Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 139, Decatur, Adams County, 13 June 1960 — Page 3

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Mr and Mrs Robert 6 Workinger of Decatur *« engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. . Ann. to Roger L. Habegger. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan D. Ha,X U \'lL' a graduate of Decatur high school, is *mP*oyed in the office of the Decatur General Electric Cm Her “ graduate of Adams Central high school and the International Business College He is presently employed in the office of the Home Ddtry at Berne. The couple will wed July 31. 1 - '

HOME DEMONSTRATION WOMEN AT CONFERENCE Many Adams county home Demonstration women will spend the next three days in Lafayette attending the annual homemakers conference at Purdue University. Part of the group left today at 8 a.m. and the Adams county home

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demonstration chorus will leave Tuesday morning and return that evening. The theme of this year s conference is “To Market, To Market “ There will be many classes and sessions for the women to attend and on Wednesday the annual business of the Indiana home demonstration association will be held. Also included on the program is a “Salad Buffet" and the opportunity for the women to see the musical play "The Lute Song.” The women will return to the County Wednesday evening. Women attending the conference include: Mrs. Henry Heiman, Mrs. Wilbur Lengerich, Mrs. Leonard Schwaller, Mrs. Warren Kneuss, Mrs. Bruce Sprunger, Mrs. Leonard Johnston. Mrs. Richard Reinhart, Mrs. Erwin Stucky, Mrs. Austin Merriman, Mrs. Merle Riley. Mrs. Lester Sipe, Mrs. Nevin Miller, Mrs. Richard Moses, Mrs. Lee Fleming. Mrs. Arnold Erxleben. Mrs. Marvin Conrad. Mrs. Bertha Bowen, Mrs. Edith Bailey, Mrs. H. David Mosser, Mrs. Dan Reef, Magdelene Amstutz, Mrs. Ed Gerbers, Mrs. Erwin Fueling, Mrs. Harold Barger, Mrs. Robert Kershner, Mrs. Albert Beineke, - Mrs. Walter Buettner, Mrs. Fayloa Baumgartner, Mrs. June Windmiller, Mrs. Frances Biery, Mrs. Joe Hunter, Mrs. Leonard Wagley, Mrs. Roger Augsburger, Mrs. Millard Sprunger, Mrs. Orlando Lehman, Mrs. Robert Gerber. Mrs. Melvin Myers, Mrs. Harold Long, Mrs. Merle Kuhn. Mrs. Dan Striker, Mrs. Carl Menter, Mrs. Warren Nidlinger, Mrs. Earl Chase, Mrs. Forrest Walters, Mrs. Clifford Roe, Mrs. Franke Bohnke, Mrs. Gerald Durkin, Mrs. Harold Zeigler, Mrs. Bertha Miller, Mrs. Homer Reece, Mrs. Harry Moser, Mrs. Theron Fenstermaker, Julia Wilson, apprentice home gagnt and Lois M. Folk, home demonstration agent. Those attending for one day with the chorus group are: Mrs. William Neadstine, Mrs. Leland Ray, Mrs. Henry Adler, Mrs. Paul Rich, Mrs. Albert Davison, Mrs. Walter Lister, Mrs. Carl Barnett, Mrs. Frank Clingenpeel, Mrs. Richard Mailand, Mrs. Harry McDermott, Mrs. Manley Foreman, Mrs. Nellie Jackson, Mrs. Wilbur Stanley, Mrs. John Floyd, Mrs. Claude Laisure, Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Gilbert Stucky,

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SOCIETY

Clubs Calendar Items fur eartl dey‘* publication must ba pbonad in by 11 a m. iflaturday • Carol *aba«t Phon* MUI MONDAY Pythian Sisters. Mo>»e home. 7 8# pm Washington township Farm Bureau. Coop building In Mcncw. J JO p.m. Also the Pet and Hobby dub Past Presidents Parley of tha American Legion Auxiliary unit 43. Legion home. I p m Welcome Wagon dub. Mrs James Stokbe. 137 Ha rvestrr lame, ■ p.m Flo-Kan Sunshine girls. Moose home. 8: IS p.m. Merrier Mondays Home Demonstration dub. Mrs. W. R Lamar. 7 30 p.m. Junior Women’a dub. HannahNuttman park. 0:15 p m Order of Rainbow for Girls. Masonic hall. 7 p.m. TUESDAY Adams county rural youth. Hartford high school. 7:30 p m Eagles auxiliary. Eagles home. 8 p.m. Delta Theta Tau, Mrs. Leland Smith. 8 p.m. Profit and Pleasure Home Demonstration club. Mrs Severin Schurger, 7:30 p.m. Beta Sigma Phi sorority picnic. Hanna-Nuttman park. 8:30. Adams county Home Demonstration club. Ideal Bus statiop. 6 a.m. . • •» Adams county Home Demonstration chorus, Ideal bus station. 6 a.m. Olive Rebecca Lodge 88, Oddfellows hall. 7:30 p.m. St. Catherine Study club, Mrs, Eugene Heimann, 8 p.m. St. Dominic’s Study club, C. L. of C. hall. 6 p.m. Decatur Weight Watchers club, 314 N. Ninth street, 8 p.m. Kirkland WCTU. Ida Stetler, 1 p.m.

Gals and Pals home demonstration club, Pleasant Mills school, 7:30 p.m. Rose Garden club, Mrs. Dale Moses, 2 p.m. Psi lota Xi initiation, Community Center, 6:30 p.m. Tri Kappa business meeting. Community Center. 7:45 p.m. Dorcus class of EUB church, Mrs. Luther Brown. 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Registration for summer music classes. D. H. S. gymnasium, 8 a. m. T 3 Pleasant Mills Methodist W. S. C. S., Mrs. Benoit Johnson. 7:30 p. m. Christian Women’s Fellowship, First Christian church, 7 p.m. Decatur Home Demonstration dub. postponed one week. Zion Lutheran Missionary Society, Hanna-Nuttman park, 12 noon. THURSDAY BYB class. Trinity E. U. B. Church. 7:30 p. m. Friendship village home demonstration club. St. Marys and Blue Creek township soil conservation building 1:30 p. m. Zion Lutheran Needle club, Parish Hall, Ip.m. Honorary group of Psi lota Xi, luncheon-bridge, Community Center, 12:30 p. m. Women of the Moose, Moose home, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Dan Schwartz. Mrs. John Bluhm. Mrs. Martin Sprunger, Mrs. Marjorie Fox, Mrs. Betty Reinhart, Mrs. James Fenstermaker. Mrs. Alva Voorhees. Mrs. Pearlie Sielscott, Mrs. Martha McBames and Rachel Filer. Adrian Sherrer, director of the chorus, will accompany the chorus. MRS. EDGAR KIESS PRESENTS PIANO PUPILS Mrs. Edgar Kiess presented her piano pupils in a recital Thursday evening in the assembly hall of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church Featured in the recital were Bonnie Bowers, Renate Feasel, Ronnie Kling. Joyce Smitley, Barry Poling. Carla Lenhart, Carol Kiess, Jean Lose, Susan McCullough, Linda Kiess and Judy Lenhart.

SPEAKMAN-KELSEY VOWS SPOKEN Palms and flowers bedecked the Wren Church of the Nazarene in Which the double ring wedding ceremony of Leah Arlene Speakman and Ronald Lee Kelsey took place June 1. The Rev. Kenneth Noonan officiated in the speaking of the vows. The wedding music was provided by Larry Merriman and Mrs. Lgvonne Speakman. The bride appeared in a lovely blue suit accented by a white hat and pink roses. Maid of honor. Miss Ellamae Speakman, wore; a pink dress featuring a "V” neck. A pink headpiece and an orchid set off her costume nicely. For their children’s wedding, both mothers appeared in tan dresses and white carnation corsages. Jerry Kelsey, brother of the groom, was best man, with Master David Speakman, brother of the bride, and Master Bruce Kelsey, brother of the groom, acting as ushers.

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The teorpttao took place St Xigh! o rfork at the Rrete • bome Bar*era were the Mcada m«- * Itab? 11, jipeßkme*. Jotm Speakman, Tom Speakman, all »l»lrr»4Dlaw of ib«- brM<- f The new Mr* Krlwy la a graduate of Ptee»ant MUI* high tcbmdi and la proemUv .mptayed by Wayne Novelty 7>«- bridegroom la a graduate of WUlahlrv high »ch«»l and a atudent at Ft Wayne HudftC'lUl 600000a The couple will live in Wiltshire. Okie. MMOWER GIVEN FOR KARKN BRAUN A mi'crllanrou* xbow«-r wa« given for Karen Broun by Jan* Ixmgerlch and Carolyn Schultz at the latter’* home Gamer were played and prize* were won by Hoaeanne Litchfield. Marie Tricker, Suaie McKean, and Mr* Helen who in turn presented them to the bride to be , Following th< garner a luncheon war served Thoae present were Mr* Herman Braun. Mr* Herman Ixwha. Rose Los he. Judy Braun. Suaie Parrish. Susie McKean, Marilyn Murphy. Judy Roberts. Sarah Gass. Pat KiAtr. Mary Schulte. Bonnie Hake. Marie Trlcker. Amerlia Zcmoria. Judy Ellenberger. Carol Rumschlag. Roseanne Litchfield and Mrs. Tom Meyer. Those unable to attend were Pat Ruble. Pam Geimer. and Diane Rousseau. GRADUATES FROM PURDUE • WITH DISTINCTION” Miss Evelyn Doehrman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs E. C. Dochrman. route 1. Decatur, graduated Sunday. June 5. from Purdue University with a bachelor of science degree Miss Doehrman graduated with distinction. In order to so graduate the student must have completed a minimum of seventy hours at Purdue University, and in no case have less than a 5.00 index (Miss Doehrman’s was 5 54> out of a possible 6.00. The top ten per cent of the candidates for each degree are then selected to graduate “with distinction. Evelyn Doehrman is a member of Delta Rho Kappa, a scholastic honorary. Just before graduation she was presented the Phi Lambda Upsilon senior scholarship award of 1960 at Purdue. At graduation time she was awarded the 1960 American institute of chemists award as the outstanding chemistry graduate in the Purdue Uni» versity class of 1960. At the present time. Miss Doehrman is visiting with her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs David Graef, in Los Angeles, Calif. She has accepted a position in the research laboratories of the Ethyl Corp., Detroit, Mich., where she will start working the early part of July.

MRS.’ DEWAYNE AGLER HONORED WITH SHOWER Mrs. Dewayne Agler. the former Diane Kohli, bride of May 28. was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower Monday evening, June 6, given by Mrs. Robert Shaw, sister of the bride, at the home of Mrs. P. B. Kohli. Upon her arrival the honored guest was presented with a corsage of lavendar mums. The room in which the shower took place was beautifully decorated with lavendar and white streamers and white bells. Refreshments of cake, ice cream, punch and nut-cups were served. During the evening games were played and prizes awarded to Phyllis Singleton, Sharon Mattax, Donna Cauble, Mary Jane Shaw and Annie Singleton, who then gave them to Mrs. Agler. Those attending the shower were the Mesdames Harry Crownover, Willard Landis, Bill Eftrsam, Sr., Abe Everhart, Robert Shaw, P. B. Kohli, Doyle Rich, Guy Agler, Chester Smith, Carl Shaw, Louis Mattax, Paul Wolff, James Klenk, Jack Barlett, Delane Bowman, Martin Graber, Jr., and the Misses Jane Heyerly, Loutta Hamrick, Carolyn Andrews, Alice Steiner, Mary Jane Shaw, Donna and Karen Cauble, Phyllis, Kay, and Annie Singleton, Joan Rupert, Sharon Mattax, Esther Brehm, Barbara Wolff, Rosetta Gerber,

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Diane Am«4d and «to •***««* •**» Mr. Dmrayw AgW, _ Unable M attend bat wmtmg I atfu were Ito Mr-Umr. Arthur Rnutobush Hu.wll McWrr ®v» Br«-«rf#r. Rita ICrwin. Tto Mother I, and tto Miw* D»ru CauWe. 1 Dun* Krtshoet. Janet AgUr, Rmemary SrhUflman. handy ftrkklet. Mar-ha and Maran Xim merman Barbara Itoitor and, Ldilh Maltaa. AMEBIC AN LEGION AVXHIAAV ELECT* NEW OFFICEB* Tto American larglofl Ancillary! mri ar tto togum h«»mr Friday | The main function *4 U»c meet mg was Io elect new officer. The bu.lnro meeting was <'«*•. ducted by Mr. R C Herffi. prr*i*| dent An announcement was made to the effect that anyone nto had access to any toy's took* should brmc them to the l egion home «n that they could be taken Io the boys retinol at Plainfield. The child welfare chairman reported that right bag* of clothing had been gent ovrr*ea» Mr. Ed Bauer announced that Mary France. Beckman was elected the new junior chairman. The president announced that everyone shouki buy a flag and fly it on Flag !)•/. The following officer, were elected' president. Mrs. James Baker; first vice president. Mrs Howard Eley; second vice president. Mrs. Byrl Hunt; third vice president. Mr. Nancy Lengerich; secretary.' Mrs. Lawrence Rash; treasurer. Mrs. Ralph Roop, chaplain. Mrs. Frank Bohnke; historian, Mrs. Mabel Linger, sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Wilson Beltz. Delegates to the convention in August arc Mrs James Baker. Mrs R. C. Hersh. Mr?. Lawrence Rash and Mrs. Ralph Roop. The next meeting will be a social meeting June 24. SALEM W.B.C.S. HOLDS MEETING Mrs. Austin Merriman, president of the Salem Woman's Society of Christian Service, opened the June meeting with the devotional period. The scripture was taken from| the book of Matthew. Mrs. Arthur Young gave the prayer. The study lesson, “Set apart for me,” was given by Mrs. Carl! Schug. The president then read a ■ letter from Maxine Coleman, a 1 missionary who is stationed at Tandur, India, and also gave the closing grayer. An announcement was made that, the church’s family night supper will be held June 19 A special feature will be moving pictures: of the Holy Land, shown by John Gage. I

A practice volleyball session will be held by the Adams county rural youth Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Hartford high school. Team members will be chosen to participate in the district volleyball tournament. The BYB class of the Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church will meet Thursday at 7:30 at the church. Registration for the • summer music classes will .begin at 8 a m. Wednesday. AH children of the public school who will be in the fourth grade through the twelfth grade next year are eligible. The high school gym will be used for registration. The Pleasant Mills Methodist W.S.C.S. will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Benoit Johnson. The Friendship Village home demonstration club will meet at i the St. Mary’s and Blue Creek i township soil conservation build-: ing Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Birthday i auctions will be held. The Zion Lutheran Needle club 1 will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at: the parish hall. The honorary group of the Psi I lota Xi will have a luncheonbridge at the Youth and Cornmun-| ity Center at 12:30 Thursday. >

yippee;!! OYRIPON Remember DAD Jr 1 Father's AF . M Day / _ June 19 J 1 / 9 a- J w 2.99 BOTTOMS-UP. Comfortable terry and knit slipper. Soft rub^ er .f°'®' Machine-washable. Sizes, S-MH.-XI, for men; 3 Colors MILLER - JONES 142 N. 2nd St. Open Fri. A Sat. 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Locals Tto Rry Edward Pxcto iWM MMrr Os tto F»< < tow. ton etowb Irft Nutate* <■* Camp «*i lotto Itot-< J.* Fauttor* Mi* ‘ Linda McCi.m M*«« Gl<-«W> •Srtoatorer and Mi»< Kilty Hard mg all MnHien from tto Find ("Ilf r him nwrti’F week of June JoJS Rev PmWs wiU ■««md a Indian trike (toi-tian ramp •• a trict officer* and vnulh rommi.-i ‘Wwi4*r» df th<* of Ihrtiaosi | Will hr prrxllt Norman K<on«. day *<tow»l •uprrtffirtwl. nt of «to Fin' Ctowtian ebur<h and lav Ired- r. will record th< praver- <m the pravw for tto negt I*” week- tn Ito ab»«-ncr of tto K« v Edward Pneto Tto pm ver {torn. <3-315*. ha* now torn in aprrul..m in Dcmtur for tWb anti «m- Mlf month. It la located in Ito Find Christian church but designed f«a community use, Mr and Mr* Dan H. Tyndall attended the Kokomo high «♦>»•! commencement exercisaa Friday evening where ttotr granddaughter. Mi*. Judith Ann Denn* ».i* | one of the graduate, in a clnss <4 4tt Miss Drnny wm one of the 73 seniors who were recently e)ect<-d as members of the national honor society of America She plans to continue hem studies in the fall at Indiana University Debbie and Dennie Bentz. twin children of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bentz. Decatur, won first place Saturday at the Indiana Mate twins convention as the most alike boy and girl twins. Also attending the convention were Mrs. Wilbert Kirschner and twin sons Timmy and Tommy, and Sheila Kirschner Mr. and Mrs. Robert F Carr attended baccalaureate and comI mencement exercises at Indiana University where their daughter. Barbara graduated with a degree in sociology. They were accompanied by Mrs Joe Hobbs of MonI roeville. whose son. Max, graduated with the degree of doctor of jurisprudence. Barbara recently spent a few days at home beI fore leaving for Indianapolis l where she'is working this summer. She had as her house guest her college roommate. Miss Sally Tragessor of Tipton. While traveling in the Rocky

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M> Mr Mr* B / B T // Ai ihr A<li>ft%si r*winty iiwninrui* * ItJtort and Margaret Hoffman Buuck <4 nx.tc I. Ocatur. br-f came the nar< nt* «>f a seven I iMmnd, fifteen ounce, baby t»>y at I ’■ An « ight ‘pound baby girl pat bum at 3 SO a m todav to Letter ‘ II and Janet Hvrmg Sautbine of ij Homestead Hospital ADMITTED > Manter Thomas. Sprunger. Berne; , Masters Trrrv and Randall Augs- . burger. Berne; Robert Lord. De- ■ i catur. DISMISSED ) Mrs. Gerald Arnold and baby " toy. Berne; Miss Antonctte Park- ’ er. Fort Wayne. Miss Colleen Fair(i child, Decatur; Mrs. Herbert Stoner. Decatur; Baby Rebecca . Dell. Decatur: Joan Scheer. ! Berne: Miss Adina Sprunger. j Berne. i Fortune Is Found In . Raq Picker's Flat MILWAUKEE, Wis. fUPD-An ■ Bfi-year-old rag picker who lived ■i in a $23-a-month. litter-laden flat - left an estate valued at more than $741,000. it was reported today. Authorities who search the tiny, three-room flat of Albert Fried- - rich after his death found a garbage can filled with stock and • ’ bond certificates.

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Clyde Black Seeks Party Nomination t t- Ja W A I* l H x til ‘UPt I * R tiUri es • tiirrnrr Indian* * tint* AH Braley |*oHi hl* far tmiHintf hitVl tn tMh hit I hy MtHr trrawufirt tmtTii* niaffi rrprewttted Cau «nd Pult<wi Cfomtle* m the gc-nata from IMO to IMa aatvod a* molnr ■ vstoch* dtfwetor from tUO tn ItM ' and later »»» regmn il d reetor at I th« Fvdrral HuuMttg AdminwtrbMerger Os Nickel Plate Is Announced CLIC\’U AND. <>tot «UPI» — An Piute and the Norfolk and Western railroad* was announced here Nickel Plate President Felix R Hales said the directors of both f railroads have agreed upon a baki» for the exchange of stock | Hales and Stuart T Saunders, president «f thF Norfolk and Western, ma<i<- the anntamerment siSt. Joseph County Death Toll Doubled SOUTH BEND. Ind. <UPD—The , 1960 St. Joseph County traffic ! death 101 l already has suroassed the death count for all of last year, officials said today With less than half the year gone, authorities have counted 25 traffic deaths in | the county, compared with 23 for all of 1959 Pair Escape From I Indiana State Farm PUTNAMVILLE. Ind UPU — Melvin Moore. 24. Indianapolis. ' and John Gwinn. 31. Greenfield, i walked away from the Indiana State Farm Saturday, authorities 1 reported Moore was serving a 30day term for assault and battery i and Gwinn was serving a sixII month sentence, officials said. l | i Aluminum When cleaning aluminum, never ■ i use soda, as eventually it will eat ■ holes into the metal. A whiting •! paste is the most satisfactory I cleaning compound for aluminum pots and pans.