Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 82, Decatur, Adams County, 7 April 1949 — Page 6

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**0l» VOV* * oMICt V§lCv f x Tt N>t°” Peppy Peppers The Peppy Peppers held their first meeting April 1 at the Election school. The meeting was opened by repeating the flag pledges and singing the 4-H song. The election of officers then took place. Those elected were: president Phylis Aschliman; vice-president, Glory Ann Lautzenheiser; secretary, Ardena Hirschy; game leaders, Eloise Smith and Ann Kaehr; treasurer. Virginia Neuenschwander; song leader, Jo Ann Baumgartner; health officer, Evelyn Kipfer; news reporter, Pauline Seesenguth. A short business meeting was held and then games were played. Delicious refreshments were serv-' ed by the adult leaders, Mrs. Alon-! zo Smith and Mrs. Williatrnßertsch, 1

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6. E. Choir To Sing Al Van Werl Friday Give First Concert Os 1949-50 Season The Decatur General Electric 70voice Aeolian choir will appear in a concert at the Lincoln high school in Van Wert, O. Friday evening. The concert, sponsored by the Phi Beta Psi sorority whose national project is to raise funds for cancer research, is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. (EST). This is the choir’s first concert of the season and a large number of Decatur people are planning to attend. The Aeolian choir, composed of employes of the Gen-| eral Electric and members of their 1 immediate families is now in its j seventh consecutive season and has* become an institution in Docatur since its inception in 1942. The Van Wert program will be as follows: O Sing Unto The Lord, Hauler. In Dulce Christiansen. The Lord’s Prayer, Forsgth. Built on a Rock (Neil Thomas—baritone soloist), Christiansen. Easter Alleluia, Kopolyoff. (Aeolian Choir) Ah Nella Calma, (Oh I would linger) From Romeo & Juliete, Gunod. (Helaine Foley—Soprano) On great lone Hills (Finlandia)! Sibelius. When the budding bloom May (Madrigal) Sullivan. Steal Away. Hall. Volga Boatman (Rythm-Antic) Waring. (Aeolian Choir) Prelude in C Minor, Gershwin.! Prelude in E Minor. Gershwin. , The Banjo, Gottchalk.

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Man Arrested For Disorderly Conduct City police Wednesday arrested Ralph Landrum, 605 Nuttman, Decatur, on charges of disorderly conduct. He will appear in mayor's court Friday. IMPLICATE (Cont. From Page One) en crutch nearby, was found Jan. 22 in the barn of her farm near King City. Authorities assumed she had slipped on the ice and been trampled under foot by cattle in the barn. Her death was attributed to natural causes. Then old-fashioned gold certificates turned up in St. Joseph, Mo., and in Stanberry. A St. Joseph banker called in the U. S. secret service. Last week federal agents and local officers closed in on the suspects. At first they claimed they (Evangeline Embler. Eileen Bieberich) Piano Duo Old Woman in the Shoe, Brown. Sourwood Mountain. Scott. (Ail girls choir) Through the years, V. Yeomans. Without a Song, V. Yeomans. (Neil Thomas-Baritone) Buttermilk Skies, H. Carmichael. Sleep Baby Sleep, Bell. Choral Fantasy, Pastornaki.

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