Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 141, Decatur, Adams County, 15 June 1956 — Page 2

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Tree Service Crew Man Shocked Fatally SOVTH BKND <TP» Rubiu J. Babbs, 39. Buchanan. Mich.. Was •hocked faulty today when a chain

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saw with which ha was working on a Gothan tree aervica crew touched a high tenaion line on Ind. 23 southwest of here. A police resuscitator worked an hour and could not revive Babbs.

Triennial Convention Os Lutheran Churches International Meet Will Open June 20 Over 1000 delegates, voting and adviaory, plus hnudreds of guests, will attend the 43rd triennial convention or the Lutheran churchMissouri Synod. June 20 to 30 Jn St. Paul. Minn. Thij conventfoft delegates will come from all parts of North and South America and from some ot the 25 other countries in which the church body is actively engaged. Those who will attend the tenday sessions from tbe Decatur circuit of the Lutheran church are the following: The Rev. Harry Hehning. Bethlehem Lutheran church. Tocsin, official clergy delegate: Arthur Doctor, Immanuel Lutheraft churt<i, Soest, official lay delegate; the Rev. Edgar P. pastor of the local Zion Luthert’ 14 cltt&i lM who will represent, thfi F||t jffyflft C^cordia CoHage warn Jw jfcsauti-01 Mkwhich he ft. c. Busi'e. St,.wtul’».uijwAii dwell, Prehlgu !•• fe member of the -

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sien: and Marvin Meyer, teacher of St John's Lutheran church, Bingen, who will represent all the teachers of the greater Fort Wayne area. „ The Lutheran church-Miaaouri synod, which has an international convention every three years, has had a 43% increase in baptised members in the past ten years. Its 2.191,403 members belong to 5.6’7 congregations, served by 4,175 pastors. An additional 678 clergymen serve in non-parish capacities in districts or on the national scene. The Missouri synod maintains twx> theological seminaries, two teachers colleges, and ten preparatory schools with a total enrollment of 4901 students preparing for full-time service in the church. A‘new senior college for theology students is at present l>eiiig built in Ft. Wayne at a cost of approximately 7 million dollars. Five days before the convention at St. Paul is called to order bjr the 'Rev. Dr. John W. Rehnken, church president, convention cominittees on seminaries and cob leges, missions, intersynodieal and, doctrinal matters, parish education, nad nominations will work. TwO hirtnlred committees members are involved in pre-conventlun sessions. > Actual op ven (ten sessions will he held in the theater section of..

St. Paul and Lewty. Lutheran cofigregations of the Decatur circuit affiliated with the Lutheran church-Missouri synod are Zion, Decatur; St. Paul’s, Preble; Bethlehem, Ossian; Zion, Friedheim; St. John’s, Bingen; St. Peter’s Fuelling; Emmanuel, Union township; St. John's, Hoagland; and Immanuel, Soest. Practice Parachute Jumps Are Scheduled v On Sunday Afternoon Announcement was made today that two practice parachute Jumps will be made Sunday afternoon at Gage field, on South Winchester street, if weather permits. Robert Railing, in making the announcement, said that a private airport is now under construction at the field, located on the east side of the street, and the main runway will be open about the middle of July. A parachute jump club has been started here, ajd two of the <iub members will make the practice Jumps Sunday. A full summer. schedule of the Jumps is planned. The public is fnlvted to .attend but no one will be permitted in the Jump area at the time of the Jumps for precaution ary reas'cas. An abro club is befhg planned, vfith which the Jump club likely wlh be affiliated. / Railing Has Sil|to started to give student tt ions’ at the sttd.

. Horse Show, Rodeo ‘ : >i Here On June 24 - The Liinbeftbst trail riders WifV " hold their first annual horke show i and rodeo at Clem's lake spee&wgy track Sunday hfte'rhoon, June ‘24. ” beginnThg at t:3t> A, !kt£e. ,43 utraiber of h.orsfes. hnd jlflers froffl the tri-state' areh. along w3|h‘ the local gf-oup, ‘are expdem ‘io pete for cash prizes ‘anti |hsphies.‘ The sh.p>v will' be staged UP jen, eyentd. fncluding jfihiot ’ sbiji ttfrb’ ‘groups!,'westeti) .pfeastire, parade'horses,’keg berfd- f j irfg. speed apd actiph, Jlkg'rice/ flat saddle plbpsu're' class,' «’ icnifrif,' ahd/ mhH bag relayj rid 4/ Cash prizes and r'lttbohs fdf'all^V- 1 haVe been sponsored by' ’t(ie fc '■ Irtdal biiainess housed. Ttiete are' 11 |gtano&tand fcedtd avalltftftb 'for Sir' / w& wfsh W attend i;r.' ,1.-1 <tt ii’. i 3TB . Graduates To; Dance : Here ; g The, i .Moose-.Lodge Tor all Adams, p. m. at tbe Hpmp, ttj/s evening.. ~ ‘ ”' i ‘ Mfasfc will .be prodded by .the retresTimeiils .wiit'w Served by lodge mertibers apfl a large ctoWd ,bf teen-agefs' is an ft is’ hoped that this jdance can become an annual aTT&IL/hccording to those Tp charge. ■ :*. r * ,i k’ W- .'’•a I*.. Prayer Band Rally Near Wreh Sunday ? The, Victpry Prayer IJand rallywill be held at God’s Bible Holi- : ness tabernacle, JU miles south of | Wren, O-, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Guest speaker will be .the : Rev. Franklin M. Moore, evangelist of Goshen, and Dwight, Darr j will be the song leader. The 'Rev; James R. Meadows, founder, will ! preside. It- SQUARE DANCE—SffturCIGAR STORE ’ r HF ADQU ARTERS ! FOR I GIFTS <s. it- W r for : : DAD ! K • Father’s Day Wrapped Cigars • Pipes and Pipe Tobacco • Smoker's Ir Accessories NORTHERN INDIANA’S FINEST and LARGEST j LINE OF FISHING TACKLE * MAMMOTH LINE OF HUNTING EQUIPMENT MUG LINE of ARCHERY Equipment, such as: Bear Para-Bow,’ Action Bow and Ben Pearson. »■’ IF IT’S Ar a man —WE HAVE IT! Klmpel’s Cigar Store Decatur. Ind..

11 Violent Deaths Reported In State Rash Os Violent Deaths Thursday By UNITED PRESS One of the year’s worst waves of violent deaths swept up to a peak of<at least 11 fatalities in Indiaha, Thursday. • Accident records Virtually burst at the seeihs during a rash of -traffic crashes, drownlngs. farm mishaps, plane crashed and shootings. Angelo Poulus, 32. and Terry L. Campbell. 23, Indianapolis, were killed near Greenwood when their plane plunged into a wheat field. Two men In their "90s were killed in traffic. One was Dr. George H. Denison, 90, Hanna, who only last month was honored as "Indiana Dentist of the Year" by the Indiana Dental Association. The other was Thomas Bridges. 92. Roachdale. ■ " ’ Martin Strobel, 26. Dale, was the latest drowning victim. He fell off a barge In the Ohio River near'Newburpli. ;“ . t _ / > A J-y-iar-Sfij w>s shot and killed ' oy. a rifle” biillet fired accidentally froin a gon held by her iT-year-old brother at Edinburgh J The vleiing jv«3 Bari Aim Greek-, Two teen-a gV l)Lyi' were kilted, in a,traffic near Bedford. Tjipy were WUljam ■L. Reynolds. 19.. and, James Q. Roberts, 18,, Ml|qheU ; .. , _ . . . . •'i Near Delphi,. Robert Van Natta.. sfi. died .of injuries Sustained when he. .was run over, "by. a. tractor drawn plow on a farm. 4.1. *» "1 ~ ’Other traffic victims were MarHansel.- North ’ Vernori, killed nerif- IRitlterVilie. ahd Ralph 1 JidKitoi.’ sf: MWfietrf. Wilted whbh' hfs truck-hit a store th' South Betid: ■MT !>,» i M tun a r.» -

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Margaret Holthouse Awarded Membership Miss Margaret Holthouse, associated with Schwarts Ford Motor company here, is one of three local persons to be awarded membership In the Ford 500 club in recognition of outstanding sales ability during the year 1955. Miss Holthouse is one of only a few women who have received the recognition. The other two local per Sons named to the 500 club are Melvin Werling and Freeman Schnepp, also with the Schwarts company. All three have received pins and certificates showing membership in the club. The awards

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rtf' FRANCHISE DEALER of: • Gorham Sterling • International Sterling • Lunt Sterling • Reed & Barton Sterling • Towle Sterling • Wallace Storting