Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 179, Decatur, Adams County, 31 July 1958 — Page 3

THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1958

MISS BETTY BULTEMEIER HONORED AT SHOWER A miscellaneous shower in honoi of Miss Betty Bultemeier was held recently, with Mrs. Melvin Frosch, Mrs. Donald Hoffman and Mrs. Martin P. Bultemeier as hostess. After refreshments were served by the hostesses. Miss Bultemeier «. opened her gifts which had been placed on a table which was decked with a bouquet of flowers and a miniture bride and bridesmaids dolls with the colors of green apd white used throughout the room. Helping to honor the bride-elect were the Mesdames Roy,Bixler, Harold Schamerloh, Fred SchamerJ_9h. Robert Asbaucher, Morris Weighman, Carl Melcher, Harold Sauers, Otto Fuhrman, Russel Stonesifer, yDelmar Gerbqrs, Dean . Doctor, Martin H. Bultemeier and the Misses Genny Rerter, Coleen and Linda Doctor, Lorine Reiter, and Marlene Bulmahn. Miss Bultemeier also received gifts from the Mesdames Robert Klingel, Gilbert Hoffman, Herbert Doctor, Kenneth Doctor and Miss Eloise Aumann who were unable to attend. TOMMY RASH OBSERVES BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Master Tommy Rash celebrated his fifth birthday anniversary recently with a party given at the home of his parents, Mr .and Mrs. Lawrence Rash. The young guests played games and were served refreshments of ice cream and cake. Favors of party hats, balloons and pencils were also given to each guest. Those present were Master James and Master Robert Scott of California, Miss Jane Ann Smith, Miss Jane, Miss Nancy, Miss Sharon, Master David, and Master , Eugene Friedt, Miss Laurie Johnson, Miss Clauria and Miss Tonno Bultemeier, Miss Pamela Hall, Miss Barbara and Miss Nancy Keller, and Master Dennis Rash. Those unable to attend were Miss Deborah Bultemeier and Master Bobby Schafer. ANNUAL KOLTER REUNION HELD AT BERNE SUNDAY Sunday, the annual Kolter reunion was held at Lehman s Park in Berne with a basket dinner served for the evening meal. Members of the family attending were Mr. "and Mrs. Kotter. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Kolter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Borne. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heller, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kolter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Borne and family. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moser and son. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kolter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bieberich and family, Mrs. Alan Baker and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beer and family. . Following the dinnejr, Adolph Kolter presided at the business meeting, at which time it was decided to have the 1959 reunion at the same location on the last Sunday of July. A meeting of the members of the Veterans of the Foreign Wars auxjliary will be held Monday at 8 o’clock at the Post Home. -t— — . Richmond Woman Is Drowned Wednesday CONNERSVILLE, Ind (UPI) — Delores Beckner, 35, Richmond, drowned late Wednesday in the east fork of the White River two said the body was discovered by miles south of here. Authorities Harry Dail, an employe of a Connersville gravel firm about two hours after she was reported missing.

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d Calendar items for today's pub r ication must be phoned in by 11 n *JB. (Saturday 9:30) Phone 3-2121 a Miss Marilou Uhrick ® THURSDAY Women of the Moose, Moose . home, officers at 7:30 p.m. and , regular meeting at 8 p.m. Story hour, library auditorium, * 4 o’clock. S MONDAY — — “ V.F.W. Auxiliary, Post home, 8 i P- m - t Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lichtenstiger t have been visiting this week in Des catur with Hank Lichtenstiger. j From Colombia, South America, the younger Lichtenstiger works there as an accountant for Goodyear Tire and Rubber company. The three left this morning for i Owensboro, Ky., where they will - visit with the elder Mr. Lictenstig- » er’s daughter for about a week. Richard McConnell, Decatur, recently purchased ten acres of land ; owned by Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bi- ; berstein, southwest of Berne. Mcf Connell’s daughter and son-in-law s will reside there in the near future. Mrs. Julia Jane Eicher, the for- . mer Miss Julia Hollopeter, is a pas tient in the Irene Byron hospital , in Fort Wayne, where she will be j hospitalized for a year, r John Myers, Mrs. Vivian Miller . and Miss Nellie Myers of Decatur, i attended the Myers reunion Sun- , day at Fort Wayne. f Cletus Hocker, of Austin, Minn., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hockj ‘er, of Decatur, will fly here Friday f for a weekend visit with his parents. Hocker is a vice-president of Hormel, Inc. John Dorwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Deane Dorwin, returned home . this week from two months in , northern Idaho, where he worked i with the U.S. forest service. Dorwin injured his back slightly in a > motor scooter accident while in ‘ Tdifho. when -a -trhe feH across- thej road in front of him during a , storm. r Mrs. Leo Bentz is reported reI covering from surgery performed recently at the Adams county me1 mortal hospital. Mrs. Bentz is con- . valescihg at her home in Pleasant . Mills. I Puerto Rico Reports • First Bank Robbery ‘ SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPD—Police . searched today for a bandit who perpetrated what was described as Puerto Rico's first bank rob- , bery. ' The guman entered a San Juan branch bank Wednesday, shot the general manager in the leg when he tried to sound the alarm, scooped up about $16,000 and escaped. . Decatur Resident Is Injured In Fall 1 Miss Celia Mayer was taken to the Adams county memorial hospital Wednesday afternoon after falling down the basement stairs at her home at 814 North Third street. « It was reported that a neighbor i lady found Miss Mayer approximately one hour after the mishap occurred. A local ambulance was summed and the lady was taken io the hospital for treatment. It was learned today that Miss Mayer : s suffering from shoulder injuries as a result of the accident. I —• Last Time Tonight — I Technicolor Smash! "SAYONARA” i with MARLON BRANDO I Red Buttons, Miiko Taka I Only 50c—Children Free FRL & SAT. Thrilling Story of Daredevil Pilots—First Showing! TAB HUNTER ETCHIKACHOUgEAU —ADDED EXCITEMENT— As Great *» ’ “HlghNoon” '' “3:10 TO YUMA” Glenn Ford, Van Heflin

' * /iSwH MRS. LISSETTA PRESS and Walter Gotsch repeated vows recently before the Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt in the Zion Lutheran church. Attending the couple were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reinking. Following the ceremony, a wedding dinner was held at the Fairway and the new Mr. and Mrs. Gotsch left for a wedding trip. They are now at home at Aurora, Ill.—Photo by Johnsdn.

Six Polio Cases Added In Indiana INDIANAPOLIS <UPD — Six cases in five counties were added to Indiana’s “official” polio count during the past week. They did not include the state’s first polio death ( of 1958. The Indiana State Board of Health listed 2 in Cass and 1 each in Clark, Montgomery, Parke and Warrick Counties, all of them reported last week. Previously only four cases were reported — one each in Lake, Marion, Clark and Warrick Counties. A South Bend man died earlier this week from polio. Kendallville Man Is Shocked Fatally * FORT ~WAYNET”Ina. “ fUPIV' Clarence Miller, 36, Kendallville, was electrocuted today when he touched a switch to turn off an electricial machine in an industri-al-plant where he worked. Foreman Mainard Anderson said Miller complained earlier that he got a shock when he touched the switch, but a maintenance man could find nothing wrong. f*-11-Year-Old Rocket Enthusiast Killed TEANECK, N. J. (UPI) An 11-year-old rocket enthusiast was killed Wednesday when a homemade rocket—propelled toy auto blew up in his face. Merrill Poliakoff was proly after the rocket — an empty carbon dioxide cartridge filled with saltpeter, sulphur and charcoal — exploded when he touched a match to it and sprayed his chest and shoulder with metal fragments. i > trade in a good town — Decatts

A I ■ I IB WITH THE EISENHOWER BROTHERS-President Eisenhower engages in conversation with Ambassador Guillermo SevillaSacasa (right) of Nicaragua. They were on hand at the Washington airport to see Secretary of State John Foster Dulles (center) off for Bonn, West Germany. At bottom, Dr. Milton Eisenhower, the President’s brother; jokes with - Mrs. Luis Munoz Marin, wife of the Puerto Rican governor, on his arrival at San Juan. Later, Dr. Eisenhower represented the United States Government at ceremonies marking the sixth anniversary of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.

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Chicago Youth Given Long Prison Sentence Enters Guilty Plea To Robbery Charge LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI) — A Tippecanoe Circuit Court Judge handed a 10-25 year sentence in the Indiana State, Reformatory to John Delk. 19, Chicago, following Delk’s guilty plea to robbery charges Wednesday. During the same proceedings, Glen W. Prophet, 29, Chicago; filed a motion for a new trial. He based the motion on an alleged error in the first trial because of evidence admitted over defense objections. He also said the defense was refused permission to ■ -give - certain- instructions- to the jury and that the verdict was “contrary to law and was not sustained by sufficient evidence.” Prophet is presently serving a life term for his part in the shooting of Carroll County sheriff Calvin Carey last March. Delk and Prophet were originally arrested in connection with the March 5 shooting of Carey after they overpowered th.e sheriff and deputy John Miller and escaped with Carey's revolver. Carey was shot in the abdomen with his own gun during the struggle. The two men were charged with inflicting physical injury in commission of robbery. To Transfer American Base Over To Chile SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI) — The United States and Chile have reached agreement on the transfer to Chile of an American base in the Antarctic, it was disclosed today. The base is in territory claimed by Chile.

Three From County Attend Camp Shaw Represent County At Young People's Camp Miss Gloria Koeneman, Miss Sally McCullough, and Miss Legora Markle will represent Adams county at Camp Shaw in the upper peninsula of Michigan for the Midwest Bureau young peoples’ camp August 1 through 4. Miss Koeneman and Miss McCullough left early as Miss Koeneman must report early for an officer's meeting. She was elected secretary of the midwest rural youth camp. Mrs. Richard Augsburger will take their places in the extension office for the rest of the 4-H fair. Miss Markle will leave this evening for the camp, which is located near Chatham, Mich. Twelve mid-west states will be represented by the four-day camp;

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30 delegates will come from In- ■ - diana. During their stay the young . wftll people will participate in group WILL TUU discussion centered on “You Are the Key,” based on citizenship. „ B||"P|B ■■IlfWA They will exchange state ideas Nkhll KI 11NKt IX for rural youth in addition to re- MMIIIIIbi ■ w creation, including sports and IIEYT Uli BITE DO cookouts, for their regular camp NIA I nINIKaKa 1 session. „ BETTER BUY THEM NOW! 4&jOSNTAI I fß'day and SATURDAY v™ • Last Two D a y S o f Chris Raber, Monroeville; Miss BLACKWELLS l Celia Mayer, Decatur; Mrs. SilI vino Vergara, Decatur; Joe H. IBV B IMBV Bl ABIIfET CAI E Schwartz, Geneva; Dowell Sing- fcH I **A a ViAI ML AHKEI vALE i er, Decatur. — Mrs. Clarence Zimmerman, Ft. ALL KINDS OF BLANKETS ' SXX: AT EXTRA special low prices Decatur; Mrs. Dean Plumley and BUT TUEM IM I BV B IMBV 1 baby girl, Monroeville; Earl Hunt- "111 IHL HI 111 LAT a A a WAI er, Geneva. I . 1

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