Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 255, Decatur, Adams County, 29 October 1953 — Page 6

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Herman “Ham" Neuentthwander, Who is employed by the; Columbus Paving company which ii owned by Harry Meshberger, has filed suit to legally change his 'name to Neuen, for convenience sake, making it easier to write nr to pronounce. In 1935 “Ham” was a star forward on the Berne basketball team that advanced to the quarter finals of the state tourney, and later coached at Monroea nd Hart* ford township. Willshire and Berne will both _ celebrate i Halloween Saturday night, featuring parades With prises for the bejst costumes. •A marriage license was issued at Bluffton "tuesday to Sylvester Sell, j of Decatpr and Miss Hazel Clark of that city. Mrs. Earl Dishong, of Decatur route one,] and baby have been dismissed from the Wells county hos-

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pital. Halloween will be celebrated a day early at Clem’s lake side rink tonight. Prizes will be awarded to the masqueraders. ■Mrs. Philip Heimann, Mrs. Raymond Heimann of Decatur, Mrs. Celeste Wannemacher, iMrs. Dorothy Wannemacher of Cloverdale, Mrs. Agnes Weispe(tle of Coldwater, 0., and IMrs. Prances Berger of Springport, Mich., returned to their respective homes after visiting (with iMr. and IMrs. Paui Repine of Orlando, Fla. They saw many points of interest, and especially enjoyed Rock City. \ HOSPITALNOTES Admissions Mrs. Matilda Schroeder, city; Earl Colter, 'city; Mrs. Myrtia Johnson, Bryant. Dismissals David Teeple, city; Mrs. Lena Graber, Berne; Mrs. Homer Fiechter, Craigville.

One Man Killed In Oil Tanker Blast Explosion Sweeps Tanker At Chicago CHICAGO, (UP)—An explosion swept the loaded 253-foot oil tanker Blue Comet today as she lay at anchor in Lake Michigan near a South Chicago breakwater, and coast guardsmen said one seaman was killed. . . \ Two seamen were taken to a hospital and eight others were treated for shock at a coast guard station. Axel Aanson, 45, Brooklyn, N.Y., and William H. Rice, the first engineer, Anderson, S. C., were taken to South Chicago hospital. Glenn W. McGeorge, chief boatswain at the Soutir'Chicago coast guard station, said 11 were aboard the

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Fort Wdyne Painter Is Killed In Fall FORT WAYNE UP — Thurman 0. Nuckles, 30, Fort Wayne, was killed and another painter seriously injured Wednesday when they plunged 40 feet from a scaffold at an Army Engineer depot. They fell to the concrete floor of the Casad Ordnance Depot at nearby New Haven when a steel brace supporting the scaffold broke. Nuckles died .enroute to a hospital, where Henry Morningbar, 52, Fort Wayne, was confined with a fractured wrist, elbow and ankle. COMPROMISE IS \ IContlatied From Pace One) ticipation of neutral nations concerned.” "This is the firm and unalterable stand' of our side,” the North Korean said.

Jobless Pay Claims Increase In State INDLXNAPOLIS UP — Unemployment in Indiana climbed higher last week, ‘with 5,900 new applications for jobless benefits filed at state employment‘security di vision offices. The division reported small layoffs in various parts of the state by the automotive, woodworking, construction, ordnance and ammunition industries. SOCIETY The Women of the Moose will conduct a meeting this evening at the Moose home. Officers are to be present at seven-thirty o’clock and members at eight o’clock. The Decatur P. T. A. will sponsor a fall festival at the Decatur school immediately fetter the Halloween parade. All P. T. A. members are reminded to bring donations of cakes, pies, and candy to the high school gymnasium Friday afternoon at one o’clock. The Art department of the Woman’s club will be entertained by Miss Glennys' Roop Monday evening at seven-thirty o’clock. V. F. W. post 6236 will Conduct a meeting Monday evening at eight o’clock. V. F. W. Ladies auxiliary will hold a social meeting Monday evening at eight o’clock. Psi lota Xi sorority will hold a business meeting Wednesday evening at eight o’clock at the home of Mrs. Doyle (Jollier. —a Trade In a good Town — Decatur

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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1953