Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 111, Decatur, Adams County, 10 May 1956 — Page 6

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Has Ankle Injured After Accident Robert Hart. T«, of Convoy. 0., route two, sustained an ankle injury after an accident on U» 3. highway 2t4 about two and a half | < Willes east of Decatur at 1 a. hi. today. Hart, a short time before the accident, had struck a dog and was taking the animal to a veterinarian. On his way his outomobile went oft onto the berm. Another car stopped ahead of him so he could not bring the car up on the the read and headed for the ditch instead. _ He ateppeu om irt tne car unhurt after it had come to a atop, but in stepping to the ground twisted his ankle. He fell to the ground and a passing motorist called for an ambulance He is being treated at the Adams county memorial hospital. Damage to tne car was slight. Sheriff Ma le Affolder and Mate trooper Gene Hash inveatigat**d

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Adams County Men Buy Guernsey Bull PETKRBOROUGH, N. H. — Edi Ison Lehman & Richard J. Moser. Berne, Ind., have just purchased f the registered Guernsey bull, Ab 1 pine Rose V. Flash, according to the American Guernsey cettle club. The new sire was bought from Jerry D. Kline, Fredericksburg. Ohio. This bull i» out of the fine Guernsey cow, Alpine Rose Faithful, that has an official production record of 17.571 pounds of milk and 9M pounds of fat, made on two times daily milking in M 5 days. He was sired by Witchwood Valiant. i- * ■ New York—Because of soot and dirt in the air. city fogs generally last longer and are more dense than those in open country. Detroit — An average passenger automobile in the U. S. is 3J years old at the time it Is traded in by its first owner.

Grand Alliance Os Powers Suggested Winston Churchill r Speaks In Germany AACHEN. Germany (INS) “ Sir Winston Churchill declared today that peace can best be guaranteed through a “grand alliance of European powers" that includes Russia and is linked with the U S. and Canada. Churchill said it would be tatai to peace at this time tot th* North Atlantic treaty organisation to relax its efforts but be insisted that “in a true unity of Europe, Russia must have her part.” ' ■ ’7The former British prime minister spoke to a distinguished gathering of West Germans in the ancient town hall of Aachen where he was awarded the Charlemagne peace prise. Europeans from Scandinavia to Maly watched the elder

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statesman on a continental television network. Church ill said a new question had been raised in international affairs by Russia's repudiation of Stalin. He added: "If It is sincere we have a new Russia to deal with. We must realise how deep and sincere Russian anxieties Are about the safety of their homeland from foreign invasion.” He said he was glad to see that Poland was “not unaffected” by the changes in Soviet policy. Churchill noted “there may be other changes to follow—Czechoslovakia will regain her freedom; above all Germany will be reunit- • ed.” Churchill stressed the need for averting violence and equally of keeping NATO alert for any pos- ’ sible Communist aggression. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, > awarmng Churchill the plaque in » the ancient city hall, said Church- • ill was being honored "for special • services to European unity.”

County Clerk's Home Struck By Lightning Lightning struck the residence of county clerk Richard Lewton early this morning doing consider- . able damage to the lighting and telephone system. No fire accompanied the bolt, which knocked out telephone service for the Lewtons. The damage was repaired late this afternoon. New Art Class Is Planned At Center A new class in art is being formed at the Youth and Community ■ Center, and will meet Thursday afternoons from 2:30 to 5:30 o’clock, with Harry Brown as the teacher. This will be in addition to the i clgsa now meeting Wednesdays - from 10:30 to 2:30. Anyone wishing I further information is asked to phone 3-3349.

County Rural Youth On Radio Saturday The Adams county rural youth will be featured on .he rural youth radio broadcast Saturday at 12:30 p. tn. over WKJG in Fort Wayne. 'Members participating on this broadcast will be Sally McCullough, Earl Yoder, Gerald Sipe and Gloria Koeueman. A few of the interesting facts about the towns of Monroe, Berne and Geneva wifi be outlined by the rural youth members. Wayne Rothgeb, farm director of WKJG, is in charge of the weekly rural youth radio broadcasts. Suit For Damages Follows Accident A suit for $5'7.513.95 damages was filed Wednesday in Adams circuit court by Jeye C. Sprunger against Clarence G. Getting for injuries sustained in an accident Dec. 6, 1955. The accident occurred on U. S. highway 2*7 north of Decatur where Sprunger, an employe ot the state highway department, was on foot testing highway construction. In bis complaint, Sprunger stated that Getting was the driver of an automobile which struck him and threw him against a state highway department track, causing permanent injury. Sprunger stated that the accident occurred because of the negligence and carelessness of the driver. The amount asked by Sprunger includes $1,854.95 for hospitalisation, SI,OOO for physicians* fees; $434 for special nurses; $74 for ambulance fees; $4,140 for wages and salary lost during hospitalisation and recuperation, and an additional $50,000. Sprunger claims that his injuries will be permanent - ■ 4

Garl Gerber Is Writing Poetry Again Mother’s Day is drawing near, . And we wrote this poem to say; Our thanks go out to you, Mom, SLI On your very special day. re? I Though we don’t often say it, IB J We’re sure you know it’s true: All of us at Gerber’s Mt/ Think the world of you. By Os course, groceries are our business, Poetry is not our line: . • But the thing we want to get across Is we hope your day is fine! ■ 1 " ' **'"'*"' Birds-Eye Frosted Foods STRAWBERRIES 49c oRfINGE JU|CE -— 39 c FROZEN CORN 2 X': 43C BROCCOLI 25c ■—■ riSSk fresh fresh tenderized GROUND BEEF PAN SAUSAGE PICNIC HAMS 3 lbs. SI.OO 3 lbs. SI.OO lb. 33c I Parrots SLICED BACON I Gerbers PURE LARD 2»»-59c sfts-69c5 fts -69c PORK TENDERLOIN Whole or Naif lb. 73c Centers lb. 89c BORDEN’S HOME MADE ICE CREAM HAM SALAD ■/zGal-S9 C 1-6.595 Gerber’s 150 8. 2nd St. Phone 8-2712

Eisenhower To Enter Hospital For Checkup WASHINGTON (INS) —President Elsenhower enters Walter Reed army hospital today for a .“whole, complete" physical checkup even though he has been pronounced “In good health" by his top heart specialist. The Chief Executive told 'his news conference Wednesday he will stay in the hospital until Saturday for his "head to toe” ex- ■ amination. He explained that It would be a general examination without special significance "with respect to my late difficulty” — a reference to his heart attack. Huntington Man is . Accident Victim \ Huntington/ ind. hns) — 1 Seventy seven year old Herbert B. Spencer, of Huntington, was killed ' today in a headon crash on Ind. 5 in Huntington county. Indiana state troopers said that Genevive • Baumgartner, 30, of ' South Whitley, also was injured ' in the crash and was taken to £ the Whitley county hospital at Co--1 lumbia City. Her injuries are not ' believed serious. Girl Scout News Brownie troop seven met Wed- ’ nesday at the Lincoln school. The , meeting was opened with the Brownie promise, roll was called . and dues collected. We were told about summer day camp to be held in June and we received bur regie- . tration blanks for camp. Mrs. Doyle t Collier and Mrs. Lowell Harper were our guests. We made our mother's day presents. We closed ’ the meeting with "Goodnight Brownies.” Scribe; Cheryl Reynolds

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COURT NEWS Marriage License Gilbert C. Burkhardt, 68, Tiffin, 0., and Anna Ruth Neikirk. 57, Republic, O. . ' Appearance Entered In the claim by Jenevieve Quesinberry against the estate of Mary Runyon, Ed A. Bosse has entered appearance for the plaintiff. Payment Ordered In the divorce case of Margaret W. Wolfe against Hubert M. Wolfe, the court has ruled that the defendant make support payments of $25 per week for the plaintiff and children. The defendant has also been ordered to pay attorney fees. Aw Preble Peppy Pals •The Preble Peppy Pals held their fourth meeting at the Frledbeim Lutheran school. The meeting was called to order by the presdlent Mareille Buuck. Pledges were led by Qheryl Buuck and Judy Conrad. Roll call was answered by 18 members. Old and new business was Idtecussed. Detmonsttnatfons were given by Marcille Buuck and Trudy Reifsteck on bow to make Brownies. Refreshments were served by LaVera Witte and Sharon Gallmeyer. The next meeting will be May 21, at 8 p. m. SKIN ITCH HOW TO RELIEVE IT. IN JUST 15 MINUTES. If not pleased your 40c back at any drug store. Instant-drying ITCH-ME-NOT deadens itch and burning; kills germs ON CONTACT. Use day or night for eeseina, insert bites, foot Itch, other surface rashes. Now at Kohne Drug Store.