Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 81, Decatur, Adams County, 5 April 1956 — Page 10

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT r’SmOCRAT CO**rNC 87 Bntorod at tge D»<atur, lad., Fan IMtieo M Second Clue Matter Diet — r--Z—- Preaidgnt J. H. Helfer — VlcO-President Chai. Holthouso —. Secretary Treaaurer Subscription Rates: By Mail la Adame and Adjoining Couatlaa: Oaa year. RB.BO; BiX mo tubs. W. 25; 3 months, IMS. By Mail, beyond Adana aad Adjoining Counties: oaa year, U.Od; $ months, >4.76; 3 months, |2.W. By Carrier: 15 cents par week. Single copies, 5 cents. -■■ — ...... .. .: .. .... •<* ■■■■ ii i — l !■ mi ■■

One handrod and titteen years ago yesterday. I*o, William Henry Harrison, became the first U.S. President to die in Washington. He had served just thirty days of bis first four year term, having csntractad pneumonia at bis inauguration ceremony. t 0 You have an epportunity until April 1* to visit the Freedom Foundation exhibit of flags and government documents at the Youth add Community Center. Students from all of Adams county's schools pre planning to visit the display and adults are invited to attend it any time. . ■ —-0 4 You who have not had an opportunity to visit the Public Library, in the last two Weeks, still have a chance this week to see the 195$ £gg Tree, an annual display of fancy decorated eggs. The famous tree will remain at the Library until after the coming week-end. } wlgd, rain and thunder and lightning have struck al! around us. Os coarse. Wo'rd sorry for those who have suffered but wo are thankful that the spring storms passed us up. Little IMUJ resulted from the wind in the Adams county area this week. After all. we complain about the cold in winter and the hept in summer, but it's a pretty good place for year round living. .—-ft—ft Researchers for the American Cancer socfcty say that one of the ■best ways te cut the death rate on cancer is for each person to have a thorough and periodic physical check-up. Cancer Ifhs no enemies and it could strike at *your home. Men over 45 years of age are urged to have a chest X-Ray at least twice a year. An X-Ray examination can detect lung cancer which is on the increase among men. ” .'—_g ft It seems as though everybody is against Senator Kefauver but the people, and after Mil. this government belongs to the people. The Eisenhower administration has received another hint of uprising in the final tabulation of Wisconsin primary votes. Thousands of

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Wisconsin voters switched over to the Kefauver camp as a protest. This strong protest which is becoming nation-wide is spearheaded by discontented farmers and followed by disappointed laborers and small business men and just people. The small block of millionaire business men, hpwever, continues to be the Eisenhower strength. 0 0 Tuesday April 24 has been set *a. the date for the grounds beautifying job at the Youth and Community Center. Lowell Harper, Decatur manufacturing executive, has been named chairman and will have charge of getting thirty men to assist in the planting of trees and shrubbery. Leo Seltenright, Adama county agricultural agent aud two assistants from Purdue University will supervise the planting. The Memorial Foundation is sponsoring the project and several trees will be planted at the front of the building and shrubbery will be placed along the building and driveways. The project will add to the attractiveness of the building, which already is a Youth Center show place in northern Indiana. o Officials of the Decatur light and power department are making a thorough study of the rurah power situation. Several patrons on the rural lines have petitioned the City Council for the right to cancel their Decatur contract. Several voltage meters have been placed along the lines to ascertain whether sufficient power is being furnished patrons under the cobtract. The contacts of at least one of these meters were taped shut, making it inoperative. Such actions merely delay the findings and certainly are not an advantage either to the petitioners or the City Utility. City officials have expressed themselves, unofficially, that if the local Utility is unable to furnish-the needed power, they will not stand in the way of the patrons being released from their contract. As a matter of fair play, however, and for the benefit of all concerned certainly the tests should be permitted. It is the only way any authentic results can be obtained for official action. . .

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20 Yeofs 4go Today ) ■„« i i .4— April 5. IM$ was Sunday. Household Scrapbook BY ROBERTA LIE »--I. 1 Sewing Machine If the sewing machine has seen years of hard service and seems ready to be discarded, before doing so take off the head and boil it for about an hour in strong suds. This will clean It of all the old hardened oil and grease. Replace it, oil it thoroughly, and see if it does not show a hundred per cent improvement. Use Wooden Spoon If one makes ice cream that requires frequent stirrings during the freesing process, it is best to use a wooden spoon for the stirring. as the wood does not conduct the beat of the hand to the mixture. . The Bath f- - - After any strenuous exercise add a cup of epsom salts to the water when taking a bath. It will prevent stiffness of the muscles. Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LEE 0 Q. How are the invitations to the second marriage of a young widow wordedT A. In the same way as the usual invitation, in the name of her parents or nearest relatives, as. “Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter. Mary Johnson Carter, to, etc.’’ You will note, of course, that the full name of the bride is used. Q. What is the correct position for the butter knife on the bread-and-butter plate? A. Place it at the top of the plate, slightly above the center, and parallel to the edge of the table, with the handle at the right and spreading edge of the knife towards the guest. Q. When writing a personal let. ter, is the date correctly put at the end of the message, or at the top righthand corner? A. Usually, in the top righthand corner of a long letter, but at the end of a short note. SCHOOL REPORTER Monmouth, Donna gave an impersonal questionnaire concerning school life and future plans to the senior and‘junior classes. We were all glad to see you again, Donna! — M, H. S. — Monday evening. May 7, has been named as this year’s achievement night. The teachers who are planning the evening are Mrs. Martha Kleinhenz, Mrs. Geraldine rferderhorst, Mrs. Eloise Andrews. Loren Jones, and Darrell Gerig.

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The master of ceremonies for the evening will be David Beery, a senior speech student. Several features of ths evening win be exhibits in the various tooths, turnbling demonstrations, a display listing those who have received honors during the past year, and a style show, The fashion show is being planned by the senior home economics class 'and will feature the clothing which the various home economics classes have sew*n. During the evening the band aud the school chorus will also perform. This program brings to a climax many of our activities for the year, and it is always looked forward to by the students. — M. H. S, — The entire freshman biology class is anticipating its field trip to Chicago this coming Saturday. The students will travel by school bus and will leave at 5 o'clock in the morning. Whew! The pupils will be accompanied by the biology teacher. Fred Meier. While in Chicago. the class will visit the museum of natural history and the museum of science and industry. This trip has always been taken by the freshman class, and it is one of the highlights of the year for the frosh! — M. H. S. — The Eagles won their first track meet this season when they, met

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