Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 278, Decatur, Adams County, 26 November 1949 — Page 3

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SS3 Society Item* for day’s publication must be phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 1000-1001 Betty Terveer Saturday Beta Sigma Phi bake sale, city hall, fl am. Young Married class of Union Chapel. .Mr. ami Mrs. Leonard Roughia, 7:3d pm. Monday Our Lady of Victory discussion club. Mrs. John Scburgor, 7:30 p. m Holy Family discussion club. Mrs Bill Baker, s p/m. Civic department called meeting. .Mrs. Paul Hansel. 7 30 p.m. Jolly Housewife home economic club. Pleasant Mills school, 6 p.m. .Mush- department rehearsal, Zion Evangelical and Reformed church. 7:30 pin. Pythian Needle chib, after temple. Tuesday Little Flower study flub, Mr (Tara Daniels. 7:30 p. m Preble township Home Economl club. Mattley s< lirsd, 7:30 p. m Kirkland Ladies club, Adams Central high school. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Philalethean circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, Mr:. George Buckley. S p. tn. Ladles Shakespeare club, Mrs Maynard Hetrick, 2:30 pin. Bethany circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, Mrs J. F. Fruchte, 8 pm. school Tuesday evenln r at seven thirty o’clock. Ho.« < will ’ • Mrs. Alton Bittner. Mrs. Truman IGoldner and Mrs Mart ln» K less. At this meeting, donations of clothin .-. food and money will be collected for the needy people of the county. The St. Vincent'de Paul society ,

After the Turkey.... Jg JL ... come the lef -overs. And bv this time you ere probably tired oi that. So why not drive out and try some of our delicious food. SANDWICHES--MEALS FOUNTA IN SERVICE CHAT & CHEW DRIVE - IN JAMES KITCHEN. JR.. Owner N. 13th St. • —I / L ' ' I * w *'<*4% « • Talk is Cheap! —hut what really counts are the result*! We could talk to you all day I’ alxwt our lijrhtnine-fast, scientific dry cicanine service—hut until you send ytHir soiled and creased clothes to us and see what fine results we produce . . . our talk Is to no avail, ( all us today! SHEETS CLEANERS

Friendship circle of Zion Evan-I cellcal and Reformed church. Mrs. Lewis Litterer. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday I mon low . : i Woman’s club. Ml Hei l II Bhel e, I::m |>. (n St. V incept de Paul society, (’. ' 1 ■ •:i. :p m. Thursday Mat-ley Ladies Aid, church basemen-, all day. Women's Home and Foreign Missionary society of First Presbyterian church, Christmas party, ' church parlors, K p.m. Pleasant Dale Ladies Aid society, church basement, all day M - J-. M. S. -• Nazarene church, ’ Mr- ' : 3u p m. W. M. A. o! Nuttman Avenue I’. B. church. Mr- In ta Thornton. 7;’l0 p. m. will have their regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at two o’< lot k at the ('. L. of ('. hall. The commit* ■ee in charge will be Mrs. Will Schumaker. Mrs. John NcerPig, Mrs. Helen Wemhoff and Mrs. Clara Daniels. The Cnion Township Woman's club will have their met ting at un» thirty <>'< lea k Wt tine- day afternoon ■at the home of Mrs. Hernia,i 81-. Ice. with Mrs. Paul Norgau and Mi Warren Nldllnger assisting. Mis. Clara Daniels will be Jlftst- < ss to the Little Flower stu<7y club Tuesday evt-yin.' at seven thirty o • . clock. —— ■ I I'" The Bethany i ircle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church v ill have its meeting at the home of Mi J. F. Fruchte Wednesday « venfn. at eight o’clock. A silent -auction will be held, and new officers will be elected. GIRL SCOUTS Brownie troop 3 met Tuesday as | lernoon at the Lincoln school. Work was done on yarn dolls, after whicti a ues were played ami dues were l-.i I Refreshments wn<- served al a later hour. Judy Ellenberger. scr'be. 5. The Sons of the Prophets quite probably served this pur--J ”°" e

DECATVII DAILY DEMOCRAT. DECATtR, INDIANA

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ScAaetde 7Ved (tyancA The wedding of Miss Mary Ann Stitoenle. eldest daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. John L. St hot nle of 1902 ; Rh-tliniller avenue. Fort Wayne, and John A. Voglewede, son of Mr anti Mrs. Raymond Voglewede of route 2. took place at nine o’clock this morning In the St. Paul's Catholic church. Fort Wayne, brocaded satin accented with tiny designs of flowers cut from the brocade The tightly fitted bodice was fastened in the back with tiny self covered buttons which extended to the low hipline, and the kmg full corded skirt tapered to a short train. Her fingertip sell of imiMirtvd Ivory illusion was held in place by a halo of pearls and tiny orange blossoms. . The maid of honor. Miss Joan Voglewede. and bridesmaids. Miss Jeanne Schoenle and Miss Mary' Jain- Nesswald. wore Identically l ■tvled gowns in hyacinth faille taffeta, and hud green respectively. I’uft' d shirrings of taffeta outlined Hie portrait necklines and wider bands of shirring trimmed the very f ill skirts at the hipline. The matching headdresses were in a braided design Miss Voglewede i arried a bouquet of gold mums j ..nd clusters of baby mums, tied with matching ribbon, while the bridesmaids carried rust colored mum lioiKpiets. Rolrert Heimann served the groom as best man. and Richard I Th’- double ring vows were received by the Very Rev, Msgr. John Nadolnv before a background of gold Aases of white pompoms White satin bows, intermingled

Wi IWw ) m slh 1 ffc :^^f- ' B-TuJfh > TO ‘ Jf 1 * '~i' fi I MISS EILSEN THIEME, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Edwin Thirtne of this city, bacanw ’he bride of John J. Vorndran. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Vorndran of oFH Wayne, in a lovely ceremony performed recently in the Zion Lutheran church by the Rev. «d<ar P. S hmidt The ..tuple la now residing at IMS Edgewater drive. Port Wayne. I Photo by Anspausb) I

with huckleberry foliage, marked the Individual pews. Miss Frances lank, organist, and Miss Mary Ann Bteckbeck, soloist presented a musii ale preceding the ceremony. Among the selections were Panis Angelicas, “On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother" and "Oil 1 laird I Am Not Worthy.” The bridal gown of brocaded : satin in a rose pattern, was made ■ with a square yoke of marquisette, which was joined by a bertha of Schoenle and Donald Voglewede ushered. ' Mrs. Schoenle was attired In a toast colored dress, complemented with dark brown accessories and a corsage of gold pompoms. The ' groom's mother wore green, with 1 a black velvet hat and black a<- ' i essorles. Her corsage was of pink 1 ■ carnations. The wedding dinner was held at ' the English Terrace in Fort Wayne ' immediately following the cereniony. Approximately two hundred \ and fifty guests attended the reception from three to five o'clock at the home of the bride’s par<nts. A three tier wedding cake 'and tail lighted tapers featured the table decorations. Qut-of-town guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nsrtker of Dayton. ().; Mr. and Mrs. i Charles Glutting and daughter, 'Ruth. Mr ami Mrs. Charles Glutting. Jr.. Gary; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel | Shuppert and son. Robert. Attica; Mr and Mrs. William Shuppert. Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs Walter Homerich of Hammond. F«r their wedding trip, the bride (hanged to a kelly green dress with which she wore cocoa brown I accessories and an orchid corsage. Vpon their return, they will reside in Decatur. Mr. Voglewede is a junior chemist at the Central Soya Co. In this city.

Miss Kathryn Ann Edwards of Indiana university, spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pau) Edwards. She Is attending the Notre Name-Southern Cal. game at South fiend today before returning to Bloomington. The condition of James Halberstadt, Sr. a patient at the Adams county memorial hospital, is reported as satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fuhrman had as their Thanksgiving dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Clark White of Dayton. O.; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fuhrman. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Fuhrman and sons. Charles. Paul. Karl and Phil, Mr. and Mrs. George Fuhrman and daughters, Linda, Nancy and Barbara. Mr. and Mrs Harold French and son, Dean, and daughter, Evelyn of Celina. (>.: Janette Fuhrman and Deloris Crist, Fort Wayne. Bob Beerbower, Rockford. O„ and Bob Fuhrman. Mrs. G. H. Lauqhrey Dies At Frankfort Mrs. G. H. Laughrey, 77. Frankfort. former Adams county resident died at Frankfort Friday afternoon at I o'clock, according to word received l»y relatives here last evening. The Laughreys resided for many years in Adams county and Mr. Igiughrey was a school teacher. Surviving are the husband: a daughter. Mrs. Thomas Pendry of Frankfort: a granddaughter and two brothers and two sisters. Tinbrothers and sisters reside in Fort Wayne. Funeral services will lie held at Frankfort Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock and burial will be in the Colfax cemetery. A number of Mrs laiughrey's relatives reside in Mon . roe township. Family Recreation Night At Monmouth A family recreation night will be held Friday. December 2. at the Monmouth high school gymnasium. ’ This will be a renewal of the reo reation programs sponsored last , summer by the Monmouth recreation committee. Activities suitable for all members of the family, from , small children to grandparents, will be Included on the program. This program Is so designed that persons may come and go as they please, taking part in the activities which they most enjoy. According to Mrs. Herbert Braun, chairman of the Monmouth recreation committee, some of the activities already scheduled are free bingo, various contests and relays for all ages, moving pictures for all. and such games as dart throwing and ping pong. High lighting the games will be a checkers tournament. This Tournament will be open to everyone, young or! old. from any part of the county | A complete list of activities will ; be announced at a later date There will be no admission charge for any activity. Amateur Night Is Held At Monroe Over 200 persons attended the amateur night at Monroe last ev- j ening. The crowd enjoyed the many . Instrumental and vocal numbers ly the contestants and also joined in . the community singing Gene Hike, chairman of the Monroe recreation | committee, was master of ceremoti ies. The following were awarded prizes: recitation: fij-st. Gretchen Schnepp; second, Mae t’hristener; third. Kay Chrlstener; piano: first. Shirley Steury: second. Jane Michael; third. Virginia Mitchel, vocal, first. Joan. Janet, and Pauline Os born; second. Mitchell and Workinger quartet; third. Bob Johnson: instrumental: first. Rosemarie and I Wanda Stout of Herne; second. ArI lene Balsinger and ('and Sprunger of Berne; third. Noland Ginter of > route 2. Decatur. Softer to Sos-He.ldrot* THE STATE <«F IXDIA.NA. AI’AMS COI’NTV. SS . In the Adams Clr- olt Court, November Term. ISIS I Willln-n Grant VS Elaine Grant It'oinplaint For Divorce I Cause No. is.42* , I It appearing from affidavit, filed lln the above entitled cause, tint I Elaine Grant defendant Is a non-res-ident of the State of Indiana Notice is therefore hereby given | the said Elaine Grant that she 10-and <4p|»»*<9r th«* Hon <»• t-** Adam* Circuit Court on the Jl»t d i» of January. !».'•<». the aamr bailiff <«• Mth Juridkial l»a> f !hr Vnwn term thereof. •*> oe at tn* C<n>rt H'»u»»e in the City of T»e< at’ir. I’ommemlnK on Monday, the zl<t day of November A. I» tt<>. »”d plead by answer nr demur complaint, or the name will t»r heard land determined In her absen-e WITNFStS. mV name, and the Seal of said Court hereto a- - this 2-th day of November, !St> _ .. . Seal HOWARD F JABEItG < lerk By DGNNA It«»TH Deputy. , t.oaUr ». I»S« -‘"-s COMMUNITY (Cont Fmvn Pags Oti<> tion and president of the First State Bank. i» working on a plan whereby donors may pay their pledges and commitments at the bank Complete plana will be announced next week. Mr Pumphrey said

Famous Entertainer Bill Robinson Dies Negro Tap Dancer Dies Friday Night New York. Nov. 26—(i’P) Th«death of Bill "Bojangh-s" Robinson, negro dancer who spent a 13.1)00,000 fortune as fast as be earned it, saddened Broadway friends today who were planning a benefit performance for him when he died The 71-year-old tap dancer died almost penniless .ast night at the Columbia Presbyterian medical center where he had been ill with a heart ailment for two weeks. Broadway performers cancelled a night club show they had scheduled for Dec 5 to provide Robinson with money to meet his medical expense. Instead they planned to visit the Abyssinian Baptist church in Harlem where the famous hoofer will lie In state until his funeral s’-rvices Monday He will be buried in Evergreen cemetery. Brooklyn. Hundreds of messages of condolence poured in to his 2k-year old wife. Elaine, from celebrities and fans who had been fascinated by the exuberant tap rhytlnns which earned Robinson the title of "king of tap dancers." Robinson achieved fame not only as a star in his own right liut as a teacher of stars. Among his dancing pupils were Eleanor Powell. Dorothy Stone and Ruby Koeller. Screen star Shirley Temple, whom Robinson taught to dance when she was the dimpled baby star of “The Little Colonel,” said in Hollywood that his death meant "the loss of a wonderful friend." "BUI was a great dancing partner," she said. "He wanted to see my baby very badly ami wrote that he was bringing her a pair of dancing shoes when he came out here. But now he never will ” Hospital officials said Robinson died peacefully in an oxygen tent where he hail been almost constantly for the past week. With him were his wife and her sister. Mrs. Dorothy Small. Doctors said he had fought hard for his life, but took a turn for the worse early yesterday. FOR 0000 SHOES

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HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted: Master Gary Welker; Dale Mertz. Geneva, route 1; Phi-ip Alberson, Geneva, route 2. Dismissed: Mrs. Loren Hoffman and baby boy, Geneva; Mrs. Robert Biiltemeier and baby girl. North Second street; Mrs. Leo Workinker and baby girl, route 5; Ltontu'l King; Mrs. Russell Christen. .'>ol Nor’li Second street; Mary Alice i Howard. Tenth street, —

NOTICE My office will be closed the week of Nov. 27 ■ Oec. 4. DR. H. R. FREY 1 **7" [Plan Now j HPR KSbbBI I It’s a lasting gift that’s i i genuinely appreciated. Let , usarrangeasittingforyou before the annual tu&h begins. ' I" J J Edwards S tu d i o