Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 119, Decatur, Adams County, 20 May 1950 — Page 3

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Mta.Mary Ann Baker Weds James Inskeep This Morning in St Mary’s Catholic Church In • lovely ceremony, performed at nine o'clock thin mortilng In the Bt. Mary's Catholic church. Miss Mary Ann Baker, youngest daugb ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred lluker, Hr , of 385 North Fifth street, became the bride of Jamea E. Inskeep, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Inskeep of route 1. Bluffton. The double ring rite was performed by the Very Rev. Msgr. J. J. Reimeti before an arrangement of gladiolus and lilacs in white, green and orchid

«r. Ambroslne. C.8.A.. organist, played the traditional wedding 7 marches The girla' choir snug ' Ave Maria at the offertory, and during communion Pania Angelicas waa played. After the nuptial mass, a iatuquet of earnation* and sweet peas was placed at the foot of the Blessed Virgin, while the couple recited the consecration and the girls' choir sang “On This Day O Beautiful Mother." The bride waa gowned in white satin. A lace bertha and mar-' wMsette yoke accentuated the altered bodice, taste nod in the back with tiny buttons, and the full marquisette skirt waa gathered at the waist and tapered to a long train. The long sleeves ended In points over her hands. She wore a shoulder length veil of IIfusion with lace edging, held in place by a rhinestone and pearllc-1 ed crown. She >arHed a bouquet: of white carnations, and coihplet- ; ed her attire with a rhinestonel necklace, a gift of the groom Mr Baker gave his daugh'er In mar rtege: ‘ 1 Mrs. Nick Filipo attended her! sinter as matron of honor in a■ gown of nlle green taffeta, made with a fitted bodice, a marquisette I yoke and lace liertha The full ■ skirt was worn over a hoop She carried a bouquet of pale green : carnations. w I The ‘Krldesmald. Mrs Ernest I Fullenkamp. a slater of the bride. I wore an Identically styled gown I in orchid. Her liouquet was of I pale orchid carnations Each wore a matching braided taffeta crown I Sharon. Kay Baker was flower girl and Michael llak-r. ring bear er Sharon Kay wore a malic macquiaette gown- With lace trim. of pale yellow carnations Mattert Baker carried l»*t rings on a white ruffled satin pillow Eugene Baker served the groom as beat man. and James Edington and Richard Worster ushered Mis* Francine Northcutt of Fort Wayne Mrs Winona Eli har and Mrs Bernice Adams assisted In serving the two hundred guests at the reception from two tn f|v, o’clock at tlu- Knights of I'nlttmbus hall. Carden flowers with

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matching crepe paper decorated the bride's table. The reception followed * dinner for the bridal party and immediate families. Among the out-of-town guests attending are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Inskeep, the Rev. Aloyslus Philips. Mr. and Mrs. John Inskeep and family. Bluffton; Mr. and Mrs. • Ous Lang. Churubusco: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gay. Gary; Mr, and Mrs. Nick Filipo of Fort Wayne. ■ The cowpie will return from their wedding trip on May 87. and reside at 181 East Ohio street. Bluffton. The new Mrs. Inskeep graduated from Decatur Catholic high school and St. Joseph's hospital school of nursing In Fort Wayne. She has been employed on the nuraee staff at the Adams county, memorial hospital. The bridegroom Is an employe of the Bluff j ton Grocery Co. ADAM* COUNTV NURSE* ASSOCIATION MEET* — -The Adams ■ County ■ Nurses na soclatlon met Thursday at the fire station. Several reels of film on poliomeylltla were shown to ths ' thirty-four members present. The film gave complete Instructions in I the nursing care, technique and | treatment needed by all polio eases. It covered the care given to liases In the acute and convalesIrent stages both In and out °f the I respirator, also follow up exer- ■| dses carried on in the homes tin-’ I der the supervision of the visiting I public health nurses. It showed the great, importance of edequato. competent and available . nurse* and hospital facilities to assure the disease on those so unfortunately stricken. After the film, questions were answered by Miss Sara Spencer. R N., physiotherapist for crippled children services state department of public welfare. Miss Frances | Roush. RS.. consultant nurse of

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j • p *■ Society Hems far day's publication mwt be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday •»** a. m.) Phans 10901001 Batty Terveer Saturday 4-H band bake sale, Publli service, Ijhm. Bingen Ladles Aid bake aale. city hall. ” Presbyterian Ladies' Smorgasboard dinner, public. First Presbyterian church. 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. •unday Emblem club Mothers Day tea. Elks home. 3 to 5 p.m. Monday Corinthian class of First Christian church. Mrs. J. E. Anderson, 7 30 p.m. Delta Theta Tan, Elks home, 8 p.m. Holy Family discussion club. Mrs. Don Hess. 8 p.m. St Mary's society, C. L. of C. hall. 7:30 p.m. Civic department of Decatur Woman's club. Bethany Evangelical 11. B. church. 7:45 p m. Pythian Needle club, K. of P. home after Temple. Tuesday Trinity Evangelical V. B. mother *tiaushter banquet, church, < p.m. Mother-daughter banquet of Zion Lutheran church, church basement C pm. Church Mothers study elub. Mrs. Walter Sommers. 8 p.m. Parents party. 4-H band.. Pleasant Mills high school, 8 p.m. Jolly Housewife Home Econom tea dub, Pleasant Mills school, * p.m. Root Township Home Economics dub, Mrs. Royal Friend. 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Beta Sigma Phi. sorority. Elks home, 5 45 p.m. ’ Presbyterian Women's, association church parlors, 8 p.m. Thursday ' ’■•JfWWWW Masonic. 7 30 p.m. Pleasant Dale latdies Aid. church basement, all day. . northeastern branch office of In--1 diana stale board of health was 'present at the meeting. ... Following a short- business meeting, a luncheon was served by the | hostesses Mrs. Robert Braden. i < hairman Mrs. Morris Kruckeberg. Mrs.: Robert Schmits. Mrs. Robert Meunier and Mrs. Harold Keller. HILDEGARD BULTEMEIER WEDS GERHARD KIEFER » ». -Mfee —Hteteuueit- ■ JtarLl -erne .l-ej- , .H. 1.1- I.!,- . ol Mi- ..A n-no S‘. hrOelfdr- rwrt’e’T'; 'WWffrf’fiM bride of Gerhard Kiefer son of - Mr —and Mrs. Martin—KUifer route 1 in a lovely double ring ceremony performed by the Rev :BehlI ing in Hie parsonage of the St I John's Lutheran church Sunday evening at seven o’clock. .Mrs Norbert Bultemeier and Erwin Kiefejr. brother of the groom.' attended the couple. The bride wore a gown of white lace over satin, made with a high tonnd marquisette yoke and a lace | bertha which formed the cap: sleeves She worts three quarter: length mitts of matching lace and : [a lieaded tiarra which held in plate : I her fingertip veil. Her bouquet

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B Iw— B I / fl yWty k *■* ♦ THE WEDDING of Miss Betty Ann Hockemeyer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Human C.. Hockineyer of route 1, and Louts William Allmandinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Allmandinger, took place recently In tjte parsonage of the St. John Lutheran church, the Rev. M H. Behling officiating The young couple hi residing on route 2. Rockford. O. (Photo by Edwards). —

was of white rosea. Her att-ndaut was in gold taffeta. and she carried a bouquet of red shaded yellow roses. Approximately two hundred guests attended the reception Im.nustUuLtib.'. liiUll.»Jnii_.'.he , at Geels liarn. A four tier, w-edding cake was used as the centerpiece on the serving table. The bride is an employe of the Fort Wayne Wire Co., and the groom is engaged in farming. Mr and Mrs. Kiefer will reside with the groom's parents. MIUIONARY LADIES IN RECENT MEETING. The Indies Fellowship of the Missionary church met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Roy Hook., with twenty members and seven gueats._MEa.jWLJjAtey. Mrk 9 U Y becanr. Mrs luivern Whltwvr, Mrs ! Myers Mrs Paul HArdand Mt*: (■airin'Jloerger. present. The meeting opened with th* group singing Wonderful Peace." followed by prayer offered by Mrs. - Harold Idlewine "I Will Praise i Him" was (ben sung, and the remainder of the evening was spent • In sewing and embroidering Refreshments were served at , tjpe close of the meeting jULJhs. , hostess, assisted by Mrs. Hollis llonifas and Mrs Clarence Hook. -ROSAMOND GOULD TO WED ON JUNE 25 Mrs. Sarah B Gould. 108 South TbirJ. .. s’jj-v- ha*., annoon rd (bo • • IJL'arrnti !-)• <»! If’l -'L'\ <1 iU.’liH . Burnau. s<»n of Paul L Butn»‘i _ Markif. I ; : , • Th<* wMidintr is being planned for June 25 al four o\ io, k ,in th** Presbyterian < hurt h The bride ehx t is a graduate T»f Decatur high.. «< hoel and is a teacher in th** Lincoln s. htad. M Burnau was graduated from I’nioai . Xenter high school and in an employe of the Moellering (’otistrur lion Co. Fort Wayne. Epailon Sigma chapter nf Beta i Sigma Pfei sorority will entertain l:ecatur Delta Lambda and Fort Wayne Xi Hho chapter® at the ; Elks home Wednesday evening at six forty five o'clock. 1 The Trinity Evangelical I’nited Brethren church will have its mother and daughters banquet Tuesday evening at six o'clock at the c hurch. Injuries Fatal To New Albany Woman — Nuw Albany. May Sfl; —(UP)— Mrs. Irene Seebach. 51. New Albany died yesterday of Injuriesrecetyed last Tuesday in a two tar colllaioa here. nM MKSOULA MONT., mlaa, 1»-year-old Donna Mane Bute, will represent her atate tn the annual ■'Miaa America" beauty pageant at Atlantic Qty, N. Sept. «-». A aophomore at Montana State iniveralty. cite is 5-fwt-«. weighs | 120 pounda. ffafenMNoMlJ

Mr and Mrs Herman Meyer visited with Mrs. Amos Lehman ph al Friday afternoon Veron Pancake of Granite Falls. N. C.. visited with friends here Friday Mr Pancake was formerly employed at the Democrat Veirnon Krugh bought-the first V. F W poppy rt honor of his new born sop Clyde Troutnor and Mr and Mrs. Sidney Erw-in have resigned as teachers in the Ossian schools The Bluffton Street Fair association has elected new officers for this year They Include H. H. Bobbins president; B J Mastersoli and John Harnish, vice-presi-dents- Cirrri- Ellta; secretary, and Charles Grandliuard. treasurer. J-W •fuffi wiR Iwdd -Septemberl»to33 , ' Mr arid Mrs. Phil Byron and son. Tommy of Elkhart will arrive this afternoon for an over Sunday visit j with Dr and Mrs Archbold. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin*Moore and Aughter are visiting at the Elmo Smith home until October 1 when (hetr new home- in Fort Wayne, will be cohlipleted. F Admitted ' Startltey Ai<ttd>urgM'. ■ iteaev U .... Marv. tc fc. Hoagland: Faidie Brewster. Port land. t’arol Brew-stm Portland; t Miss Bess Blue. Tocsin; Mrs. Arthur Hiwy. Robert Klracofe, Wren <> . Mrs Panl VonGunten. Berne; Cheater Heare, Berne rffsmisaed Carol Ann Shoaf; Mrs Raymond Shoaf: Dan Lengerich. Joseph Schurger. Mrs. James Mcßride and baity, girl; Carolyn Gerber. Berne GIRL SCOUTS f Brownie troop IS entertained their mothers Friday. The (pilowing program was presented: welcome. Judy Rhodes; Brownie song, j troop; piano aote, Ann Kocher; ; fame. Popeye: The Birds Return.. Judy Koors Kathleen Kohne. Mary Ann Jackson and Sylvia DeBolt; piano solo. Linda Jackson: game three blind mice. Each Brownie gave her mother a handkerchief 'olded into a green pink and white lace favor. A delicious luncheon was then served by the troop and their leaders. Mrs Don Cochran and Mrs. Loren Troutner.. Plana sere later completed for an all day outing at Hanna Nuttman park for the following Saturday. •ytvia Dvßolt acrtba.N Democrat Want Ada Bring Reaulta

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Indiana's Drowning Eight-Year-Old Boy Is Latest Victim Kendallville Ind., May Bd. ~ (EP) — Indiana's drowning (teeth L toll for the week stood at eight •oday with the addition of Ear! Bulger, eight, of Merriam. Earl, the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bulger, drowned yesterday in a gravel pit northeast of the Noble county town while wading with hla brother and another boy. Hie body was recovered. —“ The tragic drowninga started laat Sunday when three children and a l*-year-old man. all relatives. were drowned when their boat overturned in the Ohio River, 80 miles southwest of Evansville. Two small boys drowned Tuesday In separate accidents. One i died In the backwaters of a creek 1 near New Castle and the other in ', the Ohio River at Newburgh. Thursday, an* unde of the four i persons who drowned Sunday, fell out of a boat while searching for 1 their bodies and was drowned, y Roving Rangers The second meeting of the Root township Roving Rangers was Held May 18 at the Monmouth high scbool. the meeting sws called to order by the president. Pledges were given by "Kenneth Dnslck and Gail j Gertie Group singing was enjoyed | by the entire group The minutes of the previous meeting were read , and approved. The treasurer gave | his report and dues were collect- ‘ cd j Refreshment* were served by I I>u 11J an •• t and Kenneth and t-e > | Busick. The next meeting will be held May 24> at the school bouse. Examination Listed Under Civil Service The United States civil service ' 4ammlosioA., n 4MiMv . examination for tiffice machine op- . erator, which will lie appropriate i for filling positions such as ad I. dressing machine and graphotype operator, calculating machine bp--1 erator. tabulating equipment op*:e*a(nr. tabulating machine ojiera*1 or. photographer, microphotographif er card punch operator, and varloua other office machine operator 1 positions. Vai anc les to tie filled as a result of this examination exist in Ohio. Indiana apd Kelt lucky. A written exam must be passed and applicants are also judged .on the amount of expert enee they have had Entrance sal- ' : - to,- Ibe (« w I»i< m* I'M tlge f t W.ZfliOo i:t.s2s yenrlv For fttrth nations, contact Robert Frlsinger Former Decatur Lady Featured In Article Charles Brock and other rela lives have received copies of s recent issue of the Cleveland Plain .Dealer The magaxine section con tains an interesting feature show ing Mr. Brock's aunt. Mrs. G. W. ,A. Luc key, and a story' tn the news section about her daughter Miss Hertha M Luckey, who is ’n rhargw ot the physicological work in the Cleveland schools Mrs Luckey is now 90 years old and ■ still hate and hearty Her son. Paul. 1s vtce-prestdent in charge of production for the Hamilton Watch company. Mrs. Luckey's husband was formerly superinten dent of schools here and late» liecame president of the University of Nebraska and served several years as U. S. commissioner of education tn Washington. D. C. I I The Wichita Indian language has only 13 functional Bound units. ’ compared to 3-1 in English and an average of between 30 and 4ct for all languages according to Paul t Garvin. University of Oklahoma Anthropologist. . I

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* ■ The Jnhte clusa ! « Waar ««• ) school entertained the senior* nt the annual prom last evening in the high scbool gymnasium Blgtop Town" was carried tint In the clever decorations Streamers in the school's colon td gold and purple covered the retting of the gym Io (<uin the Btgtop.” A huge painted clown with lighted eyes and opened mouth stood at one end of the floor, through which, refreeh-’ ments were served tn the center of the floor were placed three circus rings. Painted animals and lanterns graced the walls. The grand march waa led by the junior class officers: Dianne Linn president: Ned Myers, vice-presi dent: Sam Gilbert, secretary: Carol | Roeder, treasurer, and the seaior j

Slight Decrease In , Jobless Pay Claims Indianapolis. May 20. —(VP) — The Indiana employment security division reported today that 88.532 jobless pay claims received last week represented a drop of one percent from the previous week. Director John W Crlse said settlement of the Chrysler strike brought about "vastly improved < undltions " in Evansville. Kokomo and New Castle. He said the out- ' look was for continued production ] and Increased employment. rains tn some sections jof the state laat week retarded construction -hut In other areas the industry was operating at peak li apatll)." Clise said.

■c in .yyw ■ r hB A I SENATOff ffUSSEII • IONG (iefth aon of the famous Louisiana King* Osh. Huey long, stands ready to match his father s 15-and-one-half* hour filibuster speech record “If the need arises’’ to prevent a vote on president Truman s fair employment practices commission blit, f Other southern Democrats in filibuster strategy conference are (from Longl Richard B Ruasell. Georgia. Bsrnet R. Maybank. South OaroUna; John C. Stenma. Mississippi. (fsternatiowal dowwdpAoto) MTWOUON IN* FACES a possible » years In prison on spy convirtlons Judith Copion and her fiance, attorney Albert H. Soculov. one of her defenders, say they will be married “some time In June " The two 29-year-olda are shown at her New York home. She Is free on 3*o 000 ball pending appeal of Washington and New York convlcUona. Socolov la a veteran of D-Day Normandy Invasion. (fnfevwef»e«a.>

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High Averages Made By Berne Students Berne. May 80. — Twelve nem bers of this year's graduating group singing "Wonderful Peace Haas of the Berne-French high iWhuol made toar-year averages of above *», Il was announced Thursday evening at the commencement | exercises here. , Mias Anna B<‘h warn was th v.ledb torian with aa - laverago qf MLM. Virginia nahegger , was second with M 34 Others above 80 were Pauline Seeeenguth. Kathryn Soldner. Duane Lehman William Barrett. Ronald Townsend John Burke. Anna Umlee 1 Weldler Etale Lehman. Cynthia Ktrschhofer and Logan Sprunger. 1 Dacid Gehnign won the 185 »< hoi ‘at ship awarded by the Mother a ‘duh. ——_