Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 302, Decatur, Adams County, 24 December 1962 — Page 3

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r— Historical club has TURKEY DINNER The Christmas party of the historical club was held recently at the home of Mrs. Blanche Robinson. There were twenty-two members present. At noon, a bountiful turkey dinner was served at tables beautifully decorated for the Christmas season. The meeting was operfcd by group singing and Mrs. Wesley Lehman led in prayer. Mrs. Agnes Wright gave the story of ‘Christmas on the Map." A Christmas exchange was enjoyed and each member revealed her secret pal and new names were drawn for the next year. A social hour was then enjoyed. The committee in charge was Mesdames Blanche Robinson, Gaylie Bittner, Agnes Wright t Margaret Price, Anna Rancher, Mildred Von Gunten, Virginia Hazelwood, and Florence Anderson. The next meeting will be January 2 with Mrs. Nancy Passwater. GOLDEN AGE GROUP HAS MEETING The Golden Age group of the Methodist church met in the church parlors Thursday afternoon. There were 25 members present. Mrs. Helen Baughman was in charge of the meeting. Christmas carols were sung and Mrs. Clara Passwater read a poem, “Christmas Cheer," and gave the devotions. Little Miss Melissa Morrison gave two readings, “Mother and Christmas” and “The Photographer." Her mother, Mrs. Eugene' Morrison, gave two readings, “Behold that Star” and “Story of the Christmas Guest," by Helen Steiner. A social hour was then enjoyed. Lovely refreshments were served by the committee, Mrs. Pearl Heller, Mrs. Fanny Elzey and Mrs. Bertha Heuer. MESHBERGER EMPLOYES GUESTS AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Fryback were hosts to the employes and wives of the Meshberger Bros. Stone Corp, at the annual Christmas cnnner given at the Palmer House in Berne Wednesday evening, December 19. The tables, arranged by Miss Sprunger, assisted by Miss Barbara Burry, were beautifully decorated in red and white. After a dinner of roast turkey and ham, Gale Stopher provided the entertainment with his humorous balloon sculpturing act. Iri recognition of 25 years of service with corporation, the Frybacks presented a gold wrist watch to Wilbert Heil; an orchid to Mrs. Hell. Several contest and door prizes were awarded, after which the employes presented to Mr. and Mrs. Fryback, several pieces of sterling silverware. • During the evening Christmas 1 hymns were sung by the group. Those in attendance in addition to the hosts were: Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong, James Armstrong, Rachel Burry, James Baughman, Nancy Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Beaty, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Begley, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Beitler, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bergman, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Berry, Albert Bixler, Jack Butler, Carol ► Wable, Mr. and Mrs. Iftster Egly, Mr. and Mrs. James Ertel, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evans, Charles Glendening, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimm, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Heil, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henk, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hinchman, Mr. and Mrs. George Hindenlang, Jr., Mr. and Mrs’. Glen Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Dowell Ifer, Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs, Mr? and Mrs. Albert Keen, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis King, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kohn, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Markley, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newland, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nevil, Mr. and Mrs. Victor McBarnes, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mere, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Harold Minnich, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Minnich, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Morrrf PRESCRIPTIONS! . . . are our main business. Trained pharmacists will fill your doctor’s prescription promptly! Bring your prescription here! KOHNE DRIK STORE

Club Schedule Ruth Rawlinson, Society Editor Telephone 3-2121 Calendar items for each day's publication must be phoned In by 11 a m tß»tiirdav’*9:3o). WEDNESDAY St. Vincent de Paul society, C. L. of C. hall, 2 p.m. THURSDAY Monroe WCTU, gift exchange, Mrs. Jack Mcßride’s, 2 pjn. Women of the Moose, regular meeting, 8 p.m., executive 7:30 p.m, r FRIDAY Jingle Bell Rock dance, sponsored by Flo-Kan Sunshine girls, Community center, 8:30 p.m. SATURDAY Flo-Kan Sunshine girls, Christmas party, Mrs. William Barber, 6:15 p.m. gan, Charles Oswalt, Ruth Moser, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Patch, Freeman Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Nile Reynolds, Elmer Roehm, Martha Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Claren Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Steiner,Mr. and Mrs. Truesdale, Donald Ulman, Barbara Kleber, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young, John Young, Alice Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Young, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Zimmerman, Miss Anna Sprunger and Miss Barbara Burry. CHRISTMAS PARTY HELD BY TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB The Town and Country home demonstration club held its annual Christmas party at the Country Charm restaurant Wednesday evening. A delicious dinner was served at 6:30 p.m. to 12 members and two guests. The dining room and table were beautifully decorated in keeping with the holiday season. After dinner, Mrs. Herman Heiman, president, presided over a brief business meeting. Games and a social time folowed with a gift exchange. T. B. B. U. GIRLS ENJOY A CHRISTMAS DINNER The T. B. B. U. girls of the Fairway held their anual Christmas party recently in the beautifully de, corated Villa Lanes dining room. A three-course steak dinner was enjoyed by all. After dinner, a gift exchange was , held. Those present-were Theresa Mcßarnes, Alverm—Eady, Sally Hahn,, Betty Schmall, Toby Raudenbush, Mary Fox, Vivian Tricker and Bonnie Poling. The Monroe WCTU will meet at the home of Mrs. Jack Mcßride at 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon. A gift exchange will be held. Members of the wedding party of the**Kalver-Bernstein wedding were given a cocktail party and supper Saturday evening at the Chatterbox, Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Schulman and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schulman, aunts and uncles of the bride, were the hosts. The Flo-Kan Sunshine girls will sponsor a dance, Jingle Bell Rock, Friday, from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. in the Community Center. All the members who can help decorate are to be at the Community Center Friday at 3 p.m. The Flo-Kan Sunshine girls will have a Christmas party Saturday at 6:15 p.m. in the home of Mrs. William Barber. Members are reminded that Thursday is the deadline to call Beth Ann Snyder, who is coming to the Christmas party Saturday. The St. Vincent de Paul society will meet at the C. L. of C. hall at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Women of the Moose will have their regular meeting, Thursday at 8 p.m., executive meeting at 7:30 p.m. baveW ■ »ON ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS •| ANY WEEKEND ,y ( Thursday Hvu Sunday; 2-Day Minimum ) . X WITH THIS COUPON UPON REGISTERING ' 5 COMFUTELT Aik COHOITIOHkO ; : MDtO AND TV IN EVERY ROOM ’ j NO CHARGE FC* CHILDREN UNDER M * X Hum of tfw World - Fomouo ‘ * Swiss Chalet * ' Ampla Adjacent forking ■ 5 IAN DOLPH at LA SALLE - h tin Inert of tin Loop rw MHTnlTKini * mranROTKMi *l* BISMARCK HOTEL, *mm» A rim*•<»« " k Off* Expire Dxxdxr 30, 1962

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Sunday, at high noon, Miss Barbara Joan Kalver became the bride of Donald Hugh Bernstein. The wedding took place in the Achduth Vesholom Temple, Fort Wayne, with Dr. Frederick A. Doppelt performing the doublering ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kalver, 508 North Second St., are the parents of the bride and the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Bernstein, Highland Park, 111. The altar of the temple was a bower of green, formed by Woodwardia trees, complemented with beauty vases of magnplia and snowball chrysanthemums. The aisle was gold carpeted and there were aisle arrangements of pink doves, white carnations and "gold cord. - As the bride walked down the aisle on the arm of her father, she was wearing a gown of silk-faced peau de soie and Alencon lace. The fitted bodice was fashioned with elbow-length sleeves, and a scooped neckline, embellished with em- ■ brbidered lace, studded with pearls ■ and crystal beads. The skirt sea- 1 tured a sheath front, adorned with sprays of appliqued lace from waist to hemline. The full, bouffant back fell gracefully to a chapellength train. Her veil of shoulderlength illusion was' held by a jewelled crown. She earned an ' heirloom Bible, belonging to the ■ bridegroom's famiy, with an ar- ; rangement of stephanotis, minia- 1 ture ivy, lace and satin streamers. ■ The bride’s sister, Mrs. Neil i Heavy Traffic Toll In Stale Mars Holiday By United Press International Indiana’s traffic death toll for the 102-hour Christmas weekend, already in double figures, threat ened today to be one of the worst in recent years with the holiday still more than 36 hours to go. At least 13 deaths, many linked to icy road conditions, had been counted since Friday evening, pushing the state-wide toll for the year to at least 1,198, compared with 1,051 a year ago. Safety officials had predicted a highway toll of 17 to 21 for the holiday period. Authorities said at least seven of the fatalities had treacherous road conditions as a contributing factor. An woman was killed Sunday night when a ear driven by her husband skidded on iceslick Indiana 67 near Middletown and collided with another car headon. Mrs. Rose Mary Franklin, 50, was the victim. Her husband, Homer, 50, Was one of three persons hospitalized in critical condition. Four other persons were injured in the wreck. Included in the grim traffic report were two double-fatality

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Sandler, Fort Wayne, was her matron of honor, The bridesmaids were Miss Bonnie Elfman, Chicago, and Miss Janalee Smith. The attendants were attired in identical gowns of American beauty velvet of cocktail length with matching' I headpieces. They carried 'white fur i muffs with arrangements of fan- ’ fare carnations. ■ i Andrew Livingston-, , Highland t Park, 111., served as best man, and j Ned and Philip Cowari of Chicago, ; seated the guests. Mrs. Kalver selected a cocktaillength gown of champague-colored silk brocade and wore a matching headpice. The groom’s mother i wore a silk gown, cocktail length I of champague color with matching | I accessories. Following the ceremony, a. din- i i ner was held in the grand ballroom ’ i of the Van Orman hotel for the wed- ‘ ding guests. The tables were gracI ed with Topiary trees of fanfare ! carnations and gold leaves. The bridal table held an arrangement I of white carnations, gold foliage and white snow pompons'. The couple left for a honeymoon trip to New York City. For travelling, the bride chose a wool costume suit in cruise blue with matching accessories. Following their return, the couple will reside in Chicago. J Both the bride and groom are 1 ■ graduates of the University of 111-1 ■ inois. Bernstein is associated in business with his father in Chicago I and thenew Mrs. Bernstein teaches | i school in Skokie, 111. 'crashes. Evelyn Mae Houston, 44, Columbus, was killed Sunday in a truckcar crash on Indiana 46 threej. miles east of Columbus. Police,] said she was decapitated by the truck bed which sliced into the car. The car was driven by the victim’s son, Richard Ray Houston, 24, and the truck driver was Melvin Leo Roberts, 55, Hope. 3 Bobby Gene Goodall, 22, and his stepfather, Harvey W. Meade, 45, both of Goshen, were killed Sun-day-when—their car was struck headon by a car driven by Jack Dean Latz, 22, Millersburg, on U.S. 33, two miles southeast of Goshen. ’ i Police said Latz lost control of his car on a curve and it crashed into the oncoming car carrying the two Goshen men. David Hawkins. 14, LaPorte, died Sunday in a two-car crash on a county road near LaPorte. Six others were hurt. Elmer Russell Grable, 41, Richmond, was killed in a three-car’ crash on U.S. 27 near Liberty! Sunday. Frank Veal, 66, Indianapolis, _ was killed Saturday night in the Capital City when a pickup truck hit the bicycle he was riding. Janie Hutsler. 36, Lowell, was killed Saturday night when the car she was riding in hit the rear of. a truck on U.S. 4d in Schererville.; Mrs. Opal May Tucker, 68, \ Etna Green, urns killed Saturday when her car collided witn another near Bourbon. Christina Hast, 2, and her sister, Anna, 7, were killed Saturday

Locals 1 Mrs. John Spafor entertained her family with Christmas dinner Sunday at her home and a gift exchange ’ was held. Those present were Mrs. Evangeline Lee of Cuyahoga Falls, 0., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spahr and son of Holland, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fennig of Angolia, Mr. and Mrs. John Spahr and family of West Lafayete, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Johnson of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Snell and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gentis and family. Dr.i gnd Mrs. Henry E. Busche and children, Fred and Patricia, of Jacksonville, 111., were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and MrsTiFred Busche. They are leaving this afternoon for Hardenburg, the home of Mfs. Henry Busche. Mrs. Etta Lytle, of Van Wert, 0., observed her 91st birthday Saturday. She is the mother of Arthur Lytle, of 1069 Parkview Drive. David Beery, 18, of Decatur, was fined $35 and costs, on a charge of reckless operation, in Van Wert, 0., municipal court Friday. He was I fined SSO and Costs on a . charge of I failing to stop when signaled by ! officers. JQie court suspended S4O jof the fine on the failing to stop I charge, provided the defendant I does not operate a motor vehicle ’in Ohio or frequent any bar in Ohio for six months. Jack Heller, vice president of the Decatur Daily Democrat, arrived home Sunday afternoon, from .Fremont, Nebr., where he is administrative assistant to the president of the Fremont Tribune. He will return to Fremont Tuesday. Miss Rosemary Baker, of Battle Creek, Mich., is visiting a few days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baker, South Third street. Airman Mike Affolder has arrived home from a Mississippi air base to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Affolder. Births Mr. and Mrs. James Summers, ■ Cedar Rapids, lowa, are the parents of a baby girl born WednesI day morning. She weighed 7 pounds I and has been named Colleen Lee. Mrs. Rose Summers, Decatur, is the paternal grandmother. v , At the Adams county memorial i hospital: --' Saturday, a baby boy was born at 3:34 p.m. to Webster and Anna ■ Lee Collins Clifton, Wren, O. The baby weighed 6 pounds, and IOV2 ounces. 1 A baby boy was born Sunday at 2 a.m. to James and Beverly Chantain Sheets, Lafayette. The I baby r weighed 5 pounds and 7Lfe - ounces. ’ ; ‘ . ■■■- - ■ ;■ i A baby girl, weighing 6 pounds I and 3 ounces, was born Sunday Ito Harold and Edna Schmitz ! Blythe, 221 Stratton Way, at 3:41 a.m. James and Mary Martha Terveer Miller, route 3, Decatur, became the parents of a baby girl, weighing 6 pounds and 13 ounces’;’ i at 5:51 p.m., Sunday. Joshua and Betty Lou Harvey Butcher, Monroe, became the parents of a baby boy, weighing 7 pounds and 15 ounces, at 4:14 a.m. Monday. Hospital Admitted Gordon Farlow. Bernell baby ■ Douglas Baumann, Decatur; David 1 B. Heller, Decatur. i Dismissed Mrs. Harry Hebble, Jr., Decatur; Mrs. Cora Brodbeck, Decatur; ; James C. Strickler, Decatur; Rev. l Waldo Schindler, Berne; Miss I Esther Zurcher, Berne; Miss Patricia Thomas, Decatur; Mrs. Chancy Metz and baby boy, Decatur; Mrs. Tom Adams and baby boy, Decatur; baby John Braun, 'Decatur; Master Ronald Merri(.man, Decatur; Mrs. Ralph Clinker, ] Monroeville; Miss Karen Ball, Decatur; Sylvan V. Schwartz, Berne; Mrs. Webster Clifton and baby boy, Wren O.; Mrs. Glen Griffith and baby boy, Decatur; Miss Rita Bowen, Monroeville; Mrs. Blanche Brown, Geneva; Mrs. Leonard Balsiger and baby boy, Berne’. Australian Prime — Minister Is 111 MELBOURNE, Australia (UPD 'Minister Robert Menzies. who was 68 last week, was admitted to a Melbourne hospital Sunday night with “slight intestinal trouble.” Menzies told his staff he would leave the hospital by Tuesday| and would resume his duties a few days after that. - in a three-vehicle crash on icy , Interstate 65 near Lebanon. They ! were the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hast, Hazelcrest, IH. Young Williams, 53, Gary, was killed Friday night in a car-truck ■ collision on U.S. 21 a mile east of Portage. Jack Ribble, 17, Hamilton, Ohio; , was injured fatally Friday night ! when his car skidded into the path of a train at College Corner. Police reported the death Sunday of Marion Christian, 72, Lafayette; of injuries suffered Dec.2o when his car was struck by a car near Lafayette.

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Edgar .Miles Zimmerman, Jr., I son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. ■ Zimmerman, Sr., 414 North Second.; ; St., claimed Miss Karen Beryle Feltenberger as hfs bride in a 7:30 , I p.m. ceremony Saturday in the ’ First Christian Church, Fort i Wayne. The nuptial rites were peri formed by the Rev. George E. : V/ascovich. > The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burl R. Feltenberger, r Os Fort Wayne. •" - ' Red poinsettia plants, and seven- ; branched candelabra with ever- . greens and bows decorated the altar. Three-branched candelabra ; i and white bows marked the jiews. ■ i Feltenberger gave his daughter ; in. marriage. She wore an original . gown of, transparent silk velvet | made princess style with shaped ■ gores and unpressed falling ■' into a chapel train. Thebodice fea** , tured a wide-shaped neckline and ■""lung sleeves with points over the I ■ hands. Self-covered buttons embel-j lished the back of the dress and the sleeves. Her fingertip-length veil of imported silk illusion • Was attached to a hat of six velvet roses and she carried a white prayer bpok, topped with three green cycropedium orchids with variegated holly leaves, stephanotis and white ribton. . . . ..., Miss Karen Trussel, Montpelier, was maid of honor. She was gowned in a street-length dress of red transparent silk velvet, princess I style, with shaped gores, unpressed pleat in the back, wideshaped neckline, elbpw-length sleeves and bows across the top of the should-1 Entirely Furnished Home For Christmas VALPARAISO, Ind. (UPD—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cleek, Valparaiso, have received a large and unexpected Christmas gift—a completely furnished house to replace the one destroyed by fire? The gift came from fellow workers at an auto agency where Cleek works and other Valparaiso residents. It even included a decorated Christmas tree. :±; -| Trade in a good town — Decatur. MBME vJi {• | 111 K £*] J Beloved by Brides for over 100 years BOWER JEWELRY STORE - . -

ers. Her headpiece was of six velvet roses with a tulle veil. She car--1 ried a Hogart-curve style bouquet of one white poinsettia and green ' holly leaves. The bride designed and made both her own costume and that of her attendant. <■ Alan Bogner, cousin of the bridegroom, served;as tost man. Joel Feltenberger, brother of the bride, Fort Wayne, and Roe Lehman seated the guests. Mrs. Feltenberger wore a beige wool crepe sheath with beige and gold accessories and a corsage of white cymbidium orchids. The bridegroom’s mother chose a Champagne wool sheath with pink accessories. She wore a corsage of I pink cymbidium orchids. A wedding reception was’held in the church basement following the 'I ceremony. Those assisting were Mrs. Floyd Dodson, Mrs. Jerry David, Miss Cher’e Custance, all iof Fort Wayne; Miss Jeannie Cross, Blountsville; Miss Barbara Arnold, Muncie; and Miss Julianne Galbreath, cousin of the bridegroom, Hartford City. The couple will honeymoon in Michigan and will return to Fort Wayne where Mr. Zimmerman is employed at Permacel, a division of. Johnson and- J o-h nso n. Mrs. Zimmerman is an elementary teacher in the Fort Wayne Community schools and is a graduate of ..South Side high school, Fort Wayne, and Ball State Teachers college, Muncie. The bridegroom was graduated from Adams Cen- | tral high school, Monroe. Shelbyville Market Is Robbed Os $3,000 SHELBYVILLE, Ind. (UPD—A gunman held up Louden’s Supermarket today and authorities said he escaped with about $3,000 in cash and checks.

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Judge Orders Mistrial In Hoffa Case NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPD—Federal Judge William E. Miller declared a mistrial Sunday in the conspiracy trial of Teamster President James Hoffa and ordered _ a grand jury investigation of "shameful” attempts to bribe jurors. The mistrial was declared after the jury had deliberated 17 hours and- imported they were "hopelessly deadlocked.” It was only after the final deadlocked report that Miller disclosed that three efforts had been made to tamper with jurors during the nine week trial. He called the attempts "shameful’’ and ordered a grand jury investigation. The ££and jury investigation was expected to get underway early In January with presentation of evidence. > The fiery little Teamsters toss I said he was "naturally disappointed” at no acquittal and strode , from the courtroom followed by his huge entourage of lawyers, secretaries and bodyguards. Flys To Detroit They flew to Detroit in two private planes. Hoffa remains under bond in the case, charged with conspiracy to receive payoffs for insuring labor peace for a nationwide automobile transport firm. The mistrial climaxed an involved, nine-week trial enlivened by one armed attack on. Hoffa and two mysterious secret sessions. It was disclosed Sunday that one of the secret sessions were called to hear reports from the Justice Department on jury tampering. The other was to hear a request for a mistrial from Hoffa’s attorneys on grounds that FBI agents visited homes of relatives and friends of the juors. Hoffa's lawyers charged that I FBI agents told them there was ■ a $5,000 reward for information ■ on anyone who had contacted the t jury. Miller denied the motion. ' L ! Berne Optometrist Is Named Director i BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Dr. Frederick F. Sprunger, 256 Cen- ’ ter St., Berne optometrist, has been elected to the bpard of directors of the newly formed Indiana Univer- □ sity optometry alumni association. The group is affiliated with the I. U. alumni a Service Tonight At I Zion United Church i. 21 The “annual Christmas Eve sere vice of carols and , candlelighting f will to held in the Zion United 1 Church of Christ (Evangelical it ; Reformed), Third and Jackson i streets, tonight at 11 o’clock. The > service will be in charge of the _ pastor, the Rev. William C. Feller, and will consist of the reading j of the scriptures, the singing of t the Christmas carols and special 5 numbers by the choir. Neil Thom- ! as, formerly of Decatur and now ... ,pf. West Lafayette, will be the j guest soloist. He will sing, “Jesu . Bambino” by Yon, and "Sweet > Little Jesus Boy,” a spiritual. t The senior choir, under the di- • rection of Miss Gretchen Gallai gher, will sing, “Winds Through - the Olive Trees” by Rodgers, ‘ Sing Gloria” by Davis, “Christmas Lullaby” by Gabriel, . and “How Shall I Fitly Meet Thee” by Bach. Organ numbers by Mrs. J. Fred Fruchte will include, “Memories of Christmas” familiar cards, and “Come and Worship" by . Stainer. The service will close with the , lighting of the individual candles. All members of the church and friends are invited to attend.