Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 178, Decatur, Adams County, 30 July 1954 — Page 8

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SENATE PASSES VC—ttaaeO From rage Oas> and $5,000 on a single return.* ' Under present law. you can count alt of your drug# and medicines under medical expenses in figuring deductions. However, the bill sets a ceiling of one percent of 1 total income for these items. In other words, if you make I |i,ooo a year and your drug and medicine bill in $45, you can count 4«ily five dollars of that in figuring your total medical expenses. [l* Another change in the bill would S event those who are ordered by eir doctor to travel for their health from counting l ordinary livin’- expenses on the trips ad medical expenses. Tax return filing dates—Everyone will have an extra month topay his taxes. For most, this means until April IS. ■« Person* filing estimates of their income every three months will also have until April 15 to file their first estimate and make their first installment payment. The second and third- installments will still be due on June 15 and September 15. But the final date, except for farmers, will be moved from January 15 to January il. Retirement Income—Voder present law. retired persons don’t have to pay taxes, on social security benefits and certain other federal retirement payments. The bill will exempt all kind* of retirement income. The maximum limit is 11.200. A person can earn un to 1960 a year and still not pay taxes on the first $1,200 in income received from pension plafts. annuities, rente or dividend*. However, for each dollar earned above 1900, one dollar must be subtracted from the maximum allowed exemption, or from <1.200. In other words, a person getting SI.OOO h» wagea apd $ 1.400 from dividends and ah annultys must pay taxes on sl,3oo—that 18, on all of his wages and S3OO of his retirement income. legal notice of public HEARING Pwblir Service (ammUalos sf Indiana Docket Na 2&404 IN THE MATTER OF THE AJ’PIACATION OF THE CI.TV OF BERNE FOR PERMISSION TO ISfnnc WATERWORKS REVENUE BONDS. TO CONTRACT FOR THE MAKING OF EXTENSIONS AND ADDITIONS TO ITS WATERWORKS, AND FOR APPROVAL OF A NEW RTTEDVEE OF WATER RATES AND CHARGES. Notice Ik herdxy given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in thia cause in The Rooms of the Commission. 401 State House, Indianapolis. Ind.. 9:00 a. nt., (CST), Which Is 10:00 a. in. (p«T). Wednesday, August gSi'JBM.— ' Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE *- i.sra?r ,o! ‘ w By Paul M. Tinkle •. Secretary Indianapolis. Ind.. July 29, 1954. 7 -30 _ . ,T v Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE WIND AUTO INSURANCE 720 No. 3rd St Phone 3-2004

CLAIMS TO BE A 1.1,08 ED I BY HOARD OF COM MISSION KR!« j ABarast 3, IMH Decatur IJg.ht & Power .. $177.62 Haywood Pub. Co 110.23 ; Commercial Print Shop .... 27.24 Edward J. Jaberg Clk Exp 2.00 Bobbs-Merrill Co., do -»a 25.00 Morris Regain Cloth for Ins. 147.83 Robert W. Shral-uka Sher exp 205.00 Dolores ShriUuka «p D.-p .... 6.00 Dale Death, do ~ 20.00 JUibegger Hard Sher Exp .... 10.71 Enter* Radio Ser do 15.00 Florence <M. Hlth Surv. Clor 164.50 Goodyear S*rv Pros Atty Exp 8.95 Helen jB. Johnson Asses Cler 144.00 U. M. Grwblll goh Supt Exp 20.34 1 + E- Archbold Co Agt Exp .... 195.70 An K. Wlrns Htn Ism Agt lEx 157..2K Glor Koenwnan Co Agt. ».xp 193.72 Sally. Wrt'ililoiigh dfizS. 175.00 It. F. Zwk.M U. HWtlff Ex 174.00 Marie Fel&er Hlth Nrse Exp 292.56 ' CltUens tele fto. Ct Ct Exp 34.45 Th* Shafer Store dp 41.95 Raymond N. Klass do 25.00 American Law Book Co, do .... 10.00 Weet Pub. Co. do 18.09 BU'Jbs Merrill co do 35.33 C H. Museiman Prob Off Mil 17.00 - John Bixler Ct House Jan ... 235.00 Hasel Ggliogly do Matron 80.00 L. H. Morgan Ct House Exp 50.00 Frank Bohmitt do ».00 DM Chemical Co do 33.00 Klenks do 32.5>3 Sitton Jewelry Store do .... 14.80 John B. Terveer Jail Hxp „.. 9.00 No. Ind. PubJJc Service do- 8.16 Holthouse fxrug Co. do 10.94 Burke'a atnd Service do .... 2.06 Alrge Fosnaugh Co Hme Spt 318.45 Hesse Fostiaugb do Matron luO.O* Paul Reynolds do Atten .... 100.00 Daisy Marfin do 100.00 ' Mary Jauw Fosnaugh do .... 100.00 Dale <Fo*naugh do 70.00 Willie Knucklea do 75.00 Martha Shoaf do 30.00 Otis Martin do 30.00 John Terverr, St. D. do Phys 85.00 Itev. Ord GeOrman do Preach 4.00 Rev. A. A. Fenner do 4.00 Harman Market do F.xp .... 022.91 Hanwnond FVMt Market do «S.l« Art Lengerich do 37.59 Thomas w. Hoffman do .... 47.30 Dr. R. K. AllUon do ... 132.70 IT. S. Chemical Co. do 53.58 The Drl-Ga* Co. do 53.58 Stiefel Gnatn Co. do 108.05 Stewart’s Bakery do vI.OS Uhrh-k Bros do 3.50 ..Burke'e Standard .Serv do 92.63 Sprunger I-mjl Co. do ■ 121.<0 HaltermanF* ,do 9-98 Heller f>al. Feed t Sply 204.12 Neuer Supply- Co. do 98.74 Harmon M. Gllllg Corn Exp 43.25 WIH WHinea Twp Ag» 100.00 Chas Robenold wm A nw Imp 175.00 Cha* E. Marsha nd Assessing 139.00 <Hadys Reynolds do 120.00 John B. Stults do ...... 120.00 I,ewl.s H. Wortbman Co Com 100.66 Otto HofOman do 106.66 Harley J. Reef do~. 106.66 Henry Hehner Co Council .... 50.00 Rufus Huafr do 50.00 C. J. Jones do 60.00 Wm. Kruetsman do 50.00 Ix-nn Nejanschwander do .... 50.00 Jullfm Schults do 50.00 Cinr'a Stably do 50.00 David A. Macklin Co Altty 104.00 , Dick Burg «d of Review 96.00 Catherine CJtetehenrWer do .... 96.00 Frank Kitwon do JCxp 10.56 , Dtur Dem Co Lg Ad & Sch 102.03 Berne IWttn Co. Legal Advt 79.21 lost Grvl & rdy-Mix Bridge 58.66 Geneva weld A Gar Serv do 50.00 Smith Scrap Iron Co. do 19.30 Berne Ready-Mix do 77.00 Linn Gfove Hardware do 5.10 Meshbg Bros. St-one Corp, do 17,444 Hler IK- Ins. Age In* 4 OT Bd 154.70 Leo E. Ehinger Off Bond 20.00, Glen Egley Fox Bty 3.00 Gerald Fuhrman do 3.00 David Rimggerdo 3.00 Supt Os Ste Farsn Cre of Inm 8.19 Hkthwln Hospital Care of Pat 195.00 Irene Byron Hospital do 340.00 Ind Ste Industries* Licensee Hui. 43 Mrs. C. W. R. Sohwts Tile Dr 7.50 Mrs. L L Taker do 41 25 Glen neo .E. Steffen do 5.7 i John JUmctiy de 5.00 Christian Zehr do 9.95 Charl“y Scherry do .... 5.50 The Krick-Tyndall Co. do .... 166.34 Herman Moellering Mil 20.48 Lawrence Smith Ditch Al .... 344.12 Theodore Baker do .. . 135.30 Carl Burkhart do .... 120.62 Decafur Auto Supply do 8.95 Mao Allister Machinery do .... 20.26 E. Hau man's Garage do 10.00 Homer Mllle-r do 13 00 Brake Mat-rial* & Parts do 17.32 Berne Readv-M-ix' do 38.74 Yost Construction Co. do .... 18.00 Stockberger Mach., Inc. do 600 Decatur Ready Mix. Inc. do 49.89 HIGHWAY Frank Singleton Jtapt 126.(40 Walter Reppe-t A. Supt 120.00 Tom Johnston do 131.20 Elmar Beer do .... 118.80 Noll do 118.80 U. u^T t J." ch O»rk 87.00 '<’•«** Diesel ...; 118.80 Roy E. Heller do 108.00 Koenkg do 126.00 VlrgH Ferry do ISR.OO H* rr L D e. ! * mith Mn<,lt 158.40 Harold Burger Truck 120 00 Harrv 'Kershner do 120 00 Don Harvey do 130.00 i

SALE CALENDAR JULY 31—1;00 p. m. Erm*] H. C. Johnson & Marcile Johnson, coedminirtrators Jhymioa Mae Johnson, milee northwest of neeatur on the Wincheeter road directly opposite Yort OravTTrt v e L?!v p ? r “ OMI Property. Roy A Ned Johnson, aucto. JULY 31—Stephen Leeko. Two and one-half miles Wert of Buelneea Section of Warsaw, Ind. on Highway No. 30. Suburban Five - V.?? 1 ® wlth 21/4 Acres «-t*nd. 7:00 P. M. (Evening « Sale). Midwest Realty Auction Co.. J. F. Sanmann, Auct.' AUG. 2—6:30 p. m. Mr. aftd Mrs. Roy Friedly, owners, 1135 Marshall street, Decatur. Modern 2 Bedroom House. Gerald Strlck._,rt ■> D ‘ S ' Bla,r> * uc^on eer«. C. W. Kent, sales mgr. AUG. 2—6:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Friedley, owners, 1135 Marshall St.. Decatur. 2-Bedroom modern home. Gerald Strickler, i A» S - B, * ir ’ auctlt,ncOT *- C. W. Kent, sale mgr. AUG. 3—6:30 p. m. Mr. & Mrs. Noah R. Steury, owners. 904 Walnut •treet, Decatur. Furniture auction. Gerald. Strickler, e . D .„ S ’ Blalr ’ • U <‘ t| on««-s. C. W. Kent, sales mgr. AUG. »—6:30 p. m. Mr. A Mrs. Virgil Doyle, owners. 713 Mercer Avenue. Qecatur. Furniture auction. Gerald Strickler, D. S. Blair, auctioneers. C. W. Kent, sales mgr. FURNITURE AUCTION TUESDAY, AUGUST 3rd 6:30 P.M. M 4 WALNUT STREET, DECATUR , INDIANA Kimball Spinet Plano, like new; Hollywood Twin Bede; 6 Pc. Maple Bedroom Suite; Studio Couch; Desk; 5 Pc. Breakfast Set; Bendix Electric Wawher; 7 Pc. Maple Dinette Set; Porch Furniture; • 4 Pc. Living Room Suite; Console Radio and Record Player; Dressing Table; Cheat of Drawers; 2 Radios; Porch Swli<; Kitchen Cabinet; Rocker; End Tables; Table Lampe; Coffee Table; Dresser; Music Sta<nd; Occ. Chair; 6 Pc. Dining Room Suite with pad; Chrome Dinette Set; Telephone Stand; Baty Buggy; High Chair; Metal Utility Cabinet; 2 Hall Tree*; 2 Step Stools; Refrigerator; 3 H. P. Johnaon Outboard Motor; Stepladder; Garden Toole; Hedge Sprayer; Hedge Trimmer; Sidewalk Trimmer; Wheelbarrow; Lawn Seeder; Wire Fence; 3 Seto Bamboo Shades; Suit Ceaee; Fruit Jare; 410 Shot Gun; Power Lawn Mower, like new; Bendix Automatic Waaher; Rubber Hoee; Water Sprinkler, and many other Item* too numeroue to mention. TERMS—CASH. Mr. & Mrs. Noah R. Steury ~ Owners Gerald Strickler. D. 8. Blair—Auctioneer. Pauline Haugk—Clerk C. W. Kent, Sales Mgr. / Sale Conducted by The Kent Realty 4 Auction Co. Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3390 Not -reeponwible for accident.. 27 30 2

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Jack Andrews do 9160 Melvin Bixler-do llt.Bo I Roger Steiner do 118.80 Chester Shoaf Traotor 112.95 Noah Brunner do .112.85 Albert Beer do {13.85 A. M. Hoffman Janitor ■ 60.00 Max- Case S H ,118.80 Afthtur Ross do H 6.15 Christ Zurcher do 13.85 Joel Augsburger do 11X85 Joe Spangler do 74.36 Christ MiHer do 7445 Mrs. Florence Fast & Son do 10.00 ClHtens Telephone, lAo Oper , 16.35 IlecMur All to Supply do 32.66 Indiana Equipment Co do .... 462.17 Melvin Meyet- do , 18.00 Ttie Dor-et Msgr. Co do . 49.38 Deeds Equipment Co do .... 32.93 MaciAllfster Machinery Co do 7.43 RUM Smitley do 20.19 Fortney Radiator Shop do 3.00 (.Hyde Harden do 19.07 l-ee Hardware Co do 40.38 The Schafer Co. Inc do ....... 4.13 Walter Rrlntsenhofe do 1.85 Decatur l>rulp. Inc. do 174.63 Motor Fuel Tax Division .... 32.96 petnie Oil Co do 471.99 Reavers Oil Service do 58.60 Pearl Oil Co do .... 258.94 Goodyear Service Store do .... 350.33 Haywood Publishing Co do .... 6.32 Mestyberger Bros Stone Mater. 778.94 Yost Oravel A Rdy mix do 66.17 The Krick-Tyndall Co do .... 4.21 Fort Wayne Pipe A Supply do 4.78 Kosher laimber * Coal Co do 12.50 Berne Ready Mix Concrete do 35.94 R. ®7. Ganta do 5.00 Heller & Derxifur Ins. Ins .... 27.70 W Kl<F* % Bt'K Bernice Nelson ‘ Mil. t Post. ,51.89 Mary -.j, Haaelwood Mil ?8.35 Mabel Marshall do 15.61 Veronica Linn do 11.13 Cltleens Telephone Co Oper. )6.80 Board of Commissioners Certified before me this 30th day of July, 1964. FRANK KI THON f Auditor C J-uly 30 August 6. LEGAL NOTH K / NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAXPAYERS OF AIUMS COUNTY', INDIANA THAT PUR®UAtNT TO THE ACTS OF 1877, Ch 1, Sec. 2, P. 3; atFameniled Aets of 1949, ch 175, Sec.. 3, P. 588 and Acts 1953, Ch 108, Bee. 2, P. 299 of the filing and pendency Os fche following petition has been -tiled with the A-lams C*»>u.ty Auditor: TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF (OOINI'T t'OMMPNSIOWERS OF ADAMS COUNTY, INDIANA: We the undersigned resident freeholders i-f the County of Adams |u the State of Indiana, hereby reepeettully petition the Honorable Hoard of County C<»nrmlssloners of Adams County. Indiana, to make allowance out of general fund of wuch County to Che 4-H Club Aseuciation having for its general purpose the promotion of the Agricultural and Horticultural Interests of the said Adams County, which Corporation Is already duly organised and existing under and bv virtue of the I*aws of the State of Indiana, said allowan<-e to be made by a levy on the annual tax UT Two cents on each One Hundred Dollars of assessed valuation to be used for purppse of constructing and-or operating and-or maintaining. *ny building owned and operated by said such agricultural association herein referred to. The undersigned further petition said Honorable Board of County Commissioners of Adams Courtti-' to accept she filing of this petition which is In d 5 counter parts by the Presidetit’ and-or Secretary of ' L ,le Uldb and Extension* exhibits, Inc., and to proceed to make such allowance herein petitioned for In accordance with law. Notice hi -hereby given that the County Commissioners will meet In a special session in the Court House at thF hm*r of BtOO Alugust 30. 1964 to con aider this said pMltioir which, if no rensonstrance WM been filed according' lo law within thirty (30) days from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated this 30th day of July, hM-4. Frank Kiteon l Auditor Adams 7-30-8.2.4 SHEPPARD < Cssttased From Page Oael wife. Marilyn. Miss Hayes refuted his testimony, confiding they were “Intimate” and the Dr. had talked to her about divorcing his 31-year-old pregnant wife. While Cleveland officials met to decide what action to take if Bay Village doesn’t act after “a reasonable length of time," Bay Village Mayor J. Spencer Houk was reported in his bed under sedation. i .

Doll Show Is Held At Field Thursday Show May Become An Annual Event Big dolls, tiny dolls, pretty dolls, cute dolls, fancy dolls, novel dolls, foreign dolls, animal dolls, old dolls, new dolls—72 of them — were entered in the doll show at Vforthman field Thursday afternoon. The show, which will probably become an annual event in the summer recreation program, drew ,a large crowd of young owners and parents. - . ; , V Mary Jo Hoffman, Nancy Krick' and Dianna Linn were judges for the event. ■ Two ribbons were awarded in each of 11 classes. The show was directed by Miss Janet Everhart and Miss Dorothy Kohne. Winners of the various classes include: bride dolls—On alee Barkley, first, and Kay Wynn, second; foreign dolls — Cynthia Collier with a Scot doll, first, and Nancy Linn, second with a Korean doll. Oldest doll — Sue Shackley, whose entry was over 100 years old, first, and Judy Sexton with an 84-year-old German doll, second; biggest doll—Becky Maddox, first, and Kathryn Hullinger, se<> ond; smallest doll, Rosiland Summers. first, and Janello Everhart, second. Cutest baby doll —Judy Roesedu, first, and Susanne Ebersole, second; cutest-child doll — Sidney Beery, first, and Mary Heller, second; story book doll—Jane Harmon, first, and Sharon Shackley, second. , Animal doll—Nancy Jo Brunner, first, and Jill Young, second! un-

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usual doll — Jeanne Finlayson, first, Jim tricker, second, and prettiest doll—Nancy Christener, first* and Sharoh Sprttnger, second. WEAPONSOUTPUT (C—ttaaeg Fr—i Paste O»>) members later testified they had never heard of until Mr, Eisenhower announced it at a news conference. Reports that last spring's schedule for H-bomb tests wks reduced ffofn five to two., blasts —two smiill islands admittedly were destroyed — were likewise ignored. Os the spring staging, the commission said: “These tests were successful in development of thermonuclear wea- , pons.” Vm? of tbe word "weapons" implies that they can be transported by* air. It has since been revealed that U.S. bomber crews are being intensively trained in techniques for delivering the H-bomb. The commission said fish from the Eniwetok and .Bikini lagoons should not bi eaten without monitorthg for radioactivity, but that there is "no basis for alarm as to the consumption of tuna caught •I in the Pacific'’ generally. The .commission also reported that a level of radioactivity that

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XOTICF. TO BIDDERS Tbe Board of Trimees of the Decatur PuMie IJbrary will receive bids for oil for heating of Library building for the year 1954-S.l. Bids must be In the library not later than August 2, iar>4, N. A. Bixler President Decatur Library Board 7.2 J-30- ■