Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 87, Decatur, Adams County, 13 April 1953 — Page 3

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~~ ‘ v 1~ "" ■ * .'Tt "I 11 UP* . MT. PLEASANT W. 8. C. S. MEETS WITH MRS. KING Mrs. Leo King, Sr., was hostess recently to the 'Mt. Pleasant W.S. C.S. Mrs. Robert Teeftle headed „the business session, which began with group singing, followed with i prayer by Mrs. Chauncey Sheets. , MrsJ Roger Singleton gave the devotions and Mrs. Truman Gold? ner gave vthe lesson, fifteen members were present for the meeting. The hostess closed the program A and a Social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs. King. FL'O-KAN SUNSHINE GIRLS ATTEND CONVENTION .'Members of the Decatur Flo- - kan Sunshine Girls of the Pyihian Sisters attended the district convention jat Van Buren Sunday, with that city’s Rose Bud council actings as hostesses.. _ A i '■ Twelve Decatur girls were candidates for the session, and were as follows: Judy Keller, Barbara Heller, Susan Heller, Judy and aJnet » T-ane, Ann Uhriek, Emily Swearinler, Susan Heller, Judy and Janet Carolyn Bassett, Katherine Goelz and Vivian Hamilton; \ , Other member? who iwere present for the program were Linda? Pollock, Maridee Striker, Dana Dalzell, Sheila Ahr and Sharon Kreischer. Accompanying the girls were MrS. J .Willian Bajpber, royal advisor, Mrs. Fay Ahr, counselor { and Mrs. Effie McGill and. Evelyn Plasterer, of the Pythian Sisters. The Decatur council will act as hostesses for .the convention next .?'■• year.. / GIRL SCOUT LEADERS MEET AT FAIRWAY An anntial luncheon was held at the Fairway restaurant recently by the Girl Scout treaders with Mrs. Watson Mattox, Mrs. Gerald Strickler and Mrs. August Kelly as the hostesses. * The group discussed what donation was to be given by the girls and their leaders for the Girl Scout Little House and Mrs. J. Thacker asked the group td contact her about plans for the court of awards. Mrs. Lowell Harper introduced the outgoing president, Mrs. T. C. Stop That Cough With Our Own L B COUGH SYRUP 49c and 98c, bottle \ ■ Kohne Drug Store \ ■■■ u li -• PC JL & lowder-ene l] I RUG CLEANER STUCKY"&CO. Open Evenings Except ' ... - Wednesday MONROE, MNP. Quality Photo - Finishing Work left before 8:00 P. M. Monday, Ready Wednesday at 10:00 A. M. HOLTHOUSE

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— f 7 Smith, and welcomed the newhead, ■ Mfc. Chester Daltell, and also the neW day camp chairman, Mrs. Paul Hapcher, who explained that each leader would be responsible for her particular troop at camp. IJrownie camp will’be held June 8-l| inclusive, and camp for the Giri Scouts will be June 15-19 ini elusive. Mrs. Burdette Custer, chairman of the dominating commi|tee, introduced the new officers, as bellows: Mrs. Oliver Harmon, president; Mrs. \ Hiarold Glazner, ivics president and program chairman and Mrs. Thearl StultS, secre- ' tary, The liext meeting will be held H ' V 'LEGION AUXILIARY IN regular MEETING b | hifrs. | Dee’ Frybhck. president, headed the session of the American: Legion auxiliary when that grojip met Friday evening at the Legion home for a business meeting.: She began the I program with hn appeal for used clothing for the pee|y in Korea and named Mrs. Clarik Flriugh as chairman of the project. P Mrs. Ralph E. Roqp will head thes> committee When the group Spdisors a. public card party at the pLegion home] FHday evening beginning at eight o'clock. Tickets may! be Obtained from her. Mrs. Joe j McConnell, pan American chairman, then presented an interesting talk on Costa Rico. Plans for initiation April 24 w'ere discussed and were urged to attends ENGAGEMENT TfcLD OF FORMER DECATUR GIRL Mrs. Paul H. Graham, FoPt Wayjie, formerly of Decatur, an- | npurlces the engagement />f her daughter, Rosamond Elaipe, to JambH V. Parrish; son of LfOcha Z. \ Parrish. .Elwood and J, Fi Parrish, Indianapolis. • / Mi?s Graham is a graduate of ?Decatur high school and Hanover college and attended the 'school of library science Os Western Reserve? University. She is a member of Phi Mu arid Tri Kappa sororities tend is on the staff of the library of Fbrt Wayne and ' Allen, bounty, y i j \.V i; Her fiance attended Butler Uni- ' versity and is an agent for Allstate Insurance. . i 3 A September wedding is- plan- < ned. S ■ i -—■ >- < LEWIS RUMSCHLAGS HONORED ON ANNIVERSARY ( Mr. and Mrs. LeWis Rumschlag of route 6, | prominent couple of I Adams county were honored Sunday on their brtieth wedding an- - at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Becker. A delicious carry-Jn dinner was • served? at the' noon hour, during J the surprise gathering; and prior to this; the couple were presented with rieyeral nice gifts from their family;, Visiting was enjoyed the remainder of the afteimoop and entertaining movies s|iown. Present for the memorable day were the honored guests, their children, Tom, Loins, Rita, Dorothy. Monica and Cletus ' Rum-achlaig;*-Mr. and Mrtu Jerome Rtfmschlag aud family, Mr. and Mrs. Hennaii Rumschlag apd family, Mr. and Mrs. Becker and children, all ,of ■ jDecatur; 1 Brother Dennis, C. P. P. S., Carthagena, Ohio, Mrand Mrs\ Leonard Rosenbeck, Coldwater, Ohio, Miss Loretta Raiich, lidiss Kathleen Terveer and .John Gi!rod, all of this city.

i"- 1 'I" 1 Society Itemg for today’s publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Kathleen Terveer Phone 3-2121 MONDAY \ Pythian Sisters Needle* club, after Temple. Monmouth Pi T. Mothers study club, Monmouth (School, 7:30 p.m. : | J St. Catherine Discussion, club, Mrs. t>on Roedef, 8 p.m. Research club, Mrs. W. L. Harper, 2:30 p.m. -| Adams County Federation of clubs; Decatur Woman’s club, Zion E. & R. church, -7:45 p.m A Past President’s Parley, Mrs. V. J. Bormann, 8 p, m. ; . Pleasant Mills Methodist Willing Workers class, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Jones, 7:30 p. m. Holy Family discussion club,' Mrs. Harold Teeter. 8:30 p. m. Ladies Fireman’s Auxiliary, Mrs. Richard Girod, 8; p.m. TUESDAY Dorcus Class, Bethany EJ U. B. church, 7:30 pjn. \ Monroe Better Homes club, Mirs. William Rupert, 7:30 p.m. Our Lady of Lourdes study club, Mrs. John Kintz,? 8 p.m. Rose Garden club, Mrs. Grover Levy, 2 p.m, ? . - Rehekah Lodge, I; O. 0. F. hall, 7i30 p.m. Dutiful Daughters clpss, Bethany E. U. B. church, Mrs. Fred McConnel 7:30 p.rji. ' \ Happy Home Makers club, Mrs. Harvey Sells, 7:30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary, Eagles hall, 8 p.m. . ■ . ' b Church Mothers study club; Mrs. ’Lowell Smith, 8 pin. Associate Tri? Kappa, Mrs. Wilbur Petrie, 7:30 p. m. Delta Theta Tau, Elks home, 8 p.m., silent auction-bUsiness meeting. Delta Lambda ? chapter, Mrs. Jerome Keller,, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY Bridge club, (Mrs. Frank SChlmtz, 7:30 p.ip, / i Psi lota Xi, Elks ?home, 8 p.m.? Ladies Shakespeare club, Luncheon, Masonic hall, i p.m. Decatur Home v Demonstration club, Mrs. Roy THURSDAY -St. Dominic club, Mrs. Charles Keller, 7:30 p.m. , Woman’s Guild, St. Luke E. R church, all day 4 Union Chapel Ladies Aid, Church, all d a y Friendship Village clu<b, Kimsey School, 1:30 p.m. Lincoln P. T. A., Lincoln school, 7:30 \p.m. > * SATURDAY Bake Sale, City hall, 9 a.m., St. John Ladies Aid of Bingen. RWgb IMjMH I_ ' \ ' ? , :, ■: ' '■ ,

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1 |ii.i.i.i urn >1 WOMAN’S GUILD HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING The Woman's Guild the Z|on Evangelical ‘ and Reformed church met in the church Ixasement recently’ for a regular monthly adssipn with »Mrs; Charles Beineke as program chairman assisted by Mrs. Robert Houk, Mrs. Weslejr Lehman, ■Mr?. Lawrence Rash, and Mi’S. Leo Kirsch. The theme dealt iwith moral standards which proved very interesting. Mrs. Pauline Rash and' Mrs. Dallas Goldner gave impressive duet accompanied by Mrs. ? Fred Fruechtp. \ \ The business session was., conducted iby 'Mrs. Ed Miller and was closed with the Mizpah benediction. Hostesses .for the evening ‘were Mrs. Albert tßeinipkp, Mrs. Bieneke, Mrs. Mabel Boclrman, Mrs. Ed \Borne and Mrs. Walter 'Britzenhofe. Dainty refreshments were served during the social hour. — i? '? UNION CHAPEL W. 3. W. S. MEETS RECENTLY A recent meeting tof the Union Chapel church W. S. W. S. was held with Mrs. Thurnjian Drefc- and Mrs, Florence BaumPn, with’Mrs. Glen. Roughia* as the program leader. j Group singing opened the session ; and was followed with scripture > read by Mrs. Drew, C. O. Brown and Mrs. Robert Workinger. Meditation .was read by, the leader, Mrs. Roughia andF-wa* entitled “Go, Give, Pray.’’ ; A Report followed on “African Heritage” and taking part were Mrs. Lawrence Norris, Mrs. Wayne Troutner, Mrs. Omer Merriman. Mrs. Vincenjt Parker and Mrs. i Don Smith. Mrs. Bauman headed the business [program. | A mother and daughter banquet was announced for May 14 at the church. Mrs. Robert Folk wilt, be song leader and MrS. Earl Chase pianist, for the new year. Mrs.\ Charles Burell dismissed the group. ) Delicious refreshments Were served later in the evening by the hostesses. ‘ - ST. MARY’S STUDY CLUBS MEET FRIDAY EVENING Members of the study clubs- of St. Mary’s Catholic church rhet Friday evening in the Cathblic Ladips of Columbia hall with the president, Mrs. Harold Engle, presiding; overv the business session and explaining several projects for the coming months. A bake sale was announced for May 9 and the members were urged to attend the district meeting April 19 at St. Aloysius church. Yoder, beginning at two o’clock. A program for the diclcesap convention. to be held in tfort Wayne May 17-18, will be discussed at this time. Tickets for the lunbheoin and banquet can be purchased at Sunday’s meeting. Mrs, Gerald Durkin, chairman of the program committee, introduced Mrs. M. F. McNarney of Wabash, who gave a most inspiring talk on “The Literature of tfie Old Testament.” Mrs. McNarney attended St. Mary.s college, Notre Dame and received he|- master's degree in history from the? University of Chicago. Refreshments were sprved during a social hour later in the program by Mrs. Durkin, Ijdrs. Elmo Smith, Mrs. Al Schmitt, Mrs. William Bowsers and Mrs. Raymond Kohne. Mrs. Charldh iKeller w ill 'be hostess Thursday* [evening Instead of ?'uesday at spvpn thirty a’clpck, tb he St. study club. {Members are asked? to note ts e change. The Ladies Aid bf Union Chapel church will hold an all day meeting at the church Thursday. A dim ner will be served at noon arid sewing ipd quilting donje the remainder. of the session.- The ladiefe pf the church are invited. \ M ' ’ A , Tuesday evening at sqven thirty o’clock, the Dorcus class pf Bethany United Bretlv ren church wilrmeet at the church. Mrs. Henry Adler and (Mrs. C. E; Hocker will act as hostesses. Mrs. Frank Schmitz will act as hostess? to the Bridge club Wednes-; day evening at seven thirty o'clock? £ ' - ■' Mrs. William Rupert will be hostess to tbe Moproe Better Homes club Tuesday evening at seven thirty o’clock. Assisting her will be Mrs. Loren. Burkhead Jr., rind Mrs. Harold Crownover. A bake sale will be held Satun-. day beginning at nine o’jclock at the City hall and sponsored by the St. John Ladies Aid The Woman’s Guild of st. Luke Evangelical and Refornied church, will meet all day Thursday at thd church. Mrs. Env|n Lochner Will be the leader and hostesses are Mrs. William Bettsch and ‘Mrs. Frank Yager. Girl Bicyclist Is Struck By Auto [ Robert T. Helm, 34, rou|e 5, reported to police that, while driving his car, he struck a g|rl on a bicycle at the intersection of Monroe and Third, streets Saturday afternoon. He told police he didn’t have the name of the girl but said she wasn’t injured and; there waa no damage. .

i" i"!" 1 . ■ 11 v Guest Artist ■ r ' v J. ■ . Robin Lee Howard, 11-year-old pianist of Nyona Lake, will appear as guest pianist for the\viartely show at 8 p. m. Friday, staged by Decatur high school orchestra' and band. , || A baby girl was born at 11:55 a. m. Saturday at the hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gaunt and weighed S ibs., 9 oz. Mr. and M. s. Loren Barkley bf Monroeville, are the parents] of a baby giri born Sunday at the hospital at 7 a. m„ weighing 8 lbs., 12 ofc. i • ■ I Knights Os Columbus Will Meet Tonight \ The Knights of\ Columbus will meet at the lodge hall this 4ven- ' ing. A meeting of t\ie degree! will follow, the regular session. James Lose, chairman of entertainment, announced a stag night will be h[eld at .the? K. of C. hall Thursday evening. A sauerkraut t and eparerib dinner will be served free to all members. Report Dick France I. Condition Serious Friends in Decatur have received world that Dick France. Lbuis--1 ville; 0.. and formerly of Decatur is In serious condition at his Nome in that town. France was injured several months ago in an uuto mishap and was hospitalized for several weeks. He formerly lived in Canton? 0., , where he served as fehlef of police and sheriff. He gained fame as a football player at the University of Michigan many years ago. ? Clarifies Payment Returned To County The >7O payment' which Judge Myles F. Parrish of Adems circuit court returned to Adams county the first webk of April, Was [not in reality an\overpayment, it Was learned today. The state pjaid Judge Panjjsh $l4O for venued actions and Judge Parrish then a personal check for S7O. to clarify the records In two of the Menlied causes. The report of the state board of accounts was at the request of Judgfe Parrish], The 1953 general, assembly also clarified the section of |he statute concerning the drawing of the diem on venued causes by a court reporter. An act whicji carried an emergency clause, provides that the money paid the reporter shall be paid by the county where t]he cause originated and the mortey is paid to the reporter.

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Mr.\ and Mrs. Cletus |Miller visited in Columbus. Ohio, Sunday with Mr. ’and Mrs. Sam Miller.z Mrs. Bernard Teryeer and daughter, Mary Martha aqd Mrs. Bick Deiningen left today for a several days' visit In Beloit, Ohio with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Terveer and daughter. Joni. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kocher have returned from a month’s trip tb Los Angeles. 'Mr. and Mrs. Dick Burrell and nephew. Paul Blackburn, motored tb Huntington Sunday to visit old friends. The Burrels resided there a number of years ago. Miss Eva. Long, elderly Geneva, resident who fell recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William i Wells in that town, has been removed to the Adams county memorial hospital. A years ago she was a here when she broke her other hip. EISENHOWER (Continued From Page Owe) the borids” this ijonutry and its Latin neighbors- Dr', Eisenhower is president, of Pennsylvania State College. j »

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