Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 225, Decatur, Adams County, 23 September 1952 — Page 3

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—— 4 FRANZ-NEAL WEDDING - ■■ v | SOLEMNIZED SATURDAY Saturday afternoon in a candle* light ceremony, John Franz, sort of Mrs. Franklin Franz of 313 West Adams street; and the )at« Franklin Franz,, claimed Miss Marl tha Nedl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Gail Neal of Marion, as his bride,' The wedding took place ih the First Friends church ;in Marion,; , at four thirty o’clock. < Both Mr. Franz and his are medical students in their sen-! ior year at the Indiana school of' medicine in Indianapolis.' NURSES ASSOCIATION MEETS RECENTLY , The Adams County Nurse’s Association met recently with Miss Eleanor Dahnke at her home ih: Monroeville. The evening’s program was carried out in a school day theme entitled "School Os Blissful Ignorance,” conducted by Mrs. Carl Luginbill? • After a short business discussion pictures of Miss Ellehora Bowyer’s trip to the west were shown. Refreshments were served during the social, with Miss Jacqueline Warren and Mrs. Charles Gauck as assisting hostesses. ADD SOCIETY ■ A social evening will be enjoyed by the American, Legion auxiliary Friday evening at eight o’clock at the Legion home. Games and prizes are being planned and i members: are asked to attend. . Mrs. Ira Mcßride will be hostess to the all day meeting of the St. Paul Ladies Aid Thursday. Mrs. Hugh Daniels will be hostess to the Wednesday night J. bridge club, at eight o’clock Wednesday. I ' - f Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baughn

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. ana Mr. .nd Mr.. D.rrnl Bedwril f will be hosts and hostesses for the | Philo class meeting in the First j Baptist church social rooms, FlrI day evening at seven thirty o’clock. j. —-—- I The first meeting of the Emblem , club will start at seven thirty o’- / clock at the Elks home Thursday I evening and will be important. i. \ Star Recorder day of the Wornf en of the Moose will be held at the A Portland Moose lodge Sunday. All officers, chairmen and escorts are ( asked to be at the initiation Thursday, which will be formal and is ■ the first formal initial ion of the i year, ■ .]\ j ' \ ;; Mrs. Fred Hilton will be hostess i -to the Bobo Willing Workers class < Thursday evening at seven thirty I o’clock. Family night, beginning with a six thirty o’clock pot-luck supper, will be held Friday at the D. A. V. , hall by the D. A. V. auxiliary members. Following the supper, there • Will be a joint meeting of the auxiliary. and the lodge groups. ■ I ' —— ' * ■ The Presbyterian Ladles are requested to bring any material suitable for doll clothing to the Association meeting at the church Wednesday evening, at eight o’clock. The annual midwestern meeting of the General Electric clubs will be an event of October 4-5 at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis. For reservations, members are asked > to call Jennie August by noon September 24. ■ |r.:V —44-— f . ■' . Miss LuCille\ Nelson of Miami, < Fla., is visiting here with Mrs. Ermil Shifferly. Alva K. Burger of route 5, is recovering from a heart attack, i suffered recently. Harold Burger is reported to be improving, after he fell and broke "his collar bone. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Briede of Kalamazoo, M|ch., and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Briede and family of Conneaut, Ohio, spent the weekend with the Paul Briede family. MyS. R. C. Briede and children are remaining for a visit. Sister M. Cleta of Foundalac, Wig., is visiting for the next 10 days with the Berling family of Jefferson street. Mrs. Nathan C. Nelson and sons Bob, Jim and Pat and Mrs., Sarah Dixson have returned from a 1,900-

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— lll ,—■" ' ‘ - ■ - ' G. E. AEOLIAN CHOIR TO APPEAR IN FORT WAYNE ■h? Wv h ¥' 4.M.J The 60-voice Aeolian choir of the Decatur General Electric plant will Commerce, tonight, with the appearance sponsored by the Fort Wayne Engineers club ' * * Chamber of mem^mr^oHse W um. alS ° aPP * ar Way ” e SUnd&y afternoon at ? ;3 ° d ’^ 6ck the dedication services for the new Allen county transportatk>n^to b 'T' “** '° DeCat “ r 1,18,1 ‘ cho ° l I,ro " 1 ' 1118 « ’ <W evening tor

mil x e trip through \the: Visiting Niagara Falls, Canada, Atlantic Washington, D. C. iatod Gettysburg, returning home by way of the Pennsylvania turnpike. Twenty-eight members of the Women of- the Moose spent the past week-end touring Chicago dnd Mooseheart. Hoosier day was observed at the Child City 4nd members from the Moose lodges and Women pf the Moose, throughout Indiana, were entertained. Dr. George R. Bierly and son, Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Price and daughter, Anft, iof Louisville, Ky„ Itos. D. M. Walt and daughters, Susie and Linda of Fort Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Terveer and daughter, soan Marie, of Beloit, Ohio, were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Bierly. 7 Phone 8-2121 Society Items for <lay*a publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday »:8O «. niT) Kathleen Terveer TUESDAY Church mothers . stoudy club, First Methodist churchy soCill rooms, 8 p.m: Delta Lambda of Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs. George Bair, 8 p.m. Root Twp. Home Demonstration club, Mrs. Al Schneider, 1:30 4 Drill Team, American Legion Auxiliary, Legion home, 8 p.m. Rebekah Lodge, I. b. O. F. hall, 7:30 p.m. ' f | Delta Theta Tau, social, Elks home, 8 p.m. Eta Tau Sigma, Mrs. Richard Arnold, 8 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary, Eagles hall, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY \ Wednesday Bridge Mrs. Hugh Daniels, 8 p. m. Friendship Circle, E. R. church, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, 7:30 p.m. \ Xi lota Exampier chapter Beta Sigma Mrs. Arthur Wilson, 8 p.m. \ ‘ j Philaiethesln Circle, Zion E. R. church, social roortj, 8 p k m. Gladys Koos, 1:30 p.m. Epsilon Sigma chapter, Mrs. Robert Andrews, 8 p.m. , St. Vincent de Paul, C. L of C. hall, 2 p.m.

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/ : • J ■' , . . Presbyterian Womens’ Association, Presbyterian cthurch, 8 p.m. Ruth and Naomi Circle, Zion E. R. church, Mrs. Rufas Kirchhofer, 12 noon. I i Historical club, Mrs. E. Christen, 12 noon. j ’ Bethany Circle, Zion E. R. church, Mrs. George Buckley, 8 p.m. THURSDAY Emblem club, Elks home, 7:30 p. m. \ Bobo Willing Workers class, Mrs. Fred Hilton, 7:30 p. m. Paul Eadies Aid, all day, Mrs. Ira Mcßride. 7 Mbnroe W. C. T. G-» Mrs. Flossie Brandyberry, 1:15 p.m. Rurallstic study club, Mrs. Bertha Miller, 8 p.-m. Guardian Angel study club, Mrs. Robert Ulman, 8 p.m. Aeolian .choir practice, high school music room, 7 p. m. Everyone in uniform. Order of Eastern Stajr, Masonic hall, 7:30 p.m. I 7 D. A. V. Auxiliary; D. A. V. hall, 8 p.m. Women of Moose, formal initiaMoose |h°me, p.m., officers, 7 p:m. i FRIDAY Philo class, First Baptist church social\rOom, 7:30 p. m/ ‘ D. A. V. auxiliary, Family flight, D. A. V. hall, 6:30. p. m. ■ American Legion : auxiliary, Legion home. 8 p. m. Willing Workers dpss, Calvary E. U. B. church, Hanna-Nuttman park, 7:30 p.m. >W. S. W. S., Bethany E. U. B. church, 7:30 p.m. Adams County Roadside council postoned one week, i ' FRIDAY Star Recorder day, Women of Moose, Portland Moose lodge. Urges Atomic Data To Allied Leaders Bradley Says U. S. Should Provide oata WASHINGTON, ,(VP) v Gen. Omar N. Bradley, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, saild today the United States should furnish information on atomic weapons to Allied commanders in Europe. Returning from an 11-dly European inspection tour. Bradley told newsmen the. United States must “carefulijr consider”' giving such commanders as French <jren. Alphonse juin information on tactical power of atomic weapons and how many he would be allotted for use for European defense. Juin is North Atlantic treaty organization ground commander for Europe. I Bradley said Juin now is authorized to have only information which has been published for the general public. He I cannot draw adequate plans for tW defense of Europe without knowledge of a•omic weapons, Bradley said.- i Bradley said Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, t Allied supreme conk mander in Europe, knows the capabilities of atomic weapons and the number available to him, but is not authorized to pass this information to commanders of other Allied nations on his staff. i Bradley stressed that the atomfic information he wished to furnish Allied commanders would be ' tactical data on the use of the weapons, rather than technical inform ation on how to make them. ‘tv Lightning Repeats ASHLAND, Ala. UP —Mr. and Mrs. Perry Owens said they have proof positive that lightning strikes more than once in the same place. Their home -wgs struck for , the third time in 10 years. i' \

(Officers Elected By High! School Seniors •Election of officers of the senior class at Decatur high school took place yesterday with the following results: j Sponsor, Miss Charlotte Vera; president, Henry Lehrman; vicepresident, Don Roop; secretary, . Buss Plumley; treasurer, Ferris ■ Transplanting Heart Experiments Made Laboratory Animals Given Two Hearts ' kEW YORK, UP 4-Dr. Emanuel Marcus described advanced experiments in heart transplanting ito- ' day which have given laboratory animals two hearts. ■The transplanted heart he said functions while the animal's own heart is subjected to surgery. Dr; Marcus, would no( predict that the operation on a human would succeed but said the technique was so far advanced in expeiiimental animals that a try on a ’ baby positively doomed to a quick death, by congenital heart . defect, was justified and “djertainly will be tried.” He reported on long existing studies by himself and his colleagues at the j Chicago Medical School — Drs.: Aldo A. Luisada, Samuel N. T. :Wong, and W. C. Liu. Last year? they reported on the successful transplant of a heart from one animal to an animal , whose own heart continued to function. - , ; Their new report was that now they had t all chambers of both hearts working, whereas before only one chamber of the transplanted heart functioned. 4 They £lso transplanted a lung which functions to oxygenate the blood. Certain heart defects in the baby at birth are non-operable because a corrective operation would require a "dry” .heart. A "second” heart and accompanying lung ■ function only long enqugh to ! permit the operation but thkt, Dr. Marcqs pointed out, was all the 1 time needed: Reactivating a "dry” ‘ heart was ihe easiest of the problems, he added. Drs. James A. Helmsworth, ! Leland C. Clai-k Jr., Samuel Kaplan, Roger T. Sherman, and 1 Thomas Laygen, of the University ’ of Cincinnati, reported onv a me- ■ chanical oXygetiatqr pump which 1 has successfully by-passed the 1 heart and lungs in dogs. They said some experimental animals have ■ survived as |long as 30 minutes with the machine pumping oxygenated blood through their bodies. \ High School Assembly Wednesday Afternoon Decatur high school principal Hugh J. Andrews announced today a unique program for Wednesday ■ at, 1:30 p.m. Chinese lecturer No- ■ Yong Park, recently returned from ’ the Orient, will speak on some of ’ the more serious problems of the ■ Far East. He is described as "one > of the most brilliant speakers to f have come out of the Orient.” Ask About Decaiur Camera Club phqto Contest • HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.

Says Private Fund Promoted By Adlai 1 ■ Gave Financial Aid To State Employes i CHICAGO, UPHA Chicago in--1 dustrialist who said that Gov. Adlai E. Stevenkon "promoted” a private fund to give financial aid to state employes today criticized Stevenson for. letting ’ his campaign managers "crucify” Sen, Richard M. Nixon. Stevenson issued a statement in New York Monday night which said he attempted to "reduce the financial sacrifice” of men he called to work for him in the Illinois state administration. Kent Chandler, vice president! of the A. B. Dick Co., said the Democatlc presidential nominee should have spoker out about the fund “sous days ago.” j "I see why he let his campaign managers Nixon for four days for same thing that he’s done/* Chandler said. Chandler revealed Monday that, in his Worda, Stevqnson had "promoted” the Illinois fund and asked the governor in a telegram to make its contributors public, j ' Stevenson said in his statement that “There' has never been ahy secret about tbie fact that I have tried to reduce? financial sacrifice of a number of men whom I induced to leave private employment and work for the state of ininoiq.” ;] Stevenson used funds collected from private sources to supplement or add to tfce state salaries of men he appointed to administrative posts. "Ttyere was no connection between the contributors, and the beneficiaries," Stevenson said. He; added that men behefitting from'the fund were in administrative hnd not policy-making posts. the GOP vice presideh- . tial nominee, has been the . object of a vridespread controversy since it wts learned that he accepted an $18,235 expense fund collected , by wealthy bpekers. Stevenson hps already refused to attack Nixon because of his 'fund ’ until the i facts of case 'l7 ■ : L ‘ '

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