Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 260, Decatur, Adams County, 4 November 1955 — Page 2

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• * I Believe In Good Recreational ESIE| Facilities! John M. Doan • » I believe that Our Youth are our greatest asset, and that every penny spent in helping to develop the youth of our community is an investment in a Better and More Progressive Decatur. , # r I Our administration has made every effort possible to keep the f . .a ot.o ifaip i Acres of Public Parks condition .. Clean . . Mowed ‘ .. Playground Equipment in the best and safest condition. r 'Tri ■' ■''" a -'a*~- • v ■ - ' . ' ' ' ' * ?' ' ’ . . ' ■ ‘ lam very proud of the civic leaders who founded the Little League sports activities in Decatur. For all of our citizens I wish to thank them for their wonderful job. It was our privilege to cooperate in the construction of baseball diamonds for the Little League games at the parks at Homestead and Stratton Place. * lam also proud of the civic-minded citizens who had the vision to see the need and plan a Youth and Community Center for our city. Our administration has supported this project, AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO. I appreciate all of the wonderful things that have been done to improve our recreational facilities by the various civic groups and the public-spirited citizens who have given their time, effort and . * . . - 4 ? money to make Our City the Best City.* Sincerely, * ' ” ; ‘/e . d . * ■ ... 11l »■—<■■■■■ ■>■■■■.-11 »■ I 111 ■■■! ■■ , l "- > CONTINUE PROGRESS ... VOTE FOR DOAN _ ———> Pol. Advt.

Query Peru Couple In Infants' Deaths Peru Woman, Uncle Grilled By Police I PERV, Ind. (INS) — Police today j grilled a 23-year-oM woman and 1 th* g.'wyearaoH uncle she j fathered her (our children. thr*e j of whom she burned iu a trash I pile. The fourth child is reported in I critical condition At Riley Hospital iu Indianapolis. 1 It wag birth of the premature child Oct 11 in Dukes memorial hospital at Peru and belief by a physician that the woman had given birth before that led to the 1 investigation. Authorities said after questioning the woman admitted giving birth to sons in June. ISal: March, 1953. and July, 19M, in her ancle’s home at Peru, where she lived with the

anc« aud hunt She named the nude aa the fatbar of all Itut cfciHrea. In the ttatamaat she added that, she gave birth to the first three unattended, wrapped their bodies in towels and disposed of them by burning them on a trash pile. Names were not revealed pending ruing of charges. Cab Driver Rescues Woman From Creek INDIANA POUS fl NS) —Oab driver Calvin Randall. 28. of Indianajmlis, leaped into Fall Creek over a submerged car and rescued Laetlle Cha>pe!le from the ice cold water. Mias Chappelle lost control of her car on the bridge leading into the intersection after sideswiping a car drive* by Richard Taylor, 28. also of Indianapolis. Her car rolled over an embaahment and into the creek. She was hailed-into court today and charged with drunkenness.

THB DBCATUR DAILT DEMOCRAT, DBCATUR, INDIANA

Urges Tattooing To Show Blood Type CWICaAO (IN4> —Dr. Frank B Beery, of Waahihgton, assistant secretary of defense, has urged universal tattooing of every person to indicate his bleed type. He told the 41st clinicel Congress of the American College of Surgeon® in Chicago Thursday that tattooing is necessary to insure proper treatment, including transfusions of the injured, or in the event of widespread disasters. Woman Dope Peddler Enters Guilty Plea INDiAN’APOWS (INS) —A prebehten.ee investigation was being cdnductpd today for the “city’s most persistent dope peddler” who changed her plea to guilty. Mrs. Geraldine Roberts Rutledge. 28, of Indianapolis, had entered a plea of innocent to a federal grand jury indictment charging her with • unlawful sale of narcotics.

CLAIMS IXI BK ALLOWKU BY I ■OAHU 4»F COMMBSIONKHS NOV.' Oftiians TV4«. Co. QP" 1 ••■•* 284.06 Decatur LUrnt a rower du 186.87 kMwar* F. Jaberg Clk t«F 10 00 H. F. Zwlck, M D. MM Fee 4.00 Jo*. A. Bclivlgen, M. D. du 4.00 O. J. KobSV. M 0 do 3Ou John B. Terveer, Md D. do 3.V0 Haywood Pub. Co. Op«r 76.40 Coiuuiereiai PrliM Shop do 67.00 liecatur LWfflocrat YJb. do .... 110.70 Black-well IW Store do 10948 Decatur Lumber Co. do 4.59 Frlden CalOwlaUng Mach A O 4* 00 Velum Cott Treas Sxp .... 48.00 Helen Johnsun do 161.00 Marjorie GHUoxn H* Kxp >O.OO Mabel Striker do 2*.Dj Merle Affolder Sher Bxp MO.CT Fred laeh ,Sp Dep 5.00 Victor Strickler do 3.00 Emergency Radio Serv S E 13J0 Henman Moellerlng Surv E 1.02 Lewie L Smith Pros At. Kx 56.8-1 Bessie A. Koos Asses. Exp <7.00 G. M. Giwbill Sch Supt Kxp 15.90 Mildred M. Foley Ait Off E 31.13 lx>o N. SeMenright Co A* E 238 0. Bertha I .ami is J 4 i> Agt E. 134.J0 Sally MuCullough Co Ag S 200.90 Gloria Koenemsji do ... 200.90 H. F. Zwick, M. D. HI Os 8 7..00 Cltisens Tele. Co. CX Ct E Decatur Democrat Co. do B.*._> Klenk'e do — So Augusl Cafeteria do 36.60 ideal Dairy Bar do 14 •** Callaghan & Co. do 87.60 l.uwvers Co-op. Pub Co do .12.50 The W. H. Anderson Co. do 10.00 Wait Publishing Co. do .... 4 2.09 C. H. Mdaelman Prob O M 25.2 U John Bixler Ct H Jan 225.00 Jewel Ehlnger do Matron ... 80.00 Jx>uie Drake do Exp .... 10.00 The Schafer Store Oper 44.75 ■ Koeber Lbr. & Coal Co. do 50.41 j Hwbegger Hardware do 15. M i Heugk's do 42 85 Burk Elevator do .... 13.50 The Cleveland Cot Prod do 20 «■> Sahed Prod. C - Ct " E-XP 43.00 Doris Affolder Jail Matron 12>.00 No. Ind Public Serv Co J E 12.92 George Fosnamrb Co H Sup 200.00 Josephine Brandyberry do A ..liO.OOi Wtllie Knuckles do 190.00! Bessie Wendie do i Bryce Hartey do ■ ■■■ 1 00 Martha Shoaf do 40.09 Betty Fisher do ..... 12.00 1 Otis Martin do <■■>? Norval S. Rich, M D. do Jlo> 2.>. KeV. John Chambers Co H 4.00; Rev. Ord Lehman do 4.00: K impel s Cigar, Store do *? i? ! Kaye’s Shoe Store do 14-31 Heavens Oil Service do ......... 84.90 , Phil L. Macklin Co. do 12.13 The C. S Chemical Co. do * »i 00 Arthur Lengerich do 33.6' Bui’sley Co. do 93.68 Stewart's Bakery do 93.93 Hamwnond Fruit Market do 31.28 Heller Coal. Feed & Sup do .>8.03 The Drj-<las Co. do ” She4l Bros, do .... 162.3a Stiefel Grain Co. do .... 1.H.20-: Will Winnes Wash Twp As HW.OO Chas E. Marshand do Dep. 30.00: Harley J. Reef Co Comm 1ax.33 Lewis H. Worthman do 158 John A- Kinta do 158 33 David A Macklin Co Atty 110.00 1 Berne Witness Co Leg Adv >9.39 Adler Bros. Garage Bridge 38.00 Anderson Industry do .... 12.4.> 1 Detat'.tr ReadyMJx, Inc do 30.10 Lee Hand-ware Ca. do 3.68 The Schafer Co.. Inc. do 16.12! Yost Gravel-Ready mix d>> 112.83 German Fire Ins. Co. Ins. 50.40

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M-oM. vs AUen Op. Ch ot V JOO Ft W*6»« Jtal«~fetioel CP l»34» Puotomond SUH jenpltal •» 143.84 Heaitkwin rtospdtal Cos Ta 65 oi Iren* HJ ron HoapiUl do 1167.JS Vetartht Administration T R 31.** Harvey Crandall THe Dr .... 10.40 Cha«. Drake do i. 1-88 Claude Harvey do .... 18.00 Louis A. Holtbbuke do ... ’**’•2° Otto Kruotanan do 8.31 Hdward Scherry do 13.00 Ulennee Steffen do 6.58 Max F. Thieme do 3v.«0 Leo Velea do 30-00 The Knick-Tyndall Co. do J 25.64 Delmita Bollenbacher do . .. 20.00 Herman Moellering M-ileaae 54.40 Lawn iwe Smith Dit« h Al .... 324.00 Theodore Raker do -.:. 199.20 Carl Burkhart do 183.95 Orvel H Dailey do ; IM.BO Homer Miller do 14.2.T0 Walter Brlntienhufe do . 29..>9 Haliegger Hardware do 2.11 Korte Bros, do .... .... 172.48 Krick Welding Bhop do 99.28 Sto<’k>berger Mach. Inc. do 124.90 Beavers Oil Service do 190.541 Nine Mile LiHiilber Mill do 42.32 Deewtur Auto Supply do 2.60 Butlers Garage d<> 66.05 The Schafer Co. do <i.7« HIGHWAY Lawrence Noll Supt 132.50 Richard LaFontaine A. Supt 109.35 Walter Reppert do 12.1.00 Albert Beer do .... 121.50 Hubert lech Clerk 142.59 Chester Shoaf IMeeel 11 >.OO Liwreixv Koenig do 118.30 Virgil Ferry do 117.00 Virgil Draper do 12.1.39 Jesse Patch Mnek 148.59 Harold Burger Truck 117.00 Burl Fuhrman do x 117.00 Don Harvey do 117.00 Donald Lleohty do .... 11' 00 DeWayne Beer do 115 70 Roger Steiner do ' 117.00 Arthur Ross Tractors 117.00 Noah Brunner do ... 117.00 Christ Meehberger do 117.0«» Joe Spangler Janitor 3>.->0 Max Case S. H 112.50 Christ Zurcher do • 112.50 Joel Augslnirger do ... 112.60 I Haymond Kolter do .... 114:59

tKEEP COOL IN THE SUMMER I KEEP WARM IN THE WINTER! With An AFCO COMFORTMAKER both summir and wintia Matter Gat Hooting ★ RoMgortfod CoaMaf I HAUGKS ■! 209 n. 13th st. Open *tni 9 p. m.

Lente Drake Watchunun .... 2.uf SS CMsena TelephMid Ct>. P»er 12.70 Decatur Light A P<>wer do JJ-24 Beaver* Oil SorvWa Iwc. do Jtl.T® Beerbower Welding Shop do 9.38 Berne Farm Equipment Co. 17.86 Walter Brintlenhefe do 3.50 Butler # Garage do .... .. I?.*# Decatur Auto Supply do .... 44.19 Decatur, Equipment Inc. do 14.87 Gage Tool & Eng Co. do ..« 2.50 Maier Hide A For 00. do 7.M M'WAlUster Machinery Co. do 367.56 Motor lAiel Tax Dlvlalon do 24.Y4 Pearl (Ml Co. do liVM D-A Lubricant Co. do 46.80 Rawls inc. do 94.86 The Giibeon Co. do ...» .......... 53.28 Harden Implement Sales do 4.1* Parr's Tire and Imp. Her. do 15 JJ Rues Smltley do 1 *« Paiul Yoder Garage de i** Clarence Elaey de 1960 John W. Karx-h Stone Co. M 294.89 Yoet Gravel Readymlx do .... 43 21 Jackson Canvaa Co. do ...... 14.82 The Krtck-Tynddll Co. do ... 63 54 Berne Ready Mix Cone, do 74.69 Mashberger Bros Stone do 2470.*1 W. H GHltora do .■; 1387.84 Kocher Lbr. * Coal Ce. Pro 12 80 Berne Equity Exchange do 150.09 Hobart Broe. Co. do ....—.. M3.l* WK4.FARK Bertilce Nelaoa Mil * Post. L5.J3 Mary J. H axel wood MH. . 17.59 Veronica Unn do 16.19 Cltixens Telephone Co, Oper *4.10 Haywood PuMlohlng Co. do 123.00 Board of Cotnmleelonerw. Certified' before me thia Ith day of November, 1956. FRANK KITSON . Auditor Adame Co. Nov. 4-11 Albany — New York state ranks first in the production of talc and gypsum. If you have something to sell or rooms for rwnt. try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

FRIDAY, UOVEMBKR 4, 1855

Former Sheriff Os Van Wert Co. Dead Anthony L. Fleck, 83. of Ohio City, O.; former »heriff of Van Wert county, died euddenly Thursday in the Van Went county hospital. He was a hay dealer prior to serving as sheriff from 1927 to 1831. Surviving are his wife, Laima; a daughter, Mrs. Richard Oreenewald„ Vu W«rt; one grandchild and two great-grandchlkfreii. Series will be heM 4R 1 ». m. Saturday at the Alspach tvaanU home Nf Van Wert, with barial la Woodlaad cometary. - M» John R. Clendenen Is Taken By Death John Riley Clondeaoa. 88, retired Adams county farmer, died Tharsday at the Hoom of a daughter, Mrs. Rath Jenner la Muncie Also surviving are a son. Paul of Fort Wayne; three other daughters, Mrs Mary Baumgartner and Mrs. ’William Oberlin of Fort Wayne, and Mrs. Harry Moser of Geneva; 15 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Hardy & Hardy funeral home at Geneva, the Rev. A. B. McKain officiating. Burial will be in Brown cemetery.