Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 83, Decatur, Adams County, 7 April 1952 — Page 3

MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1952

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PAST PRESIDENTS PARLEY ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS ,- 4 If.. I ’-': IAiAiJ Presidemts Parley of the Legion auxiliary e-n tertajned their husbands at dinner Sunday evening at tile home dr Mr. and Mfs. Lawrence Rash. After dinner. cards were played and prizes were awarded to Mrs. T. C. Sjnith. Mrs. V. J. Borrnanp, Mrs. Elnu r Darwachter; Lloyd Kreischir, T. c. Smith and T. H. Gehrig. • i. ■ / Present were Mr. -apd Mrs. Adrian Raker, \Q-. and Mrs. Ed Hatirr. M,r. and Mrs. Nick Braun. Mr? and'.Mrs. V. J. Bormann, Mr an,d Mrs. Dallas Brown, Mr. and .Mrs, Elmer Darw/achter. Mr, and Mrs T. 11. Gehrig. Mr. ami .Mrs Lloyd Kri< scher, "Mr. and Mrs. T. C Smith,' Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fl.augh. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tieni?iipii\ and Mrs. L. E. Rash and Miss Mprga/ret Kiting. \ --.'L ■ . / ''Lyy.y GIRL • TO WED JUNE 22 . ■- The engagement and approaching- marriage of Miss Carol Joan I

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Fans to: William J. Flueckiger df Heine, has been announced by her X Mr- alnd Mrs. Charles sausL>f Bluffton. Mrs. Ida Flueckiger of Berne is the mother of Hup grobm-tri-be. H \| The A wedding will take place Sunday, June 22. in the Firm Evangelical Reformed church in Bluffton, with the Rev. Matthei’ Worthman reading the ceremonyi. A graduate of Bluffton high school,‘the is employed in the city lighti office in BlqfftodShe is a membeir of Psi lota /sorority. Her fianc‘o graduated fyoni Mdrirbe high sehoil and is empldyed by the: Moser Sales company in Bhrne. ■'l ? SOCIETY PLANS FOR LENTEN MEDITATION !' A special Lenten meditation oh prayer, with appropriate miislj and- poems, will be the prograiii tor the Zion Luthearan Missionai-K society Wednesday afternobn ut 1:30. A short business meeting will be conducted by Mrs. Hermah Dierkes. ‘ . ) / The following will participate in the program i Mrs. Paul Hammond. Mrs. Ray Leitz. Mrs. Herman Kruecfeebery: -Mrs. Orley Wab ters, Mrs. I Ray j McDougal, Mrs j Robert Ashbaucher, ■ LuellaJ Ellsworth, Airs. lands ,iacohs, Mr|S. KatT Reinking, and Mrs. Kenneth Schnepf, accoinpanist. • • i j Hostesses for the meeting are Mrs. Hujh Engle, chairman, Mi’hWilbur Rejdenbach, Mrs. j Christ Bucher. Miss Minnie Steele, and Mrs. Jacobs. - - / The W.S.C.JS. of the Mt. Pleasant churs h will meet Thursday afteb’non at two o’clock with Mrs. Bull Fuhrman. Members are asked -to rejueinber there wjll be a silent auction held.

Phone 3-2121 Terveer Society Items for day’s publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) MONDAY Girl’s Missionary Guild. Union Chapel church, Betty Miller, 7:30 p.m. | Juniors. American Legion auxiliary, Legion home, 4 p.m. , Pythian Sisters degree staff, postponed Monday to later date. Civic Department meetQig, postponed one week L V. auxiliary, V.F.W. hall, supper, 6 p.m. D.A.y. auxiliary. D.A.V. hall. 7:30 p.m. . / Junior Women, \carry-in-supper, Kay Yager, 6:30 p.m. Adams County chorus, Monroe School, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY I American Legion Auxiliary drill team. Legion home. S p. m. Presbyterian Mary Circle, Mrs Earl Adams, 2:3(T p.m. Dutiful Daughters Sunday School class, Mrs. Brice Roop. 7:30 p.m. St. Mary’s Township Farir Bureau./ Mr. and Mrs. Jay Chapman. 7:30 p.m. I / Church Mother’s study club, postponed to April 22. Associate / Tri Kappa meeting, postponed to April 15. St. Dominic study club, Mrs. Adrian Wetnhoff, 7:30 p.m. Monmouth PT A, Monmouth school; 6:30 pan., pot-luck supper. Better Homes club, Monroe, Mrs. Bill 'Rupert, 7:30 p.m. Willing Workers class, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stucky, 7:30 p.m. - Delta Lambda chapter. Beta Sighia Phi, buffet kupper, 6:30 p.m., Mrs. James .Elverson. -,Delta Theta Tau business and white elephant sale, 8:15, Elks home. j State Meeting, Indiana Roadside Council, PokagjQn Park, 10 a.in. Rose Garden club, Mrs. Alva Buffenbarger, 2 p!m. |. Eagles Auxiliary, Eagles hall, Election of Officers, 8 pm. WEDNESDAY Project and Pleasure Home Economics club, Eva Engle, 7:30 p.m. Ladies Shakespeare club, Mrs Earl Adaips. 2:30 p.m. ' Presbyterian Ruth Circle, Miss Janet Schrock. 8 p.m. Presbyterian Naomi Circle, Mrs. Wilbur Petrie, 8 p.m. , Business and Professional Women. Moose home, 6:30 p.m. THURSDAY W. sacrificial luncheon. Mrs. Burl Fuhrman. 2 p.m. Order of Eastern Star, stated meeting, 7:30 p.m. s Aeolian Choir practice cancelled this week. W.S.C.S., sacrificiau luncheon, Methodist church, 2 p.m.

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ft W |R>: ' "lmUMni„*i II « Hr J ' QB wBo I ■SB I . I RF THE WEDDING OF Miss Ella Amstutz and Patfj William Moser was an event of Friday. March 28. in the First Missionary parsonage at Berne at seven o’clock in the evening. The double ring ceVemony was read by the Rev. J. Prichard Amstutz. Mr. and Mrs. David Amstutz of route 2. Geneva are the bride’s parents and Mr. and Mrs. David Moser of route 1, Geneva arp the parents of the groom. ■ — Photo by Edwards.

GEIGERS SURPRISED ON TENTH ANNIVERSARY A surprise tarry-in dinner was giveq in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Geiger on their tenth wedding anniversary Saturday. Mr. Geiger is in partnership with Pauli Conrad at the Riverside Garage on Monroe street. The business was started by his fhther-in-law, Jack Ellsworth, 25 /years ago. Those present included: Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Geiger, Mrs. Fred Gieger, Jean. Bob, and Don, St. Mary’s, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Ail Vin Conrad, Jack and dudy, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dray, Jr. and son Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gillion, Mr.., and Mrs. Clarence Conrad, Delbert and Evelyn, Fort Wayne; Mr. And Mrs. Theodore Etzler, and Eliner, Mr. and Mrs. Carmine DeSpirito,. J and son Michael, Van Wert, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Etzler, Lloyd Wayne and Joyce Elane, Convoy, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cotirad. and sons Nlckey and Hugh An drew, Berne; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Conrad. Paul Jr., Virginia Rose and Bill, Mr. and ■ Mrs. Marvin Scheumann- and son Dartell Wayne, , Mrs. Maud Malian, Mrs. Luella Ellsworth, mother of ■ the honored guetsts, and honbred guests Mr. and Mrs. Norjman Geiger and' so-n Wayne' Lynn, all of Decatur. Li

MEMBERS ATTEND MEETING AT NEW HAVEN SATURDAY Seventeen members of the junior American Legion auxiliary: and seven Auxiliary nieinbers attended the second annual conference of the district junior auxiliary at New Haven, Saturday. The Decatur members were given the honor of presiding at the meting, with Ann Eltinger, president. in * charge. There was a registration of 190 members of the various units of the fourth district. The Decatur group, for the second time, was given the attendance prize, A dinner w:as served by the New< Haven auxiliary at the Legiori home followed with a parade which all those attending took part in. Mrs. Marie Robinson of New Haven, was the chairman of t{ie dinner. In the afternoon games and contests were held with prizes given to the various units. Those accompanying the juniors from Decatur were Mrs. Clint Hersh, unit president, Mrs. Ed. Bauer, junior chairman, Mrs. Dal Brown, assisting junior chairman, and Mrs. Bob Ashbaucher, Mrs. Frances Monahan, Mrs. Wayne Frauhiger and Mrs. Doyt Bryan. H Among the dignitaries attending the conference were Mrs. Marietta Lehman, New Haven, chairman of the junior fourth district. Mrs. Pauline Graharti, Fort Wayne, past president, who was one of the judges, an d Mrs. Kaye O’Donald, who is the charman o' the New Haven group. The Project and Pleasure Home Economics club w*ill meet with Eva Engle at seven thirty o’clock Wednesday evening. Members are asked 'to bring an old hat to be auctioned, sight unseen. The meeting will start promptly at the time announced and members are asked to be there. ___L • j | LADIES AID SOCIETY IN REGULAR MEETING The Ladies Aid Society of the Trinity church met at the church Thursday evening for their regular meeting. Mrs. Clarence Mrs. William Huffmamn and Mirs. George Hill were the hosteasesr The president, Mrs. Wm. Strahan, had charge of the busi-

nefes session which was opened with singing led by Mrs. Drakej and Mrs. It. VE. Mumma officiated at, the piano. The devotions were given by Mrs. Herman Sautbine Mrs. David Wynn and Mrs, Frank Bohnke. There were" thirteen sick cajjs reported and fifty-three cards mailed. The purchase <jf sixdozen chairs for the children’s department was reported. The- solic a.tjon report was given, which amounted to $36.35 for \he month. Hostesses for the May meeting w|l be Mrs. R. E. Mumma. Mrs Egrl Mounsey and Mrs. Wilson Reed.. Mrs. R. O. Wynn gave the closing prayer after which the hostesses served delicious Easter re to the 18 members and 2 ijhiudren present. MISS SUSAN BOWMAN WILL BE BRIDE OF BRUCE SCHNEPP The engagement and approachinjr marriage of Miss Susan Bowman to Tlruce Schne-bP was atinbunted by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Bowman, recently. Sphnepp is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schnepp of route 4. .The wedding will be an event of VApril 11 at the Evangelical and Refeirmed parsonage at Vera Cruz wish the Rev.Jl. H. Meckstroth officiating.

LEGION AUXILIARY MEET? FRIDAY The American Legion auxiliary met Friday evening fur their April business meeting. Ab announcement for initiation for new hiem,tiers \iiil be held at the regular soc ial [meeting Friday, April 25. Cardis will be played afterwards. Plans v.ere made to have a public card party with the date to be announced later, by the’members. —o ■ SHOWER GIVEN FOR BRIDEELECT 4 Miss Jejrry May entertained at Iler holme with a shower, honoring Miss Susan Bowman. bride-eject of April 11, The room was colOrfullv dpcorajted in blue, pink and white crepe paper and the gifts Miss Bow man received were placed in a beautifully decorated umbrella. Games and contests were enjoyed durnig the- evening, following the opening of the many gifts the bride-elect received. Present were the Misses Sally and Pauline ißoth, Nina Dick;, Marv Peterson, ' Elnora Gaunt, Carol Bowman, Sandra May, Mary Ellen Schnepp and Mrs. Charles Schnepp and the hostess, Jerry May. Unable to attend were Mrs Keith Schnepp, Mrs. Lewis Drake, Mrs.-' Charles Rhoades, Mrs, Very. Snyder, Mrs. LaVern .Bowman and Miss Phylis Barr. Refreshments were served later to those attendihg. | ; —-—! WOMEN OF MOOSE I MEET RECENTLY The Women of the Afobhe met recently at the Moose home for formal initiation. The chapter night program was in charge of the Academy of Friendship chair man. j Mrs. Florence Noll received the ddor prize. The next meeting will be held Thursday, April 17, and Will be formal initiation. Lodge Members are asked to be present at seven thirty o’clock and officers at seven o’clock. ♦' ! ' Due to the Lenten services Aeolian choir practice w|ll be held next week, both Tuesday April 15 and Thursday, April 17, instead of this week. IS J- ~ The Order of Eastern Star will have a regular stated meeting Thursday at seven thirty o’clock.

New York Welcome To Queen Juliana Ticker Tape Parade * Held Up Broadway New York, Apr.‘7 fl'P’t -Queen Juliana of the Netherlands got a royal welcome in a ticker tape parade up lower Broadway today, and then mdde a speech from city hall suggesting a world-wide program to see that people had “a c pot to be alone” in a gadge't-rua world. l“We have too little space and too little time, and therefore ’he tension; of our nerves becomes too great.” .she told a crowd of well wishers in city hall plaza, where she was presented the municipal medal of horioj- and a scroll for distinguished a-nd exceptional puntic service by ..Mayor Vincent Impeljetteri. Braving damp breezes and over.cast skies in a r turquoise sijk embroidered dress and jacket. she rode in an {open car with her consort,- Prince Bernhard, and Grover Whalen, chairman of the mayorts reception committee. Brass bands blared and torh paper ticker tape showered from the skyscrapers. The slow-moving cars halted briefly at qpposife. historic St. Paul's Chapel where the queen was greeted by a delegation of ’Dutch Reformed church ministers, then inqved on through cheering noontitre crowds of city hall. Smiling and informal, jthe queen, who writes her” own speeches, skipped the usual generalities about world 'cooperation and gave some homey advice oh 1 relieving uervous tension. i "While on the one hand, gadgets make life ea-b;r,_ on the other 1 and they tend to reduce men and women to the status of mere numbers and robots,” she said in her faultless English. .The program she suggested wuold see that ‘everyone should tt;y to find a spot to be alone, in order to have a proper opportunity to iconcen•rate and to think of everything an fdult and responsible person should think about.” She appeared to enjoy her chilly ride from the tip of Manhattan to city hall. She smiled and waved frequently to the office workers who crowded the sidewalks. The W.S.C.S. will have a sacrificial luncheon Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the First Methodist church. Mrs. Lowell Smith will give the sefmonnette, Mrs. Watson Mattox will give tire devotions and Mrs. Harry Dailey and Mrs. Anna Marie Webb will provide the mmusic. A special nurserv will be provided for’the chiudren.

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Evangelist r " ~ Jr ‘ 'i Jr V 1 '■L 1 • Wbr - ® I The Rev. Franklin Norris is -peaking nightly in (revival servi<js at the Boibo Cnitqd Brethren ih: Christ Services will f-dntinue each (night this week, in- < H-dini' Ea tier Sundays Good Friday services w(iU be held at the ''lurch at 1:30 p. m. Friday. The miblie is invited' to attend all kqrvi'ces. ■, ' ' FteWl Kenny Peck. 11-year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ed Peck of eqst of the city, underwent surgery for a throat infection at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis jajst Thursday. Mrs. Peck is staying with her daughter. Mrp. Phil Macklin "was taken to her home Sunday (evening from the hospital and she is 'reported to be getting along satisfactorily. Wayne E- Beavers, of Evansville, spent the week-end visiting with his another. Mrs. Ida Beavers of Winchester street. Al Zink, former manager of the Kjaye shoe store, left this morning fqr Springfield, Ohio, where he wall visit with his son. Later he will go to Russels Point. Ohio.' where he will operate a '“foot-long hbt dog stand" at the resort. He and his partner will operate two of these concessions at fairs ihis summer. Andy Appelman's West End restauant bowling team is at Mil waukee today. They will bowl, in the. ABC tongiht. ( Charles D. Ehinger, Arthur E. Voglew-ede and Fred Baker. Jr. Were among those who attended a laymen's retreat at OWr-LiWy of the Lake Seminary at Lake Waw’asee over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gein Wolfsen and daughter Cathlene of Fort Wayne v|sited here with relatives. Mr. Wolfsen left today for Colfax, Cal . tq> attend the funeral of his mother. who died Friday in that city.

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<§JOSPJTAL Q ll Admitted! Mrs. Ernest Harris, Striker, Ohfo; Wilbur Lengerich, Decatur; Mrs. Gilbert Hirschey, Decatur;-. William il Engle, Dayton, Ohio. ' ;■ | Dismissed; Mrij. Delrner,Thieme and baby girl, becatur; Kenneth Heitcamp, (Jeling* Ohio; Mrs. ‘Edward MorTessittj? and baby boy, Decatur; Mirs. Norman Witte and baby boy, Decatur; Mrs. W. F. Beery. Decatur; Mrs. Dola Macklin, Decatur. ' i ' grniis Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Redding are the parents jof a baby girl, born at th«; hospital Monday at 1:10' a.m., weighing 7 lbs. 8 oz. .( A babj* girl was born Sunday at the■_ hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Scheumann at 8 a.m. weighing 7 lb 4 7 oz. . Mr. and. Mrs. Calvin Beitler, of Berne, are the parents of a baby girl, Rebbecqa Ahn. born Monday at the hospital art 12:14 p.m., weighing G lbs, 4 oz. ’ GIRL SCOUTS Troop 10 ’ met Wednesday at the Lincoln JscKttol. We worked on our other’s day present. Our hostess for thq‘ day was Jane Ann Harmon. H Scribe, Mary Hudson ' 4—4 : ; I II ’■'.■■■ Indianapolis Woman Killed In Accident Indianapolis, April 7—(UP) —• Mrs. Eulora’Knipp, 50, died Sunday of injuries suffered Friday night when she and her husband, Clan ence, 55, grho - was killed, were struck by a car-at an intersection here. ■ ■ - Stop That Cough With 6ur Own COUGH SYRUP 49c and 98c bottle Kohfie Drug Store 7iHi 1111 la I Quality - Photo - Finishing f Wbrk left before I 8:0Q P. M. Monday, Ready Wednesday at 10:00 A. M. Holthouse Drug Co.