Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 159, Decatur, Adams County, 7 July 1951 — Page 3

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Miss Rita Wellman And Eugene J. Heimann Wed In Lovely Ceremony At Bryant Today

Miss Rita of Bryant, and Eugene. J. Heimann of this city Exchanged their weddihg vews In the Holy Trinity Catholic church at. Bryant in a pretty ceremony, at eight thirty o’clock this morning. The Rev. Victor C. Mtagner officiated at the double ring rites before an altar beautifully decorated with hygeraniums. Lighted ’candleabra wereplaced in the sanctuary. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Wellman, of Bryant, arq the bride’s parents and the groom is the son of Mr. and' Mirs. Henry Heimann of route four. I ' "rft

The Missa Tertia mass was supg by the men’s choir. “Ave was sung at the offertory and “Oh Lord I am not Worthy’’ during the communion. “On This Day, O Beautiful Mother” was sung by the choir at the conclusion of the mass. Members of the bridal party included Miss Marjorie Heimann, sister of the groom, as maid of honor, and the bride’s sister. Miss Helen Wellman, who served aa bridesmaid. Richard Wellman, twin brother of the groom, attend-* ed him as besa man and guests ed him as\ best man and guests and Cletus Heimann. A gown of ivory flipper satin ’'was chosen by the tyride. A high round neckline featured the molded fastened in Iront with tiny self-covered buttons. Fitted "sleeves came to points at the wrist and a- large bow accented the waistline at the back. The skirt was finished with a long train. A satin sweetheart tiara held her fingertip veil of illusion. > The crystaJ rosary she was a gift from the groom and her bouquet was of white qarnations. Miss Heimann’s gown was of yellow nylon over taffeta, designed with a 'bertha collar that formed the cap sleeves, fitted bodice and bouffant skirt. Miss Wellman ■wore, an identically styled gown of nile green. Their headpieces were pleated net studded with seed pearls and they wore matching mitts and rhinestone necklaces, gifts from the bride. Their bouquets were of pink and Javender asters and pink rosebuds. V Members of the immediate families attended the wedding dinner, served this -noon at the Catholic Ladies of Columbia hall in this city. The serving table will be centered with a four-tiered wedding cake, topped with a miniature bride and groom. Assisting with the serving will be Mrs. Robert Meyer, Miss Mildred Loshe, Miss Dene Heimann and Mrs. Marcel Welling* The wedding reception is to be held at Geels Music Ranch from two until four o’clock this afternoon. - ' .

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the bride fop her going-away ensemble. On their return from a wedding trip of unannounced destination the couple will reside in their newlyvfurnished home on route four. > Mrs. Heimann, a graduate of Holy Trinity school, is employed at the General Electric here, and her husband, who is engaged ip farming, graduated from “Decatur Catholic high school. MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS ON THURSDAY The Women’ll- Missionary Society of the Nuttman Avenue United brethren church met at the home of Mrs. .Dorothy Harikless Thursday evening. Mrs. Berniece Gray gave the introduction |o the - lesson, “Goals and Aims of Mission Work.” The scriptural lessidn from the first and second chapters of Ruth wks dramatized by Mrs. blettie Zehr, Mrs. Edith Terrell and Mrs. Faye Michel, assisted by Faul, Sharon and Richard Ha‘kless.| Poems w*ere read by <Mrs. Thornton and Mrs. Harkless, whjj also offered prayer. The devotional period was closed with a contest on gleaning. \ After a business session refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held at the home of;Mis. Zehr, with "Mrs. Jessie Diehl as program chairman. . —M . MISS PAULINE RUPERT WILL WED IN AUGUST s The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Pauline Rupert to Leroy Kolter, son of Mr. and.. Mrs. Rudolph Kolter of route two,| has been made known by the parents of the bride-elect, Mr. and Mrs.: Glen Rupert of route six. — 3 - August 25/; has been set as the date for she wedding, which will take place in the Monroe Methodist church. I I - Miss Rupert and her fiance are l»ath graduates of Adams Central Ugh school. Kolter is engagedrin farming. The Adams Count}' Chorus s*ill participate in a district reheatsal ati the community building |in Bluffton Tuesday afternoon Jat two thirty o'clock. Mr. Stewart and his accompanist will be therei fcnd all members are requested tcf be prompt. ' ADD SOCIETY i y FISHER-McBRIDE I RITES ANNOUNCED The marriage of* Miss Sghdra Fisher, daughter, of ’ Mb. and l-Mrs. William Fisher pf Fort Wayifc, to Floyd Mcßride, son of MrZ and Mrs. Lee Mcßride <of 115 Grant street, took place last Saturday in the First Presbyterian church., The Rev. A.\C. E. Gillaniler performed the double ring cefemony at six thirty o’clock in thq evening.’ Miss Virginia Fisher, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Ralph Bollinger served as i bea‘ man. I ; ** The bride teal Bblue streetlength dress s|ith white accessories. , Her; corsage was of white gardenias, 'the maid of honor was also attired in aiteal blue dress and wore a corsage of ied roses. \ The bride’s mother worq a brodm dress with white accessories and the groom’s motherUwas qttired in navy and white. Both wore corsages of white carnations. Following the ceremony a recep \t!on for one hundred guests was I held at the home of the groom’s parents. A blue and white eolor scheme was used |n decorating. BouqUefs of roses sweetpeas decorated the serving table, The couple now ’resides 113 Grant' street. | I v ■ VETERANS.CLASS HAS PICNIC LAST EVENING Members of the /veterans voca-tional-agriculture training class of Adams dentral high school and their families, enjoyed a picnic supper last evening at the Berne park. Approximately one hundred were present. Herald Bailey has been instruc tor of the class of thirty, who have been meeting for the past year. • When classes resume the present group will be divided, some remaining at Adams Central anv the others going to Monmouth. ■' T'V i RECENT GRADUATES IN FIRST REUNIONS The graduating class of 1951, Decatur high school, held their first annual reunion last evening «t Hanna-Nuttman park with forty members in attendance. A * basket dinner was ! George Bair, Jr., and Mis's San dra Barr were elected president

y Society Items for day's pub* llcatlon must be phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 3-2121 (’ Phyllis Acheson ’\ - ' !■' i\' FRIDAY ' . Ave Marie study club, Mrs. Al Schmitt, 8 p. hi. County Square Dance festival, Geels Barm St. Ann’s stmiy club, Mrs Anselm Hackman, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY \ Pleasant, Mills senior plass bake stile, Schafer’s Store, 9 a.m. / MONDAY Past Presidents of American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. Ed Bauer, 8 p.m. Pythian Sisters picnic, HannaNuttman park, 6 p.m. TUESDAY Eagles Auxiliary regular meeting, Eagles hall, 7:30 p.m. Happy Homemakers club, Mrs. Paul Erp, 7:30 pan. Better Homes dub of MonrPe, Mrs. Lillian Stucky, 7:30 p.m. Tri Kappa sorority business meeting. Elks home, 7:30- p.m. Trinity W’.S.C.SI general meeting, church, 7:30 p.m. ' Willing Worker's class of First Christian church, Mr. land Mrs Fred Scheiderer, 615 West Monroe ♦treet, 8 p,m. Dutiful Daughters class of Beth any church, Hanna-Nuttman park F:3O p.m. Adams County . Chorus district rehearsal, Bluffton community funding, 2:30 p.n). Rebekah Lodge, 1.0.0. F. hall, ?:30 p.m. i ' ~ ■ Kirkland W.C.T.U., Mrs. Lucinda Yager, l;30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Profit and Pleasure Home Economics club, Mrs. William Miller, 7:30 p.m. | ;„ ! I Rose Garden dlub; Mrs. Cech Cause, 2 p.m. Psi lota Xi sorority pledge picnic, Boy’ Scout cabin at HannaNuttman,: 6:30 p.m. Presbyterian Ruth and Naomi Circles picnic supper, Hanna-Nutt-, man shelter house, 6:30 p in.* \ ' THURSDAY Women of the Moose Social meeting, Moose home, 7:3b p.m., officers at 7 p.m. I l Fourth District American Legion Auxiliary meeting, Leo LegUm home. A'• <--j "|. 1.. Presbyterian Mary and Martha Circles covered dish luncheon, Mrs. Dale Moses, 1 p.m. Ladies Fellowship of Missionary church, Mrs. Deloris McCagg, 7

p.m. \ Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society, 1 church social rooms, 7:30 p.m. 1 Salem Methodist W.S.C.S., Mrs. Amos \Stauffer, 1:30 p.m. Salem Methodist Wesley Couples [class family night HannaNuttman shelter house, 6 p.m. end secretary of the alumni at tin organizational meeting following graduation and will serve for the pext year. Annual dues of one dollar were approved and plans for coming reunions were made. A meeting of the Kirkland will be-held at the home of Mrs. Yager Tuesday afternoon at one thirty o’clock. —— ' Pt-! The covered dish luncheon for members of the Mary and Martha Circles of the Presbyterian church will be held at the home of Mrs. Dale Moses Thursday afternoon Instead of at the church as prev'ously i announced. ■ v. ' \ ' 11 1 ‘ • \ • A Family night picnic will be held at the Hanna-Nuttman park shelter house Thursday evening at six o’clock for members of the Wesley Couples class of the Firs Methodist church. Meat, roils and drinks will be furnished. The .Pythiari Sisters will have •x® picnic Monday evening at six o’clock at Hanna-Nuttman park, y '.' ? . ! Mrs. Amos Stauffer will be host-•-ss for the meeting of the Salem Methodist Women’s’ Society of Christian Service at one thirty o’clock Thursday afternoon. Rebekah I>odge will meet in th° Odd hall Tuesday evening at sevdn thirty o’clock. Whalebone Scarce The Influence of human fashions in the era of women’s garments in the eighteenth century led almost to the 'extinction of the great Greenland whale when the price of whalebone rose to more than $1,400 per ton. Steel and plastic stays, now replace whalebone for stays in corsets, and fine whalebone, used for other purposes, now brings the much higher price of some $5 a pound because of the scarcity of the species of whales that produce it. ■ ; Protect Wells Springs and wells should be protected from surface water to avoid pollution.

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*}* '{tywieA. St. Mary’s Catholic church was the sdenc bf a beautiful summer Wedding this morning when Miss Marjorie Anne Miller, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Elmo Milled of the Homesteads, became the bride of Leon L. Rosswurm, son Ms Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Rosswurm of Mbnroeville. ThesVery Rev. Msgr. J. J. Seimetz performed the double ring cferemont\at nine o’clock. Bouquets Os assorted summer flowers graced the altar, which Was flanked with two large palms and lighted candelabra. The aisle was carpeted in white. Sr. M. Ambrosine was organist and the girls’ choir sang the mass Regina Pads. DuHng the offertory/ they sang “Ayq Maria" and at itliq communion "Panis Angellcus." After the nuptial mass, aS, the placed a bouquet of astA ers and daisies at the pajltar of the Blessed I Virgin, the thoir sang •On This'Day, O Beaiitiful MothThe pride, who was i given in marriage by her father, wore a iiown of white sheer \marquisette over bridal satin. The bodice was accented with V-shaped; yoke edged in Chantilly lace and a wider ruffle of the lace formep a peplum effect at the pointed ’ waistline. Satin-coyerbd buttons fastened tI.W--bodice hack and long sleeves formed points over the hands. The. hill gathered skirt fell into a flared train. Hdr bridal veil of imported silk illusion edged in Chantilly lace and fell' from a c.rown of crystal and seed pearls. She carried a small cascade of yellow rosebuds atop her white prayer )>ook and a silver capped crystal rosary. ; Her necklace of twisted 1 seed pearls and 'crystal was worn by her mother at her and her : rhinestone bracelet was a gift of the groom. Kliss, Frances Miller, jl cousin of the bride, was maid of honor. Her gown Os yellow marquisette wa? worii over matching taffeta and had a yoke-effept outlined with . a large bertha collar edged in lace. The full ruffled skirt was worn over a hoop and her headpiece was of ruffled band of rayon straw braid, She carried a nosegay of violet asters and pink gladiolus

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WAVING A CHEERFUL OOODBY, Sgt. Werner Reininger, 21, quadruple amputee, leaves buddies, at Oakland, Cal., naval hospital for home in San Antonio, Tex. The Marine veteran of Korea was flown home for an all-out hero’s welcome and 15-day leave, after which he will return. Pushing wheelchair 1$ Pete Seyman, hospital corps. (international)

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a gift of the bride. Bridesmaids were Miss Delores Fenker and Miss Jacqueline Al herding. Their gowns of lime green were styled like that the maid Os hpnor as their head pieces ; ajid flowers. Rhinestone necklaces were their gifts from the bride: Little Mifis Sharon Miller, sister of the bride, was her flower girl Her fldorlength gown was of lime green organdy over taffeta styled with a round\ yoke with ( matching’ ruffle and piiffet sleeves. A ruffle edged the I hen} linb of the full skirt and yelloy satin bows accented the shouldei and waistline. Yellow rosebuds and bows trimmed her ruffled green headband, carried t basket of daisies and gladiolus an< wore a gold cross and chain. For her daughter’s weddinj Mrs, xMiller selected a navy blu< crepe \ tailored dress with whicl she wore a white picture hat am white accessories. The gropm’’ mother wore a grey print wit) white accessories. Both had cor sages of red rosebuds. Myron Rosswurm served hi Isrother as best man and seatin the- guests iyere Donald Miller brother of tne bride, and Te< ftosswurpi. ■> Thirty-five iguests attended thr and her rhiijestone bracelet war wedding dinher, served at the Knights of Columbus hall at noon A three-tiered wedding cake gar landed with ivy and yellow can. dies in crystal holders decorater the bride’s table. The linen clot! which covered the table had beer used by her mother and ' grand mother at their wedding* dinners ,\ A reception for apbroiimateh two hundred guests will be held this afternoon from two until foui 'hirty o’clock. Spring flowers and the wddding cake will be used on the serving table. Serving will be the Ml.sse§ Jean and Betty Braun Josephine Faurote. Marcile Geels and Mrs. Dale Alles. When the couple leave for \t|ieir wedding 'trip to New York anc’ Niagara Falls the bride will \change to a blue, and white check suit dress. Her accessories will be whitejand she will wear >jhei wedding corsage. || Tlhe new Mrs. Rosswurm is t graduate of Decatur Catholic high school and |is employed as typist at Security, Cartage Co. in For Wayne. Her husband attendee Monroeville high school- and if employed at Tokheim in Fort Wvne. July 16 they wil reside in Fort Wayne. i

iDecatur students enrolled for the summer session at Butler University are the Rev. Jonas Berkey, student in the school of religion, and Daniel Freeby, stujcint in the college of pharmacy. Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Frey of this | t *ty are sipending the week-end at George, o Bill Myers of this city left Fri’ay for a month’s fishing triiY Michigan. Myers will fish the lakes surrounding Greenville, Mich. Harold 1»L Steele, formerly of ’’leasant' Mills, now of Hinsdale, 11., is recovering from an illness it Hinsdale sanitarium and hos•ital, according to , word received, .ere bv friends. Steele is ill with e.ithiritls. Jerome Kellftf of this city has ■een elected; a member of the G. E. juartpr Century club thf Workft <iews announced this week. ( Funeral services were held r hursday in Lima. Ohio lor Mrs.. ’ora Gottschalk Weldy. 74, who { died Monday night aftef an extended illness. She was a sister of T. A. Gottschalk and a daughter ?f\ the late Andrew Gottschalk, a 'ormer county treasurer here. I'he husband, one daughter and a Uster also survive. , \ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Eckrote of Vinn Grove,will observe their 50th wedding ’ anniversary with open i:ouse at their home km. Sunday. The Citizens Telephone company has sold the old equipment from their Berne ’ plant to the Uurnet, Texas Telephone company. k John Gottschalk, son of Senator Ifhurman Gottschalk, hias been from Mont., where he has served with the U. S. wildlife service to Washington. J.. C., to he assistant chief of the federal aid branch of U. S. fish and service. j ' Funeral I services will he held Sunday afternoon at the Methocist church at Celina, 0., for James ull, 71, kho died Thursday. The widow, four brothers and a sister survive. Steven Ellis ot Decatur -Ik a paifcnt in, the Van Wert' 01, hosIThe condition of Mrs. J. C. Sutton, Sr., who is seriously ill at the \dams county memorial hospital, was repotted unchanged late , this norning. Mrs. Sutton suffered a stroke Thursday evening and was aken to the hospital Friday.

V* 1 Admitted: Mrs. Forest Sprunger, Jerne; Jim Fisher. Decatur; Mrs. .eo Bailey. Geneva. Dismissed: Robert M. Stemen, k>shen; August Homan, Decatur: Jaby Deborah Kay Pickens. Bluffon: Mrs. Paul Mendez and baby joy. Decatur: Mrs. Milford Balugbr, Bepne; Miss. Cosetta Steiner. Jerne;,Paul Btlderback, Ohio City, 3.; Robert Zinn. Convoy, 0.; Mrs. Xrthur Bischoff and baby boy, Monroeville. Mr. and Mrs. George Tricker are he parents of a baby son, born Friday afternoon at the Adams county memorial hospital. He veighed 7 pounds, 12 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Myers are he’parents-of a baby son born at >:29 a.m. today at the Adams coun ty memorial hospital.

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Ik. PERHAPS TO MARK truce developments, Pfc. Walton R, Wughtj. Banning, Cal., gets light from captyred Chinese Red. (International/ ;

County Square Dance Winner Named Friday f-i The square dance set of wfaler. i Fritz Auman of Root townphiji js I the leader, won the right to ..participate ' in the. district . square (lance festival at the city .ipark pavilion in Wabash August I. Mem--1 ers of the set are; Marleneland Eloise Aiunan. Dorothy Mertlyn Grotrian, Henry ands Arncld Getting, Fritz-Auman, anil Bob Ehrman. Fritz Auman .a!so'?won the ; square dance callers contest. The square dance callers? and sera were i judged at the Adams cojupty /square dahce festival at Ceejs Barn FrMay night, ' The Adams coinyty rural youth sponsored the county festival; and tLe rural youth clubs of Imliaua are sponsoring the district festivals a|nd the state festival AUgnst SO at state fair scolls4un|j;

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Clean Clothespins Keep clothespins in a clean place and wash them occasionally. Otherwise they may soil the clothes when i pinned to the line. Quality ! -l| Phirto Finishing Holthouse Drug Cok Wark left by noon on i ■ Sunday; ready Tuesday c morning at 10 a. m. Betty Allen J Beauty Shop Closed ; jjuiy k