Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 203, Decatur, Adams County, 28 August 1958 — Page 3

THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1958

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MR, AND MRS. HOWARD SAHR of 68 S. Woodlawn Ave., Battle Creek, Michigan, announce the engagement of their daughter, Maryanne, to Dan William Krueckeberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krueckeberg of Decatur. Miss Sahr is a 1956 graduate of Central high school and in the fall will be a junior student at Valparaiso University, Valparaiso. She is a member of Alpha Xi Epsilon sorority. Krueckeberg graduated from Decatur high school in 1956 and also will be a junior at Valparaiso University. He is a member es Theta Chi fraternity and is studying engineering law. An early spring wedding is planned by the couple.

Calendar items for today's pubication must be phoned in by U a.m. (Saturday 9:30) Phone 3-2121 Miss Marilou Uhrick THURSDAY — ’ Sacred Heart study club, Mrs. Kenneth Schwaller. 8 p.m. Our Lady of Victory study club, IT’S NEW! A delight for every seamstress FRUIT of the LOOM DRIP-DRY — CREASE RESISTANT—SPOT and SOIL RESISTANT A A SQUARE ®V PRINT New Fall Patterns and Plain Shades. See them Tomorrow. 59C yd. EHINGER & KORTENBER The Boston Store

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Mrs. Irenaeus Gase, 8 p.m. St. Ambrose study club, Mrs. ! Herman Braun, 7:30 p.m. Women of the Moose, Moose home, officers 7:30 p.m., lodge, 8 p.m. W.S.W.S. oFUnldn Chapel E.UB church. Miss Janet Brown, 7:30 ' , p.m. | Union township Home Demon- \ stration club. Hanna Nuttman i uark. 6:30 p.m.. bring table servI ice and covered dish. FRIDAY Friendship Circle of the Mission- ’ ary church. Hanna Nuttman park, 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY Rumple reunion. Center school west of Rockford, Ohio, 12 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schueler of Friona, Texas visited with friends and relatives here recently, Mrs. Schueler was. formerly from Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Sauer i of Bloomington. Illinois, returned ! home after spending the week-end , with Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Saurer. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown of North Second street, entertained their niece, Miss Nell Gwyn John- ; son of Cleveland, Ohio over the week-end. Miss Johnson has just returned from a trip to Europe where she visited art centers and took an art course under Swedish artist Hans Ingrum. Mr. and Mrs.* Glenn Roop of Gibson City, Illinois, are visiting friends and relatives in Decatur this week. Over the week-end, aci companied by Miss Marilou Uhrick | and David Roop, they visited with j Mr .and Mrs. Charles Roop of Mau- ' mee, Ohio. .—, -—- Trade in a good town — Decatrr in ■" "1

MISS CAROLYN VACHON COMPLETES WEDDING PLANS Completed plans have been announced by Miss Carolyn Vachon for her September 6 wedding to Donald D. Schmitt. The couple will exchange vows at 10 o’clock in St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Fort Wayne, with the Rev. Simeon Schmitt, uncle of the bridegroomelect, officiating. Miss Vachon has asked her sister, Mrs. Thomas A. Miller, Decatur, to attend as matron of honor. Bridesmaids will be Mrs. John W. Zahm, Huntington, and the Misses Lizabeth Mille and Genevieve Vachon of New Haven. Hubert P. Schmitt, Jr. will serve his brother as best man and guests will be seated by Anthony J. Faurote, Charles Schannon, Edward P. Peck of Decatur, and the bride-elect’s brother, Robert L. Vachon, Jr. of New Haven. Hostesses at the reception to be held at American Legion Post 47, Fort Wayne, will be Mrs. William Rohyans and the Misses Mary Schrader, Joan Koch and Margaret Brennan of Fort Wayne. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leo Vachon of New Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Hu- ! bert P. Schmitt of 107*4 North Second Street, Decatur. JOLLY HOUSEWIVES HOLD MEETING TUESDAY EVENING Member’s of the Jolly House j Wive’s home demonstration club opened their meeting by repreat-, ing the club creed at their meet- ■ i ing held Tuesday evening at the i Pleasant Mills school. Mrs. Sam Haggard gave the de- • ! votions and the group sang the, I song of the month. Answering roll . i call by telling of a vacation they would like to take and why. the » ; members hear Mrs. Darrell Clouse 8 gave the lesson on a “Diet.” After the business meeting and j during hour. games were 0 played and white elephant gifts j were given as prizes. Mrs. Leland. . Ray was awarded the door prize.] i Serving refreshments to the 26 . members and one chlid were Mrs. Dave~Sdvihe,“Mrs. Lawrence Ehrsam. Mrs. Sam Haggard, and Mrs. Marshall Hilpert, MRS. RUSSELL MOSER HOSTESS TO CLUB An August meeting of the Mer,l j rier Mondays club was held at the home of Mrs. Russell Moser ; with Mrs. Leo Sheets as co-hos-tess, recenly. After the meeting was opened i by the members repeating the club i creed, devotions were given by i Mrs. Darold Arnold and Mrs. Lor- j en Liechty. Following the roll call,l ’ the secretary's report was given ] 1 and approved. Mr. Darold Arnold • and Mrs. Dale Fruechte present--1 ed the lesson on meat cookery. A picnic supper was held after I r the business meeting, and a baby I 1 thank you was read from Mrs. j 1 Carlton Worthman. During the ! ■ course of the evening, several f members received secret pal gifts. 1 Members are asked to bring a - sample 1 of their hobbies to the e September meeting- for a sale. t

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MISS KAREN MURTAUGH GIVEN BRIDAL SHOWER Recently a bridal shower was given in honor of Miss Karen Murtaugh, bride elect of Donald Junk of Ft. Wayne. Hostesses for the shower were Miss Eleanor Junk, Miss Delores Kintz and Miss Margie York. After being greeted by her guests, Miss Murtaugh opened her many gifts. Games were played followed by the serving of refreshments by her hostesses. Present for the occasioin were: Mrs. Pauline Murtaugh. Mrs. Cletus Junk, Mrs. Richard Deininger, Mrs. Walter H. Gilliom, Mrs. Larry Kelly, Miss Sheila Murtaugh, Miss Maureen Murtaugh, Miss Angela Jauregui, Miss Judy Bedsworth, Miss Patricia Litle, Miss Sharon Purk, Miss Marian Bashara, Miss Sue Holthouse, Miss Judy Parrish, Miss Rita Heimann. Those unable to attend but sending gifts were: Mrs. Vincent Faurote, Miss Alice Gage, Miss Anna Miller, Miss Mary Lou Voglewede and Miss Katherine Junk. CONVENTION OF W.C.T.U. IS HELD IN MONROE ! The annual convention of the Adams county Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held Tuesday beginning at 10 o’clock at the Monroe Farm Bureau building. Mrs. Dortha Shady presided for | the opening of the convention and devotions for the morning were ] given by Mrs. C. W. Wilson, who ' used the sveenteenth chapter of John as her scripture. Paul Ehrsam and Mrs. Myron ' Haggard presented musical selec-' tions and they were accompanied | by Mrs. Elmer Ehrsam. Mrs. John | R. Gage presented the secretary’s and treasurer’s reports after which a workshop was held with the ] following leaders, Mrs. C. W. WilI son, Mrs. Frank Bohnoke, Mrs. Floyd Stoneburner. Mrs? Irvin j ! Lockner, Mrs. John R. Gage, Mrs. ■ Ann Sprunger, and Mrs. Eli Lugin- , i bill. After the noon prayer was offered by Mrs. Ferd Mettler, a potluck dinner was served in the dining room. Mrs. Vernon Riley presented the afternoon devotions after the afternoon session was begun with , group singing. Following the devotion, the group sang “I’m A ' Child of The King." , Miss Janis Sprunger and Miss Anita Liechty accompanied by Miss Doris Liechty sang a special number. Near the end of the : meeting, the following officers I were elected, president, Mrs. Dor- ] 1 tha Shady, vice president. Mrs. I Orval Lenhart, secretary, Mrs. I Frank Bohnke, treasurer, Mrs. John R. Gage. The speaker for the afternoon was the W.C.T.U. vice president, j Mrs. Cleo Parrish of Fountain | City. She spoke on the preventI ion of alcholism and told of her | two weeks stay in Washington, D. I VA pin was awarded to Mrs. Orval Lenhart of the Monroe Union club, for having the most members of her union present. Announcement was made of the fall convention to be held at Warsaw October 14-17. „ A candlelight service was held ! in memory of members who had passed away in the past year and a prayer was offered by Mrs. Eli Luginbill to close the meeting.

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A SEPTEMBER WEDDING is planned by Miss Marilyn Wittung and her fianc'r Robert W. Rawley. Miss Wittung is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Wittung of West Market Street, Rockford, Ohio and Rawley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rawley of Decatur. A graduate with the class of 1956 of Rockford high school, Miss Wittung also was graduated from Frederick’s Beauty College in Lima, Ohio. Her fiance was graduated from Decatur high school and is employed by Central Soya in Decatur.

ROSS CROWNOVER CELEBRATES 6th BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dawson of 710 Line street entertained Wednesday evening with a party in honor of Mrs. Dawson's son. Ross Crownover. He will celebrate his sixth birthday anniversary Friday. Games were played out of doors and later the honored guest opened his gifts. Those attending were Rita Wendell, Diane Hitchcock, Mary Lou Emmerson,,,Mary Ellen Linder, Eileen Eichhorn, Clyde Hitchcock. Doug Putteet. Jerry Fritz. Willy Putteet. Tom Gray. John Loughn, Marvin Debolt, John Heare and Ross’ sister Luella Dawson. Unable to attend were Gregory Gook, Barbara Zwick, Danny Jackson, David Dowell, Mr. and Mrs. William Dawson, Billy. Ricky, Kit-, ty, and Gary Dawson and Miss Jackie Comment. Mrs. Kenneth Schwaller will be hostess to the- members of the Sacred Heart study club Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. James Francis and Vera Krick Jamison became the parents of a seven pound boy, born Monday at i 7:25 p.m. at the Wells County hospital. At the Adams county memorial hospital: Hilbert and Evelyn Zell Thieme

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of route 5, are the parents of a six pound, six and one half ounce girl born at 8:30 o’clock this morning. o— — * o 20 Years Ago Today O r -————O Aug. 28. 1938, was Sunday and no Paper was published.

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