Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 179, Decatur, Adams County, 30 July 1960 — Page 3

'._ SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1960

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r WZ WWW W S _ The Rev. Benj. G. Thomas officiated at the double ring, candle light ceremony which united in marriage Miss Agnes Jean Barlett and Fred Allen Miller Saturday, July 23, in the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church, followng a muscale by Miss Eleanor Miller. Miss Barlett is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barlett of 314 Oak street, Decatur, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Miller, of route 3, Decatur, are the parents of the group. Given in marriage by her father. Miss Barlett appeared in a ballerina length gown of crystal taffeta with a scooped neckline and fitted belt bow at the midriff. The gown featured three-quarter length sleeves and a full watnT length shkirt.* She wore a short veil of'illusion with a crown of French braid and seeded pearls and carried a bouquet of red roses and white carnations. Marie Barlett, sister of the

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! bride, was mad of honor in a mint ’ green gown of embroidered organ--1 dy with a scoop neckline. The full * waltz length skirt was accented by ’ a fitted midriff. She wore a mint green headband with pearl tear r drops and mint green leaves and earned a bouquet of pink carnaJ tions. ' Mrs. Barlett chose a blue nylon - dress with white accessories and " Mrs. Miller wore a navy voile 5 dress .also with white accessories. Both mothers pinned red carna- * tion corsages to their ensembles. ' Wilmer Fuelling, a friend of the 1 groom, attended as best man. s The reception was held follow- * ing the ceremony at die Central L Soya union hail, with approximate- ■ ly 150 guests present. The serving J table was centered with a wedding f cake decorated with white bells. 1 Mint green and white streamers ’ were also used in the decorations. Servers were Miss Judy Carpen--5 ter, Mary Lou Kitson, Mrs. Jack . Barlett, Mrs. Kenneth Baumgart- ■ ner, and Mrs. FrankUn Noll. For their wedding trip to Yellowstone national park the new Mrs. Miller changed to a green dress of dacron and cotton blend with white accessories. A red rose corsage from her bridal bouquet completed her outfit. Mrs. Miller is a graduate of Decatur high school and is employed at General Electric Co. while she attends Fort Wayne Commercial College. Her husband is a graduate of Monmouth high'school and is also employed at General Electric Co. while he attends the Duty Technical Institute in Chicago, m. - The couple will reside at 509 W. Adams street in Decatur. The Adams County Home Demchorus will meet at the Fann Bureau building in Monroe Monday at 7:30 p.m. The Music Department of the Decatur Woman’s Club will hold a called meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock at the home pf Mrs. Jerold Lobsigcr, 426 N.

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White gladioli and mums provided the floral setting for the double-ring wedding ceremony of Anna Marie Miller and Richard Frederick Callow, which took place at 10 o'clock this morning in the St. Mary’s Catholic church, with the Rev. Robert Jaeger officiating. Music for the reciting of the nuptial vows was provided by Mrs. Rita Girard, organist. The parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Miller of 1221 W. Monroe street, Decatur, and Mr. and Mrs. -Stanley T Callow of 904 S. Ninth street, Decatur. Escorted to the altar by her father. Miss Miller appeared in a white nylon organza gown fashioned with a round neckline edged with leaves. The leaves extended down the front of the bodice to the waist in file form of a V. Tie t same leaf pattern was featured ' in four long strips down the skirt. 1 The gown was finished with short ' gathered leaves. She wore a t white crown headpiece of sequins r and pearls and carried a bouquet 1 of pink crysanthemums and a • white orchid. Mrs. John Kintz served as maid J of honor in a white gown featur- • ing a full nylon gathered skirt - and fashioned with pink embroid- • ered leaves on the bodice and round neckline. She wore a headdress of pink nyion petals and - pearls on the tips of a round veil and carried pink crysanthemums. ‘ Mrs. Robert Gase and Miss Judy

j Fourth street. ’ The Union Chapel Women’s So- ’ ciety of World Service meeting which was to have been held 1 Thursday will be postponed one t week. LOCALS r j Henry B. Heller, veteran DecaI tur lawyer who has been in ser- , ious condition at the Adams count ty memorial hospital since last January, has lapsed into uncon- . sciousness and is in critcal condI ition. . Miss Shirley Mays, daughter of j Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mays of . TO4 Harvester Lane, is celebrating [ her 16th birthday today. Miss . Mays is a junior at Decatur high , school. * An application for marriage has been filed in the Van Wert, 0., probate court by David C. Fleming, 18. of Celine, 0., and Judith Marleen Hughes, 18, of Wiltehire- . Ohio. Hospital Dismissed Master Philip Morgan, Decatur. BIR TH Ryamond W. and Barbara Marbaugh Seitz, of 221 Park Place, Decatur, became the parents of a seven pound, thirteen and one half ounce baby boy at 8:53 p.m. Friday. ■ 1 ~ 1 ■' ———— ——.

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Parrish were bridesmaids, wearing gowns identical to that of the maid of honor. Tie mother of the bride appeared in a blue and grey floral summer print with white accessories, while the groom’s mother chose a beige and white embroidered dress, also with white accessories. White orchid corsages completed their outfits. Edward Drum served as best man and ushers were John Kintz and Robert Gase. A dinner party of 28 gathered at the Fairway at noon and the reception will be held from 3-to ' 7 p. m- at the K. of C. hall. Deci orations will consist of pink bowls - and wedding bells. Serving at I the reception will be Miss Sue I Holthouse, Mrs. Monica Wyss, and i Mrs. Marjorie Meier, and Mrs. > Nancy Keller will record the I gifts. For their wedding trip to northt em Michigan, Canada and Niag- ‘ ara Falls, the bride will change > to a lavender dress featuring a t pleated skirt and bodice. i Mrs. Callow is a graduate of Decatur Catholic high school and i the Holy Cross school of nursing - and is employed at the Parkview t hospital in Fort Wayne. Her hus- - band is a graduate of Decatur i high school and is employed at - the International Harvester in 1 Fort Wayne. 1 The couple . will make their - home at the Highway Trailer f court in Decatur.

- . * 20 Yoors Ago ’ 1 Toc/ffv I a, i . » July 30, 1940—Republicans have selected candidates for the Adams county ticket, filling all places except that of county recorder. Selected are: Vincent Kelly, prosecuting attorney; Edward E. Liechty, joint state representative; Kermit Bowen, county treasurer; Rober Hill, dieriff; Charles Bowers, surveyor; Dale E. Moses and Harry Moore, county commissioners. J. Jerome Yager was the only Republican who filed prior to die primary election, for nomination as county coroner, W. Guy Brown, Decatur high school principal, suffered a fractured left wrist when he fell while assisting in moving tables for the 4-H exhibit at the school. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Durkin returned to their home at Bryan, 0., after visiting friends and relatives here. ’ XX-— Fourteen Adams county students are attending summer school at Indiana University. Give Ginned Goods For Wefel Family Don Wefel, 1949 Decatur high school graduate and athlete, has started his second week in an Iron lung at theh VA hospital in Fort Wayne following an attack of bulbar polio which has paralyzed him. Canned foods are being accepted at the VFW post home, 127 North Third street, for the aid of his expectant wife and three children. The post home is open after 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

Clubs Calendar items for each day’a i r publication must be phoned In t by 11 a.m. (Saturday 9:30). ] Carol Reboot Phone 8-2121 t t SATURDAY « Psi Ote Trading Post, 9-12 noon, * Donna Roth and Norma Moor. 1-4 ® ,p.m. Norma Markley and Barbara ‘ Osterman. ■ -- - ■ V? 1 SUNDAY | Work and Win Class of Trinity j EUB Church, picnic at Hanna- r Nuttman Park, 12 noon. i MONDAY Adams County Home Demonstra- ’ tion chorus. Farm Bureau build-; i ing; 7:30 pjn; ~ H V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary, Post Home, 8 p.m. > V.F.W. Post 6236, Post Home, 1 8 p.m. I Antique sale committee of Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs. Harold Owens, I 8 p.m. f TUESDAY C Happy Homemakers Home Demonstration club meeting, postponed one week. | Sacred Heart Study club, Mrs. Gene Johnson, 8 p. m. Eta Tau Sigma, Mrs. Don 1 Stump, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY Music department of the Decatur Woman’s club, Mrs. Jerold Lobsiger, 8 p.m. THURSDAY Magley Ladles Aid, Bluffton park, day-long meeting. Union Chapel Women’s Society of World Service meeting, postponed - one week. Plan New Test Os Unmanned Capsule CAPE CANEVERAL. Fla. (UPD—U. S. scientists will try again “at an early date,” prob* • ably in September, to fire an unmanned Project Mercury space capsule over the Atlantic on an f Atlas missile. » The shot will repeat many of I the tests scheduled for the first ’ Atlas-Mercury combination, which • failed Friday when die booster apparently blew un about 65 sect onds after blast-off. 1 Six more tests of the capsule, which will boost an American to ‘ the edge of space early next year and then into orbit around earth in late 1961, are scheduled before " ,the end of this year — three i aboard the Atlas and three on the I Army’s Redstone rocket. Scientists said they could not I pin down the reason immediately i for the Atlas explosion Friday. > The accident sent the one - ton : Mercury capsule into the Atlantic • Ocean somewhere between four ■ and 12 miles east of the cape. Arrest Youth For Reckless Driving Robert J. Martz, 16, route 6, Decatur, was arrested for reckless driving early this morning. Martz was arrested at 1:10 a.m. on 13th street and will appear at 2 p.m. August 6. Erects Telescope, Open Here Tonight M. J. Stephens, who resides at Saddle Lake, has erected a powerful telescope on the corner of Jefferson and Second streets, at the, Al Schmitt service station. The telescope was erected last night and will be open to the public tonight. For a small charge anything in the sky may be . brought up close, such as stars, moon, etc. Auction School To Open Here Monday Tie summer session of the Reppert school of auctioneering will open Monday at the school. The course will include training in all phases of auctioneering such as voice training and salesmanship, techniques of selling fqrniture, automobiles, general farms, antiques, and tobacco. The school will dose Friday, August 19, with graduation ceremonies. Tie school, which is owhed by Dr. Roland L. Reppert, will offer training which will include local auctions in Decatur and Berne. ; There are two sessions, winter ; and summer, and last year’s sum- ' mer session had 80 students en- ' rolled. . < I 1 Increase Proposed ■Berne city officials have proposed budgets calling for a 59cent increase in taxes for that city, ' Richard L. Lehman, city clerktreasurer, said today. The 1961 tax rate for Berne, as proposed, would be $1.73, compared to $1.14 this year. This is the first budget to be drawn by the new Republican city council of Berne. A total of $1.67 is proposed from the general fund, and six cents from the recreation fund. Proposed street improvements, purchase of new equipment, loss of revenue from the Berne auditorium, and higher prices generally were blamed for the budget

Blue Creek Township Tax Rate Increased Blue Creek township’s rate will increase'six cents, acording to the I budget proposed this week by Frank Myers, township trustee. The proposed rate is $1.35, comand his three-man advisory board. | pared with $1.20 this year. It will include 20 cents on the township, i 93 cents tor tuition, and 22 cents for special school. The total amount of money to be raised is S2IJOL compared with *O,OBI this <ahd W.DSI last year. The het taxable property for next year in Blue Creek township is $1,578,370. < Tree Cutter Killed By Falling Tree CONNERSVILLE, Ind. (UPL - A Connersville tree cutter lost his I life late Friday in a mishap near I Buena Vista, in Franklin county. I Indiana state police said a tree I being cut by Elvie Hubbard, 55. I fell upon him, crushing him to I death. 14-Year-Old Boy Is Electrocuted Friday ELKHART, Ind. (UPD— John Montandon, 14, was electrocuted Friday night while painting the* roof of a tool shed on his parents, farm south of here. His body was found about a half! hour later. Artificial respiration I ahd rescusitation efforts failed. COURT NEWS . 1 I Estate Cases The last will and testament of Emma Goldner was ordered by the court to be probated and placed of record.' A petition for probate of will and issuance of letters was filed. The affidavit of death and proof of will by subscribing witnesses and the certificate of probate were filed. The bond was filed in the penal sum of $2,000. The bond was then submitted and approved. A verified petition to transfer the automobile was filed. The said automobile was ordered transferred to Janet L. Ellis. The last will and testament of Harley J. Reef was ordered to be probated and placed of record. The petition for .probate of will and issuance of letters was filed. The affidavit of death and proof of will by subscribing witness and the certificate of probate was filed. The bond was filed in the penal sum of $4,500. The testamentary letters were ordered issued to Ella Reef, and were then reported and confirmed. The final report of the Lawrence C. Scheiman estate was filed. The notice was ordered issued returnable August 26. The final report showed a total value of $11,028.90. The report of the sale of term products and automobile of the Otto J. Bieberich estate was filed The order and report of the sale of the farm products and automobile was also filed. Proof of mailing of notice to all persons interacted in the matter of the final settlement of the Mabel Yoder estate was filed. Proof of publication of notice of appointment was filed. Proof of publication of the final settlement was filed. The certificate of clearance was filed. The final report was submitted, examined, and approved. The executor was ordered to make, the final distribution in compliance with the final report. To Ronald Yoder went the sum of $2,838.16. To Roger 8., Marion K., and Thelma M. Yoder went the sum of $2,838.15. Phyllis Burry also received $2,838.15. In the Patrick Murphy estate, the order determining the value of the estate and the amount of tax was filed by Daniel L. Bode, inheritance tax administrator of the Indiana department of state revenue. A partial inventory in the Glenn V. Hill estate was filed, examined and approved. The verified petition to sell stock was filed. The petfeioa was examined and apMarriage Application Robert E. Hart, 19, Monroeville. and Fern Eileen Hunter, 16, Decatur. NOTICE OF PALE OF AI'TOMORILE Notice in hereby given that on Monday, the 15th- day of Aiiguxt, IMO. between the houra of 11:00 A.M. and 12:00 A.M., the undersigned will offer for Bale at public auction to' the highest bidder for cash in hand at BaUlger Motor Halen, SO7 W. Franklin St.. Berne, Indiana, the following described automobile retaken from Richard Hugh Cook & Joyce Cook by General Hotora Acceptance Corporation, on account of default having been made in the payment of the deferred installments due on said automoT>ne; t<> wit: — — - 1556 Olds Hol. Cpe. SB, Serial No. -568M24453. __J Dated this 28th day of July, 1980. General Motors Acceptance Corporation B> 5. Heath Joly >O. , a—"— l " '

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