Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 42, Decatur, Adams County, 20 February 1956 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Bvery Evening Except Sunday By THE DJDCATUR DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Poet Office ss Second Claes Matter Dick D. Heller .— President J. H. HAliei—Vice-President Chas. Holthouse Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Rates: By Mail in Adame and Adjoining Counties: One your, IS.00; Six months. 24.25; 3 months, 12.25. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 19.00: 6 months. |4.75; 3 months, <2.50. By Carrier: 25 cents per week. Single copies, 5 cents.

County treasurer Waldo Neal has the 1958 tax statements ready tor every taxpayer of Adams county. The statements will bo mailed in a few days. They are being withheld presently, so the statements will not become confused with the current receipt you must show to get yoour automobile license plate. 0 0 Have you purchased your 195 S automobile license piste? Remember, before obtaining your plate, you must present your current tax receipt, ff you have lost your receipt or if you have not paid your last tax bill, the offices of the county treasurer, auditor and assessor will be open next Saturday all day to accommodate you. Are you ready for Easter Sunday and the spring days which follow? Decatur stores are prepared to provide you with all of the necessities for a change of season and at prices which are the lowest you will find any place. Trade in Decatur and dollar for dollar you’ll get more for your money. 0 0 We have passed the first Sunday of the Lenten period, the sixweeks before the glorious Easter day. Decatur Churches wars crowded Sunday with Christians observing those last days on earth before Jesus went to the Cross With his life. The death of Jesus gave the world a religion which is more than a theory, because it Is away of life. .'. 0 o - Without much fanfare or boasting. the Cole administration has gone about in an orderly fashion to give the peophra-good,* strong and honest administration of municipal affairs. The various councilmanic committees have met with groups of interested citizens and the main problems of making Decatur a better Decatur are being tackled with an optimism and a courage which is bound to result in success. 0 0 Two of Indiana's outstanding school superintendents, W. Guy Brown, Decatur and E. M. Webb, Berne are at Atlantic City, N. J. this week attending a national

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conference of school administrators. One of the chief reasons that Decatur and Berne can point with pride to their great school systems is because these men keep abreast of educational progress by constantly adding new features to our present splendid educational facilities. Not only will Mr. Brown and Mr. Webb gain from this conference, but every other attendant at the convention also will gain from contacts with these two Adams county educators. , .—* oH—*■ How much more the Elsenhower name would add to the Republican party, if his record of the last three years would have been as outstanding as his reputation as a soldier? Back a few years ago a few baseball fans still idolizing would turn out to see the Chicago Cubs, because of the attraction of two great names in baseball, Sauer and Kiner; but the genuine thrill was gone for a big majority because the great ones had failed to deliver. That same thing could happen next November, even if Ike does run for for a second term. —-fl 0 Death has removed from the services of Northern Indiana Public Service Company and the state of Indiana and from inner circle of a fine family one of Indiana’s top executives. E. D. “Del” Anderson, executive of NIPSCO and a trustee of Purdue University died Saturday at the very peak of his useful life. Mr. Anderson was the capable executive vice-president of the concern which supplies Decatur ajid rgany other Indiana communities with* natural gas. He was equally helpful as a Purdue University trustee. He was graduated from Purdue some thirty years ago where he was a star athlete, with a degree in engineering, and spent his entire adult life with NIPSCO. In recent years he has been a motivating force in the tremendous success of his company. We join his untold number of friends throughout northern Indiana in offering sympathy and condolence to his family at Hammond and to the Utility to which he gave so much.

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nil -—a. 20 Years Ago Today »- —— — February 29 —The extreme cold weather has stowed up business at the court house considerably. Charley Grim and his Chicago Cubs leave for spring training at Catalina IslandsRalph Gates calls meeting for March 2 to plan th* I®3B Republican campaign in Adams county. Temperatures predicted to rise to 20 above sere tonight. Mr. and Mrs- William Bnltemeier of Freidheim observe flflth wedding anniversary. Time tor paying city light and power bills is extended to February 22 on account of bad weather. o , | Household Scrapbook BY ROBERTA LEE 0 Painting Over Glass When painting over glass it is important that the glass be absolutely clean of grease, and this can be done by washing it with benzine or alcohol, and then letting it dry thoroughly. A satisfactory first coat is a straight white lead-linseed oil palnf, and over this may be applied the desired color coatsCleaning A Comb Wash the. comb in soapy water to remove the dirt, then put two tablespoonfuls of household ammonia in some hot water and let the comb soak for about 15 minutes Rinse thoroughly and dry. ,The Linoleum M Much can be done to prevent the linoleum from cracking if it is cleaned regularly* with equal portions of lukewarm vinegar and water. Court Rews Marriage License Raymond Homer Raudenbush, 32, Adams county, and Phyllis Lnella Moser, 21, Adams county. Complaint Filed A complaint on promissory note has been filed by Schwartz Ford company against Hubert and Margaret Wolfe. The plaintiff seeks <loff for the balance due, interest and attorney fees. A summons has been ordered returnable Feb. 29. Complaint on Account The Schwartz Ford company has filed a complaint on account against Lester Thatcher seeking $175 for the amount due and attorney fees. A summons has been ordered Issued returnable March 2. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Estate No. SI4O In the Adams Circuit Court »t Adam? County, Indian*. Notice la hereby given that John C. Baltsell ft Dent C- Baitzell were on the 18th day of Fribraary, 1955, appointed: Executors of the will of Thomas H. Baltsell, deceased.* All persons having claims against said estate, wlie-ther or not now due. must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Decatur, Indiana, this 16th day of February, 1966. RICHARD D. LEWTON Clerk of the Adams Circfnit Court tor Adams Henry B. Heller, Attorney and Counsel for personal representative®. Feb. 20-27, March 5 NOTICE to biddem'\ Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Trustee* of The Adamsl County Memorial Hospital, Decatur, Indiana, will until the hour of S;00 P. M. Friday March 2, 1956 receive sealed blds for 4 carloads of Indiana prepared stoker coal, or the i equivalent thereof, to be delivered as requested. Each truck load of coal must be accompanied by a weight ticket to be presented to the proper authority at time of delivery. Bids must be submitted on form* preacritied by the State Board of Accounts and must Ibe accompanied by bidders bond or certified check In an amount equal to 10 percent of the price bld. ■ By order of the Board of Trustee* Os t!>e Adams County Memorial Hospital. - Thurman I. Drew, Bus. Adm. Feb. 20-27 Trade In a Good Town — Decat tr * „ _ tat / e-— The Welcome Wagon ’ Hostes* Will Knock on Your Door with Giftz & Greeting* from Friendly Business Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaden Oft tht occasion aft The Birth of a Baby Sixteenth Birthdays ~ EngagementAnnouncementl Change of residence Arrivals of Newcomers te City Phone 3-3196 or 3-3479 .

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Monroeville Man Is Hurt This Morning William Waterman, a Monroeville nun, sustained a possible concussion when he was hit by a ' truck in Monroeville at about 9 , a. m. today Waterman was rushed to the Adams county memorial hospital suttering with head injuries and lacerations about his head. His' condition was reported as talr, He was hit as he crossed a Monroeville street by a pickup truck driven by Gordon E. Woltt, 25, oJ Monroeville- Woltt was making a right turn oft state highway 101 in Monroeville and sun blinded his vision- He stated that he dld not see the man and did not realize that Waterman was crossing the street until after he felt the impact. UUAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is hereby given that the bocal Alcoholic Beverage Board of j Adame County, Indiana, will at I , P. M. on the 13rh day of March OST, 1956 at the Commissioner's Room, Auditor's office R the City of Decatur, Inhiana, In said County begin investigation of the application of the following named person, requesting the issue to the applicant at the location hereinafter eet out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Permit of the class hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning Wie fitness of eald applicant, and the propriety of Issuing the permit applied for to such applicant at the premises named: •American Legion Post No. 13. fill 226. (Club) Beer, Liqfuo'r & Wine Retailer, First and Madison Sts. Decatur, Indiana. SAID INVESi IGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION. By Victor 0. Walmer, Executive Secretary. • Walter P. Weyland Chairman, l-t

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I— —• < Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LEE • ; -4 < Q. What is the exact meaning ot ] “semi-tormal,** as applied to the dress of both men and women? , A. This usually depends upon { the community. In some places, where the men customarily wear tails, then semi-formal means tux-

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edos tot them and simple evaalac dresses tor the women- In a simpler community, it would be plsin dark blue or gray business suits for the men and afternoon frocks for the women. Q. Would It be proper for the parents of a girt who has eloped to give a reception for the couple when they return? A- This would be perfectly pro-

Q. When is it correct to place the dinner knife across the upper right edge of the piste?

Public Auction As I have decided to quit farmihg, therefore will sell- the following personal property at my farm, located 2 miles South of Ohio City on Route 118 then 1 mile West on Route 81, or 8 miles East of Willishire on Route 81, on < THURSDAY FEBRUARY 23rd, 1956 11:00 A. M. 22 HEAD OF CATTLE—S yr. old Guernsey cow, fresh by day of sale; Guernsey cow, 8 yr. old, 2nd calf by side; Holstein cow due with 2nd calf on Feb. 16th; Holstein cow due with 3rd calf March 8; big Jersey cow 5 yr. old due in May; Guernsey cow 6 yr. old, due Martdj 3rd; 10 Holstein heifers, mostly yearlings, all are de-horned, 8 calfhood vaccinated; yearling Guernsey heifer, none of these heifers are bred; 3 good white-faced steers, weigh about 500 lbs. each; good white-faced yearling bull. 18 HEAD OF SHEEP—These ewes run in age from 2 to 6 years old and are due to lamb commencing in March. 15 HEAD OF HOGS—9 Hampshire Gilts and 3 spotted Poland China Gilts, all are double immuned and will farrow last of March ahd first of April; Good Duroc Boar, 1 year old. FARM MACHINERY—I9SI Allis Chalmer Combine, only done 3 seasons work on my 80 acre farm, very good condition; 1948 W.C. Allis Chalmer Tractor in good condition; 1948 Model B International Tractor & Cultivator attachment; International 13 hoe Fertiliser grain drill, practically new; Co-op single row corn picker; No. 290 Jolp Deere Com Planter, only used 2 seasons: International heavy duty Tractor Disc, 1 year old; Oliver side rake; Minneapolis Moline 7 ft. Power Mower; Minneapolis Moline Manure Spreader; Gramm rubber tired wagon, 16 ft. bed; Dunham 8 ft. double cultlpacker; 9 ft. lime spreader; 2 section Dunham rotary hoe; Clipper fanning mill, complete and ingood condition; Galvanized watering trough; a good portable Air Compressor; and other Rems not mentioned. Special Line Consigned To This Sale—John Deere 1951 Model automatic wire tie pick-up Baler; 1943 John Deere B Tractor. TERMS —CASH. Not Responsible for Accidents. CHARLIE FAUBLE — Owner Lunch served by the Ladies of Ohio City Penicostal Church. Knittie & Mox —Auctioneers 8. B. Crook—Clerk 20

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A Only after the knife has been used. Unuo«a implements should be a left where they are placed on the table.