Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 242, Decatur, Adams County, 14 October 1955 — Page 8

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Hospital Chaplain Speaks Here Sunday The church services at the Zion j Lutheran church. West Monroe.

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street, will be conducted at the i usual hours Sunday morning. ,8 i ar.d 1.0:30 o'clock. The Rev. Wilfred J. Sehnedler, chaplain of the I Fort Wayne Lutheran hospital. • will be in charge. He has chosen I as his pulpit theme. "The Forgiveness of Sins," bused on St. Luke's Gospel, chapter 7, verses 36 to 50. Captain Schnedlei will also lead the adult Bible class. The 35-voice church choir, under the direction of David Embler, Will appear nt the early worship service Sunday, singing. “Hear ! Thou our Prayer. O Lord,” by Peter Tkach. The public is invited t to attend the services. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of (.'omtniwitoners of Adams county, Indiana, will until the hour of A. M. .Monday October IT. , 1555, receive sealed bids for one (1 > ton Pickup Truck, complete. Trade In one (I) Master Chevroi let 4 Ton Pickup. A iSU Model. I Specifications are on file in the i A i.liloT’e Office I Blds must be submitted on forms j prrsCTTbCd by the State Board of 1 Account" and must be accompanied > by bidders bond or certified check I in an amount equal 10% of the price ; bid By order of the Board of Cum- | mlsslopers of Adams County. BHA.TK KITSON Amlitor of Adams County <>t- 5-14 If you have something 29 sell or I rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. it brings results.

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Rural Youth Plan - 1956 Activities i Program Outlined At Thursday Meet The 1956 program for the Adams county rural youth was jiccepted by the members of the rural youth club at the regular meeting held last evening at the Youth and Community Center. Tom Noll. 1956 president, pressented the following program: November. ThankeiXving banquet and dance with installation of officers; December. Christmas caroling and toy exchange with alkies of Christmas in many lands; January, international farm youth exchange meeting; February. Valentine party with group discussion on the social life of young people: March, senior night with panel discussion on "What Rural Youth Means To Me"; April, sports and game night with speech "What Makes You Tick”; May, tour of the telephone company; June, ice cream frolic with talk on "Highway Safety" by state trooper; July, hamburger fry and election of officers; August, family night supper with panel discussion on “Likes and Dislikes”; September, bayride and wiener "bake; October, Halloween masquerade party with talk on "Citizenship and Voting"; November, candy pull with packing boxes for members in service. Special activities will include: New Year’s Eve party, hockey game, weekend trip; all-day summer outing, bowling party, professional basketball game, weekend camp and skating party. Earl Yoder opened the meeting with mixers. Roger Koeneman con-

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ducted the business meeting, with Bob Yoder giving the devotions and Gloria Koeneman leading the group singing. Plans were made to attend the Purdue • Michigan State football game at Lafayette November 5. All members were urged to attend the district meeting to be held at the Ossian high school gym Monday night. Earl Yoder and Bob Yoder were appointed to the registration committee. Features of the meeting will be the election of officers, judging the county news letters and the district talk meet. Announcements were made concerning the state rural youth convention in Indiana November 9 and the Wabash county square dance Saturday at the 4-H building in Wabasfr." Reports were given ny all the officers attending the officers training workshop at the community center this past week-end. A report on state rural youth camp at Merom Institute was also given. The educational feature of the meeting was in the form yf a talk fest with members giving threeminute talks on some interesting experience they had encountered. Many new folk games and square, dances were taught by Sally Me. Sullough. Gloria and Roger Koane man. Refreshments and a friendship circle adjourned the meeting. WIDEN SEARCH (Continued from Page One) Gallagher, said she called to Ronnie but “he didn’t answer me." Commander Richard C. Turner, of the Crane naval depot, is official head of the probe, but state police and a special agent of the federal bureau of investigation also are aiding the hunt. The FBI is in on the case unofficially, pending a formal order from Washington. Two men living in the Crane area who have records as sex deviates were being questioned. Efforts were made to follow tips which came from Indianapolis and other cities about a little boy resembling Ronnie being seen. Indiana prison officials checked their records to see if there were any recent escapees who might have records as sex deviates or women with a "maternal complex” but reported thejf could find nothing of value. Ice boxes, caves, culverts, storm sewers, automobiles, and houses all have been searched in addition to the surrounding terrain, which* Is hilly and wooded. If you nave some-mug to sen o> rooms for rer‘. try a Democrat Want Ad It brings results.

Show New Film ! w ■ * I The Pleasant Dale Church of the Brethren will sponsor the showing of the new film showing the history of the Bible, as produced by the American Bible society, beginning Sunday at 7:30 p. m.. with the first part entitled •‘Formation of the Bible." * Part two, "The Bible Spreads Across Europe” will be shown on Bible Sunday. Dec. 11, and part three, "Making q£ the English Bible” will be shown Jan. 15. z The history of the Bible in documentary film traces the gospet story from the first century writings of the Apostles down to the most recent revision in 1952. Actors include men and women of many races, colors and periods, from ancient Hebrews to American Sunday school children of today. CLAIMS TO HE ALLOWED BY THE BO AHD OF COM MISSION WHS ON MONDAY OCT. IT, lU.W HIGHWAY Diwrenee Noll Supt 1162.60 Jesne Patch Mink 163. M Joe Spangler Janitor 3”.o0 COl STY Richard LwFontaiire A. Supt. 14J.75 Walter Reppert do 136. VJ Albert Beer do 13.3.6., I Volte rt tech Clerk 1.16,25 Chester Shoaf Diesel 158.70 Lawrenee Koenig do 131.30 Virgil Ferry do 123-70 Virgil Draper do . „ Harold Burger Truck ..._ 130.00 Burl Pirhrnian do 130.04) Don Harvey do ... - 128.70 Donald IJechty do 138., 0 De Wayne Beer do ...». 133.00 Roger Steiner do i ISS.iO Arthur Ross Tractor}, •128..0 Noah Brunner do 128.it' Christ Mesliberger do 128.70 Max Case S. H. - JW.OO Christ Zuroher do - 128.,., Joel Augsburger do 123.7., Raymond Koi ter do J— IN. to Louis Showalter S. H. —UJW. COVNTY A BITCH AL. Lawrence Smith Laibor 200.2., Theodore Baker do 1G.1.50 Carl Burkart do 130.6a Orval Dailey do ....■: 31.-0 Board of Commissioners. Certified before me this 14th day of October. 1855. • FRANK KITSON Auditor of Adams County Oct. U-2-1 Edinburgh — The largest of 30 islands in Scotland’s Loch LomShd is Inchmurrin. .Raleigh — North Carolina was the last of the 13 original colonies to enter the Union.

Holiness Association Will Meet Sunday The Church of the Naxarene at Berne will be the meeting place Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock for the monthly meeting of the Adams county holiness association. The Rev. Wilber Brannon, evangelist, Will deliver the message and the Rev. Vernon Riley, president of the association, will preside. The public is invited.

rOEA? • ARA I- /j/lJ ] ■ fW - -- - The American Legion wants the world to know "It’s GREAT To Be An American Legionnaire!" GR£AT because The American Legion gets things done. GR£AT because Legionnaires help make their hometowns better through community service. GR£AT because its membership Is truly American—from every walk of life—a cross section oL America. GR£AT because it gives veterans a chance to help wartime buddies and their families through rehabilitation and child welfare programs. GR£AT because of its promotion of positive youth activities and in combating un-American propaganda. GtfAT because it's endorsed.by 3 million veterans of 3 wars tn more than 17,200 posts. If you are an honorably discharged veteran of World War I, World War 11, or the Korean war .. and not yet affiliated with The American Legion, why not contact your local post today? There's a world of good comradeship waiting for you. You'll be quick to agree: "It's GREAT To Be An American Legionnaire!" 1 * * - Here's Your Adams Post 43 I Invitation ~ [ AMERICAN LE6ION WEEKS Oct. 20 • Nev. 11 ta lain Ik lam a vet. I d like ’ to be a Legionnaire. | \ • Address This Advertisement Sponsored by post name i ADAMS POST No. 43

STOCK CAR RACES Open Competition Sunday, October 16 Purse S7OO against 50% of Gate Time Trials 1:00 p. m. — Races 2:30 Adm. $1.25, children under 12 free NEW BREMEN SPEEDWAY “World’s Fastest Semi-Banked Dirt Track” New Bremen, Ohio Don’t Forget: Annual Trophy Race October 23 Championship and Florida Trip Race Oct. 30

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1955