Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 264, Decatur, Adams County, 9 November 1954 — Page 6

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George Gottschalk Is Taken By Death Funeral Services Thursday Afternoon George S. Gottschalk, 90-year-old retired farmer, died at 4:15 p. m. Monday at bis home in Berne. He had been in failing health several years and bedfast three weeks. He was born in Nottingham township, Wells county, Dec. 13, 1363, a eon of Jacob and Katherine Heller-Gottschalk, and was married to Elista GrandlienaTd April 15, 1884. JHe resided in Linn Grove for 38 years. Mr. Gottschalk was a member of the Old Salem Evangelical United Brethren church, west of Linn (Jrove. Surviving are his wife: a (laugher, Mrs. Henry Schlagenhauf of Bluffton route 3; two grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren'and seven great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. m. Thursday at the Old Sa’em Evangelical United Breth 'a church, the Rev. Cecil R. Smith ffic'ating. assisted by the Rev. T ames S. Hook of Burr Oak, a "Teat-grandson of Mr. Gottschalk. Burial will be in the Old Salem emetery. The body, removed to the Yager funeral home, will be returned to the residence, where Mends may call after 7 o’clock this evening. Democrat Want Ads Bring Results

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Indianapolis Man Guilty Os Murder Convicted By Jury On Murder Charge / MARTINSVILLE, Ind., INS) — Robert Wright, 47, of Indianapolis, awaited sentencing today for sec-ond-degree murder in the shooting death of his girl friend. A Morgan circuit court jury at Martinsville found Wright guilty Monday night. Sentencing for the fatal shooting of Mrs. Rosezalia F. Leavell. 38, was delayed. Wright took the witness stand in his own behalf Monday and told the court the gun accidentally discharged when Mrs. Leavell returned it to him during a drinking party. However, prosecution witnesses testified they heard Wright threaten to shoot Mrs. Leavell shortly before the slaying. The trial, which began Friday, was taken to Martinsville on a change of venue last spring. Dr. Elizabeth Crosby Speaks At Symposium INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — Dr. Elisabeth Crosby will be the principal speaker for a medical symposium on cerebral pahy, Wednesday, at the Indiana University medical center. ‘ *■ - The University of ichigan faculty member will speak at a clinic sponsored by the state department of public welfare.

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South Bend Man Is Critically Wounded Operator Os Tavern And Restaurant Shot SOUTH BEND, Ind:. (TNSTF— a 29-year-old South Bend tavern and restaurant operator was reported in critical condition today of a bandit's bullet that severed his spinal column. > Peter Rorres, found shot in the neck and sprawled behind the bar in his place of business Tuesdag, was In such critical conjjittSh geons could not operate to remove a .32 caliber bullet embedded in bis neck. His father and partner, George Rorres, said $1,782 was taken. The victim was found by Bertram R. Page, of South Bend, who went to the bar after service- failed to come to his booth. He found Rorres behind the bar. Page called police who said they could f|nd no weapon at the aepne. FIGHTERS MAY (Continued from Page One) taken if the Soviets reject the U. S. note of protest and the demand for “moral and material reparations.’’ Friends said Bridges was as angry over the fact that Bohlen attended the party in Moscow as was Knowland. The senate floor leader commended United Nations ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. Jr., and assistant secretary of state Livingston Merchant for refusing to attend the Soviet anniversary party in 'Washington Sunday night because of the B-29 Incident in which one American flyer lost his life, Knowland based his criticism of Bohlen on information which he said indicated Bohlen might have known of the Russian attack before he went to the Red anniversary party. However, he conceded there might have been “unknown factors" in the picture.

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90-Year-Old Works 48 Hours* Each Week GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (INS) — Harley H. Lyons, a 90-year-old Grand Rapids resident, believes in keeping busy. He puts in a 48-hour week as a service station worker and says he won’t retire until he is 100 Censure Session Is Costly To Taxpayers Expense Depends On Length Os Session WASHINGTON (INS) —lt's going to cost American taxpayers between SIOO,OOO and a half million dollars to find out whether the senate censures Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy. These rough estimates were made today by senate officials who pointed out that the expense of reconvening the upper chamber depends on how tong it wilt take" senators to complete their work. If the senate quits in two weeks as GOP leaders hope, the extra added expense of the special session probably will run around SIOO,OOO. But the cost could run as high as a half million dollars if the debate on the issue drags on until Christmas and thus runs up a big printing bill for the congressional record — the daily "newspaper" printed on Capitol Hill. Senate secretary Mark Trice said he couldn't make any exact estimates on the expense of the special session but declared: “the cost won’t be. too much as far as I can see.” ” - He pointed out that salaries of most senate employes run on an annual basis whether or not the senate is in session. "We’re hiring a few extra page boys. And the only other expenses is the travel of senators from their homes to Washington and the printing of the congressional record." Democrat Want Ada Bring Results

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