Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 212, Decatur, Adams County, 8 September 1964 — Page 6

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Mr, and Mrs. G. Thomas Burk. 331 Mercer avenue, announce the engagement and the coming marriage of their daughter, Donna Bee, to Dwight Fredrick' Schaefer, youngest' son of Mrs. William Schaefer, route 1, and the late Mr Schauer. Miss Burk is a graduate of Decatur high school and is employed- I>y tln ■ A< Iti m seountyme moria 1 hos pi ta I. —Her —fra nctrds a graduate of Monmouth high school and is employed at the International Harvester Co. He has served three years with the U. S. Army. The uvedding will take place in the First Presbyterian church, Mercer Avenue at Five Points,.November 21.

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SOCIAL SECURITY QUIZ <Editor’s Note) — Do you have any questions about Social Security? We all do, don’t we? Send any question you might have ’to Social Security Quiz, e/o Daily Democrat. You’ll find your answer in this column, which is published each Saturday 1. Q-J applied for social security benefits several years a'jo when I became 65; but 1 was told I had not worked long enough under social security at that time. Would it do any good to check again’’ A—Yes, you should check with your nearest social security ofTHE DECATVR DAILY DEMOCi AT Published Ever} Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO . INC Entered nt the t'eentlir. Ind. post office n» Second Ctnse Mutter Dick 1> Heller. Jr, President Mrs. John Shirk Vice President Mr* A. R. Holthouee Secretary Ralph W Sauer Treasurer Nubscrlptloa Hairs Uy Mull. In Adam* and Adjoining Counties: One year, $10.00; Six months, $5.50; 3 month*. $3.00. Ry Mull, beyond Adame and Adjoining Countlea: One year, $11.25; fl months. $fl.00; 3 month* $3 25 Uy Carrier, 35 cent* per week. Single coplea, 7 cent*.

Sheriffs Office Is Back In Courthouse The Adam* county sheriff* office has returned to i s previous location in the county courthouse. The office was moved to the jail several months ago when con truction began on the courthouse eleva or. Today, the office was returned to its location on the second floor of the courthouse. Third State Police Trooper In County Floyd (Fuzzy) Ehlerding, a native of this county, began his duties as an Adams coun y trooper Sa'urday. ' Ehlerding was transferred from Steuben county to Adams last week. He is the third Indiana state police troop working out of this coun’y. Gene Rash and Dan Kwa-neski are the other two Adams county troopers. Attempt To Force Buqgv Off Highway Dan Hilty, of route 1, Monroe, reoorted to the sheriff's department last night that an automobile attempted to force his horse and buggy off the road. Hilty said he was we tbound in Mon oe at 11:05 p.m. Monday night, in front of the Monroe Elevator, when an auto behind his buggy a empted to force him off the road. The car bumped the buggy and broke its shaft, causing an estimated S3O damage. The incident is still under investigation by the sheriff's department. flee, Amendments to the Jaw in recent years have lowered the eligibility requirements. 2. Q—-I thought that only women could start their social security benefits at age 62. Is this correct ? A—No. Since the 1961 amendmentsTb the social security act, men as well as women can begin receiving benefits at age 62. However, the amount of your monthly benefit is permanently reduced if you take payments before age 65 —to take account of the longer period over which you will be collecting them. 3. Q —l was born April 1; 1901, and never worked under social security until last year, when my husband died and I went to Work. How many credits would I need to be eligible for benefits? A—A woman born in 1901 would need to work in a Job cover 'd bv social security for at least 12 quarters (three years). Prior to 1960, you would have needd 24 quarters, or twice as much as 'he present law requires 4 Q—Bv how much will fny monthly benefit be reduced if I start receiving social secut'ty checks before age 65'.’ A—Social security retirement benefits are reduced by 20. ner cent If begun at age 62, bv 13’(i per cent if begun at age 63. or only per cent if begun at age 64 5. Q—Suppose I do aonlv for benefits at age 65, and have my benefit amount set at a certain level, but keep on earning high wages. When I finally retire completely, will I have to settle for the amount that was set up at age 65? A—No. Your benefit amount may be refigured to include earnings after age 65. and if those earnings are high enough, it may be Increased. 6 Q—l am past 72 years of age, and am still earning over $4600 a year. I have not vet received social security benefit checks. Why nos A—Probably because you have never filed an application for benefits. Benefits may be pn’d for each month, starting with the month you attain age 72. regardless of your earnings. However, you can get this only if you file a claim with your social security office.

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Mi‘is Janet Elaine Mason, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Mason, route 3, Bluffton, and Robert Eugene Stetler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Stetler, route 1, Willshire, 0., were united in mariage in a double ring ceremony officiated by the Rev. Robert Bonewitz, assisted by the Rev. Marvin Biery, at the Calvary E. U. B. church. A double candelabra trimmed with ivy and white satin bows decorated the church, and white bows with ivy tapers marked the pews. The organist, Mrs. James Powell, and vocalists Mr. and,Mrs. Wayne Dubach, presented selections of "I Love You Truly,” "Crossroads” and “Savior Like a Shepherd," as the couple knelt at the altar. The bride was escorted down the white carpeted aisle on the arm of her father, in a gown of white pure silk organza over taffeta on alencon lace. The fitted bodice of organza over taffeta was fashioned with a scoop neckline and long sleeves that came" to~polnts over her hands. The bodice was highlighted by garlands of alencon lace appliques sprinkled with tiny seed pearls. Garlands of alencon lace appliques traced the soft pleals on the princess styled skirt of organza over taffeta that swept to a full chapel length train. Her very full waist length veil of imported silk illusion was caught by a forward clip of organza flowers. She carried a cascade arrangement of white orchids and white sweetheart roses. Mrs. John Habegger, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a floor length gown of blush pink satin brocade. The bodice was fashioned with a scooped neckline and was sleeveless. The skirt fell in soft pleats with two very deep pleats on either side in front. Pink satin slippers, long four-button gloves and a silver cross, a gift of the bride, completed her attire. Her very full veil of blush pink silk illusion was held in place by a tiny bow and roseipetais. She carried a cascade arrangement of deep red Jackie

roses( baby’s breath and greenery. Mrs. Jerry Hirschy, Monroe and Miss Markeeta Myers, Petroleum, friends of the bride served as bridesmaids, and Toni Mason, sister of the bride, was flowergirl. They were dressed identical to the matron of honor and carried identical flowers, with the flowergirl carrying a miniature arrangement. Larry Coffee, route 1, Willshire, 0., served his friend as best man. John Habegger, route 1, Berne, Kriek, Wren. 0., brothers-in-law of the groom, and Kent Stetler, Wren, 0., brother of the groom, seated the guests. A pink lace dress with cranberry accessories was worn by the bride’s mother. The mother of the groom wore a beige dress with white accessories. Both mothers wore white orchid corsages. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the National Guard Armory in Bluffton. Serving at the reception were Mrs. James Stevens, Mrs. Rex Kuhn, Mrs. Galen Meyers and Mrs. Jerry Beecher. Mrs. Martin Biery registered the gifts. Following the reception the couple went to northern Michigan and Canada for their wedding trip. The bride is a graduate of Petroleum high school, Petroleum, and was employed by C. T. S. of Berne prior to her marriage. The groom is a graduate of Willshire high school, Willshire, 0., after which he served four years with the Air Force, and is now employed by B. F. Goodrich, Woodburn. The couple will be at home after September 12 at their new'home at route 2, Antwerp, O. Pair Remanded To Adams County Jail Two Mission, Tex., residents, who are working in Bluffton, were lemanded to the Adams county jail when unable to pay fines levied against them in city court this morning. Each of the two, Luis Rios, 26, end Cecil Garza, 18. was charged on two counts, following an incident Saturday evening when their automobile tore down an Erie Lackawanna railroad crossing gate. Rios was fined 150 and costs, totaling $71.75, on a charge of driving while under the influence, and $1 on a charge of interfering with a raiitoad signal device. Railroad officials attended the city court session this morning and told Judge John B. Stulti it would cosh $l5O to repair the gate, and the judge handed Rios a five-day sentence on the driving while intoxicated charge, and 60 days on the interference charge. Both sentences were ordered suspended under the provision that Rios make restitution on the crossing rate damage. Cecil Garza, who was a ° passenger in Rios’ car at the time, was fined $1 and costs, totaling s2l, on a charge of public intoxication, and $lO on a charge of being, minor in possession of alcoholic beverages, for a total of s3l. Neither was able to oav the fines today, and they were remanded to the Adams county jail to “lay out” the fines. Rios was eastbound on U. R. 224, nearly two miles west of De-

Modern Etiquette | By Roberta Lee 0 0 Q. I am invited to a birthday party of a girl friend and am to bring my boy friend who does not know this girl. Would it be proper to include his name on the card enclosed with my gift? A. You are not required to do this, but you may do so if you wish. Q. When I am dining with friends, is it proper for me to continue to eat while someone else is direc ing conversation at me? A. Yes. But be sure, of course, that you are giving evidence of your attention. Q. My daughter is expecting her first baby. Would it be all right for me to give a stork shower for her? A. As her mother, you cannot properly do this. Such a shower should be given by a very good friend of your daughter’s. Q. Isn’t it all right, when introducing a man and a woman, merely to say, "Miss Collins, Mr. Jordan”? A. Yes — with a slight pause between the two names., Q. In a home where there is no service, and where the serving dishes are put on the table, how are the dishes started around the table? A. Properly, the host starts by offering a dish to the wqman on his right, and the hostess from her end of the table starts another dish on its way around the table to her right. Q. Since becoming engaged recently, I have received a number of gifts of money. Am I supposed to divide this with my fiance, or does it rightfully belong to me to spend as I wish? A. Rightfully, you should put this money into a special account to be spent later by both of you for something for your home. Q. When women, already seated at a luncheon table, are introduced to one another, do they shake hands seated, when it is convenient to do so? A. No; they bow. It is much too awkward to reach across a table to shake hands. Mrs. Nell Alberson Dies Sunday Night Mrs. Nell Hartley Alberson, 70, a retired school teacher, died of a heart attack at her home Sunday night. Surviving are her husband. Merle; one son, one daughter, six grandchildren, four sisters and one brother. Funeral rites will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesrday at the Hardy Sr Hardy funeral home in Geneva with burial in Alberson cemete.», near Domestic.. Sports Briefs e L "• ' By United Press International Saturday Philadelphia — Australia won the world women’s tennis team title, beating the United States in the final. Chicago — Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs’ Admiring outsped 45-1 shot Privileged to win the $217,815 Arlington Lassie Stakes at Arlington Park. Vancouver, B.C. — Murray Rose of Australia broke the world 800-yard freestyle swimming record with a time of 8:55.5. Sunday Monza, Italy—Britain’s John Surtees drove his Ferrari to victory in the 35th Grand Prix auto race of Italy. NEW YORK — Bob Webster of Santa Ana. Calif., and Linda Cooper of San Bernardino, Calif., captured the final events of the U.S. Olympic diving trials. New York — Ray Castilloux of Buffalo, N.Y., won the 112*4 mile race, final event of the U.S. Olympic cycling trials. Monday Dallas, Tex. — Charles Coody won the Dallas Open golf tournament by one stroke with a 72-hole score of 271, nine under par. Forest Hills, N.Y .—America’s Chuck McKinley and Aussie Roy Emerson were among stars winning third • round marches in the national tennis championships. New York — Kelso defeated Gun Bow by three - quarters of a length to win the $107,700 Aqueduck Handicap. , — —-r / ——■ catur, at 7:45 p. m. when the incident occurred. As he approached toe Erie Lackawanna crossing, toe gate came down as toe red signal began flashing. Rios attempted to drive around toe gate, but his auto struck the end of it and broke toe gate off. Rios continued on his way but several witnesses notified toe sheriffs department, who nabbed toe Texas man a short time later.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Nash —Photo by Briede Couple CJo (Cetebrate Cjolclcn -Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Nash of 915 South Williams street, Bluffton, will observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary November 11 They were married at Centerville, Mich., on November 11, 1914. Nash has resided in Wells county for 45 years and is now retired. , In honor of their anniversary, an informal open house will be held at the home of Mrs. Bonnie Reidenbach, 318 East Washigton, Bluffton, on September 13 from 2 - 5 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Nash are the parents of five children: Mrs. Bonnie Reidenbach, Bluffton; Mrs. Don (Francetta) Hess, South. Bend; Mrs. Oral (Mary Ann) Fulton, Decatur; R. Stanley Nash, Fort Wayne, and Marshal Nash, Muncie. They have 15 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Several Openings In Villa Lanes Leagues Bowlers and teams are still needed in at -least three leagues at the Villa Lanes. Tie T.V. Guides League for women opens at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, and there are openings for individuals. Anyone interested should be on hand at that time Tuesday afternoon. The ladies’ Coffee League, which starts at 12:15 p.m. Thursday, has its full quota of 16 teams. Three teams are still needed in the Monday night Gold Crown League, which opens its season at 9 o’clock next Monday night, and one team is needed in the K. ot ...C. which opens at. 9 p.m. Friday: Both are men’s leagues and anyone interested in ’\ 17 p -’.‘•' '■ " * DRIVE-IN ™“™ WED. THURS. FRI.

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. Here are the ANSWERS for voir NEWS QUIZ fJr the Week of: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1964 PART I: 1-c, ,2-a, 3-b, 4-c, 5-b PART ll; 1-e/ 2-c, 3-d, 4-b, 5-a PART III; 1-c, 2-e, 3-b, 4-a, 5-d SYMBOL QUIZ: 1-i, 2-g, 3-f, 4-c, 5-h, 6-d, 7-e, 8-j, 9-a, 10 b _ ’ M ___ ~ • ~~~ : This Is printed this week as a public service by the Decator Daily Democrat

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1964

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