Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 216, Decatur, Adams County, 14 September 1949 — Page 3

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MEETING MONDAY N " s ‘ ,, ' , ’ rl ” r beW "»• T «neeting jSHBV.-ning at the home of r nee Hut'll. T jllKi'c'im' conducted hy 1 JUj.iHif. .Mr* Arthur Poling, made i-lans to enterliusbaiids at a dinner | “’SE 1 ' Ll m.i •>. "ti September s "ML . „.,, | a ter enjoyed |JB u MEETING ,K. ;<tur union of the W. ( „ |<^K : „> the home of Mrs J< IJM t -esd iy afternoon Th- ; .. ,-pelted with tile gFOU'I I gSBI ! Would He True ' and J JeHUH l, ‘‘ s , ' : ' -.tie Runyon had charge | dW 'eadint' Roman* Irilß l!|, l a I'' in| l ,!| let •’Gods lu3M, b > l’ ra - ver Mr * IlMi ou'lined th- year's worn. |,er Beginning I tt'lerslaiol Out Own IqJK Program guides for A. re then distributed, uf,ioMej wiih meeting. associate opens year j |MasH<>< tate chapter of Tri titv opened their fourth supper meeting last members met in the jgJSB house of Hanna-Nuttman fjfl and Mrs Gerald Cole servdelicious meal. jS lA-onard Saylors presided I ■1 business meeting. Commit IMUgo's for tiie coming year mifl ade by the budgt chairman, di >aul Saurer; Riley cheer Mrs. l-awrenci y3p|.' bv the budget c hairman fflt H.itiey. Hoosier art salon Mrs W. Guy Brown Gerber named the workfor the annual sale Mrs Harry Knapp with the sale to be held on Madison street All ■SHr* are to take their articles ts3M h"i. on Thursday. Septemfrom nine am. to five KM year book committee was for their work dursummer Mrs Ward Cal Gerald Cole and Mrs er served on this commit of thanks bv the chapter to Mrs Ray Keller for MMkmlid and original chapter published during the past nHlti the Cross Keys, state Each letter has had the MMlion of earning a four star ,km * 1 wh School Honors I Il B ‘ 11 11 Sip ■ fWI» ’ I\v -T\ Kir K3| J I Hiiluh l 111 Ijll'l I ®'iUn II I classmates take top ’W’ Teener' Smart jumper W l / notebook-pocket’, button»houlder.. al ek. flared line* W‘" *'*• with skirts too! X^ Tn r ' 2M In Teenage sixes H 16. Size 12 jumper. 4% T,' 1 ; nap; biou-,. yds V TWENTY FIVE CENTS In Mj or ,hl « Pattern to MARION JT 1 "- *■**• of Decatur Daley ■*„?’ P,, ’ erß Dept.. P O Box ■p v.T ” ni Prtnt p u,n| y » name, zone. W style NUMBER. Mt out — o , r Marion Martin ■ Winter Pattern Book! X s " “** clothing to mw at V’ olft Weax by the scqge cents for this book — K * P»««ra la printed in the ■ * Brw wesMt to wear with W skirts and draeeea!

fSS-} Society items for day's publication must bo phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 1:30 a. m.) Phone 1000-1001 ■atty Terveer Wednesday Academy of Friendship, Mrs. Bert Haley, 7:30 p. tn. Profit and Pleasure Home EcoI nomlca club, Mrs. Boyd Stepler. 7:30 p.m. Vegetable soup sale. Ever Ready class of Methodist church, church basement. Women's guild of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, 6:15 p. ni. 8. R. Bridge Club. Mrs. Robert Yost, 8 p. mR P.W. dinner meeting, C. L. of C. hall, 6:30 p.m. Presbyterian World Friendship guild. Mrs. |V. E Petrie. 8 n.m Girts guild of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, church par lors, 7:30 p.m. Thursday Order of Rainbow, Masonic.hall, 6:45 p.m. St. Ann study club. Miss Matilda Melhers. 7:30 p.m. W.S.W.B. of Union Chapel, Mrs. Glen Roughia, 1:30 p.m. D.Y.B. class of Trinity Evangelical U. B. church, church, 7:30 p.m. ladies Fellowship of MissionI ary church, Mrs. Gerald Brodheck, 17 p.m. Pleasant Mills Methodist W.B. C. 8.. church. 1:30 p.m. Adams County Nurses association, shelter house. Hanna-Nutt-man park. 7:30 p.m. Women of Moose carry In supper. Moose home, 6 p.m. Wesley class of Methodist chur-. ch. church basement, 7:30 p.m. Progressive Workers class of Trialty Evangelical V. B. church. Mrs. Ed Hesher. 7:30 p.m. Women’s guild of St. Luke Evan gelical and Reformed church and Kirkland W.C.T.U., church base-! ment, all day Friendship Village Home Economics duh, Kimsey school, 1:30 p.m. H , u. ■— , rating. The last published was the following poem used for the dedication of the magazine: Alert you now for Riley cheer Guild Where tortured wee bodies are helped to rebuild Where agonized muscles are relieved of some pain And poor twisted hones are made straight agalnv Where hot packs and cold packs,, and massaging too. Are a few of the tasks willing hands help to do. Poor little bodies that writhe!

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THE WEDDING of .Miss Flossie Herneil Beer, daughter oi Mr and Mrs Ermin Bear of Berne, and Robert Maurice Rande's of Toledo, O ■ Pl«'® recently in the Cross Evangelical and Reformed church in Berne. The Rev. (; A. Schmid officiating. (Photo by Anspaughi

Friday Philathea class of Baptist church. Mrs. Ervin Zimmerman. 6 p.m. Calvary Evangelical Ladies Aid society. Mrs. Mila Harmon. 7:30 p.m. Preble, Root and Union township farm bureaus. 6:30 p.m. Mt Pleasant Bible class. Mr and Mrs. Leo King, Jr . $ p. m. Saturday Rummage sale, C. L. W. class of Bethany Evangelical U. B. church. church basement, 8:3o a m. to 12 noon. Monday Pleasant Mills P.T.A.. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Decatur Garden club, Mrs. Her she! Nash. 2 p.m. through the night Spending each hour in pain and in fright .... () God. please help each child of affliction . . . Give each some relief. . .Your Divine Benediction. A joint meeting of the Preble, Root and Union township farm bureaus will he held Friday. A potluck supper will be served at six thirty o'clock. Anson Thomas of the tax and legislative depart ment. will be the tnaiu speaker of the evening. All members are urged to attend and are asked to bring their own table service. The Pleasant Mills P.T.A. will meet Monday evening at seven thirty o'clock. Everyone Is invited to attend.

The Limber lost Garden club, of Geneva, will sponsor a iJmberlost flower show Saturday, featuring marigolds, the official flower of the club. Included in the show will be crowning of the marigold queen. In the afternoon, the Geneva Lion | club will formally dedicate the tablet in memory ofi Gene Strattoh Porter, which wad recently placed on Memorial Rock by John Premer of Fort Recovery. 0. The Philathea < lass of the Baptist church will meet Friday eve ning at six o'clock at the home of Mra. Ervin Zimmerman. A carryin dinner will be served, with the chicken furnished Husbands of the members are invited to attend Members ar^ asked to bring their own table service. The Calvary Evangelical Ladies

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Aid society will meet at the home of Mrs. Mila Harmon Friday evening at seven thirty o'clock Mrs Alma Gase will be the assisting hostess. The Order of Rainbow will meet at six forty five o'clock Thursday evening at the Masonic hall Members are asked to he prepared Io open and close the meeting by memory. Miss .Matilda Meibers will be hostess to the St. Ann study club Thursday evening at seven thirty o’clock. The Decatur Garden club will meet at the home of Mrs. Hershel Nash Tuesday afternoon st two o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kortenher accompanied their daughter, Donna Lou. to Bloomington today where she entered her sophomore year at Indiana university.

Mr. and Mrs. Alva Stann, Celina. O. are the parents of a baby girl, born at 3:43 a m. today at the Adams county memorial hospital. She weighed 9 pounds, 1 ounces Admitted: Mixa Linette Nussbaum. Berne: Miss Romaine Ven tura. Berne; Mrs Vernota Taylor, Ohio City, O ; Mrs. Ina Myers, Ohio City. O. Admitted and dismissed: Larry Schwartz. Berne, route 1; Mrs. Bo nita Baughn. Monroevilh. Divmiaxed; Mrs. Alva Stann an I j baby girl. Celina. O ; Mrs. Richard King and baby girl: Mrs. Tom Eicli-1 horn and baby girl: Mrs. J A. Ro!-' land. Ohio City. O. Millions are needed to netp polio patients. Send a contribution todav to POLIO, care at your local Post Office. — The average modern house uses, from 7.500 to 10,000 board feet c! j lumber. w I

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Many Bonus Forms Filed Incorrectly Over 75,000 Vets File Applications Over 75.000 veterans have made application for the Indiana bonus during the first 60 days the law* has been in effect, officials said, and of these, 40 percent have failed to fill the blanks out correctly. To date about 40.000 applications I have be-n processed, of the 75.0<m i received, and 15.000 of these ha t* been classified as irregular. The errors were- mainly of omisI sion where the veteran failed to i answer the question or give complete information. One of the most , frequent errors. It was noted, was j question number 10 which asks Ute date of entry on active duty. Matty ! veterans are listing their induction date instead of the first day of ac-' i tual active duty. Other questions often omitted ar- ! numbers IS. 19 and 20. Eighteen reI fers to residence for six months ■ prior to entry Into active duty; 19

, asks if the applicant were a const ientious objector during the war. A simple yes or no answer Is all , that is necessary, but many are . leaving the section blank. Question ; number 20. officials state, is still the cause of most Irregularities. ,' Number 20 Is the affidavit which .'must be filled out by a notar/: , I some notaries are failing to fill idl .'the blanks, some are omitting the I official seal and some are using ! pencil. ,! Original documents sent in with , the applications have been returned to 46.294 veterans and are now bring returned at the rate of 1,500 a day. I Accident Is Reported Here This Afternoon An accident, occurring in the ' 1000 block of Adains street, was reported to police at 1 p. tn today. A trailer broke loose from a car driven by George Trleker, 12'14 West Madison s'reet. and rammed Into a truck owned by Clarence Ziaer, which was parked along the curb. Police had not investigated the accident early this afternoon, and there was no damage estimate.

E. ? 1 i STATELY looking Senator Tom I Connally (D), Texaa. chairman of the joint Senate foreign relatione and armed services committees, hails 20-to-3 vote approving the Truman - backed "a rmx• to rfrienda" bill which would permit the U. S. to arm friehdly nations to deter Russian aggression. The I bill as okayed by committee includes China aid. (International)

■W ■ J"I i MISS MARILYN HAINES, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Chester Haines, and Norman Corey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Corey of this city, were weil rec ntly in the Mt. Carmel Evangelical United Brethren church. (Photo by Anspaughl

New York Man Held On Bigamy Charge Held After Hurling Fish At Policeman .New York. Sept. 14—(UP)—A i 38-ycar-old bartender found himself in jail on a bigamy charge today because he threw a can of tuna fish at a po'lceman. Earle Browne was arraigned In felony court yesterday and ordered held in 32,000 bail for a grand jury hearing on charges that he married Margaret Wallace tn 1946 without bothering to divorce Mrs. Elaine Butler Browne, whom he married In 1945. The two wives sat together at the hearing and exchanged handkerchiefs while they both cried. Thev never had met before The first Mrs. Browne said she learned of her husband's double ‘ life recr nt'y when newspapers cari ried pictures of him engaged in a > marital free-for-all with the second Mrs. Browne and patrolman LEdward J. Power over Miss Jean ’Wright, a blonde model he had

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been tscoriing to local night spots. She said her husband had disappeared and she had not known his whereabouts until she saw the pictures. Browne was brought into court two weeks ago after hurling the tin of fish at the policeman, striking him in the eye He and the second Mrs. Browne both came out of the fight with black eyes

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and Miss Wright had a battered nose That ease was dismissed. Rev. W. C. Feller To Broadcast Monday The Rev. Wm. C. Feller pastor of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, will be beard in a i special morning meditation on WOWO, Fort Wayne. Monday, Sept. 19 a! 5:45 am., during the "Words Divine" broadcast. Rev. Feller will speali on the subject • What Shall I Do." — Trade in a Good ?wn — Decatut

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