Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 147, Decatur, Adams County, 23 June 1955 — Page 3

THURSDAY. JUNE 23, IMS

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DECATUR GARDEN CLUB MEETS TUESDAY \ Mrs. A. R. Ashbaucher was has* tesa to the Decatur Garden club . * Tuesday afteraoon, with 21 members present. Mrs. WUllam Kohls, president, was in. charge of the business session at which time reports of the recent flower show, sponsored by the Decatur and Rose Garden clubs, were made. Mrs. Hersel Nash, state per®onrt3l chairman, gave her report of the state board meeting, which she attended at the Warren hotel in Indianapolis on Monday. “Native Aristocrats” was the sub- \ ject of the lesson presented by 'Mrs. O. L. Vance. Even the dandelion has. become important to the research scientists in their search for a cure for polio. Special project for the meeting ‘was flower arrangements. Mrs. Nash received the prise for her entry, using one rose with foliage. During the social hour a floral contest was enjoyed with Mrs. Roy Runyon receiving the prise. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Vance. Mrs. Carl Centlivre entertained with a dinner party recently at the Ft. Wayne country club for her son, Charles Ehinger of Decatur, who celebrated his birthday, and Mr. and Mrs. James Ehinger, who celebrated their third wedding an- _ niversary. The Jolly Housewife home dem- • onstration club of St. Mary’s township will have their regular monthly meeting at the Bobo school house Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The Kirkland Ladies dub will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the home economics room of the Adams Central school in Monroe. "

tool, tamer Comfort... - - Very Social Circle Dance ' as seen in GLAMOUR Look Your Best and Feel Your Best these Warm Summer Days in a—- — SUMMER DRESS Wonderful selection Sheers, Sunbacks and Sleeveless Creations in coot, crisp materials XX . that will take you anywhere. — v I Many New Arrivals in Regulars, Half Sizes and Juniors. I BOULEVARDS A 95 LOUISA ALCOTT DRESSES Y cJUP OS MARTA D. X*y® up VICKY VAUGHN—TONI TODD $7.98 up | I Come In and try them on. You’re . ' ‘ sure to find what you want. . f> . . . . . ~. I Ehinger & Kortenbtr The BOSTON STORE

The Eta Tau Sigma sorority will meet with Miss Florence Brandyberry Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. Society Rome for today's publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) Karen Striker Phono 54121 THURSDAY Ruralistic study club, Mrs. Donald Heimann, 8 p. m. Order of Eastern Star, Masonic hall, 7:30 p. m. Women of Moose, Moose home, 8 p.m„ officers at 7:30 p.m. D A. V. auxiliary, social meeting, 7:30 p.m. Guardian Angel study club meeting postponed. FRIDAY Ice cream social, sponsored by Evangelical and Reformed church, 5:30 to 10 p. m. » SUNDAY Loyal Daughters class of Bethany E. U. B. church, family picnic, Oliver lake, after church services. TUESDAY American Legion auxiliary unit 43, Legion home, 8 p. m., social meeting. Eta Tau Sigma, Miss Florence Brandyberry, 8 p. m. Kirkland Ladies club, Adams Central home ec room, 7:30 p. m, Jolly Housewife home demonstration club, Bobo school house, 7:30 p. m. ICE CREAM SOCIAL. E. & R. Church lawn, 5:30 p. m. to 10:00 p.m. FYiday, 24th. Free entertainment. 146 t3x

Mr. and Mrs. Sum Kaehr and a sister, .Miss Elirabeth Kaehr of I French township, plan to leave I Tuesday from Baer Field for a five I week trip through several coun- I tries in Europe. They will teave I New York by plane and arrive in I London the following morning to I be met by a son, Charles, who is I with the army in Orleans, France, I and who will make the tour with I them. They will return home early I in August. I Miss Anna Liechty, of Berne, I wjll leave Sunday for Banga, As- I rica, making the entire trip by | plane from Baer Field. She served j over five years as a missionary ! in the Belgian Congo and has been I home the past three years, finish- I ing college at Goshen. | (A car driven by Judy Ryf, 18, of 1 Berne, route 2, was damaged when the car struck the rear of an automobile operated by Lowell Sheets of Bluffton. The Ryf car was dam- * aged to the extent of $25. L. A. Holthouse has been admit- , ted to the St. Joseph hospital in j Fort Wayne. He underwent sur- < gery this morning. Daniel J. Zeser was admitted to ■ (the Veterans hospital in Fort j Wayne Wednesday. His address is ( 3-W % Veterans hospital. t Clark W. Smith of route four, 4 Decatur, has returned home after < undergoing treatment for a kidney ailment at the St. Joseph hospital in Fort Wayne for the past week. Mrs. Joseph Burger of lola, Kansas and Mrs. Boyd H. Fuller of Hollywood, Calif., have returned to their respective homes after a two week's visit with their sister, Mrs. 1 Charles Holthouse and friends. Mrs. Minnie Teeple has returned ( home from Lima, Ohio, where she ! attended the wedding of her great- 1 grandson. She also visited her * daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rutledge. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Railing will leave Monday tor a month’s motor trip through the west. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. Junior Beer and daughter in Rapid City, South Da-

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Lea Linn One of the directors of the Miami square dance festival, an annual three day event, is Les Linn who will be one of the guest callers tor the Gingham Ball Saturday night which will be the final affair of the dedication week of the new Youth and Community Center.

— iy kota and then drive on to the we«t coast. Mrs. Beer is a daughter of the Railings. Railing is employed at the Engle and Irwin Packard Studebaker garage here. I At the Adams county memorial hospital: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeKoninck of Ossian are the parents of a baby girl born Wednesday at 5 IS p. m., weighing five pounds and five ounces. Admitted Alfred Kelly, Geneva; John Weil, Fort Recovery, O. Dismissed Alfred Kelly, Geneva; Master Donald Bultemeier, Decatur. Ex-Postmistress Is Fatally Burned LAPORTE. Ind. (INS) —Former Rolling Prairie, Ind., postmistress Hester Worden was death Rite Wednesday frhen parafin she was using in canning raugfct fire. t ' X Miss Worden, 72, tried to carry the flaming wax outside but wind blew it onto her clothing and set her on fire. Neighbors wets drawn to the scene by her screams but could not save her life* Farmer Neighbors Aid Kintz Family Twenty-eix Adams county farmers gathered this week at the John Kintz residence, west of Deeatur, and assisted in cultivating 100 acres of corn and soyabeans. The voluntary work was done for county commissioner Kintz and his family because of the death bf their son, William. Other farm work was done by the volunteers during this week. Commissioner Kintz said that ~he and his entire family were “extremely grateful for this unforgettable gesture of neighborliness.” Seattle — North boundary of the U.S., exclusive of Alaska, is 3,987 miles In length.

I THE DECATUR I KROGER I NOW OPEN I 9 9 I FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS I F .' •

I Teenage Dance Al Center Friday Night Will Climax Youth Day At New Center The ,Teenage dance first to be held in. the new Youth and Community Center, will highlight a day of youth activities at the Center Friday. The dance scheduled for 8:30 o’clock tomorrow night will be free and “Spec” Hebble's orI chestra will provide the music. In addition to the free dance. I there will be plenty entertainI ment, including exhibition dancing I and special orchestra numbers. I The entire building ylll be used I by the Teen-agers. ! All young people of the community are invited to Xhe affair and the committee pointed out that the game and recreation room . would remain open for those who , did not care to dance. The dance will be held in the ' main auditorium and seating has ■ been arranged around the floor for ' spectators. The entire evening is strictly for the young people. The band, for the dance is befng furnished by the Musician's Union, ' it was announced. Every young man and woman in the community Is Invited to attend the affair. Elks Stag Picnic Scheduled Sunday Tickets for the annual stag picnic of the Deeatur Elks lodge may be Obtained at the lodge’s club rooms on North Second street. The picnic will be held Sunday at Pete Meyers’ woods, south of Decatur. Dinner will be served, starting at II o’clock, and entertainment and refreshments will be provided throughout the afternoon, with supper served in the evening. The picnic is for Elks members only. 7 “ Trade in a Good Town — Decatur Chra > - S BhRE Bfl ■ 9 I UKJr' 1 • x SINGER Martha Wright and George J. “Mike” Manuche, Jr., are shown cutting the wedding cake after their- marriage in Newburgh, N.T. Miss Wright achieved fame by starring in the musical “South Pacific” for 1,047 performances. The couple are honeymooning in Connecticut.

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CAPT. Raymond Wool, former Defense procurement officer, is shown on Senate investigations subcommittee witness stand in Washington as he denied allegations that he received $50,000 and other payments involving a $2,000,000 order for 6,823,000 Navy caps from Harry Lev of Chicago. Said he, “I never got $50,000 . . . J didn’t get anything.” Wool is stationed at Shelby, O t international)

Little Change In Jobless Pay Claims TNDIANAPiOLIIS (INS) —The Indiana employment security division reports little change in the weekly volume of unemployment insurance claims. Director William C. Stalnaker said the division Received 23,871 claims last week, approximately the same as the week before. Horwever, he added the figure was about 60 per cent under the 66,894 total claims filed the same week of 1954. GM Plant Closed By Wildcat Strike DETROIT (INS) —The General Motors transmission plant at Willow Run was shut down Wednesday night by a wildcat strike staged by tool sharpeners still dissatisfied by the recent GM three year contract. The tool sharpeners have protested hecause their Job classification was not upgrded. ■-. . V

SHOP and SAVE at BLACKWELLS SUN TOGS FOR SUB DIBS / ,y M,SS Am. ■ * \Aju y, vL \ I f \ A. z/fiikl \ I vnHz\ v V'. < / zz? \xk u \ \ > Z>y. y J //WB I h NfS/7 L Tim -.Lil jggw JPgSS,. ZEa th g /BiUlHla '■ t7 IHa 1\ \ I wSflfiE h// ( I [ n W 51 < I is4lMsF In this summer sunshine, your schooi-ager will be on the go from morning ’til night. How she’ll love to romp in these thrifty-nifty togs by Miss Plapet. In addition to fashionable shorts and pedal pushers, we have an interesting group of short-alls and pedal-alls. Tubable. Sizes 7-14 in all the latest colors. . SHOP and SAVE ab • t • . - ■ ■ * . . s BLACKWELLS OPEN WED. AND SAT. NIGHTS ’TILL 9 P. M. *■“ . ——-———HN u ■ ! „ fllll , |. 4

JT Seattle — Mount Ranier national park Is said to have about 500 kinds of flowering plants.

ENTRY BLANK * Cut Out and Drop In Box at any Decatur Drug Store Decatur Youth Day Pet Parade FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 9:00 A.M. Child’s Name & Age ... —'.l Enter Pet in one (1) event only. Check Event Q Smallest Pet Largest Pet „ Best Trick Dog Best Decorated Vehicle with Pet Best Dressed Dog . Best Dressed Cat Pet with Longest Ears Pet with Longest Tall Most Unusual Pet J f an® ; : ®@SS©m©BO© i . • : for the comfort of patrons : ■ and visitors • • ♦ ZWICK gfuneba/ Monte • Robert J. Zwlck Elmer Winteregg • . SINCE im * S2O N. 2ND ★ PHONES • 3-3602 DAY * * 3-3603 NIGHTS A HOLIDAYS/ " ‘ •*» oAs, ~■< - - 3 . . ’ •? F •

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Chicago — Most meat packers sell all their beef within 14 days after it is slaughtered.