Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 31, Decatur, Adams County, 7 February 1955 — Page 16

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Clarence Conrad Heads Lutherans Elected Chairman For Circuit A Clarence Conrad, of Trinity Suburban, was elected chairman of circuit A, a synodical grouping of the ten congregations in the Decatur area, at a meeting held Sunday afternoon at St. John’s Lutheran church on route 27. Earl Caston, of Decatur, was renamed vice-president, and ' Don Hoile of Hoagland, will serve another term as secretary-treasurer. • . The program committee for 1955 include: Ernest Younghans, of Emmanuel, Soest; Otto Boerger, of St. Peter’s, Fuelling; Vern Linker, of Zion Friedheim; and Edwin Reinking, St. Paul’s, Preble. The Rev. Walter Schwehn, pastor of the host congregation, led the opening devotions. Two colored motion pictures were shown of the church’s mission activities in New Guinea and Central America. The Rev. O. C. Busse, circuit visitors, reviewed last year's financial reports, and discussed various circuit affaire He especially invited the group to attend the special civic meeting in Decatur on Feb. 20 honoring the Korean War veterans. He also announced that a Lutheran laymen’s league seminar on the standard revised version of the Bible, will be held next Sunday evening at St. Paul's Lutheran

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church, Preble. Circuit A will meet ngain bn the first Sunday in May at St. Peter’s Lutheran church at Fuelling. Annual School Essay Contest Is Planned Legion Auxiliary Is Sponsor Os Contests Plans* for the annual school essay contests on Americanism sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary unit 43 have been announced by Miss Margaret Biting. chairman of the project. Title of this year's essays Trill be “One Nation Under God.'* Eadh essay submitted will be not more than 500 words. All junior and senior high school students of the northern townships are eligible. Prizes will be awarded on local, district and state levels. The local prizes will be $5. $3 and $2 for the top three junior high essays, and >5, $3 and |2 for v the best in the senior high school entries. The essays wifi be judged by a special committee on choico of subject matter, organization of subject matter, and correct usage. The essays are due by Feb. 28. Monroeville Man ' Is Injured Sunday Louis Domseif, 28. of Monroeville is still a patient at the Adams county memorial hospital suffering from severe cuts received in an accident Sunday at 3 a. m. on U. S. highway 234 just east of the state line. The Monroeville man lost control of his car and hit a telephone pole. He was brought to the local hspital by Ohio authorities. His right oar was nearly severed and several stitches were required. He also suffered a cut over his right eye. 4-H Adult Leaders Will Meet Tuesday Miss Mary Frances Smith and Eric Holm will be the guest discussion leaders at the first Adams county 4-H adult leader training meeting Tuesday at the Decatur high school, room 205, at 7:30 p. m. Both Miss Smith and Holm resentativea from the state 4-H club office at Purdue University. “How to Work with Junior Leaders" will be discussed in divided sessions for both men and wppen. The combined groups will learn techniques of “Keeping older members in 4-H club work". 4-H enrollment material will be distributed for each club, and' important decisions concerning the summer's activities will be made. This first meeting is very important for all leaders to attend. There will be fun, fe|lg>siiip, and food for all. i

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• ’•' '’ft*"' r Lenten Services At Zion Lutheran Midweek Services Open February 23 First announcement* of the special midweek. Lenten services at Zion Lutheran church. West Monroe street, were made to the congregation Sunday morning by the pastor, the Rfev. Edgar P. Schmidt. Wednesday has been chosen again as the day for these Lenten Vespers, but this year two services will be conducted each Wednesday evening, at 7 and 8:15 o’clock, to make it more convenient for families with small children and to give a greater number of people an opportunity to attend. Rev. Schmidt will conduct all the midweek services. Special music will be offered at each service by the church choir and the children of the various departments of the Sunday school. The pulpit subject at these Lenten services will center on the "Suffering Christ" Who l by His passion and death effected man’s salvation. Each week the pastor will speak on some phase of the Savior's suffering, applying it to the needs of men today. To assure a full attendance at both services each week the members of the congregation have adopted an "Each One ‘Reach One” motto, inviting their unchurched friends and neighbors to worship with them and “to share with them the Suffering Savior’s redeeming love.” Lent begins Ash Wednesday, February 23. — G. E. Choir Cancels Saturday Appearance The Decatur General Electric Aeolian choir will not take part in the third annual “Music in Action” program at Purdue University Friday night as scheduled, because the GE is on a Saturday work schedule again, and too many of the workers would be unable to make the trip, it was learned today. Seven other outstanding musical groups from Hoosierland and out-of-ktate industries will take part in the program. TRAFFIC DEATHS (Continued from Pagg One) ment two miles southwest of Lafayette, William M. Fultz, 18, of near New Richmond, was injured fatally. His brother, Rex, IS, and James Eutser. 18. of near Linden, were injured. , , Lawrence p. Tibbettr,- 35, of Richmond, was killed when his automobile missed a curve on Road 27 just south of 'Richmond and struck a bridge. Trade in a Goo? T'W’i — Decatur

Australian Leader To Visit President WASHINGTON (INS) — The White House announced today that prime minister George G. Menxies of Australia will pay an official visit to Washington March 134« as the guest of President Eisenhower. Dayton Supermarket Robbed By Gunmen DAYTON, o. (INS) —Two unmasked gunmen held up a Dayton supermarket today and escaped with Hl7B in the city’s 24 th armed robbery so far this year. Charles Lofino, operator of the Knollwood market on the eastern edge of tbe city, said the stick-up

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$75,000 In Jewelry Stolen From Store EVANSTON. ILL. ((NS) — Burg, lara who cut their waft through a ceiling into the an Evans- \ ton jewelry store escaped with an estimated |75,000 worth of diambkdi rings, watches and cash. The burglary whs discovered) Sunday night by James Feris, assistant manager of the Olsen fc Ebann Jewelry Store. Cheyenne — Buffalo in the U.S. almost wiped out in 1899 with only f>W known living, have increased in numbers to about 35,000 in the U.S. and Canada, according to recent counts. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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