Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 172, Decatur, Adams County, 23 July 1953 — Page 2

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DECATUR, DAtLY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1953

Jolly Kelly Fund Mounts To $860.50 More Contributions Are Made To Fund With; a contribution of |6L reported by a group of Decatur Elks, and $45 50 in donations from other citizens, the Jolly Kelly fund rose to-a grand total of 18G0.56' in Wednesday’s daily tabulation of funds; t Here, are Wednesday's donations: ? Lois Chronister 7.10 .Mrs. Joe E. Smith $ 5.00 Our Lady of Good Counsel Study Club I 5.00 Mrs. Frank Lynch | 2.50 Ina Xoack | 1.00 Anaple Lehman $ 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. William Bowers and Bill, ;jr. 110.00 'Lee Hardware Co. -110.00 Elks: > A. L. Ccrtchin j.. r .15.00 Hugh Holthouse j_l 2;00 George Laurent 1 s’oo Hooker -_1 5.00 David Depp, Berne | 5.0(7 D. H. Spencer 1 2.00 J. K. Eady 1 2.00 Roman Raudenbush 1 2.00 A Friend _J 1 2.00 Walt Gillioin _•.j—-1 5.00 - Don Eicher _i;lJ.s 1.00 Dave Baker -|+-1 2.00 Kenny Beard 1 2.00 J.. P. DaVis 11.00 E. Durkin J_ >+3 5.00 Herman and Lorean Keller _1 5.00 A; R. Holthouse 41 5.00 Carl J. Lose $ 2.00 Doyle Rich J1 1.00 Hubbard Steiner 1 2.00 * TOTAL<--1106.50 GRAND TOTAL __._|860.50 Another Brief Filed In Witnesses' Case 'Hayden O, Covington, lawyer for the Jehovah’s Witnesses in the churclvbullding controversy with the city board of zofiing appeals, has filed another brief with the appellate court. The brief is not covered by statute and is entitled: “appelJies answer to reply brief for appellant." The brief contains a rebuttal of the last brief filed ?»y city attorney Robert Anderson, which was supposedly to have been the last to go to the higher court at Indianapolis. Covington lists local attorneys Custer A Smith as lawyers with hint fbr the Witnesses, yet they bad no knowledge of the latent additional brief filed from New York. I /. SIOO Donated For Korean Foundation One hundred dollars of the ‘1,300 quota for Adams county for I the national Korean Foundation, has been subscribed to date, Clarence Ziner, county treasurer, 3afd today. Letters were mailed t? business firms and individuals a few days ago asking for contri'ntions to the volunteer fund, which wilPprovide food and clothing for the needy in Korea. Mayor John Doan, chairman for Adams county, and zinen said that the response was satisfactory to date and predicted that this county would meet Rs quota. Checks may be made payable to Clarence Zinier, treasurer. National Korean Foundation. Both local .J men pointed' out that from tcp to bottom not a penny is spent fbr administrative or collecting purposes and all money collected will go toward the relief project, -’s —* —-

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