Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 207, Decatur, Adams County, 2 September 1954 — Page 3

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SOCIETY SHOWER HONORS V ARDENA HIRSCHY A surprise shower was held Sunday afternoon for Miss Ardena Hirschy, who will become the bride of Charles Lehman of Berne on September 26. Upon arrival Miss Hirschy was presented with a corsage of gladioli. Gifts were arranged in a gaily decorated wheelbarrow. . Those present were Airs, Ellis Lehman, Mrs. Alfred Hirschy. 'Mrs. Nadine Kennedy and daughter Diana, Mrs. Carl Hirschy, Mtes Shirley“Hirschy. :Miss Linda HirBChy, Mrs. Gien Hirschy, iMrs. Arthur Werst, and Mrs. Melvin Hirschy, „ . Those unable to attend but sending gifts were 'Mrs. Willmr Hawkins, Mrs. Dale Hoffman, Mrs. John Christner, and Miss Marie Christner. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Arthur Werst, Mrs.. Glen Hirschy. and M-s. Melvin Hirschy. BPW TO OPEN SEASON WEDNESDAY The fall opening meeting of the •Decatur 'Business and Professional Women’s club will take pljee_Wednesday at 6:30 p. m. at the Moose home. A meeting of the officers at 6 p. tn. will precede the dinner and business session. The program for the evening will feature a discussion of "Our Federation" by Miss Joan Wemhoff, dire<tor of district five. The finance coimnittee, which is in charge of thje meeting, will present the lOb-,-55 -budget for the club’s approval. Music during the dinner hour will l>e presented by Miss Rita Rumschlag. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CIRCLES WILL MEET The Fall and Winter meetings of the Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian church, will start the evening meetings Sept-

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ember 8 at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Clark Wm. Smith will be hogtess for the Ruth circle, with Mrs. George Alton and Mrs. Dick Mansfield, Jr., .assisting. Mrs. Robert Guy will be hostess for the Naomi circle, the same evening assisted by Mrs. Wayne Schnepf and Mrs. Ed DeLor.g. Afternoon circles will open their season September 9 at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Burt Townsend hostess for the Mary group, and Mrc. John Heller hostess .for the Martha group. i All members are urged to attend. The first business meeting o| the Psi lota Xi Sorority was held last evening at the home of Mrs. James Burk. The meeting was opened with the club collect and plans were made for a rummage sale September 24 and 25, gt the Den. Dr. James Burk presented a talk on his collection of early American blown glassware. The next clal meeting will be September 15. The Catholic Indies of Columbia will hold a business meeting at the C. L. of C. hall Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The Order of Rainbow Girls will hold a meeting at the Masonte Hall ••at-drw-TrtitocfcThursday-Mrs. Elmer Darwachter is a patient at the Parkview Memorial hospital. Fort Wayne. She will undergo surgery tomorrow morning.. Her room number is 235. Mrs. Minnie Teeple just returned* from a visit with her son. John Teeple and wife at Maumee, 0., and also with Mrs. De Trepts of Toledo, O. A certificate of merit was awarded Lawrence "Bud" Auspaugh, local photographer, by the photographers’ association of America, at the annual convention held in Chicago this week. The award includes the hanging of the P'cture

produced by the photographer in the convention display gallery. Os 5,000* photographs, only 750 were selected for exhibit. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wiiit’eman of the Adams-Jay county line, will observe their golden wedding Sunday at their home, 2 to 5 o'clock. They Were married September 7, 1904. The Whitemans have three sons living at Muncie anl daughters in Adams county, Mrs. Palmer Sprung er. Geneva roite 2, and Mra. Glen Brewster, Berne, route 2. ■ -•- Mr and Mrs.. Thomas .’oaepfA andkehktaMta oUMwwWhetls'ied in Decatur Tuesday with Mr and Mrs. John Dlerkes and son/ Mrs. Mary Anne Lybarger left this morning for Camp Chaffee. Ark., where ahe will visit wi.h her , husband. Pvt. Gerald J. Lybarger : over the Labor Day weekend. Theft will return Sept. 10 when PHvatg, Lybarger begins a two-week post * i basic furlough. . Steven Meyer, eon of Arthur C. ' Meyer, returned Joins Sunda l from ! a two months’ vacation with his brother, A2/C Robert 'E. Meyer and family in Tampa, Fla. At the Adams county memorial i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bultemeier of Hoagland are the parents of a 1 baby girl born Wednesday at 7:53 ’ p m., weighing eight pounds and five ounces. 1 vrar’e In a Good Town l>*ca r ur

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MJosrijal V 1 >O4 Admitted Mrs. Anna Burke, Berne; Master Dick Schweigel, Hoagland; Vernon Hockemeyer, Hoagland: D. H. Williamson, Bryant; baby Dennis R. Thieme, Craigville. Dismissed Mrs. Ida Merriman, Decatur-’, Mrs. Gerald Fuhrman and baby boy, Decautr; Mrs. Wilbur Rash and baby girl, Decatur/ Archie Kiracofe, Monroeville. , Charge Forgery Os Treasury Checks INDIANAPOLIS (INS) —Keith E. Hepfer, 27, of Pendleton, was free under $3,000 bond today on four charges of forgery involving cashing two treasury checks. Hepfer said he cashed checks of $20.20 and $143.60 for two strangers who bought pound cans of coffee from him on two separate occasions. He admitted he did not ask identification from either. Handwriting experts opined that Hepfer schawled all indorsements on the checks but he has steadfastiy dented the charges.

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