Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 15, Decatur, Adams County, 19 January 1956 — Page 3

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Adams Central Farm Institute Feb. 2 . School Site For Annual Institute The annual Adams Central farmers’ institute will be held at the Adams Central school Thursday Feb. 2. Institute officers are Eli M.

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Schwarts, president: Paul Brehm, vice president; Mrs. Clarence Mitchell, secretary; Mrs. Lores Steury, treasurer. r —' . . .? Melvin Liechty is chairman of the committee, with the following aides. Don Gerlg, Mrs. Walter Egly, Martin Steiner, Miss Imogene Beihoid. Mrs. Clarence Mitchel and Mias Marcia Ruddick. The program for the day and evening will be announced later. Membership chairman ts Chris Innlger. with other committee members; Mrs. Howard Nussbaum,

Homer Winteregg, Daniel Mrs. Dolphus Schlickman. Mrs. Floyd Mitchel, Mrs. Otto Imogenberger and Loris Rich. Mrs. Menno Nussbaum is chairman of the ladies’ and girls’ exhibits. Other committee members are Mrs. Willis Bommer, Mrs. Walter Ksehr, Mrs. Stanley Arnold, Mrs, Wilson Mann, Mrs. Richard Clark, Mrs. Elmer Beer, Mrs. Paul Nussbaum, Mrs. Thomas Adler and -Mrs. George Thomas. Martin Watson and the Adams Central FFA chapter will have

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charge of the men’s and hoys’ exhibits. - - — - Ladles' exltifbits — devil’s food layef cake, white layer cake, gingerbread. lemon meringue pie, nut bread, cloverleaf roljs. sugar cookies, noodles, meat loaf, lady’s house dress, quilt, embroidered pillow cases (t pr.l textile paint ; >’>g- - ; v"Girls’ exhibits (under IS) '— oatmeal cookies (% dozen), brownies (H dozen), biscuits (*4 dozen),’ plate of chocolate fudge, handicraft, girl’s blouse, brown eggs

(dozon), white eggs (down). Men's exhibits •*• gallon of shelled corn, gallon of wheat, best shelling ear, gallon of soybeans. 10 ears of corn, gallon of oats, best single ear, sample of alfalfa or alfalfa mixed hay. plate of six apples (any variety). ' — ■, • Boys’ exhibits. — white eggs (down), brown eggs (dozen), gallon of spybeans, gallon of wheat, gallon of oats, 10 ears of corn, gallon of shelled com, sample of 24 potatoes.

More Employers To Pay Jobless Tax More Workers Under Unemployment Act Hundreds of employers wiil come under provisions of the Indiana unemployment insurance act this year for the first time, William C. Stalnaker, director of the Indiana employment security division, reminded. Amended coverage provisions of the law make employers who have four or more employes Hable for the pay roll tax where, previously, only those with eight or more employes were covered, he explained. Stalnaker estimates that some 17.000 additional employers will be added to the 18.500 already covered. Newcomers will include firms and companies who had four or more employes for at least one day in any 20 weeks last year or this. Their liability for the tax began on January 1 this year and they will make their first tax payments to the division in April following the cdese of the first quarter of 1956. Approximately 90,000 jobs are expected to gain unemployment insurance protection in coming months through the coverage expansion. Up to now, under *the eight or more employe provision about one million people in Indiana have been working in covered employment. Because of the base period earnings requirement in the law, newly covered workers did not become eligible for benefits January 1 when their employers became subject to the tax, Stalnaker said. He explained that July 1 this year will be the earliest date that any claims can be accepted from persons who, before they lost their jobs, were working for these smaller employers. Farms Lost LINCOLN, Neb. (INS) — An agriculture census shows Nebraska has “lost” 6,300 farms since 1950. The University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service said the decline was tpainly among farms of less than 200 acres. • ♦ Hope Raised WASHINGTON (INS) — Cape Good Hope, despite popular belief, is not the southernmost tip of Africa. That distinction, says the National Geographic Society, goes to Cape Agulhas to the southeast, ; which is 33 miles nearer the South I Pole.

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