Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 167, Decatur, Adams County, 18 July 1949 — Page 3

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K en LEHMAN TO Kn AUGUST 21 ■ an<l Mr ” Myron L, ‘ hman th*' approaching marriage Kd».|ghier, Colleen. to Will-Km-II H<»n of Mr. and Mrs K HowellK.dding wi" 'a*® P lacc ■ JI. ■ METHODIST &S MEETS ■ Methodint W.3.C.8. at the home of Mrs. ■ Kahnert. The president. Riistin Merriman, presided. Kiting opened with the hymn K a Story to Tell to the Na- ■ followed by devotions by Rd»ar<l Triiker. The lesson K e Inited Nations.” was ■ IIV Mrs. Floyd Meyer, and ■,. from the World Outlook) Kj. wed by Mrs. Merriman K,.rt business meeting was with prayer by Mrs. Claude | I. after which delicious re- 1 enn were served to the jembers. —• I ■ Mt. Pleasant Bible class M at the home of Mr. and verett Singleton Friday eveit eight o'clock. Members |UMted to bring their Bible. Indies Aid society of Union will have an all day meetthe church Thursday to sew lilt A pot-luck dinner will red. and all ladies of the are Invited. eeting of the St. Ambrose club will he held at seven o’clock Thursday evening at ne of Mrs Leonard SchwallD.Y.B. class of the Trinity .Ileal Inited Brethren will have its meeting Thursening at seven thirty o'clock church. Hostesses will be to Case, Mrs. Carl Flwher. uk Schnepp and Mrs. 1 a ura t. f< i lambda chapter of Beta Phi sorority will have a Wednesday evening at six o'clock at Ix*hman park in Members are asked to bring k-rvlce and articles for the auction The committee will I the food. I Bethany circle of the Zion Btlical and Reformed church ■ot meet for the picnic as ■h planned, but will have Brt business meeting after ■>*!><• Bible class picnic.

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Society Items for days publication must be phoned In by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phone 1000-1001 Betty Terveer Monday St. Catherine discussion club, Irene Heiman. 7 30 p.m. Corlnthinn class of First Christian church, church basement, iC:3O p.m. Nuttman Avenue V. B Harvest|er meeting, Thornton home, 7:30 p.m. ' Adams t-ounty chorus, Monroe | ‘ high school, 8 p m. Pythian Needle club picnic, Mrs ■Ruth Hollingsworth Haffner, 5:45 p.m. e Tuesday Community Recreation night, Monmouth high school gym. 7:30 p.m. Root township home economics club, Mrs. Gerald Grandstaff, 1:30 p.m. Eta Tati Sigma sorority, Mrs. Donald Stump, 8 p.m, V. F. W. Auxiliary, hall. 8 p. m. C. L. of C. pot-luck supper. C. L. of C. hall. 6:30 p.m. Kurn Join Us class of Bethany ■ Evangelical U. B. church, Hanna Nuttman park. 6 p.m. Happy Homemakers home economics club, Mrs. Charles Workinger, 8 p. m. Loyal Daughters class of Bethany Evangelical U. B. church, Hanna Nuttman park. 6 p. m. Sunny Circle Homo Economics club ot Preble, Hanna Nuttman park. 7 p.m. Kirkland ladies club, high school. Decatur Garden club. Mrs. Forrest Elzey. 2 p.m. Wednesday Beta Sigma Phi, park. Berne, 6:30 pm. I’nlon Township Woman's duh. Mrs. Murray Marbach. 1:30 p.m. Business and Professional Women. Mrs. George Rentz, Celina, O, 6:30 p. m. Pleasant Mills Methodist WS C. 8., Mrs. Dave Sovine, 7:30 p.m Jolly Housewife home economics club of St. Mary's township. 12 noon. Happy Hustlers 4-H club, Wash-’ fngton township community center. 10 a. m. Decatur Home Economics club. Decatur high school. 2 p.m. The St. Catherine discussion <luh will meet tonight at seven thirty o'clock at the home of Irene Helman. The Phoebe Bible class of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will have a picnic at the home of Mrs. George Thomas Thursday evening at six o'clock. The meat, rolls and coffee will be furnished Members are asked to bring their own table service. The Adams County Nurses association will meet at the home of Miss Margaret Eiting Thursday evening at seven thirty o'clock. All nurses of the county are Invited to attend and are asked to call Miss Mary Jo Krick, Mrs. Robert Monnier or Miss Eiting.

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Thursday D Y B, class of Trinity Evangelical (’, B. church, church 7:30 p.m. Ladies Aid society of Union Chapel, church, all day. . St. Ambrose study club, Mrs. Leonard Schwaller, 7:30 p.m. I Phoebe Bible class of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, Mrs George Thomas. 6 p.m. Ladies Missionary society oC Church ot God, Mrs. Clarence . Strickler, 7:30 p.m. Adams County Nurses assoda- • tion, Miss Margaret Eiting, 7:30 . p.m. Friendship Village home econom- • bs dub, Lehman park, Berne, 1:30 • I p.m. Friday 1 Mt. Pleasant Bible class, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Singleton, 8 p.m. Builders class ice cream social. 1 Stitzer home, Homestead 9. — | Mrs. Clarence Strickler will be , hostess to the Indies Missionary society of the Church of God , Thursday evening at seven thirty , o'clock. , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaub, of| J Cleveland, Ohio, arrived Sunday for a lo days' visit with relatives an friends. Mrs Carey R. Moser, of Roanoke.) Va., formerly ot Decatur, visited here over the weekend with Mr. ; and Mrs. Norman Kruse and other friends. i Willis Mosser of Geneva is reported improving following an operation for appendicitis at Kendallville hospital. He was stricken . while vacationing at a nearby lake, Miss Margene Bauer is visiting with relatives and friends in Owen Sound, Canada, this week. Norval I). Fuhrman, county treasurer, and his wife and children are spending their week's vacation In Tennessee visiting relatives. They will return July 25. Cloyd Rucker, of Dallas, Texas, arrived here Saturday evening to I join Mrs. Rucker and son and daughter. Thtey will return home by plane the latter part of the I week. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at South Whitley for Col. Ed Bowers, livestock auctioneer, well known through this territory. He was 79 years old. Surviving are the widow, a daughter and two sons. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alwein and daughters Alice and Ann, of Gibson City, lll.,»arrived here Saturday evening. Accompanied by Mrs. Grace Alweln and Mrs. Ruth Townsend. they left Sunday morning on a motor trip to Rye Beach on iake Erie, where they will enjoy a two weeks' summer outing. Daniel Joel Nestle. 10, hoy evangelist of Battle Creek. Mich., who has thrilled crowds in various parts of this country and Canada, visited here Saturday afternoon as the ruest of the Rev and Mrs. James R. Meadows. He was accompanied here by his father, George Nestle. Accompanied by Rev. Meadows, thev went to Bluffton. Huntington and Hartford City at each of which places the boy had charge of evangelistic services and spoke to large

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j crowds. Several cars of people I from Decatur attended the Hun- | tlngton meeting. i Mr. and Mrs. William R- op of Napoleon, O„ are the parents of i a baby girl, born Sunday morning at 7:02 o'clock. She weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces. Mrs. Frank Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Roop of tills city are grandparents of the baby. Mr and Mrs. Harold Baker are i* the parents of a baby girl, born at , 12:<>6 a.m. Sunday al the Adam* county memorial hospi'al. She weighed 5 pounds. , A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Fuelling at 12:23 | o'clock Saturday afternoon at the local hospital. She weighed 7 pounds.. WoSPJTAL V n Iflctu Admitted: James M. Adams, Ohio City. O ; Mrs. Edna Chronister, Willshire, <).; Vidal Villa-: gomtz. Berne, route 2; Sam Rein- , hart, route 2. , Dismissed: Ruban Scliug; Mrs. Vann Linker and son. Ossna. Meet Tuesday To Name Whitney's Successor I Cleveland. July 18—(UP)— Officials of the Brotherhood of Rail- , road Trainmen announced today ' that the union will hold a special board meeting tomorrow morning to decide upon a successor to the late A. F. Whitney, who was buried today. Leading contenders for Whitney's position as head of 214.0<m ■ trainmen from coast to coast are D. A. Mackenzie, temporary head of the union and formerly Whit,i ney’s assistant, and W. I’. Kennedy, general secretary and treasurer of the Brotherhood. During World. War 11, U. 8. Marine Corps pilots destroyed more than 2,500 Japanese aircraft in the air and on the ground and sank 918 ships. Including 28 warships. 'i

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Investigate Crash Os Private Plane Body Os Pilot Is Not Yet Recovered Chicago, July 18.-MUP)— CAA inspectors today investigated the craslpof a two-rcater plane piloted by Wilbur F Moore, 53, which went down off a Willmette, (111.) beach while Moore wax stunting before a crowd of 7.0<t0 bathers. A witni told police of the North Shore suburb that Moore was flying "very low" and making “sharp turns with his wings almost touching the water." Moore, a plumbing contractor, lost his flying privileges for nine months last year when the CAA found him guilty of "flying low over crowds.” The Wilmette coast guard said his body had not been recovered. Another plane accident yesterday killed James Kosaak, 29. a former air force pilot, and his passenger. Edward Figura, 24. The two crash«<l when xtheir plane struck a tree ovt r a crowded picnic ground at nearby Dundee. 111., and plum meted to the ground. Indianapolis Child Is Killed By Auto Kokomo, Ind , July 18—(UP)— Charlotte Gaddis, 7. dlr d in James Whitcomb Riley hospital in Indianapolis today of injuries suf-fer«-d when she ran into an automobile while crossing a street*here yesterday. Charlotte ran Into a car driven by Mrs. Cleda M. Richardson of Kokomo, police said. Penal Farm Inmate Commits Suicide Indianapolis, July 18—(UP) — Governor Schrlcker’s office disclosed today that a prisoner in the Indiana state penal farm shot himself to death two days ago. The governor's secretary. Arthur Campbell, called a press conference to announce the fatal shooting of a man he identified as Peter Leo Sus. 37. East Chicago. Campbell said Sus. who was employed in the farm butcher shop abattoir, picked up a gun used to kill cattle and shot himself in the mouth between 3 and I p.m. Saturday.

Eight French Air Force Men Killed Cairo. Egypt. July 18. —(VP)— Farouk Airport officers said today eight French air force men were killed In the crash of a French Dakota transport Saturday afternoon. The plane crashed in the desert ■ 175 miles west of Alexandria on a flight from Fladem, Cyrenaica, to Nicosia, Cyprus. I I — If Public Relations Director Missing Atom Energy Man Is Sought By Police Los Alamos, N, M-. July 18 (UP) Public relations director 11. Tracy Snelling of the Los Alamos atomle energy Installation was ieported missing und> r mysterious circumstances today. Los Alamos police reported that he disappeared last Wednesday and . that a statewide search had been ! started for him. Snelling dropped out of sight after lie was last seen Santa Fe. State police and authorities in SanI ta Fe and Alubuquerque were alerti ed to watch for him. High-ranking officials of the atoinic energy commission here sal-1 ' they were "concerned” over Snelling's disappearance. Sgt. Ihsin Wilson of the Ix>s Allmos police department said New Mexico authorities had been asked 1 to make a "routine missing persons < heck" for him. It was reported that on Wednesday. Snelling asked Carroll Tyler, chief of the atomic energy commission. for his annual leave. He apparently intended to take a vacation trip with bis wife. However, she reported on Friday that sne had not seem him for two days. Wilson said authorities believed I that the missing official was some- j | where in N< w Mexico. Moose Family Picnic Is Held Here Sunday Almost 2.500 persons attended a , picnic at Sun Set Park Sunday for , i the families of members of the 1.0/al Order of Moose More than 900 hundred adults registered for the door prize awarded at the end of j the six-hour affair. A truck load of | Ice cream was passed out to the hungry children and adults, while pop and other treats were furnished In like quantities. The picnic meal at noon and the day's refreshments were free to members and their families. HOUSE PLUNGES «C<>iit. From Page up to a lo y» ar peiiod jest preced Ing the current year. The period would move forward each year Basic crops, such as wheat and cotton would be supported at 100 percent of this price. Present sup ports for these ar.- 90 percent of the old purity. 3. Repeal the GOP-sponsored Aiken law scheduled to go I*' effect Jan. I. This law fixes a sliding s< ale for parity price supports The level could fall on the basic crops as low as 60 percent of parity depending upon how much of a crop is produced. The opposi ion |>ropo al sponsored by Gore is simpler. It would extend the present firm suppot* , program for one year, and postpone the effective date of the j Aiken law to Jan 1. 1951. Opponents say the Brannan plan Ils unworkable and would cost untold amounts of money. They I claim that to make it work. Brae- ' nan would have to have dictatorial tiower over fanners. Many of the big farm organiza- , tion*. im luding the National Grange, are against Brannan's plan. Pace argues, though, that the , government should have some fresh weapon to keep farmers out of a depression lieyond the ones It now has. These include controls i over production, purchases and! loans.

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HIGH DEATH TOLL (Cont. From Page One) a broken neck and fractured skull. ■ Waveland. July 18 tl'Pt Elizabeth Frisz, 14. Waveland, was killed Sunday when the car whi. 'i her father, Fabien Frisz. was driving went out of control, skidded into a ditch and then smashed into anottier automobile Frisz. manager of the Shades before it becam-- a state park, and three other pt rsons were injured. Loi-ansport. July IS (UP) Police said today a motorcycleautomobile accident near Galveston yesterday was responsible for the death of Jesse Claybaugh, Jr.. 39. Knox. (’laybaugh’s motorcycle wa s thrown L3n feet and burst In’o flames after it collided with a car driven by Arthur Winninger. 42. I Lincoln. Ind. Miss Mary Diamond. ' Winamac, who was riding with Claybaugh was injured critically. Bluffton. July 18 tl'P) Clarence Scott. 80. Pennville, was killed Sunday when the ear he was driving rammed a car driven by i John B. Plumber. Portland, on Ind L 19 miles south of Bluffton. — 9' Fort Wayne, July 18 (UP) A slx-year old ls»y. Ronnie McComb, was killed Saturday when he turned his bicycle into the path of a I car driven by Earl O. Stader. New i Haven. The hoy was killed on I'. S. '37. thne miles west of Fort Wayne. Indiamiptdis. July is tl'P) Mrs Lenora Dickinson. IndianapolI is. died of a heart attack only a Chrome Breasfaxt net. Living Room suite. Bed room suite and all other furniture tonight 6:30 public sale. 711 Dierkes street.. It

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