Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 94, Decatur, Adams County, 21 April 1953 — Page 3

TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1«5?.

BAUM AN-BEAUCHOT ,\ 'VOWS REAP At six-thi£|y o’clock Saturday . evening, in tjhe Monroeville Meth- .' odist church, Paul D. Bauman? son of Mr, and Mrs. , Erwin. Bauman of route 2, Berse? and Miss Vir- , ginia Beauchot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. - Bernard Beauchot of Monroeville, were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony read by the JRev. Harold Jensen. Chantilly lace and rilyon over satin was chosen by th'e bride for her marriage. Detailing the gown was a sheer yoke, lace sleeves .and apron, and a full skirt ending in a cathedral length train. A silk illusion veil held in plape .a Ipce Julet cap and she carried a bduquet of liliies of the valley and white bridal roses. .Mrs. Robert Johnson served as matron of honor and Miss Ray Hobbs, Miss Mahyene Hart and Miss . Virginia Rinnaley were bridesmaids. Their identical gowns were of nile green nylon -net over taffeta with stoles and' full skirts Headbands of beaded Faee with nose veils,.and bouquets -y V DON’T TAKE A CHANCE TAKE V Y=“ PLENAMINS Smith Drug Co.

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of pink rosebuds completed their attire, 1 ‘ William Baumati served his pother as best and ushers were'Samuel Zuerc|er, John Stanley and Thomas Beauchot. I The bride.is a grjadpate of MoriroeyHle high school and employed at the First Citizens State Bank in Monroeville. Th,te groom graduated from Geneva high (school apd is emptbyed at the Berne Furniture company. | \ x After a trip to Niagara F&lls, the couple will make their -home in Monroeville. , \ ® • NOLA LEHMAN TO WED _ ■ PVT. FRED R. ISC H Mrs. Ann Lehman of rotate 5, announces the engagement and approaching marriage of\ her eldest daughter, Nola Ann, to Pvt. Fred R. Isch, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Paiil Lillich of route 4. Miss is a student at 'Monmouth; hTgh school. Her fiance graduated from Decatur high • school and at present is a member of the army, stationed at Fort Knox;, Ky. ' The couple wi 1 be married June 7. in the Decatu • Zion Evangelical and Reformed' church. TRINITY W. W. S. MEETS RECENTLY The Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church was the scene of the recent meeting of the W. ,S. 1 W- S. of the dhurch with Mrs. John Kelley as; program leader. Topic fdri\ the program was “We have a-stewards hip to Africa," Mrs. Herald Hitchcock. Jfrß. E. A. and Mrs. R. O. Wynn assisted the leader in reviewing the book “African Heritage arid Proclaiming the Gospel in Africa,” and Mrs. Clarence Drake led in prayer. A ; ' * Installation of officers for the year tvas ini charge of Mrs. David Wynn and Mrs. Blanche Elzey offered the consecration - prayer. 'Mrs. Sephus Jahkson, president, headed the business program, at which time the table committee for the mother ajnd daughter banquet was appointed and are Mrs. R. O. Wynn arjd Mrs. Herman SauCbine. Favors\are to be. made

■K ; ,1 - - • , <sw V ENGAGED Tp WED— Miss' Barbara Hilyard is the fiancee of .Max F. sori of- Mrs. Frances E. Andrews of West Jefferson street and the*-late Aik Andrews, according to an announcement made, by her parents. ME and .Mrs. Hilyard of 624 West Jefferson street. | ' ' \ : Miss x Hilyjard jis a graduate of Decatur high school and employed In the offices ojf Wolf & Dessauer, Fort Wayne. She is a member of the local chapter of Tri Kappa sorority. ~ \ Her fiancee, who also a graduate of Depatur high school, its a student at Indiana’Technical College in Fort Wayne. ■ i The couple wjll exchange huptial yows June 14. ’ , • -Y ■ — Photo by Anspauglf. — , A.— —.——— ___ — ■ - .

————jy“'T ——— by' Mrs. Kelley and' Mrs. Chronister. C x Lovely refresh'inettts were then. 'Served to. twenty one guests, Mrs. Jess Williams, Mrs. Anna* Myers and Mrs. Russel Deßolt. MRS. JAY THACKER \ TO SPEAK WEDNESDAY •Mrs. Jay Thacker will ?rpeak to the Presbyterian Winnen’s Association Wednesday evening at seven thirty o’clock at the church, using as her topic “Background for Africa”, which is the mission topic for the year. ■ ■. , \ Mr. and Mrs. Thacker w’ere at the Methodist mission station, a 3000 acre farm given by Cecil Rhodes for the training of natives in agriculture andpas?preachefs for four-years. Mr. taught agriculture iand Mrs. Thacker. Unglish. _ ■ . : Guests are invited to attend this educational program. ‘ ' BUILDERS CLASS :? ORGANIZED RECENTLY An organization? meeting of the new Builders claso ,the Trinity •Evangelical United Brethren church was held recently at' the church with Mr. and Mrs.'* -lEd Deitsch and Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Hill as the hosts and hostesses. Chilmer Bollenbaeher, Sunday' school superintendent, headed pm session and election of officers gave the 'following results: teach ers, Mrs. Marie Del J bit and Robert Butcher; president! Glifl.ord Hoverman; vice-president; Pgivid Wynn; £— —— Smart Half-Sizer AA /WW\ i •* nl 'L 14%-24% Lif Most flattering dollar of all — it’s the scalloped . capelet that givbt> a suggestion of sleeves for flattery. Smooth lines take inches off your waist, hips—there’s magitl in the way this pattern is perfectly proportioned for: ed. fuller /figures, v ! J Pattern' 9247.: Half sizes 16% takes 3% yard# 39-inch, This easy-touse pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows yob every step. Send Thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pattern If you wish.lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Decatur Dally Democrat Pattern Dept., P. O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111, Print your iName, Address, Zone, Size, Sty lei Num- ;• 1 M.;' 4 1

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! - ■ . S'. S. secretaries, Mrs. Vera Fugate and John Kelley; social secretary, * Knodel; assistant, Mrs.' Lloyd Kitson. and treasurer, - Mrs. Sephus Jackson. The group decided to meet th? second Friday of each month.; and the meeting was closed with delicious refreshments served to sitt.y eight persons present 4 ‘ < f . \ MISSIONARY GROUP \ MEETS RECENTLY A meeting of* the Church of’fGod Missionary Society held recently with Mrs. Ro-bert Strickler. The state president, Mijs. Frinc'is Fallen, was a guest for the evening and spqke to the group. •Airs. Mary*HazelWood conducted the short business session. Dutring ; the social hour, refreshments 4’ere served to fifteen members andjtwp guests. ' ; . Mrs. Giles Porter will \ie hostess t® Circle 1 of the Methodist W. S. C. S. Thursday afternoon at 'two O’clock. ; \ A bake sale will be held Saturday morning, beginning at nine o’clock at City halt by the Rose Garden club. Chicken noodle soup will be among the many items offered for sale at this time.' ;■ .1 . ... —.—-. • . “’Paula" is the namte of the benefit movie, starring Loretta Voting, * w hich will be shown April 27-28 at the Decatur Drive-In Theater and sponsored by the Decatur Woman’s club. Tickets may *,be purchased for the regular price from any members of the Woman’s club. . ■ ’ , ■ t, , So-Cha-Rea will meet Thursday evening at six thirty o’clock at the West End Restaurant for a social program. Mrs. Dick Ehihgier will be hostess at her home, following the dinner. I . 'k • ■ ii i—- 4 . ■

MAN MURDERS iJKFI 7 RELATIVES, <J SHE ESCAPES, Hr •.J ■ Vi' '1 1 J * \ 1 ■'■ --77 Di vv •' MM Vyr 4'Mm POLICE in Lawrence, Mass., try to comfort Mrs. Raymond Akulonla, whose husband was killed by his brother ‘34, when the brother, a jobless tinsmith, went on a murder rampage which left seven of the crazed man's relatives and himself dead. Victims were Mrs. Mary Akulonis, 72, Peter's mother; his wife Madeline, 30; his son Michael, 5; two brothers, Raymond, 37, and Alphonse. 32; two small sons of Alphonse. He bludgeoned and shot his victims to death before turning a gun on himself. (International Soundphotr) • . ■ i

'kl y Society items for today's publication must be phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9;30 a. mJ Kathleen Terveer f Phone 3-2121 TUESDAY Poeohantas Lodge, Red Men’s hall, 7:30 p.m. ' Girl Scout rtoop 4 court of awards, Legion home, 7:30 p.m? Bethany Loyal Daughters Class Tuesday, 7:30, Mrs. Genevieve Owehs. ; . - ? Public party, Eagles Eagles hall, 8 p.m. Tri Kajipa, Legion p.m. Eta Tau Sigma, Mrs. Lawrence! Rash, 8 p.m. A’alparaiso University Guild, Immanuel school, 8 p.m. C. L. of C. Society, C. L. pf C. hall, Pot-luck supper, 6:30 p.m. ' Pleasant Mills P. T. A., School, 7:30 p.m. Decatur Garden club, Mrs. Henry Heller, 2 p.m. f WEDNESDAY Ruth and N’adpii Circle, Zion E. R. church, 2 p.m. Our Lady of Fatima study club, Mrs. Robert BoOh, S p.m. Epsilon Sigma; Mrs. Ralph| Hobbs, 8 p.m. \ , Xi Alpha lota Exemplar chapter, Alisg Ava Kraft, 6:30 p.m. Pleasant Mills Alethodist W. S. C. S., Airs. Lawrence Ehrsam, 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY N- Auxiliary Business ineetlQKaJ&JO p.m.; Social, S p.m.’ I). A. VTHall. So-Cha?Rea, West End restaurant, 6 :30, ikm. Circle 1. Methodist W. S. C. S., Mrs. Giles Porter. 2 p.m. Guardian Anfeel study club, Mrs. Leo Alberding, 8 p.m. Ruralistic study club, Mrs. Lewis Staub, 8 p.m, St. Pbul Lad'leb Aid, all I day Mrs. Margaret Parrish. Methodist W. Sr C. S. Circle 4. Mrs. Christina Wiicks, 2 p.m, Methodist 2A-28, Mrs. Walter Weisenberger, pi.m. Emblem club guest party, Elks home, 6:30 p.m. SATURDAY Bake Sale. Rosd Garden club. City hall, 9 aon. MONDAY Benefit movie; .Decatut Woman's club, drive-in-theater. i . r r i > Thursday evening at seven thirty o’clock, the D. A. V. Auxiliary wilL bave a business meeting at their hall, followed With a social hour at eight o'clock. GIRL SCOUT Girl Scout Troop, 17 met at the home of Mrs. B. Custer, our leader. Roll call was taken and dues were collected. A pot-luck supper was planned for May 14, at the American Legion home. We Then voted to contribute $5 to the Little House.- Lovely treats were served by Elaine Heare. Officers for the remainder of the year are president, Elaine Heare, vice-pres- . ident, Naomi McDonald and scribe, Connie Bax- ! ter. Scribe. Connie Baxter.

First Communion By Class Sunday, May 3 4 Children Will '” Receive Communion Fbrty-SfWen children will receive lioly Coinmunioin at St. Mary’s Catholic church Sunday, May 3. \ With the Very Rev. ?jlsgr. J. J. Setmetz, pastor, as celebrant oftiie 7:30 o’clock high mass, the children will approach ( the communion rail for titeifirst time and receive Holy Cpmmunioh. The members of the are: David Baker. Michalel Biker, Mary F. Beckman, Robert Boch. Jr., Carol Sue Braden, Ronald Braiin. Karen Ann Bricker,JSlias Caciano, .Jr., John CgrrpH, Judith Cook, - Michael Deßolt, icarlos de la River?, James Eyanspn, Velma Fairchild. Diana Gase, Jinet Gase, Gerald Geimer, Jerome Geimer, Joyce Ann Geimer. Agnes Terese Hain, Larry Hake? Hedwig Halikowski, Dale Harsbman. Jr. ■ Iris H?bbl?, Mary Heimann, Martha Kahle, Mary Kalpe, James Kaehr, Ruth LaFontaine, Myrna Laker, Mary. Lou- Lengerich, Rose Marie Loshe, Carmen Mendoza, Sharon Miller, Virginia Ruth Mills, Maria Carmen Morales, Angela Pursley, Margaret Rick.ord, Mary Schurger, Judith Selking, Sarah Sutton, Carol Tricker. Joyce Ann Vian. Alicejean Villagomez. Louise Wilder. Patsy Wilson, Thomas Wiseman. Cancers Now Being Cured Chemically Experiments With Rats Successful LOS ANGELES, UR —Cadcers now are being Aired chemically—easily, quickly, and permanently. It seems miraculous but, unfortunately, the cures are inly of laboratory rats. However, if it can be done in rats, it may not be too long before science w ll start doing it iA men. Scientists, are beginning to find out how two rat cancer cures ire brought about. Both cures are extremely complicated, because they, deal with body chemistry whichis mainly invisible even under powerful microscppes. Dr. Riojun Kinosita, visiting professor of, pathology at the University of California at Los Angeles, explained to a group “Os visiting science writers -how -the eheWiieel compound trf \ - ethylene - melamine—called, for short, tem-cures, in rats, the most, deadly known cancer which normally would kill them in only seven days: With tern, Dr. Kinosita cures Sthese rat cancers every time—loo Cancers, 100 cures, lyith tern, he messes up the reproductive machinery of the cancerous cells. Cancer pells caught by tern while in the process of dividing into new cancer cells divide into cells which have a killing surplus of chrombsoanes. This surplus prevents them frpm re-dividing and kills the cancers of premature old age in a few days.

Dr. Kinosita found out how tem works by studying a chemical which commonly is used to cause experimental cancers in animals. This is methylcholanthrene, a coal < tar derivative, which both causes " cancers and, it is now developing, arrests their growth — depending dn the method and amount admin- . iste ( red. In arresting cancer growth, it does what tem does to the rat chancers, ' but much more slowly and much less effectively. Tem starts destroying cancer cells three hours after injection, Methylcholanthrene needs 18 hours to start. Thus its slow-motion work on the rat cancer cells gave the Japanese scientist, who is famous among cancer research workers, the time he needed to understand w’hat went on. Tem and .methylcholanthrene work bnIUF against certain 1 tumors —of animals. So far they haven’t proved of any value in human cancers. But a complete understanding of what they do and why could lead to all sorts of chemical treatments for humans. . Anbther way UCLA T have of killing cancers in rats is to trick cancer cells to take In iwhat seems to be their usual '“food’'’ but isn’t and which, in effect, chokes them with frustration. . Dr. Harvey M. Levy, speaking for himself and his colleague. Dr, Max S. Dunn, told how the synthetic chemical, ethionine, will cure 17 out of 18 cancerous rats. Three Men Killed As Car Hits Truck MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., UP — Three men were killed and one injured east of here, shortly before Monday when a car smashed, in to a truck and both burst into flames. The dead were Ben Albano, 38, his brother-in-law, John Tessolin, 42, both of Chicago, * and a man tentatively identified as, Earl Thornton, 2€, Munising;, Mich. Thornton. Was identified as owner of The car. 7 ■

Mrs. Maud Mahan has returned hohie after visiting in New Port Riphey, Tampa and Sarasota,; Fla. iMr. and iMrs. Charles Rose o f Atlanta, Ga., ape visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Reinking of Nuttman avenue. Albert Rich, well known farmer living southwest _of Monroe, fell from his haymow a few days ago ?and sustained a fracture of a vertabra. He is improving and will able to resume work after a month or so. it is believed. || Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Girod lof Berne, areHhe-parents of a baby boy, weighing 7 lbs., 4 oz.. and born at 9:35 p. m. Monday at the hospital. ' A baby girl was born at 8:24 p? m. Monday at the hospital to Mr. a,nd Mrs. John Feasby" eff Monroeville, and weighed 8 lbs.. T1 oz. best v Fregards alwaytM send a snapshot] l with every I letter t Holthouse Drug Co.

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