Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 223, Decatur, Adams County, 21 September 1948 — Page 3

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S reunion Sunday i i. a . :. ;.i s< the ... ( ..nd FWuZ ~nd Ml I! I- Van I BHK ''’' v ''*''"' " 4,1,1 *. I Berne gg,. ' ■ • l| Wri.-.'i’. Mi [ ■ ' '"“ I*'if.iobl I m-.ndale. Mr and • hiid , t •~! Mice. and Mi-s .ji;. ~t this < ity L-*Ba \S WITH recently enie fairu d *l3bE ' :<>nt i •'»- • '■' ’ ,l * ‘ " Mu *'* ' bjo-.ed d ., '■- tiding IjTcj B.ni.li-,. 1.-ili.t r.hr- [ .Iv Nora Smitley. VI f’ ■ -. Vnnabelle .ild i'l‘' ho* KrOB 1 ' h’*’ NU SORORITY -^^Bmonda y evening i'Mg g Nil Miro: if. held its I.md *<>< lai meeting L L'ggjjl ~t the fin- statton t g, m.nl. pu-idt-nf. pre vlHi iiHin-ss meeting at - I’.nu.na Nil hi Eh in Green and I >-n id the Moose will initiation Thursday at lo< k at the Baiilt* The offh ers will meet ■ thirty. i ha Jtea club meeting I o'clock evening. I*., .nr Mills Methodist W a, meet Friday thirty o’c lock at the home . and Mis Ralph .John the i h in at'end. --- \ It c lass of the Trinity I'nited Brethren c hurch ll fee it< meetinr Thursday i M seven thirty o'clock at .( Mrs Alvin Fennig <i Wynn. Mr.c Hoy Cliil Mis Carl Fisher will lie ■ «bl< n s Brotherhood of the church will meet at six b'< lot k tonight. feting of the Academy of

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Society Items for days publication must be phoned in by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 am.) Phone 10001001 Miss Betty Melchi Tuesday Min's Brotherhood of Baptist church, •; 3<i p m. C. L. of c. potduck, ('. L. of C. hall, 6:30 p.m. Kum Join Cs class of Bethany Evangelical V. It church, church basement. 7:30 p.m. V. F. W. auxiliary, V. F W. hall. S p tn. ('. !.. of C. chorus, K. of C. hall. 7:30 p m. Tri Kappa social meeting. Elks home, fc p m. Democratic Women's club, Geneva. Gamma Xu sorority, fire station. 7:3" p m. Wednesday Academy of Friendship, Moose home, s p m Zion Lutheran Married Couples club, church basement, X p.m. Girl Scout hoard of directors, Mrs Gerald Strickler, 3 p.m. St. Anne Study Club, Mrs. Ralph J. Roop, 7:30 p.m. St. Luke Women's guild, church basement, al! day. Thursday Psi lota Xi. Geels barn, !• pm. I) Y B. class of Trinity Evangelical I' B. church. Mrs. Alvin Fennig. 7:30 p.m. Women of the Moose formal initiation, Moose home, x p m., officers 7:30 p.m. So Cha Rea club, 6 :30 p in W. S. ('. S. of Methodist church, Mrs Leland Smith, 2:30 pm. laidie* Aid society of t'nion Chapel Evangelical I'. B. church. church, all day. Ruralistic study club, Mrs. Francis Geiiner, X p m. I-astern Star, Masonic bull, 7:3<> p.m. Friday Pleasant Mills Methodist W. S.C S., Rev and Mrs. Ralph John-: son. 7:30 p.m. Baptist Philo class, Mr and Mrs Harold Baughn, 7:30 p.m. Saturday St. Mary's society, home econ- i otitic* room of St. Joseph school, 2 I to 1 p ni. Friendship will be held at eight o'clock Wednesday evening at the Moose home Psi lota Xi sorority will have a > party at Geels barn Thursday even ing. beginning at nine o'clock. The newly installed officers of Tri Kappa sorority wl,l be hostesses at the social meeting of the sorority this evening at eight o'clock at the Elks home.

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I vB ' '*n \ 1 U j ' W* / - /Bl 1 THE WEDDING of Mils Margaret Hllgeman. of Fort Wayne, daugh ter of John Hllgeman. of this city, and Richard Beuhrs. son of Mr and Mrs. Charles Beahrs. of Fort Wayne, was held recently at Portland The Rev, A<|,-mis iiffii iali-d I Photo by Edwards!

G. Remy Bierlv and daughter. Joan, visited at Bloomington over the weekend They were accompanied home by Mrs. Blerly, who had spent tlie past week with Mr and Mr* Frederick E. Blerly and daughter. Barbara Ann Mis* Kathryn Schmitt, of Chicago. visited here over the weekend Mr and Mr* Mor is Btnsrey have returned home from a tgotor trip through file eastern state* Mr and Mrs. Bill Gas* are attend ing to business in Chicago. Mrs Les Huser and ron. Mike, of near Angola, are visiting with Mr I and Mrs. Floyd Death.

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Announcement* have been received here of the blrt'i of a non to Mr. and Mrs Stanley D. Clark, of College Station. Tex . on September 13 He weighed 7 pound*. 13 autn e* i and ha* been named Thoma* Bate man The Clarks formerly resided in De<atiir while Mr. Clark was employed at the Central Soya Co Mr. an<l Mrs Ivan Shirk. Bort i land, route 6. are the parents of i i baby girl, born at I 57 a in. today at the Adams county memorial hospi tai She weighed 7 pounds and ha* not been named A baby boy was born to Mr and Mr*. George Coy. 410 Line street, this morning at s io o'clock at the lo< al hoHpttal He weighed 7 pounds. Mr* Coy is the fotnier Viola Kaehr.

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Mr and Mrs. Paul G Hendricks, of .Madison, are the parents of a baby girl, weighing 7 pounds, I*4 ounces. She has been named Karen Marie John Robert is the name of the baby boy. born to Mr. and Mrs 1 Cyril R Becker. 1127 Master drive. *at 12:2x pin. today at the local hospital He weighed 7 pounds, I'l ounces

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Admitted: Mr*. Thelma Stauffer. r 22* North Sixth street; Dore An spaugh. Geneva, route 2. Dismissed: John Gilliom, I.inn Grove; Kathryn Ann Gilpen. Pott land, route 4. Rev. Krehbiel Heads County Ministers Heme. Sept. 21 The Rev Olin \ .1 Krehbiel, pastor of the First Men , nonite church. was elected presi- - dent of the Adam* county minister • al association at a meeting in i Berne Monday Bev Krehbiel sue reeds the Rev Carey Moser of De I t atur 'I he Itev I. D I.<wk wood, i pastor of the Berne Nuzarene ihurch was named v ice-president, ami the |{ev. Oscar Eicher, pastor of the West Missionary church. is ! secretary-treasurer. The program t commit ee consists of the Rev* Dwight M.Curdy. C C. Conn and E. E. Isenbower. all of Decatur. Some Storm Damage Done In Berne Area Berne, Sept 21 \ late Septem her heat wave which ha* blanketed tlrts area for several days sent the mercury to 91 degrees here Sun 1 day Thunder showers late Sunday and early Monday bi ought rain fall here total.ng 57 of an inch by noon Monday The Sunday electrical storm did some damage in this areas, blowing down trees, and , lightning destroyed a transformer near the West Missionary church. Monroe Organization Will Meet Thursday Berne, Sept 21 - The Monroe ! and community organization will hold i a first meeting of the present school season Thursday evening at the Monroe school building. The theme of the meeting will lie ■safety.'* Man Fined Here For Public Intoxication I Mei rill Yaney. of San Diego. Cal was fined |5 and costs in justice of the peace court this morning on i charge of public intoxii atlon He was arrested at 9:55 pm. Monday by city police on l.ilie'ty Way Venue Murder Trial Os Elkhart Youths Elkhart. Ind. Sept. 21 — (VPi Trial of three Elkhart youth, accused of slaying an Elkhart carpen ter has been venued to the St. Joseph circuit court at South Bend an attorney said todae. Attorney Anthony Dedario said he. filed the change ot venue notion to transfer the trial from Elkhart circuit court here. The youths. James W. Gohele.' Robert Neely and William A Wilk ! ing, were charged with slaying Orin' Julian here last March. Texas State College for Women claims to tie the largest residential women's college in the country.

Lemay Commands Bomber Air Force Seen As Go-Slow Warning To Russia Washington. Sept. 21 tl'P) The promotion of Lt Gen Curtis E. Lemay to head the nation's strategic air forces was seen today as a veiled go-slow warning to Russia. The tough. Taciturn. 41-year-old airman is well known to the RusMans as the guiding hand liehind the fabulous airlift which for the past three months his supplied Berlin with food and fuel despite the Soviet blockade. A r force sources suggested that Lemay's promotion to command the ('. S. fleet of 3110-odd superforts might serve as a "caution sign" to Soviet leaders familar with his ac i omplishments in war and in peace The Ohio-born general was named late yesterday to succeed Gen George ('. Kenney as commander of the strategic air command Kenney. who Is will become head <>t the a r univesity at Maxwell air force lia.se. Ala., where he can give the benefit of his experience to younger officers la-may's successor as commander of I'. S forces in Europe will be Lt Gen John K Cannon who has been head of the air training command The air forie said the transfers will be made over the next several weeks. One of the top combat commanders of tlie war. Lemay steps into a job in which he will have charge of B 2!»'s and other heavy planes If this country were suddenly at:acked. his would be the lesponsllulity of retaliating with bombs. Australia will sell Japan 125.600,000 worth of goods In 1948-49, two-thirds of the export to be wool GOV. DEWEY tCont From Page Onel launched his western canipai-ti swing yesterday He tod train side audiences at Rock Island. 111. and Davenport, 'a., and a huge crowd at Deg Moines that a united America und'-r his leadership would restore the peace of the world. The Rock Island and Daven port stops were intended to lullster the election chance of GOP lenati- candidates in those states. ,-4-ns C Wayland Brooks of Illinois and George Wilon of lowa Republicans now hold u slim iiargin of 51 to 4." i in the senate md are determined that they ■ha'l not Ipse it Cidorado is one of the few states where the Republicans fig tire they have a chum e to pick 'ip a seat now held by a Democrat Sen Edwin C. Johnson. To help William F Nicholson, the GOP senate nominee, Dewey icheduled an intensive barn itorming campaign on his way to Denver He planned r>-at plat form speeches at several < ities In his speeches yesterday. Dewey got his bigge t audience response when he promised that beginning inauguration day ■there will begin in Washington he biggest unravelling, unsnar - ing. untangling operation in our nation's history Not once did he mention Presilent Truman And he said he would not contend that all our liffii-ulties today have been brought about by the present nat ional administration'' "Some of these unhappy condl tjons are the result of <ln mu stances beyond the control of any government." he said. But he added "Anv fait minded person would agree that others (problems i are merely the result ot the admin is'ration s lai k ot Judgment, or >f faith in our peop e. (>nlv part are deliberately caused for po litical nurpose " PRESIDENT (Cons !*’i -tn Gnel frosty mountain air early today for the Gli-iiwihml Springs appear a nee. The president's major speech today will lie at the huge tallernacle in Sa t Lake City at X p m

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After leavji:- Denver. Mr Truman! made foui speeches.before retiring for the evening at Salida. Colo.; win re he spoke to a < heering crowd gathered neat the railroad station He said voting in November was a matter of "real patriotism " At Canon city, the president coughed occasionally be< ause of a slightly irritated throat while bear ing down on the ' mtn Republiian do nothing congress." Mr. Truman traveled across Colorado in the company of Democrat!! , candidates who changed from time to time as the train moved through congressional districts SAYS ESPIONAGE (Cunt. From P-.-<■ non McDowell said Weinberg "freeh answered all questions propounded by the committee "The examination into this phase of espionage conspirtu y will con tlnue and Dr Weinberg will re main under subpena." Mi Dowell said The committee also heard Mr and Mrs Daul Massing of New York and Bucks county. Ba M< Dowell said both were "completely, cooperative" He described the Massing* as German refugees He said Dr Massing Is now a sociologist at ' Rutgers I niversity Weinberg told newsmen after the sei ret session he got the "impres don that it was a routine inquiry He said he answered all questions i i-iked him by members of the un - American activities subcommittee Investigutors said is- • sue their report on the spy heat mgs within a few days if they de ride to call off the open hearing* Tlie house unAnieri an activities hold open hearings in lhe near fut in- A sllbcomilllltee has been mak committee had been planning to mg a highly sei ret preHininary in vestigation for some time and this will continue in any event. Rep. John McDowell. R, Ba.' •aid lhe legislators are afraid open

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1 hi-arinrs might result in an un- : witling disclosure of information I that should lie kept secret, lie stressed that the committee does not want to break any security rec illations He said the question of open hearing* probably will de< idi-d al a full committee session tnmorioA Meanwhile, tin- subcommittee continued it* invest! ration. Tlie legislators called three or four”, witnesses, including Joesph Wein

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