Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 132, Decatur, Adams County, 5 June 1953 — Page 3

WUpAT. JUNE 5. 1953

MARGIE MENTER IS GIVEN BRIDAL SHOWER Miss (Margie tMentei, bride-elect of Sunday, was honored recently ■with a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. William IE. Lehman and Mrs. Donald Haines at the latter's ■home. Upon the arrival of the guest o.’ honor, a lovely corsage was presented her. Varied colored bouquets of spring flowers decorated the entertaining rooms. The gift table was gayly decorated with a clever umbrella, under which gifts were placed. Many games were enjoyed with the various winners giving their i prizes to Miss Menter, who received many lovely gifts. Delicious refreshments *er o served the guests by the hostesses, who were assisted by Mrs. Gilbert Ehlerding, Mrs. Richard D. and the .Misses Barbara and Mary Lou .Lewton. \ Guests included the Mesdames Franklin Buuck, Lecter Thieme, Robert Harvey, Kenneth Chronis-

TEN TOP TUNES AT SCHAFER’S 1. Song From Moulin Rouge ' 2. April in Portugal 3. Ruby 4. I’m Walking Behind You 5. I Believe 6. Say You’re Mine Again 7. Tell Me A Story 8. Pretend 9. Ho-Ho Song UK Seven Lonely Days. J f ■ ■+ - ' R * ■ ■«. ■ — ■ ■■■■■■ I ... -- ' S

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ter, Ervin Warthman, Richard Conrod, Warren KneuSs, - William : Macke, Oscar Bieberich, Omer Merriman, Carl .Menter, Gilbert Ehlerding, Richard D. Lewton and the Misses Phyllis Dockermeycr, Loma Scheuman, Eethel Schmiege, 'Evelyn Macke, Sue and Rowene Merriman, Uindy Knuess, Lorna and Arlene Brodtmueller, Eileen BuPer- • myer and Barbara, Mary Lou, Cathy and Gerry Lewton. Guests unable to be present but sending gifts were the Mesdames 'Earl Dawson, Delbert Fuelling, Leonard (Egly, James Crosby and Miss Mary Ann Owens, Miss Dor- ■ othy Kukelhan, Miss Barbara Shoaf and Miss Marie Witte. ST. PAUL LADIES AID MEETS Members of St. Paul Ladies Aid met recently with Mrs. Perry Smith and Sadie Myers of Wayne dale. At noon, a pot-luck dinner was served and enjoyed. The meeting began following the dinner with the singing of the club song and prayer by Rev. Myers. Margaret Parrish sang the song “Silver Head" followed with Mary Railing reading Psalm IQI. Readings were then given by Faye Mary Nejreiter, Margaret Myers, and Rev. Myers. The meeting closed with each member telling her mother's favorite di.4h. Thirty one memberfc. five guests and twenty one children were present. TRINITY LADIES AID IN MEETING A regular meeting of the Trinity Ladies Aid society was held Thursday evening with Mrs. Hubert Gilpen. Mrs. William Hoffman and ' Mrs. Adam Kunowich as hostesses. The president, Mrs. William Strahm was in charge. Devotions were given by Mrs. Herman Sautbine, Mrs. Frank Bohnke and Mrs. R. O. Wynn. Mrs. Harry Brown and Mrs. David Wynn led in the singing. Twenty nine sick calls were reported and sixty cards mailed. The ladies turned in $26.50 from solieiations and $47.55 from the

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: I I ■ I I I, . i I I I • 'Fr Si F I \ !’: • Ir I * I' ‘ I i ■ I | ■ • -I i • i j ■' it I ' MISS MARY ETHEL LEHMAN is the fiancee of Robert A. Strickler, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Robert G. Strickler of 940 Winchester street, according to an announcement by her mother. Mrs. Ann Lehmanfef ’ route 5. ' ■ . g Miss Lehman graduated from Monmouth high school this spr|ig< and will- enter International Business School of Commerce, in F&rt ' Wayne. June 8. p Her fiance graduated from Decatur high school, and is eervfig with the air force a tKessler air force base. Miss. No wedding dote has been set.;—Photo by Anspaugh.

sale of Air Fresh and cards;. - Hostesses appointed for the July meeting are Mrs. Strahm, Mrs'. William Ohler and Mrs. Frank Kitson. Mrs. Blanche Elzey gave thb closing prayer, after which the hostesses served delicious refreshments to the twenty members present. EVER-READY CLASS MEETS THURSDAY The Ever-Ready ’class of fhej Methodist church met Thursday evening with Mirs. N. A. Bixler. The president. Mrs; Llpyd Ruse, had charge of the meeting. Mrs. Arthur Suttles gave the devotions followed with the repetition of’the Lord's prayer. Several contests were enjoyed and prizes won by Mrs. John Nelson and Mrs. Homer Lower. » Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Asa Pollock and Mrs. W. E. Johnson, during thej social hour. The Rebekah Lodge will meet in Mie I. O. O. F. hall Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock for a regular meeting. A meeting of the Eagles Auxiliary will be held at the Eagles hall Tuesday evening at eight o’clock. Special entertainment will follow the installation of officers, for meinbers, husbands and sweethearts. A round and square dance will be held at! 9:30 p.m. 1 ' ' -4 A regular business meeting will be held Tuesday evening at eight o’clock Theta Tau sorority at the Elks home. The Order of the Eastern Star will hpld their regular stated meeting Thursday at seven thirty o’clock. This is the official visit of the district deputy. Mrs. Myrtle Morton. Initiation will be held. —- Our Lady of. Victory Discussion group will meet with Mrs. Nick Braun Wednesday evening at eight o'clock, j , ;i. Moose Lodge Awarded Trip To Moosehaven Adams Lodge 1311, Loyal Order of Moose, has been awarded a free, all-expense trip to Moosehaven, Jacksonville, Fla., for being one of the five lodges of the entire organization having the highest percentages of annual dues payers this year. A drawing was held at the Decatur lodge home, with Richard Jackson drawn to make the trip, which will be early next fall. Announcement has also been ■ made that the Legion of the Moose ' number 18, will hold plectipn of officers and initiation at the local home Saturday night. Legion members from throughout the eighth district are expected to attend. 1 11 ' .

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Victor Graber and Vtlas Schtndlef of Berne attended the Rot|rT meeting in this citv last evening. Martin Busche, director of 4 i»H clfib work at Purdue university, and son Roger of West wrire guests of ;E, W. Busche Bt lafet evening’s Rotary meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Petrie niptored to Madison this week and y isited their son Jack, student at Hi hover college. Jack returned with is parents to spend the sumnler months.in Decatur. I Mrs. A. M. Anker and Mrs. La l tence Linn and Miss Dianne Litm arrived in Decatur Thursday night from Hanover college. Miss Liin will spend the summer, months w|th her parents in .Decatur before |eturning to Hanover next fall.; ! Mrs. John Doan, wife of Majmri Doan, is a patient at Lutheran, hospital Jn Fort Wayne, where she’ is undergoing a two-weeks j treatment for a dislocated spina) disv. Mrs. Doan, who'is in room 226, will be a patient at the hospital for fit least two weeks. Dr. John Spaulding and Dr. jytthur Girod have returned to offices in Decatur after a week's outing in Wisconsin. li T' ' : 1 " Lacking guns and anMnunltl<|n, people of the Marquesas Islands of the Pacific hunt wild cattle with harpoons. E L

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Society Item* for today's publication must be phoned In by 11a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Kathleen Terveer . Phone 3-2121 > . . FRIDAY I Union E. U. B. Friendship class, : Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ripley, 8 p.m. U Trinity E. U. B. Work and Win f class, county home, 7:30 p.m, | Rummage sale, Zion Lutheran f church, Den. SATURDAY 0 Flower show, library auditorium 1 2-9 p.m. 7 * Rummage sale, Zion Lutheran i church, Den. MONDAV v i Pythian Sisters Temple, K. of !P. home, 7:30 p.m. j ... St. Catherine Discussion club, ‘ Mrs. Sam Tost, 8 p.m. ♦ Holy Family social party. Fairway, 7:3(?'*p.m. Ladies Firemen’s Auxiliary; Mrs. Rhoda Hill, 8 T>.m. Music Department, Mrs. C. E. Bell, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY f Rebekah Lodge, L O. O. F? hall, it: 30 p.m. .*. ■ : Eagles Auxilary, Eagles hall, 8 ip.m. | 1 Delta Theta Tau, business meetIng, Elks home, 8 p.m. : " Dutiful Daughters class, Bethtany E. U. B. church, Mrs.' Bernice Johnson, 7:30 p.m. ■■ Woman’s Missionary Association, Nuttman Avenue U. B. church Mrs. Mrytle Garwood, 1:30 p.m. Happy Homemakers, Mrs., Herbert LaFountain, 7:30 p.m. > Rose Garden club, Mrs. Floyd Dorcus E. U. B. iChurch; 7:30 p.m. J ■ St. Dominic study club postponed indefinitely. J II- WEDNESDAY Our Lady of Victory Discussion £roup, Mrs. Nick Braun, 8 p.m. THURSDAY | Order of Eastern Star, Initiation. |tasonic hall, 7:30 p.m. 7! Psi lota Xi, pledge cervices, Elks home, 8 p.m. Wou!d-Be Hitlers -Jailed In Germany. Attempts Charged | To Revive Nazism 1 DORTMUND, Germany, UP — The West German government totjay clapped five would-be IR t l ers In jail for terms ranging from six to 14 months on charges pf attempting to revive Nazism.' The five were convicted of forming a secret Fascist society with headquarters in Hagen and branch Offices scattered Jn towns through • the politically volatile Ruhr. Two others were acquitted. L German authorities said the Hitlerite cell was named “The Reich Movement" and was disguised under several other titles. Its membership, while smaill, included a number of former Nazi party leaders. Its policies were violently anti-Semitic and anti- - Catholic. ? The heaviest sentence,, 14 months, was given Emil Krltzler, 61, a former Nazi leader jn Breckerfeld, near here. He was described as head of the secret society. ? Heinrich Vetter, 62, deputy»gauleiter governor of South Westphalia during Hitler's regime and “political adviser" to the Retch movement was sentenced to ll> months. Ji Vetter admitted at the trial that the group was responsible for distribution of pamphlets promising •fthe return of the fuehrer.” . Several of those jailed today pjreviously had served time, in allied war crimes prisons. Ay*?** vjnSr Decatur Girls J The Decatur Girls 4-H club met June 4, with roll call answered by naming a favorite pet. ijdai 4 / Schultz aud Marie Tricker gave a : demonstration on cookies, Janet ; filler ohe on muffins'; Geraldine : dchultz was named newspaper rei porter succeeding Betsy iEmbler, : resigned. Refreshments were seyv- : ed by Georgenna Mcßride, Jane (Jrimm, Alicia and Janet j* Kreisher. The next meeting will ■ be held June 11. I ' i Union Workers F The Union Workers 4-H club held ; their regular meeting Tuesday t evening at the (Lutheran school. Roll call was answered with “my ' faivorite drink.” The pledge was led ’ bjr Richard Marfbach. Talks were ; given by Wilson Weiland fend Louie ; Kjrueckefterg. Arnold Gerke, Walter ‘ Lehrman and Gerald Grote gave a ■ demonstration on fitting livestock t for exhibition. Softball practice preceded the business meeting. Refreshments were served by Robeii ( Weiland, 'Leland Bienz. Leonard Thieme and Lydford Weiland. i r ______ ' < r*— , Trade in a good Town—Decatur I: «

Adulation Os Queen Hits New Heights Newspaper Warns, Against Race Rumor I.DNDON UP — Britain's adulation of Its newly-crowned queen reached such height) today that a newspaper had to warn againyt a rumor that race horse intend to let her colt Aureole win Saturday’s Epsom Derby racing classic. , The Daily-Mirror published—arid denounced—the “fantastic rumor.’’ said “addlepated rumor mongers” were talking "gibberish" be-, caus? any attempt to throw thfc derby would rob it forever of ail meaning or dignity. IDvory owner and jockey wants to win the race just as much as the queen does, the Daily Mirror said. The queen’s colt, which Jockey Carr is to- ride, now is second favorite in the betting at )11 to 2. 1 There ? Is no doubt the public would go wild if Aureole won and gave the royal family its first denby victory since king Edward VU’s Minoru in 1909. More than 40,000 persons were waiting outside (Buckingham Palace to roar their affection when the young queeri appeared on a balcony after a state banquet Thursday night, and an equally large crowd is expected tonight. MIOSRITAL ] Admitted: William Ashley. Portland; Mrs. Wilbur Hawkins, Decatur; (Mrs. Perry Werst, Willshire, Ohio; Albert Ineicben, Geneva. J Dismissed: William Davis, Ge- ■ neva; Miss Loretta Rauch. Deca-i tur; Mrs.\R. M. Gilbert, Decatur. I Mr. and Mrs. Francis Patch, of Fort Wayne, are the parents of a baby boy, weighing 8 tbs., 4 oz., and bOm(at 1:33 p, m. Thursday at the hospital. A baby girl was born tp Mr. and Mrs. William Butler at 3:15 a. m. today at the hospital and weighed 6 lbs.,| 13 U oz This is tHlTteddni! child and daughter in the family. The mother is the former Ruth Rumschlag Retired Farmer Killed By Tree CHURUBUSCO, Ind. UP — Injuries suffered when he struck by a tree he was burning' were fatal Thursday for Samuel H. Roberson, 72, a retired farmer. Trade in a good Town—Decatur

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Eagles Auxiliary To Install Officers The Woman’s auxiliary jof the Fraternal Order of Eagles will meet at 8 pirn. Tuesday in the Eagles home for installation qf officers. Mrs. Anna Myers will be installed as madam president, succeeding Mrs. Arthur Irwin. Other new officers to be installed are Mrs. Agnes Baker, bice-president; Mrs. Mary Ixmgh, chaplain; Mrs. Barbara Ross, conductress; Mrs. Edna Morris, secretary; Miss Helen Funk, treasurer; Mrs. Bertha Kramer, inside guard; Mrs, Bessie Hahn, outside guard. Three trustees, Mrs. Pauline Hoffman, Mrs. charlotte Marbach, Mrs. Almira La Turner, will also be installed. Installing officers (will be Bluffton auxiliary, past madam president and the conductress. ' •J■ ' . ' If you have something to sell or | rooms fdr rent, try a Democrat j Want Add. It brings results.

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f.KG XOTJCF * » Notify is hereby given that qpard <>f z<>ning_appea||s of lo t :tf>tr. Itidiana will mfot at It he' city ball llueMday night June It; a't 6:15 ?</- < |o. k K'ST) or : 15 o’clock < I >$T» t‘4r the purpose of hearing an apillicatiori 1 for a variance of jHoy Hnnyon. -'228 East Rllgg strecT, garage within three f-. t ..f property ‘line. Puhll- parti* ipat]E..ri iHS .invited. . tt.'Aßnxea? ZINEP.. Chairman ( tea ■ i H- —-—— — 1 - i Zion Lutheran Rummage Sale, Friday and Saturday, Jfmie sth and 6th, at the Den. I / 129 T-x \ ’ H M—

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