Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 59, Number 228, Decatur, Adams County, 28 September 1961 — Page 2

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if IMr. and Mrs. Roy French of Rickford celebrated their fiftieth : wedding anniversary Sunday, SepJ tehiber £ ? friends* The day Started jU* couple ? at M ajn. when thiMp children ’and families and godchildren ; sphered to attend church with r * * ■&—. 4-k. f lD€mh m iwCKiwv. „,.iita—* him.mi i... l «i««.'.~———~————-

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t ——•— ; At noon the group accompanied ‘ by Rev. R. L. Clark gathered in the church basement where Mr. ' and Mrs. French' treated thie families to a chUkeh dinner catered by Connies Coffee Shop of Celina. After dtoner 'wai served i Dianna Girod and Bdb ©alley, grandchildren Os tlgl couple, presented them each ? with .a gold watch, a gift fnowi file children -

Mra. Hobart Beerbower also • grandchild dedicated in verse a poem entitled “Your Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary.” In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. French journeyed with the group to their son and daughter-in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Harold French. There they greeted their brothers and sisters and many friends and opened their gifts. During the aftefnoon Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alden presented Mrs. Alden’p mother with a white leather book which she had made entitled "Fifty Golden Years With Mr. and Mrs. Roy French.” In the book was written the summary of their fifty years together. At 5 in the afternoon lunch was served to the following families and friends: The honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Roy French; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alden, Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Dick 'Girod and Dianna and Dickie, Mrs. Pat Klenk, Mr. and Mrs. Don Moser and Steve and Patricia, Decatur; Mr. and Mrs. Ervin French and Linda, Connie and Gary French and Mark Emans, Celina.. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dailey and Sandra, Debbie, Bda, an£ Denney, Mr. and Mrs. Harold French, Rockford; Mr. and Mrs. Dean French. Lima; Mr. and Mrs. Robert' Beerbower : and ' Terry, fcathy, Mike, and Bart, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sawyer, I Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. Mary French, Bluffton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry French, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Liby, Fort Wayne! Mrs. Iva Fermon, Deca-

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tur; Mr. and Mrs. Frita Marta. Monroe; Mrs. Mae Shanks, Geneva; and Mr. and Mrs. Fred liby, I Linn Grove, it, ~ Unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Alden and' Sonja and W«£da of North Carolina.and Larry Klenk of Decatur.: ; -r . fc - .* . f. J ' * '■ I ft p' OFFICIATES—Former Arch- , bishop Erling Eiden, gbove, is ;jtonducting funeral services for Dag Hammarskjold in Uppsala, Sweden. He is a, long-time friend of the Hammarskiold familv. ..•.. t LX ---y — ’■ • ,>■.' t ' , •■<■•* '■■ - jj

Police Attacked By Mob Os Youngsters NEWARK, N.J. (UP!) — “Let’s

jump the cops.’’ With that chppt, a mob of between 600-800 predominantly Negro youngsters attacked police with fiats and rocks Wednesday outside a junior high school and a pcffloe station. ” *’ The police had been called to break up a fist fight between two boys in front of the West Kinney Street Junior High School, The melee lasted, two hours before police and firemen, using high pressure hosea, were aWe to disperse the juveniles. One policeman and two firemen were injured. School Principal Harry Jellinek said the fight broke out between two unidentified boys when classes were dismissed for the day. He said police were called when teachers were unable to separate the ypuths. Patrolmen Edward Alfano, John OToOjii. and Myron McHenry.grrivedf ftt the scene and were greefed by a • chorus of cat-calls smd.. cursdhi* >■ ’ s>-*** ' M;* » v ‘->‘ r* ' Tho a shnuti: wn* t the ®p3,' / sdndfib? ( roiltog'fflw<i : .John Howard, 17, h NbgTO, <vho police said used the alias Abdullah

Muhammad, grabbed Alfano’s rev«lverfrom its holster and yelled: f‘*Twn gonna kill you. you. . " Pottca Sgt. Frank Wcphina arrived with reinforcements and grabbed Howard from behind causing him to drop th* gun. As officers took Howard into the station, the crowd shouted “Let him go, you better not keep him there.” ,A stone was hurled through a precinct, window, Others hit the police car. At this point engine company 12 arrived and turned Its poses on the crowd which finally dispersed. In addition to Howard, 'police took eight other juveniles into custody. Howard was charged with assault with intent to kill and atrocious assault and battery. FortWwyiedioi , ■' -Tiket annual, the i F<MWayne sec®/M 4s|Michi-•ggh-Indiana Evangelical * -kw JqwotAiddnfchurch be held in tne Zion Evangelical and Reformed church of Decatur Friday Registrations win be held from 8:45 -9:15 a. m., and the morning session >yill begin at 9:15. Afjernoon sessions will begin at 1:15 p. so. A luncheon will be served at noon by the women of the local church. . • Thle purpose of the (fall meeting is - to, inform representatives of the local churches what is being done by the various boards and commissions of the denomination, and to inspire the church members to greater activity in the work of the Lord. Denominational representatives , will include, the Rev. Silas <’ P. Bitther, D.D., executive secretary of the board of pensions and relief: Dr. Terr Wickhaimj president of Heidelberg College, representing the commission on Christian higher education; the Rev. Herbert Beecken, missionary, Annaka-shi Gumma ken, Japan, representing the board of international missions; M i s s Ruth Auchenbach, secretary of literature of the Women's Guild, Cleveland, Ohio. Others on the program, will include, the President, ,of Michigan-Indiana, Synod, the Rev. Henry G. Kroehler, Jackson, Klick.;., the Rev. John W- Heistahd, superintendent of the 'Fort Wayne children’s home; the Rev. Robert /Diller; superintendent of the home for the aged, Upper Sandusky, Ohfof th* Rev. Paul FtahkhrifeW. Michigan ’-City, chairman >dt synod's ‘committee on united promotion: Mrs.. Harold Pifer, Plymouth, president Os synod’s Women’s Guild; the Rev. Paul Schhake, Chelsea, Mich., member of synod’s committee on , international missions. The Rev. Jack Yates, pastor of St. John’s church, Fort Wayne, and the Rev. Willard Zinke, pastor of Salem church, Fort Wayne, will give reports on the meeting of general synod, 1961. The Rev. Ralph Koch, pastor of First church, Bluffton, will serve as chaplain for the meeting, and the Rev. Louis C. Minsterman, uastor of St. John's and St. Luke’s church, Vera Cruz and Honduras, is the chairman for the meeting. The Rev. William C. Feller is the host pastor. • Representatives are expected from Andrews, Berne, Bippus, Decatur, Fort Wayne, Bluffton, Magley, Huntington, Hudson, Honduras, Urbana, Wabash, and Vera Cruz.

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• National Champion AJ. Foyt (right), who will be seeking his second straight Hoosier Hundred victory gt the Indiana-State Fairgrounds on Sept. 16, applies a coat of polish to his Bowes Seal Fast Special with the help of Chief Mechanic George BignottL

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