Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 292, Decatur, Adams County, 13 December 1955 — Page 4

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>f)ECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Z Published Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO.. INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller — President _ J. H. Heller Vice-President *Chaa. Holthouse Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Rates: By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $8.00; Six months, >4.25; S months. $2.25. By Mail, beyond' Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, |9.00; 6 months. $4.75; 3 months. $2.50. By Carrier: 25 cents per .week. Single copies. 5 centj. ‘I

More of the same is the forecast for the next few days, weath-er-wise in Adams county. This means belowa verage temperatures and some snow flurries. It’s December, however, and the cold temperatures are to be expected. 0 0 **■ •tt According to a report through the London Daily Mail, an other shake-up is soon to occur in Russia. We don’t know the details but we have an idea that it won’t improve conditions so far as the east and west are concerned. —4o —ek— Home owners are reminded that it’s a pretty tough job for birds to get food during the cold winter months unless a few crumbs are tossed out in the yards for their sustinence. In the summer time these little feathered friends are worth their weight in gold, eating insects which otherwise would cause lots of damage. —4O 5 Hoover Hunt, well-known Decatur automobile mechanic and operator of a repair garage in the west part of Decatur has announced that his firm will be the Adams county agent for Hudson • automobiles. Mr. Hunt is well known in the auto repair field and his decision to assume a dealership of the Hudson line of automobiles has met with general approval of his many friends. 0 0 Adams county’s able prosecuting attorney, Lewis L. Smith has brought a distinct honor to Adams county and himself by being elected vice-president of the Indiana Prosecutor’s association. If precedent of the organisation is followed the local man will head the state group in 1958. Prosecutor Smith has done an excellent job during his three years in that office and he has been rewarded by state-wide recognition as an outstanding and efficient official. 0 0 The Merry-go-Round, published by Drew Pearson says the investigation of the New York Times by the Senate Internal Committee has the earmarks of a McCarthy witeh-hunL The Times is recognixed as one of the world’s greatest newspapers. Perhaps the testimony given by the twenty-two

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members of the Time staff may cause the committee to reognixe their duties to the newspaper and to the nation. 0 0 The Decatur Chamber of Commerce is ending one of its most successful years. Membership in the Decatur organisation is at its peak and the various divisions have had interesting and profitable years. We congratulate the various officers and members on their many achievements of good in the community. 0 0 Residents of Strattoh Place are arranging a trash collection in that area every week. Rds a most commendable action and we hope that the idea will take root, so that there will be a similar collection of trash throughout the city. Perhaps once a week is too often, but bi-weekly or monthly would be a great improvement. 0 0 Evidently the recent examination of President Eisenhower’s heart by the experts was not as hopeful as was desired by every citizen of this nation and by many all over the world. It seems to have shown that the strenuous efforts of the President the past week or two had tired him out some and made it necessary for the doctors to advise greater care for a couple of months. We sincerely hope the report causes the President to conserve his health for the good of himself, —-this nation and the-- world. —o —o The weekend brought several deaths in this part of the state, due to automobile accidents. One that caused much sorrow over the terßlqjif wis that in which Rev. Sebastian Kremer, pastor of the Precious Blood Catholic Church at Fort Wayne and his cousin Mrs. Katherine Stein, 81. which occurred late Saturday afternoon near Celina, Ohio, were killed. They were enroute to Chickasaw, Ohio to attend the funeral of a cousin, Frank Kremer. Their car was struck by another car driven by a 16-year-old lad, Jan Mathews of Ohio City who was also badly injured. Such accidents cause great sorrow and again point out the necessity for everybody to be carefully watchful when driving these days.

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Buys Health Bond Help Fight TB I PSBpIS t 19J5 CHKISTMAS.GKEETINGSraSsj Buy Christmas Seals American Legion 43 has voted purchase of a $lO health bond, officials of the Christmas seal sale campaign in Adams county announced today. AU proceeds from the annual Christmas seal sale are used in the fight on tuberculosis and to provide free clinics and otherwise carry on the fight against the “white plague.” The sale is conducted by the Adams county tuberculosis association. Court lews Files Motion A motion to make a complaint more specific and certain has been filed by the defendant in the complaint on promissory note of Alva L. Kochheiser against Wayne Gaunt etal. Excused from Jury For good and sufficient reason, Clarence F. Morgan has been excussed from service on the petit jury of the November term of the Adams circuit court Asks Modification A petition for the modification of a decree as to the custody of two minor children has been filed by Patty Ann Helbig, formerly Patty Ann Fox. A notice has been ordered issued for the defendant Robert Wayne Fox. and for Lucy Helen Dick, returnable Jan. 3, 1956. Motion Submitted A motion has been submitted to dismiss the complaint for property damages filed by Justine Brite against Kenneth Singleton for want of prosecution. Answer Filed An answer has been filed by the Adams county department of welfare in the estate case of John H. Heim. Schuller Estate The inventory of the Frank Schuller estate shows a balance of $8,889.47 appraisal valur- Os this SBSO is real estate. $75 household goods. S4O in corporate stocks. $3,325 in bonds and notes. $4,439.<7 in bank accounts, and miscellaneous, $l6O.

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of Decatur. Mesdamea Harry Molta. J. 3. Peterson, L- A. Graham and George Flanders attend a D. A. R bridge party at Fort Wayne. Joe. Louis defeats Paulino Us-' cuduni in 4th round at Madison' Square Garden, New York. | The People’s Voice i | This column is for the use of i | our readers who wish to make j | suggestions for the general I good or discuss questions of i interest. No articles will be I published without signature of the author. J 0 — -0 Thanks For School Dear Mr Brown: We all appreciate (he new Northwest Elementary school. We are all glad that some men of Decatur built It for all of us children. I can't wait until the gymnasium is done so all of the boys and girls can havb all the fun they want. I am gjad that you bought a nice, new piano tor 4-C. We all like it. I think all of the children in the new Northwest school like it. Yours truly, David Lillich P. S. —Would you please-put this in the Decatur Daily Democrat? Girl Scouts Girl Scout troops 16 and 17 decorated the windows of the Youth and Community Center for Christmas. Brownie troop seven had a Christmas party Monday evening at 6:30 o’clock at the home of our leader. Mrs. Fred Hoffman. Qur co-leader, Mrs Wilbur Reynolds, aseisted. Jack Zehr furnished the entertainment and refreshments. Every girl received the Brownie friendship book. Games were played and Christmas songs sung. We had Santa placecards and candy canes for favors. We had a gift exchange un- 1 der a large decorated Christmas tree. Scribe: Ann Wolfe Actress Rita Hayworth Is Again Divorced RENO (INS) —Actres Rita Hayworth is a single woman once again today. She was granted a divorce Monday in Reno district court from her fourth husband, crooner Dick Haynies.

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