Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 100, Decatur, Adams County, 27 April 1956 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening kxoept Sunday By THE DBCATUR DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind. Poet Ottios as Second Claae Matter Dick D. Heller - - President J. H. Hellei — Vice-President Chai. Holthouse Secretary-Tiwaeurer Subscription Rates: By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 53.00; Blx months, M.tt; 3 months, ttß. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, |»,00; « months, >4.7«: « months, UM. By Carrier: 30 cents per week. Single copies, 6 coats.

One of these days spring will be popping out in every direction, and right now U a good time to visit Decatur stores and rejuvenate your spring clothing needs. The district two Indiana library association and Indiana library trustees association will convene May 4 at Kendallville. A. good allday program has been arranged for those attending from the twelve northeastern Indiana counties. Os particular local interest is the fact that Miss Bertha Heller, Decatur librarian is chairman of the district two group and will preside at the meetings. 0 0 With a dty-wide clean up scheduled to start next Tuesday in Decatur, it is an appropriate time to get rid of all of your accumulation of newspapers. Decatur Cub Scouts will conduct a paper drive Saturday and will collect newspapers and magazines. It you have a bunch which you wish to dispose of, you are requested to sail any Cub Scout and the collection will be made Saturday. —-O—« Tomorrow is the deadline for obtaining a ticket for the Democratic county wide dinner and political meeting scheduled for Monday night at the Yeath and Community Center. If you do not have a ticket, contact any Democratic county or city official or your precinct committeeman at once. It will be a meeting well worth attending with Hon. Claude Wickard, Camden, former secre-, tary of Agriculture, as headline speaker. ' .. ' -' —a—-o — . The U.S. highway 27 resurfacing improvement at the edge of Decatur starting at the Fairway restaurant Intersection with U.S. road 224 and extending north west to the Monmouth road intersection will be contracted for by the state highway department May 15. The proposed contract is number R 54005, project F-575 (14) and is

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titled bituminous base widening and resurfacing. It is a much needed improvement and will make ÜB. 37 from Decatur northward a splendid highway. Every indication points to the fact that the Decatur Board of Works soon will have some Important recommendations to bring before the whole Council concerning the local electric light and power situation. Members of the Works Board have conferred with power engineers and Utility representatives and all agree that the problems here are note so critical that they cannot be worked out to the satisfaction of everyone concerned. 0 0 More than 178,000 telephone calls wsre received during the first year of eperation of the Citizens Telephone Co.-Daily Democrat night and week-end news service. In case yon forget the number, 5-3171, it ban be found in the 1958 telephone directory in three separate iisangs. It is listed both under Decatur Democrat Co.. Citizens Telephone Co. and on page 4 of the new directory under "Service Cans". It’s a good number to remember because you can get the latest news on special events at night and on Saturday and Sunday merely by dialing the special number. Lewis Addition is Decatur's newest residential area. Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Durkin the area, with a paved street, sidewalks, and other improvements is ready for construction of new homes. The addition is located directly across from Central Soya plant, off of North Second street All lota front the new street and are of ample size for construction of modern homes. The Plan Commission bus given the green light for acceptance of the building area and the matter will go to the next regular meeting of the City Council for final approval.

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20 Years Ago Today o . -4 April 27 —W. L. Gender, 64, died in Adams county memorial hospital this morning following an automobile collision near Geneva, Saturday evening. 7: * Ralph Roop, civil works commtesioer, is organising for the cleanpi drive in Decatur the week of May 4. Adams 4?, American Legion, will hold first meeting in the newly remodeled building here tonight. Mrs. Bernard Ulman, 36, died this afternoon at her home on North Second street. The new electric organ will be dedicated at the First Baptist church Sunday. Cleveland goes into first place in the American League. Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA Lit 9 » Q. How can a woman word the invitations to a tea she wishes to give for Tier daughter for the purpose of announcing her engagement? A. She can use her visiting cards, putting her daughter’s name under her own, adding the date and “Tea at four o'clock." She should say nothing on the card about the engagement. Q. Is it all right for a divorced woman, who has remarried, to attend the funeral of her first moth-er-in-law with her second husband? A. This would be in bad taste. If she wishes to attend the funeral, she should do so alone. Q. How dees one introduce one’s stepfather? A. Introduce him as “my step-

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father,” and, of course, mention his name, as “Mr. Carter." I Household Scrapbook | BY ROBERTA LEK The Fruit Closet One good idea for use in the fruit closet is to divide it into compartments with a label over each little section. This eaves the trouble of labeling each individual jar. The partitions can be made of heavy cardboard and easily arranged. Knives If the knives vrith ivory handles are kept out of the dish water they will stay whiter. Wash the blades, but merely wipe off the handles. The Food Chopper Always scald and dry the food chopper thoroughly before using. This will remove any particle of food that has been neglected in some hidden part. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Estate No. 5181 In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that Lydia W. Hoile was on the 26th day of April, 1954, appointed: Administratrix of the estate of Loeiss Sc hetman, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or act now due, must file the same in said court within six montbe from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. (Dated at Decatur, Indiana, this 2&th day of April, l»&6. Richard D. Lewton Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court for Adams " County, Indiana. John L. DeVoss, Attorney and Counsel for Lydia W. Hoile. April 27, May 4-14 Washington—The Woodrow Wilson foundation was created in 1922 for the purpose of making awards to persons who have rendered meritorious service to the principles of democracy.

Mmes or AmwwNunw J* the Adwn'i" Circuit Court Os Adams County, Indian*. Notice la hereby <lven the* Henry B. HeHer wa* on the Mth day of AprH, 1»M, appointed; Administrator of the estate of Arthur 8. Kelsey, deceased. All persona having claim* against •aid estate, whether or not now due, muet file the same in said court wiithin »kx months from the date of t>he first publication ot this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Decatur, Indiana, this 24 th day of April, iMd. Richard D. Dew Lon Clerk of the Adame Circuit Court for Adems i County, Indiana Henry B. Heller, Attorney and Counsel for estate. April 37, May 4-11 NOTICE TO PKTmoNHKB ANB TAXPAIBRS OF HBARIM.i ON APPLICATIONS FOR REASSKSSMBNT OF RBAL ESTATE AND/OR IMPROVEMENTS IN ADAMS COUNTY, INDIANA Pursuant to the provision* of Chapter 1», Acts of rM7, notice M hereby elven to toe taxpayers ot Ada.ra County, Indiana, that on or betore March 31 1906, there was presented to the State Board ot Tax Kloanmlaslonera a total ot 1 petitions signed and verflled by the owners of real estate and/or Improv erne nits thereon specifically described there in for reassessments ot such real estate and/or Improvements, situated in Adams County, Indiana, and tMrt the total (estimated) anrouxt it the renyutsKd ■reductions is fiso.oo. That the number of petitions and the reqaested reductions for each township within the county are as follows: NO. OF TOTAL (EST.) Twp. Petit. RED. REQ. Monroe 1 tIoO.OO That . a detailed statement of the names of the petitioners, the description of the property and amount of each specific reduction requested Is posted at the door of the county court house of Adams County, Indiana. or at the County Assessor's office, and a separate list in all townships where such property Is located is posted at the office of the township trustee or the townshlp assessor of all such townships. The State Board of Tax Commissioners, or a representative thereof, will conduct hearings on all such petitions In the office of the County Aluditor in the county court house of Adams County, Indiana, on May 7, 1955, 8:0© AM CST commencing at the hour of 8:00 AM ODT . and cohbulng until all petitions have been considered: THE PETITIONS TO BE OQ«ISIIMSR®D BY TOWN- ’ SHIP IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE PRESIXNTED PETITIONS FOR ItEASSESSMENTTS AND TO TAXPAYERS OF ALL TOWNSHIPS WHEREIN SUCH REAL ESTATE AN'D/OR IMPROVEMENTS AR® LOCATED, THAT THEY ARE REQUESTED TO AIPFIEUiR AT SUCH HARINGS ■ AND SHOW CAUSE. IF ANY, WHY REASSESSMENTS OF SUCH REAL ESTATE AND/OR IMPROVEMENTS SHOULD OR SHOULD NOT BE I MADE: AND IF SUCH PETITIONERS DO NOT AIRPEAR, OR FAIL ' TO SHOW A GOOD AjND SUFFICIIENT CAUSE WHY THE REASSESSMENTS PETITIONED FOR 1 TO APPEAR AT SUCH HEARINGS SHOULD HH MADE, OR IF OBJECTING TAXHAYERS APPEAR and show' Goon cause why SUCH REASSESSMENTS SHOULD NOT BE MA-DH, THEN THE INDIANA STATE BOARD OF TAX COMM.I SSIONEfftS SHALL NOT ORIMDR SUCH REASSESSMENTS, BUT : OTHERWISE THE STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMISSIONERS SHALL , ORDER THE REASSESSMENTS ‘ PETITIONED FOR . STATE BOARD OF TAX COMM I SSI ONERS ADOLPH L. FOSSLER. ; CHAIRMAN- ■ ATTEST: Fred C. Wkwmin, Secretary April 37, May 4 i Washington—The Antarctic has ■ 6 million gquare miles, about the 1 total area of the United States [ and Europe combined.

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But Mayor Achilles Altimart is a quick thinker. He took a sheet of paper from hi* pocket, scribbled “let me pass," and signed his name. The policeman read IL saluted, and ushered Altimari through.