Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 39, Decatur, Adams County, 16 February 1953 — Page 3

Monday, February ig, 1953

MISS HELEN ROOP WEDS WALTER GEHRES Miss Jlelen Roop, only , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Roop this (city, became the bride of Walter Arnold Gehres, eldest son of Mrs. Walter Gehres and the late <Mr. Gehres of Wren, Ohio, in a ceremony read Saturday evening at five o’clock. The Rev. Paul Graeset officiated at the driuble ring vows in the St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed church of Van Wert, Ohio, against a. background of candelbra and gladiolus bouquets. \ Miss Lois Wendel presented a , musicale preceding the nuptials. The bride was attired in a champagne beige wool suit with f>ink accessories, and completed her ensemble with a purple orchid corsage. ' \ ? Miss John Manley, ,6hio City, Ohio, was, maid of honor, wearing an aqua suit with white and brown accessories. Her corsage was made up of yellow roses. ( : Dean Gehres served his brother as best man. H V ■Mrs. Roop selected a navy : faiole dress for her daughter's marriage.

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■' L® i : ' while the groping mother was attired in navy silkhrint. Both wore shell pink A reception pillowed at the bride’s parents' litome from seven ' until nine o’clock. The bride’s table was graced with a three tiered w’eddlng cake in pink and .white, flankeif with taill tapers at either side. « Serving the guests were Mrs. Lawrence Kohne. splint of the bride, and Mrs. Eva Brewster and Mrss Joan Manley. :?) » Following a trip through the eastern states, Mr. and Mrs. Gehres wil Ireside in Van Wert Ohio. , Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Potts and family; Walter Roop; Mr. and, Mrs. Stanley;Reed; Mr* Richard Clark; all of Fort Wayne Rev, and Mrs. Paul Graeser; Mi*'ri Loiri Wendel; ftorest Roop; Mrfw) Albert Ilettel; Mrs. Henry Smitlej" Mrl and Mrs. Doyt Steigmeyer: Mrs. Wilma Philllpy; Mr. and Mm Gordan TodU and sons; Air. and Mrs. j William Schaadt; ail of Van Wert, OhioMr. arid Mi's. Ermfl Gilbert; Mrs. Eva Brewster; Mr.’pnd Mrs. James 'Nussbaum: Monroei; Mri ajnd Mrs. Lew- Akom, Glenaire, Oaio; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Steigmeyer; i Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and Mm Marlin Gehres,; Mr. and Mi’s. Otto Gehres and daughters; an<H Joseph Gehres, Wren, Ohio.: ■; ’ '' LHt’' • ■ VOWS READ SATURDAY With the Rev. ivilliani Feller performing ttie double ring vows in a candlelight cererjiony Saturday evening. Miss Kiijchhofer and Hugh Ehrmari wrire united in marriage in the Zirin Evangelical and Reformed church in this city. Mr. and Airs. Rufus Kiifjchhofer of route 2, are? tjhe bride’s parents, while the grOom is the eldsst son of Mr. and \Mrs. Floyd Ehr nan of Monroe. < l||: '' \ The church was.) outline 1 wjth floor -vases of red and j white gladiolus, and palpis. The aisle was parpeted in white and satin bow&and gieenery marked the pews. )|| \ I An organ preceded the ' - j’ . 'lt| 1]

vows by Mrs. Hahpld Murphy and the vqcalist, Brintzenhofe 'sang “Ah Sweet Mystery,’’ "Through the •’ Triers” and “The Lord’s Prayer” the cereThe bridal goww! of white , silk taffeta, featuring a nose point lace bodice and galloped winged collar. Lace extended down the bouffant skirt. Wtyfyh ended in a cathedral length train of taffeta , and pyramids of ) matching lace. ’ Slim sleeves taperdflj to points over her hands and her t vto tiered veil of illusion was held m place with a half hat. A cat telaVri orchid topped her white Bible, t'm J ■ The Misses Jriaji'4 and Naomi Kirchhofer. sisters 'the bride, as maid of honor andPnridesmaid respectively, were i4«||ically attired in American beauty TOWns,’ detailed with strapless bodies of taffeta with full skirts qrj j nylon net. Bolero jackets of taflma topped the gowns and they carried matching oouquets of Bea-ity-roses. \ A beige suit with 01 k brown accessories was worn sty the bride’s mother. MrsJ Ehrmaipi wore a blue suit with dark blqrt accessories. Both had red. rose coinages. Edward Dick the groom as best man arid psh,£ s were Kenneth Ehrjrian, Keni? Koons and Wayne Balrger. Ringjibearers were Carlton and Arland Rteinhard. The church parlorsWds the serine of the reception wnseh followrid,\ with\ approximately -W ,guests present. - • rii- ■ 4 i The bridels table was centered with a five) tiered Medding cake topped with a miniature bride and grocm. Huckleberry Liolliage, red rosep and white candles completed, the appointments? -lH|)l \ The Misses Phyllis i&rke, Arlene Fuelling, Margaret Silking, Helen Conrad, JoVce ArnoW and Carol Lehman served the wedding guests. For a wedding trip >jhrough the ” south, the new Mrs. EHi man selected a beige dress, whicw.she complimented with dark brriwn accessor* iris. y| The brid*kis a gradate of Monmouth high school ano jpmployed in Fort Wayne at the and Die company. Her graduated from Kirkland high soool and is also employed in Fbjjp Wayne at the U.S. Rubber comony. After Mardh 1, the’Bouple will reside in Monroe. CHAPEI- W. Spjw. S. MEETS RECENTLY l|i A recent meeting of; ithe Union Chapel W, SJ W. S. w|s held at the church with a and a business session tolng place. The members w-ere a potluck dinner at the nocm hour, i “Financing Faith”- reviewedwith Mrs. Thurman Ijirew. Mrs. Don Smith. Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Norris, Mrs. QisijO. Brow-n, Mrs. Wilbur Foor, Mrs.turner Merriman, Mrs. Freeman Sd&jpepp. Mrs. Wayne Troutner and .Wrs. Florence Bauman taking Mrs. Freeman Schnejb conducted the business hour aW. the program was in charge of liirs. Smithwho used “Our African Brother Answers His Call” as - i topic. Mrs. Norris gave scripture and Mrs. Smith read a poeim Mrs. Folk related ;lhe story

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ro > th Society Items for today’* publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday »:30 a. m.) i. Kathleen Terveer Phone 3-2121. ! MONDAY * St. Agnes Therese study club, Miss Julia Schultz. 7:30 p.m. '■ Adams County Home Ec .chorus, postponed. Research club, Guest day,, Methodist church, 1 p.m. Decatur woman’s club, Library, 7:45 p.m. V. F. AV. suppeV, 6:30 p.m., Auxilfaty, Initiation, 8 p.m. Adams Central P.T.A., High, schiOoL 7:30 p.m. . ; ; Monmouth P.TA. Mother’s study club; Monmouth \school, 7:30 p.m. ; Pleasant .‘Mills P.T.A., School; 7:36 p.m. \ Ad&ms Central P. T. A., school gy«l? 7:30 p.m. Clide Department, Library hall, 7:45 p.m. \ ; RoSary Society, i'K. of C. hall, 8. p.iji. ' TUESDAY Tri Kappa social, Elks home, 8 P-m. •! ,x,. ’• s Dutiful Daughters class, Zion E. R.i church, Mrs. Francis Howard, iHo p.m. , Eagles’ Auxiliary; public party, Eagles hall, 8 p.m. Ldyal Daughters class Bethany E. Ulj B, jifrs. James Staley, 7:30. Great Books Discussion group, Library, 7:30 p.m. ' 6. L- of C. society, 6:30 p.m., C. L. of C. hall \ | Decatur Garden club,\Mrh. Amos Ketchum, 2 p.m. i WEDNESDAY St. Rauf Ladies Aid’, all day, Mrs. Floyd Smitley. A , , Ppi lota-Xi social meeting cancelled? ’ Deridtur Home Demonstration club, Mrs. Gilbert Strickler, 3 p.m. Historical Club Guest Day, K. of P. Home, .1:00 p. m. I THURSDAY Ada|hs County Nprses Association. C. L. of C. hjall, ?:30 pAn Unit 3 t W. S, S., Bethany E. D. #. church, Mrs: R. d Giptis, 2 p.m. ; ’ Pleasant Mills Methodist W. S. C. Mrs. Carl Frey, 1:3(0 p.m. Friendship Circle, Zicm E. R. churchi,. Miss Kay Yager, 7:30 p.m. Lincoln school P. T. A., Lincoln school? |7:30 p.m. Littlrii Flower study club, Rose Tanvas. 7:30 fp.m. ? Indies Aid of Union Chapel, ail day. \ - Phila’ihea class. Baptist church, 7:30 p.-A. ' ‘V St. Lbke E. R. church L&dies Aid. all day, Mrs. August Schlickman. : Friendship Village club, Kimsey school, j p.m. H FRIDAY Atiamri County Federation of clubs, rs - Gerald DUrkin, 2 p.pi. “They 4fent Out in Tfeams o( Four” while Mrs,. Bauman reported oh “Women of the Light". Special prayerslfor missionaries were offered Drew and Mrs. Foor and the meeting closed with Mrg. Bauman dismissing the group. Mrs. Wilbur Foor t will be hostess, for ; thap nhxf session with Mrs. Wayne Troutner the prograrii leader, t | MISSIONARY MEETING HELD AT CHURCH J Missionary songs led by Mrs. Vera Sudduth* opened the recent: meriting of the Missionary group, at the Nlazarene church. Mrs. Marie Hustbn was in charge of devotions. Following scripturb and prayer, Mrs. Getie Bebout sang “It Pays to, Serve Jesus.”) Mrs. Romaine Wood gave an 'interesting article on missions Anti Mrs. Glen directed the Children in a dialog on giving, o ter jwhkih the alabaster boxes write opened with the\ offering amounting to $36.79. t Mrs. Leo Roe. president, directed the regular business meeting. Mrs., U - ’ .. [ro« I SALE I 1 I ■ )i ■ . ' • Yes, we havedrugs and sundries for sale—ample stocks of high* quality to meet evety need. Call .on ,\ us, too, for nutritional aids, sickroom supplies and nursery items. And, by: al| means, bring us your Doctor’s prescriptions. Careful compounding is A specialty with us. HOLTHOUSE , DRUG CO. )

Bebout gave the lesson study and the meeting was closed with pray- *') *■' I': j ''' ': ; PROFIT AND PLEASURE CLUB MEETS RECENTLY The Profit and Pleasant Hofne Demonstration club met recently with Mrs. John Heimann with the program opening with group singing, Which was followed with the club rioßect repeated in unison. Roll call was answered and Mrs. Chester Shoaf led devotions. Mrs. Charles Schnepp led the business discussion and the group decided to dopate to the I. F. F. Y. program. A lesson on choosing home accessories was very ably presented by Mrs. Tom Johnston and Mrs. Roman Brite was welcomed as a new member. i Lovrily refreshments in keeping with Valentine Day were served by the hqstess, Mrs. Heimann, assisted by l the qo-hostess, Mrs. Henry Heimann. ) i , ■ SALEM W. 8. C. 8. ' MEETS WITH MRS SHADY Mrp. Harley Shady was hostes* Thursday evening to the Salem W. S. C. S. meeting, which began with the president, Mrs. Chester Bryan in v charge. Mrs. Merle lliley gave devotious, reading the 4th and Bin chapters of proverbs. A prayer (followed and an interesting Account of Lincoln’s address and his assassination was preseted by Mrk Riley, which proved most interesting to the members. G r °bp singing was then held and Lawrence Carver give tpe lesS'on study. Mrs. Claude Foreman reviewed the “Methodist Woman” and Mrs. Austin Merriman gave a rriport on the “World Outlook.”* The business meeting lollowed arid ten members answered roll call. The Lord’s Prayer climaxed the session. Refreshments were served during the social hour by the hostess. A J- : \ MT. PLEASANT W. S. C. 8. IN MEETING RECENTLY |\ I A hymn, “Rescue the Perishing” opened the regular meeting of the Mt, Pleasant W. S. C. S. recently at the hoipe of Mrs. Florence Susdorf, followed with Mrs. Chauncey Sheets' offering devotions. I ) Roll call was answered by twenty members and two guests, Mrs. Harlen Jones and Miss Mary Mann returned missionary from China, were present. Miss Mann gave an Interesting talk on how the Commuists gain control of a country and why their teachings affect lives. The short business meeting closed with group singing, followed with prayer by Rev. Klse. Refreshments were served during a social hour and; the March meeting was announced with Mrs. Earl G. Fuhrman as the hostess. MISS SHARON HITE COMPLETES FINAL Miss Sharon Hite, who Y in be married March 1 to Kenneth Wiegman, in the Firpt Presbyterian ’ church in a' candlelight cerpmony at four thirty o'clock with thej Rev. Ray Walther officiating, has announced final wedding plana for her marriage. , Miss jacqule Hite will attend hey sister as maid of honor and bridesmaids will be Miss Norma Johnson and Mrs. Roger Borne, Decatur, and trie Misses Barbara Apspaugh of Fort Wayne and Wilma Brown of Lakeside, Ohio. Miss Susan Bqmgerdner of Marion, Ohio, will be flower girt Lester Wiegman of Fort Wayne, will serve his brother as best pian. Ushers include Bill Banister, Otto Ackerman, Lauren Bradfield, ail : of Fort Wayne, and Robert LandInger of Chicago, 111. Serving the wedding guests at the reception following the wedding at the American Legion home, will be the Misses Shirley Fuelling • and Kathleen Terveeri, Decatur, Mrs. Harold Bohnke, Muncie, Mips Marylynn Anderson, Cincinnati. _ Ohio, and aoss Mary Ann Grotriap, New Havjen. Mrs. Carrie Haubold will present a fifteen minute musicale preceding the nupjtials. \ MRS. MINNIE HOLTHOUSE HONORED AT DINNER k A family dinner in honor of Mrs. Minnie Holthouse, who celebrated her 80th birthday last Friday, was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Holthouse. The immediate family was seated with the hdnored guest at the dining room table. Small tables were arranged in the living room for the guests, who numbered 36. Relatives from out As the city .Included Clem R. Uhl and family and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Whelan of Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holt-' house and daughter Nancy of Louisville; Mr. and Mr*. James A. Holthouse of Fort Wayne. A social meeting will be held by Tri Kappa sorority Tuesday evening at the Elks home at eight o’clock. , The Adams County Nurses Association will meet Thursday in the C. L. of €. hall at seven thirty o’clock. Dr. Justin Arata of Fort Wayne, ~will be the speaker of the evening. ■ Thursday afternoon at two o’clock, Unit 3 of the W. S. W. S. of the Bethany Evangelical United

Brethren church will merit Mrs. R. O. Gentis of 226 Marshall street. Assisting hostesses are Mris. Fred Chronister, Mrs. Howard Elriy and Mrs. Velma McFarland. Program chairman is Mrs. Francis Ellsworth. The Friendship Circle of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed ichureh will meet Thursday evening at seven thirty o'clock at tnq home of Miss’ Kay Yager. Thursday everting at seven thirty o’clock, the Lincoln P T. A.\ meeting will be held at the Lincoln school. \irri. Gilbert Strickler will be hostess to the Decatur Home) Demonstration club Wednesday afternoon at two o’clock. | The Pleasant Mills W. S. t- Swill mriet with Mrs. Carl Frey Thursday afternoon at one thirty o’clock. j :;■ ' / —4— - n \ A pot-luck supper will be Served at the C. L. of ic. hall Tuesday evening at six thirty o’clock, by the C. L. of C. society. The Little Flower -study club will meet Thursday’eveping at seven thirty o’clock with) Mrs. v Rose as hostess. Miss Julia Sfchultz will be hostess this evening to the St. Agnes Therese study club at seven thirty o’clock. ) I 1 ■ The Psi Ibta Xi social meeting to be held Wednesday evening has been cancelled. Members are asked to please pote the change. .4* Mrs. Franriis Howard Will be hostess \to the Dutiful Daughters class meeting Tuesday evening at seven jthirty o’plock. The philathea ciass of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday; evening instead of Friday, ih the church social rooms, at seven thirty o’clock. Hostesses will be Mrs. Floyd Morrison and Mrs. Getty Parmer, Mrs. Ira Bodie will have charge of the social hour. 5 1. T. B. Rhoades of near Geneva is in the national farm limelight. His picture land' l a testimonial are in a national advertisement for a poultry feed copipany in the March issue of Capper’s Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Keck of Melrose:, Ohio, Visited Friday with hi* sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Koenig, Adam: kunowiep is in Chicago today attending to business. Local merchants were aavised. today that s|pring market week in Cincinnati Will take place during the week of) February 23. This is a semi-annual eyept by the Cincinnati wholesalers and manufacturers association for the benefit of retail merchants in this community. . ■' ) ; ) ■ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hahnert and sOp, of Kokomo, Mr. and Mrs. Wriyne Hahnert and family of Huntington and Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Hahnert and daughter of this city spent Sunday visiting with I Mrs. J. H. Hahnert. ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer and family, visited Sunday with their son, Jim, who is | stationed with the army at Fort Custer in Battle Creek, Mich. t Mrs. Claries Houck of Columbia City is visiting in Decatur with Mrs. M. F. Worthman and an aunt, Mrs. Otto Reppert •Sunday) Visitors at the Hubert SprUnger home were Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stump. ' j Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Brandyberry of 607 Marshall street, have received word that their daughter and son-ip law, tiev. and Mrs. Robert Miller, have arrived safely in Doorn, Holland. They , are working with the ‘European Evangelistic crusade. Mrs. Miller was formerly Anpa Brandyberry of this city. Mri. and Mrs. John Lammert\are the parents of a baby boy, weighing 5 lbs., Ilk oz.. and born at 5:35 a.m., Sunday at the hospital, At 4:42 am., today, a baby boy, weighing 3 lbs., 11% oz., was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Miller. i Admitted: Mris. Nell Buck, Deca? tur; Herman Krugckeberg, Deca* tur; Mrs. Jose v Gurra, Decatur; Miss Amelia Tonnelier, Decatur;! Mrs. Maude Kelly, Geneva. Dismissed: James Sheehan, Decatur; ) Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Drake, Decatur; Mrs. John Lengerich, pecatur; Mrs, Walter Garwood, Decatur; : Jame* F. Harkless, Decatur; Mrs. Dan Tyndall, Decatur; Charles Robenold, Decatur; Mr*-' Louis Habegger, Berne; Mrs. Floyd Stoner, Pennville.

Milk Prices To Drop In Decatur Tuesday | Decrease In Prices \ Is Announced Today Decatur household budgets are in for relief as of morning as a result of announcement made today by the Smith. Dairy Co. and the Mopes Dairy Co., calling for drops in the prices of all milk products. A spokesman for the dairies said today that homogenized milk will be 21 cents •tomorrow morning in-l stead of the usual 23; pasteurized milk comes down* to 21 ; from 22; coffee cream from, 23 \to 2.1; and chocolate mRk from 2h to 21. Whipping cream is also in. for a drop, ffom 42 cents to 40; buttermilk wiill come down to 21* from 22 cents. Golden Guernsey', distributed by Moses, will drop to 22. The greatest drop in price will be\ experienced on purchases of half-gallon containers. They ceme down to \3B cents from 45, Along With the drop in prices Decatur dairies announced an in-i novation in the distribution of ■ milk —gallon containers. Henceforth ail Decatur dairies will provide milk, at 72 cent* —in gallon containers. The reasons given for the changes, said the spokesman, are “the surplus milk supply and. a decrease ’ in price to the farmer for his milk I produce.” Autoist Fined For Reckless Driving City police arrested John Kunkle 32, Craigville, at about 10 o’clock Saturday night for recklbss driving near Monroe and Second streets. Justice of the peace Floyd Hunter fined Kunkle $1 and costs. i If yoUvhave something to sell or rboms for tent, try a Democrat Add. It brings results.

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Plan Swine School Wednesday Evening A county wide swine school will be held in, the Geneva high school dt 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, county agent L. E. Archbold: The county swine project committee, under the chairmanship of R. S. Myers, will be in charge. R. W. Seerley? swine specialist of Purdue, will be the principal speaker. A quiz box will ibe a special feature of the school? Everyone will have an opportunity) to write his swine question on paper and place it in a box. The questions will furnish the basis for discussion. Myers says he would 1-ike especially to have 4-H pig club) members and their local leaders attend the meeting. f

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