Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 47, Decatur, Adams County, 25 February 1953 — Page 3

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ROSS-KALLE N BERGE R , VOWS READ FRIDAY ,•- Miss Joan Lathn Kallenberger and Billy Joe Rbss were united in mgrriage I Friday evening In the parsonage of toe Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church. The Rev. F. H. Willard read the candlelight vows. I Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kallenberger of* 425 Grant > street are the bride’s parents and the groom is the son (of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ross of 101 South Fifteenth street. 7 A blue rayon dress detailed with sa small Peter Pan collai and short sleeves was worn by the bride and she completed her i outfit with .black accessories and a red rose corsage. Miss Mary Lou Irwin and Kenneth Everett' were the couple's jon|y’ attendants. Mrs. Ross attended Decatur high school and her husband attended school at Monmopth. He is employed by the Decatur • Casting cpm'pany. » i| r The couple will live nt 22S North Fourth street in this city. STATE CONVENTION TO BE HELD APRIL 27-29 The lf>»3 state convention |of the Indiana Federation of dubs will be held; April 27| 28 and 29 at French Eick Springs Hotel, according to Mrs. Victor Selby, Fairmouht, state president. Tentative plans call for a visit from General Federation officers Mrs. R. I. C. Prout and Mrs. E. Lee Ozbirn, Gov. and Mrs. George Craig And ia panel idiscussion on Americanism. Indiana University will present a theater in the round ballet drama in the lobby of the hotel on the opening dav. '(I - ‘ PHILALETHEAN CIRCLE \ MEETS TUESDAY \ Members of the Dhilalethean Circle of the Zion and Reformed churcl} met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ed Miller for a regular meeting, with Mrs. Dwight Kimble as the program leader. A topic, “Freedom’s Legacies’’ from the, book. "These Rights We Hold” by Fred Brownlee, was presented by the leader, who told

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- ? Society items for I day’s publication must be plfoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday :30 a. m.) Kathleen Tei Veer Phone 3-21 1 -y WEDNESDAY \ Epsilon Sigma cl gpter, Mrs. Mary Jane Stauffer, Vp.m. Ruth and Naomi Cfiicle, sfton E. R. church, 2:30 p.m, , Hairdressers Association, Mrs. Helen Howell, 8 p.m. | St. Vincent de Pau | Society, C. L. of C. hall, 2 p.m. i Union Twp, Demonstration club, all day, » Mrs. Frank Gleckler. . if! Woman s Associatlp Presbyterian church, 8 p.m t if officers and past senior regents, 'Miss Maty . ik’eher, 7:30 pm - , if Xi Alpha Jbta Exemplar, Mrs. Bruce Bricker- 8 p.m. Jolly House Wife Hoime Ec., Mrs. Verlando Clark, 1:30 jfem. x THURSDAY Methodist W. S.fC.'M Circle 2A--28, Mrs. Walter K.riel ft, 2 p.m. Progressive Workers Mass, Trim' ity E. U. B, phurch, j Emblem club meetljg, postpon ed. kI/., St. Ambrose study (club, Mrs. Henry Heimann, 7:30' |.m. ■ Ruralistic study Mrs. Richard Geimer, 8 p.m. (41 \ \ D. A. V. auxiliary, A. V. hall, 7:3(7 p.m. ’ ■ 0 Womted of Moose, tilled meeting.- Moose home, 7:301p.m. Guardian dtu(® club, Mrs. Ed-ward Hehnatin,-3 pfsi, FRIDAY , Monroe W. C- T. lil Mrs. Eliza Kahnert, 1:15 p.m\ I! \ x Order of Eastern sitßr, Masonic' hall, 7:30 p.m. t FRIDAY |l American Legion AliMliiary, I/e: gion home, 8 p.m. fji I Baptist elgi », Baptist church, 7:30 p.p!. * !ip SATURDAY I Bakek Sdle, ||iheran Indies of Frjedheim. City Shall, 9 a.m. SUNDAY | Aeolian choir, ZiOn parish hall. 2 p.m. ' . K r ' :l| i MONDAY Literature Department. Mrs. O. L. Vance, 7:30 p.m. Union Chapel Girls missionary Guild, Misses Frieda sland Veda Williamson, 7:30 p.hi. I Research duty, Mrs. Blary Jane Saylors, 2:30 p.m. Junior widmep, FriedJey, 8 p.m. ‘ | W Juniors of: American wgion Auxiliary, Legion home; 4,m.in. Music Department, William Gass. 7:30 p.m.j - ® Art Department, MrsLßHlo Black 7:3,0 p.m. ; ®! ... . Dramatic Department. Dinner' party, Mrs. H. IL. Neij|l 6:30 . p.m. Monmouth P; T. 2 41 Mothers study Club, Monpiouth JiSshool, 7:so p.m. \ TUESDAY I Delta Theta Yau, ’ (Is's Mary Martha Terveer. 8:15 ,rr < Boot Twp. Hoime Derßjonstration club, Monmouth schooHi 6:15 p.m. Progressive Workers Bass, Trinity E. U. B. church. Mix and Mrs, Sephus Jackson, 7:30 d. h. - v ' 1-—i of the rights each perse ft has and of the responsibility of i <och Christian to represent these r Mrs. Albert Brushwi bf, ; ' president, presided at |the sh© business session! Following iwakla social hour, when reireshmc pts were served by the hostess, e £sisted by y\lrs. Dwight Kinjible, LEADERS Os- DEMONSTRATION CLUBS MEETS Leaders from’the How Demonstration clubs, of Adana county, met in the home econo; lilcs room of the Decatur h|gh seh<ol recently! for'an all dat meeting, which opened with the clufb era) ih by Mrs. Albert Beineke, county | president. Miss Ann LiggeL eXten |lon nutrition specialist of Purdue, Was then introduced and gave a | tesson on “yeast breads and 4 U I C I * breads,” which proved very iftteri Bting and worthwhile.-- L ■ ■I B \ A pot-luck luncheon enjoyed at the noon hour;, after (which the meeting wAs again called! to order. Mrs. Paul Brp, secretary.Lgave her report and took roll call County agent L. E. oni “The Conservation Service” and, the international farm youth exchange. Jl|! Present for the! meeting Were the Mesdames Helen Fred. Kunkel, Herbert^Lßrauni Mildred Hilderbrand, Walter Con ad, Harold Henschen, Edizabetl || Kdhne, Henry Heiman, Carl Adi ar, Harve Sells, Carl H a m\m on 1, Oren Sbhultz, James Sm|ith, N< ftma Lee Luglnbill, Chestef Bry» |r, Harpy Crownover, Forrest Ray j: Claude Dennison, C. W. R. Schiwl i|rtz, Sam Kaehr, Jphn Steiner, Fral k Moser, Francis Beery, Arthur Gilbert, William Burry, Gilbert Ger Ker, Noel Hemphill, Martin Sprunj War-

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EL, & 1 wIE ■: ' ! TK . .W'; r ■ '*! |L .■-- W . 1 . m I f -4 EwlMk’' ■aWr-*’ 1 * t w!w“ /nTT . F- ■ ■ 5 j|l ’. \ i I MR. AND MRS. WALTER GgHRES were married in Van Wert. Ohio' February 14 by the Rev. Raul Graeser, who performed the il#»’oble ring ceremony in the Sb Paul- Evangelical and Reforrhed *chorc-li of that city. . ’ 7 Mrs. Gehres is the former Helen Roop, daughter of )flr. and Mrs. Rufus Ropp of this city, - Her‘husband Is the son of Mrs. Walter Gehres of \\’ren. Ohio and the lite Mr. Gehrds. Following a wedding trip the couple are making their hojme Mm Van Wert. —Photo by s Edward#.

ten'Augsburger, A.ndy Myers. Paul Erjil Albert Beineke, Couiiity Agenk and Mrs. L. E. Archbold,. Miss Siilly MdCrplough and Miss Glor9t -II club, agent. | GENERAL C. W. R L MEETING HELD MONDAY ■ S Mrs. Paul Daniels was hostess Monday evening to the C. W. & Os the First Christian church, b< gjihnlmg with a worship service ana entitled “The Statue qj Wotjaen,” presented by Mrs. A panel discussion fp ‘ tewed. \ • ' . Daring the business meeting conducted by Mrs. Horper president, the March meeting wa announced and will be held wit) Edward Anderson, with the hostess in charge of the program! •Cdncluding the session was, th4 Mizpah benediction repeated if unison. I -J ■ ' -Hr ' I MRS. JOHN BEERY HOSTESS ,i TO {CHURCH MOTHERS ;t’ Mrs. John Beery was hostesi Tuesday evening to twenty members of the Chii'rch Mothers s|iud|t club. Mrs. John Dierkes gave impassive devotions and the 1W stihfollowed. ' | ?iM,rs. \ Niland Qchsenrider ha<| charge of the program, taking he| tdfpid from the Parents magazine* and Mrs. Tim Spragup £ave an ar| ticlpjifrom the Christian home. | During a social hbur, refresh*; njenijs were served by Mrs. Beery| Mrs?! William Tutewiler, Mrs. Don; and Mrs. Rbbert Smith.] jMapihers of the Root Township' Honije Demonstration club wiltnieeij Tuesday evening at six-fify tejen;-o’clock in the home economy ka of Monmouth high school,! The husbands of theymimbers wit! die special guests. | ; Tl<h American Legion Auxiliary wim (hold an Americanism program; Fluidity evening at eight o'clock at. th?' Home. Miss Margaret Eitirife will have charge of the*prdgram; A social hour Will follow, •fl. ' * —' - The Progressive Workers class of- thje Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church, have postponed thttirii meeting for Thursday eve-\ dw" J ~ MH -Stt " W] L . >- \ WITH A SMILE shining below her\ datk glasses, Erica\ Steel, 29, appears at Special Sessions court in New York for sentencing on her plea, of guilty to maintaining “a putrfieiinulsance” in b w West 58th ■ street) apartment, 'xlie sentence was postponed. She is a prosecution witness in the vice trial of Mickey Jelke. ■bl IP ■' Nt-

fling tp Tuesday at seven thirty O'clock with Mr. and Mrs. Sephus Jackson. Members are asked to \hote the change. Mrs. William Gass of routs 3, will be hostess to the Music Department of the Decatur Woman’s club Monday evening at seven thirty o’clock. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. L. A. Hclthopse and Mrs. Richard Linn. The program for evening will hi the lifo of Jerome Kern, with Miss Pauline Rrintzenhote presenting the story. .• i • — 1 ' \ The Juniors of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday afternoon a't Legion home. i > I ' —\' The Methodist W. S. C. S. circle 2A and 2B will meet Thursday afternoon at tiwo o’clock 'with Mrs.. Walter Krick. I ' — ! ■, Mrs. Milo Black will be hostess to the Art Deartment of the Decatur Woman’s chub Monday evening at steven thirty o’clock. Aeolian choir practice ,whl | be held Sunday afternoon at two o’clock at the Zion Lutheran parish hall. i \ 1 . ( Mehnbers of the Philo class of the First Baptist churcjh will mteet in the church -social ropms Friday evening at seven thirty o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baughn-iyill be in charge. \ Mrs. Mary Jane Saylprs will he hostess to the Research club Monday afternoon at two thirty o’clock. The meeting was scheduled > with Mrs. J. Ward Calland and members are asked to note the change. Mrs. D. B. Erwin will be program leader. Members are asked tp note the change from Thursday evening tp Friday, March 6, of the Emblem chib meeting at the Elks home., ■ " ; ; '■ ! ! , The Dramatic Department of the Decatur Woman’s club will melet Monday evening for a dinner party with Mrs. H-.L. Neil at six thirty o’clock. Each -member is -reminded to brfng Items for a silent auction ior contribute >1.5(7. Mrs. Arthur Vogleweje is chainman of the evening. | Members of the Monmouth P. IT- A. Mothers study club will meet evening a( seven thirty at the Monmouth school. •Miss Louise Bunbough of Fort V’ayne, will be the guest speaker. Anyone wishing to contribute to Ihe Mothers March of Dimes may Bo so at this meeting. Mrs. O. L. Vance will be hostess Jo the Literature Department of |he Woman’s club Monday evening at seven thirty o’clock. The Misses Veda and Frieda fyillfamson will be hostesses to the Union Chapel Girls Missionary Monday evening at seven thirty o'clock. ( GIRL SCOUT Brownie Troop 18 met Tuesdajjr aifter school. The meeting opened with the Brownie promise, after Which we had a business hour. We saluted the flag and sang “AmeriScrfbe, Helen Walters. I Girl Scout Tropo 3 had a meeting Tuesday after school in the auditorium. Mrs. Dalzell taught some dances And told us things about our dancing badges. Lana Mcßride had the treat Scribe, Janice Aumann.

Annual FHA Meeting Here On Thursday ' Four-County Area Meeting Thursday v Toe seventh annual meeting of FHA farm ownership borrowers of the four-coiinty area served by the Decatur office oLthe farmers home administration will be held Thursday, in the C. L, of C. hall in the K. of C. building. Twenty co-operat-ing families and 12 advisory comtaitteerhen have invited from Adams, Allen, Jay, and Wells counties. The program will include a discussion of farm records kept by the families and 1 what the farmer can do to increase his net inbome. A-carry-in lunch will be Served at noon, aftej’ which John H. Carmody, FHA program operations chief and formerly associated with the Central Sugar company in Decatur, will lead a question and answer session on the past records and prospects of the FHA farm bwnership program iti Indiana. The aftewhoon program will be a farm kitchen demon-’ stratjon led by Mrs. Lyda Heffron, state home management supervisor. Adams county farm families invited to the meeting are Daniel C. Brenneman. Eart A. Fell, Roscoe Kuhn» Peter' P. Schwart?, and Thomas A. Sheehan. The county supervisor will be assisted by Miss Evelyn Frohnapfel, county office clerk, and the Aoams county advisory (committee, consisting bf\ Edward Arnold, Ralph S. Myers, and Don N. Roudenbush. The farmers home administration county office located in-the Niblick building will be closed from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. tor this njeeting. , ' ' r — ■ Rotarians To Host Adult Leaders 4-H - adult club leaders will bfe addressed by the ReV. Peter Sudah at their noon luncheon with Rotarians at the coming series, March 1(7, of 4-H adult club leader conferences, says John T. Flannigan, president of the host Rotary club of Bluffton, where Adams county leaders will be attending. The morning program will begin at 9 a.m. with a work session to help local adult leaders to develop more and better clubs. The aftternoon program will be a divided session for mien and women leaders. Leaders from Adams couhty will be the guests of the Decatur and Berne rotary clubs, says L. EArchbold, cQUi^y.. ißfdXßetors from the 4-H club office will be Eric Holm and Mary Frances Smith. All the adult 4-H leaders of Adams county are invited. • - Services Tonight At Trinity Church The second service in the series of Wednesday evening Lenten wordship services will, be held at Trim ity Evangelical United Brethren church tonight at 7:00. The pastor, the Reverend John E. Chambers, will use as a sermon subject, “The Hour is Come”, taken from the high priestly prayer of Jesus recorded in the 17th chapter of John’s Gospel. The girl’s trio, Dorcas Davidson, Lois Strahm, and Dorcas Sautblne, will provide the special music | There will be the story sermon for boys and girls, \ after which the spiall \ children go to the prayer chapel on first floor for their own service. The public' is invited to this service of worship. . i . Fatal Egg STATESVILLE. N. C., UP — A IG-month-old New Hampshire red hen owmed by William Allison was a martyr recently to the egg-laying business. The hen layed a jumbo egg weighing 6% ounces or about three times as much as an average egg. It contained three yolks and was 10>4 inches in circumference. The hen died in her egg-laying effort. . | Accumulated Interest PORTLAND. Me.. UP — Three years after he lost-it, a wallet containing 922 was returned by mail to Christian Oleson. But Oleson said he had ionly >lB in the waßet wljen he lost It. An anonymous letter accompanying the wallet said the finder had intended to return the wallet earlier but misplaced it. , ~

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A liaby girl, weighing 8 lbs., was born to Mr. and Mrsl'John Robbins at '2:02 p.m., Tuesday at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Stonestreet are the parents of a baby boy. weighing 6 lbs., 2 oz., and born at 5:50 p.m., ( Tuesday at the hospital. At 6t48 a.m,, today, a baby girt weighing 7 lbs., % oz., was born to Mr. apd Mrs. Louis 'Boerger of Hoaglandf, at the hospital. Weighing 8 Lbs7, oz., a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Briggs of Geneva at 11:58 p.m. Tuesday at the hospital. ’( ,1 __i_ 1W : Merchant Arrested On Charge Os Arson Butler Merchant Is Taken Into Custody AUBURN, ind. UP —Dempsey B. Ebert, 36, Butler merchant;- was accused tod#y of paying a Kansas man SSOO to set fire to Ebert’s store. Deputy sheriff George, A. Milks said Ebert probably will be arraigned today in De Kalb circuit court on ( a charge of second degree arson. The fire Feb. >7 burned thd contents of the slope, but left Ebert’s apartment undamaged. Milks said Ebert carried >12,000 insupanue on the building’s contents. Paul Weinrich, 28, Winfield, Kans., was arrested Saturday at Eufaula.( Ala., and charged with second (degree arson. Milks said Weinrich implicated Ebert in a confession to Alabama authorities. Ebert was.arrested and jailed Monday. DeKalb county sheriff Frank E. Carpenter went Monday to Alabama to return Weinrich to Auburn for arraignment. \ Evelyti Riley, 28. Niles, Mich., was held in DeKalb county jail with Ebert as a material witness. Milks said\Weinrich told police she drove a car in which Weinrich rode the night of the fire.

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Dick Pruden Takes Wisconsin Position Dick Pruden, executive secretary As the Decatur Chamber of Commerce and tor the last year executive manager of the Fostoria, O„ chamber, wfl Igo to Superior, Wis., Marcft 9 to assume a similar position In that city. Pruden stated . tnax ue would Imbve his family to the Wisconsin city a#' soon as housing accom--0., chamber, will go to Superior, Is a city of 36,000. The Pnidens came to Decatur several years ago from Michigan City, where Pruden had been assistant executive chamber manager. -j Admitted t Mrs. Oral Tschannen, Ray Borein, Rockford; Ohio; Charles Watermam Monroeville; Mrs. Rose Shbetnaker, Geneva. \ Dismissed: Carl Myer, Huntington; Mrs. Joe Eicher. Berne; Baby Sue Shively, New Haven. \ If you have something to sell or rooms for rent,' try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results.

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