Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 178, Decatur, Adams County, 30 July 1951 — Page 3

Monday, JULY SO, 1951

PRETTY CEREMONY HELD AT PLEASANT MILLS Irene May Schwartz, daughter of M». and Mrs. L Reuben Schwartz us Berne, route one and Marvin DeUayne Watkins, son of Mr. ano Mrs. William T. Watkins, Decatur route nix, were united in marriagi I aturday night at six thirty o'clock at the Pleasant Mills Methodist church. , The Rev. Harlan T. Shady pertotmed the double ring ceremony, breeding the iparriage ceremony, organist Sher matt Nyffler and MUs Pauline Rupert, soloist, rendered a JHtewn minute musical*. The orga:< selections ineluded ‘'Because.*' ' Indian Love Cail” and the tradi-j-tional wedding marches. During the ceremony the organist played "The Lord's Prayer" and Miss Rupert #“og "I Love You Truly” and The .Years.” Following the performance of the ceremony I Miss Rupert sang "Savior Like A Shenherd Lead Us.” The bride's gown was fashioned Mitb a rated bodice of Chantilly lace over white slipper satin with a Peter Pan collar. Small satin Covered buttons fastened the baa-, due down the front and the long! fitted sleeves of Chantilly lace ended in points over her hands, The a.eeves also featured a row of yovered buttons. Her fuli\ gathered tkirt. with panels of lace at each ► ide, ended in a floor length drejs. Her veil was of imported illusion f birred to a pointed crown of seed nearls. She carried a Biblj, topped with a Cattles orchid, gif: < f the groom. Two strarfds of I-earls composed .the jewelry. Mias Jeanette Schwartz attended her sister as maid of honor. She was dressed in a lilac gown fasnioned similar to that of the bride. She carried a hand bouquet of yellow roses with yellow satin streamers. She wore rhinestone earriugs and bracelet gift of the bride. * Vernon Hirschy of •. Decatur, toute six, served as best man. Ushers included Leonard Schwartz brother of the bride; Russell Wat Uns and Burvil Watkins, brothers of the groom. The bride's • mother, Mrs. Fchwartz. wore a navy blue dress with white accessories and a pint rose corsage. - The groom’s mother, Mrs. Watkins, wore an aqua dress wiia _ w bite accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. - . About one ‘hundred and "Tilly iueats attended a wedding reception. held at the church following •he ceremony. Decorations were 11 pink and white. Servers at the re

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Il 4 • eption included Misses Mary i Edith Steury, Delores Grabber and Rheta Butcher. The bride'g launt, Mias Rachel Schwarts, anil a cousin, Mrs. Charles Tharp, ’assisted in serving. For her departure, attire tbp Ji tide wore a summer suit of nn;* green with white accessories anil he orchid from he bridal bouquet Mrs. Watkins is a graduate <rf Adams Central high school and Mj Watkins attended Pleasant Miljt : high school. He is employed at tt£ General Electric Co. in Decatul. On their return from a weddin* .trip Mr. and Mrs. Watkins will reside at 215 West Jefferson streets *' » I HUSER-LEISTNER RITES ARE HELD AT BERNE Bonnie Jean Huser, daughter pf Mr. and Mrs. John .Huser of Berue and Gordon Leistner, son of M&. end Mrs. John Leistner of Chattanooga, O„ were united In marriage at four-thirty o’clock Saturday afternoon at the Bethel Brethren church east of Berne. The Rev. old Gehman, pastor of the church, performed the double ring ceremotjv. Ferns, palms, candelabras and yellow and white gladiolas formed- t£e decorations in the church auditerlum. Mrs. Albert Agler. pianist, presented a fifteen minute musjeule prior to the performance b f the rites. Mrs. Frank Leistner sang ' !Oh Promise Me” and Frank Lei|ti|er sang "I Love You Truly.” ter the ceremony Mr. and- Mis. Leistner joined in singing “Savior Like A Shepherd Lead Us.” The bride wore a gown of' white marquisette, a fitted bodice agd mamderin collar and the sleeves

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were long and formed points over her hands. The front of the fully rathered skirt had an embossed lose pattern and the skiri extend- ' cd into a Cathedral length train. The bride .carried a w'hite Bible with an orchid on the top. He»* headdress was a tiara of seed pearl illusion to which was caught her fingertip veil of silk. She- wore pearl earrings, a gift of the groom. Miss Kathryn Solduer, maid of honor, wore a gown of >hite mar , quisette over lilac taffeta, fashioned with high marquisette yoke, and foiled collar. The gown had a flt•ed bodice and bouffant skirt. She wore an picture hat and her earrings and necklace were a gift of the bride. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses. Little three-y*ar old Paula Aru Leistner, flower wofe a white organdy gown over yellow taffeta and an open crowned bonnet. Tl.c fold locket which she wore was a ••/ft of the bride. The bride’s mother wore a navy tress and carried a corsage of yel’ow roses. The groom’s mother also wore a navy dreads and carried a bouquet of roses. Bill Hey served as best man and ushers included Homer Huser Richard HuSer. Forrest Leistner end Bryce Christy. A reception for about one hundred and seventydive guests was held on the lawn of the Huser res’dence in Berne foUtrtring the church ceremony. Mrs. Leistner is a graduate of Berrie high school and prior to her marriage she was employed in the office of the Dunbar Furniture Co. Mr. Leistner i, a graduate *of Willshire, O. high school and is a farmer. After a short motor trip, the Lefstners will return to their farm in Ohio. BUTLER-WARREN WEDDING IS HELD HERE SUNDAY Mrs. Pauline Butler and Ed War*en were united in marriage in a quiet ceremony at the First BaPt.st church Sunday afternoon: The 'Rev. Robert Hammond, pastor of • l.e First Baptist church officiated. A reception for members of the families was held on the iawn of Mrs. Butler's residence on John street following the Af ter a brief trip. Mr. and Mrs. War icn will be at home at 910 West Monroe street. . • i

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Society Items for day's publication must be phoned In by 11a. jrh. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) i Phone 3-2121 Phyllis Acheson MONDAY Adams County Chorus special rehearsal, Monroe Fann Bureau, 3 p.m. TUESDAY Eta Tau Sigma, Mrs. George Helin, 8 p. m. f Eagles Auxiliary, Eagles hall, 8 pftn. WEDNESDAY Union Chapel Ladies (Aid, all day church. St. George study clhb, Mrs. Bill Butler, 7:30 p. m. THURSDAY Jolly Housewives Home Economics ah-day,/Pleasant Milis h gh school. W.M.A. of Nuttman Avenue U.B church. Mrs\ Nettie Zehr, 7:30 p.m. Pleasant Dale Ladies Aid, parish LaH, all day. Monroe W.S.C.srannual family picnic, Berne park, •R3O p.m. / ' Magley Ladies Aid, church base ment, all day. FRIDAY Mt; Pleasant W. S. C. S., family rotduck supper, Hanna-Nuttma 1 park, 6:30 p. in. CHURCH CIRCLE HOLDS POT-LUCK DINNER MEET Seventeen- members and .two guests attended a pot-luck dinner erf the Ruth and Naomi circle of Zion Evangelical and Reformed ••Lurch last week. The meeting was held through the noon hour at the Rufus Kirchhofer iipme. Mrs. Charles Meyers, circle chairman, conducted the business meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. Lewis Kruetzinan and Mrs. ißufus Kirchhofer.

The Ladies Aid of the Union 'J ha pel churchy* will hold an all-day meeting Wednesday at the church with a potluck dinner served at noon. It is announced that this is a regular meeting of the aid, and an election of officers will he held, Ajl ladies of the church lnvit-\ cd. The Jolly Housewives Home Eccnomics club will hold an all-day meeting Thursday at Pleasant Mills high school. Bach member is asked to bring table service for c elf and one guest. The W. S. \C. S. of Mt. Pleasant church will hold a pot luck supper I'riday night at six-thirty o’clock at Ilanna-Nuttman park. Members and their families are inviteji. The St. George study club will meet Wednesday night at seventhirty o’clock at the home of Mrs. Bill Butler. Eta Tau Sigma sorority will hold its regular meeting Tuesday nighr at eight o’clock at the home ol Mrs. George Helm. A baby boy, weighing eight rounds and five ounces, was born at ll;40 o’clock this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Spangler of Decatur at Adams county memoria* hospital. v . • A baby girl, weighing,\ eight pounds and 12 ounces, will born F unday morning at 9:12 o’clock at Adams county memorial hospital tc Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Stewart of Wren, O. Democrat Wane Ada Bring Results

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ilancher left tnis weekend for a two-weeks vacation at Big Star Lake, Baldwin Mich. - Mr. and Mrs. Walt Augsburger and children, Janeen and Russell, have returned from a week’s visP un Winona, Minn. Barbara Cole, Lou Ann Davidson, funya Stucky, Carol Kalver, Carol Elzey, Marilyn Jaberg, Karen Striker, 'Rosemary Hetrick, and Sharlene Lehman are spending this week at Lake James, accompanied by Mrs. F. D. Striker, Mrs. Maynard Hetrick and Mrs. Harlan Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Miller and son Douglas returned to their home at Lima, 0., after spending :ne weekend with Mr. Miller’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller in Decatur.* 1 . -I Miss Ruth Townsend, daughftv o' Mr. and Mrs. Dick Townsend of this city, returned Sunday frpm a two-weeks visit in Georgia. Ruth few from Atlanta, Ga. to Indianapolis and was met there by her father and the two then/motiored to Pecatur. ’ , Robert Hansel will preach at the ’ resbyterian church here August 12 and Fgrts Franz will/conjduet the services the 19th. Both are ministerial students. Simon Heemstra will assist the young men. _ The and Mrs*. A. C. E. (Inlander and children will leave the first of next week for a three weeks, vacation Fish Crijek, Wis. : Dale Braun, a native of Berne, ’■rincipal in the Winchester schools •he past 10 years, ’has been named mperintendent of the schools t<» succeed Phillip \Wesner» who resigned recently. Hisey & Bebout have ""been awarded the contract to byild an addition to the Convoy; 0./ school building for 1202,000. Rear Admiral Luiari A. jMoebus, a native of Van Wert, 0., add a f,l adnate of the Van Wert high school, has been appointed ?chhtf of the naval air reserve. He has been ordered to report at Norfolk, Va. ♦o assume duties as commander of —— / ■ L w /*1 IBS COOLING her feet in the water off Hampton Bea,ch, N. H„ is Bunty Romer, of Montreal. Canada. She’s an entrant in the “Miss Hampton Beach" beauty; contest to be held on August 2X J (International) ..y ■■ ■ it

I carrier division 4. He graduated frpm the Naval Academy in 1920. Mrs. Frank Lose -of Milwaukee. Wis., is visiting Miss Rose Confer in Decatur. Mj;s. Lose is a former . Decatur resident. Miss Deloris Thieme, a student ( at River Forest College, Oak Park, LI., spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Thieme of east of the city. A graduate of Decatur high school, Miss Thieme is taking a summer norm si course, prepaartory bo teaching In the Immanuel Lutheran school in Union township next September. 1 The Herman Lankeitau fami.y left yesterday for ,a vacation at the lakes. Walter Trask returned to Bloomington yesterday to complete hi.» studies at Indiana University. / Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hclthouse, of Louisville, Ky., stopped here over the weekend enroute to Clear Lake where they will spend their vacat‘on. [ ■ ■ I Mrs. J. C. Sutton, SrL who has been a patient at the hospital the past 25 days, is reported much improved. She can now recognize members of the family and is able io enjoy her meals. Hont-ever, it is expected several weeks will be required for her to regain her btrength sufficiently to'bOVeinovcd home.

Firemen Sponsor Circus Showing Here August 17 Vernon Hill, circus chairman frtr the Decatur volunteer firemen sponsors of the appearance of Hagen Bros. three-rijig circus which will show at Hanria-Nuttman park for afternoon and evening performances Friday, announced plans for advance sale of tickets. ’j! The firemen's benefit fund will l/e raised chiefly from the advance sale of tickets and from advertising. Patrons are urged to buy tickets now', $s 50 percent of all adx ance sales go to the fuhd, as- com- ’ pared to dnly 10 percent of the tickets purchased the dqy of the' show. • 1 ' P • ! I Besides this fund, in cobperatiop ' with firms, merchants gnd individ- 1 uals who sponsored tickets, thje group will make it possible for many children from Decatur and vicinity, who would otherwise ■ be unable to attend, to see either the afternoon or evening performance as guests. I : IMjQSIUtAL OP Admitted? Mrs. Vpavid Mosser, Minnie Pyle, Gei eva; Mrs? Grace Mpser, Decatur. Dissmiskhls: Mrs. '‘G er aid Cook baby boy, Decatur; \Jane Michael's, Monroe: Mrs. Otto J. Bieberich,. Decatur, route 1; Mrs. Sarah Ybarth, pecatur; Mrs. Richard Miller, Gtgkoy,p. : p a t Reid, Decatur, routed. Nine Slot Machines Seized At Logansport j Logansport, Ind., Juis 30—(UP) — Charges of illegal possession of gambling devices -were scheduled to b(S filed today against the chairman) of an Elks club lodge in conwith a weekend raid. I Sjate find excise polldu conflsrated nine slot machines ijf a raid they said was made during a “routine Investigation.” It was the first to id , here sinqe Governor Schrick : Ar's state-wide, ordbr last April ban- . riing all gaming devices. I' ' — — \ $75,000 Fire Loss At Fortville Today /Fortville, Ind., Juiy 30—(UP) — X grocery store and a lodge hall ftere were damaged in a $75,000 fire today in which one fireman was • injured slightly. \ , | | The fire was 'discovered in a • supermarket on the first floor of - the Odd Fellows building shortly after midnight. The flames ate I their way to the lodge hall on the second floor before they were controlled. Fireman Virgil Bramtlinger, 45, was treated at an Anderson hospital for cuts. AuthoHties said loss to the grocery was placed at $25,000 and $50,000 to the lodge. The cause of the fire was not known. STALEMATED (Coatlaiued From Pace Owe) militarized buffer zone between the opposing armies. A 15th session will be held at fl a.m. tomorrow (7 p.m. today CST). The meeting lasted three hours and eight minutes and Included one of the longest speeches oi the conference. It was a 16-minute prepared \ statement read by chief Communist negotiator North Korean Gen. Nam Il reiterating the enemy demand that the armistice line jbe established along the 38th parallel—prewar frontier between South and Communist NoYth Korea. He said the buffer zone should be established along six miles on either aide dt (he parallel.

Baking, Clothing Judging Underway Winning Exhibits Show At 4-H Fair Judging of 4 : H baking and clothing projects got underway today, with Mrs. Carroll Dates of Springport and Mrs. Opal Whiteman df Muncie as-the judges. \ | The Decatur Girls 4-H clqb had their exhibits at the high school this \morning and judging started at 10 a m. and continued through the afternoon Each girl takes her cake, cookies, or rolls to the bakihg judge and discusser the product with her and hears her comnientrf and suggestions. Mrs. Bates 'then decides whether the cake gets a blue, red, or whi'e ribbon. After each cake is judged and the ribbon ai}d cake in place it is pealed in cellophane and taken to the freezer. The Schmitt locker service is donating the use of its to the 4-H baking girls for this activity. The frozen baking will Tie stored at the Ibckyr until the opeiimg day of the 4-H fair at Monroe; August 7, when it will b£ put on display for the public. The frozen cakes keep very well and will be god! to eat when the girls take them home at the close of the fair, August 9. The clothing girls also have individual conferences with their judge. Each girl puts on Ifler dress or apron and Mrs. Whiteman looks it over fo/rit as well as construction. Awards for dress rbvue will be presented Thursday evening, August 9, at Monroe./ The clothes ar< taken td? Monroe school each evening add hung there. A group of Junior ji-H leaders will meet at the sctibol each evening to arrange exhibits and

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