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GIVEN HIGWiWCHITY AWARD >■ from of Zt-ia lan "lllegV Ca . I " |i ' l '’ ,i "' r ” " ,m ,t ' ll , J * ; ’ !l ,i ‘*‘ ll “' lll: 'i' l *"'' j oners i< it -a as PMnIIBH 1 '''l ' anipalutl {SBBB’-'-" !iundt<-l ami t*.-i, '., 1 ' ■‘ , ’ '* ''' <tal< • .m<l I Utiaila f'H .. e of Hll|l|Hll 'ilig the I I - ’-n ■ i'' in• ■.•■• t .1 .j '"i’!' l ' - ' 1 !, y I'TfiHui chiObold MEET I 1..1A-11. - '" ' ■ zn * " i'' s iinl * *' l,r "' l "' '' , ‘' , t'" ll ! | ■"■ ■ Mi • 1,1 taki-n fi."i the l’i - <li»‘ Bible m-*. '> ‘ "■' topics tl'gli 111)j- ■>'•■ ;i, ‘ l ■ • buxiness riif'-t fh‘- »alia were report imix I haliges of the to the Was assisted ladies club ■rls meet Ladies Home Ei on • , "' 1 t!,e * ll * ,r ' l ' ,|,ei “■ >- in attendance Mrs > pf, Mis president. opened the ■l. the song of the month the John Leyee in unison roll which aasvoßM). vaiufion plans " A \re You a 69 Thon Wife?" by «‘.rta thSA presented a short pro\nn \nn * ,,|| >* eriy two p.ieins. It CoUldll t a Worry" Marilyn also re Just lespe.jvely on cookery .-'<■<:« SBilr lea.lelr. \ll lleliiy IftWSWM X - Ho .d Arnold De io wele “‘ ! ' ? Mrs Stanley Arn Wmething’s |^B^oinu r On > • • ft Bk ■••••:/ iIbS) '* * * ■ w'-S/AA ■ •/■•' nA | • /•’ *&\ / * w>r*ik,w BJ • * nrS JV ■ 1,1 • f R°~WsJ I * •//a Zb - (r*! f ßb ‘I **•**/ iv! MW/ 1 ■•sek ■' duickehanKer' y ’ Town’ You'll look , 'he . job »| lh the off n ''<u can sew It your rn ni |, . < om P l ’’ , ‘‘- illustrated J,,?*" you • Very *’*P 41 < <>me» In Teen age B **« takes ■ln Iyd contrast kM£gs: ?*• more of these Sew Fa-hions In our * :xT 'i five cents In h 11 ’’•'’’■fn to Decatur ‘ r *’ Pat'ern r>eps St,. Chicago to Plainly Tocr Name Zon *- Site and Style a U m "*’ **‘‘ !hp man» *»>•• In ovr f ßfeZ> J* RT ’ N Pattern B.w,k * **«K? Tw,c * *• anting Sg ftß? 1 ?"’'*« of new. mak ZL TfM,r * Inr ’ r '■'*’ ri ’ M •" ,h * natt.rn and dtrec 4 » beach utlHty bM- I

iWS 1 Society items ror says publication must be phoned In by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phone 1000-1001 Mias Betty Melchl Friday Pleasant Mills .Methodist Willing Workers class. .Mrs. Ernest Fisher, 5 p.rn. American Legion auxiliary, cancelled. Saturday Rummage sale, 211 West Adams street. 1 to S p m Tuesday Root Township Home Economics club. Mrs. Norbert Oase, 1:30 p.m. >ld. .Mrs. William Griffith, and Mrs. Harold Henschen A local exhibit was sponsored by the 4 H girls of the work they had accomplished his slimmer. CIRCLES I AND II MEET THURSDAY Circles i and H of the W. S. C--3. of the Methodist church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jess Niblick on North Fifth itreet. with twenty five members and one child in attendance. The meeting was opened with the group singing "What a Friend We Have in Jesus." followed by a brief business meeting conducted by Mrs. O. G. Baughman. Mrs. Waler Krick, chairman of the status urged the women of the who have received blanks fromlier to return them as soon as possible Mrs. J S. Peterson, devotional leader, used as her topic the sixth chapter from the devotional book "Great Prayers of the Bible." She closed the devotion period with the Lord s Prayer. The lesson topic, reviewed by the leader, Mrs. Robert Mills, was taken from "t'hrlstlan Advis-ate." During the social hour, delicious refreshments were served by the hos'ess and her assistants, Mrs. Clyde Harris. Mrs Forrest Elzey. Mrs. Charles Feasel and Mrs. John Tyndall. WOMEN OF MOOSE HOLD INITIATION The Women of the Misise held Initiation ser/ices for three new candidates last evening. Mrs. Opal Meyers played two piano selections. Mother of Ireland" and "Now Is the Hour." during a short program Mrs. Velma Bollenbacher, a visitor from Van Wert chapter, gave a short talk. The door prize was won l>y Mrs. Alta Brown. Following the meeting, delicious refreshments were served. HOME ECONOMICS HOLDS MEETING The itecatur Home Economics

■■ f p Farxace laipeclion. (iper* repair work on any ■i Bv f f make of furnace. Cc-.t bated rn labor and ma- ■ • ■■ ■■ f trial* otod. Phono ar write today. "Home Worm on r <—tti"* Coldest Days With pXL ALL-FUEL Furnace** | y fiooT. ‘ "TAe WiHiamum Htt'rr Company: ■ Jllllll EH used eur Wilhatn\on Ttip! Hi FurB jjjj 1I d 1 19 much Wr have a 7 roo-i JI ■ - Heun and on t!.a dayi Aeve A*pf vr;/ I Hl !• ill ’• I II orattn.” MJ VQSP (S‘l*cd) Hugh Carter. Ind. ' r i T* l * ALL-FUIL Poraaco loro* Got, I ,| I . Oil, Coke or Coal Wi« MeatMv FwvMMft Tt Mt Furnaceacieanea u* Decatur, Phone 19 fT?-, fl f ’'“J Xil Jn L Jl I \\ --'i # * jw ntt UH or nt n/tnu KOHNE DRUG STORE I

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Open house is being planned for Suiday. August 8. by Mr. and Mrs D. A. Rumple, of >outhea-i of Berne, In observance of their go den welding anniversary. .Relatives, friends and neighisirs of the couple are invited to atten I the celebration from 2 to i o'< lock on that day The relet,rants 'laughter. Mrs C W It Schwartz, of near Berne Mr and Mrs. Rum l>le prominent residents of Adams county for many years, are active members of the Mt. Carmel Evang)- leal church.

• regular meeting was livid at the! home of Mrs John Bauman. In the. absence of the president. Mrs. John Metzger, the meeting was called to order by Mrs Alva Buffenliarger and the group repeated the club creed and prayer During the business meeting it was voted to postpone the silent auction indefinitely Mrs. Roy rrice gave me lesson. | "CiMiking Mea’o." The door prize was awarded to Mrs. Niland <b-h---senr der During the soda! hour, refreshments were served by the hoslenses, Mrs. William Affolder. Mrs Niland Uchsenrider. Mrs. \V. M Bumgerdner. Mrs Robert l,onl. and Mrs. John Bowman. DOLORES CHRISTIANER PLANS WEDDING The engagement and approaching marriage of Dolores (Tiristianer was announced by her parent*. Mr and Mrs. Oscar Christlaner, route three. Decatur, to Theodore Hobrock. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs Theodore Hobrock, also of route thiee The wedding will lie solemnized August 7 at six thirty in the evening in St Peter's Lutheran church. Miss Chrislianer is a graduate of Monmouth high school, and is now employed by the Fort Wayne Tailoring Co. Mr Holirock is a grad | uate of Monmouth high school and! is employed by the General Electric Co During the war he served with the army air corps

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GECODE CLUB ENTERTAINS Thirty members of tliv first shift Gecode Club of the General Elec trie enjoyed a picnic at Shroyer I ake last evening. Following supper in the shelter house^swimming was enjoyed. Quititella Frye was awarded the main door prize, and smaller gifts ! were given to Mary Ann Laurent. Verena Meyers, Doris Schafer. Betty Moran. Assisting the chairman. Verena Meyers, were Joan Mowery. Gladys Walters. Dorothy Schnepf. Bitty Melchl. and Genivieve Owens A get-together of the family of the late Win. Bohnke will lie held Sunday. August 1, at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred W Bohnke three miles vast of Hoagland. All members of tlie family are cordially invited to attend with food for pot Iti< k d.niter and table service Coffee will be served by the hostess The Music Section of Decatur Woman's club will have a called meeting Monday evening at sewn thirty at the home of Mrs W J. Krick All members are urged to be present and to be prompt. I Frank Lynch, of the Linn Clothng Co. lias been enjoying a week's vacation. He will return to his dut ies Saturday. John Joseph has returned to Decatur after a four-month visit with relatives and friends in the south John plans to stay in Decatur at least for the present The Zintsmaster building, cornet of First and Monroe streets, is un dergoing a complete face-lifting I and the old brick outer surface Is being covered with a thick coating of con. rete. The interior was re modeled recently. Mr. Zintsmas'er is local agent for Hudson. Oldsino Idle and Evinrude. Glen Hill is spending the day a< his summer home in Rome City. Mr. and Mrs. F. J Archladd. of Atlanta. Ga. and children Jerry Tom. Carla, and Larry, are visit ing relatives and friends in this area for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Eugene Runyon, of ’O3 South Fourth street, will have -is their dinner quests this evening Oscar Hoffman, of Detroit, Mich., his son. Thad Hoffman, of the mer chant marine, who landed at San Francisco Monday, and his daugh ter. Miss Mary Jo Hoffman, the Misses Madge and Fanny Hite, of this city, and Mrs. Wesley Hoffman, of Indianapolis !*<»• Crowder, representative ol Mai-Gregor. Co., was a visitor In iiecatur today Mr. Crowder resides in Indianapolis. Mrs. L. H Haerle. of Indiana polls, visited her mother. Mrs. C. A. Dugan, in Decatur Thursday. Miss Frances Dugan, of Boston, is visiting in Decatur with her mother, Mrs. C. A. Dugan. Chris l-ehman. of Berne, was a visitor in Decatur Thursday. fVisiting Hours I to <; *M to I pa.) Admitted: Mrs. LaMar Lehman Berne; Mrs. Anna Mae Moore. Bryant. Admitted and dismissed Ralph Reed. *<>• North Second street; Jasper Loomis Butler. Dismissed: Mrs Don Bollen iMM lMr and daughter. Willshire. O.

Russians Release Thiee Americans Civilian Engineer. Soldiers Are Freed Berlin. July 23 — (CP» — An American military government engineer and two military policemen seized in the Soviet zone west of Berlin were released today by the Russians. The engineer, R. F. Goff. Altoona. Pa . was taken prisoner Wednesday near the Soviet British zonal frontier when he attempted to pass through the Soviet corridor. The Russians charged he attempted to evade fheir Marienborn checkpoint Goff told reporters he wandered <*ff the International highway between Berlin and west Germany on th« advice of a 10-year old German hitch hiker hr- picked up The .boy told him a l American cars were taking a detour instead of going through on the highway He said the Russians suspected he was spying on their rail line because lie told them he oneworked as a machinist for the Pennsylvania railroad They insisted on knowing his politics, including his views on communism and Henry Wallace's chances in the election. "The Russians kept me in a guard room used by the German nolice, but they kept hauling me Into the commandant's office to question me," he said. "Thev did no- use any strong arm stuff " He Maid they fed him three times, twice on bread and butter and tea and once on a bowl of 1 fish Vets' Employment 1 At All-Time High Thirteen out of every 14 ex-GiSj 1 are either gainfully employed or go- ’ ing to schools or colleges, a report by Dwight R. Arnold, county ser- ’ vice officer, disclosed today. Ve'erans' employment for the be- ' ginning of the 1948 reached the all- ■ time high of 12.200,000 in the na-, tlon. the report said The favorable ; ; employment situation during 19471 I largely accounted for a reduction from 1,200,000 continued daima for • , readjustment allowances in January. 1947, to 443,000 in lute December. 1947. Trade In a Good town — Decatur ( Don't mim the bargains at the summer Clearance Sale >n childrens clothing.— Rosemary Shop, 270 N. 2nd street. 170t4 Trade In a Good Town — Decatur QUALITY PHOTO FINISHING Satisfaction Guaranteed Holthoiige Druar Co. SPENCER j INDIVIDUAUY MSK\U> SUPPORTS atwra COOL COMFORTI RESTFUL * SUPPORT! Light, oiry fabric*! A*.oderato price*! Detijne?, c ff, mode M for you! Ir- —■! Coneral Health! Mrs. Leota Connell 209 S. 3rd Phone 845 LEARN BBHTI O LTI RE /W F The Warner Beauty Srhool pre >are« you for an excellent caret* n beauty culture. Under the sold nee of our expert instructors zour training upens wide the vay toward unlimited earnings. ENROLL NOW! for class forming Sept. 7th Kindly send me booklet Name Street City W I RIER BEAUTY COLLEGE ♦ Jefferson and Calhoun Sts. FORT WAYNE t. INDIANA ssasseissssstsieusieiss

'Cooks’ Corner' BY MARY R. SMITH Smoother, Betfer Flavored Sherbets wPh Buttermilk One of the most refreshing summer desserts is a fruit-flavore<l sherbet. Sherbets are easy to make, inexpensive, low hr calories, ami most important, nutritious. What more could you ask fur in a dessert ’ The following two recipes are different Instead of being made with sweet milk, these sherbets are made with buttermilk You'll find these sherbets to be smoother and better tasting due to the buttermilk. Try one of these sherbets next time you want to make a simple yet delicious dessert. Lemon Sherbet 1 quart buttermilk h cup lemon juice % cup grated lemon rind *4 cup sugar m cups light corn syrup Few drops of given food coloring j

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Mix buttermilk, lemon jotrind, sugar, and corn syrup in a large Ihiwl. Add a few drops of green coloring to give the sherbet a "party look." Set the refrigerator to the coldest point Four the mix pure Into 2 small refrigerator trays or one large tray and freeze to a mushy consistency. Four mushy shet bet In o a chilled bowl ami beat with a chilled egg beater until smooth Additional mixing breaks up the ire crystals and results in a smoother sherbet. Return to tray. Freeze aga.n Beat the sherbet two more times before allowing it to| freeze firm Recipe makes 6 servings Pineapple Sherbet 2 cups buttermilk 1 cup sugar 1 9-ounce t an crushed pineapple 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 teasp<Min plain gelatin 2 tablespoons cold water 1 eg? white, stiffly beaten Combine buttermilk, sugar, pineapple, and vanilla, add gelatin that has been softened in cold water anti dissolved over hot water Set the

z Medical Test Proved This s Great to Relieve MONTHLY i FEMALE PAINS Are you troubled by distress of female functional monthly dtaturbancee? L>oea this make you sorter from pain, feel so nert-ous, weak, high-strung--at such time*? Then I so try Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetabie | Compound to relieve aueh symntomat In a recent medical teat thia proved remarkably helpful to women troubled thia way. Any drugstore nub L pmmuM'sgaaiF

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rest Igernlor to coldest point. Pour mixture into refrigerator tray and freeze firm. Break in chunks; turn into chilleti Ihjwl: beat witli ei<-<--tric or rotary bea'er Fold in egg white Return qui kly to a cold tray. Freeze firm. Recipe makes I to 6 servings You Might Like To Know; I’lace ref aviator travs containing i< v cream or. sherbet mixtures on the lowest shelf of the freezing unit This is lite coldest part of tile compartment. Fast freezing is another important factor in the pieven ioh of large i< e < rystals. So remem tier it s the lowest shelf in the freezing compartment tor the best result Here you will get faster freezing. Trade In a Good town — Decatur

FLOWER SHOP Potted Plants, Mixed Bou(|uets, Corsages, Flowers for your every need. All Funeral Work given special attention. Phone 1853 207 I.iberty Way (aero** from court house)