Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 133, Decatur, Adams County, 6 June 1956 — Page 4

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Last Sunday night was an entertaining evening tor television fans of this area. Two of the greatest comedians of the age. Jack Benny and Gov. George Craig both had programs. It turned out to be a night of laughs for both the young and old. 0 0 The never ending argument, ‘Ta a street fair worthwhile?*, Is being argued again up and down the business section. Opponents of the annual event say that such a project always slows down business and takes a lot of money out of town. Proponents say a street fair is as much tradition as Christmas and New Years and that most of the money spent by those who visit the midway would be spent out of town on vacations any way. And so the argument goes merrily on. U 0 0 ' 4-H clubs in Adams county already are busy making ready for the annual 4-H fair and exhibit to be held at the 4-H grounds at Monroe on July 81, August 1 and 2. Adult leaders, consultants to the young people who are the show participants, say that interest this year is at « peak. The premium book soon will be ready for distribution and the young people of Adams county will be busy for the next two months planning their entries for the numerous awards. It’s a great event and it has the endorsement of the entire community. 0 0 The Decatur Lions club, with appropriate ceremony will celebrate its thirtieth birthday at the Youth and Community Center next «O»daju The-men, ladies and distinguished guests will join in observing the occasion. Decatur Lions club is regarded as one of the best in Indiana. Always assisting in civic betterment in Decatur, the group of local business men, has won the acclaim of all of our citizens. Two past district and state officers, Roy Trice and Ronald Parrish, both of the local club are serving as co-chairmen of the Birthday party. Several distinguished (visitors, high in official Lionism will be on hand to help make the day a big event

WKJG-TV (Channel 33) WKDNKSDAY l V:00—Gatewway to Sports «n»—Jack Gray. News 6-JS—The Weatherman «;30—®ddie Fisher 7.oo—The Great Gildwnsleeve 740—Father K nows Best 8 9:3o—Susie with Ann Southern 10:00—The Count ot Monte Cristo 10:30 —*70runch & Des" 11:00—The Weatherman 11 si#—Sports Today , -- • 11:15—-News , , 11:39—"An Angel Came U> Brooklyn" thirsdat •Morsis* 7:00— Teday 9:oo—dying Dong School :> ?o—(Krnfe Kovats Show 10:00—Horn* 11:0O—TBA 11:30 —Feather Your Neat % A f femes* 1100—News 12:19—The Weatherman 12:15—(Farms A Farmins afpgrtettma I:ls—FMHor’s Peak I;S6—Faith to Uve By 1; 30—‘Tennessee Kroie Ford 2:(H>—NBC Matinee Theater 9:o9—Here** Charlie 3:ls—(Modern Itomanree 3:30 —Queen For A Day 4:00—1 Married Joan 4:3o—Trouble With Father s:o9—Superman s:3o—Cartoon Express 5:45—-Patti Page Show MvcmlMT 4:oo—Get,e«wa.v to Sports S;1® —Jack Gray. News «;*s—The Weatherman 9:30—1M nah Shore Show «:(s—Ntowa Caravan „ 7:oo—S’on Bet Your Life - 7:3d—<Dragnet g : oo—The People's Choice 8; 30—Ford Theater 9:oo— Dm x Video Theater 10 Ofte-Btar Ghoweaae 40:3ft—Death Valley Days 11:09—The Weatherman 11; 10—Spurts Today U;ls—News 11 ;3«—London Blackout Murders ’4^-i ’ K-M-a.'. -eo. • • 4

We wish the Decatur Lions club many more years of success. These men are constantly sacrificing leisure hours to help make a better Decatur. Back in the days of a Democratic administration In Washington. when the plan of paying farmers for not raising pigs was inaugurated there came from the Republican controlled press and numerous Republican controlled groups of manufacturers and Mg business a terrible howl. Today, with a similar plan in force by a system of paying the farmer for plowing a percentage of his producing acreage under, these same people are praising the Eisenhower vision. We are not opposed to the present plan and we were not opposed to the former plan. It Is a modified method of guaranteed wages, which labor has been fighting for the last several years. These same groups who Are now praising the Ike farm plan still are openly and often viciously against a guaranteed wage for labor. What is the difference? In either instance we, the average taxpayers usually are the "gouts’*. 0 0 • Ward Calland, executive officer of the National Soyabean Development Association, was reelected president of the Decatur Memorial Foundation at the anneal meeting held this week at the Youth and Community Center. The Center will observe its first birthday this month and already It has become the center of both youth and adult activities of the community. The spacious building Is used, almost the clock around, by all types of organisations. It was rightfully pointed out at the meeting of the Foundation, that the group responsible for construction of Indiana’s finest building of its type, was set up to assist in any and all area projects which make tor a better community. When a group of men and women devote so much of their time to lending aid in worthy projects, it means a worthwhile community. This js just one of the things which helps much in making Decatur one of the finest little cities in the world.

WINT - TV (Channel IS) WEDNESDAY KtMMaS 4:oo—The News. Hickox 640—Sports Extra, Grossman R 45—Douglas Edwards 6:3<l—'l-ostde 7;oo —Godfrey and Friends 7;30 —Mayor of tile Town B:9o—The Millionaire 3:39—d’ve Got a Secret —9:OO—V.Si Steel Hour 10:90—Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 1H:3O—I bed Three Lives 11:99—Charlie Chan — 11230—Ji«w, Weather. Sports THURSDAY 'doo— Good Morftlng B:oo—Captain Kangaroo o:oo—Gary Moore 9;3o—Arthur Godfrey Time 10; 30—Strike It Rich 11:90—Valiant Lady tl:t»—Dove ot Life 11:30—Search for Tomorrow 11:^3—Tile Guiding Light Afteraooa » 18:90 —'The News 1240 —Stand up and be Counted 12:30—A« the Worid Turns I:oo—The Johnny Carson Show I:3o—House Party 2:oo—The Big Payoff 2:«0- -Bob Croafby 2;4s—ax>WH Homers 3:oo—Brighter Qay 346—Secrot Storm 340—The Edge of Night 4:oo—Cartoon Corner 4; 30—Bar 16 Ranch Evmlßg 6:00 —The Ne<w«, Hickox «alo—Sports Extra, Grossman «4<>—Douglas Edwards 6;3O —Science tn Action 7:oo—Robert Cummings 7:3o—“Shower of Stars” 8:«o—Eonr Star Playhouse 9:oo—Arthur Murray 9:Bo—Masquerade Party 10:00—Starlight Theater 1,1; 30—News, Wegther, Sports —MOVIES ADAMS ‘•Hilda Crane" Wed at 7*12: 9:18- Tlvurs. at 1:41 JT; 47;5:53;7.5»; 10:00. DRIVE IN "Wayward Wife” & “Outlaw Girl’’ at Duek, Wod. "How to _ Marry Millionaire" & "Women Prison” at Dusk. Tliurs. , -Erl.

Two Autos Damaged In Collision Tuesday Slight Damage Done At Street Crossing Two cars were damaged in a collision Tuesday at 4:05 p.m. at the corner of Third and Jefferson streets. Drivers of the vehicles were James D. Hakes, 19, of Decatur, and Carl F. Troutner, 53, of Decatur. Troutner stopped at the stop sign and then, not seeing the approaching Hakes vehicle, continued on into the intersection. Damage was estimated at 8100 to the Hakes car and 3200 to the Troutner car. Elmer Wamsley, 42, of Canton, 0., arrested Tuesday on Second street for public intoxication, entered a plea of guilty in city court this morning. He was ordered to leave the city and his case was continued indefinitely. Also appearing in city court this morning was William Henry Kahn, of near Decatur, who was arrested for public Intoxication by state trooper Dan Kwasneskl on U. S. highway 224 two miles east of Decatur Tuesday night He entered a plea of guilty and was fined 35 and costa this morning. James Raudebush, of Decatur, who was arrested Tuesday night on a warrant charging disorderly conduct at his home, posted a 8100 bond and is scheduled to appear for araignment Thursday morning in city court. *

20 Years Ago Today « : s—o June 6 —Senator Vandenberg of Michigan announces he will not be a candidate for vice-president in the coming Republican convention. Senator James Watson continues as Republican "boss'* of Indiana, his slate of candidates going through complete in,the state convention. * A new front is being constructed at the Adams theater on Monroe street Misses Viola Ellsworth and Ellen Mailand and A. Kelly leave for Evansville to attend the Walter League convention. M. and Mrs. Otto Scbeiman of Fort Wayne are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Klepper over the week end. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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COURT NEWS Cause Dismissed The complaint by Torn Fleischman against Richard and Kathryn Tucker vanned from Allen county has been dismissed on motion of the plaintiff.* Motion to Strike A motion to strike parts of the defendant’s answer has bene filed by the plaintiff in the complaint to foreclose chattel mortgage by Herman Brown against Bdgar Clem. Claim Allowed The court has ruled that a claim tn the amount of 8420 be awarded to Icel M. Shanks from the estate of Mary Runyon. Estate Casea The* 4 supplemental report of distribution for the estate of Letta Tuluah Annen has been submitted and th i a Iministrator has been discharged. The estate is closed. The inheritance tax report filed for the estate of Cora M. Pence shows a net value of 39,144.10

SWIMMING POOL OPENING FRIDAY ■ It 6 JUNE 8 t® % Weather Permitting -SCHEDULE- -— AFTERNOONS: POOI IlCgUlfltiOflS MONDAY through SATURDAY 1:00 —4:30 M SUNDAYS 2:00 - sd» 1-AII swimmers are required to EVENINGS * take 3 s *’ ower be f° re enter ’ MONDAY Ihroagh FRIDAY fag the pool. 4 . 'v- - * . 7:00 to 2—Children must pass a 50-yard Swimming test before they are permitted to go beyond SUGGESTIONS TO PARENTS the rope. 1— Children under 6 years of age should 3—Running and tag games will be accompanied by an adnll or a Re- . . . u . sponsible older child. not be permitted. 2■— children should not stay in the pool ’ 4—Only one person at a time may more one hour at a lime, in order be on the diving board. Mo io avoid chilling and fatigue. . ;f an, W will be left in the dressing rooms. tolerated. ■ / " -i" ' ■ • i *''*■ ,J, ‘- ' ' •* ' ’ ■ ’ ‘ ' - v . L., ' b '\_■ - ■ ; ■ Decatur Board Os Works and Safety HUBERT ZERKEL, JR., Supervisor

with 351.20 tax due from each of six heirs who are a sister, a brother, a nephew and three niecea. In the estate of Charles C. Robenold, the Inheritance tax report has been filed showing a net value of There is no tax due from the only heir, the widow. Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LEK h — -d Q. When and bow should the announcement be made at a large dinner engagement party? A. Toward the end of the dinner, when the table has been cleared for dessert, the father of the bride-elect may rise and propose a toast, such as, "To our Betty and Bob, who are going to be married.'’ Q. Should a knife or fork ever be pldced so that it is propped against the plate with the handle resting on the table? A. Never. The entire implement

should bo placed on the Upper right edge of the plate. 4 Q. What color stationery do you suggest for a man? A. Only white. ■' - - ' - > Household Scrapbook BY ROBERTA LKK o— — < Large Buttons When sewing large buttons on heavy clothing, use a small but*, ton on the underside of the cloth. The button will be held securely, and be prevented from tearing the material. Cut Glass Articles of cut glass wty have a brilliant polish if a little, turpentine is added to the water when A.

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r cleaning them. Use about one tablespoon to two quarts of water, u The Oven Door The oven door of the gas range should be left open after using. This will let out the warm air, and i no moisture will collect to form ruat. wsOarTTryrry 8 Preble Peppy Paia The Preble Peppy Paia held their sixth meeting at the Friedl helm Lutheran r achool. The rneeti- ing was called to order by the i president, and pledges were led i r. V..-, "i • i

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by Sharon Gallmeyer AM Mary Heckman. A health and safety taft was given by Patsy Kalthoff. Hw call was answered by 17 membei* Old and nsw business was disc* sed. Demonstrations were givj} by Bonnie Conrad and Kat|| Bunch. Refreshments were served by Janeen Linker and Katbf Buuck. The next meeting will be held June 18, at 8 o’clock. B■ Trade in a Good Town — Decatur. a ■, »<* • ' >•- - - „<kW

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