Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 301, Decatur, Adams County, 23 December 1954 — Page 3

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1954

PsiloiaXi CHARITY DANCE Sunset Park WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29 8:30 P.M. to MIDNIGHT Bel-Aires Orchestra ' CALL 3-3611 J For Free Ticket Delivery ADMISSION $2.00 PER COUPLE

Christmas o>.«r tHfe* — i Vr 1 1 /**j this time we b extend warm wishes to all our friends and neighbors. CDatj your VjnH he a merry one, Wi your joy complete. HABEGGER HARDWARE

Q> In Hu 1 S’ - Spirit of the £ 5. Holy Season, £ - CHRISTMAS <g I GREETINGS 1 A -TO ALL J % ZWICK & . ' ROSERT 1 ZWICK ELMER WINTEREGC ) SINCE im ..7 520 N. 2ND* PHONES >3-3602 DAV -3603 NIGHTS & HOLIDAYS •

i —~ ' . - The Town & Country i , Wholesale Food Company M « Through it's authorized Representative <> * j° in Adams County % ]| Elmar Symanski 1 j WISHES YOU * - J *•. A Merry Christmas |f j| AND A X Happy New Year 1 J> ALONG WITH ... •. J| Better Eating for Many Years To Come

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MRS. BUUCK HOSTESS FOR RECENT PARTY' -(Mrs. Thomas Buuck. waXjwstess recently for a party honoring'h<£ daughter, Annette Kay, on her first birthday. The guests attending enjoyed a supper and Christinas exchange. Those attending Included Marilyn Kirchenbauer, Carolyn McDougal, Greta Erekson, Joyce Franklin, Madeline Friend, Janet Hetrick, Mrs. Janet Manns, Marlene Snyder, Carol Seitz and Janet Everhart. MISS KAY CLOUSE IS WED TO JAMES ACHESON Miss Kay Clouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Clouse of Willshire, O„ was married Dec. |9 to Janies Edward Ayheson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Acheson of Fort Recovery, O. The Rev. James R. Hipkins read the double-ring ceremony in the Willshire Methodist church. Mrs. Carrol Geissler, organist, and Mies Peggy Clouse, vocalist, presented the nuptial music. • The bride those a gown of Chantilly laee'and nylon tulle over satin. Her fingertip, veil- -was- of tulle with lace trim and she carried an orchid on a white Bible. Mrs. Robert P. Baird attended as matron of "honor in a gown of pink and blue net over blue, satin. Pink roses and a pink veil formed her headpi«Ee. Her bouquet was a colonial arrangement of pink carnations and fern. Bridesmaids were Miss Susie Caffee and Miss Donna Mae Bienz. They were attired In gowns of pink net over pink satin with headpieces and bouquets like the honor attendant. . Brenda Jordon was flower girl in a pink organdy frock. She carried a basket of pink carnations. - Best man was A/3c John Anderson, quests were seated by Ronald Acheson and Charles Acheson', brothers of the bridegroom. Bobbie Joi don was ring bearer. The mothers of the bridal couple were both attired in mauve pink with black accessories and corsages of pink carnations. Serving for the reception at the home of the bride’s parents were Miss Donna Mae Bienz, Miss Susie Caffee, Miss Rosemary Ross and Miss Peggy Clouse. The reception table was centered with a three-tier pink and white wedding cake. White candles flanked the cake. Attending the leeeption were 95 guests. . - y_.. For traveling the bri& changed to a grajr suit black and pint accessories and the bridal orchid. When they return Mr. and NJrs. Acheson will reside at Decatur route three. The bride Is a graduate of Willshire high school and a student at International College in Fort Wayne. A graduate of Fort Recovery high school, M-r. Acheson isassociated with his father in the construction’ business. The Union township Home Demon ration c’ub will have a ■Christmas party at an all day meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs, Ivan Barkley. The meeting will feature a carry-in dinner at nmand a sistas will be revealed. >—'Members of the Rebekah lodge will meet at the 1. O. O. F. hall Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. A meeting of the Three Link club which will feature election of officers will follow. Girl Scout troop four will have a holiday skating party at the Happy Hour skating link at Clem's lake Tuesday from 7 o’clock to 9 o’clock. . The regular meeting of the Pythian sisters will take place Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the K. of P. home. A social hour will follow.

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Society Items for today's publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Karen Striker ? Phone 3-2121 THURSDAY Order of Eastern Star, stated meeting and initiation, 7:30 p. m. Women of the Moose, Moose home, 8 tp.m., officers at 7:30 p.m. MONDAY Pythian sisters, 7:30 p. m., K. of P. home. TUESDAY .Rebekah lodge, 7:30 p. m., I. O. O. F. hall. Girl Scout troop, four, skating party, Happy Hour skating rink, Clem's lake, 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. Eagles auxiliary’, regular meeting, Eagles hall, 8 p. m. WEDNESDAY Psi. lota Xi charity dance, Sunset park, 7:30 p. m. to 12 p. m„ 32 per couple. Union township Home Demonstration club, all day, Mrs. Ivan Barkley.Sam Nussbaum, who has been in the insurance business at Berne, for 4ft yedrs, has sold his agency to the G. C. Moser Agency and will take life a little easier. Mrs. M. M. Baumgartner, of Berne, fell while coming down stairs Monday and broke her right leg above the knee. She is being cared for at memorial hospital here. At the annual meeting of the Jay county fair association, held 'Wednesday at Portland. Frank Green was elected president. Funeral servic.es will be held at Trinity EUB church at Van Wert Friday for-Roy D. McGowen, former county- commissioner and a former township trustee, who died suddenly Tuesday evening. He was 75 years old and is survived by the widow and eight children. Mis. Mmnie Teeple of Decatur and Mr; and Mrs. Max Teeple of Bluffton attended the open house of the Bruce Rutledge home in Bowling. Green. 0., last weekend. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. John Teeple- and Mrs. Florence IvTOCS ifli Toledo. Dr. and Mrs. John Carroll and family left this morning for Kenosha, Wis., where they will spend Christmas with Mrs. Carroll’s famiiy. 7 ... — _ Mrs. Maivene Buuck, A recent graduate of the comptometer school Os Fort Wayne, has accepted a position with the Fruehauf Trailer company, in that city. Mrs. Buuck is a graduate of Decatur high school and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orley Krick of Decatur.

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Passenger List Is Released On Crashed Airliner McKeesport, Pa. <ins)— Ten persons aboard a non-scheduled airliner which crashed into the Monongahela river near McKeesport ‘Wednesday night were reported missing today. Following is an unofficial list of the missing and known survivors among the 23 passengers—all servicemen*—and five crew members as reported by army and hospital authorities: Missing . Pfc. Harry I). Moss, enroute to Fort Carson, Colo. Cpl. Rctbert F. Wilder, enroute to Fort Carson. J . Pfc. Lester W. Donahue, enroute to Fort Carson. Cpl. Elmer A. Diercks, enroute to Fort Lewis, Wash. Cpl. Carl O. Thim, en route to Fort Lewis.Pfc. Joseph R. Harkema, enroute to Fort Lewis. Cpl. Joseph Selvaggio, en route to Fort Ord. Calif. Cpl. Dofaald T. Seitiinger en route to Fort Ord. Cpl. Bob D. Whipple, en route to Fort Ord. 'Harold A, : Poe, Seattle, pilot. Survivors Cpl. Philip F. Wheeler, 22, Ririe, Ida. Pfc. Robert H. Gill, 23, Grangeville. Ida. Cpl. John J. Freehling, 22, Denver. Pfc. Duwain D. Crow, 22, Kellogg, Ida. Cpl. Robert L. Norgren, 24, Pueblo,. Colo. Sgt.. Paul D. Middleton, 22, Granger, Wash. Cpl. Roy G. Phelps, 24, Mae, Wash. Cpl. Olev Adamson, 22, Portland, Ore. Cpl. Robert D. Schaefer, 22, Salmon. Ore. ' “ Cpl. Charles L. Lutoe, 22. Eugene, Ore. _ Cpl. Tony L. Toftemark, 22, Eugene. Cpl. James F. Everty f 24, Lockwood, Calif. Cpl. Ronald E. Johnson, 22, Hawthorne. Calif. Cpl. Frank K. Kusumi, 22, Los Angeles. — Crew Members Clarence Chapman, 35, Tacoma, Wash. Charles Carter, 35, Tacoma. Joseph Grekowicz, the plane’s co-pilot (address unknown). Robert Walker, 35, Seattle. ■ RTfUQ At the Adams county memorial hospital: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Weirauch of Woodburn are the parents of a baby boy born at 12:45 a.m. today. The boy weighed five pound#, 11 ounces. A boy weighing seven pounds, 14 and half ounces, was born at 2: Iff a.m. today to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hart of Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Porter of Decatur are the parents of a boy born at 11:05 a.m. and weighing six pounds. 14 ounces.

Silver Dollars Gift To Casting Workers The Decatur Casting Co. presented Its employes with a Christmas gift of silver dollars in addition to the Christmas food basket and picnic ham. in ceremonies at the close, of operations this afternoon. Distribution of the baskets has been a yearly event since 1940 and the silver dollars "started rolling” for Christmas of 1948. The latter distribution is based on length of continuous service with the company, starting with one dollar for those with less than six months of service. Those with six months or more of continuous service received five silver dollars, plus one dollar for each additional year of service. The maximum gift was |39 and the average gift was sls, representing an average of eleven years service for the group. More than 31,300 was distributed. . The silver dollars were enclosed in individual money bags, with the presentation for the company by H. E. Bromer, resident manager, Harry Young, superintendent, and Glenn Mauller, assistant superintendent. • hospitalnotes Admitted Mrs. C. A- Branstetter, Berne; Margaret Rowdon, Monroe; Miss Minnie Bloemker, Decatur. Dismissed Mrs. Ralph Scott and baby boy, Edgerton, O.; Mrs. Edward Zimmerman, Berne. GIRLSCOUT Brownie Troop 11 met Wednes-. day after school at the Baptist church. The meeting was opened with the “Hello Sohg” and roll call. We played games and had a gift exchange. Refreshments were served by Karen Daniels. The next meeting will be Jan. 5. with Susan Morgan as hostess. The meeting closed. witlj/‘‘Jingle Bells.” "scribe, Janis Sue Rawley NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Estate No. MIS in the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County. Indiana. .Notice is hereby given that Lois Graham & Dwight Byerly were on the 82nd day of December. 1951, appointed: Co-Kxexmtons of the will of Jesse A. Byerly, deceased. All persons -having-olaiinß against said estate, whether or not nowdue must file the .same in said court within six muntihs from the date of the first pitbli.ea.tlon of this notice or said claims will be forever' barred. < - „ Dared at. Decatur, Indiana, this 22n.d day of Deconnber, 1951, EDWARD F. JABERG Clerk of the .Adams circuit Court for Adatn.i County, Indiana. Lutz uSmlth, Attorney and Cuunsel for personal representative. .-. , ; Dec. 23-30. Jan. 0.

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\ X \ They followed a Star . . . with hope for better thing* and faith in God’s loving-kindness. They followed a Star and they found Peace. Let us, at this Holy time, renew our dedication to the Good, There is a Star: Let us follow It, - ... GILLIG & DOAN Funeral Home Phone 3-3314 Decatur. Ind.

' **’■ , a • .f Z V / * A ww Hark! Christmas carolers sing out MERRY CHRISTMAS! HAPPY NEW YEAR! BAKER PLUMBING & HEATING 704 W. Monroe St. Decatur, Ind.

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