Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 185, Decatur, Adams County, 8 August 1949 — Page 3

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|K R DECATUR MAN FK CALIFORNIA p Dh-111. former resident PK,, ir . and Mrs. Vera May iyi'"'r *- f Mr and • Mr " . ..an of Bluffton, were marriage at the First VHi, . buri b. Hhn Francisc o. f 1 ,9 July 30. |K.,| ,| IS. Diehl Will reside Francisco. observed KHultop home |K birthday anniversaries ■K, rated Sunday with a EEL , held at Hilltop Home. %K H . .ntry home of Mr. and KK y Shroyer. The honored Miss Melissa Maye|Kr ~ ~ rved her fourth birthK)b- Shroyer and Edgar a six thirty o'clock KJTs'i "lter the guests opened lovely gifts. j|K, . njoving the evening were ■K.; Mrs J. Mayciih and Sun<l Melissa. Mr. and Mrs. ■Kr and Mr. Mutchler. AID MEETS IKsday evening li.-i.ild Strickler entertain m.-mbers <>t the laidies Aid |K of the First Christian' |K last Thursday evening. Homer Buhl opened the with a scripture reading. |K|h<- disc iples prayer was reflj in unison. Thirty two calls were reported, and session was closed fllh*- Mizpah benediction. Earl Isenhower gave a very Ksiing history of the poems. m<- live in a house by the |K>( th- road." and "The touch Master' s hand." the social hour the hos-fla-M-ti-d by her mother. Mrs ■■ KotcN. served lovely refresh Hried couples club Kc-S OUTING SUNDAY of the Zion Lutheran Couples club enjoyed an outing at Hamilton lake After attending eight o'services at the church, the motored to the cottage of Mrs Herman Dierkes. Kruekeberg presided at business meeting, held the noon meal. next meeting will lie held Rianna Xuttinan park. Sunday, Kemb-r 11 The committee 1 a|e Mtecj for the welner bake In-1 Kr-. Mr and Mrs. Otto Spiegel. Hand Mrs Herman Lankenau. ■ Mr and Mrs. Robert Nyffler ■Three Little Bows I K L fl * K 41. K* \ ’ r 1/ K ’ , ’fig y > ' ,■ % ’ la ‘ fl tP |TO77 /\ \ \ I you ever see anything so • Sleeve and skirt yokes all * o, «d with braid! Three perky ** »re a perfect finishing note ‘ “«w. smart Little-Girl style! H 77 comes in sixes 2. *• •• >• Site 6 takes 2U yard* £h fabric. ** TWENTY-FIVE cents in •• for thia pattern to Decatur By Democrat, Pattern Depart *• F- O. Bui 6740, Chicago 80. FrtW plainly Tour Name. Ad * 2ona, Sine. Stylo Number 2»’ A NRW Marian Martin Book to ready! Oa Its •* are the moot beautiful sum * "y’us. designed to sew easily. ' uk » your fashion dollars go thou ever! Plan a FREE printed to tike book, a *» »*aeh robe »ade <rf towal« M flftoM eemta warn for this * «C Burner IMB taahioas!

Society Items for dsys publice tlon must b« phoned In by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:JO a.m.) Phone 1000-1001 Betty Terveer Monday Fireman’s auxiliary. Mrs. Joe Mcßride. 7:30 p.m. Music department, Mrs. O. H. Haubold. 7:30 p.m. Flo Kan Sunshine council, K. of P. home. 6:15 p.m. Tuesday Rebekah lodge, Odd Fellows hall, 7:30 p.m. Happy Homemakers club picnic. cancelled. Monroe Better Homes club picnic, cancelled. W.B.W.S. and Girls guild of Union Chapel. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Profit and Pleasure Home Economics club, cancelled. S. E. Bridge club, Mrs. Jack Kline. 8 p.m. Salem W.8.C.8., Mrs. Claude Foreman. 1:30 p.m. Thursday Our of Lourdes study club, Mrs. Raymond Vogelwede, 8 p.m. Methodist W.8.C.8., chup-h basement. 2:30 p.m. Executive committee. Methodist W.8.C.5., church basement, 1:45 p.m. Friendship Village club of Bluecreek township. Kimsey school. 1:30 p.m. Friday Mount Pleasant W.8.C.8. picnic, ■ Hanna-Nuttman park, 6:30 p.m. The Mount Pleasant W.S.C.S. will hold its annual family picnic at Hanna-Nuttman park Friday evening at six thirty o'clock. The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist church will meet at the church Thursday afternoon at two thirty ’ o'clock The executive committee will meet at one forty-five o'clock. Members arc asked to remember that sewing and quilting in pre para Hon for the country fair will i begin at eight o'clock Thursday morning, and a potluck dinner will ! be served at noon. The Fireman's auxiliary will j meet at seven thirty o'clock this

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InHI 2gfl| Mrs. Arthur Thieme — Photo by Anspaugh

‘Dettmet In a candlelight ceremony read Sunday, at seven p.m. in Bethlehem Lutheran church, near' Ossian. Miss Martha Dettmer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dettmer. of Tocsin, became the bride of Arthur Thieme, non of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thieme. Decatur. The Rev. 11. Lelining read the nuptial vows berore an altar decorated with gladioli, greenery, and candelabra. The munlcale was presented by I'red Stoppenhagen. organist, and Miss Bernadine Werllng. vocalist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a wedding gown of Imported marquisette over satin. Styled with a high round neckline. It was trimmed with tiny handmade daisies cut from the marquisette and embroidered at the top of the long tight sleeves. The very full skirt, ending in a long train, had three rows of gathering, each trimmed with the daisies. She wore a satin braided headpiece which held her finger-tip veil of French illusion. Her cascade bouquet was of Margaret Beaton gladioli Her pearl necklace was a gift of the bridegroom. Mrs. Garth ileckley. sister of the bride, attended as matron of honor. She wore an orchid mar-quisette-over taffeta gown styled evening at the homo of Mrs. Joe Mcßride.

Our Ijidy of Igiurdes study cAb will meet at the home of Mrs. Raymond Vogelwede Thursday evening at eight o'clock. Phil Terveer, salesman for Be- | gun Clothing store, and Dick Mies, I both of this city, have returned I from a, 2,500 mile tour of the ' south. The local young men visited iin Ixiuisiana. Mississippi. Tennes- : ree and Kentucky. l-ewis L. Smith and Kenneth Beard of this city flew to Detroit, I Mich., Sunday for a visit with Mr. | Beard s aunt. They returned Sunday night. The Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Bauer and daughter Kathryn, of Fisherville, Ontario, Canada, are guesta in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bauer. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heller left Sunday for a three weeka vacation at Hamilton lake. Mr. and Mra. Noble Reynolda left this morning for a week's visit in northern Michigan and Canada. Mr. Reynolds is a salesman at Kohne'a Drug store here. The Rev. and Mrs. A. C. E. i Glllander and children are visiting i this week lift Warsaw. Mrs Wm. Fouahiy. Mrs. Wilma Roas and Miss Grace Foughty have returned from a trip to Niagara Falla. Toronto, and southern Ontario.

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with a high marquisette neckline. A ruffle of lace formed a collar finishing in an off-the-vlioulder effect forming short sleeves. The very full pickup skirt, worn over a hoop, was caught with orchid roses and accented by rows of lace. She wore matching mitts and her headpiece was of braided marquisette. She carried a colonial bouquet of light pink and wore a pearl bracelet, a gift of the bride. Carol Sue Dettmer. niece of the bride, attended as flower girl in an orchid gown styled Identically to that of the matron of honor. She carried a colonial bouquet of light pink gladioli. She wore a pearl necklace and bracelet, a gift of the bride. Ervin Thieme, brother of the groom, served as best man. Harold Dettmer. brothin* of the bride and Herman Kleinschmidt, brother-in-law of the groom, ushered. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Dettmer chose a grey silk print dress with black accessories and wore a corsage of white asiors. Mrs. Thieme chose a black dress with black accessories and wore a corsage of lavender astors. A reception for approximately one hundred eighty guests followed the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. Serving the guests were Mrs. Jackie Dettmer. Alherta Dettmer. Norma Werllng. and Mrs. Berneda Dettmer. For her wedding trip the bride • hanged to a rose sharksln suit with white accessories, with which she wore a white gladioli corsage from her bridal bouquet. .

Miss Doris Shaffer, Miss Ruby Miller. Mias Ruth Knittie and Miss Rita Wellman returned this week from a motor trip through Ohio. Pennsylvania. New York and Canada. They spent a day at Niagara Falls, and on Hie return trip enjoyed a day at Mackinac Island, Mlh. Mr. and Mrs. James Tuell, of Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kron and daughter, anti Miss Cecilia Bierly. o Albany, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Remy Biqyly. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wait and daughter, of Fort Wayne, were Sunday guests In the Bierly home. Cpl. James Jr. Strickler «as recently advanced to that rating (ilia Bierly. of Albany, were weekschooling in typing and is now a supply clerk at Fort Bragg. N. C. Cpl. Strickler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J C. Strickler. Mr. and Mra. Kenr.ueth Eady and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Coffee have returned from a week's vacation trip to the Sinokie mountains. Washington, D. C., and Cleveland. O. Each year there are at least two eclipses of the sun. which occur when the shadow of the moon falls on the earth. There may be as many as five in a single year.

* ■flr ■ . 4 n.j SUFFERING A WRENCHED RACK, comedian Bob Hope hita studio Boor In fall from a prop horaa during filming of acene with Lactß* Ball, who waa rocking the contraption when ropes gave way and the horaa I “threw" Hope. He waa taken to a Hollywood hospital for two-day , treatment The hone to a barrel with saddle. (lutuaatiaaall

89 Attend Church Service Last Night A total of 89 people of Mexican origin attended the weekly services of the Assembly of God (Mexican) church held Sunday night in the basement of the First Christian church in Decatur. Those attending are residents of Adams and neighboring counties. The entire service was conducted la Spanish and an eight-piece orchestra furnished music. Plans are underway for the construction of a new church for that denomination In Decatur. The attendance Bunday was divided as follows: adults, 39; young people 20; ard children. 30.

I WjOSRITAL I o** Admitted: Oren Brunner, Decatur; George Fravel, Geneva; Mrs. Elva Ellenbarger, Geneva. Dismissed: Mrs. Edward Price, Bryant: Mrs. Roy Wolfe and baby bey, Decatur: Mrs. Ruby Windmiller, Geneva; Mrs. Robert Andrews and baby girl. Gretchen Clairs; Mrs. Pat Rprunger, Berne; Mrs. Harry Young. Decatur; Raymond Hirschy, Decatur route 5; Mrs. Theodore Hobrock and baby girl. Decatur; Mrs. Robert Van Lear and baby girl. Monroeville; Mr. O. L. Habegger and baby girl, Decatur. Christians win their victories by hanging on • holding fast to Christ. r • Hl • k /■’t i-1 y/ 1 v CHEMISTRY U be‘“ff called into play at Baltimore, Md., ax authoritles try to learn exact cause of death of 37-year-old Miss Jean McLaurin Watts, Lynchburg. Va. Her body was found In hotel room occupied by her and Mecom Morris, 50, New Orleans seaman. She is shown In costume she wore when presented before the.r British majesties at Buckingham palace London, '

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Four Accidents Are Reported In County No One Injured In Weekend Accidents There were four accidents reported in the county over Hit- weekend, Involving one train and se-.n cars, with damages ranging from Slo to total destruction. No one wax ■ reported injured in any of the accidents. | An Erie railroad engine stru'k and completely demolished a car belonging to James Driver, of Forts Wayne. The car was Called on the : fracks at Mercer avenue, and be ■ fore it could be removed, it was i struck by the on-coming train. I which dragged the car about I«Mt i vards. Driver, and the pass* nger. i Edgar Helnkel, also of Fort Wayne. • had gotten out of the car before 1 the accident. The car was regard's! i as a total loss. A pickup truck, driven by Homer Springer. 1104 West Adams street, ran into the rear end of a car driv en by Kenneth Chronister. Decatur, route six. which was parked at ’.he Intersection of Third and streets awaiting traffic. Damage to the Springer car’s radiator and grill was estimated at 810. Damage was estimated at 825 to a car belonging to Vernell Habegger when a car. driven by Jess Sutton. In Itacking into a parking place, struck the Habegger car. Two cars were damaged as the I result of a collision at an Intersection at 5:15 p. m. Saturday, on a highway two miles north of Berne The drivers. Homer Winteregg, of Monroe, and Raymond Brooks, of route one. Berne, claimed they were unable to see one another because of the weeds and corn obstructing the view at the intersection. The I car driven by Brooks hit the Win- I teregg car In the inidxectlon after I both cars had skidded in trying to I stop. Damage to the right side and rear window of the Winteregg car I was estimated at 8250. while damage to the front »nd of the Brooks I car was 8325. Sheriff Bowman has issued a call ' to all who own land at these inter L sections to keep them cleared as 1 much as poeaibte to eliminate the L hazards of “blind” carpers. Most of the obstructed intersections must h be approached with caution, the j sheriff notes, while some others are 11 extremely dangerous and it Is these ( which must be cleared. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyers. High I street, are the parents of a baby : boy. born at the Adams county I mt mortal hospital Saturday at 4:."01 p. m. He weighed 7 pounds. 12 oun- I ces. and has not been named. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. J'hul Ridenour. Ohio City. ()., at 9:36 a. in. today at the Adams county memorial hospital. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur i

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■ i —jprjHfli Hr \ mH K T I ■A » 1 I “1 DON'T WfAR falsiea and I never will,*’ Bebe Shopp, reigning | “Miss America," told London : newsmen. Here she boards a plane at New York for a tour of the Riviera and other famous European beaches to study swimming fashions. f International)

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