Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 200, Decatur, Adams County, 25 August 1950 — Page 3

FRIDAY AUGUST 35, 1950

LADIES FELLOWSHIP MEETS ONT THURSDAY The l.a<U«*« Fellowship of the Missionary church held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Marie Johnson Thursday evening with fifteen members and two ■ :;<sts present. The meeting was opened with •-‘roup *lii*Hg <M prayer VW Ob sered by Mrs. Harold Idlirwine. The members all participated in the scripture lesson and sang "Safe Am i' s and ‘'Christ For Me". The erenlng wa ß spent In sewing and cutting quilt blocks and embroidering tea towels and pillow cased, lajvely refreshments were served bv the hostess. Mrs. Delores McCagg and Mrs Sanr~Augshui'eer CELEBRATE* FIFTH BIRTHDAY THURSDAY Jerry Wayne Christ, ner celebrated bis fifth birthday anniversary at his fcome on Twelfth street Thursday evening. A lunch was served and Jerry received many lost ly gifts. Guest* were Mrs Robert Maines and children Ronnie, Deanna. Susan and Donna Mrs June Ritter, Mr. and Mrs John Christener, 8r . and Marie; Junior. Gloria and Shettl Casino and Jerry's par <M* and sister Mr and Mrs. Hoger t hrulener and Saucy. Mrs Dorothy Mauller will entertain the members of Epsilon Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority at a lawn party Wedne* day evening at ' sis thirty 01-loek. The Friendship Circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed will have a kid party at Hanna Nuttman park nest Wednesday evening at sis o'clock Members are ask < d to bring a cbveredT dish and table service The Jolly Housewife Home Economies club of St. Mary's town 5 ship will meet at the Pleasant Milla school Wednesday evening at eight- o'clock Mrs Wesley l-ehman will entertain the members of the Bethany Circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church at eigh: o'< fork Wednesday evening, Mrs Elmer Ehr ■am o f Monroe is planning several recital* pre -.j-nting a number of her piano students nest week The founger uunils will live a recital at the Monroe Methodist church Thursday evening. August 31. at seven thir ty o’clock Th.- second recital for the advanced pupils will be given - — —■ - - ■ -—■ Slim-You Lines A¥w? tu „ Bl®' V X w.’ & r 1 If, f ilm I I lif ’ v ■ ■■l* ■ *■ /1 ■ 1 ■j? i’ll 4 ■ *1 v V /J ! II ■* - i*i*V - Lg<?. 9 1 I 9 9209 SIZES 34—50 t 1 Slim and youthful! That's the way -this dress makes you look! St Itching, hows and shirring are Pattering on a dress with superb lines, and any-eeason smart ne.)! Pattern H-’iiH comes In sides 34. 3d,- 38, 411. 42. 44. 46. 48. 50. Rixe :l« takes 4>» yards 39-inch. This easy-to-use. pattern give* perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step Send TWENTY-FIVE cents In coins for thia pattern to MARIAN MARTIN, care of Decatur DeUy Democrat. < Pattern Dept.. P. O. Bog «740. Chicago SO. Hl. Print plainly YOUR NAME. ADDRESS. ZONE. SIZE. STYLE NUMBER. Fashion comes In all slses In our Marian Martin Pattern Book. Send Twenty Cento more (In coins) to get this •ummer-ehyle-pieturo for the family. There's an active sports wardrobe, too, plus FREE—A stunning beach-bra pattern printed right in the book.

Society Items for day’s publlcatlon must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) phon* 1000-1001 Phyllis Acheson Friday Degree team end drill team of American legion Auxiliary, legion home. « p.m Roadside Council. Berne park. 1:30 p m. Saturday _ 6-H Band bake sale, Puhlix Service, S a m. x Sunday Flat rock Walther League ice < ream social, ehnreh. * p m. Wednesday Beta Sigma Phi sorority l»vn party Dorothy Manlier, 6:30 p.m. Literature department ofDecatur Woman's club, called meeting, Library, 3 pm. Friendship circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, kid party, llsnna-Nuttman park, 6 p.m. Jolly Housewife Home'Economics club of'St Mary's township. Pleas ant Mills sohool, 8 p.m. Bethany Circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church. .Mrs. Wesley Lehman. H p.m. —— Bunday. September 2. at two thirty o'clock in the afternoon at the Monroe Methodist church. Students from all over the county will participate and the public Is invited to attend Misa Martha Übr. daughter of ■Mr.’ and Mrs Charles Llby. of Kirkland township, returned this week from (.'amp' Mack, near North Manchester. Max Winteregg. sou o(_ Mr and Mrs. Homer Winteregg of Monro*. I* visiting this week whh his parents. Max works with an outdoor Professional Custom Framing... From a choice of mor* than one bundled same!*s of fram* moulding* you gwsy select exactly the atyle and slae fram* you desire. you desire for . . . • Framing • Ref ranting • New l*ort rails . • Family Heirlooms • Paintings • Embroideries • Sketches • Documents We will be pleased to give you an estimate of any professional framing work without obligation. Sttufa

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advertising firm,.in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward C’alland will leave Sunday for Springfield, fill. Mr. Calland, who is director of the American Soybean Association will attend the convention of the association and appear on the program. -_ Mr. and Mrs. Cal E. Petersoq and the Misses Jesse and Nell Win n.e* of thi n city spent Thursday a the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. George Sprague at Rome City. William Huston, Sr., wjio suffered a leg Injury several weeks-ago is still bedfast at his home In Jonmouth lie had been, a patient ala Fort Wuytie hospital. Admitted: Daniel R. Eichenberger Berne; Mrs. Eli Hirschy, Berne; Tim Murphy, Decatur. Dismissed: Miss Norma Lou Eady, city; Mrs. George Harding and baby girl. Deeatur; Mrs. Albert Agler and baby girl. Berne: Edward Jacks. Rockford. O.; Mrs. Kenyon Nussbaum and baby girl. Susan Kay. Berne. Artist SR Artist Paul' G Mohr, of Oak wood. O„ will present the scripture In pastel at the Sunday even ing service* at the Churc h of God. SU T: Iff o'clock? The sanctuary and youth choir will present a concert In Conner lion with the. picture; in addition there will lie special music, songs and scripture*. Mohr Jias presented his pictures in c ongregations and state conventions. in Ohio and Indiana, and his 'scripture In pastel" has proven a highly popular feature. I The church is located just two I bloc ks northwest of the Adams ' county memorial hospital, on Cleveland street. v On a surveying expedition in 'SS4. William A Burt Inventor of me solar < ompasa. discovered 1-ake Sup- riot new Iron ore deposits v.hen the iron caused his compass j ter fluctuate sharply ——— Remember •••• IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON MODERN New Home Sewing Machines and Many Electric Rebuilt Sewing Machines YOUR OPPORTUNITY BOARDMANS SEWING MACHINE SHOP 223 North First St. Phone 411 ’ k - I—i

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■ ™ J ■ whH THE ENGAGEMENT and approaching marriage of Miss Leona Buitemeier to Arthur O. Worth, i-un of Mr and Mrs Arthur W. Worth of route two Bryant, ha* been announced by the bride-elect's parents. Mr and Mrs. Herman Bultcmeler of route one The Rev E. T Sclupidtke will read the vows at five thirty o'clock on Saturday evening. Octolier * in the Zion Lutheran church in thi* city. Miss Bultemeier is a graduate of the Decatur high school and i« employed at the Fort Wayne Wire Die company Her fiajne. a graduate of i'olihg high uhool. served three and one half years lit the armed fore;-*. He i* now employed at the International Harvester Co. 2s B tz’ ;/7 HANDCUFFED JUUUS ROSENIERO and hla Wife embrace In * prison vat outaide federal court. New York, before being taken to separate cellt after arrcAmment on atomic snv chares. «/aleraafional Smoiduhotn

NIPS Company Seeks Pipe Line Authority Washington. Aug. 25. -|VP>— Northern Indiana, Fuel * Light Co.. of Auburn. Ind . asked the federal power commission Thursday for authority t’o build a 31 mile pipeline to serve seven Indiana com-I munities. The eompany also asked FPC j tp.. order Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. to supply a maximum of | teooe cubic feet of sas |>er dV ’(> the project. . Northern Indiana now manufactures and distributes artificial gas to five communities, it proposed' Fw 4WRBIRRS nidß Bl wwHIP RNt KNIM id shown Uy actr«M ! Ginger Rogen as she leaps for | shot in a celebrities tennis tourney j In Forest Hills. N. Y. She will j compete in national mixed doubles ( tournament < fnterwa tiowal i ,| A ' t

JFjßfl IOVS.Y Irene Farren. Grand River, will be "Mi*» Ohio" in the "Mi** America" beauty pageant In Atlantic City next month. She'a 19. like* to new and dexign her own clothe* She will model her own wardrobe in talent conteit in the Anal* Irene i* 5-feet-3, ha* dark hair, grav eve*. TZwtcrnatioaaD to »erve natural ga» to Woodburn. Harlan, Grablll. Lee. Spencerville. St. Joe and Waterloo. Ind Ettlmated cost of the pipeline 1* *511.315. The lower hou»e of the New Hampxhire legislature ' ha* 399 member*.

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Man Fined In City Court Gerald Rowman. of Ft. Wayne. 1 was fined »5 and coats, totaling 1116.75 in mayors court Thursday . for reckless driving.- Rowman was driving a car that ran into the rear of another vehicle just north 'of Geneva Wednesday night An- ! other charge against him for leavj ing the scene of an accident was ; < ismissed when he entered a plea lof not guilty. i The case against John Ingle, who pleaded guilty to public inI toxication. was continued for 30 days in mayor's court this morning. : Ingle was arrested by the city pol- ; lea Thursday afternoon. A ease against Harry Frauhiger for reckless driving wa* continued j for 30 days by Mayor John Doan ■ when Frauhiger entered a plea of I not guilty. Frauhiger was involved . in s wreck i u *t north of Berne Wednesday night in which Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bprunger suffered Injury Deloyd V. Garwood was fined 35 and costs, totaling 315, for driving an overwidth vehicle on the • highway without a permit. Gar.wood appeared in mayor's court Rev. Busse Second Adams County Man To Be State Chaplain The late Rev. Harry Fernthell. who served as pastor of the First Presbyterian church, was the first man from this city to be elected to state office In the Indiana Department of the American legion, local Legionnaires explained today. The Rev. Fernthell was fleeted Chaplain of the legion In 1930 The state convention wa* held in Fort Wayne that year. He »erved one term, which extended to th* fall of 1931 , _ < I Ater. Rev Fernthell wa* elected commander of Post 43 of the American lAgion. - The fter. Otto Carl Busse. !>astor of the Preble St. Pan! Luth cran church, was elected Indiana Chaplain of the American legion at the state convention in Indiana poll* this week. 4-H Band Bake Sate. Saturday. Anxwt 26. 9a. m. PabUx Service. 197t4 4 Democrat Want Ad* Bring Reaulta - * Hay Fever M ANAHIST You'v* read about thia amaxin* remedy in leading magazine*. TAB* 55c TABS 99c KRIPTON TABS. 50’8 4. ESTIVIN (for s f,O9 prompt relief • HISTEEN TABS. 40’s BENZEDREX INHALER .... WV INHISTON A TABS. 36’s ANTAMINE 12’a J jTABS (droves).. wJjPV • ANAHIST L ATOMIZER yOV : SMITH BEXALL MK SIME . Phone 82

Died Tuesday Clarence O Stuckey, formerly of' Geneva died Tuesday al his home in Phoenix. Arixona from a heart , attack, -Hl* mother, Mr*. Sol Stuck- j ey and a broteer. la-*ter, manager , of the Eaatern Indiana OU and, Supply Company, re«ide at Gene- ■ va. The family moved to Aritona in ' 1917 because of the health of Mrs Etuckey who died ten years later A son. Jay C. Stuckey also live* in Phoenix. The funeral was held > there and interment made in the' Phoenix cemetery. Democrat Want Ad* Bring Re*ult*

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; The A**ociation of American : railroad* ha* opened a 31.9b#.<MW. reaearck laboratory <t the itlincl* , Inxtitute of Technology, Thoma* Ewing of Ohio wa* the i fir*t >ecretary of the interior. He j wa* appointed in 1849 by Prexi--1 dent Zachary Taylor.

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