Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 154, Decatur, Adams County, 1 July 1957 — Page 3

MONDAY. JULY 1, 1957 ‘

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Marilyn Jaberg Is Married Saturday To Thomas L Drew White and pink gladiolus with huckleberry foliage and pink satin ribbons and four candelabra holding seven shell pink tapers graced the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church for the Saturday evening marriage of Miss Marilyn V. Jaberg to Thomas L. prew. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Jaberg, 315 North Fourth streets and Drew is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Thurman I. Drew, 428 Mercer avenue. Receiving the double ring vows at 6:30 o’clock was the Rev. William C, Feller. A half-hour musicale by Mrs. Edgar Gerber, organist, and Miss Helen Haubold, vocalist, preceded the ceremony. Nuptial selections from the organ were “Spring Song,” “To AWild Rose,” f “Wedding Intermezzo,” “Through the Years,” “Because,” “Wedding Prayer,” 1 and “The Lord’s- Prayer.” Escorted to the altar by her father. down the white carpeted aisle flanked by pews th ar ked With white satin bows, the bride appeared in a gown ot re-embroidered nylon tulle. Brief sleeves and a scooped necklin edged in tiny irridescent sequins detailed the bodice, and self-covered buttons extended down ue back of the bodice to the waistline. The bouffant skirt held panels of re-embroidered tulle: an under panel down the center back swept into the chapel length train. Hej veil of illusion was attached to a matching Juliet cap of tulle sprinkJed with pearls and irridescent sequins. She carried a floral Arrangement of a white orchid and stepha not is backed with white satin ribbons. White organdy ballerina-length gowns were worn by the matron of honor, Mrs. Lavern Roth, sister of the Bride, Decatur, and the bridesmaids, Mrs. Dick D. Heller, Jr., and Miss Carol Kalver, Decatur. Their gowns were bordered in pink embroidery, which also outlined the scooped neckline and brief sleeves and extended down the center front and back to the waistline. On their heads were crowns of pink flowers with matching veils. Their hand bouquets were opened pink champagne roses and sweetheart roses. In identical ensembles, the Misses Cheryl Roth, niece of the bride and Barbara Gilliom, niece of the bridegroom, both of Decatur, were flower girls. They wore decatur //nianir I I — Last Time Tonight — Technicolor Thriller! “THE TRUE STORY OF JESSE JAMES” Robt. Wagner, Jeffry Hunter TUES. & WED. GEORGE REGIMAID &WONEW - FRED CLARK. —ft-O Thurs. — FOURTH OF JULY HUGE FIREWORKS DISPLAY!

pink embroidered organdy dresses with sequined necklines and ruffled sleeves. They, too, wore crowns of pink flowers topped with matching veils and carried white baskets with pink bows and rose petals. Robert Drew attended his brother as best man, and ushers were Lavern Roth and Jerald Grandstaff, both of Decatur. Aquamarine lace fashioned the dress of the bride’s mother. White accessories and a corsage of pink champagne roses completed her ensemble. Mrs. Drew chose a dress in lieutenant blue lace, with which she wore white accessories and a corsage of pink champagne'roses. Immediately following the ceremony, 200 guests were present at the reception in the church parlors. Centered on the serving table was the four-tiered wedding cake adorned with pink flowers and greenery, topped with a cluster of white bells, and edged with roses. Also on the linen-covered table were pink and white bells and 'candles. Serving were the Mesdames RollandGilliom' and Robert Drew and the Misses Sunya Stuckey, Barbara Cole, and Gaynel Lankenau, Decatur. Mrs. James Scherer, Fort Wayne, attended the guest book, and Miss Carol Elzey, Decatur, registered gifts. For traveling, the bride changed into a blue and white embroidered cotton sheath, with which she wore white Accessories. Mrs. Drew, a graduate of .Decatur high school, attended HanoVer College and Indiana University. She is presently employed at the VA hospital, Fort Wayne. Graduated form Monmouth high school, the bridegroom is a senior at Ball' State Teachers college, Muncie.. ... The Dretfs will reside at 518 Mercer avenue. 4 v 1 Admitted Mrs. Vem Uhrick, Berne; Mrs. Martha Bell, Mrs. Ethel Christen, Decatur: Baby David O’Campo, Decatur; William Fuhrman, Decatur; Miss Mary Kathryn Eichhorn, Decatur; Willard Landis, Decatur. Dismissed ■ Mrs. Edward Kelly, Decatur; Miss Carol Frisinger, Decatur; Mrs. Albert Lindsey, Bryant; Mrs. James A. Miller, Portland; Mrs. Earnest Fullenkamp and daughter. (Decatur; Mrs. Earnest Baker. Rockford, O.; Mrs. Blanche Bellis. Bryant; Mrs. Melvin Runyon, Bryant; Mrs. Donald Rupert and daughter, Geneva; Mrs. Richard Hurst and daughter, Decatur; Elmer Dubach, Geneva; Jacob Graber, Bernet- Mrs. Vem Uhrick, Berne. y . Farmer Is Killed By Dynamite Explosion PLYMOUTH W) — Henry Samuelson, 67, a Marshall county farmer, was killed and a neighbor was injured seriously Saturday in a dynamite explosion. The -accident occurred while Samuelson and William Watkins were blasting tree stumps to clear land on Samuelson’s farm seven miles west of here. —, —— — - Last Time Tonight - Technicolor Smash! “KING AND F With YUL BRYNNER. ~ Deborah Kerr, Rita Moreno NOTE—First-Feature at 7.

SOCIETY PSI IOTA XI PLEDGE PICNIC PLANS COMPLETED Plans for the Psi lota Xi pledge* picnic to be held Tuesday evening at the Boy Scout Cabin, have been completed. Each member will bring a covered dish and table service, according to the plans for the HannaNuttman park outing. Drink will be provided by the pledges, Mrs. James Markley and Miss Caiolyn Weigmann. After the supper, entertainment will be a bakery auction and bingo. Tuesday the Catholic, Ladies of Columbia will convene for a business meeting at toe C. L. of C. hall, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Zion Lutheran rTeedie club meet all day at the parish i ill, Wednesday, beginning at f a.m. For the noon potluck dinr.each memoer is to bring her table service. . Indianapolis Girl Is Festival Queen NORTH WEBSTER, Ind. ffl — Diane Schmidt, Indianapolis, was named “Queen of the Mermaid Festival” > here Sunday. Miss Schmidt entered as “Miss Water Sports” won the honor over six other “Mermaid Princess" entrants in the festival queen of lakes contest.

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Mrs. Arthur Voglewede, who unb derwent major surgery two weeks , ago in St. Mary’s hospital. Roches- ‘ ter, Minn., will return today by ’ airplane, accompanied by her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sandler and ’ son Neil, of Hammond, were week- , end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kalver and family..;The younger i Hammond and Miss Carol Kalver are engaged to wed August 11. t Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holthouse have returned home from a week’s visit at lola, Kans., where they attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mrs. Holthouse’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. ’ H. Burger. 1 s Mrs. Boyd H. Full-r, Hollywood. Colif., is visiting her sis--1 ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and . Mrs. C. E. Holthouse, in Decatur this week. 1 Mrs H. L. Confer and daugh- ■ ter, Mrs. C. J. Beavers, Fort Wayne, formerly of Decatur, were visitors here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Thomas, and children of Kalamazoo, Mich., visited in Decatur Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Georgy C. Thomas of . the Mud Pike. The younger Thom- : as is city recreation director at I Kalamazoo. Mrs. George Flanders of this ; city is visiting her deughter, Mrs, ■ Hugh Lawrence, in Peru this week Out-of-state visitors to the SatI urday evening wedding of Marilyn Jaberg to Thomas Drew included

Mr. and .Mrs. Dan Jaberg and Gary and Alan and Mr. and Mrs, Ken Tabulta, Fon du Lac, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Burley T. Drew and Frances Detroit, Mich.; Mri and Mrs. W. J. McPeak and Mr. . and Mrs. Kenneth Fegley and. Joan and Jean, Bucyrus, O.; Mrs. A. L. Scherry, Alexandria, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs? Lynn Stewart and Robert and I Lee, Ohio City, O.; and Mr, and . Mrs. Ed Stocksdale, Urbana, O. Hoosier out-of-town visitors to ■ the Drew-Jaberg wedding were - Mrs. L. R. Sandler, and Neil Sandler, Hammond: Mr. and Mrs. Gori don Glentzer, Portland; Dr. and i Mrs. Cyril Taylor, Indianapolis; ' Mr. and Mrs. James Mf'ses, Jr , • Marion; Mrs. Irene Schmerk, Miss ‘ Mildred L. Krumel, Mr. arj Mrs, Max Sprunger, Mrs. Florence Turner, Miss Beverly Turner, Thomas Norwelt, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alter, Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes, Mr. and Mrs, James Scherer and Brad, Mrs. Della Zimmerman, Mr and Mrs. Chai Borne and Jeffrey. -- Tim, and Tommy. Dwight Bieberich, Don Bieberich, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Borne and Terry and Cathy, NJr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weaver. I and Mr. and Mrs. David Kilcoyne • and Jackie Sue, all of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neaderhous- : er and Judy, Berne; Mr. anti Mrs. Earl Wood, Markle; Mr. and Mrs George T. Drew, Geneva; and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Perry and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer E. Hart and Judy Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Verlon Barkley and Deborah, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barkley, all of i Monroeville. I Mr. and Mrs. Leroyed Stetler and

Ronnie left Thursday afternoon for their home in California. Having attended the birthday supper and reunion in honor of Lawrence Stetler, they will also visit relatives in Reno, Nev., for several days. Visiting Judge Lloyd Mahan, her son. and his wife, in Parkston, S. Dak., Mrs. Maud Mahan accompanied them to plerre, S. Dak., and spent several hours in the Capitol and museum there. Paintings of the governors and beautiful murals on the walls of the Capitol building were among the sights, Mrs. Mahan reports, that were wonderful. Dr. and Mrs. R. K. Parrish and Dickie and Terry, of Indianapolis, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Fi ank Parrish and Judge and Mrs. Myles. Parrish and son Frank. Mrs. Leo Meyers has returned home from Lima, 0., after attending funeral services of her cousin. Miss Kathryn Wilhelm, at the St. Rose Catholic church, lasi week. | Gregoty James is the name of a baby boy born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. James Holthduse, Fort Wayne, at Park View Memorial hospital. The baby, second son in the family, weighed six pounds and 14 ounces. At the Adams county memorial hospital: Irvin and Alice Dick Liechty, route 4, became the parents of a son at 10:36 a.m. Saturday. He weighed eight pounds, two ounces. T«. Charles and Eli aw««h Jane

Johnson Jacobs, route 5, a son weighing nine pounds, 11 ounces, was born at 1:50 a.m. Sunday. At 5:25 a.m. Sunday, a sevenpound, five ounce daughter was bom to Don and Martha Laurent Giant, route seven, Fort Wayne. Today at 10:22 a.m., Jacob and ( Rosina Schwartz Wickey, route two, Berne, became the parents of a daughter weighing six pounds, six and one half ounces. Commissioners In Monthly Session /*. Regular monthly claims were allowed during the first part of today’s meeting of the county commissioners. A report of the county home was given by George Fosnaugh, who is county home superintendent, and another report was submitted stated that another tuberculosis patient has been transferred to the Irene Byron sanitorium, in Fort Wayne. On the request of Marshall Hilpert, of St. Mary’s township, the commissioners will inspect a ditch on his property. Other business brought before the commissioners included two petitions for black-top-ping of roads. A petition was pre-'' sented by residents living in a new residential area past Ben Eiting’s home, that a portion of road 8 in Washington township be. blacktopped, and the same request was submitted by several residents of Kirkland township, seeking the bl^ck topping of a stretch of road running past the Antioch Beery church.

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FORT RILEY, Kan. (AHTNC) * Army PFC. Robert L. Sudduth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted J. Sudduth, 1110 Elm St., Decatur, Ind., IP- - cently was named enlisted aide for a day to the commander of the Ist Division’s 26th Infantry at Fort Riley, Kan. A cannoneer with the infantry’s mortar battery, he was selected for his soldierly appearance, knowledge of duties and military courtesy. Sudduth, whose wife, Hillis, lives on Route 6, entered the army in September, 1955. ; n I - . V , i Trade in a aooc towr — Decatur IM ■' W ■“■■■■■mwummmmmk Quality Photo Finishings All Work Left Before 8:00 p. m. Monday . Ready Wednesday at 10 >. m. Holthouse Drug Co.