Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 76, Decatur, Adams County, 29 March 1952 — Page 3

SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1953

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MRS. GEORGE STULTZ HOSTESS TO SORORITY - I The Delta Lambga .chapter of Beta Sfcma Phi sorority met .with Mrs. George Stultz Tuesday for a regular business meeting. i J During the business session, an Invitation was read to the group to attend the founder's day party of the Beta Beta Chapter in Fort Wayne April 28, at the Y.M.C.A. The members also voted to donate to the crißpled children’s fund arid to The Red Cross. During the cultural lesson, Grace Weiland gave an interesting, discussion on literature. Election of officers was held and Mrs. Clarence Ziner ds president, Mrs. Nila Neal, vice-president; Mrs. Glen Hill, recording secretary;. Mrs. George. Stultz, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Robert Lane, treasurer, add Mrs. Francis Ellsworth, extension officer. During the social ndur which followed, Mrs. Staulz served refreshments. The next meet|pg will be a buffet dinner with Mrs. James Elberson, with the initia- ; tion of pledges and installation of officers.

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EMBLEM CLUB -1 j MEETS THURSDAY H , \ The Decatur Etttlblem club met Thursday ■ at the Elks home with a six ( o’clock dinner party. The tables fcvere decorated in an Easter theiria, *■ \ ; Folowing the, dinner a business meeting was held tilth Lois Meyer, the persident, preHilling. The members voted to donate' to the Red Cross and to help . with the Elks Easter egg hunt lin April, and plans were completed for a spring dance to be held fn the near future - 1 UJI 1 ' Miss Hleleh received the door priie. Thd in charge of the evening were Romaine Eady, as ci [airman, Alvera Eady, Melvina Eady, Narma O’Shaughnessey, ) tether Meyers Virginia Frey, Viola. Dull and Geraldine Fairchild; 4 » J LEGION AUXILIARY HAS SOCIAL PARTY The American L|gion Auxiliary held a social partv jFriday evening at the Legion home,|iThe fourth district president, Mrdl Virginia Lehmon. and her secrejiqary.j Mrs. Blanche Irons, surprise|l' the group by attending, and b<»|h gave short talks. During the social jhour cards were played and prizes were awarded to Mrs,. Joe Rash, first in bunco, low. Mrs. Frank Lautenzenheiser, Mrs. Blanche Irons, firsthn pinochle, low was Miss Margaret' Kiting. Mrs. Clinton Hersch, fird» in bridge, and low was Mrs. Frances Monahan. The committee ib charge ct' the evening was Aurand,

Mrs. Henry. B*au» and Mrs. Marie Selking. The next meeting will be held April 4 and haa been changed because of Good Friday services. .Members are asked to note the change and to attend the next meeting as there will -be important business transacted. '' RUTH AND NAOMI CIRCLE MEET J Eighteen members and four guests attended the meeting of the Ruth and Naomi Circle at the home of Mrs. Henry Graber Wednesday afternoon. The program began with silent prayer by the members. Mrs. Charles Meyers, leader for the afternoon, used for her topic, “In every place,” "Churches for our country’s need,” and Mission to America now'.” j Mrs. Harry Fraughiger. chairman president, presided over the business meeting and plans were completed for a chicken supper at the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church Saturday, May 3. At the close of the session, refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Henry Graber and Mrs. Orville Slusher. KIRKLAND; GROUP HOLDS MEETING The Kirkland Ladies Aid (met at the high school recently with twenty two members and four visitors present. Ivy Andrews led theV devotions and Dorothy Shady led in the group singing. Mrs. Ada Kolter. president,, presided over the business and Mrs. Dorothy Shady completed the second part of "Business facts for women,” an interesting lesson for all attending. During the social hour which followed, lovely refreshments were

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j Phone 3-2121 Kathleen Terveer Society Items for day’s pub* , llcatlon must be phoned In. by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) SATURDAY Order Os Eastern Star, public installation, Masonic hail, 8 p.m. Women’s Guild, Zion E, •R. church,, bake sale, city hall 9 h.m. Rummage sate, Methodist church basement, 8:30 a,m. to 3:30 p.m. MONDAY Literature Department, Woman’s club, Mrs, Edward Wert, 7:30 pin. Research club, Mrs. C. W. Knapp, 2:30 p.m. Music Department of Woman’s club, Mrs. James Kocher Jr., 7:30 p.m. Monmouth Mothers’ study club, Monmouth school, [7:30 p.m. TUESDAY •Catholic Ladies of Columbia, C. L. of C. hall, after church. WEDNESDAY Ladies Shakespeare club, ' postponed this w-eek. St Jude study club, Mrs. Lester Ford, 8 p.m. Psi lota Xi business meeting, Mrs. Hetman Krueckeberg, 8:30 p.m. Girl Scout leader’s club dinner. Fairway, 1:15 p.m. THURSDAY L. Wiagley Ladies Aid, all day, church basement. W. M. A., Nuttman Ave. United Brethren church’ Mrs. Laurence Michel, 1| p.m. - Pleasant Dale Ladies Aid, all day. church. I Presbyterian Martha Circle, Mrs. Charles Langston, 2:30 p.m. i. \ 'I I\f •W \ served by the Mesdames Forrest Mankey, Dorothy Hoffman, Russell Mankey, [Leila Slickman and Ivy Andrews. ■ \ <;[ | M . ' j MEMBERS OF AUXILIARY HOLD RECENT MEETING 'Members of the Disabled American Veterans auxiliary met Thursday at the D. A. V. hall for a social evening. .\: Mrs. Martha gommerp was in charge and prizes were Awarded to Betty Smithy Mary Ellen Schieman, Esther Young and Dorothy Statler in games that were played. The program committee consisted of Bejtty Tinkham. Ida . Smith. Mary Stucky and Lois DeVor. It was decided to have a hospital party at thie veterans hospital in Fort Wayne April 10. The next meeting will be held April- 7. i The Literature department of the Women’s dub will meet Monday evening at seven thirty o’clock with Mrs. Edward Wert. » — There will be an important business meeting Tuesday evening of the Catholic Ladies of Columbia at the C. L. of C. hall. Immediately following church services. Members are asked to attend.

College Choir At Methodist Church Tuesday, April 8 Tuesday, April 8. the Mount Union College choir of Alliance, Ohio, will present a secred concert at the First Methodist chuhch in Decatur. This concert will be part of the spring toyr made annually by the choir. Pal mSunday the choir will sing in the largest churches of Davenport, lowa. They will be nearing the end of their itinerary during Holy Week; and will give their Tuesday concert that week ip Decatur. This fine choir of 42 voices has not only given nirmeriehoir. Palm Sunday the choir will cpme to Decatur with the experience gained from the major part of their spring tour. J Director of the choir is Prof. Cecil Stewart, director of Mount Union’s music department, and close friend of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Embler of Decatur, j Plans are now being made to entertain the choir wh«i It sinks in Decatur. Persons Wishing to provide ovur-night entertainment and breakfast for two or more students should pall Mrs. Everhart at the church office any week-day afternoon. A carry-in supper is planned for the choir by the local church’s music committee and choir members. ‘ •■■ —4 ~ LmSkmmmmmmmmmvi Admitted: Chester Barker, catur; Denny Quance, Fort Wayne. Dismissed: Mrs. Ralph Gilliotn and baby boy, Bryant; Mrs. Carl Braun and baby girl, Decatur; Mrs., Mary Cott. Geneva; Mrs. Burell Murphy, Portland; Mr«. Henry Bieberich. Decatur; Mrs. Richard Childs, Decatur.

Preaching Mission At Church Off God Rev. Mervin Taylor Preacher In Series i The Church of God has announced further plans for the revival services, which will begin Sunday, rnttrnipg at 9:30 o'clock with the Mtrvin E. Taylor, of Decatur, as the evangelist. The choir of the local church will Sing in the morning and evening services each Sunday, and as' many nights during the week as possible. The chairmen of committees for the revival are as follows: Music —Mrs, Kenneth Watkins, Mrs. Kenneth Roop. , : Publicity—* Elmer Scott, Paul Strickler.; Usheri^—C. W. Strickler, Floyd Morrison, Kenneth Watkins, Paul Myers. I Finance— Kenneth Mitchel, M. P. Irwin, Floyd Mitchel. Personal. irorkers—Mrs. Guy Aglet, Miss Edith Mattax. Altar—Robert G. Strickler, Mrs[ Floyd Morrison, grayer meeting coriimlttee—Herman .W. Hammond, Ray Smith. Attendance—Ora Blew,- Ralph Hawkins. The Rev. Dwight R. McCurdy, pastor of the. church, stated that the church is glad to secure such a capable evangelist for this meeting. The public is invited to all of the services. 4 Mr. and Mrs; Carl Beehler of ‘Rensselaer are visiting Mr, and Mrs. »Otto Beehler at the Rice hotel this week-end. George Schug, Roanoke, Va., ijs a business visitor in Decatur today., j; Forty members of the Monmoutji freshman high school class, acconl panled by , Mr. and) Mrs. Freil Meier, will spend the week-end in Chicago visiting the natural history museum, the aquarium, planetarium and the museum <of science apd industry. l Meier is the biology teacher at the Monmouth School. i Miss Wilma Jean Taylor, of Marion, was admitted to the Adams county memorial hospital Friday morning to undergo surgery. _ & Mr, and Mrs. Roy Mum ma arrived from a Florida vacation. j j’.'.L. “Hans” Mueller, of F'oi’t Wayne, visited here last evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Klepper. Who [returned this week from Miami. Florida, uwiy St. Mary’s Kekionga The St. Mary's Kekionga 4-H club met recently for the electloh of officers with the following results. president, 'carol .Archer; vice-president, Glenda Johnson; secretary, Darlene Fortney; treasurer, Mary Ann Jones; news reporter, Rita Ehrsam; scrap book, Jahet Shady; recreation leader Kay Lynn Archer; and health leader. Grace Baltzell. [ Twenty-seven members were present and they were announced by the leaders, Esther Ehrsam, Loretta McCullough and Chloe Fortney 1 . NEW ORGANIZATION <C~o«tin»ir<l From Pajrc One» proached him some time ago and retained him form the new organization and act as its attorne.y

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RKSmF.NT XOTHE JN THE ADAMS CIRCUIT COURT FEBRUARY TERM, 1»52 CACHE NO. 10767 STATEhOF INDIANA, SS: COUNTfIY OF ADAMS OLIVER E. HARMAN I ; ' VS . ... DAVlto BItiTSON, ET AL Cpmes new the Plaintiff by Custer rind smith, his attorneys and files, ihiiH complaint herein together with ! his affidavit that the residence; upon diligent inquiry is unknown, of .the following, named defendants, to-Wit:. David BritKon, Adaline Britson, Samuel Acker, Lavine Acker, Mount Tabor Society of the M, E. ('hutch of Adams County, Indiana, Albert Brfttson, Wiillie Floyd Brittson, Ora BrlttSon, Joseph Baris, Robert S. Peterjson, Fanny C. Peterson. Weihelm Caroline Feldner, Peter Feldner. Annee E, Feldner, Joel Falk, John S. Falk. Corn Falk, Fred XI. Falk, Rose M. Falk, Martie E. Erwin, Daniel N; Erwin, Horace F. iCalllow, Mary P. Callow, Stanley Callow; William E. Falk, Belle Falk, Rose Moser. Dennis B. ,Moser. Eva Harman, Oliver J. Harnian, Rurk. String ahd ('<>. of Fayette County, Indiana, John W. Wingert, James W. HaWkins,: James Roebuck, David Long, ICliztilieth Long, John Hock. John: Ho wk. Margaret Hawk, Eli Zimmerman, Reberica Hawk. Adam Hawk. Ifancy Hawk, Emanuel Hawk, Satah Hawk. Sarah IT. Hawk. I fiebeca Hawk, John W.- Shiff<-rlv, ! Fanny A. Shifferiy. Fannie A. Shifferly,i and Mary E. Falk. The unknown rind wives and Wi’iows and widowers respectively of each of the above named and [designated persons; the unknown chHtlren, descendants, heirs, surviving spouses, creditors and administrators <»f the estate, devisees, j legatees, trustees, and executors of the last, (will and testament, sticeessors in interest and assigns re- I spectively.pf each of the above; named and designated deceased persons:; all of the women once known \i>y any of the names and deslgna-. tions above stated whose mimes may have been changed and wh„o are niow known by other names: the spdtmes of all persons above named, described and designated as defento tills action who are married;: all persons and corporations who Hsserf or might assert any title, , claim or interest in.or lien upon the real estate described in the com-I plaint, in this action, by, under or: through any of the defehdants. in I this actioh named, described and designated in said complaint: the names of all whom are unknown to ,the I’laintiff. That said action is for the purpose? of <|u|ietlng title to real estate in the State of Indiana; that a cause of action exists against all of said defendants: that all of said defendants are necessary parties to said [action and that they are believed to :be . non-residents of the State of Indiana. <• The following real estate in Adams f'otinty, in the State of Indiana. is 'described in said complaint. to-kvlt! Lot numlber two (23 and lot number three 13) in section sixteen (16) in Township twenty seven (27) nortp range fifteen (l.») east in said County and State as the same is designated on the recorded plat of the subdivision of said seqtiqn sixteen <lh) except from said lots the ground heretofore conveyed by one [Samuel Acker for the use of a meeting hlouse, school house, anil grave yard. Commencing at the south west corner of the south east quarter of section nin;e (9) in township twenty seven (27) nojth of range fifteen (151; east in Adams County, State of Indiana, thence east to the south east corner of the south 'west quarter of the south east quarter of section. number nine (9) aforesaid, thence north to south line of the right of way of the Chicago and Atlantic Railway Company’, thence wesi along sold south line of the right of way aforesaid to the center line' tunning through said section nine (9) from north- to South theme south to tine p)ace <>f beginning, estimated to Contain thirty Seven and ohe fourth (37’,) acres <>. land. This action is instituted and prosecuted bsaid Plaintiff .for the purpose of quieting his title to the real estate above described against all tdaimahts whatsoever. . Nbtice is therefore hereby given that unless they be and appear on the? 19th day of May. 1)952. in the AiiHtns 4'ih uit (’ourt, at the Court House in th< City of Decatur, anil saic| ('ounty and State, and answer or jiemuri to said complaint, the sarrje will be heard and (determined in their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court in the Ojftice of the Clerk thereof, in the City of Decatur, Indiana, this 28th day of March, 1952. Edward F. Jnberg. ' Clerk of Adams Cireni,'t Court SEAL t custeß And smith Attorneys for Plaintiff f MAjtCHf 24— APRIL 5—12 [ Democrat Want Ads Ering Results II .IWII 111-111 l ■■■■■ DON’T TAKE A CHANCE TAKE a I PLENAIVIINS Smith Drug Co. Easter Cards | Excellent Selection i! HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.

Prize Is Awarded To Decatur Dealer John G. Gordon, Western Auto Associate dealer ot this city, was awarded a 10-foot Wizard deluxe refrigerator at ’pie company’s home appliance show held in Fort Wayne. The award was made in recogrit ion of the local store’s outstanding sales record. throughout this area received 35.000 In prizes. New appliances were shown to the dealers and the complete line is now on display pt the local store. ' ‘ ' •' . ■ ■ ■■ Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

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Minor Auto Mishap r Reported By Police Automobiles driven by ‘ \ Hearse and Lou York collided at corner ,ot Jefferson and Seventh streets Friday afternoon \ at al injuries were reported to the -7. police. It |was Htimated that damage to the two vehicles involved would amount to .1 You Are Invited To Victory Band Rally At Moproe Friends Church Sunday, [March 30—2 P. M*