Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 208, Decatur, Adams County, 2 September 1948 — Page 3

THVRSDAY, ttPTEMBER 2, 1948

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JOAN WORTHMAN WED HERE SUNDAY Mias J°“ n H*atri< •• Worthman laughter of Mr. mid Mrs. John It. Northman, of Fort Wayne, beiame •he hride Os Ronald Eugene Flohr, non of Ml*. And Mr* Vernon Flohr, of North Man heater Sunday. Au gMt 29. at l»o o'clock In the Meth odist church here The double ring vows were re. reived by Dr. (Jerald Jones before the c hurch altar flank rd with ‘basket* of gladioli. Tae bride wore a powder blue niartiuiacrtteldresH made with a fittad bafta, a full peplum edged Ib Mat lace, and a bertha collar with trimming which form nd cap elajfrew She wore mitts of bta NNKWafoette and a tiara of blue, wbieaheld in place the finger dp strew er*. The floor length skirt ended in a train She carried aSWM&tHTt bouquet centered with a hander The glid ed honor. Miss Donna FeMtM, of Wooster. (). wore a peach tsflbta dress styled similar _u> that of the bride, with flowers in .her halrj&tc hing the blue delphln ium ritt:Bwried in her bouquet. Alva Ata' of North Munches ter. sarrwg the groom as best man A f°R oW ’*‘f ’he cerehome of the bride's par four hundred sßd fifty ■nests were served from room a four tier ssddtaHßk** nestled In green emigladioli centered the i«h)«J MM with an imported Irish and crystal Ftf ttsl |r wedding trip, the bride •ofter ■Bin c olored cashmere suit with dub ■met accessories. The from her bridul bouto her ensemble ACUr'MVo weeks' trip to Canada, the d* wR* he at home at 506 guests attending the reception from here s grandmother, workers TbS|Bitl.tul Workers of the I'n •osESMJteI Evangelical I'nited church enjoyed a pot fork Mpt > in the church base uMBBn'Iy The devotional* In group singin ; the hymns n^Ko-r lasting Life" lend "(J Scripture was read and prayer was Myron Franks Various then enjoyed unending were Wallers Mrs Bluhm and and Mrs Nile William M *JB“nd Mrs Carl lluist and and Mrs laxmard Itoughia Mrs. Ilarve Koos. Mliler tW- "Mfy. Mr. ated Mrs Robert and daughter. Merriman family. Mrs. Myron Frank and tUHfIMr and Mrs Thurman family and Mrs daughter Betty AUXILIARY INSTALLED the American held installation Monday evening at the with fourth district Mrs. Ralph E. RoopHfliiiig are the newly install Ann Smith, junior Marlene Ulman. vice-

f M|E | Rosemary Gillis. »rcrr-[ Ury;Barbara Kay Horman. treax Gilllg. chaplain Ehingrr. sergeant at arms auxiliary drill team in the installation • ere«<S Following ,tle business the emm Item played a number of prixes acre TO ®*WCLUB YEAR Husineas and pfofes.ional club will open its <lul a dinner meeting at <■ dining room Wednec at six thirty o’clock of th.- program will * committer, with Mrs ! **BTwple as chairman assist l-aurine Hlack and Mrs v «jßx> , er The speaker for the *o* wUI '* M«" *«”*• v ‘*- r a "■ ' J| P W member and dean at Heidelberg college I mbera are urged to attend tant meeting 3t T A XI IN MEETING * famous Boys Town , ' l > I* In Decatur on Nu» >’ Preliminary plans for the * >f * presented by Mrs J F and discussed at the Psi ’oronty business meeting I be ’ *’'*?’•*« “* ’*“■ K|k * i ..W* 1 ’"" °’ f ‘ke street fair bingo !'■ hy Mr * w " I'J*nd Miss Betty Mel IW r ‘ h * lnn * B o1 ,h * pmi*** I” Melchl then appointed Mrs |M* r<> H«rtck and Mrs laiuls I lo th * *> m P ho or committee “•«» mee Ing *4) be held f W* Bh *r !« at Geels bam

Society items tor says publication must be phorled In by 11 s.m. (Saturday 9:30 s.m.) Phone 1000-1001 I Miss Betty Metehl Thursday Rainbow girls. Masonic hall, 7 i pm. , Our lardy of Victory discussion t group. Mrs. Elmo Miller. 7:30 p.m. i Salem W. S. C. S„ Mrs. Morris Miller, 1:30 p.m, ’ Monroe W. S. C. S., church annex, ’ 7:30 p.m. Women’s Missionary society of i Presbyterian church, Mrs. William I Affolder. i Little Flower study club, Mrs. Carles J. Miller, 8 p.m. Heidelberg class of Zion Evangel* i leal and Reformed church, churc h. t t p.m. Indies Aid society of Vaion Chapi el Evangelic al V. H. church, church. 1:30 p m. latdies Aid soc iety of First Christian church, Homer Ruhl, 7:30 p.m. Holy Cross Discussion club, Mrs. Karl Schnepp, 8 p m. Everready class of Methodist I church. Mrs. Jesse Niblick, 7:30 i Pm. W. M. A. of Nuttman Avenue U. B. church, Mrs. Jessie Diel, 8 , p.m. i Pleasant Dale Indies Aid society and Kirkland W. C. T. U„ i church basement, all day. Ladies Aid society of Trinity t Evangelical L'. B. church, church, . 7:30 p.m. Friday Work and Win class of Trinity ; Evangelical U. B- church. Mr. and . Mrs. Hany Poling. 7:30 p.m. Sunday i Brown family reunlon-llanna- , Nuttman park. Sunday Roop reunion, Hanna Nuttman Monday Gamma Nu sorority, postponed Tuesday V. F. W. auxiliary, hall. 8 p.m. Dorcas class of Bethany Evangelical I'nited Brethren church, church, 7:3<> p.m. Tri Kappa installation, Elks ( home. 8 p.m. I The Our Lady of Victory disI cusslon group will meet this eveni ing at seven thirty o'clock at the' i home of Mrs Elmo Miller I The meeting of the Gamma Nu sorority, scheduled for Monday, has I been pos potted to Monday. September 20. All members are urged j I to attend. I The Rainbow girls will meet at , seven o'clock this evening at the . Masonic hail. All officers must atend and bling rituals. I The Dorcas class of the Bethany I Evangelical I'nited Brethren church i will have Its meeting Tuesday even ing at seven thirty o’clock at the church. Mrs Lui her Brown and Mrs. Minnie Black will lie hostesses The thirty-sixth annual Roop reunion will lie held Sunday at Hanna ' Nuttman park. A basket dinner will lie served at noon. The V F. W auxiliary will have a ' business and social meeting at the V F W hall at eight o clock Tues

— vHRk .xrgw* > -al " -• ‘ ;T fIZ 1 Je THUS PRINTING WAS SIMPLIFIED with the invention of the Printing Press! The fountain pen and automatic pencil made writing easier and today s pen and pencil sets are a far cry from the old turkey quill and ink pot! Give those students returning to school this month a handsome pen set from PUMPHREY’S! Stop by this week and make your selection! • Qwd'ty itMtniifimun , «a ki«W ME I* « 1 * »* »* »>* • I

day evening. The party for Ruth, Hawkins of Kendallville is being | planned for Peptember 12. Miss Florence Worklnger is convalescing at her home in Lima. 0.. from Injuries sustained in an auto accident near here Sunday. She is a cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fortney, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Winslow j and son. David, of Harrisburg. Pa., are spending the day with Mr. and Mrs. C. E Bell at Bellmont park Mr. and Mrs. Paul laird and son.' of Mankato, 111., are visiting withj Mr. and Mrs. Sol laird. Irene Heimann. Helen Geitner. < Mary Ellen l.engeri' h and Justine Heimann have returned home from Fon Du l*ac. Wis.. where they visit ! ed over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Miller and fam Hy. Mr and Mrs. Robert Sautblne and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Wul-1 ter Zimmerman and family have returned home from a week's out ing in northern Michigan. MIOJRITAL u n Jlotu Admitted Dillon Jordon. Rockford. <>.; Mrs. Arminia Myers. 1 North Third street: l<eo Bogner.! 1104 West Monroe street; Mrs. Selma Tester, Geneva; Paul Whit* house, Decatur;; E. A. Hileman.' Rockford. O. Dismissed: Mrs. Kathleen Moser.! Berne; Mrs. Lloyd Gause, Rock-' ford, O. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Ehrsam. of Monroe . are the parents of a baby hoy, born at 10:43 a m. Wednesday at the Adams county hospital. He weighed 9 pounds. 9 ounces. Two Adams County Registrants Sign Twice In Same Order When Herman James Bixler, of Geneva, signed the roster at the county draft board Wednesday he exclaimed. "Golly, that guy beat me to it again!" "That guy" was Glen Edward Dubach. of Linn Grove, whose name was one ahead of Bixler's. Six years ago the two men signed ; up for the draft in exactly the same order. 83-Yeor-Old Woman Suffers Broken Leg Mrs Alice Shaffer, 81. of Decatur' route 5. had this to say about her' big fall: "You can't tell what us <ild folks will do nowadays." Mrs. Shaffer was out in the yard Tuesday morning Temporarily! blinded by the glare of the morning sun. she fell down the steps leading to the basement of the house Her daughter, Mrs. Alice Gaunt, and' some neighbors tarried Mrs. Shaffer up the stairs and into an ambulance which took her to the Adams county memorial hospital. X rays taken at the hospital show ed that her leg was broken in four places Her condition was reported I slightly improved today. Trade tn a Pood Town — Decatur

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Says Tobin Losing Teamsters Control Tobin Assistant Is Fired By Board Indianapolis, Sept 2— (t’Pi— An associate of president Daniel J Tobin of the AFL teamsters union, fired hy the union's International executive board, said today his dismissal proved that i Tobin virtually has lost control I of the union to Dave Beck of Seattle. Wash. The statement was made hy Les ter M. Hunt, a Tobin assistant who , edited and wrote most of the articles for the union's magazine Hunt was fired effective last night, a day after the executive board •net in Chicago. He said it was "the culmination of a six-year fight" with Beck, executive vice-president of the union and heir apparent to Tobin’s 11-year-old Job as general president. "Be< k has virtually succeeded in • taking over the Teamsters’ union.' Hunt said. "He's been trying to do !it for six year. I've been openly fighting him and spearheading opposition to Beck, but I've been doing it alone." Hunt said Berk wus responsible , for shifting control of the union magazine "out from under Dan | Tobin and me." The board re- : cently voted to publish the maga zine hereafter in Washington, instead of Indianapolis, International headquarters of the union. Hunt said that Be< k's strength , on the board lay in the fact that Tobin's supporters were "mostly, older men who don't have any fight ' left." He said Beck and the 73-year-old Tobin disagreed violently over the vears on union philosophy. Tobin. : head of a union he < laims is the ! biggest in the country, believed that membership should lie confin ed to truck drivers. Beck "wants to take in hollyhis k growers and anybody else who has the 42 mem bership fee." Hunt said Hunt, who was on the Teamster payroll as a general organizer, i said he hoped to return to news , paper work. He said he wasn't surprised he lost his job. "I'm surprised it didn't happen sooner," he added Moro than 3u.“('O employees ofi the scheduled airlines, or one out I of three, are M'orld War II veteran!.

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Wci'ncr. than of the Omaha Msgr. Wegner Named n T _ rv dlreitoi of boys town succeeding Boys Town Director tll( . )alp KL . tir !!e , E ( Omaha. Neb., Sept. 2 (L’Pl Matiagau The Hight Rev. Msgr Nicholas H. 1 I'.ervan of

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Omaha, president of the board of I irustees iif boya town, announced ! that Hie appointment will be -'feet.ve Sept 13. Trade In • Good town — Deca'