Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 250, Decatur, Adams County, 22 October 1952 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY.. OCTOBER 22. 1952

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;— p - ROTARY SOCIETY 1 IN MONDAY MEETING 1 ' " \ The Rosary society j met Monday evening at the K. od-C: hall and the meeting opened ! with grayer, fallowed with the business session presided over by W Joan Werehoff. 1 1 ' . t ■ ■ rhe society nas purchased two religious pictures for, the hospital and several new members_ were welcomed to the group, The repetition of the fosary cldsed'the meet- ■ W?' ■•■ ■ " i J The social hour wtas in charge of Mrs. Max Kreps phd hei; committee. ■ , i| i ■ ; ?L \ . .vJ}) -I ' ' ? RESEARCH CLUBIN MONDAY* MEETIN& Monday afternoont,twenty members of the Reseai|<fh club were present for the regular meeting held- with Mrs. EuUene Runyon. Mrs. Lloyd A. Cowpns was the program leader and presented a reviewy of the,, book, ‘‘Village Greens of New England.” This was the second in the year’s series of discussions portraying > United States mural. \ , J ■- . •

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Your Help Is Needed t 0... Stop Socialism and Keep America Free _____ [ i The Trumanites are determined to socialize : s our country. These are their key schemes: • Brannan plan to socialize farms • Socialized medicine I L . J • Ever-increasing taxes I • Growing controls on our every-day life 0 Socialized natural resources J 0 Power to seize private property at will ' j There’s only one way to stop the rush toward socialism VOTE BEPDBLICaN ■ ■ ' ■ 'i v Vote for... wWi® \.j *1 i- - -J . MKP 1 ■E. ROSS ' «'■ JIM ADAIR v ajE Republican Candidate for V CONGRESSMAN i Allen County Republican Central Committee Lloyd S. Hartzler. —\ (Political Advertisement? BBEBBWWBWimOSsEU

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; — I—, -— i Mrs. Cowens supplemented her paper with pictures. Current events were, also given by the members. , j > MEETING OF ROOT TWP. FARM BUREAU HELD The Monmouth school was lhe scene of the meeting Monday evening of the Root township Farm JBureau. Group singing Opened the session, followed with Mrs. Wing reporting on'the home department meeting. The president had charge of the business meeting and 1 , the election of Officers followed: Omer Merriman. president; Norval Fuhrman, ■. vice-president; Charles; Crosby, secretary-treasurer; S. and E„ Mrs. Paul Becher, assisting Mrs. William Selking: and Mrs. Ed Selking, Mrs. Martin Brown, Mrs. Martin Rultemeier, pet and hobby. Glen Workinger gave the evening's address and Mrs. King and Mrs. Burl Fuhrman told of the trip they enjoyed in the southern part of the .state! recently. The county S, and E. leader, iMrs. Clarence Mitchell, was present with her husband. \ ' A cake baking contest furnished the entertainment with prizes, awarded to Mrs. Bill Boerger, Mrs. Otto. Boerger and Mrs? Ed Selking. Refreshments were Served to 45 members. The next meeting will.be held November in with a pot-lhck supper'.with turkey furnished by the Farm Bureau to honor the >4-H members on achievement night. FINAL PLANS LISTED FOR SMORGASBORD TH . Mrs. Rufus Werling, of Bethle' hem church, Ossian, is chairman of'jhe dining room at the Vaipo Guild smorgasbord Friday evening at the Hoagland high schol. Assisting her will 'be the MesdameS, Atfdlph Dietrick. Hetman SteeleL Edgar Thieme, Theodore Witte, Arthur Koeneman, Arthur Schuller, and Mrs. ,A. Fenner. Mrs, Charles Ferber and Mrs. Albert Baalfrank will have charge of the silver. - The project chairmen, Mrs. Hugh Engle and. Mrs. Henry Meyer. met with the guild president, Mrs. Herman Krueckeberg. this week to c< replete plans for the ■ — —J k —— .r--' *

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supper. \ Mrs. Lawrence Steele, Mrs. Arthur Koeneman and Mrs. Alton Bittner are members of the project committee. Mrs. Robert Hollman, chairman of the kitchett cmomittee, has announced her assistants as follows: the Mesdames Thurman Schieter-' stein, Edgar KrueVkerberg, Ralph Grote, E.\ ( U I Nicol, Lawrence Kohnke and Arthur Grewe. The serving will begin at five o'clock and Mrs. Arthur Doctor and Mrs. Elmer Bultdneier will\ be cashiers. Tickets mpy be had frcrtn any member of the Guild or at the door that evening. t. . .'"H . 1 . SOCIAL EVENING HELD BL TRI KAPPA MEMBERS A social evening began at the Elks home Tuesday for the members of Tri sorority. Hostesses for the enjoyable affair were Mrs. Reid ’ EreksOn, Mrs. Rolland Affolder. Mrs. Vaugan Hilyard and Miss Jane Maddopt. The entertaining rooms were outlined in a Halloween theme with pumpkins and black crepe paper used as decorations. Canasta aud bridge supplied tpe entertainment. Mrs. Kenneth Runyon, Mrs. Kenneth McConnell and Mjrs. Jack Schnepf received the prizes. A short business meeting, held prior Co the social activities, was used to dischss final plans for the free variety show on November 7 at the Decatur high school gym. \,- The Young-Adults class of Bethany Evangelical united Brethren' church will serve a chill suppejSaturday evening between the hours of five o'clock and sevep in the church basement. The complete meal will be 75 cents. A social evening will be held at the Legion home by the American Legion Auxiliary' Friday evening at eight o’clock. Games, prizes and refreshments will be on the program. , . J ; —i-|-- ; . \ ' All guests are asked come masked for the Victory class partyin the Trinity church basement Friday evening at seven thirty clock. . i \ i . ■ ■' .? v ■ J 'L- Il Mrs. Allie Biltler and Mrs. C. E. Hacker will i|be hostesses for the Dorcus class meeting of the Bethany church Tuesday evening at seven thirty b’lclock. Aeolian choir practice is slated for Thursday evening in the high school music room' at seven thirty' ok-lock. ■ . - • ■ ■ n -I Methodist Circles 2A arid have postponed their meeting for Thursday until the following ThursdayJ An important meeting will be held of the Abademy of Friendship of the Women of the Moose at the Moose home Thursday evening at siev&n thirty o’clock. \ •— — ? ■ J H Special rehearsal was k>f

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Society Item* for day's pub* llcatlon mutt be phoned lni\by ”i 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30 p.m.) Kathleen Terveer Phone 3-2121 WEDNESDAY Epsilon Sigma chapter, Mrs. Walter Winteregg, 8 p.m. Methodist W. S. C. S., Circle 4, coffeet hour, 9 a.m.-ll a.in., Mrs. Watson Maddox. Girl Scout Troop 4, Lincoln Ruth and Naomi Circles postponed. Historical Club, Mrs. Leota Beery. Fort Wayne, 2 p. m. Decatur Home Demonstration club, Mrs. Bert, Haley, 2 p. m. Presbyterian 'Women’s Association, Presbyterian church, 8 p. ,m. XI Alpha lota Exemplor chapter, Mrs. Eugene Beam, 6:30 p.m. THURSDAY Aeoliah choir, high school music room, 7:30 p.m. Methodist Circle 2A and 28, postponed one week. Academy of Friendship of Women of Moose, Moose home, ”:30 P-m. D. A. V. auxiliary, D. A. V. hall, 7:30 p. m. \Emblem club. Elks honrie, 7:30 p. m. Ruralistjc study club, Mrs. Francis GCimer, 8 p. m. Guardian Angel study duh, Mrs. Edward Heimann, 8 p.m. Order of Eastern Star, Friend's Night, MaSonic Hall, 7:30 p. ml\. Great Books discussion group. Library, 7:30 p. m.i' ; ' ■ ' ' I FRIDAY American Legion Auxiliary, Le-*| gion home. 8 p.m. Victory class, Trinity church, 7:30 p.m. ! | Decatur Girl Scouts Association. Presbyterian church. 7:30 p in, . / \ Girl Scout Troop 4, Manna-Nutt-man park, 3:30 p.m. Smorgakboard supper, Hoagland high schpol, Valparaiso Guild, & P-m. j SATURDAY : Chili supper. Young Adult class, Bethany E. U. B. church, \5 p.m.,- | pjn. TUESDAY Dorcus class, Bethany church basement, 7:30 p.m. f - _ the Adams County chorus at the Monroe school Monday evening for the 'program the group will present Friday afternoon when the Decatur Federation of clubs meet. Each main her is asked to be at the next rehearsal. October 27, originally slated for November 3. Anyone wanting to join the organization is asked to be at this meeting also;

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Pvt. Tojn Costello, stationed at Fort Benj. Harrison, will come home for the weekend and attend the .Notre Dame-North Carolina football game. A soldier friend will accompany him here. I Wiis Mr. ahd Mrs. Thomas J. Meade. Jr., of ents of a baby girl,' weighing 7 lbs., 1 oz.,and born Monday at 3 p.mi iil that city. This is the first child in the family. The mother is the former Patricia Schmitt, and Mr. and Mrs. H« P. Schmitt, of Decatur; are the maternal grandparents;/ / . | A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Lehman at 7:38 p.m. ‘Tuesday at the hospital and weighed < lbs., 1 oz. / At 12:55 a.m. today a baby girl was born at the hospital to Mr. and weighed 7 lbs., 10 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moser of Berne, are the parents of a baby girl, weighing 5 lbs., 12 oz„ and born at 5t07 p.m. Tuesday at the hospital. Weighing 8 lbs., 3 oz., a daughter was bpm to Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Dale of Bryant at 3; 15 p.m. Tuesday at the hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Costello of Bluffton, tyre the parents of a baby boy, 7 lbs., 8 oz., and born at 1:56 p.m. Tuesday at the hospital. • ' ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goelz of I Monroeville, pre the parents of | a baby girl, weighing 6 lbs.. 14 oz., {and born at the hospital at 12:11 p.m. Tuesday. \ ii j ■ 'i ■ '# GIRL SCOUTS Girl troop 8 met last Monday evening at the home of their leader,' Mrs. Mary Leon* ardiion A hobo slipper of beans and cornbread was enjoyed by the troop.; after which they held a business meeting, it was decided to sell cookies, but; not calendars. The troop decided to meet once a month. Officers elected were scribe/ Dana Dalzell; treasurer, Colleen Lobsiger; rookie sale treasurer, Jeanette Hannert; »sptecial mohey making project. Vera Walters ( and social chairman, > i Sheila Ahr. After the meeting, the troop held a square dance with the fathers of the girls as guests, Mr. Ahr entertained the group with his cprnet playing. After an hour of square dancing the group was ready to adjourn, | I Scribe. Dana Dalzell; ’ I n —r • 1 Girt Scout Troop 20 met Tuesday. We discussed and made further plans: for a ’ hayride October 28. Registration fees were taken up and • four new nitembers, Chezem. Judy Smith, Kay Deßolt and Diana Fulton were added to the group. We talked about the Girl Scout skating party to be given November Ist. Scribe, Gretchen Lankenau A regulation football field is 360 feet long and 160 feet wide.

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Porter Seeks Early Hearing On Charges Denies Charges Os Senator Ferguson j PARIS DP — r Paul R. Porter, accused by a Republican senator of “pro-Gommunist bias,” asked today for a quick hearing in Washington to give him a chance to clteir his name. * Dorter, a special representative of the mutual security agency in Europe, said he would make a vigorous fight against charges 'by Sen. Homer -Ferguson that he; is “an advocate of revolution” and Ha friend of Communists.” Ferguson has demanded that Porter return to the United States for questioning by a senate “watchdog” committee on foreign aid appropriations, of which the Michigan senator is a member. Porter admitted Tuesday night h|e once had urged collaboration With Russia, but said he changed his mind tn late 1937 and since has fought Communism. < “These same charges were aired by Martin Dies more than 10 years ago and 1 came out with a clean Will of health.” Porter added today. “Il don’t intend to take them lying down.” j However, Porter said he doubted Ferguson would arrange a hearing before the Nov. 4 presidential election. - Porter, whose wife is about to filter a hospital to have a baby, said he had been on a “first-ngme basis” with Ferguson for two years, but had received no formal advance Warning of the new attack. The Michigan Republican senator said Porter had made ‘‘voluminous statements over many years showing a strong pro-Communist bias.” He Said Porter “has a 'long record of advocating - revolution—by violence if

Admitted: Mrs. Darrell Williamson, Monroe; Ronnie Ray, Deca- | tur; Mies Louise Lankenau, Deca-i tur. Dismissed: Jacob K. S.siwartz, Geneva; Mrs. Anthony jw. Kitson and baby boy f Decatur; Mrs. Donald Brandt and baby girl. Geneva; ' Mrs. Albert Nussbaum and baby girl, Monroe; Randolph Brandyberry, Decatur; Mrs. Donald Garwood and baby girl, Willshire, | Ohio; John J. Schwartz, Jr., Mon- ■ roe. v Trade in la Good Town—Decatur!

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Niblick Arrested On Traffic Charge Charles Niblick, 22, route 1, involved in the auto wreck at Coppess Corners over the weekend, was arrested upon being discharged frpm the Adams eounty memorial hospital today, charged with driving a car while his license - was j suspended. Deputy sheriff Jim Cochran made the arrest. Niblick was - to appear in mayor’s court this afternoon but in lieu of his physical condition having several fractured ribs ami a shoul? der 1 blade injury, SIOO was put up for A ibjond to guarantee his appearance at a later date, Niblick had his license suspended in Wells county on July 19 of this year for reckless! driving. Along with the suspension. Niblick was committed to the W’ells county jail for 10 days and was fined SSO and , costs. I Sheriff Robert Shraluka and state troopAr Walter Schindler are continuing to gather evidence to upholdr the charge for which Niblick was arrested. Those in the car at the time of the mishap gave conflicting stories as to who was at the wheel. ■ 7 . - - Ml 90-Day Sentence For Possessing Narcotics LOS ANGELES UP — Marti Robertson. 18/was given a 90-day .ail sentence Tuesday for possession of narcotics. She had told police ‘‘it was real funny” to her dogs iand canary “get high” on marijuana. j I J Chili Supper Saturday, 5:00 to 7:00 P. M. Bethany E.U.B. Church Basement, 85c. Young Adults Class. T

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- Rummage Sale at the Den. Friday and Saturday, October 24th & 25th. 9:00 to 5:00. Decatur Circuit Chapter, Valpo U. Guild. T

SMORGASBORD Decatur Circuit Chapter VALPO U. GUILD 1 at / ■ Hoagland High School / i- ' . Friday, October 24th Beginning at 5:00 p. m. Featuring: Swedish Meat Balls, Ham, Chicken, Variety of Salads, Cheese, Desserts. •j [ Adults $1 Children 50c

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