Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 184, Decatur, Adams County, 6 August 1954 — Page 3

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Tlhe Ladles auxiliary of the Fagles lodge will meet at the -hal Tuesday evening at eight o'clock Mrs. Joe Geels will be hostess foi Our lAdy of Lourdes Study clut Tuesday evening nt eight o’clock John S. Colchin, veteran retired merchant of this city, underwent surgery at St. Joseph's hospital Fort Wayne, yesterday. His con dltion was reported ‘‘satisfactory’ last evehing. His room numbet-k 215. 'Mr. and Mrs. W. Guy Brown will spend the weekend with, theii daughter and son-in-law, iMr. and Mrs. J. C. Mills of Springfield, O. at Lake Webster. (Mr. and Mrs William Brown also are visiting at the Mills cottage. Guy Johnson of Columbue, O. joined the staff of instructors al the Reppert school of auctioneer ing this week. He specializes it real estate sales. (Mr> and Mrs. Charles Eyansot returned home Wednesday from an 8-day tour of some of the western states. They enjoyed a trtr through Yellowstone National park and report that the temperature at Red Lodge, Mont. was about 25 degrees one night last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hesher, of De catur, were visitors at Virginia’i famous Skyline Caverns, located ' WBefeTEe Front Royal, Va, last Friday. E. iE. Hower U a medical patient 'at the Lutheran hospital, Fort Wayne. His room number I® 273. Mr. and Mrs. John Alberding Sr.; Mrs. Elmo Miller and Herman Alberding attended investiture cer emoniee at Victory Noll, Hunting ton Thursday. The day also com memorated the 25th jubilee cele bration of Sister Eva Alberding O. L. V. M. Mrs. Clark W. Smith and daughters, Jean and Deborah, left this morning by auto for Pittsburgh. Pa., for a week’s visit with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Westhoff. and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ray have returned from a 4,000-mile trip through the western states and Canada. Mr. .and Mrs. George W. Ray and daughter, Evelyn, of Marion, are spending a tew days with relatives in this vicinity. (Mrs, Don Grant and children, ol Kokomo, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Zeser. Mrs. Jane O’Shaughnessey is visiting relatives and friends in Fort Wayne. 'Mrs. E. F. Gass has been confined to her home the past week with the flu.

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* *• I Lun, ■ 11 •oelety Items for today's publication must be phoned tn by 11 a. m. (Saturday 9:30 a. m.) b' Sharon Kimble Phono 3-2121 SUNDAY Walther league ice cream social and bake sale, Friedhelm Lutheran church, 8:30 p.tn. V TUESDAY Women’s guild of Salem Evanand Reformed church, 8 p. m. Dutiful Daughters class of BethanyE. U. B. church, Hanna-Nutt-man park 6 p.m. Ladies Eagles auxiliary, hall 8 p. m. Our of Lourdes Study club, Mrs. Joe Geels, 8 p. m. ° V** Admitted Miss Nancy Ann Biggs, city. Dismissed Mrs. Daniel McCoy and baby son, Monroeville; Miss Joyce Uhrick, city. Mr. and Mrs. Williard Fawbush, of Decatur, route 2, have announced the prospect of adoption of a baby daughter, Sandra Sue, who arrived at their home Wednesday. The infant, born Feb. 24, weighed 7 pounds and 3 ounces at birth. This is the first child. Patricia Anette is the name of the 6 pound, 8 ounce baby daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeFevre, of Fort Wayne. Mrs. LeFevre is the former Naomi Ladd. This is the first child. Stand fast; ana an temptation to trangsgress, repel.—Milton. Ice Cream Social, Presbyterian Youth, Saturday evening, August 7th, 7:00 to 10:00, Church Lawn/ ' ’ ’ T I' ' * i > Up*- U * LmßkSMm ; i 1 R * ..... LORNA YOUNG, 17, Salt Lake City, Ut., is shown in New York holding a 31,000 check on being picked as America's prettiest school girt She is a direct descendant of Brigham Young, Church of Latter Day Saints founder. (International) stop in here first and get Kodak color film for your camera DRUG CO.

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A HUNGARIAN refugee family, Mr. and Mrs. Geza Kapus and 6-year-old daughter, must feel they really “belong” as they are greeted in the White House by President Elsenhower. They started their journey to the U. S. by crawling on hands and knees through a Communist mine field to escape from Hungary. Mrs. Manus lost a foot when she steeped on a mine. t (International)

Indiana Reports Worst Polio Week 30 New Polio Cases Reported In State INDIANAPOLIS (INS)—lndiana suffered, its worst polio week of the year according to today’s re port which listed 30 new cases, a third death and infection in seven, new counties. The third fatality from polio reported to the state board in 1954 occurred in DeKalb county which reported its first two cases for the year, including the death, in the period ending July 31st. Other new counties reporting were Adams, Bartholomew, Henry, Morgan and Wabash, one case each, and Steuben county, two. St. Joseph county, ale® repotted two cases and remained the Hardest hie-with 43 total cases to date. Marion and Allen counties reported four each to run their totals to eight and 10 cases, respectively. Elkhart and Lake reported two each last week. One case each was reported by Huntington, Madison, Montgomery, Noble. Tippecanoe. Vanderburgh and Vigo counties. The state’s total now iwlOl cases compared to I’so tor the same period of 1953 and 367 for the epidemic year of 1949. , If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. Use The T Daily Democrat Want Ads

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Pickett's Speech On Radio Sunday A speech which the Rev. J. Waskom Pickett, Methodist bishop in India and Pakistan, delivered at Monroe, was transcribed and will be broadcast over radio station WO WO, Fort Wayne, at 5:30 p. m. Sunday. Bishop Pickett’s speeches in the U. S. during 1950 had great influence in passage by congress of a bUI providing sale of surplus wheat to India. He addressed a group of senators on the subject and later presented his views to then President Truman. The bishop has spent 20 years in India. State Conservation Meeting September 11 INDIANAPOLIS (IN) —The annual state conservation meeting lias been set for Sept. 11-12 at Shade® atatei.fMH-k.. Conservationists from all- 92 counties have indicated they will attend the gathering which is sponsored by the Indiana state conservation advisory committee. (_ Primary purpose Os the meeting will be to acquaint sportsmen with the legislative machinery of Indiana as it affects conservation. Evansville Man Is Killed By Truck MICHIGAN CITY (INS) — An Evansville wholesale fruit and vegetable dealer died in Doctors' Hospital at Michigan City Thursday of injuries suffered when he was struck by a truck. - Fatally injured several hours earlier near the Michigan state police post at New Buffalo was Wilbur Lawrence, 49, of (Evansville. Witnesses said Lawrence got out of fits trpek near New Buffalo. They said he started across the four-lane highway, U. S. 12, and walked into the path of a truck driven by John W. Wenkel, 23, of Schoolcraft, Mich.

Warns On August As Crime Month Grim Warning Given By FBI Director WASHINGTON (INS) — FBI director J. Edgar Hoover issued the grhn warning today that there are more offenses of rape and aggravated assault committed during August than in any other month of the year. L ’ ’ He declared also that August is one of the high months for murder,, In cautioning the nation’s law enforcement officers to be particu larly on guard for vicious crimes against the person during the month. Hoover pointed out that “crimes of passion rise and fall with'the mercury,” and added: “They are lowest during the winter months and start to rise during the spring, ascending continually in volume until a peak is reached In late summer when the temperatures are high. "While the reasons for the trend may not be wholly understood, it does exist and that fact should be as much a danger signal to the public and law --enforcement officers as an icy road in a traffic situation.” Two Arrests Made On Traffic Counts James 1,. Gray, a Michigan driver arrested by state police on US 27 north of Decatur this morning for passing over the yellow line, posted a bond of $18.75 guaranteeing his return for trial here within Mayor John Doan nor justice of the peace Floyd Hunter was available so that the case could be tried today, so it was necessary for the out-of-state driver to post a bond large enough to cover the probable fine. Everett F. Lehneke, of route 6, Fort Wayne, will appear in justice of the peace court next Tuesday to ans wer the charge of speeding 45 miles an hour in a 30 mile an hour zone on 13th street. Lehneke was arrested at 7:20 p. m. last night by the city police. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results., IT vou have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings vesutta.

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THE U. S. AIR FORCE announces appointment of Brig. Gen. Don Z. Zimmerman as dean of faculty and CoL Robert M. Stillman as commandant of the new Air Force academy. Zimmerman is a native of Eugene, Ore., and Stillman of Greenville, O. The academy will be near Colorado Springs, Colo. (International Soundphotos)

Escaped Patients Back In Hospital WESTVILLE, Ind. (IN) —Two 17-year-old mental patients who slugged a guard and escaped from the Norman Beatty memorial hospital were -back in the Westville Institution today. Ronald ’Montgomery, of South Bend, surrendered to Marion county sheriff’s deputies who recognized the hospital clothing. They took him into custody without a struggle and returned him to Westville. The other escapee, Harry Armenof Buchanan, Mich., returned voluntarily - uF Westville Thursday arid surrendered. Newton Named As Ball State Officer MUNCIE, Ind, (LN) —Robert F. Newton has been named chief accountant and finance officer at Ball State Teachers’ College in Muncie. The Butler University faculty member will assume his new duties Tuesday. TEEPLE MOVING & TRUCKING Local and Long Distance PHONE 3-2607

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Cost of Bread Up, Wheat Cost Down rm -I. ' .X / R,SE J 5 ,g Ji 15 —z a/7 , m / WHEAT X 1 32% -/X 25 I DECLINE A X — X..., C\ ir.iaX 30 WHILE THE PRICE the shopper has been paying for a loaf of bread has been going up since 1948, the price the farmer nas been getting for a bushel of * wheat has been going down, says a House agriculture committee report. The chart above illustrates committee’s figures. FOR GENERAL PLUMBING, and _ -.-HEATING and FIXTURES CALL** LAWSON PLUMBING & HEATING W. MONROE BT. New Phone 3-3626

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Five Days Os Fair Weather Forecast More Rainfall In Offing In South INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — Five days of fair weather was forecast today for Indiana with more rain in the offing for thirsty farmlands Isl the southern section of the state. Week-long on-and-off rains poured two inches of rain over practically every section of the south, and brought 11th hour relief to farmers who were about ready to concede the loss of most of their crops. The extended forecast contains promise of more rain with one-half to one inch expected as showers by the middle of next week and over the southwest portion tonight and Saturday. Little change is expected in temperatures which will average near normal highs of 85 to 93 degrees and lows of 62 to 68 until a warming trend begins early next week. Democrat Want Ads Bring Results

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