Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 108, Decatur, Adams County, 6 May 1952 — Page 3

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TO CELEBRATE 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. F. L, AjfstutZ of Beyne will, celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary Sunday at their home. They' were married May 7 in Berne and have Ifeved .there all their married life /sith ’the exception of thirteen yjriars \ when they resided in Fort WayriW. ‘, Mr. Amstutz, is a bookbinder and is president df thri Berne Witness com party. > I ’ : Mr. and Mrs. Amstutz have three children living. ’\They are, Mrs. M(. . P. Stauffer (H Fort Wayne; Cat! i W v Amstutz of Berne and Mrs. E. B Lrfopard of Swanton? .Ohio. One son. Fred Amstutz died in 1942. ; _• ■ \ MbTatß AINU DAUGHTER BANQUET AT LEGION riOM'E.. The Juniors of the American Legion auxiliary entertained thei# \mothers at the annual inothef and daughter banquet last evening at the Anierica Legion J - Mrs. Elisabeth Hersh, unit f>fe|ideht of the auxiliary, was a guest, v, and Kim Leonardsoin young-daugh*

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' i ■ ■-/ T1 ■' ter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lebntardsoh, was the youngest member present. The serving tables were -decorated with May baskets Os spring flowers and miniature May poljds. Place .cards of small hats completed the appointments. , Folgw’ing the dinner, white elephant bingo was enjoyed.' Mihs Kay f Bormann was awarded the .prize -fbr her essay at this time. The next meeting will be election of officers. ' • ' > H H :-m * ; -——- 1'- '! th JUNIOR AMERICAN LEGION H HOLDS CONFERENCE •}! . The Juniors of the American Legion auxiliary attended the Junior conference in Ihdihnapblis fit the America Legion ■ Memorial building Saturday. The essay coptest was judged at this time arid first prize from the fourth dihtrifet was awarded to Kay Borman h. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bormann. She had written a cojiipositipn bn “The History of Oijir Flag. 1 ’ - which was ini hook form. It npw will be sent tio the national competition for judging.' i A dinner was served to the merhberh, followed with a business meeting and a music contest. Entertain ment was in the program. ' - ' , ( , Marilyn Braun, Carblyn Taylbr anu Beverly Parrish, accompanied by their unit lOpairman of the auxiliary. Mrs. Clara Bhuer and Mrs. Alta Brown, assisting her. made the trip. ' i FORMER PRESIDENT TO tyED MAY 27 Max J. iKidd. Jr.. Son of Mr. add iMa. -■ i > p; 4 7 j : h ■''

Mrs. Max J. Kidd of Brazil, and former residents of this city, will marry Miss Carolyn Janet Henry of Bluffton May 27. The wedding will take place at 2:30 o’clock that afternoon in the Trinity Methodist church in Lafayette. Kidd was a former football coach at Decatur high school. ' t*MARGARET SCHEUMANN WILL MARRY CLIFFORD KIEFER The .engagement and coming marriage of Miss Margaret Schem mann to Clifford Kiefer has been announced by her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scheumann of route 1, Hoagland. Kiefer is the Son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kiefer of route 1, Dbcatur. The couple will exchange vows at six thirty d’clock June 14 in St. John’s Lutheran church, Decatur road, with the' Rey..W. G. officiating. The bride-elect is employed by the General Electric company and her “ fiance is in the roofing and siding business. r. !■ : METHODIST CHURCH HOLDS BANQUET MONDAY All the Circles of the Methodist church held their\ annual mother and daughter banquet Monday evening at the church. One-hundrejd-twenty-five members and guesfs attended the program. ' A color; scheme of pink, and green was carried out in the table decorations, with May baskets of spring flowers and small hats and matching bags as the place cards. Mrs. Samuel Emerick gave ' the prayer before the dinner and Mrs. W. P. Robinson served as toastmaster, introducing | Mrs. Anita Smith, who presented the welcome.- | : The program included a vocal solo, “Christerfer Robbins Prayer” by Mary Ann Sweajringen and a reading, “Somebody's Mothejf” was given by Sharlene Lehman. Several musical selections ; were presented by Maxine and Tommy JSteury of Berne. The evening came to a elope with prayer by Mrs. Ed Wicks. The St. Jude study club wjll meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. Harry Massonne at eight o’clock. ; .■- 4 \ The St. George study club will meet with Mrs? RichariTTies Jean Thursday evening at o’clock. , ■ 1 < . ■ The Ava Maria Bible study club will meet with Mrs. William Bow- : ers Thursday evening at eight o’clock. The Sancta Maria study club will meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. John Eichhorn ’at eight o’clock. The Girl Scout leaders club will meet Wednesday afternoon at one thirty o'clock at the high school in room 206. Film will be shown from day camp last year and another entitled, “Let’s Go Troop Camping.’ ’ All members of the Aeolian choir are asked to report this evening at seven o'clock at the K. of P. home in costume. The Bobo United Brethren Willing Worker's class are to meet Thursday evening at six thirty o'clock at .the Bobo school for a Mother’s dav pot-luck supper. J • . . . . , The W. S. C. S. of the Mt. Pleasant church will meet Thursday at the chut-dh at two ©‘clock. The mother and daughter banquet of the Union Chapel church will be held Friday evening at the)

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Phone i-2121 Kathleen Terveer Seclety Items for day's nub- ? Hcatlon must be phoned In by ; 11 S. m. (Saturday 9:30 a.,m.) \ TUESDAY Aeolian choir, Ki of P. home, 4 i pr P • •' li Delta Theta Tau, called meeting. Ells home, 8 p.m. | Church of God Ladies Missionary society, Mrs. Edna Peterson, 8 p.m.. | Catholic Ladies of Columbia, d. L. of C; hall, 7:30 pi m. Monmouth P. Tz 8 p. m.,; Executive Eta Tau Sigma sorority, postponed to May 20. ? I ] ? Y. R. M. 8., Njittman Avenut U. jB. church. Mr. and Mrs. Lawk rerice Michel, 7:30 p.m. i WEDNESDAY Jiide study cWb; Mrs. Harry Massonne. 8 p.m. | Sancta Maria study club, Mrs; John Eichhorn, 8 -p.m. ' ; Girl Scout : Leaders club, 1:30 p.m. high school; room 20<f , St. Ann study club. Mrs. Fi Gass, 7:30 p.m. S f psi iota Xi sorority, Mrs. Et. D t Frisinger, 8 p.m. ! Qur Laoy or Good Counsel study club, Mrs. Mark Colchin, 8 p.m. J Last day of school carry in-sup-per, Pleasant Mills school, 7 p.m 5 Tri Kappa business meeting) Mrs. Watson Maddox, 7:30 p.m. Ladles Shakespeare club, guest day luncheon. Masonic Mali* 1 p.m* THURSDAY 1-lural Youth Box| Social, Adams; Central gym, 8 p.rii. St. George study club, Mrs< •Richard Des Jean, i 7:30 |).m. Ava Maria Bible ritudy plub, Mrs. William Bowers, 8 p t m. ? Bobo U. B. Willing Workers: class, Mother’s day pot-luck supw. S. C. 8. of Md Pleasant church, at church, i 2 p.m. * Fellpvrship of Missionary ‘ church. Mrs. Harold Welty, 7 p.mji Baptist Society, Bap-! tist church, 2 p.m. | Women of Moose, pot-luck sup’ per. Moose home, 6:30 p. m. , Order of Elastern Star and Rainbow Girls, pot luck supper, Masonic half, 6:15 p. m. : j Presbyterian Mary Circle, Mrs. J. L. Kocher, Sr. 2:30 p.m. Presbyterian Martha Circle, Mrs, Lois Black, 2:30 p.m. j Emblem club, Mother's day party, Elks, 6:30 V m. Queen of Rosary study club, Mrs; Berniece Adams, 8 p.m. W. S. C. S., general meeting; Methodist church, 2 p.m . Salem Methodist W. S. C. S.| Methodist church, 1:30 p.m. Mother-daughter banquet, pars ishi hall, 6 p.m., Zion Lutheran Missionary society. Ladies Aid, Mt. Victory U. Bi church, Mrs. Eva Whittenbarger; 1:30 p.in. \ , j I FRIDAY IjTnion Chapel church, daughter banquet, 6:30 p.m., at chureh. Four Circles of Presbyterian church, rummage sale, church basement, 1 to 4 p.m. SATURDAY ,i Four Circles of Presbytririan church, church basement, 8:30 to 12 a.m. \ I . | - , : j church at six thirty o’clock. Tills will be a pot-luck supper and thoso attending are asked to bring their their own table service. The lad? iesjof the church are invited. ’the Ladies- Fellowship of the Missionary Church will hold their May greeting Thursday with Mrs. Hafold Welty at seven o’clock. 1 —- The Baptist i Woman’s society will meet at the Baptist church at two o'clock Thursday afternoon. ■■ f

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Admitted: Ralph E. Vela, De-; catjir; Donna Lee Burk, Decatur; William G. Montgomery, Kort Recovery, OhloJ \ liism issed: Harold piazner. Decatur; Mrs. Thurman Haggerty and girl, Linda Brodbeck, Decatur. GIRL SCOUTS Girl Scout Troop 16 met Thursday at the Lincoln school. Ganies; weie played and plans were for ; the court’of awards. We studied ;fpr our hostess badge and Ja!nice Kreischer served the refreshments. ' . 1 Scribe, Ann ■ \ ■ i : Brownie Trobp 10 met Wednesat the Lincoth. school. We finished the decorations for the Mothday party we are having Wed: nesday afternoon. Our hostess for the day was Mary Hudson. We closed the meeting with the Brownie arch. J ’’ N. —Scribe, Mary

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Rural Youth Meets Thursday Evening | A hox social Will he the feature of the May rural ineeting Thursday night at the Adalns Central high school gym in Kirkland township at 8 p.m, l Business will be conducted |>y the president, 'Jim Merriman, plans will, he made for rural life ’ Sunday, ■softball teams, Farm Bureau picnic stand, and a bake sale, A safety films will be sbipwn by Charite Ripley. |Ed ! hprunger will he the auctioneer for the box social. Henry Getting will be in -charge of recreation. Members on the committee are: David Riplby, Wendell Sowards, and Mary Ann Owens? Ajll members l.d -r\ural young people are invited to attend the meeting.

- Mr. and Mrs.'William Kahn, of Pleasant Mills, are the parents of a baby girl borh at 1:15 Monday at the hospital, weighing $ lbs., 5 oz. - i' I A daughter was born to jtfr. and Mrs. Freeh Hower ajt 7:40 a.m. today at the hospital, weighing 7 ’ lbs., 12% .oz. u. s. DISTRICT (Continued FVnni PaKf. Hne) Welsh asked. | p: " He said the SSO tax actually “is a penalty in the guise of an attempt to raise revenue.” i The decision was the firht ipter- « breting the legality of the law by any U. S? district court. ' Australia is developing a new tobacco-growing area whiep is expected to produce pounds of tobacco a year. ' '".A-? —— —-!---"■■■■ ; DON’T TAKE A CHANCE , TAKE ■- PLENAMINS Smith Drug Co.

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(Miss Ireta Miller Decatur a patient in the Vaa'Wert, O,, 4 hos-e pital. 1 ; Mrs,\ Lloyd and daugh’ ter, Julia, left MondAy for New York City, u#ere they will leave by boat toda|, jfbip England to vi4it mother and? other war-bride, Mrs. Thoftiris came to! this country from Errand just six: years to the day returning 7 for a visit. They expect to remain for three months. < ®il ' \ • :”r ; Rummage sal< Presbyterian Church > baser|ent, Friday I p. m. to 4; Saturday 8:30 a.. m. to lj2:00. ; 107t4

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