Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 46, Decatur, Adams County, 23 February 1928 — Page 10

ENGINE, ENGINEER UNHURT Jeffersonville, Ind., Feb. 23—(U.R)---Though the laity are advised against trying it, it is apparently no great trick for an engineer who knows his engines, to be struck and run over hy a speeding locomotive, and escape with a few minor scratches. Peter Yutemeyer. 48, Big Four engineer demonstrated hero a few days ago how it should he done. Yutetneyer jumped from in front of an on-coming possenger train, only to land In the path of a swifty backing switch engine. He was thrown forward and fell on his face, his body parellel with the tracks. The engine and tender passed completely over hitn before the horrified driver brought the engine to a grinding stop. Yutemeyer arose and dusted his clothes unhurt, and then proceded to see how closely he missed death. A brake hanger that would have dragged him beneath the wheels missed his body by inches, the air hose which scratched his face, barely touched him. his clothes were not even torn. Shortly after the accident Yutemeyer climbed aboard his engine and brought it to Indianapolis. . His wife on being informed of her husband's miraculous escape, refused to believe it possible, exclaiming. *'You can’t tell me an engine ran over him and he was not hurt.’’ She was finally convinced of the truth when railroad officials assured her the report was authentic. She said Yutemeyer had been running an engine on the Big Four for 17 years, between Indianapolis and Jeffersonville. and had been in several acci-

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dents, but he had never been seriously injured. » Claims He’s Oldest Postmaster In U. S. Towanda, Pa., Feb 23 — (U.R) — Francis Edkln Bush, 9|>. of the little 1 Village of Standing Stone, near hero, t claims to be the oldest active po»t- . master In the United States. > , Hush was first eonitnissionod In 1875 and with the exception of a very few years he has hold the office over ( since. He is also Bradford county’s oldest ! merchant. He opened a store in 186:1 , and is still doing business they-. His first customer was Nelson Stevens and Stevens still buys his provisions at the Bush store. o —- Sandborn. — John Martin, living near here was unconscious 21 hours after being struck on the head by,a falling limb from a dead tree while working in a woodland here.

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DECAII’H DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1928.

WARN TOURISTS FROM EDINBURG Elnburg, Ind,, Feb. 23—(U.R)—-Many citizens here are asking today: "What profitoth It If a city gald a reputation for strict law enforcement at the price of becoming a municipal outcast?” Anger Is flaming in many quarters over "Stay away from Edinburg" signs posted along State Rood 31, leading into the town. Both town and Federal officers are making an investigation. So far there Is no clew to identity of those guilty of posting the signs, which read. Warning: Motorists and farmers, take warning: Fanatical city council and police officers are arresting motorists for technical violations of laws endeavoring to return to the blue laws of a contrary ago. Shall we return to the blue- laws regime or shall we go

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Railway Engineer For 46 Years And Never Killed A Passenger By International News Service Salida, Colo-(INS) -GMTgc A. Montgomery, engineer for (he Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad fur the past 4<i years, was reeently retired from active service with the remarkable record of never having injured an

employee or n passenger. During his later years, ho has wnrk ed on a run in the Almost, i)| H tr|, | (1 ' for years, ra na train over the f aln ,"" Marshall I’ass. He hng.nn his railroad work In ism ns an engine watchman. He >. '' an engineer In 1885. ■ -o— Good Tatte in Deaconi . The middle course u th t best, ev a moderate denkon It better tirm” red hut tine.—Josh Billings ’