Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 152, Decatur, Adams County, 28 June 1960 — Page 3

YUMDAY, JUNH N. IBM

SOCIETY

KARGER FAMILY REUNION HELD BUNDAY Thr third annual trunk* at th® dr*<-rnd*nt* at Jacob Barger wa» held Sunday al the Wrll. county Male forrat A carry-ln dinner »•> enjoyed by all present and raft nMI meat* were served In the afwnoon A abort business meeting was <-«*du<lrd and the following officer* were elected president. Dewight Rath of Hoagland; I vice president. Adrian Sprunger of Bluffton: secret ary -treasurer. Mrs. Bob Mttchel of Decatur. It was decided to act nest year's reunion officially for the fourth Sunday in June, when It will again be held at the Well* county park. The following people were present Mr and Mr* Herman Barger. Mr and Mr*. Adrian Sprungcr and family, Bluffton; Mr. and Mr*. Thurman Bell. Sr., Mr and Mr*. Truman Bell, Jr. and family. Mr and Mrs William Butz and family. Fort Wayne; Mr and Mrs Dewight Roth and son. Hoagland; Mr. and Mr* Lloyd Roth. Mr. and Mr* Ed Williams. Mr* Jim Tomlison and family. Poe; Floyd Roth and family and Sylvia Miller. Monroe; Richard Roth and family. Mr and Mr* Robert Mitchel and family. Decatitr; Master Thomas Sprunger. New Castle. FATHER'S DAY DINNER HELD AT DUTCH MILL The Sunday school class, taught by Mrs. Charles Shoaf, of the St Paul Missionary church, enjoyed a Father's day dinner at the Dutch Mill restaurant in Bluffton, at which the wives were hostess to the husbflhds. The table was centered with an orange cake in the shape of a man's hat. flanked on either side by bouquets of calandulas and galardias. Those present at the dinner were Mr and Mrs. Dwight Schnepp. Mr and Mrs. Lyle Franz. Mr. and Mrs. William Thornton. Mr and Mrs Jack Mcßride. Mr and Mrs. Charles Shoaf. Miss Helen Fair-

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Chibs Crti-oAit Hem* for each day'* publicatHMi must ba phoned In by 11 a m. <Saturday 8:38). Caret Babeot Phone >-1111 TUESDAY VFW ladle* auxiliary, poet home. I pm Eagle* auxiliary. Eagle* hall. 1 pm. .i i• Jolly Houaewivc* Home Demonitratton club, PI ea• a■ t Mill* school. 7 30 p.m. Kirkland Ladle*' club. Mr* Albert Beineke, 9 15 a m. Root town»hip Home Demonstration club. Mr*. Dale Moae*. 1:30 p.m. Sunny Circle Home Demonstration club. Preble township Community Center. • p.m. Olive Rebekah I-odgc, Odd Fellow* Hall. 7 30 pm Decatur Flying Club. Bob Strickler. 7 30 pm. K. of C. auxiliary. K. of C. hall. 1 p.m. WEDNESDAY Friendship circle of Zion EAR church. Mrs Fred L. Brodaw, 7:30 p.m. Gal* and Pals Home Demonstration club. Dutch Mill restaurant. 6:30 p.m. Presbyterian Women's Association Tea, Presbyterian cburcb. 2:30 p.m. Live and Learn Home Demonstration club. Mrs. Fred Marbach. 1:30 p.m. THURSDAY Monroe WCTU, Mrs. Jack McBride. 1:30 p.m. Good Will Industries truck in Decatur. Women of the Moose, Moose home. 8 p.m. Our Lady of Victory study club. Mrs. Earl Steigmeyer. 8 p.m. FRIDAY Our Lady of Lourdes study club. Mrs. Raymond Voglewede. 8 p-m.

- child, and Ralph Martin. LADY BUG HUNT HELD RECENTLY The Lady Bugs held a hunt at which seven members were present recently. A round table discussion was held. Delegates and alternates to the majestic hunt, which will be held in Detroit in August, were elected. Delegates are Mrs. Robert Butler and Mrs Wayne Fisher, and alternates are Mrs. Harry Martz and Mrs. Delbert Augsburger. Final plans were completed for! the picnic which is to be held with , the cooties July 24 at the Harry Martz farm. Mrs. Robert Butler served refreshments following the hunt. All members of the VFW ladies auxiliary are requested to meet at the post home tonight at 8 o - clock. The group will then go to the funeral home to pay respects to Mrs Elizabeth Allen and Raymond Kramer. The Eagles auxiliary will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the Eagles hall. The Monroe WCTU will meet at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Jack Mcßride. The Good Will industries truck will be in Decatur Thursday. Anyone with articles to donate (toys, clothing, etc.) should call 3-4181 or 3-2585. to ' The Women of the Moose will hold formal installation Thursday at the Moose home at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend. Our Lady of Lourdes study Club will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Raymond Voglewejj«rf

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Jorma Jean ■ Witon WeJ Mr and Mrs. Francis Howard announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Miss Norma Jeon Wilson of Denver. Colo . to Paul AHen of Albuquerque. N M. Miss Wilson is a graduate of Decatur high school and Century College, Chicago. She is employed in the offices of the United States Steel Corporation, Denver. Her fiance is a graduate of Bakersfield high school. Bakersfield. Calif , and is employed by the Federal Aviation agency in Albuquerque. The wedding will be July 28 at the Warren Methodist church in Denver.

Locals The new address of Pvt. Richard L. Ehrsam has been received by I his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lawr-| ence Ehrsam of route 4. Decatur. His address is: Pvt. Richard L. Ehrsam, RA. 16649958. Ist Enl.. Stu., battery. USSAAMS, Atvm-17.| Fort Sill. Oklahoma. * Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Schultz I are celebating their 25th wedding anniversary today. They will en- s tdHain with a supper for close friends. | Miss Patsy Cook, daughter of! Mr and Mrs Charles Cook is spending the week at Coldwater,] Mich., visiting with friends. Miss Janet McKean is a patient at the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne recovering from foot surgery. Her room number is 242. Mrs. Grover Wolfe, Mrs. George Andrews and Miss Donna Fast have returned home after spending the past week in San Antonio, Texas, where they visited Private Lee Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gause have received word that a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bienz June 25 at 6:25 p.m. at the Fayette County hospital, Washington Court House, O. The baby weighed six pounds, twelve ounces, and has been named Jonathan Michael. Ricki Bienz of Washington Court House. 0., is spending the week with his grandparents, Mr. and' Mrs. Cecil Gause and Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Bienz of Willshire, O. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. MacLein, formerly of 508 N. Third street, have moved into their home at 333 Kemper Lane. w Miss Jean Lose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lose, Jr., and a junior at Decatur Catholic high school, is celebrating her 16th birthday today. Miss Patricia Beal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beal and a junior at Decatur Catholic high school, is celebrating her 16th birthday today. r ~ Kramer Funeral To Be Held Thursday ♦ Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Zwick funeral home for Raymond F. Kramer, who died suddenly Monday. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Simeon Schmitt will officiate, and burial will be in the Catholic cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today until time of the services. The Holy Name society will recite the rosary at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, and the Eagles lodge will hold memorial . services at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, , both at the funeral home. No Damage Caused By Fire On Monday The fire department was called to a fire at Adams Builders' Supply at 5:15 p.m. Monday. The gasoline truck pump was knocked over by someone driving a truck. ' When the pump hit. it broke and ' sparks ignited it. Ttie fire depart- 1 ment arrived ifnmediately. how- i ever, and put it out before it caused any damage. *‘ ■ -

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Local Man Arrested For Wells County Eugene McDonald. 34. who has been living at 1063 Winchester ! street, was arrested by city police lat 7:10 a. m. today on a bench warrant from the Wells county circuit court. Well county sheriff Raymond Durr came to Decatur this morning to pick up Mc- | Donald. Robert Wagner Dies I Unexpectedly Monday Robert Wagner, aged about 50, of Cloverdale. 0.. died unexpected- | Iv at 6:30 p.m. Monday. An autopsy ; will be performed. He was unmarried. Survivors include a brother. Charles Vragner, route 5, Decatur. Mary Thomas Joins Women's Army Corps Miss Mary Annette TTiomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Thomas, of route 1, Monroe, has enlisted in the Women’s Army Corps for three years. Miss Thomas has been sent to Fort McClellan, Ala., for .administrative and specialized training. Her correct address is as follows: Ret. Mary A. Thomas, WA 8518575, Company D. WAC Tng Bn., U.S. WAC center, Fort McClellan. Ala. Central Soya Union Plans Picnic July 4 Since the Fourth of July Picnic has been cancelled by the Central Soya recreational association, the local union voted at the last meeting to sponsor the Fourth of July; picnic. This picnic is for the union, members and their families or sweethearts. If for some reason the member cannot attend, his family is welcome. Please show membership card at gate. This picnic is not for married children, children away from home, other relatives or guests; they will be turned away v The union will furnish barbecued, beef and wiener sandwiches, potato salad, baked beans, soft drinks and ice cream: table service such as paper plates, etc. and entertainment will also be furnished. It will be held at Sunset Park, east of Decatur. Serving will begin at 11:30 a.m. Exchange Student Ends Decatur Stay Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heller, son Dan and daughter-Mary Pat, have returned from Indianapolis, after taking Terje Strom, Decatur’s exchange student from Norway, there on the final phase of his American visit. Terje will travel by bus through Kentucky, Tennessee. North Carolina, Virginia and Washington. D.C. All of the exchange students in this area will take the tour before returning home. Terje will leave by Jet airliner the latter part of August to return home. He will be met by his parents, and then the Strom family will totir western Europe, with a stop at Obberamergau for the world-famous Passion play

Ask Indictment Os Saxaphone Player BALTIMORE <UPI'-Tto gm i •rnmrnt Wil «*k • federal Jury today to todk-4 • 31-y*ar-«ld Mitwraat umt*** player ar- ( guard «rs murdering five prrm.n* including tour member* at 'toCarroll Jackaoa family in Vir | finia. The mualelan la lanky. hand«mr Melvin Davl» Rem Jr.. I bring held on tond in i Mrmphta. Tmn Hl* arrmt Friday bim-tjed off pttlcr effort* to| pin <»n him a «eri«'* ot unsolved murder* dating buck more than ( •even year* Investigator* were reported to have found at the home ot Rcra parent* in Hyattavillc. Md . a 381 caliber piatol in an accordion ca*c and a handwirtten account! <d the January. 1W». kidnap-mur-der at Mr and Mm Oarroll V Jackson _and their two little daughter* Leon H A. Pierton. US. attorney for Maryland, will ask the grand jury to indict Ree* for the kidnaping ot Mr*. Jackson.. 21. and her 5-year old daughter Susan Ann. whose bodies were found in a shallow grave near Gambrille. Md . two ponths after they disappeared The federal kidnaping statute] carries the death penalty The federal government cannot prosecute for murder. Virginia state police have charged Rees with murdering; Jackson. 29, and the couplesother daughter. 18-month-old Janet. whose bodies were found near Fredericksburg. Va. BIR TH At the Adams county memorial hospital: Karl and Linda Schoenemann Schroeder of route 1. Decatur; became the .parents of an eight pound baby boy at 1:45 P- m Monday. * A six pound, fourteen ounce baby girl was born to Paul and Zenicta Cakalfa Simcntelez at 2:02 a. m. today. Hospital Admitted Miss Bonnie Fulton, Decatur; Mrs. Arthur Miller. Portland; Miss Ladonna Werst. Geneva. Dismissed Mrs. Harry Hebble, Jr.. Decatur; Mrs John Zurcher. Fort Wayne: Mrs. Ellis Shaw and baby girl, Decatur. ■ Over 2,600 Daily Democrats are sold and delivered in Decatur each day.

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Legion Stog Picnic Scheduled July 10 The annual American Iwgton stag picnic will be told at Ito legion home Bunday. July 18 | Fried chicken and ham will to M-rved and Ito picnic ‘tort* at] twain Robert -Smith. immediate past commander, and chairman of the picnic, urge* all Legionairre* to attend. Heavy Traffic Toll Continues In State United Pre** International A raah of traffic accident* which claimed at leart 13 live* I last weekend continued today in | Indiana. ' At least seven highway deaths occurred since Sunday midnight Two person* were killed Monday in a headon collision on U. S 41 near Schneider-Rm* Brown. 49 and James Ru*»clburg. 28 both of Chicago John Spurgeon. 21. Salem, wa* burned to death in the cab of hi* truck in a two-truck crash on U. S 31 northwest of Noblesville. Other Monday fatalities inchided I Mr* Mary Becker. 88. Milwaukee, in Gary. Frederick Boehning. 15, Francesville, near his hometown Noel F Wright. 27, Indianapolis. near Shelbyville. James F. Pippinger. 19. Nappanee. near New Paris , Botdtning was kifed Monday night when his motor scooter collided with a car. Pippinger was killed this morning when his car hit a bridge abutment. Train Educators In Airborne Television BLOOMINGTON. Ind <UPD — The first of a two-month series of workshops To acquaint 1.500 educators in suw-Midwest states with a plan for airborne television instruction has begun at Indiana University and Miami University. Oxford. Ohio. Similar skull -ssions will take place at other schools during July and August regarding a program being developed at Purdue University to beam video - taped courses from an airplane to schools in Indiana. Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan. Ohio and Wisconsin beginning Jan. 30. 1961. Miss Martha Gable, director of radio-television inthe Philadelphia, Pa., public school system told the I U. workshop Monday that television instruction is no cure-all for mass education. Despite the fact that TV classroom instruction has been highly successful, she key to success still lies with the classroom teacher. Other workshops will be held: July if: Indiana State Teachers College; University of Notre Dame and Northwestern University. July 18: Butler University; DePaul University, Chicago: University-’ of Louisville, and University of Kentucky. July 25: Ball State Teachers College; Ohio State University; Northern Illinois University, and University of Illinois. Aug. 1: Purdue University: Bowling Green State University: Michigan State University, and University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee. Aug. 8: Western Michigan University and Wayne State University. ,

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II ’ , ■ 11 TO BPF.AK TO ( ARRIERS-Col Harold S Zeis, superintendent of the Indiana state police. WWI to one of thr speaker* at th. July 4 banquet of tjie state convention of the rural mail carriers at tne Decatur Youth and Community Center. -

Col Harold S Zeis, superintendent of the Indiana state police. ’ will arrive in Decatur Monday by I helicopter to speak at the banquet, Monday evening at the rural mail carriers’ convention. He will speak to the carriers about safety, in conjunction with his talk, a mobile. safety exhibit, about the size of a bus, will be in Decatur. The mobile exhibit Will have in it outstanding pictOrbs of some fantastic traffic accidents and other exhibits on safety. Zeis is a native of Fort Wayne, and has been in the law enforcement profession since 1935 He served in the U.S. Army during World War II and recently served two terms as sheriff of Allen! county. He left the sheriffs job in January of 1957. when he became superintendenTflf the Indiana state police department. Zeis is an advocate of police training and has completed many special police training courses.. including the federal bureau of in-! vestfgation, national academy He has served as president of the Indiana sheriffs' association and in that capacity was responsible for jetting the sheriffs of the 92 counties in uniform and the standard marking and color for sheriffs’ : cars. In 1955 he was selected as “Sheriff of the Year” and served 1 on the board of governors of the national sheriffs’ association. -_ - • Diplomats’ Wives Thwart Arrests HAVANA (UP!) — The wives of two U. S. diplomats thwarted attempts by agents of Premier Fidel Castro's military intelligence <Dier' organization to arrest them here Thursday, it was reported today. After arguing for more than m hours with a carload of Dier riflemen and tommygunners, Mrs. James R. Panks and Mrs. George Eaulk managed to reach safety at the embassy. Intelligence who had been try-

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ing to get the two women to Die* headquarters apparently dropped the whole matter. So ' far as is known, no charge has been filed against the two women. Their home towns were not ■ known. They were snapping pictures of picturesque buildings in Havana s Miramar district as souvenirs for Mrs Falk, who left Friday for Italy with her husband, a consular representative. Mrs. Panks, husband is an economics attache. U.S Ambassador Philip W. Bonsai is believed to have protested the attempt to violate the American women’s diplomatic immunity 1 when he and Minister Counselor Daniel Braddock visited the Foreign Ministry Monday night. DAVID A. MACKLIN, Attorney KSTATK NO. -MAS I esteiTin THitiTmTE w rnk’n In **e LT Adim ß Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana taentloa Term. I*** In the matter of the Estate of Fred J. Haifker. de. eared. Notice Is hereby riven that Harry Vonnic. as Executor of ft’*’®’* | named estate, has presented and filed his final account in final settlement of said estate, and that j the same will come up for the examination and of aa44 i Adams Circuit court on the of Ttilv. I*6o. at which time all j persons interested in said estate ar* .required to appear r £°£ r ‘ I and show cause. If any there tie, ! w hv said account should not h* ai proved. And .the heirs of said de'eden; and all others init-erested -ire also required to »PP e <tr make proof of their to'" h| P or claim to any part of said estate. Harry €•. ' '*«■« June 28. July 5 | —* — -^■■aaßaaaaßaaaa^a^aa^"^^^" - 9 to 11 P.W- Special! SIEAK FRIES - SALAD . $1.25 FAIRWAY 1