Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 189, Decatur, Adams County, 12 August 1955 — Page 3

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I 1944GMC I 750 x 20 FRONT 825 x 20 DUALS 158 Vi In. WHEELBASE 13*6 Ft. GRAIN BED | SAYLORS| — ' ■ 111 ■ 1 — DECATUR DEMOCRAT - ERIE LABOR DAY NEW YORK TOUR SEPTEMBER 2-6 Total Cost $46 Use coupon to make reservation. • Fill out this coupon and enclose SIO.OO deposit (for each person) and mail both to: Decatur Democrat Labor Day Tour, Decatur, Indiana. Name Type of Hotel room (Check One) Address ....... Double Beds —... City r -.. Twin Beds Phone Single room ($2.00 extra) If you are going on this trip with another person and wish a hotel room for both of you, write other name below. You may piqk up reservation and pay the balance at the Daily Democrat office, after August 19. Air reservations must be picked up at the Democrat office by Monday. August 29. If you should be unable to make trip after booking, refund will be made, provided reasonable notice is given. JKro iiammows FOR THE BEST VALUES! CANTELOUPES for SI,OO INDIANA WATERMELONS ' 59c up ■■■"— 11 '■ 1 PEACHES FOR CANNING HAMMONDS FRUIT MARKET 240 N. 13th St. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK F HNE SERVICE is remembered The memory of a Zwick funeral service remains a comfort through the years. Reverent, inspiring, consoling ... it is the ultimate gesture of honor and loving respect. ZWICK IOBERT J. ZWICK ZLMtt W INTI REGO ■ since im - . 120 N. 2ND ★ PHONES: 3-3602 DAY 3-3603 NIGHTS & HOLIDAYS TRADE IN DECATUR

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DAV AUXILIARY ENTERTAINS VETS The D.A.V. auxiliary number 91 entertained with a party at the Veteran’s hospital in Fort Wayne, last night. Volunteer workers included Violet Smith, Mildred Beltz, Elizabeth Allen, Mary Ellen Schuman, Martha Sommer, Mabie Ehrnam, Esther Ray, Clara E. Hitchcock, Sharon Beltz, and Ruth Cashdollar. Also the V.A.V.S. representative from Fort Wayne attended. The program included several selections by Ronnie Robinson and his orchestra; Karen and Mara Dee Striker, vocal duet; and John Paul McAhren guitar and vocal. A few of the songs presented by the orchestra were "September Song,” featuring Jerry Kaehr on the saxaphone; “Sheik of Araby,” featuring Jack Daily on the trumpet; and "Something’s Got To Give,” featuring Ron Robinson on the vocal. i BETHANY CIRCLE TWO IN RECENT MEETING Circle two of the Bethany E.U.B. W.S.W.S. held a meeting recently with Mrs.. Amos Ketchum in charge of the opening. Mrs. Clarence Smith had charge of deybtions, which were fallowed by a general discussion on the mission pYbject. Fourteen members and one guest were present. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mae Butler, Claudia Noll, MarJ Fennig, and Mrs. John Spahr. MISS DOROTHY CROSBY HONORED AT SHOWER Miss Dorothy Crosby, bride-elect of August 20, was honored at a miscellaneous shower given recently by Marlene Aumann and Mrs. Joan Thomson at the latter’s home. As the guest of honor arrived, she was presented with a corsage of glamelias. The guests were seated at tables decorated in pink and lavendar with center pieces of roses. Various games were played and prizes won were presented to the guest of honor. A delicious luncheon was served after which Miss Crosby opened her many gifts, which were arranged under a large pink and lavendar umbrella. Those present for the affair were: Mrs. Amelllia Crosby,- mother of the bride-elect; Miss Clara Fuelling, aunt of the bride-elect; the Mesdames Mary Kenney, Ruth Crosby, Doris Scheumann, Marilyn Stoppenhagen. Dorothy Williams Joan Hoffman, Evelyn Getting, and he Misses Anna Scheumann, Glennys Aumann, Roberta Koeneman, and the hostesses. SALEM W.B.C.S. MEET THURSDAY EVENING The Salem Methodist W.S.C.S. met Thursday evening in the church basement. The meeting was opened by Mrs. Charles Burkhart featuring group singing. The lesson and devotions were given by Mrs. Merle Riley and the lesson was entitled "United Efforts Toward A Better life.” The “Methodist Woman” was given by Mrs. Oscar Young and the "World Outlook” by Elisha Merriman. Mrs. Rue Strayer was hostess for the evening and she served refreshments to nine members. The Friendship Village home demonstration club will meet Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock at the Kimsey school in Blue Creek township. Hostesses will be Mrs. Clara Dolch, Mrs. Charles Burkhart, Mrs. Paul Burkhart, Mrs. William Neadstlne, and Mrs. Clair Carver. ' Tri Kappa sorority will have a icnic Tuesday evening at 6 o’clock at the Hanna-Nuttman park. Members are asked to bring their own table service.

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ns? Society Item* for today’* publication mutt be phoned In by 11 a. nv, (Saturday 0:30 a. mJ Karon Striker Phono 8-2121 -V FRIDAY Mt. Pleasant W.S.C.S., carry-in picnic, Hanna-Nuttman, 6:30 p.m. W.S.W.S. of Calvary E. U. B. church, church basement, 7:30 p.m. Union towknship conservation club, fish fry, Bleeke's filling station, 8 p.m. SATURDAY Adams county Coon Hunters club, Reichert school in Monroe township, 8 p.m. SUNDAY Union twp. Merry Matrons home demonstration club picnic, Weisman park in Fort Wayne. MONDAY V.F.W. Ladies auxiliary, V.F.W. home, 8 p.m. <- Adams county chorus, Monroe, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY Decatur Garden club, all day pilgrimage, for transportation call Mrs. William Kohls or Mrs. Hersel Nash. Trf Kappa sorority, picnic, Han-na-Nuttman, members bring table service, 6 p.m. THURSDAY Friendship Village home demonstration club, Kimsey school, 1:30 p.m. The Adams county coon hunters club will hold a meeting Saturday evening at the Reichert school in Monroe township at 8 o’clock. Michael John Leyse, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Leyse, was pleasantly surprised at his home Wednesday afternoon, when some of his friends dropped in to celebrate his ninth birthday. Games were played and refreshments served by his mother. Those present were Depnis and Ronnie Arnold, Nancy, Delila, ad Ralph Aschliman; Johnnie and Diane Steffen, Miriam Yager, Gretchen and Sally Jo Leyse. Unable to attend was Glen Yager. •w * w Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butler of Monroe are the parents of a baby boy, Leslie Scott, born at the Bluffton Clinic hospital, weighing six pounds and 13 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Levy of Decatur are the maternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Butler of Decatur are the paternal grandparents. At the Adams county memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sipe of Decatur are the parents of a baby girl born today at 12:07 a.m., weighing seven pounds and nine ounces. v* 1 jje&i Admitted Fred Lehman, Berne; Gerald S. Nevil, Geneva; Master John Keller. Decautr; Hubert Feasel, Decatur; Aloys Sorg, Fort Wayne. Dismissed Mrs. Emma Baumgartner, Decatur; Mrs. Amos B. Schwartz, and baby boy, Berne. If vou have sometahjg to sen or rooms for rent, try a Dem oct tu Want Ad.' It brine’s results.

Methodist Speaker Bob Carlin, newscaster for radio station WANE, Fort Wayne,'formerly of WOWO, will be guest speaker at the 10 a. in. service Sunday at the First Methodist '’church. Carlin is tenor soloist and active in the Simpson Methodist church in Fort Wayne. His theme Sunday will be “What Are You Trying to Prove.” In the absence of the pastor, Noah Schrock, lay leader, will preside at the service. Mr. and Mrs. W. Guy Brown motored to Indianapolis today where superintendent Brown will attend to business matters pertaining to dxe'openiYi'g of the Decatur schools in September. . Russell Palmgren, Louisville, Ky.. and his uncle, Paul Palmgren of north of Decatur, were visitors in Decatur Thursday. Russell will enter University of Louisville this September on an athletic scholarship. He established a record as a football player for four years In a Louisville high school. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ellsworth and daughters Belva and Nancy of Orland, Calif., left this morning after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ellsworth of Decatur. Mrs. Sue Ennis, of New Port, Ky., has been the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Smith and son Larry for the past several days. While here she and the Smiths have visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tricker, Mrs. Maud Gilbert. Mrs. Raymond Walters and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Worthman of Magley, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Crane of Monroeville, and M,r. and Mrs. Chester Langley of Ft. Wayne. Mrs. Ennis will return to her home next Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. David Macklin will leave Saturday tor a two 'Weeks vacation in Minnesota. r ... -- —— ■ Bar Association To Meet At French Lick ■William S. Isham. Fowler, president of the Indiana state bar a a sociation, announced that the an nual meeting of the association will be held at French Lick Springs Hotel, French Lick, Sept. 22, 23 and 24. Appointment of Walter B. Keaton. Rfishvijle attorney, as chairman of the arrangements and program committee, also was announced. Keaton reported the appointment of George W. Rauch, of Marion, as general chairman of the attendance committee. Serving under Rauch as chairman of the 4th congressional district is William F. Mc-Nagny, of Fort Wayne. At’endance committee member from this county is John L. DeVoss, Decatur.

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Complain Os Noise On Thirteenth Street Several residents of the west part of Decatur near Thirteenth street have registered complaints with various city officials concerning the constant noise caused in that urea by the flaying of electrical music boxes by the various business firms. The boxes are placed outside and in addition (o music, business announcements are made to attract ;h,e, mptoring public. Several who‘nave registered complaints say . that the noise is continued until late at night. They claim that when the same thing occurred in the business section of Decatur several years ago it was stopped by invoking use of the auti-noise ordinance. Court News Marriage License Rita Heiman, 19, route four, Decatur, to D. jl Gerber, 19, route one, Berne. Estate Cases Final report in the estate of August Homan was filed and is returnable September 12. The report shows that in addition to he 11,000 statutory allowance to the widow, Mrs. Beatrice Homan, she also is entitled to $578.06. Eleven children received $105.22 each. Harry Massonnee is administrator of the estate. In the estate of Emily O. Mitchel, a schedule to determine inheritance tax was filed and referred to the county assessor. for appraisement. If you have sometnmg to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. LBGAL NOTICE Notice to BUlders: Nbtk-e is hereby given that the Advisory Board and Township Trimtee of Root Townwhip, Adwnis County, Indiana will accept Wds up to August 30, 1955, 8:00 p. m. for 30.000 gal. more or less of No. 5 free flowing fuel oil delivered to the MOnmou-th School In transport load lots. Specifications as to flash, gravity. etc. must atwompany bld. Bids will aiao be received for gasoline to be delivered to our pump at the Monmouth School as needed. The Board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all Wda. Omer Merriman, Trustee Root Township Aug. 12-19 CLAIMS TO BE AI.UtWEI) BY HOARD OF COMMISSIONERS August Iff, lltffff HIGHWAY State Highway Dept. Matersl74«7.73 Richard LaFontalne A Supt 1wt.60 Walter Reppert do 132.30 Albert Beer do 121.50 Hubert Isoh Clerk 101.23 Chester Shoaf Diesel 117.00 letwrence Koenig do 117.00 Vlrvil Forty do 117.00 Virgil Draper do -■■■ 121-tW. Ilarry Kerahner do 117.00 Ironahl Idertrty do 119 60 Don Harvey do ..' .117.00 DeWayne Beer do 117.00 Roger Steiner do 117.00 Arthur Roes Tractors 117.00 1 Noa.li Bnmnw do 117.W0 Christ Me»h'berger do 117.00 Max Case S. H 112.50 Christ Zuercher do JJ.7.00 Joel AiUgsburger do 112.50 Raymond Kolter do 1112.50 Joe Spangler do 11.25 Edward B. Borne do ... 78.75 County A Ditch Al latwrence Smith Labbr 208.12 'I heodore Baker do ....... 146.40 Carl Burkhart do 127.40 Board of Coinmlssoiners. Certified before me this 13th day of August, 1955. FIUNK KITSON Auditor Adiwns County Aug. 12-.19 If you have something to sell oi rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brine® results Happiness is reflective like the light of heaven.

NOTICE! THE WINNER of Our Recent ADMIRAL CARNIVAL CONTEST is MRS. JERRY BIXLER 512 Short Street Decatur,’lnd. She has been awarded art 1 Admiral Hi-Fidelity Record Player and Radio Combination which is Valued at $795.00 Thanks To Every One Who Took Part In This Contest. Stop In And See The New 1956 Models. Watch for Other Contests Coming Up. MAZELIN HEATING SERVICE gives you Wf *- $ t * exclusive look! • v i t ; 41 ' ■ ? ,w. ,4 i N $ -’-'“■J - £,o. c ; ,y ' It ! $3-98 ■ ' to ■ s®»9s I 'rti- D ’ Nothing can match the softness and beauty of this Jane Irwill full fashioned Classic B Orlon y Q^aht y r set A * ailab,e in an orra y ° f Slip-over styles, short colors it is yours to set you or long sleeves 13.98 to 5.98 opart from the crowd. Cardigan Styles, long . fl sleeves $5.98 to 8.95 Slzes 34 ’ 4U - • NIBLICK & CO. Ar • r» •*«*»» » August Sale Just Arrived! New Selection! READY - MADE DRAPERIES BPlnch pleated at top! Width 50 InchH each Drape. Length 2/ 2 yards. Use as Draw Drapes on windows up to 45” wide. For jvider windows add extra pairs on “ each side. ‘ ''J l» 6 New, Modern Floral Designs on light backgrounds Pair -. ,V*t;. KI X Heavy Grade Also Solid Color Cheveron DRAW RODS design DRAPERIES in Egg28" to 48” —- Ea. $1.69 shell, Gold or Rose. 50” to 90” Ea. $2.69 50” x 2'/ z Yds. — Pair O Larger size rods in stock. Special Prices on Mirafoam Latex Bed Pillows > xrrWET’W Sanforized White Percale Cover A. \ - \ with Zipper l Our Regular $4.99 Size on Sale At Each 9 Our Kina Size $5 " Pillows Each FINE QUALITY RUBBER FLAKE Bed Pillows On Sale Beautiful Quilted Satin Cover, Rosebud Patterns in Blue or Rose, On Sale .. »«.oo While They l.ast — EA. J HI Blanket Specials! Summer Weight, Beautiful Pafctel BLANKETS of a blehd of Cotton, Rayon and Nylon. Size 72” x 90”. Good colors. Satin bound. $«m.99 Reg. Price $4.99 -— SALE COTTON SHEET BLANKET in a Rosebud pattern on white, blue, yellow or rose ground. Size 72” x 90” (irregulars) Satin bound endsSALE Niblick & Co.

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