Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 163, Decatur, Adams County, 13 July 1953 — Page 3

MOXDAt, 19, 1959

SAM DIEHLS TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSAY Mr. and Mrs. Sam Diehl, who reside at 828 North Tenth street, -will observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary Wednesday at their home, with a quiet celebration. The couple, whb have spent most of their lives in the county, Mere married July 15, 1903. They have no children. An unusual note is the fact that Mrs. Diehl, who comes from a family of twelve children, is the third member to celebrate her golden anniversary with a brother making it number four when he observes the occasion in December. Her father was the late Robert Brown. CALVARY W. S. W. S. MEETS RECENTLY A recent meeting of the Calvary W. S. W. S. was held in the church basement. The president, Bessie Koos, opened the meeting and the hymn. "Jesus Calls Us,” ■was sung in unison. Scripture from the 20-21 verges of the 17th chapter of John was given by Berneice Darr, who also offered prayer. Another song, "Tell me the Story of Jesus,” followed. AU members were told to subscribe to the World Evangelical by August. The Rev. Lewis Strong, as leader, gave the closing prayer and the lesson topic. A social hour followed with luncheon served by the hostess assisted by Eva Chapman and Iva Lichtenberger. The Decatur Home Demonstration club will hold a family picnic at Hanna-Nuttman park Wednesday evening at, six o'clock. All members are asked to bring table service for the pot-luck supper. Members of the Pleasant Mills Methodist W. S. >C. S’. will meet Thursday afternoon at one \thirty o’clock with Mrs. Will Evans. All members are asked to be present. The St. Paul Ladies Aid will have an all day meeting Wednesday with Mrs. Sarah Martin. Thursday afternoon at one thirty o'clock, the Friendship Village club of Blue Creek Township will meet at the Kimsey school. Hos- i tesses will be Mary and Luella ; Raudenbush. Mary Wolfe, Mrs. John Wolfe and Dorothy MoMichel. r‘ ■ ■ ■ . ; ' If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

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(Miss Charlene Lehman has returned to her home in Decatur, after spending the past six weeks in Philadelphia, Pa., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bishop. Among the Decatur people who visited in Chicago were Herman Haugk and two daughters; Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Haugk; John DeVoss and son. Jay; Dick Macklin and two sons; Norman Steury; Roger Kelley and son and Jesse Sutton and son, Steve, and daughter, Susan. || 1 Mr. and Mrs. -Robert Kenworthy are the parents of a baby boy, weighing 6 lbs., 10 oz., and born at 2:45 p.m. Thursday at the hospital. At 6:12 p.m. Saturday at the hospital, la baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Nussbaum of Monroe, and she weighed 6 lbs., 11 OZ. (J A baby girl, weighing 10 lbs., 5 ■ oz., was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cauble at 9:20 a.m. Saturday at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mcßarnes are the parents of a baby boy, weighing 6 lbs., 9 oz., and born at 8:20 atm. today at the hospital. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martin at 5:15 a.m., today at the hospital and w’eighed 7 lbs. s >

[WJOSRITAL V' 1 llo&A Admissions Miss Betty Steury, Berne; Mrs. Rose Eicher, Berne; Mrs. Maude Gilbert. Decatur. Dismissals Miss Kay Wheeler, Master Kelly Wheeler, Geneva; Mrs. Sara Nell Liechty, Berne; Herman Hoblet, Decatur; Mrs. Karl Reinking, Decatur; Mrs. Robert Kenworthy and baby boy. Decatur; Albert Gutowitz, ; Decatur; Miss Rosemary Gasd, Decatur; Mrs. Howard Steiner and baby girl, Berne. To Install K. C. Officers Tonight District deputy Gerald P. Seifert of Huntington will install Severin Schurger as grand knight of the Knights of Columbus, and other lodge officers in ceremonies at the K. of C. hall this evening. Grand knight Schurger has announced the appointment of the Rev. Robert Contant as chaplain; William Lengerich and Gerald Martin, lecturers, and Carl A. Braun, financial secretary of the lodge. The lodge officers alslo announced that the annual stag picnic will be held next Sunday at Sun Set park. 1' mh — Motorist Is Fined On Traffic Count • Howard W. Martin, 23, 927 North Tenth, was fined $lO and costs in mayor's court after he was found to Tailing to yield

Site. , F jJr- -MH Wfl 118 MRS, THOMAS CLIFFORD LISTER was the former Virgie Mae Thatched eldest daughter of Mr. and 1 Mrs. Delbert Thatcher of Willshire, Ohio. .The groom is the son of-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lister of Geneva. I , ,A double ring ceremony united the cloupie in marriage and was read by the Rev. Wallace Thirner recently in the Willshire Methodist church. ’

I he couple, is living in Kirksville, Mp,, where the groom is serving with the air force.—Photo by Anspaugh.

List Blood Donors Here Last Friday Next Bloodmobile Visit September 14 The following donated blood trt the American l Red Crossi at the periodic visit of the Fort Wayne bloodmobile unit to the Legion home here last Friday. Z (New members of* the gallon club are Donald Gage, William Gass and Miss Edwina Stucky.) | Ed Reinking, John McMillen, George Walter, M. J. Pryor, Doris Garboden, Mrs. Howard Eley, Willis Fox, Rogert J. Gage. Patricia Reichert, C. J. Finlayson, Clifton Kohler. Mrs. Betty Hackman, Walter Kessen, ‘ Charles F. Gook. Harold Hoffman, Mrs. Ralph Grote, Mrs. Evelyn Ostermeyer, Gordon Liechty, Edward Sprunger, Robert Gentis, Mrs. Glen Stucky. Mrs. Norman Kruse, Homer Arnold. Jr., Mrs. Phyllis Haugk, Donald Gage, Donald Bohnke, Hardld White, Eugene Braun, Mrs. Norbert Aumann. Roger Gentis, Harley Straub. David Terveer; Mrs. M. J. Pryor; Edwina Stucky, Dale Alber, Mrs. Mark Colchin. Alton Bieberstine Joseph Schultz. Vilas Wendell William Hutker. Lyle Mallonee, Leo W. Kirsch. Ferris Bower, Helen Bultemoier, Mrs. Edw. DeBolt, Carl Amstutz. Jack Purves, Waldeinar Lehr. Earl Fuhrman. Maurice Tinkham. Norman F. Kruse. Mrs. Alfred Grote, Delmore We.chter. James Brentlinger, Norman Witte, Mis. Jerome Deßolt, John Eller.

Glenn Ellis, Nilah Neil, Anna K. Williams, Archie Smitley, Richard K. Schnitz, Rev. Lewis Strong, Mrs. Anpett Scheiner, Sherman Stucky. Mrs. Leona Sheets, Jacob Tschannen. Richard Gehrig, William Gass. William Schulte. Earl Shoaf, Earl S. Lehman, Clarence F. Brown, Magdalene Amstutz, Wm‘. L. Linn. Richard Jackson, Wilpon Mann, Rev. Wm. C. Feller, Frank Sardella, Allen Grote. Harold \P. Engle. Fred Soldner, Wayne Hunt, Richard Mies, Ralph Hobbs. Harold Thieme, Lester Bundling, George Tricker, Donald Colter, R, LaDoit Miller, Mrs. Norma Rowland, Mrs;' Elisha Merriman. Dr. A, H. Gifod, Mrs. Marjorie Rentz, Mrs. Wesley Lehman, Mrs. Frances Monahan, Mrs. Nora !Bieberich, Mrs. Joseph Kitson, Delores Thieme, Mrs George Bultemeier, Mrs Wilson Weiland. Milton Gerber. Mrs. Donald Colter. Sherman Neuenschwander, Mr*. Rufus Kirchhofer, Dr. John Spaulding, Charles Beeching, Mrs. Ed. Ashbaucher, Norma Bower. Rev. Eugene McAllister, Thomas Lambert, W. E. Petrie, Kenneth Nash. The next Visit of the bloodmobile will be Friday, Sept. 14. according to Mrs. Max Schafer, Red Cross secretary. right of way. The charge arose from an accident he was involved in with another car, driven by Victor Bleeke, 50, route 5, as Bleeke, eastbound on U. S. 224, collided with Martin, eastbound on the Clem’s Lake road, as Martin’s car emerged to turn west on U. S. 224. Damages to both cars were estimated at $275. State trooper Walter Schindler investigated. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

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Two More Donations To Jolly Kelly Fund The Jolly Kelly fund has grown to $2lB, it was reported this morning with the addition of two more contributions. Our Lady of Victory discussion group donated $5 and Mr. and Mrs: Frank Braun added $lO to the fund. The group at local women, sponsoring the campaign, stated that would be received through the balance of July. It is hoped that a minimum of SI,OOO will be obtained in the drive. Nine-Month-OI<J Boy Suffocated In Bed '' J : j • HAMMOND, Ind., UP—Funeral services were held today for nind-months-old Tommy Whitted who was found suffocated Sunday between the mattress and of his bed. - \ The death was ruled accidental. The baby was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Whitted. Magic Tie-Dress: '7 I//II V I nni \/ Ilk am ■ly* yF / I A\\ \ /<y I jWW I? 9160 V ' l ! Jrr < »2—20 by ONE dress! Two skirt-effects! Reversible winglike side-panels! Tie at front —presto—it’s a solid color (rock with a flash of .contrast in the skirt. Tie at back — change-oil— your skirt is striped! This uses your favorite contracts to advantage. Or you can make the dress all-one fabric without panels. Be sure to have that reversible bolero, too! Sew now! Pattern 8160: Misses’ Sizes 12, 14, 1«, 18, 20. Size 16 dress 3% yards 35-inch; 2% yards contrast. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send Thlrty-flve cents tn coins for this pattern—add 5 cents tor each pattern if you wish ist-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Decatur Daily Democrat, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St, New York 11, N, Y. Print plainly Name, Address with Zone, Size and Style Number. \ i

I • I Society Itemgfor today's pub* llcatlon must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday a. m.) Kathleen Terveor Phone 3-2121 I '• ’! .y * . • |z MONDAY | Flo-Kan Sunshine Gltis, K. of P. home, 6:15 p.m. f Methodist W. S. C. 5.3 program committee, Mrs. Watson: Maddox, 8 p.m. 1 St. Catherine Discussion club, Mary Ellen Welling, 8 p.fi. Adams County chorus; Monroe school, 7:30 p.m. 1 Past President’s Parlei, Mrs. Ed Bauer, 8 p.m. r TUESDAY I Eagles Auxiliary, Eagles* hall, 8 P.m. I ' 1 .j £ ' Dutiful Daughters Sumliy School class, Bethany E. U. B. church, Hanna Nuttman park, 6 p.m. Rose Gardeh club, Mr£ Richard Mailand, 2 p.m. | Trinity W. S. W. S.| Church, 7:30 p.m. j I ; ; Monroe Better Homes? Demonstration club, Mrs. Claudf Leisure, 7 p.m. | - Delta Theta Tau, called? meeting, Mrs. Bernard Clark, 8 p.fi. Indiana Road Side council summer meeting, Spring Mill state park inn 10 a.m. : Kirkland W. C. T. U.,| Lucinda Yager, 1:30 p.m. ! j Happy Home Makers| * picnic, Berne park, 6:30 p.m] V I ? Decatur W. C. T. U.» Methodist church Wesley room, 2 p.m. ? Rebekah lodge, I. O. ol FT hall, 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY J I Decatur Home Demonstration club, Family Picnic, Hama' Nutttnan park, 6 p.m. i f • St. Paul Ladies Aid, Uli, day, Mrs. Sarah Martin. Wednesday evening Bridge club, Mr Frances Monahan, 7130 p.m. THURSDAY Unit 2 of Bethany E. j). r. church, Mrs. D. E. Foreman, 7:30 p.m. j J Pleasant Mills Methodist J. W.S. C.S., Mrs. Will Evans. 1:34 pm. * Friendship Village club.lKfmsey school, 1:30 p.m. | \ ; Phoebe Bible class, Ziop ®. R. ’ ■’ | ’.'i| : Il - -

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church, Hanna Nuttman park, 6 p.m. Women of Moose, practice session, Moose home, 8 p.m. Trinity E. U. B. church D. Y. B. class, church, 7:30 p.m. Church Assembly In Meeting On Sunday Robert Nyffeler Is . Elected As Trustee The July meeting rtf the Zion Lutheran voters’ assembly was held Sunday afternoon in The Zion parish hall. Rdbert Nyffeler was elected as a trustee. He will complete a three year term recently vacated by transfer of the incumbent to a neighboring congregation. The trustees were instructed, to make necessary repairs on the towers of the church building. The congregation will participate in a drive i next spring favoring the Lutheran child welfare association at Indianapolis with its proposed $500,000 building program. A door collection will be taken after services on July 26 favoring the Gideon society, well known Bible distributing organization. The deacons were authorized to rehire Dave Embler as choir master for the 1953-54 choir season. A resolution was passed urging all member’s in the congregation who have vocal talents to make them available to the choir when it reorganizes this fall. The Rev. Walter Bauer conducted the opening £ind closing devotions in the absence of the Rev (Edgar P. Schmidt, who is vacationing in the west. Norbert Auman and George Rentz acted as the elections committee. Earl Caston, president of ttye congregation, presided, and Ed Bauer served as secretary pro tem. City Police Car On Fire Saturday The city’s police car caught fire Saturday about6:3<> o’clock at Monroe-and Eighth, when, according to fire chief Cedric Fisher, the carburetor backfired on the ,hot engine. Ignition wiring burned but the car was back in service in 20 minutes.

Thousands Os Chinese Reds Launch Attack More Than 26,000 Chinese In Attack On U. N. Positions V SEOUL. Korea Tuesday UP l-r More than 26,000 Chinese troops attacked Allied positions along a 12-tnile sector of the central front Monday night in what the Bth Army called a “major effort.” The Chinese, estimated at mote than two divisions, slammed into the line from Sniper Ridge to the Pukhan River just west of thie 15-mile-deep bulge punched in South Korean lines last rrtonth. The Chinese had been striking at area for the pas| several months with regiments and battalions, tyiparently preparing for an all-out drive. Monday night’s attack opened at 10:30 p.m. The Bth Army said first reports were sketchy and it wa4 not known how deeply the Chinese penetrated. Thft South Korean 9th infantry division holding the Sniper Ridge area received heavy artillery fifce Sunday night, but the expected ground attack did not come until Monday night. A lull in the ground fighting Monday gave the ROK’s a chance to regain territory seized by the Communists on the east-central front. Infantrymen of the 6th ROK division reclaimed their lost properly in a two-pronged drive on an outpost west of Finger Ridge captured by the Chinese two days ago. The South Koreans split into two groups and linked on the crest of the outpost, driving off the Chinese defenders in a brief fight. Allied Sabrejet pilots shot down seven Communist MIG 15’s in dogfights over MIG Alley Sunday. Majbr James Jabara, history’s first jet ace and now the leading MIG-ki|ler, said today that enemy jet pilots seem afraid to fight.

Jabara. who will return to the United States this week, said the

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MK?’< have to be lured into dogfights. He complained that MIC Alley now apparently has been turried into a\ training area fur Cotipniinist student pilots, Smith Is Director Os Law Enforcement . ’i " ,L|w|s L. Smith, prosecuting attorney; has returned, from a threeday session at Notre Dame university, South. Bend, where he attended the annual meetings bf the Indiana law enforcement tion and the state prosecutors spriptfon. ’ Siinith was elected a director of the law enforcement group, which includes sheriffs, chiefs of police ahd prosecutors of the state. Problems of enforcement of all laws were studied by the group. h Mrs. Smith accompanied the local prpsecutor to the conflnvle. They Returned home Sunday night. J i . ’

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