Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 111, Decatur, Adams County, 11 May 1949 — Page 2

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Io Close Enrollment In Corn Club June 1 Five-Acre Corn Club Enrollment To Close Enrollment in the Adams county 5-acre corn club will close June 1. Adams County has 13 life members: Stanley Arnold, Victor Bleeke, E. W. Busche, Daniel Fiechter, Benj. Gerke, Winfred Gerke, Verl Lautzenheiser, Clifford Mann, Benj. D. Mazelin, Weldon Neuenschwander, Edwin Reifsteck, Edgar Thieme, and Delmore Wechter. Any corn grower can be a life member with a $lO pavment. Annual membership tor adults is sl. The members for 1049 are: Orval, Harry Aschlcman, Henry Aschleman. Elmer C. Beer, Ralph A. Berning, Theodore B'eeke, Harvey & Robert Bucher, E. W. Busche. Raymond Edwards, Raymond Eichenauer, Miss Lena S. Eicher, Menno P. Eicher. Roland Grote, Dan Habegger, Martin D. and Sylvan Habegger, Harve Inelchen, Elmer J. and Joe L. Isch, Ezra Kaehr, Martin Kipfer, Oscar Koeneman, Verl Lautzenheiser, Emerson Lehman, Rolandes Liechty, Clarence E. Macke, Harold Moser, Carl Nussbaum, Don Raudenbush, Harry Raudenbush, Karl E. Ray, Eli Schwartz, Harold V. and Reuben L. Schwartz. Richard A. Selking, Earl Sipe, ■ Lenard J. Steffen, FVanklin Steury, ( lyan L. Steury, Dan Striker, Walter I Thieme, Reinhard Werling and Ronald L. Yoder. ' Boys from 12 to 18 can become junior members for 50 cents. Those enrolled to date are: Merlin Alt, Hank Heimann, Harry J. Mazelin, Robert Steffen and Leroy Werling.

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Decatur Men Join Fort Wayne Shrine Several Decatur members of the Fort Wayne Shrine attended the annual spring initiation of that orgaization today. Two Decatur men were inducted into the organ-j ization. They were Dick South and Lester Pettibone. Decatur Pastor To Broadcast Tuesday Dr. Gerald H. Jones, First Methodist church, Decatur, will be heard in a‘special morning meditation on WOWO, Fort Wayne, Tuesday, May 17, at 5:45 a. in., during the “Words Divine" broadcast. Dr. Jones will speak on the subject, “God's Church Endures.” Bids Received For Highway Surfacing Indianapolis, ay 11 — (UP) — Highway commission chairman Samuel C. Hadden said today that three companies submitted low bids totaling $635,041 for the surface treatment of some 270- miles of state highways. The low bidder on the largest contract, surface treatment of 66 miles in Allen, Elkhart, DeKalb, Steuben, LaGrange, Miami and Wells counties, was the Grace Construction Co., Fort Wayne, at $150,446.

Plan Improvements For Shroyer Lake Clem's Lake To Be Future Resort Name Several improvements and additions will be made immediately by the new owners of Shroyer lake, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clem, they announced today. The popular site, east of Decatur, will be known in the future as Clem’s lake. A roller skating rink will be erected at the lake immediately, Mr. Clem announced, and a restaurant, featuring sandwiches at all times and meals each evening and Sunday noon, will be opened as soon as a building can be erected. In connection with the skating rink there will be free entertain- . i

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ment every Friday night, Mr. Clem stated. All of the present features of the lake, including the picnic grounds, fishing and swimming will be continued. Mr. and Mrs. Clem will move to their new property in about a month, and plan to reside there the year around. Fishing facilities will continue and the bathing beach will open in about 10 days. The picnic grounds also will open as soon as weather permits. The new facilities will be added

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as soon as construction is completed ,on the skating rink, Mr. Clem said. The Clems formerly operated a restaurant in Monroeville, which they sold several months ago. CHOIR BOY (Cont. From Page One) blonde beauty, who was described as "cold and reserved toward boys." Lee. who is an Eagle Scout and

has many girl friends, is a member of the high school wrestling team. His father is a local real estate and insurance agent. The youth is a member of the Young People’s Service League at the Episcopal church where Dana Marie was slain. The girl did not belong to the same church but attended the youth league meetings. "He just couldn’t have done it,” the father of the accused boy shouted at detectives when they took Lee in custody.

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