Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 171, Decatur, Adams County, 21 July 1951 — Page 3

SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1951

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TRINITY D.Y.B. CLASS MEETS ON THURSDAY A Twenty-three members of the To Your Best class of Trinity : 1 Evangelical United' Brethren church wqfre present for \the July c'ass meeting, held Thursday eve ring at the church. ' 5 - . Devotions were in charge of Mrs. R. O. Wynn, Mrs. Marie DeI Bolt and Mrs. Ralph Roop. Mrs. Koop presided at the business session. J . The social hour/ was in charge of Mrs. Manley Foreman and Mrs. Blanche Elzey. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. firmer Bittner, Mrs. Butler ano Mrs. Andrews* MISS ANNA 'BELLE BEBOUT .ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs.' Thurman Bebout, of t-oute jthree, announce the engagement of their daughter, Anna Belle, to John Johnson, son of Mr. and ,Mrs. Benoit Johnson of route tiveJ No date has been set for the wedding. - > / ' Miss Bebout was graduated from the pleasant Mills high school and is employed at the Goodyear Store Her fiance, also a Pleasant Mills high school, gjradnatje, is engage 1 in farming. i The Monroe W.C.T.ij. will meet at the’home of Mrs. Lewis Mattax Thursday afternoon at two o’clock. *rhe Friendship club will, entertain members of the ’ Jolly Housewife club at a potluck supper to be held-at Lehman park in Berne at six thiity o’clock Friday evening. Members are asked to bring table service.: r f / The dedication of the Linn Grove Roadside Park, originally scheduled to be held near the livejr bridge at Linn Grove, will

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'nstead be held on the grounds of the Linn Grove school Tuesday evening. The change has been made in cyder to accomodate the large crowd expected. Ay potluck supper is to be held at sijt o’cloc < end those attending are to bring a covered dish apd table service. Members of< the Roadside ( ouncil and its affiliated organizations are urged to brijag their families. v - Rebekah Lodge will meet Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock jin the 1.0.0. F. hall. The Three Link club will meet | following lodge with Mrs. Alva Bilker and Mrs. Robert Railing in Charge of enterainment. I Officers of the Rebekah lodge will J live drill practice at the hall Wednesday evening at seven o’clock. ( - -• -• Simon Heerpitra, who underwent major surgery at Clinic hospital in Bluffton, was | returned to his home on Master |)rive last evening. He was able td drive uptown today. 'j Mr. and Mrs. Calvin/ Mrs. Richard B. Colter and sod Gerald, and Mhry Jane Fiechter' hive returned from Lawton, Okla, where they visited |vith < Pvt. Richard B. COppess. Mr. and Mrs|. Allen Blodgett of Chicago, are visitihg with Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Ptimphrey | over the weekend. Mrs. ] Blodgett-is a niece; of Mr. Pumphfey. Frank Ulmer, who serve'!; the Bluffton News-Banper for 53| /'ears and who I has ; numerous friends and acquaintances ip. Decaf tur, visited hefe last evening.*' I The 25-acrd farm of tie Armindp; Miller heirs was sold ■ at duction Thursday evening by Jpff Liechtyj auctioneer, to Levi Shetler foi| $8,400, The property is rortheast of Berne and has excel| lent Improvements. | The Elks lodge of Hertford City! will celebrate the golden anniverj sary of the lodge next Wednesday, evening. Sixty candidates will be initiated with the central cham? pion degree tearji giving the. workl Funeral services Will be hel<| Sunday at the Mcßride funeraj* rarlors in Bluffton > for Amos? Bowen Hale, 70. who d||ed at Warsaw Thursday. Two daughters an<i four sisters survive. J | The congregation of St. Mark’o Lutheran church near ? Ossian wist Observe the 95th anniversary of th| founding of the chupch Sunday July 29. Rev. is thte pastor.r ; . • \ ! * j L_- ■ J WjOSRITAI I 0° Admitted: Mrs. Rd Newport, Decatur; MisS Lydia Wulliman, Berne. Dismissed: Mrs. Carl Schultz end baby boy, Decatur; Mrs. John Bollenbacher, Rockford, O.; Mrs. Ralph Deam, Decatur I route |. Miss Mary Harvey, : Mrs. John ,C. Schwaftt, Berne; Aniseto Cancino, Dechiur; Kenneth Eugene Bailer, -Decatur. .. . i| I •

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Society Items for day’s publication must be phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Phone 3-2121 Phyllis Acheson SATURDAY Bethany Young Adult class bake sale, city hall, 9 a.m. church, all day. V MONDAY iKlo-Kan Sunshine Girls, Ki of if. home, 6 p.m. | Kirkland Ladies Club, Adatn3 Central high school, 1:30 p.m. f * \ / TUESDAY ,< Rebekah Lodge, 1.0.0. F. hall |:3O p.m. K'~ Linn Grove Roadside Park dedication, Linn Grove school ground, 'ii to 8 p.m. \. ; Sunny Circle Home Economics >club, Preble recreation center, 8 |».m. Calvary Willing Workers class ■Hanna-Nuttman shelter house, j Root Township Home Economics lelub, Mrs. Leo King, 1:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY ‘ Rebekah Lodge officers, 1.0.0. F. hall; 7 p.m. 1 Union Township Woman’s club, Mrs; Erma Rabbitt, 1:30 p.m. TUESDAY, W.C.T.U. meeting. Church Os God, 8 p.m. THURSDAY \ > Monroe W.C.T.U.,, Mrs. Lewis Mattax, 2 p.m. , \| Women of the Moose informal ; initiation. Moose home, 7130 p.m., Officers at 7 p.m. FRIDAY Friendship Village and Happy Homemakers clubs, potluck supper, Lehman park at Berne, 6:30 p.m. ' 1 ’ ! ' V Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bucket, Geneva, are the parents of a baby son, born at 4:55 a.m- Friday at the Adams county memorial hos-| pital. He weighed 7 pounds,. 6 cunces. David De Wayne is the name of the son born to Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Barley, of Berne, at 7:55* p.m. Friday at the Adams county memorial hospital. The baby weighed 7 pounds. When first jettled .in the early Canadh whs called New France. - I Fashion Plus! a Zfl /3 ZifiJp // / /g 7|x I / ' / i 12-20 Inf 'HT&'MKet Double your wardrobe with one outfit! A cuff-topped princess dress in the country, it turns into a citywise ensemble by adding smart Mandarin-collared bolero! Pattern 9304 comes in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 30. 32, 34, 36, 38, 40. Size 16 dress. 4 yards 35-inch; bolero, trim, 2% yards. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send THIRTY CENTS in coins for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Decatur Dally Democrat, Pattern P. O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly Your Name, Address, Zone, Size and Style Number. SEND NOW! Our Marian Martin Summer Pattern Book is just out! Send Twenty Cents today for your copy. You'll sew the smartest most practical wardrobes for your family and yourself with patterns chosen from this book. A Free Pattern of a bedchrobe for Misses is printed In book.

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I o- ■ I Os V > 1 M I a gg\ j* ' . A. ? hi « Hi MISS SELMA NEFF became the bride of Delbert M. Gallmeyer recently in a double ring ceremony performed in St. John’s Lutheran church at Flatrock by the Rev. O. C. Busse. The britle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neff of Hoagland route one and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gallmeyer pf Decatur route one. On. their return from a wedding trip, the couple will reside on route one. Ossian. —Photo by Edwards. ‘

Girls' 4-H Club Exhibits Planned Local exhibits for girls’ 4-H club will be held next week, with judging to begin at 1:30 p.m., and projects and record books must be presented rot later than 2 o’clock. Miss Anna K. Williams will do the judging, and mothers of the girls are invited to attend, i Locations of the exhibits are as follows: Kirkland KUt-Ups. Monday. Kirkland school; ; Monroe Busy Bees, Tuesday. Mbnroe school building; Washington Happy Hustlers. Tuesday, Reineker school; Monroe Boosters, Thursday, home of Mrs. Elmer Beer. Young People Will Attend Youth Camps Various groups of young people from the Bethany Evangelic il Lnited Brethren church will attend youth camps this month at Oakwqod Park, Lake Wawasee. provided by lhe Indiana Evangelical conference of| the church. The following will attend the junior high apd junior camps: Stanley Alger, Roger Eichenauer. David Ellsworth, Bobby Rawley Luanne Lehman, Dianna Smallji Mara Dee Striker, David Eichen auer and David Willard. The following will attend the conference youth convention and enroll in the school of leadership education: Caroline Alger, Rheta Butcher. Roger Cole. Don DeArpiond, 'Roger Eley, Larry Hutker, Jerry Kolter and Arlene Myers. Mrs. Elmer Anspaugh will act as cottage chaperone. The Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Willard and son David will also attend the school «.f leadership education. f. At' one time appendicitis ?was called “the ileac passion.” \ ,

••••••—■ar'- y•* 9 • a ' fc ■— *' ; /*« • ■ \ agfc, g: — < Ci- ■' - ~ ■Wr ■whOLOaB&iW. L.4METL. Wz JnU'w.. Z, ; Uliil i if ■MKQgp f U ‘ wff i Is s ■« I ■ 11 1 if ■ , | I l » l I? / "■ il - as I wlffillll THE "CINDERELLA FAMILY" of Jersey Joe Walcott la all big smiles as two youngest children, Vincent, 11, and Carol, 6, ’’crown” a photo cf the new heavyweight champ and his manager, Felix Bocchlcchio, at borne in Camden, N. J. Others (back row, from left) are Arnold, 17, Elva, 15, Ruth, 12, Doris, 14. Mrs. Lydia Walcott, also shown, looks happy, too, following Jirsey Joe’s victory. 1 (Internaticwal

Carp Weighing Near 20 Pounds Is Caught in what is probably the biggest local fish story of the, 4veek —with witnesses to testify tyuth — Grpver Wolfe, of Blue (?Jrek township. fishing in the St. Mafry s river in Pleasant Mills, dragged in a 19% pound carp. This is the largest fish of its kind reported to the Democrat office this summer. • \ U Three From County District Winners Robert Ehrman. Karen Brant and Sidney Schwartz, who represented Adams County in the Farm Bureau, district variety contest last night at the Honeywell Memorial center in Wabas'h. won first place in their respective groups. The three contestants were at elimination conduring the annual Faijm Bureau picnic early this month. The district winners will take part in the state Farm Bureiu variety contest, to be held during the Indiana state fair. Ten counties were represented in the Wabash contest, Elirman, who plays the electric organ, placed first of 10 contestarts in the adult group. Schwartz an\l Miss Brant took first place honors with an accordion duet in a group of representing, the pet and hobby club. SEN. BLAIK MOODY ' ( < - ul>< * nllfd From Pose O»ie) through departmental appropriations . . . and callously extracting a dollar for unbridled inflation by voting against a strengthened price control bill and rollbacks.” "This fight against inflation must not be abandoned or our whole system will be gripped in a runaway spiral In which every person vyould in the long ruij lose,” he said.

Minor Accidents Are Investigated Here One Arrest Is Made By Decatur Police City police made one arrest Friday and investigated one accident, in which an unidentified driver clipped a couple of parked cars, then left the scene. ? Deputy sheriff Jim Cochran also investigated a. minor accident which occurred about a mile northeast of the city when a car bumbed into the rear ehd of one driven by Chester Stevens, of route 2, whose ear in turn bumped into the n ar end of the vehicle operated by Bert 1 Ralston, of 534 Studebaker street. \ The driver oi the third car failed £o itton. Hr- wis attempting to pass' the other vehicles as all of them were returning from Clem’s lake. Cochran the total damage' at S6O. | City police estimated the total damage at $2541 to cars owned by Kenneth Beard and Dick Jones, both of 436 North Second, which were parked in front of their residence, and which were sideswiped by a third vehicle that failed to stop. , ’ Paul Fisher, of Fort Wayne, was scheduled to. appear in city court later today in answer to the citation fbr public intoxication after his arfpst by police on Thirteenth street. Robert Noll, of route 6, arrested Thursday for speeding on Mercer avenue, was fined $1 and costs, totalling $11.75, by justice of the peace Floyd Hunter. G.E. To Build New Plant At Louisville Construction of the first factory 1 Gliding In the new Appliance I‘ark to be built by General Electric company, near Louisville, Ky, :s expected to get underway in the very near future, according to an announcement by Clairence L. Linder, general mandgelr of the company's appliance department. Title to a 7-acre is being obtained and contracts for the buildings have, been awarded to the Turner Construction company of

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ft 3 SB < 11 ■ ■ ’■•■■>*bb' 111 , i IB BMBBF B - !■■■ MRS.'BRUCE HIRSCHY was the former Miss Alice Faye Yoder, daughter of Mr. aiid Mrs. Chancy Yoder of Berne route one, before her recent marriage. The cerOmony took place in the Evangelical Mennonite church near Berne With thttßcv. Milo D. Nussbaum officiating. The groom is the son of Mft and Mrs. Gilbert Hirschy of route five. The couple will reside at the home of the groom’s parents. —Photo by EM wards. k

New York anij Struck Construction company of Louisville. Albert Kahn Associated Architects ahd Engineers of Detroit, designed |he riant.’ It will be one of the largdst ,n the' vast G. E. system. j Plans call for completion and operation of the factory next year. Ultimately, the multimillion dollar park will be the manufacturing, engineering, marketing and administrative headquarters-for all G. E major appliance operations. Component parts for jet engines will first be produced in the new plant. About 20 percent of Guatemala's cultivated land produces coffee.

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