Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 160, Decatur, Adams County, 8 July 1948 — Page 3
JULY 8. 1948
miM Alice CHRISTEN IHHdBERT c. MOSER 1B ttgUif 1 . but impressive -ere at four o'clock Wednes Immanuel Baptist church l«Mfe.Wayne. Mis* Alice Chris-te<2MMh"-i of Mr. and .Mr*. Will MBfiMteu. route 1, Fort Wayne. ■UK* bride of Robert <’. Mos the Rev. and Mr*. Car -llOßef. oI thl ’ v,l >' Kev. Mflikyaßciated Hl* CVHple wax attended by Mis* sister of the groom. of Fort Wayne. Th* Mid' c hose for her wedding suit, with brown and and wore a corsage of mrdenias A double strand trf paWWa Kitt of the groom, corn piemeftted her outfit. Hdrßttbndant was attired In pink «hd O« n orchid gladioli cor. sag*. Fcdtowing a reception for the Immedial* families at the Christen how*, the couple left for an er. trip. They plan to make Gsslr home on the west coast was formerly employed St Che Western I nion Co. in and Mr Moser was of the National Mill and S*Wdy Co., Fort Wayne. tOggRIKER VOWS AMf' ? pUD SUNDAY Ugwen Hart, daughter of Mr Hart, of this city. MEM* Striker, son of Mr and MWklßllßtrliier. of North of Her "*> in marriage Sun fjjggUkoon at two o'clock, the B*R>»|fc B. Eddie officiating. Tha Wide wore a white gabardlSOSfi With gold acreseries and ■ gareag* Os fuaebia asters Miss E*Bjßßßrunger. of Berne, attend •d IHF bride in a dress of poudre bln* cnspe Her corsage was of Tbt bride's brother, James Hart, served as, best man. A recaption was later held at the home of the bride's parents. Th* new Mrs. Striker is etn H«F*d at the Equity In this city. B*HM Fdmiture Co. Th# couple •ill reelds here. ENTERTAIN WITH POT-LUCK SUPPER Members of the Faithful Workers class of Union Chapel church entertained their families with a pot Ittote dinner at Lehman park in Herwere Mr. and MriSfr Worklnger and daughter. Mr. SDd Mrs Earl Chase, Mr Merriman and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs Martin Sprunger, Mr. ■<ad‘*Mrx Glen Roughia. Mr. Bkd Jtoa. Jliyron Frank and family. Mr. SKVMrs. Clarence Mitchell. Mr. and Mr* Ralph Hlunm and fam-;
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* "Tl Society Item* ror aaye publication must he phoned In by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phone 1000-1001 Mlse Setty Melchl Thursday Women of Moose pot-luck supper, Moose home, 6 p.m., ritual practice following. W.B.C.S. of Mt. Pieaaant church. Mrs. Florence Susdorf, 2 p.m Indies Fellowship of Missionary church. Mrs Charles Tumbieson. 7 p.m. Ever Ready class of Methodist church. Mrs. Harry Sipe, 7:30 p.m. General meeting of W.B.C.S. of First Methodist church, church, 2:30 p.m. Salem Methodist WSCB, Mrs Floyd Meyer, 1:30 p.m. W.8.C.8. of Union Chapel church, Mrs. Omer Merriman, 1:30 p.m. Holy Cross Dlacusaion club, Mrs. John Brite, 8 p.m. , Woman's Missionary society anti World Friendship guild, Presbyterian church, Mrs. Stewart McMillen. 5:30 p.m. Ladies Aid society of Calvary Evangelical U. B. church, church. 8 p.m. Friday Legion auxiliary, business meet Ing, Legion home. 8 p.m. Mt. Pleasant Bible class, Mr. and Mrs. David Cook, 8 p.m. •unday Work and Win class of Trinity Evangelical U. B. church, picnic, Hanna Nuttman park, 12:30 p.m. Monday Pythian Sister Needle club potluck supper, Hanna Nuttman park. Girls Missionary (guild of Union Chapei, Marilyn Beer. 7:30 p.m. ily, Mr. and Mrs. John Walters and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nidlinger. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nidlinger. Mrs. Nile Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Parker and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hurst and family. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Hchnepp. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Drew and family, and Ethel and Esther Cook. GIRLS MISSIONARY GUILD IN MEETING Juanita Parrish was hostess Tuesday evening to the Girls Missionary guild, with Eloise Jackson assisting. Lois Strahm was the leader for the evening, using as her topic “Together We Build." During the business meeting, plana were made for a picnic in August. Shirley Sudduth will be the leader. > MW IvSX livvOG IMS treat to Rtbm MONTHLY FEMALE PAINS Are you troubled by distress of female funettonat monthly disturbances? Does this make you suffer from pain, feel so asreow, weak, bl« h-strung—«t sueb times? Then SO try Lydia I. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms! In a recent medical test this proved remarkably helpful to women troubled tiu* way. Any drugstore
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Kk - ' <* ■ B - . ■■ ■ MIBB SHIRLEY DIANE STRIKER, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Dan Striker, of Berne, and Kenneth Eugene Worden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Worden, route 2. were united tn marriage In a recent ceremony performed in the parsonage of the Mennonlte church in Berne, the Rev. Olin Krehlieil officiating. The couple is now residing with the bride’s parents. (Photo by Edward*).
At a later hour, refreshments were served by the hostesses to the Bine members In attendance. BIRTHDAYS OBSERVED SATURDAY AFTERNOON Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Johnston entertained with a birthday party Saturday afternoon for their twin sons. Craig and Gregory, in observance of their first anniversary. Lovely refreshments were served, and many gifts were received by the birthday celebrant*. Those at’ending were Benny Colter. Steve Hess. Verne Hill, Karon Robinson. Marilyn Robinson. Mailoney and Kathy Beavers, of Danville. Diane Davidson. Tommy Davidson. Mike Baker. Brandy berry. Patty, Buddy, and Jean Waddy, Kathryn and Susan Crawford, of Jackson. Mich., Leah Beavers, of Danville. Mrs. Eva Porter and Mrs. Frank L. Johnston. PBI IOTA XI HAS BUSINESS MEETING Psi lota XI sorority held its regular business meeting last evening at Eiks home. A report of the recent convention, held at Gary, was given by the delegates. Miss Betty Melchl and Mrs. Eugene Durkin. Completed plan* for the Psi Ote Idngo booth during Deca'ur's street fair were announced and the following day chairmen appointed: Monday. Miss Anna Catherine Friedley; Tuesday. Mrs. Durkin; Wednesday. Mrs. Lawrence Anspaugh; Thursday. Mrs. Ned John son; Friday. Miss Marion Koontz; Saturday. Mrs. Eugene Knodle. Miss Melchl, president appointed the Mesdames A. R Holt house. Herman Krueckeberg, Ned Johnson. Bill Coffee. Hugh Andrews. Clement Snell, Russell Coleman, Dick South and Miss Mary Alice Hein eke to assist Mrs. J. F. Sanmann in making arrangement for the appearance of Fr. Flanagan's Boys Town choir here on November 17. Other committee appointments an nounced were: program. Mrs. Law ♦♦♦HHII »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦94
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rence Anspaugh. Mrs. Ann Grandstaff, Miss Marion Koontz, Mrs, Bud Townsend and Miss Donna Jaberg; flower and gift, Mr*. Forrest Deitsch. Mrs. Sylvester Everhart and Mrs. David Heller. The next meeting of the sorority will tie held on September 1. The American I-eglcn auxiliary will have a business meeting Friday evening at eight o'clock. Yearly reports of various committees will he given, and Margene Bauer and Kristine Striker, who recently attended Girls State, will give an account of their experiences. The Pythian Sister Needle club will have its annua! pot-luck supper Monday evening at Hanna Nuttman park. Members are requested to meet at the K. of P. home at six o'clock. The Girls Missionary guild of Union Chapel will meet at the home of Marilyn Beer Monday evening at seven thirty o’clock. Albert Sellemeyer, Mrs Berths Heuer and Mrs. O. L. Vance acornpanted Mather Merwin to Baer field. Fort Wayne. Wednesday, from which place he left for his home in New York City after vlalting with his grandmother. Mrs. Vance. Mr. and Mra. Bell were guests of their son. Clifford Bell and family of Chicago, over the holiday. Mrs. William Bowers, well known nurse of this city. Is doing double duty at the Adams county memorial hospital. Her husband. William 8. Bowers, local hardware merchant. underwent surgery Tuesday and a few days previously their son, William Jr., was operated on. Both of the patients are progressing nicely under the expert care of Mrs.' Bowers and other nurses at the hospital.
QH tiotu <Visiting Honrs I to 4; and > to I pa) Admitted: Sharon Alverson, route 1; Delures Delanter, route 3;
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BACK IN 4ACBAMINTO, Eari Warren gets together with his entire family for the first time since the California governor left for Philadelphia to be chosen as Thomas B. Dewey’s running mate on the Republican ticket From left are Dorothy. Virginia. Mrs Warren. Robert, Nina and the vice presidential nominee. In the eenter background la James. Warren’s elder son. and standing behind the governor is Emelyn Knowland. daughter at Senator William KnowUnd. The Warren daughters were in Philadelphia, but the sons remained on the west «*«st (luttrsatioaal SoundphotoJ
Garra Dorot*o. Jr., Bluffton, route | 4. Dismissed: Evan Fraiick, Con-1 voy, <1; Mrs. Robert Gemes and! son, Willshire. ().; Elinor Biiderback, route 9; David and James Schultz, route 1; David Erhart. route 1; Ijirry Baumgartner. North Sixth street; Mrs. Floyd Strouse and daughter, route 2. AFL Packers Sign New Swift Contract Will Seek To Oust Rival CIO Workers Chicago, July 8-(UP)— The Amalgamated Meat Cutters union. (AFL) announced today that it has signed a new contract with Swift S Co., and that It will seek to oust the rival CIO packinghouse workers from many of the nation's big meat plants. The contract with Swift was the second signed by the union with a major packer within the last week. Previously the union announced it had reached agreement with Armour and Co. Neither new contract provides for a wage increase, but each provides that wages may be negotiated once during the coming year. Union officials said they believed it was good tactics to forego a wage increase now to await further developments within industry. Union spokesmen said petitions would be filed for bargaining elections in at least 18 plants where the rival CIO United Packinghouse workefs now represents the employes. The CIO union ihis spring waged and lost a bitter strike for , a 29-cent hourly raise. The union finally was forced to accept the same nine cent raise that the AFL got without a strike. AFL officials charged that the , CIO strike weakened theAFL's bargaining position during current negotiations. The contracts of both unions with the "big four" packers expire Aug. It. The AFL still must negotiate new agreements with Cudahy and Wilson. The CIO has yet to negotiate ■ new contracts with all four firms Sistie Dall Wed In I Arizona Wednesday I Phoenix, Artz.. July I—(UP)— Slstle Dall, darling of the white house 15 years ago. was on her honeymoon today, the bride of Van H Seagraves of Portland. Ore. The granddaughter •( the late president Roosevelt was married ( here late yesterday at 'he home of her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. John . Boettiger. Anna Eleanor Boettiger. 20. wax i given In marriage by her *tep father, who flew in from a Europ ean magazine assignment to attend i the wedding. 'll 1 ar Layke Scherry New Teacher At Berne t Berne. July 8.--I.ayke Scherry i of Kirkland township is the new ■ sixth grade teacher in the Berne i schools. He succeeds Alonzo Nico- ■ demu*. who resigned recently to ’ i teach in the Frankfort schools. Scherry is a graduate of Kirkland i high school and Cen ral Normal 'I College. He has taught in Root and [ Kirkland township schools and in t Wayne and Uniob townships of Huntington county. He coached at Monmouth before the war and spent two years In the service. The Island of Cuba contains 41.934 square milea. Gypsum is one of the world's most plentiful materials. Operators on the markets who seek to force prices up are called ''bulls.'' Trad* In a Good Town — Decatur
Three-Year-Old Girl Is Killed By Bear Michigan Girl is Taken From Home SI. Ignsce. Mich.. July B—(UP) —The three-year-old daughter of a forest ranger was killed yesterday by a large black bear which snatched her from the steps of her home and carried her off into the woods while her mother weffched help essly. A hastily organized posse of 50 farmers end forest ranger* found •he crushed body of the girl. Carol Ar-n Pomeranky. several hundred yards sway tn the dense ■tndervrowth. The bear which weighed about 200 po»nds was tracked down snd kl led. Mrs. Arthur Pom< ranky. mother of the victim, said she was working In the kitchen when she saw the bear come Into the cabin yard. She thought little of It because the hears In the Marquette national forest are considered harmless Suddenly, she said, the bear lunged toward Carol Ann and seized the screaming child. The horrified mo'her ran after •he bear shaking the broom she had In her hand* at the time of the incident, hut the bear ignored her and fed Into the woods carrying th- rfrl. Mrs. Pomerankv telephoned her husband who waa at a ranger station 15 miles away. He organized * aenrehfne nartv and the child's body was found two hours later. Romo Nur r *na Home Will Ooen Sunday Berne. July 8— The Berne nursing home operated hy Mr. and Mrs. Walter Winchester, and located on West Main street, will have Its formal opening next Sunday Open house will be held from 2 to 8 p.m. The home is in the former R. R. Schug residence. The house has been remodeled and renovated Mrs. Winchester was formerly Miss Maxine Girard, daughter of Mr. and ; Mrs Adrian Girard of this city. She graduated in 1943 from St. Joseph's hospital school of nursing
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i Louis J. Demberger of Stewartsville. rationaly known poultry judge, to president of the PMfe Indiana State Fair, to be held September 3, through 10 this year. His I* the task of directing ■ the work of the fair’s 18 major departments and blending them into the gigantic program that emerges as llouaieriand's gieatest show. NEW STRIKE tCont. From Page One) hours of mapping strategy. Schu man authorised Pierre Heir Teltgen. minister of, armed for ces. to demand a confidence vot< •‘whenever he thinks necessary.’ The Issue which precipitated
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the crisis was an amendment calling for a 20 percent reduction in the military budget. Put to u vote, the amendment with social Ist and communist support was upheld over Teitgen's objections. The vote was 278 to 183. EXPECT UNFAIR (Pont. From paee One) pocted Denham to ask the federal district court today or tomorrow to order Lewis and the miner* to hail the strike and stop Insisting on. the union shop clau*e without a labor board election. Many Still Idle Pituhurgh. Ju y 8 — (UPt — United Mine Workers official* reported today that they have boon unable to get back to work the 14.000 wt-Rtern Pennsylvania commercial coal miners who struck in sympathy with the "captive" miners. About 42 commercial mine* still were idle, the wenfern Pennsylvania Coal Operatorx .Aipwiation vported. ’M f'" John P. Kusarello. prr-'ident of UMW district 5 at Pittsburgli *ald. ‘we have not been able to QUALITY Photo Finishing Featuring OVERSIZE PRINTS HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO. BATHING CAPS 79c . 98c Holthouse Drug Co.
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convince the men to return to the ■ commercial mines. And it doesn’t look as if we will get much ' done this week." He dec'ined to predict whether r the sympathy strike would end If the national labor relations board obtains a federal court injunction to the strike in the "captive" • mines. , The commercial miners began striking days ago. in viola- * tlon of a signed contract. Since then the sympathy strike ha* broken up in all sections of the country but western Pennsylvania. where the movement still is strong. IMWWWIMMMftMWMMMMIR v KI I * 111 ** ’Lw I M jrp it will pay you to buy your New Washing Machine at Stucky & Co. MONROE. IND. We Deliver. ■MMMMMMMMAMMfMMAAMI