Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 93, Decatur, Adams County, 18 April 1952 — Page 3

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I HOME ECONOMICS GROUP ' IN RECENT/,IEETING -I ;Tljel Happy Homemakers home■ economics’ c-lul&or past. ton tawnsliip nneL recently with. Mrs: S»iehlon Waith y. Opening the ■ session- vras ib’ creeld r»-p»-at<»d in ■ unison! by 1 the members, and the • singing- df the song, ‘‘TheOld Oak e<n IJuk ketA’ . ' .- . Roil r-all wasr answered by telling ajj April. Fool joke. The devotions were given by Mrs. 'tireewian Walters and the minutes from ’ the] list meeting were’ read and ;i’• j>r<>|. I hiring the business <Kseu - drm it was decided to give a donation .for the trip of. Beulah Bertsch to Europe. , A lesson on “Business’ Facts for , Women’’ was given followed with refreshments served in art Easter I 1 t.heme. The next session will bo | Ijeld'*- May 13 v.ith Mrs. Rene; Brandt.*’ -v ■ ’ i J ■' ]1 ■ I ~ ■'■ - j PROGRAM FOR WOMAN'S CLUB PLANNED APRIL 21 Mrs, Virginia Withey of the Viv-. giniaj Philley Withey dramatic art studio of Fort Wayne will present thy* program for the Dec atur Woman's i lpb Monday evening at seven-forty-five 6‘chx k at library halj. Mrs. Withey's hiishand was a director of silent films and she.! --- herself, has appeared in sevarali r : :L " : '

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mptjon pictures. - JShe will be most remembered as ; piling in the Civic theater pro“The Silver ; iVhlstle," wbii h was presented iln ; Decatur at* the Chamber of Commerce dinner’ in 1950. I | •. : ffhe program is being sponsored byjfte dramatic of the i Woman's club w’ith Mrs; RoV Ka'ver. XJrs. Gerald Durkin. Mrs; Herman Krueckeberg and Mrs. Wats<jn Maddox in charge of the <-oinmittei; • ! H •All] members are urged to use their: guest tickets for the progtkml which will the final one of the season. ’ C ■ 1 ■ DECATUR CIRCUIT CHAPTER OF GUILD MET RECENTLY | iThe Decatur Circuit diopter of Valparaiso “I’niversity Guild met recently at the Immanufl Luther- ; at| school? Mrs. William Werling j read the devotions and a report V’wi|'s given of the national executive meeting by Mrs. Edgar. Krueckeberg. who Tepresjented the loial chapter. The following officers were elected to serve for the coming yeaw Airs. Herman Krueckeberg. president, re-elected; Mrs. Vernice Fawlmsji, vice-presidentti, Mrs. El- ' tner Bultetneier, secretary, and j Mrs. Arthur Doctor, treqsurler. al-

- so re-elected. \ Mrs. Don Burke presented the •showing t)f a film. “How to Make Your Home Beautiful,” as the program of the evening. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Herman Steele. Mrs. Norbert Koeneman. Mrs. Henry L. Meyer, Mrs. William Krueckeberg, Mrs. Louis Jacobs, and Miss Martha Bleeke. . -fj: * , \ MARA J DEE STRIKER [ CELEBRATES 14TH BIRTHDAY Mara Dee Striker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Striker of 402 Mercer avenue, enjoyed her fourteenth birthday Thursday at her home with a birthday party. Games and dancing were the afternoon's entertainment and refreshmets were served following this, to those attending. Present were Mary Jane Smith, Deanene Johnson, Leah Brandyberry; Sara Gerber, Judy Keller, Judy Locke, Barbara Heller, Joyce Callow. Karen Snyder, Lou Aryi Lehman, Linda Pollock. Beverly Poling, (’arolyn Aumann, Ruth "ToU-nsand, Sunny Reppert. LADY OF LOURDES STUDY CLUB MEETS 0U ■ A Mrs. John hostess to the Lady of Lourdes study club which met Thursday evening. Eleven members were present and Miss Teha Schurger continued the study on. the mass. Two poems,. i "The Seamstress" and “Hey Mom," were, presented. n A business meeting followed and the session was closed with the recitation of the rosary. The next meeting will be held May 15 with Mrs. John Lengerich, and; Mrs John Kintz’ will be the chairman FORMER RESIDENT TO WED MAY 31 Sgt. George Sorg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Sorg of Fort Wayne and former rpsijlents of this city, will marry Miss Pahsy Ber,niece Patton, daugher of Mr. and Mrs. John Patton, of Johnstown, Pa.. May .31 in Fort Wayne. i Sgt. Sorg is stationed at Baer

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Phone 3-2121 | Kathleen Terveer Society Items for day’s publication must be phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) FRIDAY i ! Victory church, at church. 7:30 p. m. Girl tScouV Board of Directors ; meeting. 7:30 p.-m.. Legion home. Philathae class. Baptist church ■! social room, 7:30 p. m. 1 SATURDAY Bake. sale. Rosary society, City | hall. 9 a.m. j Kirkland Alumni banquet, Admins | Central' 1 gym. 6:30 p.m. J SUNDAY Harvesters of Nuttman Avenue I V. B. cjturchj Thornton home, 2:30 | p.m. I St. John’s of, Bingen, Hoagland I gym, chicken sapper and Jjake sale * 4:30 p.m. f MONDAY Lad\* of Victory study club, |Miss \ Rose Sieigmeyer, 8- p. m. St. Katherine study club, Mrs « Irene Hammrkk. 8 p. m. Adams Central PTA. school gym, ■ 7:30 p.m. executive committee 7p.m i Rainbow Girls, Masonic hall, ’ 6:45 pjn. V. F; W. auxiliary, combined 1 in- j stallation and pot luck supper, € > p.m. V’F.W. hall, D.A.V. auxiliary. D.A.V. hall. 7:30 - P-in. . , - | Adartis County choius. regular rehearsal. Monroe school. 7:30 j>.hi. ; Decatur Woman’s dub general ‘ meeting. Library, 7:45 p.m. TUESDAY a. Eta ;Tau Sigma sorority. Mrs. Ray Heller. S p. m. j Mother's study dub, Mr°. Lowelf Smith. S p. > m. Jolly Housewife Home Economics chib. Pleasant j Mills school, 7:30 pi- m. Delta lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs. Martin Weiland 8 p. m. ‘ Root Twp. Home Ec. club, Mrs. Richard Moses. 1:30! p.m.■Delta Theta Tau business and social,| Elks home. 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY Presbyterian Women's Association, Presbyterian church. 8 p.‘ m. THURSDAY PTA' meeting. Lincoln school. 7:45 p. m. Academy of Friendship group. Moose honta, t:3O p.- m. Field, jFort Wayne, in the air force. He is ?a graduate of-Decatur Cath olic high school. The bride-elect is a graduate of Coneipaugh high school in Johnstown fend at present is employed at the Ideal Dairy in Decatur, ,— | JUNIOR CLASS TO 1 PRESENT PLAY < The Junior class of the Pledsartt Mills high school will present a class play entitled "Time of Their Lives,;’’ tonight at seven thirty o’clock.? Included in the cast are <Rose Bilderback, Shirley Edwards, Ship ley Fpx. Shirley Johnson, Violet Judge,. Rex Raudenbush. Betty Sheets, Gerald Sipe, Marilyn Sipe, Jim Wilson. Calvin Wolfe and Clarence Ximmerman. hostesk to the Lady of Victory j study? club Monday evening atj | eight o’clock. > . !: A I The Eta Tau Sigma sorority will ■ meet Tuesday evening with Ray Heller at eight o’clock. ; — . iit The Church Mother’s study club ? will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lowell Smith at eight o’clock. | ■ fi.

j ?the Victory class of the Trinity Hvangfilical United Brethren will imeet at the' church Jhjß. evening at seven thirty o’Mrk. ; The Presbyterian Women’s association will meet at the Prdsbytersan church Wednesday evening at 'eight o'clock. < I f r I A PTA meeting of the rotindun Sos |pre-school children will be held |rhprsday evening at sevqn-forty-;five at the Lincoln school, i 1 j ; ki she Ac a demy of Friendship jgisup of the Moose will meet evening at the Moose hippie at seven thirty o’clock. |fr. and Mrs. Charles Latnlin of h (, ?2 Vine street, celebrated their 15901 wedding anniversary Thursday at their home. They were rditnembered by their many friends dn the occasion and received love|iy|giHß. | Harold Bohnke, son of Mr. and jMi|s. Frank E. Bohnke, 121 South -Eleventh street, is on the fresh?ma.n honor list at Valparaiso Uniivwsity. His semester average was i.2.i; fchicken Supper & Bake April 20, 1952 by St. jQhn’.H Bingen, 4:30 p. m. !Adults SI.OO, Children 50c, Hpagland Gym. 92t2x Democrat Want Ads Bring Results

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Higher Toll Rates Approved By State Indianapolis, April 18 —(UP) — About 300 Independent telephone companies throughout Indiana had approval from the state public, service Commission today to increase their intra-state toll rates. In an» order issued late yesterday, th6 commission agreed to allow the independent utilities to boost tollcharge s within the state to match an approximate six per cent hike given Indiana Bell Telephone co., by a Marion circuit court decision several months ago. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKean at 4:30 a. in. Friday at the hospital, weighing 6 lbs. 7 oz. ; i • Mr. ajjd Mrs. Bill Butler are the parents of a baby girl, born at 1:40 a. m. today at the hospital, weigh ing 6 lbs,, 2 oz. The mother is the former Ruth Rumschlag. A baby boy was born at the hospital this morning at 12:28 o’clock weighing 7 lbs.,>4 bi oz., to Mr. and Mrs. Clair ohriktner of this sity. ; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bodie are the parents of a baby girl born ‘at 11:40 p. nn, Thursday at the hospital (, weighing 7 lbs., 914 oz. Democrat Want Ads Bring Results i . i

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