Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 178, Decatur, Adams County, 30 July 1949 — Page 3

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j@«T| ■L Brunton Is Wed To Harold Keller In Mlary’s Catholic Church This Morning ■ of the loveliest of summer weddings, performed at nine ■',' H , morning in the St Mary'a Catholic church, Miss Margaret Py u!1 f ( , n . only daughter of Mr and Mrs. John II Brunton, of lo» P%h.-, l nith street, became the bride of Harold James K« Iler, young\|r ;I nd -Mrs. Ed Keller. 1116 West Monroe street.

W double ring rite ,v the Very Rev. Mxgr ■/ in a setting of white ■L and pal- yellow majestic |B ' 'rii.- aisle was carpi ted Ew M sslonal "Bells SymHenty Purcue and re t K-yal Banner." by EvWir'.,mb. were played by K I,eitz. The nuptial mass K-n'i. ami St. Joan of Arc „ r were played Icy Sr c» Sanctlsslma" was K,., men » c hoir at the H ei .m I at communion. "Pan ■ -H,,is" was played. While played "(tn This Day H t u'i:a! Mother" the bride H| ‘ loiHiuet of white flowers. Hg.th yellow ribbon, at the t:,.- Itl.-sed Virgin s statm-. K- in marriage by her father. was lovely in a gown of 1 ■ niarqulsette and chantilly |B Th*- t own featured a wide „f chantilly lace compllthe very fitted bodice. K.. ; sleeves. The full skirl ners of lace Whic h tapered to form the long train K„ of c hantilly lace, trimmed K...1 pearls, held In place the K,,, length veil of white 11 ■ Iler only jewelry was a ■ strand of pearls, a gift of oid she carried a round of Majestic daisies fall* Ko a single cascade. White Kj maline edged the entire ■ attendants. Miss Pat Kjit as mald-of honor. Miss ■ Keller bridesmaid. and Pat Mpn Brunton, niece of the ■ flower girl, were In gowns of ■ yellow organdy, made with ■ |,odi.es of eye let, 4>eter pan H* and cap sleeves. The full ■ set.- made with apron es■of yellow eyelet in the ■ Both the mald-of honor H.rid.'mald c arried baskets of H Berbers daisies, and the Hr girl < arried a small basket Hides All wore long yellow Hmitts and circlets of daisies hair. Home K' ller served the groom Hst man. and Jac k Bhinton Hoe W-ber ushered. The men H< bridal party wore boutenHs of white asters. , ■- Brunton chose a navy blue Kli lace dress for her datigh- ■ wedding, with a corsage of ■ m«es The groom's mother B a gray Itcmlcerg print with, B green accessories and a cor- ■ of red roses. Birtyfive guests attended the ■Oh! How Clever Ir ,0 ■k Hi I . hg suts ■ffl Pfß ,z 20 I /H g A eFi r V A II y 4 Kh r ill 111 W II a*° B *»y day sewing tor everyday •fitg' This smart dress is < lev ’ Signed — just ONE main ’•nt part. And It heeds no though It fits beautifully! wwn >104: It. 14, 16. ir 28; **. 34. 34. u. <«. 42. Site 16. M* 35-In.; % yd. contrast. **t TWBNTY-FIVE cents In E| for this pattern to Decatur Uy Democrat, Pattern Depart »*• p 0. Boa 4744, Chicago SO. Mat plainly Tour Name. Ad * Zona. giM, Style Number. A NEW Marian Martin *«• Booh to ready! On Ha r ** «r» the most beautiful sum- * «ylea. designed to sew easily. ■»ks your fashion dollars go than ever! Pius • FREE “•» printed tn the book. • *• beach robe made of towels. M fifteen cents more for thia * M Sammer 1»4» faahtou!

wedding breakfast at the Elks home immediately following the ceremony. The reception for approximately two hundred guests was held from one to three o'clock. A three tier cake, topped with an arrangement of yellow roses and surrounded by lemon leaves and yellow roses featured the table decorations which also included I tall white tapers. Baskets of 1 daisies were used on the recep-1 tlon table, and large baskets of white gladiolus were placed on either side of the fire place. Mrs j John llolthouse, Jr, Miss Rose- ' mary Spangler and the Misses j Jane and Ethel Kieinhenz assisted in serving. Among the out-of-town guests attending were- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ) Kent, Mr. and Mrs William Derh hs. Miss Maureen O’Hart, Miss Mary Louise Vanderweil, Mrs William Beeman, all of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. William Engdabl of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hart. J Cleveland; Miss Carolyn Young,' Santa Ana, Calif.; Mrs. Margaret Lose and son, Richard, Milwaukee. For their wedding trip to north \ ern Wisconsin. Mrs. Keller changed to a shadow print of brown and j white sheer, complimented with; a natural straw purse and hat,! which was trimmed with blue cornflower. Her corsage was of gardenias. After August 7. the young con* pie Will reside at 310 Winchester street. Both Mr. and Mrs. Keller graduated from Decatur Catholic high school. The bride also graduated from St Francis liospital school of nursing. Evanston. 111. Since graduation she has done* nursing in California, at the veterans hospital in Minneapolis and privateduty nursing in Milwaukee. The groom entered service In March, 1913. flying with the eighth air force in Europe. He was the rec ipient of three air medals with thn*e oak leaf clusters and the distinguished flying cross. He was discharged in October. 1915, and presently is employed at the General Electric Co. LINDA BULTEMEIER TO WED ON AUGUST 6 Mr and Mrs. Herman Billtemeier cf route 1, have macle known the approaching marriage of their daughter, l.inda. to Richard L Striker, son of Mr and Mrs. Clyde Striker of Geneva, route 2. The vows will be read August 6 at sev- ‘ en o'clock In the Zion Lutheran church. Decatur, the Rev. K. T. 1 Schmidtkc- officiating. The bride-elect is an employe- of the General Electric Co. Mr. Striker served three years in the- army and is now engaged in farming. - I The Magley laulies Aid society will meet In the church basement Thursday.

®JOSRITAL •— - -- ■■ 111 J Admitted: Pryor Gilbert. DixmlHHed: Mra. Homer Winteregg. Monroe: Mra. Lowell Noll and twin lu>ys, Decatur; Mrs. Will lam R Walters and baby girl. Mercer avenue; Mrs. f'hristena Kline, Ohio City, O.; Miss Janice Beer. Rockford. O.; Mrs. Frank Chronister. Willshire. ().; Mrs. Jennie Keifer. Eighth street Refrigerator Is Damaged By Fire A refrigerator belonging to Murve! S. Andrews, 1121 West Adams street, caught on fire this morning, and smoked up the kitchen. The fire department, directed by chief Cedric Fisher, extinguished the blaze during a pouring rain. The refrigerator «as not taken outside, the chief said. Dick Sutton Is On Plainclothes Force Dick Sutton, formerly of this city, and a brother of Jesse Sutton, has Iwen appointed a plainclothes detective to work out of the Indianapolis office of the Indiana state police. ! Mr. Sutton has been a uniformed off her for several years and for the last two years has been assigned to the Indianapolis post. His mother. Mrs J C. Sutton, also re sides In l>ecatur. Brings In Notice Os Proposed Tax Levy Charles Burdg. I’nion township I trustee was the first of the 12 trustees to bring bls notice of tax levies to this office for legal pub Ikxtion I’nder the law. all town-1

Society Items for days publication must be phoned In by 11 a.m. (Saturday »:M a.m.) Phone 1000-1001 Betty Terveer Friday Pocahontas lodge. Red Men hall,. 8 p. m. Saturday t'hion Chapel Ladies Aid bake sale, Stults grocery, 9 a. m. Sunday Meyers family reunion, Trier's par, Fort Wayne. Indiana Pythian Sunshine girls convention, postponed. Queen of Rosary study club, Hanna Nuttman park, 12 noon. Monday Adams County Home Economics club chorus, Monroe high school, 7:30 p. m. Our Lady of Victory study club, Mrs. Herman Miller, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday C. L. of C. business, C. L. of C.' hall. 7:30 p. rn. Wednesday W. S. W. S. and Girls guild of I'nion chapel, church basement, 6:30 p. m. Thursday Monroe Methodist W. S. C. S. church annex. 7:30 p. tn. Magley Ladles Aid society, < hur< h basement. Pleasant Dale Women's work, church basement, all day. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwight Peterson and daughter Sally of Indianapolis and Mrs. Charles Keller and son Hale anil daughter Karen of Fort Wayne are visiting Mrs. J. S. Peterson of this city over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and daughter will leave Sunday for a vacation in northern Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leitz. and son. Jerry, and Mrs. Charles Parks left this morning for Kankakee, 111., where they will spend Ihe weekend. Mr. and Mrs. A. P Boardman returned home from Chicago last night where they visited the past week. The board of directors of the Bluffton street fair voted 11 to 4 that the show must go on. However, the Sterling Castings company of that city has issued a signid statement asking that the decision be reconsidered, pointing out that children of two men cmployed by Sterling now have polio. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B Ward of Fort Wayne visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Klepper at their home on Mercer avenue last evening. Mr. Ward Is editor of the Fort Wavne News-Sentinel. ship notices of tax levies must be published between August and August 12. The proposed levy for I'nion township for 19’>o is $1 61. The amount of money to lie raised Is 223.288. compared to fS&.Oktt collected this year. • — i - i ' w • Cv J HQB /■ TH! ISLE DE FRANCE couldn't very well tie up at New York on first trip since before the war without a bit of missionary work, so here's New York model Virginia Vonna to prove how graceful a hull can look encased In a Frenchstyle swim suit (International) What shall I render unto the !x»rd for all His benefits unto me. Psalm 11612. The first world's championship yachting race w-as sailed Aug 22. 1851, around the Isle of Wight and was wen by the New 1 ork 1 acht Club's entry, the America. 9

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* w j I AI I ® s’-I 1 HHHHPJ lUI. H edL. NINE FINALISTS tor title of “Miss Washington” find relief from capital heat in cooling blasts of a big airliner at National airjmrt. From left: Betsy Gregg, Terry Epperson. Patricia Everly. Diane Jacobs, Beverly Richardson, Betty Morevnol-ls, Betty Bowers, Jam-t Cassel, Mary Jane Mayes. (International)

To Attend National Guard Training Camp Five Decatur Youths To Two-Weeks Camp Five Decatur boys who are members <>r the Indiana national guard will leave at midnight tonight for a 1-5 day training camp at Camp Atterbury. One boy, Pvt. Jack Harker of the medical corps, left with the advanced detail Tuesday night Pvt. Harker and the others in the detail will get the barracks' ready for the 5.000 other guardsmen from Indiana who will arrive at the camp at 6 o'clock Sunday morning. Others going to camp this year are, from Company M. Cpl. Dick Heller. Pvt. Melvin Mcßarnes, and Ret. Curl Beehler; from service company. Cpl. Stanley Mcßride A truck convoy will leave the national guard armory in Fort Wayne at midnight, traveling 30 miles an hour to Indianapolis and then to Camp Atterbury. Other units from northern Indiana will join the Fort Wayne units along th»* way. The first three days at camp will be spent In orientation and close order drill. Then four days will be spent on the firing ranges All m< n will fire their own special weapons, including the Ml rifle carbine, and pistol during the first two days. The remaining time on the range the boys from company M will fire their heavy weapons; the 3o calibre heavy and light ma chine guns, the M millmeter mor tar, the bazooka, and the 75 mill) meter recoilless rifle The new recoilless rifle, which gives the heavy weapons company the firing power of a battery of artillery, was developed during the last days of the war. This will be the first time that the Indiana units have fired it. The second week of training will The second week of training will be spent in the field this year. Night field problems will consume a great part of the program, with special training In creeping and crawling, squad maneuvers, and company problems. All units will return early August 14 to the- armory where the mem bers will unload the trucks and clean their weapons before they return to their homes. Many of the men In the Fort Wayne companies are from the surrounding counties. Bluffton also will send a company to camp this year Their unit, an antiaircraft company, was just formed this year. • Boy Is Uninjured When Hit By Auto David Reed. 7. son of Mr. anil Mrs Ralph W. Reed. 329 N. 9th street, was hit by an automobile Friday evening, but was not Injured. it was learned today. Dale Eugene Sapp. 21. of Decatur. was the driver of the car which struck the Reed boy. Sapp reported Ur the police that he had just stopped for Nutunan avenue on 9Ui street, and crossed the pedestrian aoM. when the young boy ran from between parked cars into his path. The accident took place at 5:55 o'clock Friday, and was investigated by the city police. There were two witnesses to the accident, neighbors of the Reed boy. Methods of heating bee hives electrically are being tested by fed eral agricultural department technicians in an effort to prevent bee losses during the winter.

from drying out. The name of a new drug announced by the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Is ethyldiinethylbenzlyammonlumcliloride,” which contains, if anyone <area, 52 letters. The native habitat of the canary bird Is the islands of Canary. Cape Verdi- and Madeira.

WALT’S ROOT BEER STAND North on 27 city limits Frosted Murk of Rtwit Beer Drop in and Cool Off with a Cool Drink Red Hots l"«' RimH Beer Floats I®C Root Beer - <|tRoot Beer lial- sl, <' ON ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR Special Prices / ■/ Broken Ix>ts j fl Broken Sizes g • Large Selection To Choose From • MEN'S • WOMENS • CHILDREN'S HIGH HEELS WEDGIE TYPES CUBAN HEELS FANCY STRAPS—TIES AND SANDAL PATTERNS Crepe Soles - Leather Soles KAYE’S SHOE X-RAY FITTED STORE Shoes For The Entire Ramil) i

Annual Congregation Meeting On Sunday The annual congregational meeting for business and the election of officers will be held at the Trinity Ev.tnrelhal lulled Brethren church Sunday morning at 9 30 o 'dock. The Sunday school officers t and a church trustee are to be {elected at this meeting. All mem- | bers of the church are urged to Impresent for this important bust ness.

Dr, J. E. Morris Office wilt be closed July 25 to Aug. 8 J COLD I FUR STORAGE S STILL TAKING IN ■ FUR COATS |l J Choni- 359 Card & Gift Shop Cards for all occasslon*. In plastic or paper. GIFTS Hand made aprons. Fancy towel and Wash cloths. Handkerchiefs—box or single. BOOKS & NOVELTIES Now is the time to order those name imprinted Christmas cards. Your patronage will be appreciated. Mrs. Maud Merriman 224 8. 4th St. Phone 902

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