Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 91, Decatur, Adams County, 18 April 1950 — Page 2

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MINCT MICHAtt, son of tin Durites* of Kent, takes time ottt from horse show at LondCn's ftuntsmoor park to try out slide- on a pillow. He and stater Alexandra participated in show, flnternatUmal>

Training School Is Held Monday Night One hundred and forty-seven 4-H < lub officers and adult leaders attended the 4-H officers training school in Berne Monday evening. The two boy*, under the direction of W. O, Amstnts and Mr*. Ted Fenstermaker, and the girls club under Mrs. Rath Neued-M-hwander. aU of Wabash-township were given special recognition for having al! their officers present. The Hartford Hoys Club, under Ceeil Short were also recognized in the same fashion. Joan Newcomb taught the safety officers, Leonard Kingsley, presidents and vice-presidents; Vaughn Miller, new* reporters; Glenuy* Schindler, secretaries! Paul Brumbaugh of Purdue, song leaders; »<|ult leaders . General recreation was under the direction of Dennis' Norman. !tefrmthmmn*. were Served tkrnnsh ’ tb'e -'mijrttsßf-af- the. Adame, county Farm Bureau Cooperative, Ed N'euhauaeT~ manager.

: WINNERS OF GRAND OPENING PRIZES NAMED at PUBLIX ; Ist—DonaW J. Miller. 705 Walnut St .. Decal or. Ind. ......: nd—Marion Stulls, 330 X. Ith St.. Decatur. Ind." 3rd—Mrs. Raymond Thomas. TlecaTur. Indiana, R;Tt. 'l’ ' ’th—Mrs. Alton Corson, Monroe. Indiana. R. R. 1. ] sth—Miss Marcele Geels, Decatur. Indiana. R. R. 2. j fith—Mrs. I. W. Ford. RW Short St.. Decatur, hid I 7th—Mrs. Lester Thomas. Decatur. Indiana. 11. R. 5. ] sth—Mrs. Ren Duke, 115 S. 2nd St M Decatur, Indiana ... | < th—Ed Beihold. Decatur. Indiana. IL R. 1. These people may come to the .store and claim ! [ rl-.ci'r prizes. . j A. Wj^Bro f hc rs ■ • J w i w 4i Friday and Saturday, April 21-22 It's a big, special show—starring PLAX, the super tough, universally preferred finish for all enameline! Camw in Sec the amazing demonstrations that prove FLAX toughness! I. ttowkl “ *• •"‘■few** to fcwiwWM **“• PLAX-huwhrd metal panel m bent Metal in pflterl te »haruN-w#'er and aver—without eaten awaj by arid kavinf FLAA temuPtAXto-ty! -herowd! 1 .«fi i' s’ to Bente* nepHiet 4. Snow *ta<*s »•* SO t*W»l NsJlhl off H AX-hoi. bed PI.AX finished panel >* marked with MW. I lr«tag lough FLAX fiw-h - greeae ev.yn o-d kA. M.Aiom „»u<Jul as l«d.we: ore easily wobed ewey! VIB fmpiwmw «f MARI. ; MAX Cete €*«sivwt-IFS® W —»*""* r Tin, coupon when filled out .nd preaented dwrini the time period rt the Pit X - A) Color Carnival. entitle, you to » tßt.t. ' ■■■. . .. I aemole ree low* Brother* SrtCIAU PLAX. Te odwiu only, while .apply last*. Ov.ieg Color lIICLI Coroivoi toy. No , < tolyl L -J A*FC Sweat *ddr*M — 7/r-r~.| g — j Holthouse Drug Ca.

German Couple Will Make Home In Berne i Berne April 18. — Mr. and Mr*. Manfred Rumpel of Germany have i rrrlved here to make th*ir home in Berne Rumpel, a German war i veteran of World War II and 25 year* of age. will gaslit Emil Nagel, a native of Germany and local florist and nurseryman since ISIS, in the business here. Rumpel was 1 a war prisoner tor many year*. Much red tape and many delay* were encountered in obtaining per mission and passage for the German con pie to come to America but they finally arrived here Friday, The identifying band" ' for Taiyai bride*. in Formosa, t* a ' tattooed marriage , mark that spreads from her month to her ears. Commercial production of ron- ' Lctionery In the United State- 1* • largely concentrated in Illinois. > Pennsylvania. Massachusetts and New York. If You Have Something To Sell Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pay*.

List Montr SiMtots At Calholk Schools Honor roll student* at the De- ' catur CwthoHe high school and the EH. Josephs grade school ward an f nooswed today by school officials. There are U .indent* on the high school roll and 43 on the (rada school roU. The complete High ScbMl A • Marilyn Teeple 4 I Kathleen Smith 3 < Elisabeth Braun ——t S Jaan Mnaa 3 4 fhtrlay Berlin* y. 3 « Jaliaaaa M.yae t 3 Bill GO!!* » 3 Patricia Appelmaa J 3 Patricia Mice 1 S Georgia Laurent 1 I Josephine Paarote 1 4 Louts Rumachlag I . Ann Oaaa < Isabelle Kiats 3 4 J Margaret Mcßeth 3 4 Rosemary GHHg 1 5 Patricia Kable 11 Theresa Kohne _ - L 5 Alice Geels S Phyllis Omlor t Kenneth Schwaller 1 4 Vera Geel* . 2 3 Catherine Lnahe 2 3 Mary Ann Ulman 1.4. Naureen Miller —- $ Phyllis Braun ( 1 Marjorie Heiman 5 Margaret Schmidt S Joseph Costello . 4 1 Barbara Voglewede 3 2 Stephen Gass 2 3 Dolores Coyne : 5 Grade School A S Rita Rumschlag 8 2 Sharlene Murphy « 4 ‘’Vergie Sautbtne 6 4 Carolyn Terveer 8 4 - Michael Kohne 5 5 Norina Reiman 5 5 Ann Ehlnger 4— A . Mary Heiman 2 8 John York •_ 2 X Marcella Glltig 11 - JarqueUne Ga*e » 2 Anu Marie Mmgerl, h 2 9 Mary Voglewede S S , Monica Rumachlag . . 7 7 ’ Rita Heiman 77 Dolorla Klntr • 7 : T Judith Parrish 77 Joyce Loahe 6 • 8 —Sue H«dthnn*e _. _ 6 _ 8 Marjorie York - 5 9 " Donald RumHchlag 4 10 Michael Murphy 7 5 Elizazbeth Miller 8 6 Janice Tltui * Thoma* Ehler 5 7 Nancy Miea" 5 7 Alan Wiseman 5 7 | Eleanor Wemhoff 3 !• : Eddie laiurent 2 10 Ronald Ford. J. 10 Patrick Teeple . z __ 13 ! Mary F . Bevkmrvcr 13 ' - j Caroline Heiman S 7 Rosalie Voglewede 7 8 wmi.un Beal “ ;. Suzanne Sutton 6 9 Elizabeth Baker I . II Kathleen Kohne T I ■" TO mon —Mni phv »—~ 5 Stephen Sutton fi ’• , 1 Delore* Kohne I 7 Julia Osterman I 7, Judith Km,rs 1- 10 jNamed Assistant To Berne Pastor Berne. April IS. John Freder- ‘( k Sprunger. son bt Mr. and j Kohert L Sprunser of Berne, has ■ been named asidMant to th*‘ pat • tor of the Firtt Mennonite church !|.*l« the !:♦ v < »lin A Kr» hl>icl h»r th»- !*ummer months. Sp.un-.t r will liegiri his hew duties Just after his graduation from Bob .lon»** I Tiiveraity at Greenvith.' S spring. A 39-DAY TWCT to ntvve oS changing national chairman a ■ accord time tn-seven-months is reportedly all that« keeping Guy Gabrielaon (above) at head of the Republican national committee. Leader* in the committee. : Senate and House object to bis ' tactics and his long ibwn-ri j Appointment Os WUBam Mylander, a Washington correspondent. , as publicity d.rector may help ; , Gabrielaon weather the storm, it* i* believed. <lnteraatioauD

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HtAOMINTS Off SIDfWAUC and tilted homes can be seen when a mud flow caused by heavy reins is allding dwelling* down a bin at Astoria, Ore. Ro far 21 homes are damaged. Geologists say the sliding hillaide cannot be halted and that more glides threaten as long aa heavy rain* continue. (IsternatKmei BowadpbotsJ

_ __ ... A solid citizen of DECATUR r '> -vevc..VT’es. a Jg J Jir** -w I friend to ever yv! lx jrjF -body.-There's Mrs. MV sxl \ Smith trying on a new -.R/ _ ih ■ J, _ X ’/ll hat-something-real Bl W aS A VI I a Ft) a smart from New York. Jhk 1/ ji \ f A When you stop to think \ shout it. you'll find that C / *° m » n y °i *** things f N 41 ’tot ***** * n b* l "* *•**-—'A come by railroad. ...üßS'■ B ■ gjL. jfejt 'fe. ■"? There go Jimmy and Smie Jonc'v.Off ' g (~V /, \W (j Wy| lo K h<iol. of the tazes paid by t A. X.J ■k ( the Frie Railroad help to build J;/ ' W . maintain schools. The Eric ’ / ~ \ X. proud to play a part in helping to Ts B |■l gB 'X. educate young Americans. ’’ f7 A.uilD'/ : \ r jV ,7 / E»,k at Sam Brown at his B|\ / jy — y / ,o * > <>nv ,ht ' reMom Sam $ Z ' ** >vs i”**'* a n< ''* .| dependable ■Byy l‘’h» (JET Jy for your - Talk to Grandpa White in his fiard- . —U "t M . A ~ ware store. Grandpa's been in busi- V*” I g - . W,fM £> r%’O 4 ness for a long time. He know* the ' 'IW JLjJLXV A V<X AAA ________ Erie's dependable service helps your |_ SERVING THE HEART Off INDUSTRIAt AMERICA local business prosper snd grow. VHI Yes. everyone in town benefits from the Erie Railroad . . . through the continuous improvements in progressive railroading . . . modern equipment and modern methods. The Erie Railroad will continue to serve your community with all the benefits of safe, dependable transportation. /a Lute* to"Tht Railraad Hour” ; LF ttery Monday Hight oeer N.R.C. n K:Ot)P.M.EMier»Sla»dardTitne. | * ** I MOTH “z I < > ' I / l Mork of Aragress I -» . / X. ••• Mlnodint 7 ‘ z—■■ 3=ClECQ3an _ VMf (gig vol'* NOME TOWN RARTNER... MAVIS JOBS ... MAINTAINS EMFtOYMINT... RAYS TAXIS .7. ATTRACTS INDUSTRIES

' Attack Cdnfetaca OH Fiit Mwwmoih ■ Kenneth Ranyoa, Decatur tataurance agent, has returned from Indianapolis where he attended a meeting of the tire prwventioa committee of the state Insaraace aaaociatiou. Ruaytm to a member A long reage program ter tire preventioe was dtocuaaed aad several Interesting angle* were *teaented. State fire marshal Ale* Haughland aad Robert Hamm oi \ the Indiana ratfag bureha ware i rincinai speakers at the coater vuca. , r A program to make ah peopl* at the state more coaeclous dr the advantages of I Irt prtvßutioii I will be . put Into action soon, Runyon saH. Camp Oraanaed By District Gtdaons Berne, April 18. — Vitos Schindler of Berne he* been elected preeldent at a newly organised Gideon camp for the Berne-Bluff ton district. An organisation meeting attended by 235 people Including state Gideon official*' and more than IM Gideons from a dosen Hooaler efties, was held at the Berne auditorium. The Berne-Bluff-ton t-amp will have Its headquarter* in Berne. Other officers of the new camp are J. Irving. Bluffton. vice-president; Menno Stucky.j Berne, secretary; Menno Burkhalter. Berne, treasurer, aad Bryaon Fetter*. Berne. Bible' secretary. Democrat Want Aos Bring RcsuHa

ma*-** VUrti Laki^i 1 fib afety H*tei<:. Berne. April 13. -. Marion Kirkpatrick. representing the Chicago Motor Clnb. presented a certificate to the &>rne-French school yesterday in roeognMoa for not having nay child fatalities In IP4P. The certificate toads the school ihd Rs shfety patrol prognun for Ha fine work. Win Hiah Ratinas At State Contest Borne. April 11. — The BerneFrench high school band and a capeiia choir woa superior or first division rating in the state contest held at Plymouth Saturday. The band also woe superior rating in sight reading. The high school orchestra won eseellent or aec-

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