Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 157, Decatur, Adams County, 5 July 1954 — Page 3

'TUESDAY, JULY 6. 1954

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W. M. A. HOLOS MEETINGTHURSDAY AFTERNOON The W. M. A. of the jjuttman Avenqe U. B. church »H Thurs* day at the home of Ire taThornto». Mrs. Clara Dague opened the meeting by reading Psalm 50:9-11. A song, “Ldad Me to Calvary,” was sung, followed by prayer by Berheice Gray. Mrs. Diehl read the scripture lesson and Mrs. Dague; the leader, assisted by Mrs. Bess, ; Mrs. Lundin, Mrs. Michel and Mrs. Raver, gave the lesson forJ the month, Mrs. Hart gave a report of the meeting held at Winchester church. Mrs. Raver and Mrs. Garwood were appointed on the-flower committee. Mrs. Raver was elected treasurer replacing Mrs, Qsborn, who resigned. Eleven members answered roll AiWll and seven children were present. The August meeting will be held at Mrs. Diehl’s home, with Mrs. Raver as leader of the program. MISS ERMA RABBIT HOSTESS RECENTLY The Union Township Home Demonstration club met recently with Miss Erma Rabbit. The song of the month, “Let Me Call You Sweetheart.” was sung to open the meeting and Mrs. Mae Suits led the group in prayer. Roll call was answered by 24 members. two guests and eight children. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mrs. Hugh Nldlinger and Mrs. Ivan Barkley gave reports on the recent trip to Purdue university. It was voted to have a potluck supper for the August meeting. The members are asked to invite their families as guests. The singing of the club song closed the meeting after which Mrs. Jack Gray presented the lesson, “Variations of Quick Breads.” A delicious lunch was then served bythe hostess, assisted by Mrs. Rolland Gray Grote. LOCAL WOMEN ATTEND NATIONAL BPW CONVENTION Miss Joan .W’emhoff and Miss AnnaK. Williams, state and local : representatives, respectively, have returned from {he national convention of Business and Professional Women in St. Louis. Mo.. June 27 to July 2. The Jefferson hotel and the Kiel auditorium - were the sites of all federation activities' Welcomes were officO Wty Issued by Alberta J. Meyer., president of the * Missouri federation and Raymond R. Tucker, mayor of St. Louis. Helen 0. Irwin, outgoing national president, gave the keynote address. The Monday general session included a panel of four on "Trained Women” with Margaret Hickey of the Ladies Home Journal as the moderator. Tuesday •Hbon‘'she Indiana federation "Was hostess to a special luncheon at the Jefferson hotel honoring the national otfiFILM Left Today Ready Tomorrow at 3:00 Closed All Day Thursday EDWARDS STUDIO Open S:SO a. m. to 5:00 p. m.

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cers. In the evening, the speakers were John J. Sparkman, U. S, senator from Alabama, and George Malone, JI. JL senator lrom Nevada In his speech, .Sen. Sparkman said, “Americana muat not permit their heritage of freedom, opportunity and social justice to be destroyed by either Communists- or those who use the Commpnist tactics.” Sen. Malone told the convention that the American economy has been hurt “by the policy of procuring critical materials and minerals in remote and distant lands outside the western hemisphere.” 4 The next day, Mrs. Cylvia Sorkin, St; Louis economist and business consultant .opened the meeting with a self-improvement class, “Personality is Everybody’s Business” — "Yours is,. Showing Madame.” During the. business session, special committee reports were given on the Chinese nursing fund project, national security and -on the policies of--“lndependent Woman," the national magazine. Wednesday noon, Miss Wemhoff a Citizens Telephone Co. employe was a guest at a special luncheon hosted by the Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. of St. Louis. At 1:30 all of the copventioners left on the Missouri fun fest which included a tour of the city, box supper In Forest park, and a ticket to see “Roberta” in the St. Louis Municipal Opera theater. The 35th anniversary formal banquet was held in convention hall, of the Kiel auditorium Thursday evening at 7 o’clock? Dr. Nicholas Nyardi, chairman of the department of economics, ' Bradley university, Peoria, 111., was the principal speaker and his _ topic was: “A Free World." Final 5 business was transacted Friday and the new national officers were presented with Miss Margueite Rawalt, a Washington. D. C.. attorney, elected president and Miss Hazel Palmer, Sedalia, Mo., also gn attorney, as first vicepresident. More than 4,000 women attended the convention on the 35th anniversary of the organization. Miami Beach, Fla., won the bid for the 1956 biennial. BEINEKE-ZINSTM ASTER RECITE WEDDING VOWS - Miss Alice Ann Beineke, daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Albert F. Beineke of Decatur, route 2, became the bride of John R. Zintsnia.ster, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Zintsmaster of Decatur, in a quiet ceremony 'performed at’ foilr-tJlirtV' o’clock Saturday. June 26, at the St. Anthony's Catholic church of Angola. The Rev. Andrew Maas read the double-ring vows. The, bride selected a streetlength dress of light brown organdy with Wiiite nylon trimmed complemented by dark brown accessories. Her only jewelry was a pearl choker, a gift of the bridegroom, andjshe wore a corsage of white orchid corsage. Mi>.< Dolores Voora, of New Haven, w'as the bride's only attendant. She was attired in a pink nylon dress with white accessories and a pearl choker, a gift of the bride. Her corsage consisted of pfiflt rosea. I ftai])Js W. Sauer served as, best man.

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Kathryn Goldner Wed Saturday To Richard D. Hott Altar flowers of white gladioli and asters formed, a background for the Saturday afternoon wedding of '.Miss Kathryn Ann Goldner and ! Richard D. Hott, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hott of Decatur. Palms, candelabra and wrought iron vases of white gladioli and asters completed the church, decorations. The bride is the-youngest daughter of-Mrs» Dallas B. Goldner of Decatur. The Rev. William C. Feller solemnized the double-ring ceremony in the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church at five o’clock after a musicale by Mrs. J. Fre<l Truchte. Selections were “Invocation” by Dubois, “Romance" by Rubenstein, "Calm As The Night” by Bohm and the wedding marches “Temple Prelude” by Petrali and ‘March Nuptials" by Kreckel. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, Dr. Richard Goldner, of Northville, Mich., appeared in a waltz length gown at white organdy with an all over pattern of white embroidery. The fitted bodice featured a scoop neckline, short cap sleeves and a white satin cumbenband. A pleated satin half-hat completed her ensemble and she carried a purple throated white' orchid amidst white satin streamers. Attending her sister aasiaid of honor was Mies Her gown of tulip pink cotton»ce also was waltz length and she wore a matching pleated half-hat. Her pearl necklace and earrings were a gift bf the bride and she carried

A wedding breakfast was served at the Captain’s Cabin, located on Crooked lake ... A The couple have now returned from a wedding trip through Canada. New York and Virginia. After September 1, they will reside at 733 High street in Decatur. LUTHERAN GROUP MEETS THURSDAY Thursday afternoon Zion Lutheran Needle dub In the church basement. The afternoon was spent quilting, piecing blocks and knotting a comforter. One quilt and a wool comforter are now ready for charity. The club members decided to donate 35 to the Fritz Lehr fund, Retreslfnients were served by Mrs. Ernest iFhlerding. Two guests were present, Mrs. Herman Bieberic.h and Miss Alyena Bohnke. Also attending were Mrs. Wilbur Steele, Mrs. Anna Kiess, Mrs. Clara Bauer, Mrs. Gerhard Reinking, Mrs. Ernest Ehlerding, Mis. 'Phil Sauer, Mrs. iMary Nelson. Mrs. Row’mann nad Mrs. Esther Reinking. The Union Chapel W.S.W.S. will meet at the home of Mire. Earl Chase Thursday evening at seven•thirty o'clock. The Work and Win class of the Trinity E.U.B. ohttrdi, will hold a, picnic at Hanna-Nuttinan park at six o'clock Thursday evening. Members are asked to invite their families and friends. >Mr«. Carl Schug will be hostess for the Salem Methodist Thursday afternoon' at one-thirty o'clock. ’ •

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a .powder-puff arrangement of pink rosebuds and blue net and ribbons. Donald Hott, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and ushering were Jack Reynolds of Fort Wayne, Phillip Krick of Decatur, Robert Jones of Terre Haute and John Davis of Shadyside, O. Mrs. Goldner chose a silk costume suit in shades of blue with navy and white accessories for the occasion and the bridegroom’s mother was attired in a charcoal silk costume suil with white accessories. Both wore corsages of pink rosebuds. The church basement was the scene of the reception which followed the ceremony for approximately 1.75 guests. The tables were with lace cloth and the bride's table W'as centered with a tour-tiered wedding cake flanked with larkspur and huckleberry. •Mrs. Jack Heller, <Mrs. Enos Osterman, Miss Ann Garner, Miss Janet Hott and Miss Judy Hott served the guests. Assisting were the Meedanie.s Tillman Gehrig, Frances Andrews, Asa Bollock and Forest Owens. . ' For traveling the bride was wearing a gray suit dress accented by white accessories and a white orchid from the bridal bouquet. After they return from their wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Hott will, be at home at 416 New York, Evansville. Beth are graduates of Decatur high school. The bride also graduated from Half State Teacher's college in June as a speech and hearing therapist and will teach this fall in Evansville. Hott is a senior electronics engineering student at Evansville college and is employed at the Schoene Electronics laboratory.

The W.S.W.S. of the Calvary E.U.B. church will meet Friday evening at seven-forty-five o'clock in the. church basemept.' The Town and Country Home Demonstration club will meet at Memorial park Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Mrs. Charles Keller will be hostess and Mrs. Mark Colchin will assist. In ‘case of rain tips meeting will be held at Mrs. Keller's home. Work and Win class of Trinity iE.U.B. church picnic, Hanna-Nutt-man park, 6 p.m. I An ice cream social, sponsored by the St, Paul’s Lutheran Walther league of Preble, will be hdid Sunday evening at eight-thirty o’clock at the St. Paul's Lutheran school. Salem Methodist W.S.C.S.. Mrs. Carl Schug, 1.-30 p.m. 1 BIRTHS At the Adams county memorial hospital: Mr. and Mrs. Doyle RlcJ>, Monroe, became the parent* of a baby son at 11:35 a. m. Saturday. He weighed 8 pounds and 5 ounces. A baby son, weighing 6 pounds and 12 ounces, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bentz, city, at 6:36‘ p. m. Saturday. At 9:07 p. m, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, city, became the parents of an 8 pound, 4Vi ounce baby boy. Mtf. and Mrs. Ronald Oatkill, Dixon? 0.. became the parents of ja baby girl Sunday at 3 p. m. She weighed 6 pounds and 4 ounce®.

' *--U- T _ ? * Society Home tor today’e publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Sharon Kimble TUESDAY .' J Tri Kappa sorority, Mrs. Evelyn Detter, 7:30 p.m. Catholic Ladies of Columbia, C. L. of C. hall, 7:30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary, Hal), 8 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary of VFW. 8 p.m. VFW hall. Adams county home demonstration chorus, 8 p.m., Berne. Women’s Missionary association of Mt. Victory church, 8 p.m., home of Mrs. Marcella Crosier. THURSDAY lUnion Chapel MT-S W-S., Mrs. 'Earl Chase, 7:So p.m. Town and Country Home Demonstration club. Memorial park, 2 p.m. Young Adult class of Bethany E.U.B. church, picnic, 8:15 p.m., Memorial Park. SUNDAY St. Paul’s Lutheran Walther league ice cream social, school, 8:30 p.m. v FRIDAY W.S.W.S. of Calvary E.U.B. church, church basement, 7: 45 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. James Eck and twin sons, Stanley and Stewart, returned to their home at Montoursville, Pa„ after a weekend visit here with Mrs. O. A. Light and family. The Ecks are rogd building contractors in the Harrisburg area. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burket and children, Leslie, Lowell and Lizbeth of Fort Wayne, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart W. McMillen at Valley Farms. Ruthie Holthouse returned to Northwestern University today to resume her studies in the teachers’ summer school. Joe Lower of Yonkers, NewYork. visited here over the Fourth, stopping off on a business trip. Clyde Troutner of Fort Wayne visited here yesterday. » The Rev. 'Ray J. Walther left today for Winona Lake where he \Vill be a leader in the Junior high camp Pioneers at Camp Kosciusko. He will return here for communion services next Sunday. Doyle Young, 16, Ossian and "Walter Moellering of Xfniondale, riding in a farm truck, were injured when the truck collided with a farm tractor driven by Larry Graft of Ossian. Both machines were demolished. •> Erwin C. Bultemeier, Decatur, route 1, was arrested at Van Wert, O„ July 2. pleaded guilty to running a stop light at the intersection of Ohio state highways 224, and 118 and was fined $5 and costs. Chalmer Snyder of Willshire, 0., was acquitted of a charge of contributing to delinquency by permitting minors to -buy beer at his Corner Pocket tavern. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sutton and children, Susan, Sharon, Sarah, iSandra and Stephen, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sutton in Fremont, O„ over the weekend. Jesse and son Steve also attended the Indians-White Sox ball game in Cleveland. The Misses Susan Sutton- and ; Carolyn Heimann attended the CYO camp at Our Lady of the Lake Seminary on Lake Wawasee. Gone a week, they returned home last Saturday. Air. and Mre. Wayne Beavers, -Evansville, returned to their home after visiting a few days with their mothers, Mrs. S? D. Weavers and Mrs. G. T. Burk of this city. 'Mies Sally Hower, a former resident of Decatur and now a teacher in Indianapolis, and her -mother, .Mirs. iM. E. Hower, left this morning .for Menomonie, Wis., where they will spend the summer, Mrs. Hower is the mother of Mrs, Carl Gerber, with whom she resides.

SJOSRITAL 1. Admitted " Mrs. Emma Simerman. city; Master Dickie Borne., city; Mrs. M. Don Miller, city; Master Tommy Sharp, city; Cl fat on Mathys, Geneva. Dismissed Mrs. Richard Sebnitz and baby son, city;. Mise Collette gue O’Shaughneesey, city; Mrs. Norbert Case, city; Mrs. Arthur Irwin and baby girl, city; Gerald Sprunger, Berne; Mrs. Robert Gauigue and baby girl, city; Mrs. John Weil, Fort Recovery, O. Truman Continues To Make Progress KANSAS CITY, Mo. (INS) — Former President-Harry 8. Truman continued to make good progress at Research hospital in Kansas City today tn hl's, recovery from an emergency abdominal operation.

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Sarah Krick Is Bride Sunday In Church Ceremony In a double-ring ceremony read Sunday afternoon at four o’clock in the First Methodist church, Miss ?Sarah Krick became the bride of Gregory Andreichuk, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Andreichuk, of Martins Ferry, O. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Walter J. Krick and the late Walter J. Krick, of Decatur. XSI Rev. Samuel Emerick, assisted by the Rev. Virgil Sexton, officiated at the rites before an altar banked with vases Os yellow majestic daisies and blue delphinium. The church was further decorated with beauty vases of white gladioli and daisies and candelabra. White satin bows and lemon foliage marked the pews. Mrs. Roger Swaim, aunt of the bride, presented organ music preceding the ceremony and Miss Helen HauMl* THtFfhe'Mfcaflst.'' Songs were “Clair De Lune,” "My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice,” “Meditation,” “Calm As The Night." "I Love Thee," "O Perfect Love," and “Wedding Prayer." “Ave Maria” was played during the reciting of the vows. Given in marriage by her uncle, Virgil Krick, the bride chose a white lace and Tulle gown. Her strapless bodice was topped with a Spencer jacket and the bouffant ballerina length skirt featured a flounce of gathered tulle. Her twotiered fingertip veil of French illusion fell from a Chantilly lace pillbox studded with seed pearls and she carried an arrangement of tyiies-of-the-valley centered with a white orchid. Miss S'ancy-Krick, twin sister of the bride, was maid of honor jn a sunshine yellow gown of antique shantung. The fitted bodice was

YouiyjkDemocrats To Meetrnday Night All Adams co.mty young Democrats between the ages of 18 and 36 are Urged to attend a reorganisation meeting at Adams Central school fa iMoriroe at 8 p.m. Friday. The main purpose of the meeting is to adopt a constitution and bylaws"and to prepare for a complete poll and registration of qualified voters In Adams county this fall. Dr. Harry H. Hebble, Democratic county chairman, will attend the meeting. Extension Committee Will Meet Thursday The Adams County extension committee will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Decatur high school. They plan, to discuss plans for financing the 4-H club grounds. Committees will be appointed to be responsible for leveling and seeding the 4-H tract and for moving the prefab building purchased from Adams Central. IMns. Ralph Bluhm is in charge of the entertainment festival for tire 4-H club show. She will meet with the gownship extension leader, in a. Session immediately after the general meeting. S ~ 0 I Household Scrapbook ■V ROBERTA LEI • — 0 Sewing Room Tool A discarded safety razor blade is excellent for ripping goods, and tor other usee in the sewing room. Lay a match along one edge of the blade and bind it on with adhesive plaster, to serve as a han-

designed with pleats in front and small bows on the shoulders and the gored skirt was ballerina length. Wearing identically _ styled gowns in seafoam aqu| were, the bridesmaids. Miss June Warner of Lakewood, 0., and Miss Vera Andreichuk, sister of the bridegroom* Miss Lynn Mann, niece of the bride, was junior bridesmaid in an aqua frock of dotted Swiss. pllane Frayer of Middletown, 0., was best man and ushers were Robert Myers of Hartville, O. and David Erisman of Dayton. 0., all fraternity brothers of the bridegroom. For her daughter’s wedding. Mrs. Krick was attired ip a navy blue sheer dress with pink accessories and a corsage of pink rosettes. The bridegroom’s mother chose a deep brown dress accompanied with a corsage of yellow rosettes. The bride’s grandmother wore a corsage consisting of deep pink astors. Following the ceremony, areception was held An 4hAß«hW«b---fofMft*tt»io serving table was decorated with, lemon leaves, blue delphinium blossoms and yellow rosettes. Servers" were Mrs. Wendell Mann, sister of the bride, of Gibson City, 111., Mrs. Harold Bohnke and Miss Mary Hatmaker. When leaving on a wedding trip the bride was wearing a pale blue linen suit trimmed with white and accented with white accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. They will reside in apartment 4 at 1305 Superior Avenue Jn Dayton, O. The new Mrs. Andreichuk, a graduate of Decatur high school and Otterbein college, is a teacher ta the Dayton public schools, and the bridegroom, a graduate of Matrfas Ferry high school and Otterbein college, is employed as a lab technician with the Frigidaire Co. in -Dayton, O. die." Tarnished Silver A very good cleanser for tarnished silver is to use a piece of raw potato, dipped in baking soda.

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New Examinations To Fill Clerk Positions The If. 8. civil service, eouniniselon announced today a new examination to fill clerk positions at Casad engineer depot. New Haven, and various other federal agencies within a 35-miie radius. Information on how to apply may be obtained from Earl Chase at the Decatur post office. Youth Injured In Accident Sunday ■Marvin C. Deßolt, 18, of 340 No. Ninth St., received severe friction bums on his ( right arm, shoulder and back in an accident Sunday at about 6:30 p.m. The injured youth was riding a motorcycle when he was struck by a car driven by bis brother, Richard Deßolt, 17. The accident happened two miles east of Decatur on I’. S. highway 224. Marvin said his brother signaled to make a left hand turn and then swerved, back into themotoreyele. Damage to the motorcycle amounted to SSO and to the car, <3O. Deputy sheriff Merle Affolder, who investigated, arrested Richard on a charge of operating without a license.--He will appear in justice , of peace court Friday night. DON’T TAKE A CHANCE TAKE PLENAMINS Smith Drug Co. * SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON THESE FANS I 12” Window Fana 12” Oscillating Fans 16” Oscillating Fans Hassock Fans MAZEUN Heating & Appliances 608 N. 13th St. OPEN EVENINGS