Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 285, Decatur, Adams County, 3 December 1964 — Page 2

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Wives Guests At Prayer Breakfast The regular Men’s prayer breakfast will be held at 6:30 a.m. Saturday at the Decatur Youth and Community Center. This is

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scheduled to be a hueband and wife meeting, and the men are invited to bring their wives as special guests. The Rev. and Mrs. Jay Owens, Fort Wayne, will bring a message in song, followed by an address by Rev. Owens. Raymond Seitz

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Early Christmas Mailing Is Urged ‘‘Please try to mall your out-of-town Christmas packages by Saturday," John Boch, Decatur postmaster, asked Decatur area mail patrons today. Also, Boch stated, "please pack your parcels eehdly. A tightly stuffed package , with northing rattling around inside, will have much less chance of being damaged on the way. May Be On Bottom "And when you pack a gift, remember — it may be on the bottom of a mail sack, with many heavier packages on top. Improper packing is the usual cause of damage in transit,*’ Boch explained. "Just to be on the safe side, insure all your packages," the postmaster advised. Each year half a million packages eannot be delivered because of poor packaging, or incorrect or illegible addresses. How To Address Parcels should be addressed on one .side only, but should include the address on the inside of the package too — just in case the outside wrapping should come off. "And 'be sure to put ydtir ZIP code number on your return address, and on the address you're sending to, if you know it — this will speed handling of your package. The Decatur ZIP code number 46733. Use ZIP Code "When you get mail from friends — especially once-a-year Christmas cards, copy off the ZIP code so you’ll know it next year. And be sure to buy yours on all return addresses, and on all stationery you have printed. “During the rush this month, more than 12 billion pieces of mail will be handled by the post office. You can help speed your mail by paying attention to. “1 Proper packing of the package. "2 Address outside and inside — correctly. "3. Include ZIP number on address and return.” Fort Wayne Woman Charged In Assault A Fort Wayne woman was arrested and two others are being

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Methodists To Hear Missionary Friday Mrs. Ramond Walters, chairman of the commission on missions, announces that Robert W. Nave, missionary from Lodhipyr, India, is available in this area and will speak at the Methodist church Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Nave was born in Bareilly, India of missionary parents. Except for four years in which he studied in America, he has spent his life in India. Since 1959 he has been in charge of the Lodiphur Institute, a Methodist school of about 200 grade and high school boys. Nave received his bachelor degree from Hamline University in St. Paul, Minn., and his master’s degree from the University of Minesota. He served in the Navy and was discharged in 1946. He has had broad experiences in Europe and Poland after the war. He comes well versed in conditions around the world and a specialist on India. Nave’s parents visited the church about a year ago on a similar program. Nave will show slides and speak on his work in India. The members of the church family are urged to attend. sought by authorities for the assault of an Adams county man. Toren Sprunger, 36-year-old residen<: erf Linn Grove; reported to . i?QlLQg..,.that,Msry,.L' Sfeyeofc s ‘’W“=2srrW^/^™«a' i *St7’for t’ Wayne, and two other women had; assaulted him near Hanna ab<4. Wallace streets in that city Tues* day night. They were apparently attempting to rob him. Sprunger said the three women climbed into his car at the intersection and forced him to drive a short distance. He fought with two of the women, as the third slashed him on the hand from the rear seat. They then fled the auto. The Stevens woman was arrested later and police are hunting for the other two. Detective Lt. Frank King of the Fort Wayne departmentjhas said that the Stevens wornm-Jias admitted the assault.’ ■- Fuhrman Is President Os Preble Telstars Russell Fuhrman was elected president of the Preble Telstars at a recent meeting. Other officers, who were also installed at the meeting, are: Ned Neurge, vice president; David Miller, secretary; David Conrad, treasurer; Jerry Buuck,_ news reporter; Nick Everett, recreation leader; Greg Kiess, health leader;' Weston Worth, safety leader; Richard Moellering, song leader; Rex Breiner; devotions; Steven Heckman, special projects. The Telstars will hold a Christmas party at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 19 at the home of Russell Fuhrman.

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Three Minor Wrecks Reported In City Decatur didn’t suffer through its usual rash of traffic accidents that comes with the year’s first snowfall, as just three minor mishaps occurred since late Wednesday morning. Kerry L. Burger, 16-year-old resident of 003 Meibers St. was charged with reckless driving after his auto struck a parked car owned by Josephine Gerra, route 5, Fort Wayne, at 11:04 a. m. Wednesday. Burger made a left turn off Jefferson street onto Fourth, and the auto went into a skid and struck the Gerra vehicle parked on the right side of Fourth street. Damages were estimated at $275 to the Burger car and $225 to the Gerra machine. Burger was cited by the city police and slated to appear in Justice of the peace court on December 9. Second Arrest A second driver was ticketed when Rebecca O’Campo, 22, of 703 N. 11th St., was cited for driving without a valid operator’s license, after a two-car mishap at 3:25 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs. O’Campo was making a left turn off Marshal street onto Ninth street when her car collided with a car operated by Janice M. Hockemeyer, 18, of route 3, Decatur, who was southbound on Ninth. Damages were estimated at $l5O to each vehicle, and the local lady was cited to answer the charge in J. P. court December 20. Third Mishap A third mishap occurred at 8:35 a. m. today, when a car driven by Terrj? L. Adams, 17, Os 1216 Master Drive, struck a parked car owned by Lloyd D. Sandquist, route 1, Craigville. Adams was northbound on F’fth street when his vehicle slid into the Sandquist car. which was parked on the right side -of the street. Damages were estimated at $125 to the Sandquist car and CT0.40. Adams’ auto. & Plßr 111 114 £ ■ r* ■ irl; 1 JISTORE OWNER — Mrs. Evelyn Disher is the owner of the new Mode O’Day store, which will open in Decatur Friday at 123 North Second street. Mrs. Disher has had several years of experience as a dressmaker, specialising, in wedding gowns and formula, also costume designing. She was in women’s ready to wear with Burdines department store at Palm Beach, Fla., and recently in the girls and ladies ready •to wear departments at PattersonFletcher. Mrs. Disher and her husband., who operates his own business in Fort Wayne, plan to move to Decatur in the near future. Decatur Men Attend Indiana C. C. Meet Six local men traveled to Indianapolis today for the annual one-day meeting of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce at the Mural hotel. Those attending were Mayor Carl D. Gerber, local Chamber executive secretary W. Guy Brown, Vic Porter of Duo, Inc., Ed Hagan of Indiana & Michigan, Hubert Gilpin of Gilpin Ornamental, and Noah Steury of the Decatur Industries.

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