Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 230, Decatur, Adams County, 30 September 1954 — Page 3

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. .... —-in- J,. I ELECTED OFFICE OF GRANO LODGE Mm. Olive Kreigh of Tocsin, was elected grand treasurer-, of the Grand Temple, Indiana Pythian -Sisters at the Annual Session of the Grand Temple held at the

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'Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis, this week. , 'Mrs. Betty Zephyr of Dix- , on, Ohio was elected grand ( chief. Other state officers named Include Thelma Hickman of Dug- , ger, grand senior: Grace Weiland of Decatur, grand junior: Alta . Meagher of New Haven, grand sec--1 retary: Frances Hylton of Moosesville, grand manager: Opha Roberts of Washington, grand protector: .Evelyn Shaw of Thelma, grand guard: Helen Raiseh of College Corners, Ohio, and Dorothea Zimmerman of Fort Wayne, ware reelected grand trustees. Those attending the sessions included 'Mrs. Elsie Brecheisen of Ossian: Mrs. Bessie Beehler of Decatur: Mrs. Edna Wendall and Airs. Honor Haris of Uniondale: Ines .Gresley and Mrs. Olive Kreigh of Tocsin. BACK TO SCHOOL PARTY IS HELD BY SORORITY The Delta Theta Tau sorority held a back to school party Tuesday evening at the Elks home. A school lunch was served and games were played. Those winning prizes were Miss Kate Weidler, Miss. Isabelle Kintz, and Mrs. Cliff Brewer. The committee for the evening was Mrs. H. R. Frey, Mrs. Joe Krick, Alias Helen Mowery, and Miss Shirley Mitchell. After the party a business meeting was held. Alias Vera Geimer was elected to go to the province convention and Miss Helen Mowery is her alternate. The contention will be held at Plymouib November 6 and 7. HISTORICAL CLUB , HAS OPENING MEETING The Historical chub held a 12:00 o'clock luncheon and opening meeting WeGnecLty at t’he home of Mrs. Ed Chrkten north of Decatur, with seventeenmembers pres- - hot — ——--•* r— — Mrs. Henry Adler, president of

the club, opened the afternoon' meeting Ivy having each member tell how tliey spent. eheir vacations ST. VINCENT DE PAUL > SOCIETY IN MEETING The St. Vincent de Paul society met Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the C. L, of C. hall. The meeting was opened with the society's prayer to St. Vincent de Paul Mrs. Frances Monahan, president, conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Charles Keller, chairman of the social program, was assisted by Mesdames James Murphy, Sr., Charles Voglewede, William Schumacher, Mathias Coffee, Nick Braun. Addie Wagner, Rose Loshe, Mary Sorg, and Miss Bertha Johns. Cards were played and prizes were won by Mrs. William Berling, Mrs. Frank Schmitz, and Mrs. Ron Loshe. Refreshments were served by the comrfiittee in charge. The meeting was closed with prayer for the sick and deceased members. The next meeting will be held October 29 with Mrs. Grover Clauser and her committee in charge of the social part of the meeting. FALL MEETING HELD BY REBEKAH LODGES The fall meeting of district number 31, Rebekah lodges, was held Wednesday at Hartford City with Century lodge of that citv acting as host lodge. Sessions were held at I. O. O. F. hall. Those attending from Decatur included: Mns. Helen IJster, Mrs. Fanchon Yoder, Airs. Clara E. Drum, Airs. Evelyn Plasterer, Mrs. Jean ‘Hamrick, Mrs. ireta Judt, z Mrs. Anna Hancher, Miss Laura Stanley, Mrs. Georgia Kreigh. Airs. Ilethea Sowards, Mrs, Virginia 'Merriman, Mrs. Helein Llcchty, Mrs. Melvena Reed, Mrs. Clara Meyers and Mrs. Vera Gause. The Xi Alpha Xi and . Delta Lambda chapters of Beta Sigma Phi sorority met recently for a hamburger fry at Hanna-Nultman park. Mia. Helen Bair, Mrs. Marie Hill, and Mrs. Lucille Stucky prepared the meal and served the

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guests. After the supper each chapter held a short .business meeting. The remainder of the evening was spent in playing bingo. Each member won a prize and Mrs. Merriam Ziner won three. A chicken suppei and bazaar will be held October 9 from 5 o’clock to 7 o’clock at the Hoagland Methodist church, prices for adults $1 and children 50 cents. The Beta Sigma Phi council will meet at the home of Mrs. Andrew Appleman Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. The Indies Shakespeare club will meet with Mrs. Dan Tyndall Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Adams County Chorus will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the Berne high school. The Pocohantas lodge will meet Tuesday evening at the Red Men hall at 7:30 o’clock. The Research club will meet Monday at 2:30 o’clock at the home of Airs. R. D. Myers. The st. Catherine's study club will meet at the home of Mns. Dorothy Heimann of Monroeville Monday evening at 8 o’clock. The Doreas Circle of the First’ Methodist church met with Mrs. W. P. Robinsdn last Thursday for its first meeting of the new year. After a short businea meeting and devotions, the lesson study for the

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year was started. Mrg. Noah Bixler 1 gave the flrrt chapter of “He ‘ Calleth for Thee,” by Ixtdy Hosea. • A floelal time followed for the 14 I members present. The Monmouth chapter of the • F. F. A. met Tuesday evening. The , president appointed Melvin Fuelling, Richard Keuneke, and Arnold • Girod for the initiation erf the . green-hands at the next meeting. The motion was made that the I high point man in the Monmouth pest drive is to be given an F.F.A. I jacket or samething of equal worth. , Hanna Nuttinan park was the I scone for a weiner roast for the . opening party of the Young Married couples class of the Trinity E. U. B. church. Plans are being I made for the next meeting which i will be a Halloween party. 1 -Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Shroyer of , Hilltop Home and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Clase of Third street have • returned after a several weeks' ■ fishing trip to Alunuscont, Mich., and Canada. County agent and Mrs. L. E, ’ Archbold reported that they visit- • ed with Leßoy Mann in Los An- ; geles, and then spent the night at Palm Springs, Calif. They are now • returning from a three week's va--1 cation in California. I

A/2C and Mrs. Leßoy Beer, Jr. ot Rapid City, S. D. are the parents of a baby girl, weighing six ■pounds and 14 ounces. She was born September 27. A baby girl weighing eight pounds and twb ounces was born to <Mr. and Mrs. Karl H. Beer at the Lutheran hospital m LaCrosse, Wls„ at 9:25 <p. m. Wednesday. The mother is the former Ruth Margaret Kimble ul (his city. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Kimble of N. Third St., and the paternal grandmother is Mrs. Edwin Beer of Berne. At the Adams county memorial hospital: •Mr. and Mrs. Levi Swarts of Geneva are the parents of a baby girl born Wednesday at 6:30 p. m„ weighing eight pounds and four ounces.

A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jamee Hurst of Berne today at 1:30 a. m., weighing six

CARL GERBER t . ■ -<' 17'- ■ ' • Uses The Veto ■ # The Russians aren’t the only ones who know how to ' veto something. , They should hang around Gerber’s Meat Market some time and watch an old master like Carl Gerber do it. ” wS|' For example, in come some vegetables that aren’t -■*, ui dewy-fresh. Carl says “nix” and out the door it goes . . . W in comes a quarter of beef that doesn’t come up to the V Supreme Standard that Carl demands .... and back goes M' the meat to the packing house. \ Carl is on the job ... . vetoing this .... okaying that .... keeping an EagleEyeon everything in the store so that ... keeping an Eagle Eye on everything in the store so that other test you want to put groceries up against. 9 GERBER’S uro r Clbs. SI # OO —£—_— 3 ' '" Tenderized PICNIC • A wU. vart.i, es b.aulif.l Rog.n SUv.rpl.rt. - rtotwar. ‘ HAMS and helloware —to offered Bird* Eye cuttomer* at saving* up Ik am to 50%. To get any of theta Item*, all you have to do I* tend in two Bird* Eye label* or can top* along with the specified amount of money at listed on the order bldnk shown below. ■ m —. Start saving your Birds Eye labels and can tops now. BIRDS WE. WAUIHSFOM. CONWCTICUT-For in cash (no stomp* plus*) BACON •nd.........8irds Eye label* tor c»n top*) tend me the following item*:7“ J™*. TLATWAM AMT, ITtM H9UOWAM Utt. »D. A * Oec. tuct *sttln t ._ *l*o* H | C»cktoll Troy *7jjj« — - * ttroSWS *l.oo* P Sandwich Troy *t.oo* 0 1 Mnllt Ond 1 Fork .»* * Ovil Troy 410.00* L_ 4 few ***** *1 00* X to* Pot — " *9 oc* t 8 toUd fort* *1 50- V CoHoo Pot .7 *o.oo* REEF — l Mor .no Cream *9 M* . C * Icod toowoon* ——, *l*<F u ~Well and Tr t . L~*9lOO* BACON 1 * Cocktoll Fork* *l*o* 1 Double V»*ttabl* Ql»h *9.00* |1 _ c _ * T*>l**poon* *l,oo* y c„yy goat *9~od* ID. * » „ w . 0 M,,tßl,tl * wocr l 2-pc tolod tot...—.— 15* T~ WotorVl'tcSsee J-..--'*9oo* M 1 Cr»W IMIS — «0* 0 Brood Troy ~„.Z '2' **.oo* _2_ tlkat * »* «>~ w wid-sCro Z *it* ; io -12 lb. Average - CH Torolili •onitint Ckost *4 25* w . . ’ =; ss PORK CITY JOHI STATE I |l|Nx notci thio orrtn voao in any •tats on municipality whim nnoMieirco. taxoo ■VIBIV •• othsnwioo ntornicroo 0000 IN uO A. ANO it* tcruiyonial eottotoiONO ONLY. THI* orn* MAY ei withonayun cm Mooirito. AT ANY YIM*. _ —— ,b - 53c gjwjg) SILVER ANNIVERSARY VALUES FRESH '“‘r*'*'" nmm Fith Slick* lb. 45c 01Mfind . A. ' Pt 79c Chicken Pies 3 for 99c — Beef Pio* 3 for 99c PECANS '•’•99c U- — — Gerber’s 150 S. Second St. Phone 3-2712

poumln and one oimoe. '- * • Admitted Mrs Carl Braun, Decatur; Mrs. Jacob R. Swartz. Monroe. Dismissed Mrs. Vernon Hleeke, Berne: Forrest Elzej, Decatur; Mrs. Tony Faurote, Deeatur; Mrs. Everett Hutker, Decatur; Mrs. Loren Barkley and baby boy, Monroeville. Father-Son Program Here Monday Night The Holy Name Society of Kt. Marys church will hold its annual father and son night program at the K. of C. hall Monday night. There will he a short business meeting and a musical program, followed by an Alaskan motion picture.

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John "Jack” Gordon, 6f ffifii elty, , will show films taken~Wy him when he lived in Alaska. Re-' freshments will be served following the show. Holy Communion Sunday for the fathers and son® will be observed Oct. 10. Pleads Guilty To Reckless Driving Mrs. Ruth B. Jones, of Homestead 3, who was arrested April IS and charged then for leaving the scene ot an accident, appeared before justice of the peace Floyd Hunter yestreday, and entered a plea of guilty when the charge was changed from leaving the scene to 7feckless driving. Justice Hunter fined Mrs. Jones *1 and cost for the offense. The trial had originally been set for April J 9. BAKE SALE Saturday, October 2, 1954, at Decatur City Hall, 8:30 a. m. to Noon. Friedheim Church. 229t3x