weeks ago, and his condition has improved since that time. Mr. and Mrs. lister Strahm and daughter, who will leave soon to make their home in Flanagan. 111., were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. I’eter D. Schwartz. Mr. and Mrs. Verne W. Bohnke and sons, of Kingston. N.Y.. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bohnke and family and other friends and relatives here.

WJomtal Q n Mrfu (Visiting '• to 8 p m.) Admitted: David and Janie* Schultz, route 3; Yvonne Frallck. Convoy. ()., route 2; David Allesi Erhart. route 1; lj»rry (Sene Baumpartner. 241 North Sixth street. Dismissed: Sabina Taylor, touie fi; Ronald Cook. Wren. 0.. Mr*. Inez Weil. Fort Recovery, O : Ivan Roth, route 5; William Smith. South Seventh street; Mrs. Kathryn Pontius. Geneva; Mrs. Irene Frlfcdly. Convoy, 0. Mr and Mrs. David A. Langston. 1021 West Monroe’street, are parents of a baby girl, born at 8:25 am. tjxiay at thu Adams iountv memorial hospital. She weighed 6 pounds. 2 ounces and has not been named Mrs Langston is the former Miss Sanna Kunkel. Mr. and Mrs Elmer Isch. of Monroe. are the parent* of a baby girl born Monday at the Clinic hospital in Bluffton. Muncie Man Is Fined For Leaving Scene Tom Mays of Muncie was fined SI and costs at Berne in justice of the peace court on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident without stopping to give information. filed by sheriff Herman Bowman. Mays struck an automobile Iriven by Mr*. J. Grandlienard of Linn Grove on state highway 116 west of that town. Ice Cream Social Planned July 18 Miss Virginia Hoffman, secretary of the Walther league, announces ’hat an Ice cream nodal will be held Sunday. July 18. by the Emmanuel (Soe»t> Walther league. An en’ertaining program will be given, including a twilight baseball game between the Leaguer* and the men’s club. A cordial invitation Is extended to all to attend.

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Polio At Epidemic Stage In Two Slates Cases Over Nation Higher Than 1947 New York. July 7 —(UP)— Infantile paralysis is raging again In two states and the number of cases for the nation is running 50 percent over 1947. Officials of the national founds- [ tlon for infantile paralysis were cautious today in making any pre-' dictions as to how serious the! polio season may he, but they! pointed to the figures which indicated that the disease already had reached the epidemic stage in Texas and North Carolina. In Texas, the latest figures showed 579 cases as compared to only 69 last year. In North Carolina. the figures showed 270 as against 21 last year. The situation was regarded as "not too good" in California where 281 had been reported as against 346 last year at this time. For the nation, the latest reports showed 2.007 cases. For the same period last year, there were 1.201 cases. In 1946—the nation's second worst polio year—there were 1.852 cases up to July 1. The 1946 total was about 25.000 cases, and in 1916- the worst year there were about 27,000 cases. Reports to the foundation here showed that few cases of Bulbar type polio have .struck. The Bulbar type affects the nerves leading from the brain and usually Is fatal, in some such cases the patient cannot swallow, and he "drowns in his own saliva.” Fort Wayne Pastor Here Next Sunday The Rev. P. E. Zartmann. Fort Wayne will preside at the quarterly communion services of the First Presbyterian church next Sunday morning at 10:30 o’clock. Rev. Zartmann will preside in the absence , of a resident pastor. Mrs. Dan Tyndall and Miss Holaine Foley will render special aoloa. accompanied by Mrs. Carrie Haubold at the organ The communion will be part of the regular Sunday morning worship. Davenport. lowa., located on the Mississippi river, is an important railroad and shipping center.

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Dog Owners Warned By Sheriff Bowman Sheriff Herman Bowman today issued a warning to county dog owners that farmers have been authorized to shoot stray dogs on their land. Possible danger to livestock necessitated the move, and local dog owners are urged to keep their pets under control. Marshall Plan Aid Approved By France National Assembly Approves Agreement Paris. July 7—(UP)—The French national assembly today approved the agreement with the United States on Marshall plan aid by a vote of 336 to 183. Communist deputies voted against the bilateral accord outlining the terms for Marshall plan aid, and De Gaullists abstained. Foreign minister George Bidault led the fight for approval in assembly debate which )>egan last Friday He and other government officials told the chamber that France faced a st> percent reduction in its standard of living unless U. 3. aid were forthcoming They denied communist charges' that the bilateral agreement pn slaves” France. The United States compromised on controversial clauses to which the government objected, they said. Driver Fined For Reckless Driving Joseph Hauser, of Fort Wayne, was fined 41 and costs in justice of the peace court Tuesday afternoon on a charge of reckless drlv ing. Hauser was arrested by police at 13th and Monroe stree's Tuesday morning. Dental practice in the United Slates was first recorded about 1785.

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RUSSIANS 'font. From Pag* On«> money would not lie spent on a "nights debauch. At Paris, the French national assembly overwhelmingly approved an agreement with the U. S. for ERP help. Communist depu-' ties voted against It. — ■ i Prices Increased By Kaiser-Frazer Detroit. July 7- (UPI Kaiser J Frazer corporation raised passenger car prices 4.7 per cent today and Ford Motor company boosted heavy truck prices K-F boosts ranged from 123 'O 1169. making factory list prices on

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Take a second look at your telephone bills this month as they truly have the “new look." As part of our modernization program, we have recently installed a billing machine which is the cause for the different appearance of our bills. We believe that it will give you a much neater and more legible bill, will allow us to have the bills out much earlier, and will greatly decrease the chance for error in the telephone bills. Your toll bills will be particularly changed in that the city called will no longer be listed. If it is necessary for you to have additional information concerning any of your longdistance calls, w’e will be happy to look up the particulars at the time of bill-payment.

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, the Kaiser 12,991 and 42,321 on the Frazer. The company blamed higher coats of labor and materials for tne increase, firet in llmonths. Ford hiked prices 5.4 to 9.3 per ent on its 2'i and 3 ton trucks. Tnelr light truck prices were Increased last week. TIME RUNNING (Cont. From Paga Ont) truce observer was killed in a mini* explosion A U. 8 marine corps I private was fired, upon. 4 l.ake Success reports Indicat'ed Russia’s UN delegate Andrei Gromyko would attack the whole UN mediation machinery at a i meeting of the security council today.