Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 177, Decatur, Adams County, 29 July 1954 — Page 3

THURSDAY. JULY 29, 1964

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RISHER-BRANDS UNITED IN MARRIAGE Mtns Janice Mildred- Rteher, of Roctaford. 0.. and Eugene KJ, Brands, of Celina, 0., were married Thursday, July 22, at South Bend. The newlywed couple will reside at «18 N. Ash street, Celina, 0., where Brands le manager of the National Finance Co. P. T. A. EXECUTIVES HOLD MEETING The executive membetn of the Monmouth P. T. A. met recently at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Robert J. Rice. The president, Richard Harkless. presided. Plans for the winter program were discussed and it was announced that a meeting ;wlll be "" —■ -—.ft a

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held in August at the home of Robert Kolter. Present were Everett Singleton, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ljby, Mrs. Oacar Bieberich, Mrs. Adolph Weidler, Robert Kolter, Loren Jones, Mrs. Herbert Braun, Mrs. Carl Fuelling, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rice, Mrs. Herman Bleeke and Mr. and IMrs. Richard Harkless. JANIS SUE RAWLEY OBSERVES BTH BIRTHDAY Mr. and (Mrs. Wineton Rawley recently honored their daughter. Janis Sue, on her eighth birthday with an afternoon, party. Ice cream, cake and soft drinks were served to the guests and games were played. (Each guest received a plastic basket filled

with candy and the honored guest was presented with many lovely gifts. r ‘ Receiving invitations for the event were Marilyn Vizard, Tehry Athimson, Judy Cook, Carol Cook, Jane Schultz, Joan Kallenberger, Donna Noil. Susan Noll, Roger Noll, John. Nolt and Mrs. Lowell Noll. The Catholic 'Ladies of Columbia will hold a busiaess meeting Tuesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock a( the C. I* of C. ball. Society Itema for today’s publication muit ba phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:90 a. m.) Sharon Kimble Phone S4ISI THURSDAY St. ’ Ambrose Study club, Mrs. Lawrence Braun, 7:30 p. at. Rebekah lodge, I. O. 0, F. hall, 7:30 p. m. t." < v' \ Three Link chib, I. O. 0. V. hall, following ledge meeting. < Dale Ladies aid. parish hall. . Our Lady of Victory Rtudy club, .Miss Rose Steigineyer, 7:30 p. m. SUNDAY St. Peter’s Walther league ice cream social, St. Peter’s Lutheran school grounds, 8 p. tn. Ice cream social, St. Peter’s Lutheran school grounds, 8 p.m. TUESDAY 4 Catholic Ladies of Columbia, C. L. of C. hall, 7:30 p. m. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur FILM Left Today Ready Tomorrow at 3:00 Closed All Day Thursday EDWARDS STUDIO Open 8:30 a. m. to 5:00 p. m.

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Construction On Three Roods Is Delayed Construction of three eowftty roadtt was delayed because of failure to sell a contract at a hearing Wednesday in the county court house. _ The three toads proposed are one in Root township running past the Friedheim chvtch, one in Kirkland township ’passing the Pleaeant Dale church and county road $8 going into Linn drove in FrenchtownrJiip. ,s Frank Singleton, county rtfcd superintendent, stated that tentative plans are now being made for the county to build the roads. A representative of the state yesterday advised that such a course would be preferable to readvertising so late in the season. * I—a— Mrs. C. D. Teeple of this city, who underwent an eye operation! at Fort Wayne this wbtit, is reported- to -6e in excellent condition. It will be necessary for her byes' to be covered for several weeks. Mrs. Teeple daughter, Mrs. Ted McClintock of Indianapolis, has been with her mother this week. By, John Terveer, Dr. John Catroll sand prosecutor Lewis L. Smith have returned to Decatur after a fishing trip to Canada. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Heller will leave Friday morning for a visit at West Palm Beach, Fla. iDr. and Mrs. C. P. Hinchman of Geneva will fly from New York Saturday cth a month’s trip to Europe, visiting England, France, Switzerland and spend some time with their son, Captain Jean Hinchman and family, who are stationed at Augsburg, Germany. They plan to return Aiigust 25. Mr. and (Mrs. Van Bowman, residing two miles west of Monroe, will observe their 50th wadding anniversary next Sunday. .Wilbur Stahley, owner of the Stanley feed and coal company at Geneva, who has been ill with a heart ailment for soriiS time, has been admitted to Ball memorial hospital at Muncie Where he will undergo observation and possibly an operation. He WAs a patient in the Adams county memorial hospital. Miss Dorothy Jeanne Kohne, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Kohne, spent last weekend at the home ’of Mr. and Mrs. Herman CentliVre of Fort WaynejM gqest of their daughter. Sue. BAth girls’ will be senim-s at Northwestern University in Evanston, 111., this fall. ; Mr. and Mrs. Winston Rawley and children, Bob’ and Janis Sue, spent Tuesday to Detroit, Mich., with Mrs. Rawley’s sister. v* 1 wlfcdb Admitted Arthur Franz, city. Dismissed William Hutchinson, Petersburg, Mich.; -Henry Bibson, Monroeville; Albert Zehr, Berne; Mrs. Billy •Myers and baby girl, city; Mrs. Lloyd F. Lichtenberger and baby daughter, Berne; John F. Colchta, city; Mrs. Lee Dickerson and baby daughter, Berne. At the Ad ß aMJmy memorial j hospital: * A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Culp, Be roe, at 9:58 a. m. Thursday. The infa<bt weighed 8 pound* and 15 ounce*. Seek Cause Os Death Os Young Guardsman CAMP GRAYLING. Mioh. (IN)— An autopsy was ordered today to determine cause of death of 17Pvt. James Leland Thaxler, of New died at Camp Grayling, Mich. » Trazler, a private in Co. F, 293rd infantry regiment, 38th division, died mysteriously Wednesday afternoon. His company commander, Capt. James B. Groendyke, said the boy complained of behw ill and died before he could be taken to a hospital. Death Penalty For Soldier Approved TOKYO (IN) —The army announced today that death penalty against Pvt. John E. Day, Jr., of Washington, D. C., has been approved by President Elsenhower, •Day was coqvicted in October

Drops Plans For Tabling Censure Move Senate GOP Leader Knowland Welcomes Debate On Censure WASHINGTON (IN) —Senate GOP leader William F. Knowland abondoned his plans for tabling Sen. Ralph IE. Flanders’ antiMcCarthy resolution today and announced he will welcome a "fulldress debate” which may run into next week. J Knowland’s switch in plans on the censure resolution against Sen. Joseph R. (McCarthy (R Wit,) came as another Republican senator proposed a substitute move to create a committee that would study the problem of “McCarthyMm” and report to the senate next year. Knowland told the senate the "censure McCarthy” resolution, which” is due to come up Friday, and any substitutes may be debated "several days.” Later he told newsmen: "It may be Just as well to have a fulldress debate, which appears to be what the proponents of the resolution want. I have no present intention of moving to table.” A Republican move to sidetrack the anti-McCasthy resolution until after the congressional elections was made earlier today. = Sen. H. Alexander Smith (R N. J.) made public a resolution he is introducing to create a special bipartisan committee headed by Vice President Richard M. Nixon to investigate the “alleged good or evil of so-called McCarthytem.” Smitji told the senate he will offer his proposal as a substitute for the resolution by Sen. Ralph E. Flanders (R Vt.,) to censure Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R Wis.) • The Flanders resolution is due to come up on the senate floor Friday; but the committee proposed by Smith would be instructed to report to the senate not later than Feb. 1, 1955. Smith disclosed the strategy as senate GOP leader ' William F. Knowland said he may call the senate into session at the unusual hour of 9 a. m. 'EOT Friday go that some legislation can be «onsidered before a “Snafu” develops J da the fight over {McCarthy. Flanders said he expects a "smear attack” against himself when his resolution is called up. Knowland told newsmen that he expects “some interesting discussion.” But he said he does not know if, as had been expected, a motion to table the anti-McCarthy resolution will be made. He said: "1 do not know if i will make such a motion or if some other Republican or a Democrat will. I do not -know if a tabling motion will necessarily be made.” 'Meanwhile, Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D Wash.,) said the investigations subcommittee should issue a report of the recent aranytMcCarthy hearings either before congress quits or remains in Washington to finish it. He said: “Let’s face it. If we scatter without issuing a report and it comes out as the elections near, we will be accmed of issuing ;wi election docuaaant.” Jackson reported he will have his own views In Shape to present to other committeemen in sufficient time for a report to be made •before adjournment. Senators faced with writing a report have to pass on whether Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (« Wis.,) used Improper influence to get favors for Pvt. G. David Shins - as the army cfaarged-or if the army used Schine as a hostage to end a probe of Reds in the military, as McCarthy and his aides charged. 1951 on charges of murdering a Korean men and assaulting a Korean girl. A military court martial at first corps headquarters imposed the death penalty. CHICKEN SHACK STARTING FRIDAY! NEW HOURS: For Your Convenience and Ours 4:00 P. M. till 3:00 A. M. Including Sundays. CLOSED MONDAYS. Home-Made Soup To Carry Out. 234 N. 2nd St Phone 3-2087

Pedestrian Killed By Hit-Run Driver •PRINCETON, Ind. (IN) -Retired Sopthem railway worker Arthur Seaton, 71, of .Princeton, was killed late Wednesday when he was struck near his home by a hit-run driver. Police today held a man identified as Bernard Smith. 32, in connection with the death. Smith has denied any knowledge of the accident but an unidentified witness said he trailed Smith to Fort Branch after the. accident. ’ WEEK-END Sf»EdIALS CHUCK ROAST, lb.__ 32c BOILING BEEF, lb. 19c BEEF LIVER, lb. __ 29c BEEF CHOPS, lb. __ 39c MINUTE STEAK, lb. 49c ROUND STEAK, lb. 49c T-BONE STEAK, lb. 49c SIRLOIN STEAK, lb; 49c SUDDUTHS MEAT MKT. Phone 3-2706 South 13th St. _—' Z 2ZL

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