Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 211, Decatur, Adams County, 8 September 1954 — Page 6

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" — Sl’****’ allowed t MY BGARD OF ('OMMIKSIONF.RX Meat. T, IWM Becatur Light & Pow Oper I 419.44 tStlaen* Telephone O. do 236JM) Haywood Fob Co. Clk Exp 17.50 Morrla taun do 147.413 Marilyn JAberg do 59.50 HBywood Pub. Co. Aud Exp 75.02 Conwnencial Print Snop do 15.55 Dacatur Democrat Co. do 515 Royal Typewriter Co. do 5.00 Gorrtme Print Shop Treti Exp 44.00 ItoyWl TipewrltW Co. <k> 5.00 i Mabel Striker Ree Exp 6.00 ttaj’A-ood Pujlx Co. do lOs.OO Robert W. ShrtGuka She Exp 179.90 I Kmiergency Radio Service do 15.00 Dokxrea shraiuka Bp Dep 41.00 Dale Death do ...... 5.00 Florence M. Holt-hooee Shi. Cl 168.09 Henman Moellertn »urv Exp 3.08 Lewie L. tknitli Proa Aty Exp 137.44 Lawyers Co-op Pub. Co. do I.’v Helen E. Johnson Asses CJer 88.00 <3. M. OrablU Beh Sup.t Exp 99.44 L. (E. ArclUxild Co. Art. Exp 190.87 Anna X. WlUJiumx Hl) A« E 133.1? Rally NfcCullou CO Art Cler 176.00 Gloria. Koenem Co Art Exp 263.56 H. F. awick, M. D. Hl Os Ex 77.00 Maria Felber Hltb Nrae Exp 274.33 CUiaena Tele Co. Ct Ct Exp 1840 Lawyers Co-op Pub. Co .... 25.00 Wetrt Pub. Co. do 9.00 W’. H. Anderson 00. do .... 15.00 ■Robert W. Rturaluka do .... 4.40 C. M. Miiaelm Prob Off Exp 17.69 John Bixler Ct House Jan 225.00 Hasel Gallogly Ct H«M* Mt 30.00 WM. Kiuaman Ct House Exp 56.00 IJJ CheenOral Co. do 32.90 jSenk’xdo -—-7.1 S Paul Reynolds Co Home Aitt jOo.iHI Roy Chileote Sp Dep 42.00 Dale Death do 28.00 James Coehren do 28.00 Laster J. Hatbegger Bridge .. 400.00 Herman Oeimer Oper 20.00 Deetu-ur Lumber Co. do 16.95 Continental Chemical Co. do 17.5 Q Burk Elevator Co. do 560,17 The U. & Chemical Co do 39.76 Butler’s Garage do ... 28.06 John B. Terveer. M. D. J -«v 9.00

State Farm cuts rates on auto Insurance! Yas—State Farm auto insurance ia now a better buy than ever! Low rates have just been lowered even more to reflect the careful driving records of member* in this area. And you get the unexcelled protection and service for which State Farm is famous. See me for details! STATE FARM A FRED CORAH 207 Court St. Decatur, Indiana INSURANCE Phone 3-3656 Authorised representative. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Home office: Bloomington, lUinoie • • SPECIAL!!! CARLOAD PURCHASE or PHILCO 21’’CONSOLE TELEVISION SETS DELUXE CHASSIS CABINET WITH CASTERS HI I J Model 4112 As Shown WAS . $429.95 NOW - 339,95 YOU SAVE ■ 190.00 HAUGKS 209 N. 13th St. Open Evenings till 9:00

No. Ind. PirbHc 8m Co." rtn - 9.09 Baker Pkxmbln* A Heat do • 6.75 Smith Drug Co. do -. 16.31 Halterman’s do 12.84 Burk J-Jlevator Co. do 258.19 Jerome R. Gesklli do 8.00 Burke’s Standard Service do 4.34 Moellerlng Supply Co. do .... 40.85 George Foenaugh C SI Siipt' 200.00 Beas Fosnaugh Vo Hme Mat 100.00 Willie Knuckles Co Hme Alt 75.00 Daisy Martin do 100.00 Martha Shoaf do 34.00 Dale Foanaugh do 120.00 Mary Jane Fosinuugh do .... 100.00 John B, Terveer, M D. do P 106.00 Edgar P. Schonldt do Preach 4.00 Ord German do 4.'00 Dr. R. E. Allis Co Hme Exp 25.00 Ted Hahnert do 28.65 Baker Plumb & Heating do 13.65 Smith Drug Co, do .' 16.52 Halterman's do. 10.32 N'euer Bupcdy Co. do 59.10 Heller Coal. Feed A Sup do 284.61 Burk Elevator Co. do 776.09 Henry C. VAndertook do .... 23.40 Amt I<e.ntf'erich do 40.62 Slewant’s Bakery do 57.76 The Schafer Store* do 8.44 Th» Drl-Gas Co. Co Hme Exp 181.3 Q The 11. S. t'hemical Co. do .... ’S3.J9 Butler's Garage do 98.95 Will Wlnnes Waah Twp ass IM*.OO Chas. Marshamd do Exp .... 16.00 Earl E. liawalld Jet of P M 3.60 Lewis H. WocUi Co Com Exp 130.19 Otto Hoffman do 106.66 Harley J. Reef do ...» A22.02 David A. Macklin Co At Exp 135.04) CBty of Decat>ur lab at Dump 200.00 Decatirr Dem Co. Legal Adv 174.33 Berne Wtuiosa Co. do .... 1-41.67 Walter Reppert Bridge Exp 99.60 Tom JohnMosn do 115.20 Bhner Beer do 108.00 Lawrence Noll do .. 108.00 Virgil Draper do 108.00 Roy E. Heller do ; 108.00 Lawrence Koenig do 108.00 Virgil Ferry do - 108.00 Harold Burger do 110.40 Harry Kershner do 104.40 Don Harvey do 110.40

Jneß Andrrws tRy - .'.J" ‘JS.'CT Melvin lilxl-r do 108.1*0 Boger Xteiner do 108.08 Chester Shoaf ilo .... 111.55 Noah Brunner do 103.69 Albert Beer do 103.50 Max Case do .... 110.40 Arthur Ross do 705.80 Christ Zurcher do . ~ 183.60 Joel Akigauurger do 103.60 Joe Spangler do . C 7.60 Christ Miller do 67.50 Armco IH-mi * Met Prd co do 1307.77 Berne Rdy Mix Concrete do 166.70 Baker & Sch>ultx do »*i.**o Herold Raughn Fox Bty . . 3.00 Wilmer G. Miller,do q.«O Loganap State HoMpltal Exp 6.4** Irene Byron Hospital do .... 343.50 Healthwln Hospital do ... 2<H.50 Tres. Qt Wells Co. Ch of Ven 341 50 Homer Mitter Tile Dr 7.00 Joseph D. Schwurt'x do ,Z.... 12JI0 Ernest Thleine do , . 25.00 Decatur Limber Co. 3.75 Herman Moellerlng MU <l. 32.08 Lawrenc Smith Co &DU Jmp 300.37 Theodora Baker do . 217.60 Carl Burkhar.t <lv- 156.’.’5 Reavers OR Sere IHtch IJiVp 278.»« H. J. Schroder Co. do 4.92 Krick Welding Shop do 25.00 Stockberger Machinery do 11.93 Frank Nussbaum do M. 50 MacAUlster Mach. Co. do . 13.44 Deluxe Marine Co. do 8.55 Butler's Garage do 4.40 Eienk’s do . .1.45 IClharles Buhler do . 10.00 Clifford Roe do 6.20 R. J. Lelnnlnger do 21.83 HIGHWAY Frank SingWton Supt. .... . 125.00 Hubert lach Clerk 104.45 Harry D. Smith Mnck U 3.60 A. M. HoffmUn Janitor,, 37.60 Harold L. Youae S. H. 3.90 Alfred Hlrschy do 9.20 Carl Hurkhart do 36.00 Citixens Telephone Co. Oper 17.30 Decatur Light & Power <k> 12.12 .Burk Elevator Ckj. do . 269.81 ' Dubatur Auto Supply do .... 28.66 David R Scihwartx do .... 16.95 E. W. Bauman Garage do .... 20.00 Deeds Equipment Co do .... 20.48 MacAUDter Machinery Co do 18.73 Indiana Textile Ct>. do 50.11 Indiana Equipment <Y> do 629.10 DscatW .Equipment Co do 166.95 Fortney Radiatoi** Shop do .... 18.00 Butler’s Garage, do 60.00 Russ Smitley do 19.50 Motor Fuel Tax Division do 17.44 Beavers Oil Service do 113.37 Petrie Oil Co. do 27.65 Pearl Oil Co. do 1150,99 Phillips Petroleum Co do .... 67.28 Goodyear Service Stores do 598.77 Habegger Hardware do .... .. 3.90 Hardware do 6.37 Ted Beenbower do ..— 3.85 Jerome Nuesbaem do 60.60 Gottschalk Sup Co. Mater 16.25 Paul Spiiller do 20.04) Yost Gr Ready Mix Inc do 6.16 Meabberger Bros. Stone 10181.81 Twin City Foundry do 217.29 WELFARE Bernice'Nelson Mil && Post 26.13 Mary J. Haxelwcmd Mil 22.82 Mabel Marshall do 16.87 Veronica Linn do 33.04 Ottixens Telephone Co. Oper 15.90 Haywood Publishing Co. do 7.50 Board of Commissioners Certified ibefore me this Sth day of September. 1954. FRAiNK KITSON Auditor of Adams Co. Indiana SEPT. 8 50 Beautiful Girls In Annual Contest First Preliminary Contests Tonight ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. (INS) —Fifty beautiful girls nurtured in every state of the union, Puerto Rico, Hawaii and Canada parade their looks, charm and talent tonight in the first of three preliminary sessions that lead to the selection of Miss America 1955. The panel of 11 jujdges, including some beautiies in their own right, make their final pick shortly before midnight Saturday. The competing lovelies made their public debut Tuesday night in a parade of floats along this resort city's famed board-walk. The dazzle of the occasion and the expected crowd were cut do*n by a steady drizzle that fell throughout the parade. The girls, wearing a million dol14u*s worth of furs loaned for the occasion, rode on 32 floats, all of them beautifully decorated and gaily lighted. The parade was held at night for the first time in the history of the contest to mark Atlantic City’s centennial celebration,,, The judges, including movie star Grace Kelly, opera singer Mimi Bensell and Miss America of 1944, Venns Ramsey, will pick ten girls during the three nights of eliminations. From that group, the winner will be selected Saturday night on the basis of her appearance in a bathing suit and an evening gown and her demonstration of talent.

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■ ■ LEARNING the Zavada quads of Dorothy, Pa., are to be in her room at St Vincent’a school. Latrobe, Pa., first grade teacher Sister Suzanne throws up her hands in dismay. The quads (identified on the blackboard) are six years old. (InternationalS<Mn<tohotol

Rev. \¥. H. Moeller To Leave Van Wert - The Rev. W. H. Moeller, formerly pastor at the St. Pauls Lutheran church at Preble, and well knpwn through this territory, gave his farewell sermon Sunday at Emmanuel Church in Van Wert. 0„ to accept a charge at Silver Springs, Md., a suburb of Wash-

EL* ' a Jbh Js CLEMENT R. ATTLEE, former Prime Minister of Great Britain, ana Aneurin Bevan (right), are shown In Hong Kong after their tour of Russia and Communist China. Attlee extended the British Labor Party’s good wishes to the citizens of Hong Kong and expressed the hope that this British colony would continue to prosper and serve as a “link between the eastern and western nations.” (International Rjdiophoto)

FI I SEE 'ill rCzi—* fern jirh 1 M .'/ '.< “ITT- 1 • ■ •p-gjjL-j I f S rllfa W . W v vT^y *Wnßr r IB JLA'raSrfißß i I O® j ,ia 'r Ir THE YOUNGEST and oldest polio victims in Rutland, Vt M compare notes qn their treatment with Dr. Carroll B. Ross, 94, hero of the 1894 Otter Creek Valley epidemic. Mrs. Sarah Jones, 62, in wheelchair, was the youngest victim in that first recorded mass attack of polio In the United States. Beside her is Ralph Broadwell, 4. Their recovery is being aided by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, now conducting An Emergency March of Dimes. (International Exclusive;

ington, D.C. where he will be pastor of the Calvary church. Rev. Moeller is president of the Kiwanis club at Van Wert and also chairman of the Red Cross and otherwise recognized in his community. Christianity is the good man’s text; his life, the illustration. — J. P. Thompson.

City Councilmen Committee Named New Appointments Are Mode By Mayor - Mayor John M. Doan announced the following committee appointments of city councilmen at last night’s meeting, and all were approved. The new appointments were made neeeesary because of the unanimous appointment by the council of Joseph Murphy to fill the vacancy created when Hugh Engle moved outside his councilmanic district. Appointed were: board of public public works and safety, John M. Doan, Robert S. Ahderson, city attorney, and Donald F. Gage; water committee. Alfred K. Beavers, chairman, Joseph Murphy, and Donald F. Gage. Street and sewer committee, Donald F. Gage, chairman. Adolph L. Kolter. and Edwin Bauer;, park committee. Joseph Murphy,- chairman, Edwlfl BSuer, and' AdOlffh L. Kolter; finance committee, Adolph I. Kolter, chairman, Alfred K. Beavers, and Joseph Murphy. Ordinance committee, Edwin Bauer, chairman. Adolph L. Kolter, and Donald F. Gage; and electric light committee, Donald Gage, chairman, Alfred K. Beavers, and Joseph Murphy. Murphy "fined all the vacancies created by Engle's resignation, except that of chaisnran of the electric light committee, which Murphy suggested be filled by a councilman with previous experience on the committee.

Food Poisoning No. 1 Picnic Risk: WASHINGTON. (INS) — Food poisoning tops ante and rain ae the chief picnic hazard. Bacteriologists with the U. S. department of agriculture report that food cooked in advance and then not chilled promptly accounts for most cases of food poisoning in hot weather. They explained that while cooking destroys most bacteria that euwses illness, ft-does NOT protect food against later contamination and> spoilage. In fact, cooking makes many foods, particularly those in the protein group, more soft and moist for easier growth of bacteria. Spoilage hazards, for example, are: The stewed chicken that etande in its broth overnight on the kitchen table, or ■’ The stuffed hard-cooked eggs that waited several hours in the picnic basket, or The unrefrigerated cream-filled or cuetard-filled cakes and pastries. For safety, the specialists directed; \ “Chill food a* quickly as possible after cooking and keep it ait 40 degrees F or cooler until served or until reheated for serving. "If a mixed salad containing protein foods like meat. eggs, fish or ■ poultry is prepared in quantity, refrigerate in small enough containers so that it can chill rapidly.” If such a salad is put In the refrigerator in large buckets, the experts warned, chilling may be eo slow that spoilage will occur in the center. Care also must be taken to pro-, tect frozen cooked dishes from spoilage. The bacteriologists advised thawing in the refrigerator for food that takes as long as three to four hours to thaw at room temperature. They added that the bacteria does not change the taste, odor or appearance of the food ts> give a warning of poisoning. (

Two More Break-in Attempts Reported $25 In Cash Taken At Service Station Two more break-ins were report ed to Decatur police last night and this morning, bringing the total since last Saturday to five. Someone tried to break into the Knights of Columbus lodge during the weekend, it was reported last night at 9 p.m. The would-be thief tried to enter the elevator, then went up to the third ' floor, and pried open the door into the lodge hall. Then he pried on the doors info the bar and recreation room, but could not get them open. Nothing was reported missing from the hall. This morning an entry was reported at the Community Oil and Gas service station at the corner of Adams and Seventh streets. The

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thief entered by breaking the West window and untocking it. He then \ found a -cash bdx and took about- - in change. Entries were also made at Frickle's Place and Mies Recreation over the weekend, and an attempt was made to enter Stults’ cigar store." “ ~c . Church Board Will Meet This Evening The official board of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will meet in the church parlor at 7 o’clockthls evening. Following this meeting, the church cabinet will meet at 8 p.m. The cabinet is composed of the presidents or other representatives of all the organizations of the church. All members are urged to be present. If you have someinlng to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. Trade In a Goad Town — Decatur,