Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 157, Decatur, Adams County, 5 July 1957 — Page 3

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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dale —Photo by Anspaugh

Mary Ann Bender Is Wed Saturday To Donald Dale At 6:30 p.m., Saturday in the rectory of the St. Mary's Catholic church, Mrs. Mary Ann Bender, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. August Lengerich, and Donald Dale, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Death, were united in marriage, the Rev. Father Contant officiating at the double-ring rite. Blue lace over taffeta fashioned the gown of the bride. It featured a draped neckline that extended to a V neckline and a panel floating to the hem of the skirt. She» wore a lace-effect hat, and carried a bouquet of pink roses and carnations with stephanotis. Mrs. Richard Lengerich, sister-in-law of the bride, from Monroe, attended as matron of honor in a yellow gown almost identical in style to the bride's. Her headdress was like the bride’s also, and she carried a bouquet of yellow roses with blue scattered carnations. Richard Lengerich, brother of the bride, attended as groomsman Members of the immediate family attended the reception held in

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the couple's honor at 8:30 that evening at 928 South Thirteenth street. Mrs. Dale attended St. Joseph’s school, Decatur, and the bridegroom, Decatur high school. He is s an employe of the Fisher Body c plant in Marion. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Dale are residing j in Decatur. 1 GALS AND PALS CLUB HAS J JULY DINNER MEETING 1 At the July meeting of the Gals ■ and Pals home demonstration club J Tuesday evening, 22 members were 1 present for the dinner served al 5 the Fairway restaurant. ’ Following the dinner, a brief bus- ' iness session was held, with the 1 club president, Mrs. Gordon Suman, conducting. ’ PLANS MADE FOR DECATUR DELEGATION TO PICNIC 1 Decatur home demonstration club 1 members who need transportation ’ to the picnic at Lehman’s Park at ' Berne Monday evening should call ‘ Mrs. Walter Lister for help, ac- , cording to completed plans for the Decatur delegation. Each is to bring her own table ’ service, a potato, and a serving of steak, in preparation for the special feature of the county picnic, “Outdoor Cookery.” Salad, dessert and drink will be provided by the committee at a small cost for each. VFW AUXILIARY SLATES PUBLIC PARTY FOR JULY 16 VFW auxiliary announced a public party, slated for July 16. after its business meeting Monday evening. That Tuesday, at 8 p.m., the auxiliary plans the party to be held at the VFW home. All donations are to be brought to the Post home on or before the sixteenth. Fifteen members were present, and th door prize was awarded to Jean Reidenbach, while the booby prize was presented to Audrey Ballard. Glenys Marta served the members after the meeting.

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MISS ANN RUBLE SURPRISED WITH BRIDAL SHOWER Miss Ann Ruble was guest of honor at a surprise bridal shower given for her Monday evening by Mrs. Roxy Ruble, Mrs. Tom Ruble, and Miss Judy Ruble at the latter’s home. The honored guest and Don Bieberich will be wed Saturday. White and ggeen were, the colors of the decoratHig scheme. A sprinkling can was the centerpiece and sweet peas and roses were used to carry out the themes Upon her arrival, the bride-elect received a corwge of white and pink asters. Games played during the evening were won by the Mesdames Eugene Schlemmer, Russell Plumley, and Lloyd Mischler and Miss Eva Mae Plumley. They, in turn, presented these gifts to the bribe- to-be. Refreshments were served to the Mesdames Vince Wurm. Taylor Holt. Lloyd Mischler, Woody Mo Bley, Harold Hakes, Orville Hoffman, Therman Ruble, Russell Plumley, Hammond, Eugene Schlemrter, William Pancake, Donald Brososky, Arthur Bieberich. Misses Debra Ruble, Beth Hakes. Becky Holt, Eva Mae Plumley. Sharon Holt, Shirley Wass, Delores Gerardot. Phyllis Castleman, - Linda Veit, and Kristi Mo Bley. • | Those unable to attend were the I Mesdames Fred Cress, Dan Freeby - and Wayne Cress and the Misses s Margaret Lothamer, Mary Lou f Brouwer, Frances Lortie, Johanna Knox, Vivian Mclntosh. Shirley ! Doutrey, Lucille Klinker, Delores Dager, Sandie Geis, Marlene Allison, and Ruby Lee. FIFTY-FIVE ATTEND s LADIES CLUB FAMILY NIGHT > Fifty-five took part in the pot- ! luck supper of the Kirkland Ladies I club family night, held recently at the Magley school, along with a - business meeting to discuss future - events of the club. On the summer calendar is the annual women’s home demonstration camp in Kosciusko county at Dowart Lake, August 19, 20, and 21. “Outdoor Cookery’’ will be the > highlight of the county picnic to be i held at the Berne park next Mont day. I For the next meeting, the group ■ will get together at the Adams Cen- ; tral school, to prepare for the 4-H fair. Hosts and hostesses will be : Mrs. Wava Arnold, Mrs. Bill t Scherry, Oscar Brown, and Roy • Heller. Saturday the Jolly Housewives home demonstration club of St. Mary’s township are sponsoring the bake sale to be held at the Western Auto store from 8:30 a.m. to noon. '— Eagles’ auxiliary will have their regular meeting at the Eagles hall at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Lionel BrentHnger will be hostess to the Mount Pleasant W§CS Thursday at 1 p.m. ' Thursday at 7:30 p.m., the officers of the Women of the Moose will meet at the Moose home. The general club meeting will begin afterwards at 8 p.m. For the Tuesday afternoon meeting, of the Rose Garden club, Mrs. C. D. Amick will be hostess. Mrs. Lloyd Arnold will serve as assistant hostess. • ...V • _ Kjßlti <THR ) Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks Dalton, Warsaw, became the parents of a son, who was named John, Jr., Wednesday at 4 p.m., in the Parkview memorial hospital in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Dalton is the former Nancy Bell, of Decatur. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Lake Tippecanoe, and Mrs. C. E. Bel! of Bellmont Road, Decatur, is greatgrandmother. At the Adams county memorial hospital: \ To Albert and Rosemary Habegger Amstutz, route one, Monroe,< a six-pound, 12-ounce daughter was born Wednesday at 11:07 p.m. Louis and Vera Geimer Laurent, 134 North Eighth street, became the parents of a* son Thursday at 4:10 p.m. The new arrival weighed six pounds, six-and-one-half ounces. At 4:20 p.m. Thursday, Ray and Lois Rains Hoover became the parents of a seal weighing seven pounds, seven ounces. i Admitted John Mann, Decatur; Oliver Schnepp, Decatur; Mrs. Marcus Moser, Berne; Charles Bohnke, Hoagland. Dismissed Gary, James and Marcella Steinbrenner, Geneva; Mrs. Gerald Light and daughter, Decatur; Mrs., Darwin Bohnke and daughter, Monroeville; Mire. Ellen Smith, Monroe; Mrs. Elizabeth Laisure, Monroe.

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MRS. LEO TEEPLE IS LOCAL J DELEGATE TO CONVENTION ( f Having left July 4 from Chicago r on the Delta Theta Tau special ] y train, Mrs. Leo Teeple, Decatur’s j , delegate to the national Delta , s Theta Tau convention, is en route , to Long Beach, Calif., where the ► convention will be in session July 10, 11, 12J and 13. . ’ s “Island Interlude” is the name -of the convention, hosted by Gpm- ( 1 ma Delta, who have planned it , j around a Hawaiian theme. Native j Polynesians will present the enter- ( t tainment, and a “Feast of the j Gods” will climax the festivities. ( * High points of the convention ( - business will be the reports of - chapters on their philanthropic r projects. Omicron chapter has had , , as its good will service, the Good- j g fellows club at Christmas, with sorority members buying and dis- ( e tributing clothing toys, and food to r local families in need of assist- j a ance. Last year the national sorority ‘ 1 spent a total of $112,053.12 for var- 1 - ious charities, and their members , gave 43,543 service hours to bos- , - pitals and other institutions. Also, \ i the members qpllected $89,079.61 j -for other humanitarian agencies j - such as the Red Cross. , Nationally, the sorority supports j the Delta Theta Tau nursing serv- ] » ice at Pippapasses, Ky.) and the , r Delta Theta Tau community school, 5 at Brinklfey, Ky., and has given i $5,000 for scholarships to the pilot i guide dog foundation for the blind. f Recently the sorority also com--3 pleted a $25,000 pledge to the Mag- . netic Springs Polio Foundation, Magnetic Springs, 0., for remodeling of a wing now named after Delta Theta Tau. Delta Theta Tau is a philanthrop- . ic sorority founded in 1903 in Mun--5 cie, and there are 201 active chapt, ters and 96 alumnae associations t throughout the United States. Mem- > bership numbers more than 15,000 j - Richard Kage Named t Director At School ; INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Richard ' C. Kage, 28, administrative assist- ' ant to the warden at the Michigan City State Prison since 1952. Thursday was named director of ’ personnel at Muscatatuck State j School. The appointment was announced I by Dr. Stewart T. Ginsburg, state , mental health commissioner. Former Decatur Lady Dies Last Evening Friends here have received word ‘ of the death of Mrs. Harley Franklin, of Crismer, at 7:15 o’clock Thursday evening in an East Gary hospital. Her husband was a former pastor of the Trinity United Brethren church in this city. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Lutheran church in Crismer. Society Items lor Today’s publication must be phoned in by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a.m.) Phone 3-212) BARBARA FIECHTER FRIDAY Harvesters and Y. P. M. B pf Mount Zion United Brethren church, Christmas tree wienCf roast, Mrs. Gifford Bunner, 6:30 p.m. SATURDAY . Jolly Housewives home demonstration club bake sale. Western Auto store, 8:30 to noon. . . SUNDAY Ice cream social, Immanuel Walther League, Immanuel Lutheran church. County Farm Bureau Picnic, Lehman’Park, Berne, 12 noon. MONDAY Past Presidents Parley, American Legion Home, 8 p.m. TUESDAY \ : Rose Garden club, Mrs. C. D. Amick, 2 p.m. . ’ ' Eagles' Auxiliary, Eagles hall, 8 p.m. Mount Pleasant WSCS, Mrs. Lionel Brentlinger, 1 p.m. THURSDAY ’ Officers of Women of Moose, 7:35 p.m., general meeting, 8 p'm., Moose home. GREETING CARDS Excellent Assortment OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAYS AIR CONDITIONED HOLTHOUSE _ Qn The Highway N. 13th St. Route 27

Mrs. Frances Anderson, wife of Berne’s new coach, William Anderson, will replace Miss Rose Sprunger as second grade teacher in the Berne-French school. Miss Sprunger resigned due to ill health. ' Sispon Schwartz, editor of the Berpe Witness, returned to his home Tuesday following an operation in Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne, for kidney stones. Bluffton retailers have adopted Friday night store hours, and will close at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. The tile mill road south of Berne to the Wabash river-Ceylop road" will open Monday. It has been blacktopped by the county highway department. J. Gordon Jackson of Goshen will direct the construction of the $600,000 addition to the First Mennonite church in Berne. Mj-s. Artie Jackson is recovering from recent surgery performed at the Adams county memorial hospital. She is at home now, on Decatur route three. Miss Nancy Kirsch left today for Bend, Ore., where she will become associated with the clinic in that city. Miss Kirsch is a graduate of the Ball State school of nursing. Today, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lower are returning to Yonkers, N. Y., after spending two weeks with Mrs. Homer D. Lower, of Decatur, and friends in Bluffton and Decatur. Mrs. Fred Smith, "Mrs. Charles Holthouse, and Mrs. Boyd H. Fuller, of Hollywood, Calif., visited in i St. Mary’s, 0., today.

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Mrs. Arthur Voglewede and daughters, Mary Lou and Alice, left yesterday for a vacation of several weeks at Coldwater, Mich-, where they have a cottage rented for the summer. This morning, Tear! Schock, of Midland, Mich., and Mrs. John Geimer, Colman, Mich., left for home after visiting their sisters, Mrs. Lucy Miller, and Mrs. Sam Diehl,.in Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. David Baker and daughters Kathleen and Rosemary, returned home Thursday after a month’s trip through western states. Lancaster Central school, three miles north of Bluffton, will form ■ a holding company to nelp build I .the projected $400,000 addition there. Roving Rangers With John Fuhrman conductings the Monmouth Roving Rangers met Monday evening at the Monmouth high-school. John-and Leroy Boerger led the pledges, and the 38 members present responded to roll call by paying Cal Caston read the minutes of the last meeting. Talks on entomology were given by Jack Miller and Tcftn Peck. Coming up July 15 is an ice cream party and regular meeting at Everett Singleton’s, beginning at 7:30 p.m. I r ' - - ' Trade in a (row rown — Decatur

Drowning Victim's Body Is Recovered INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — The body of Miss Brenda Duriss, 17, Indianapolis, who drowned Sunday when she was swept downstream while wading in flood waters of White River, was recovered Thursday by two sheriff's deputies. The body of Eugene Brarne, 27’ Indianapolis, who drowned while trying to rescue Miss Durrison was recovered last Tuesday. I

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