Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 103, Decatur, Adams County, 1 May 1958 — Page 4

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To Germany FORT BENNING, GA. (AHTNC) — Pvt Raymond L. Litchenbcrger, son of Mr. and Mrs. William IJtcbenberger, route 5. Decatur, Ind., is scheduled to depart from Fort Denning, Ga , in mid-May for Europe under Operation Gyroscope, the Army’s unit rotation 1

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plan.Lichtenberger is a member of the 3d Infantry Division which is replacing the 10th Infantry Division in Germany. The 23-year old soldier, a truck driver in Mortar Battery of the division’s 4th Infantry, entered the Army in November 1957 and completed basic training at Fort BenI ning, Ga. He was graduated from Pleasant Mills high school in 1954' and was employed by the W. E. Ruesser Company, Berne, in civilI an life. !•

* Raving Rangers The Roving Rangers of Root township held a meeting at the Monmouth school Tuesday at 1:90 p.m. Demonstrations and talks were given by Harold Weldler, on dairying, Billy Jones, on handicraft, Roy Fuhrman, on insects, ..- 1. 1 —■

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and Calvin CaNtom, nn health and safety. John Fbhrman led the group in singing, and pledges wore led by Roy Fuhrman and Jaek Miller. Roll call was given by Mike Carr. A possibility of visiting the zoo at Toledo, 0., was discussed. Next meeting for the dub is scheduled for May 13. at 7:» t>.m. at the Monmouth school. Trade in a good town — Decatur

MZhD Am* g*gj2 wnwg vp€retro rrtooy rtignr At Lutheran School “The Children of Old Mother Goose,” by Grace and Oliver Robinson. is the name of the operetta to be presented Friday at 7:30 p.m. by the children of Zion Lutheran school in the auditorium of the Zion parish hall. West Monroe street. Miss Evelyn Nussbaum, teacher of the school, will direct the presentation. All of the chil-

dren of the day-school, grades one and two, excepting those who are home with the mumps, will participate in the dperetta. Principal characters of the production are: Ole King Cole, Duane Thieme; Mother Goose, Jane Hammond; and. Old Woman who lives in a Shoe, Vickie Wolfe and Tonna Bultemeier, substitute. Mrs;- Louis Jacobs will accompany the children at the piano, and Mrs. Arnold Ostermeyer and Mrs. Louis Zwick are in charge of make-up.

The following children will participate in the operetta: Keith Bultemeler, Jane Friedt, Mark Jacobs, Beth Hollopeter, Patrick Kenney,’Phillip and David Kukelhan, Duane Moser, Jerrold Steele, Barbara Zwick, Ricky Archer, Linda August, Tonna Bultemeier, Duane Davis, Thomas Fuelling, Wayne Geiger, Fred Gernand. Jane Hammond, Dennis Huffman. Lyle Meier, Michael Miller, Tony Ostermeyer, Donna Reidenbach, Duane

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