Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 137, Decatur, Adams County, 11 June 1954 — Page 8

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County Rural Youth Meets Last Evening Future Activities Discussed By<lub Slxty-five members of the Adams county rurtrt youth enjoyed three hours oT business und pleasure at the Lincoln school gymnasium Thursday night. Earl Yoder. president announced. Also preseat at the meeting were many guests, including a delegation from Huntington county which brought the famous "mooing cow" to the Adams county club. Th* "mooing cow” is a large trophy which is rotated through the 12 counties of the fourth rural youth, district; if any club keeps the trophy longer than two weeks, it must forfeit a fine to the dis- , tuct organization. The delegation rotating the trophy must consist of at least six members. Members discussed joining the junior leaders at a lawn party at McMillen park for visiting 4-H members from Vanderburg county June 21. June 24 »hg rural youth will have a recreation meeang. and square dance calling and leadership in other games will be

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stressed. June 27 the group plans an all-dtiy picnic at Pokagon state park near Angola. A committer to nominate offi<trs at the next meeting. July 8. was appointed by president Yoder. It consists of Marge and Jim Merriman. Bob Drew, and Gloria Koeneman. The annual election of officers will be held at the next regular meeting. July 8. Also appointed was a committee for the rural youth stand at the 4-H fair in Monroe in August. Members of this committee are Marilyn Kiefer, Bob Drew, Paul Busse. Barbara Kelley, and Marge Mid Jim Merriman. . The next district meeting will be July 18 in Huntington. During the club discussion, led by Legora Markle, the disposition of the money earned hy the rural youth boost at the 4-H club fair was discussed. It was decided that the money made, which last year’ amounted to nearly SBOO, would be left to the 4-H council. The rural youth treasury is reimbursed for the work done by its members in helping put up the tents at the fair, and members felt that this would be enough money fpr their treasury. Also discussed was the ownership of the 4-H fair grounds in Monroe. Members present felt that if possible the grounds should belong to the 4-H council, and not to the county. Guests present included Esther Sowards and Beulah Bertsch, of Adams county; Sally Michaels, Bill Kipfer. and Eugene Bieberslein, of Wells county: Meredith Speicher. Dan Slagle. Fred Cullar. Mary Hay. Judy Hay. Ethel Hoover and Irene Hoover, of Wabash county; and Lloyd Paul, Ned Simons. Jim Campbell. Lois Beaver, Ronald Beaver, and Janet Anderson of Huntington county. After the business meeting the group had refreshments and a square dance.

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Brownies Day Camp Will Open Monday Day camp for Decatur Brownies and other girls seven to 10 years of age will begin Monday morning at Hanna-Nuttman park. Registration for the camp will remain open until Monday morning. Two buses will make stops in the city to provide transportation to the camp. The north end bus will start at tr4s p.rn. at Gay's service station. Other stops of the north end bus will be the south end of Master Drive, Miller’s North End Grocery and the Methodist church. The south end bus will leave the court house on second street at 8:30 and then proceed to Hite’s grocery, to the corner of Russell and Winchester, to the Homestead at the alley in the park, to the High street entrance of the Homestead, to the -corner of High and Grant streets and to Stratton Place. IKE” APPEALS (Ca» tinned .From Page One) deadening burden of armaments.” The President included a series of administration bills designed to tighten the nation’s safeguards against subversive activities in reciting those measures which require the urgent attention'of congress. Declaring that the need for a new farm program is too critical to permit a delay, Mrs. Eisenhowet noted that he has been told it is not “good politics" to attempt to solve the farm problem in an election year. He added that he doesn’t care what constitutes “good politics," the nation urgently ..needs his farm program, and he is going to continue to press for its enactment. GENERAL MOTORS (Continued OnVaqe Kight) in refunds. Earlier, the estimate had been sls million but that was before CMC slapped down its huge refund demand Thursday / GMC's claim covers all its Indiana plants for the years 1951 through 1953. Allison Division in Indianapolis is one of the larger ones, but the/Corporation also has seven otherplants involved in the claim. They are: Indianapolis Chevrolet, Muncie Chevrolet; Muncie Delco-Battery; Anderson Delco-Remy. Anderson Guide Lamp. Bedford Fabricast and Kokomo Delco Radio. O. REMY BfSIRLY Attorney ESTATE NO. 4837 > NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN *FHIE ESTATE OF ROSCAR KOENEMAN • Tn the Adams Circuit Court of Adanxs County, Indiana At>m Term, 1964 In the matter of -tbe Estate of Os- . _car Koeneman. deceased._ Notice is .hereby given that Della Marie Koeneman as administratrix of the a-oove named estate, lias presented and filed her final account In final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up. for the examination and action of said Adams Circuit Court, on the 2nd. of July, 4954. at which time all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why .said accotunt should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship -or claim to any part of said estate, DELLA MARIE KOENEMAN Administratrix JUNE 11—18 . HENRY B. HELLER Attorney ESTATE NO. 4 798 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF Wl LLI AM W. MILLER tn the Adams Circuit Court of Adam* County, Indiana April Term, 1934 Tn the matter of the Estate of William W. Miller, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Lee T. Mlllef ’a.s"ES»mitor“of the above named estate, has presented findfiled his final account in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Adams IClrc-Uit Court, on tile Ist. of July, 1954, at which time all persons Interested in said estate are required tn appear In said cdurt and show cause. If any there be, why said .account should not be approved. A ti<L. the heirs or said decedent and all others interested are al«o required.. to appear and make proof M their heirship dr claim to any part of said estate. LEE T. MILLER -t—.. . Executor JUNE

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Minor Power Failure Here At Noon Today A loss of pressure in one. of 4he engines at the diesel plant about noo ntoday caused a minor power failure for about 20 minutes. The failure affected only certain sections of the city, including the General Electric plant. The traffic light at the corner of Monroe and Second streets was also affected for the duration of the failure. Report McConnell In Good Condition Richard K. McConnell, who un.derwent an operation on his throat Thursday in Fort Wayne, is reported in very good condition and doctors termed the operation “quite successful." It is believed that his vocal cords were not affected. Little change is reported in the condition of L. S. (Lank) Linn who underwent a serious operation last week. His progress is expected to be slow.. Notre Dame Prexy On Science Board WASHINGTON. D. C. — The Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C. S. C.. president of the University of Notre Dame, has been confirmed by the U. S. senate as a member of the national science board. President Eisenhower bad nominated Father Hesburgh for a sixyear term expiriiffc in May, 1960. The national science board was established in 1950’t0 promote the progress of science, advance the national health, prosperity and welfare, and securite the national defense. It i$ composed of 24 members, appointed, by the President with the approval of the senate, from the fields of the basic sciences, medical science, engineering, agriculture, education and public affairs. . _ Father Hesburgh will attend the August meeting of the board at the University of California at Berkeley.

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Greencastle Man Is Killed In Accident OREENCASTLE, Ind.. (INS» — Walter Poynter. 80. of Greencastle. died Thursday of injuries suffered when he lost control of his car and it struck a tree about three miles southeast of his home on Wednesday. . BIG MANHUNT (Coutluued From Fane One) hTfronCwa.-rhlngton at the order oFJ. Edgar Hoover, FBI director. The young housewife was kidnaped Wednesday afternoon as she left a beauty parlor. Newsradio stations and news services had cooperated with police in withholding the story for fear that it miglU cost the woman her life. GENEVA PARLEY (Coat in wed From Page Ond lution in the hope that we could find a basis of agreement, but we are led io the inescapable conclusion that to do so at the present time would be dishonest.” British foreign secretary ’Anthony Eden Thursday had warned the Communist bloc nations — who will not recognise UN authority in the Indo-Chinese truce scheme — that the conference faced failure. % Some delegates described today’s meeting as a “burial service.” CONTROLS LIKELY jCootiwued From rwwr Owr) Today’s report estimated the 1954 winter wheat crop at nearly 740 million bushels and the spring wheat crop at almost 260 million bushels. • The winter crop — which was planted last fall and now is being harvested—had been estimated at 707 million bushels in May. The 33 million bushel increase during the month was due to favorable weather 'conditions in much of the nation, and especially to improved prospects for wheat in Texas. Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska.

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