Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 80, Decatur, Adams County, 3 April 1952 — Page 8

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RIDGWAY, _ (Co«ttwd From Page Owe) I pouement,” he said '■ ’ T He gave ho reason for the postponement, but in the past such moves by the U. N. or the Communists have preceded some fresh development. r , For .the past Id days, allied and Communist negotiators have been meeting in secret, protected from i “public scrutiny” by an agreed-dn news'blackout. y Y = NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE Mo. 4744 Notice is hereby given to the heirs and legatees of Della Droege, deceased to appear In the' Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the 22 day of April, 1952, and show cause, ifVanv, Why the FINAL SETTLKMIEINT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; [and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof yf heirship, and receive their dlstrihurtive shares. Frieda Anmaipt, Administrator Decatur, Indiana, March 26, 1952. * Attorney Ferd 1.. I.itterer. MARCH 27—A PI LIL 3

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FILE SUIT (C«atii»ued From Pape Opel others who pkid the tax'in 1949,” The merger of 'the schools of the i three townships was made after a . majority of voters in each of the t school units involved, voted for the consolidation. ILLINOIS AND IConttnurd From .Pngr One) 1 delegates. Both the Taft and Eisenhower forces expect a contest for « lowa’s 26 delegates, 'but Taft told a news conference yesterday that , he thinks he has the edge. 1 Both ’ camps are talking about Michigan, which will have 46 • delegates. 1 ? ! I CUSTARD (ConUnned From Page One) equivalent to the public schools of our county, all of wplclr are ‘certified,’ "continuous commission,’ or ‘first class commission

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schools,’ - \ “Mr. Dawaid recommended to me that I serve notice to the Amish school board, and ask them > to show that their school is pro--1 iding instruction and facilities equal to that of the Adams county schools. "‘I am not a law enforcement officer, however, since I am under the direction of the state superintendent of public ihstructidh, I will again, contact the state superintendent for further advice in this mat|er.” Dawaid returned a bond the Amish school hoard members had posted and criticized them for operating a school “far below state standards in all respects.” Another suit \ charging David Girod, 21, son of Amish Bishop Peter Griod, with teaching German to the pupils in violation of Indiana law is pending. Girod opened the school for 30 pupils last fall in a summer kitchen on the family farm. I He was fined $25 and costs by Dawaid last month on the charge but signed a stay of execution bond and indicated he may appeal to Adams ciretfft court. j < The first trucks in, the United , States were made in 1904. About , 700 wgre registered that year.

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Four Persons Killed In Apartment Fire Crowded Building v In Chicago Fired Chicago, April 3.—(UP)—Four persons were killed when fire swept a crowded apartment building and a three-year-old boy remained hospitalized in critical condition today. Michael Casey Nichols was taken to St. Mary’s hospital after he was removed from the buildingJn which his nine-month-old brother. Melvin, and his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Loucks, 54, died. Mrs. Ixiucks and Melvin were trapped in their third-floor apa|iment by the blaze which firemen said started, in, a heap of rubbajh in the baselment. The other dead were identified as Miss Bonnie Laiske, 35, and Lonnie Preslie, 55.. v The flames in the basement ignited a 500-gallon tank of ail which exploded sending a sheet of fire up the read of the building. Six firemen who battled through the smoke and flame : filled halls to rescue occupants of the northwest side building, were overcome by smoke. , A tenant, Robert Olszewski, was sitting in his room when the fire started. “I heard two or three explosions and without thinking about anything I ran out the hack door and down the fire escape. If I’d haV*4 thought about it longer) I would have stopped and taken nfy citizers ship papers and my new S4QO vision set.” Olszewski was left with nothing but the colthes he was wearing Everything in his flat was d& stroyed. The woodcock never sees what it eats. It drives 'its 3-inch bill into the mud and the highly sensitive tip feels earthworms upon which it feeds. • ,

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■■■■■■■ koTfett OF Fl VAI. SFTTI.EMRNT , OF K9T4TK ■' ] i No, 474 Ud ' * ! • ’ '* Notice |ls hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of Annie Chronister, deceased to appear In the: Adam* Circuit Court, held at Dec&tur. Indiana, on thfe IS day of April, 1952, ana show cause, Os any, why the FINAL SETTLE. M«SNT ACCOUNTS .with the estate Os said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive thejr distributive shares. Glen I M Chronister, Executor Decatur, Indiana, March 26, 1952. Attorney DeVnnt, Smith, A Macklin M’AMCH 87— APRIL 3

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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 1 OF ESTATE No. 4747 ( Notice la hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of Fluidah J. Crist, deceased to appear In the Adame Circuit Court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the IB day of April, 1952, and show cause, if 'any, Why the FINAL SETTI.KiMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should Snot be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there makekproof of heirship, and receive thftir distributive shares Haymood E. Crist. Adihlnfstrator Decatur. Indiana. March 26, 1»52. Attorney DeVo»». Smith, A Macklin. MAUCH 27—APItlL 3 Trade In a Good Town —Decatur

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