Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 129, Decatur, Adams County, 1 June 1956 — Page 4

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Krening motet Sunday By THE DBCATVR DEMOCRAT CO. NO. enter'd at the Decatnr, Ind.. Pont Office aa Second Claae Matter Dick D. Heller ........ Preatdent J. H. Heller Vice-Preaident Chas. Holthouee Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Rates: .> By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, |I.W; Six months, $4.26; 3 months. $2.25. By Mall, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, te.no: R months. $4 .75: 8 months. $2.50. By Carrier: 30 cents per week. Single copies, • cents. _ ■ - - - — ~~~~ e” oaoMiMaaßaiisiteteftteMteißMNnatelte*

Farmers in this area are becoming concerned because of the recent downpour* Many are far behind in their spring farm work and fear is expressed over possible crop failures if the rainy weather continues. ;. V. < 0 o—r Juno starts today and with the first month of summer no doubt will come some extra-hot weather. It won’t be many days until we’ll be wishing tor some of those April and May days, less the rain, maybe. A g— Motorists of the nation apparently drove sensibly over the Memorial peathes averaging oitty above a normal Wednesday were reported the estimates by expects. Could it be that cotettrht kiting of safety in driving and consideration of the other fellow are paying ottT 0 0— — - We join their countless friends - in coffering sympathy to Harvey Haggard and the Haggard family in the tragic loss of Mrs Haggard, who wad killed in an automobile accident on Memorial day. The Haggard family was enroute ta . Jayv county for a family piedic whdn the mishap occurred. Why thilife of such a good Christian wo*ian shou|(l be taken at this able to understand, and our sympathy goes to the fgmily In their . « Death is. t# many of riij tWM. mostly elms, Unite* assure method of ■ killing the HuUfi eiiiSttleitie 4s discovered; iefo^s/..|inig, ? we IrUl lose ftif of our adrico-«*-©r. N*«A. Bixler, who se/efif 'warned that unfcw ,we started a tree planting program in the city, it wouldn’t be lopg until 'fa would be sorry. Bixlers' fell op deaf ears, at that time. Perhaps it late ’yet to, start a plantini program.

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WKJG - TVS? IJ ; (Channel* My' «%"2T»thte«w»y to Spoils sIHM^KWeVF 3 *’* ■ ■ - 6:t’>— .The Weatherman 6130 —Eddie Fiaber v. » 61*5—Nttl Caravan 7 .tM>_Truth -or Coiweguences 7J3o—Mfe of Riley T 5 8:00— Big SWMHfIW g: Jto—fit a r stag* v F"S 10:00—Celebrity . Playhouse 10; 30—Kaye TOMMi 11:00—The I, —Wrestling . _ Warning , 9;00— Pinky Lee Show 9:80—.1 Mar/iad Jowß c . 10:00-e-Fury • 10:30—'itamar of the Jungle 11 :0O— Captain 11. Meet Mr. W Ward ANeraoea . „ . 12:00—Uncle Dave and Pete 12 Ju—Two Gun Playhouse I^o—The Trail Riders 2 The Three Mesquheerw 3:oo—iFiltn Parade .W>— fnduatry on Parade 4;oo—AlovJetlnie ’ o.tfv—lime 1 «-«5--Xff#ntares ol*iKt Carson B:3o—The Big Surprise 7.oo —The Perry Coni'* Show 8:|0 —People Are Funny 8:80—My Little Margie 3 .M—George Goebel 9:2o—xo U r Hit Parade 10;flo— Badge 71* 10:30— Passport to, Danger 11:00—Private Affairs of Bel Ami ■I.VDAY Arterbooa 31.00—" Double Life 11:&»—.Indians In Senators 3-30—Man to Man 2:45—d10w Christian Science Heals 3:oo—.This f« thb’Ufe 4.nfl—The Ruggles 4:3o—OutlMk *loo—The Cisco Kid 0;»O—Koy Rogers H’s A GI.WA Life «‘3o—Frontier 7.OO—XIX' Comedy Hour 8:00—TV Playhouse 9.oo—Loretta Young Show 9:Bo—Federal Men to-no—Mnhfl Theater lOjJO—March of Medicine I Ij&O—Tenth Avenue KW’ WINT TV (Channel 15) FRIDAY

Racing cars in the 500-mlle speedway classic last Memorial day were held down to a slow pace for more than an hour because of mishaps. Think what the time would have been, had the drivers been permitted to open tip tor the entire distance. The speed of such a rtve, however, isn’t as important to Mr. Average citisen as the many now parts for passenger automobiles which got their rigid test at the Speedway. Os course, it has to be a speeding auto to make a thorough test. If tires, spark plugs, gasoline, oil and equipment prove successful in a series of races, then they are introduced to the public and maybe we do gain from these speed classics. , z > 0 Jg 1 Congratulations are due those who took part in Decatur’s Memorial Day services, co-sponsored by a committee from the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars- Members of those two organisations and their auxiliaries j together with the dram corps, sponsored by Fort Wayne American Legion Post 148 and Decatur high echoed band and others,, formed in the line of march. It was a fine parade, headed by Legionnaire Clyde Butler as field marshall and Robert Smith as assistant. Several local organise-, . tlons, some of whom conduct drives for sustaining funds each year on the grounds that they are “public spirited,” were very noticeably absent. Os the many Boy Scouts in Decatur only" ten marched in the parade. It would \ ■seem tfiat every local ciyjc group and especially the 10dges should ( be represented in a Memorial Day parade. Pttblic attendance'-’ • was good. Two’ hundred or so people stood in front of the Monument and that many more were in their automobiles parked on Third Street. It is wonderful that the two local service organisations lead the way in a Memorial On this day set aside as a Memorial. Perhaps next year more of us will take the hour’s time to take part or at least attend. ? ‘ teteM, s». ’

7 » i 1 a 6.1— Douglas Ed wards t f 6:3o—My Friend Flieka . 7 :Mi—Mama 7:3o—Our Miss Brooks .4 lOOt-Crusader ■ „ , •; 8:S0-4.Break the Bank 19:0O-rThe Lineup 9:"o-t-Person to Person 10:00—Million Dollar Movie „ |i:i3o4-Ncws, treat her. Sports SATURDAY Morning B:3o—Captain Kangaroo : Mouse ' 10:00—V/inky IMnk io:3o—Johnny Jupiter 11:00—The Big Top Afternoon J 2:oo—Agriculture on Parade 12:30—T*en Ase Tempo 12; 15—Pr‘-Game Warmup 13"55 —Tv’ Game of the Meek ■ s:oo—Roy Kogers , *0; 00—Down Homers B:3o—Beat the Clock ; . 7:oo—The Honeymooners 7:Bo—iJSiage SE6gF~ 8:00—Two for the Money B:3o—Ford Star Jtfbilee 10; 00—.IWbian of Scotland Yard 10; 30—Dollar a Second 11:00—Wrestling SVADAY Mernlag 9:00 —Lamp Unto My Fort 9:3o—Look Up and Live 10:00—Eye on New York 10; 30—Camera Three LI :00—Let's Tal-e A Trip 11:30—Faith Fo. Today Afternoon 12:00 —This Is the L>*e 12:30—Wild Bill Hickox I:oo—Broadway Theater 2:3o—lAunerican Tours 3:oo—The Way 3:3o—Adventure 4;00 —Fa<* the Nation t ; 3O—CBS NWS Evenlag 6:oo—Annie Oakley B:3o—Private Secretary 7; 00—The Ed Sullivan Show B:oo—General Electric Theater B:3o—Alfred Hitchcock Presents 9:00-864.000 Challenge f: 30—San Francisco Beat 10:00 —GeKncf Fiction Theater 10:30 —Starlight Theater . 11:30—News, Weather, Sports MOVIES ADAMS “Dig That Uranium” "Vanish; ing American” Frt. Starting at 7 Rat. at 1:30. •■Birds A Burs" Sun. at 1;42-3:42: 8:48; :43; 9:fc. DRIVE IN •Cities pf Golfl" k “Bengazi” Fri. at dusk. “Mett of'Fighting Lady” & "Senii’.nole Uprising'' Sat. at Dusk. "Livlnft It UP” Sun. at dusk. —

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MRB. C. A. DUGAN, Decatur woman and member of the first graduating class of Decatur high school in 1381, Is pictured above receiving ax orchid from Ralph Thomas, president of the seventy-fifth graduating class at the recent commencement exercises. J. Ward Calland of this city, at right, presented Mrs. Dugan to the senior class president.

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’l'Rayanond Kolter diesel 133.66 II Lawrence Koenig do .... ... 133.66 Vlt-gil Ferry do — ~ 133.66 I Virgil Draper do 138.60 I Jesse Patch Mnck 163*5 I HaroM Burger Truck • Don Harvey de .—.... 123.65 i Richard La.Foumai.net do .... 133.66 I DeWayne Beer du 138.6a I Roger Steiner do : 437.70 • Arthur Ross Tractor .....5.. 133.65 ' Joel AugWbuTger do l-*-70 • Ixtuift Drake Watcbtnau .... 2.00 I DecaMir Light 4 Power O. 1170 . Citizens Telephone <Jo. do ... 18 0» • M*cAU|ater MMh. Co. d 0.... 38847 i The Premier A.jlt«. Co. do 25.74 i Snap-on Toole do ....eeeeeeeoe* > American Standard Corp do 21.aa I Motor Parts & Er»u4p. do 71.62 > Ernest Bauman Garage do 20.00 I National Mill Supply do ... 8.9a ) The Moes-tnan Yarnelle do 7.62 I Parr’s Tire A Imp. Ser. do SA32 ) Decatur Auto Supply do .. 28.83 > Pearl Oil Co. do — 237.60 > Beavers OU Service do 476.73 ! D-A Lubricant Co. do 93.01 i Rawls Inc. do 60.80 I Eastern Ind. Oil & Sup do U-J0 1 Dlerkee Implement Sales do 261.14 ) Hotbart Welding do ..- 6.00 » J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co. do .... 19,95 ) Habeggar Hardware do .... 16.23 > Commercial Print Shop do 2-8.45 > John W. Karch Stone Co. M. ->«•« I.fIgKKW'SIVISHI > Krick-Tyndall Co . > Theo. Bulmahn do 183.10 ) CeMral Soy? Co.’lnc. db ....- 330.00 1 Joe Dunk Signs,. F. Gray do 9.60 i W H: GlHtofli do -8 . OOO.te 1 Cowens Ins. Agency Ins. .... 13.28 i Bernice Nelson Mil. A Post. 41.61 K Marts .J./Hteplwood Mil. 1241 h MabtVWstell. 12 7-j | rVerogfoapLlgn do 8.11 i Citizens Telephone Co. Oper. 17.74 I Haywood Publishing Co. do 88.70 i Jim Garner Tile Drain 39.-19 , L*a Marikware Co. Ditch Al 3.2a I MaWiteer Maoh. Co. do .... 6-6? ' Leo Workinger do — 20.0( E. E. Rydell do 20.0 ft 1 JMriL Pooh do ..».e 150.01 W. Wayne Blue Print do .... 7.« 1 Stockfoerger Machinery do 65.21 i Jleayera OU Service do 187.01 Devtittn- Auto Supply do .... 2.41 i ;KrtektTyndall Co. do 500.48 ' ’ Boar<T of Commissioners i Certified before me this Ist day i of June, 1956. I. , Frank Kitaon i Auditor Adams Co. > > NOTH 4: FOR BIDS FOR TRACTOR i NoHee. is .hereftty. given that the ) Board of Pdbltc Works and Safety i of the City of Decatur, Indiana, l will received sealed bids at 2 o’- > clock p.m. Central Daylight Sav- ) Ings Time at the office of the t Clerk-treasurer, City Hall, Deeabur, ) Indian, aon. the 15 days of June, > 1956, for One self-propelled gaso- ; line engine, crawler type tractor ; with angling doser blade and back ’ fine to be attached to tractor. Plans > and spe- ificatlons on file in the < office of the Clerk-treasurer in the I City of Decatur, Indiana. > «ald bids shall be on a I ease- . purchase basis in whten the said i City shall not be required to pay JtW, excess of *3000.00 during the i lair 1956 on said lease. ; Baid tractor shall be delivered at i Decatur. Indiana, completely equlp--i ed pursuant to plans and specifications, and ready for immediate use. i Sufficient instructions shall be furnished concerning the operation of such tractor to such members of the Street Department of the City of Deeatut, Indiana, as shall be designated by the Commissioner of said Street Department of said City. A guarantee shall be furnished against, any and all mechanical defects. - v 1-: The. bids shall disclose the terms of rfie lease-purchase and the time required for delivery, and the bidder shall furnish information in regard to availability of any necessary repairs and/or repair parts. Stat* Board of Accounts, Form Numlxer - So. 93, and shall also be accornptinied by a-bond or certified check to’ldft or rite Bid. The Board of public Works and Safety bf the City bt Decatur, reserves the right to reject any and all bid*. Dated at the City of Decatur. Indiana, this 31 day of Mav. 1956. , BOARD OH-' PUBLIC T .WORKS AND SAFETY Miriam Hall, Clerk-treasurer June 1-8. Ed. A. Bosse. Attorney Estate No. 3071 Notice to all persons Interested Io the estate of Mary 8.-Fritsinger, deceased. -In the Circuit Court of Adams county. . Indiana, April Term, 1956, * In the rtiatt>r of the Estate OT Jiary B. Fritzinger deceasedNotice i« 'hereby given that Rose C. Ffitalnger as; Administratrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed het final account tn final’settltmei.t jf said estate, and that the " same will come up for the ./“xaminatlon and action of said Judge of the Adams Circuit Court;- bn the 22nd- of Jone, 1966, at which time all persons interested ju said estate are required, to appear In said court and show cause, if any there -be; why sh id 'account should hot he approved: And the beifs of'sald decedent and al! others I utf res ted are also required to ap-.-pear and make proof Os their heirship or claim to atty part of said estate. ■ .'■ r . A ' , Rose C< Fritzfnger. » ■ PbrsOUat Rapreaenlative . Mylep F. Parrish, Judge Adams Circuit Court. .. ... ' ■ --« June 1-8. ‘ Trade ia a Good Towa — Decalin

5 . NOTICE TO BIDDERS ™ 3 Notice l« hereby given that the ’ Board of Directors of Webash !! Township School Building Corpora- ? tion will at the office of the Su- ! perintendent of Schools In the Wa- ' hesh Township school building in ? the Town of Geneva, Adams County, ? Indiana, receive sealed bids for ’ the construction and equipment of ’ a School building to be constructed 8 adjacent to the present Waibaalj ’ Township School building in th* ’ Town of Geneva, Adame County, ’ .Indiana, on land owned by the f 'CotToration, until one o’clock PM ■ Central Standard Time or two o’- ? clock PM Central Daylight Time 1 on the 6th day of July, mt. At ■ the time and place all bids received J will be publicly opened and read * aloud. Aj>y bids received after the ’ designated time and date will be - returned unopened. ’ Bids wil) b« received on any one 2 -or any comfclnattan of the following “ designated portions of lite work: : '"4. General Contraction Contract. * including all work aa called for. 2 2. Architectural Trades Contract, * Includ-iiig all work as called for 1 except the following contracts: ” 3, Plumbing Contract. “ 4. Heating and VentUating ConJ tract. ? '6. Electrical Contract. 1 -Contractors awarded the work ? Will be required to furnish an acJ qeptable Surety Bond in the amount ; of 100 per cent of the contract gum. 3 -Each bld shall be accompanied r by an acceptable certified or cashr lera check made payable to the ' Wabash Township School Building ? Corporation or an acceptable bldJ ders bond for an amount not lets j'than 5 per cent of the total bld L .trice. BI Each bid shall be properly and ’Yrompletely executed on proposal jMorm .96 with non-collusion aftlIBPavlt as required by the Statutes of ■Kndiana And any bld of 3500Q.00 or Shore must be accompanied by a SfcaestiouteTO forth 9sa ws required sKy the State Board of Accounts. SE" The acceptance of any blds suft'lmitted and all contracts entered Into Will be expressly conditioned upon and subject to the sale of bonds by the Wabasli Township School Building Corporation in the Tull amount of the contract price Os the total construction and equipment of said building, and all certified or cashiers checks or bidders bonds will likewise be held with the bid proposals and all contracts , Jrhall be subject to cancellation by ' the contractor after a period of one j, hundred twenty (1'20) days in the pven-t «aid bonds are not sold as feontenpl a ted and, in the event of such cancellation all certified or , iushiers cheeks, or bidders bonds ’ Xhall be returned to the contractor. No bidder shall withdraw His bid for a period of one hundred twenty U-20) days after the data set for “ Spent ng of bid«. 2 * The Board of Directors of Wa- . ; faash Township School Building ’ .Corporation reserve® the right to ’ reject any and all bids and to waive 11 any informalities or irregularities ’ in the bidding. „ . Plans and epecif lent ions are on file , for examination only at the Office , *f the Superintendent of Schools in ’ the Webaeli Township School Build--1 ing fn the Town of Geneva. Adams i County, Indiana. Copies of the docuwents may be obtained by depositing a check for F-’O.OO with the Engineer, William C. Baer, 1035 Northlawa. Fort Wayne, Indiana or F. W. Dod>ge Corp. South Calhoun Street Fort Wayne, Indiana. for each set of documents ;®> obtained. The amount of deposit .■frill be refunded to bidders upon ’ Seturn of the documenta in good . Condition aD-ompanled with a proI B'-rly Executed bid. 1 t <E*eh 4l>id must be enclosed in a ; Mealed envelope add roused to Wa--1 bas-h Township School Building . Corporation and bearing the name of the bidder and portion of the work bid upon. 1 Dated this Ist day of June, 1966. : •. waßabh townmhip . SCHOOL BUILDING JYMIPOIiAfriGN ’Ey T. B. Rhoades. Pres. Kenneth Van Kmon, Secy. , ICuster and Smith, Attorneys . June 1-3. T NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ’ ffi Estate No. Sl7® ■ B-ln the Adams Circuit Court of JJAda-ms County, Indiana. i|T Notice is hereby given that Edna flloffman was on the 29th day of ISMav, 1956 appointed:Administratrix ’l of th-e estate of Herman Conrad, deJ All persons having claims against fraid estate, whether 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 b? forSver barred. 1 Datbd at DeeStur, Indiana, this J9th day of Slay, 1966. ........ * Rlehard.D. Lewtos , Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court - fdr Adams County, Indiana. G. ttomy Beirly, Attorney ( and Counsel for personal represen- ’ taUVP ’ June 1.8, » * Putting On The Dog * '.' ' ' ■ . ■ '•■ ■ ■ - INNSBRUCK, Austria,’ (INS) — i "Bebe” has attracted quite a bit of • attention this spring on his walks through Innsbruck, . • He wears a mink and ermine ■, cape, diamond collar, and a genuine pearl necklace. He also has his own passport. All of which -taft. bad for a dog, even for a rare Yorkshire terrier. "Bebe’s” owner, a naturalized American from Vienna, Mrs. Gisa Letree, said he cost SI,OO0 —without his walking clothes. x.

1 ■! lOI.UIW 20 Years Ago Today a JL-.— Juno I—The Rat. H. R Careen of the First Methodist Churcb will be honored June 7 In commemoration of hie 20th anniversary of ordination. A fire did thousands of dollars loss at the Niblick A company store Friday night. Sixteen persons were killed in Indiana traffic accidents over the lona week-end. The race for queen of the Decatur centennial will close June 27. Now has 35 in the race. Mr. and Mrs. G. H- Wehmeyer and daughter. Miss Helen, return from a visit at Wisconsin Rapids. The Mutschler baseball team defeated the Detroit Black Tigers over the holiday. They have now won five straight COURT NEWS Marriage Licences Bill' J. Hill. 27, Berne, and Carol M. Amstuts, 12, Geneva route one Richard Owen Hakes. 24, Decatur, and Margaret Elaine Harris, 22, Decatur. Set for Issue The complaint for damages by Mary 8. Bailey, administratrix of the Peter D. Bailey estate, against Oscar Ray, has been set for Issue June 9 on motion of the pliis Iff Guardian Appointed In the divorce case of Glen Burley against Agnes Burley, Severin H. Scburger has been appointed guardian ad litem for the defendant to replace the late Ferd L. Lltterer. Appearance Entered Hubert R. McClanahan has entered appearance for Otho Lobenstein, defendant In a complaint for damages filed by Embrey Tomato company. Schug Estate Proof of the publication of notices of appointment and final settlement has been filed for the estate of Thurman Schug. The final report has been submitted and approved and the executor has been ordered to make distribution according to the terms of the report. It shows a total value of 967,851.27 of which the Adams county memorial hospital receives 915.413.1 T. the Cross E. and R. church of Berne. 215,413.18 and the Fort Wayne Bible College 910,000. The remainder of the estate goes to three nieces, three nephews, four brothers and three sisters. Real Estate Transfers Samuel H. Gerber etux to Truman F. Gerber etux, 40 acres In French Twp. Harvey Brown to John P. Romey, 80 jscres in Wabash Twp. Walter Lehman to Samuel Habegger etux, land in Monroe Twp. Lester R. Habegger etux to Gerald A. Haggard etux, inlot 96 in Berne. First Bank of Berne Admr. to Violet Roe, 52 acres in Blue Creek Twp. 113,000. lola Gates to Laurel K. Mattax etux, land in Monroe Twp. Crawford Farlow etux to Jacob Hilty etux, 6.23 acres in Wabash Twp. Wilson Reed etux to Richard C. Girod etux, inlot 988 in Decatur. Floyd Acker etux to Trustees of Cereal Workers Union Local 261, C. 1.0. etal, .30 acre in Root Twp. Russell S. Baker etux to James E. Myers etux, land in Preble Twp. Decatur Blue Flame Gas, Inc. to Blue Flame Gas, Corp., 1.063 acres in Preble Twp. * , o Modern Etiquette j | BY ROBERTA LEE | G. It it ever proper (Jo use the knife to cut the salad when dining f A. When it can be done easily, use just the fork. Sometimes, however, lettuce can be tougn to manage, and In that case it is quite all right . Q. If a man brings a gift when calling on a girl, should she open

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