Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 139, Decatur, Adams County, 14 June 1954 — Page 6

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Prominent Berne Businessman Dies Funeral Tuesday For Noah Lehman Noah L. Lehman, prominent Berne- businessman, died Saturday at the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne following an illness of two month®. Mr. Lehman was president of the Sprunger-Lehman department store In Berne and waa one of the original founders of the National Mill Supply Co. in- Fort Wayne. Surviving are hie wife, Meta;

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two daughters. Mrs. Martha Bogue of Coronado, Calif., and Mrs. Adelin Unruh of Quarryville, Pa.; three sone. Ell and Milo Lehman, both of Berner and the Rev. Sylvan of Lima, O.; 13 grandchildren; three slaters, Mrs. Caroline l-ehman of Berne, Mrs. John Swelacher of Geary. Okla., and Mra. William Hirachy of Phoenix, Arlx., and brothers, Enos of Berne. S. A. and L. F., bobh of Fort Wayne, and Wilber of Columbus, Ohio. Funeral services- will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the First Mbnnonlte church in Berne, the Rev. Olin A. Krehbiel officiating. Burial will,be in the MRE cemetery. The body has been removed from the Yager funeral home to the residence, where fYiende may call until time of the services.

Adams Central To Distribute Annual The annual edition of “Centralis” will ’|>e distributed Wednesday front s, to 11 a,tn. at Adams Central high school, It was announced today. Published by the senior class, the book contains 72 pages. It is attractively printed and contains many pictures. Mrs. Jane -Reed was the sponsor of the book and Miss Ruth Buffe, graduate of Adams Central was editor. Besides the number of books ordered by the students, a few extra copies are available and may be obtained during the Wednesday morning sale. i «—— Trade in a Goo.l Town — Decatur.

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Horse Show Is Held Sunday Afternoon County Riding Club Sponsor Os Show A large crowd attended the two-and-a-half hour horse show at Hnnna-Nuttnian park Sunday afternoon sponsored by the Adams county riding club. Forest Rehltug and Dale Hoses were judges for thb show, which included 11 classes. Prizes In each class were awarded to the winners by the aponsorj ing Decatur merchants. The winners iiicluded pony class- —Casey Brewer of Moaroeville, first; Norman Davis, second, and David Hamilton, third. Junior horsemanship—Nicky Secaur, first; Gail Hammond, second, and Steve Barker, third. English pleasure—Fktty Hurst, first, and Mrs. jßary Shufeldt, second. Boot race —Norman Davis, first; Ted -Barker, second; Nicky Secaur, third, and John Leyse, fourth. Parade horse — Malcom Locke. ■Yirst; John Leyse, second; Nicky Secaur, third, and Gail Hammond, fourth. Western pleasure—Jim Singleton. first; Joanne Barker, second; Fred Locke, third, and Peggy Rehling, fourth. ' Ladie-s pleasure— Pattie HursJ. first; Mrs. Gary Shufeldt, second; Joanne Barker, third, and Kenny Peck, fourth. Musical chairs — Nicky Secaur, first; Norman Davis, second; Lewis Mygrant of Bluffton, third, and David Hamilton, fourth. Keg bending—Lewis Mygrant, first; Chet Barker, second; John Leyse, third, and Peggy Rehling. fourth. Balloon race — Nicky Secaur. first: Norman Davis, second; David Hamilton, third, and Gail Hammond, fourth. Mail bag race — Chet Barker’s team. , first, and Nicky Secaur’® team, second. Roadblock Set Up, No Autos Sighted * Sirens rang through Decatur Saturday night 10 o'clock as sheriff Robert SWaluka city police set up a near the old country club on U.S. 33. The Van Wert. Ohio, sheriff had reported that two men had been seen in Willshire loading a third man, who was covered with blood, into a car with an Indiana license and head for Decatur. Sheriff Shraluka reported that although the block was set up in time, no cars answering the description was sighted.

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j 1* \' Hr W MwWtiMflttß BmaM. JraaM JACK LUCAS, appointment secretary to Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens, is shown on the stand al the McCarthy-Army hearings tn Washington as .he read transcripts of calls between the Secretary, Sen, Karl E. Mundt, Sen W Stuart Symington and others. As persona) secretary tp Stevens, it was the duty of Lucas to monitor calls. (International) Open House Is Held At Catholic Church Several hundred persons visited new St. Mary’s church Sunday afternoon in an open house observance arranged by the Very Rev. Msgr. J. Jt Seimett, pastor. The visitors, including a number from' out of the city, were shown through the beautiful building, which was dedicated May 31. Double duty dish towels make gay decorations for the kitchen. A New York firm is offering tea towels with snap-on potholders which form part of the towel design. For instance, the potholder is the doghouse of one towell design. Unsnap the potholder ajid there is a dog design. Remove the chicken potholder on another towel and you have a hen sitting on a nest.— (Paragon Art and Linen Co., N. Y.) Ushuaia, Argentina, is the southernmost town in- the world. Its population is 1,990. t There are over 900,0 ff species of animal life known at present, including 675,000 insects.

Winston Churchill Invested By Queen Colorful Ceremony Is Held At Castle LONDON (IN) — British prime minister ir Winston Churchill formally was invested by Queen 'Elisabeth II with the insignia of a knight companion of The Most Noble Order of the darter today in a centuries-old ceremony at Windsor Castle. The queen, aided hy officials, buckled a jewelled garter around the 79-year-old prime minister’s left knee In the colorful ceremony In the throne room at the castle. The prime minister, rumored to be on the verge of retirement, became the “junior member’’ of Britain’s oldest and highest-rank-ing order of chivalry. It was the first such ceremony conducted by the young queen, who is sovereign of the order. There are only 29 present-day members of the order founded in 1348 by King Edward HI. The queen bestowed knighthood on Churchill more than a year ago but the formal ceremony receiving him into membership had to be postponed because of the coronation and Elizabeth's world tour. Following today’s ceremony the prime minister will be entitled to wear the valued blue ellk velvet mantle and cap. the insignia of the order —a medal depicting St. George slaying the dragon — and the blue garter from which the order takes its name. Legend says that the name sprang from an embarrassing incident at a court ball during Edward’s reign. According to' the story, the beautiful, 20-year old countess of Salisbury lost her garter while dancing with the king. The gallant Edward picked up the silken band and quieted the snickering courtiers by saying sternly ‘-honi soit qui mal y pense” (Evil be to him who evil thinks); the phrase which now is the motto of the order. SWEARS ARMY (Contlamd From Pace Owe) replied: "John is trying to trade us some homosexuals in the air force for information about our next investigation." “ Carr swore that Adams frequently used the term “hostage" in reference to Schine after the 26 - year-old former McCarthy committee consultant was drafted. He flatly disputed Adams’ account of an explosive New York luncheon, and auto ride Dec. 17 . when„jthe army-counselor had testified, Cohn became enraged over the army’s refusal to give Schine. then a rookie at Fort Dix, N. J., a New York assignment. Carr said Cohn did not even mention Schine. and that the only ■irritation displayed by the McCarthy counsel was because of th4 army's alleged intention to fire Maj. Gen. Kirke B. Lawton as Fort Monmouth commander because he had "cooperated” with the McCarthy committee. The ex-FBI agent accused Adams of repeatedly “baiting" Cohn in such ways as suggesting that Schine might be sent overseas even before he finished his basic training unless the committee backed down on its plan to call members of the army loyalty board. Carr quoted Adams as saying that he would “stop at nothing” to keep loyalty board members from being subpoenaed, and insisted that Adams mentioned an “unfavorable” report on Cohn’s activities in behalf of Schine es

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