Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 141, Decatur, Adams County, 15 June 1956 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Bruning lawpt Bunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO.. INC. WtorM at the Decatur, Ind.. Poet Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller »***>***> *»*»«> — President 3. H. Haller Vice-President Chat. HolthouseSecretary-Treasurer Subscription Rates: By Mail In Adams and Adjolnlnc Counties: One year, *8.00; Rix months. 14.86; 2 months, 12.25. By Mall, beyond Adams and Adjoining CounUea: Ono year, 69.00; 6 months. *4.75; I months, 12.50. By Carrier: 20 cents per week. Single copies, 6 cents.

Shop the “Decatur way" where courtesy, prices and services make it possible fdp each to get more for his dollar. Stores are well stocked to supply your hotweather needa whether for vacation or homo use. Root assured that local businessmen are ever willing and ready to serve you with quality and prices that are not matched elsewhere. 0 0 The elecUon of Frank Detter by the local American Legion. Post 42, assures that group of veterans, fine leadership for another year. O. W. P. Macklin, retiring commander, served the group for the past year and was responsible for many past activities. The re-establishment of Junior Legion baseball by Post 42 is one of their many worthwhile projects. 0 q “Until you have learned to drive safely, you haven’t learned to drive.” So if you plan a.trip this week or week-end, even later this summer, take five miles per hour off that cruising speed. Certainly it will take longer but your chances of getting there are longer, too. Five miles per hour costs about eight minutes tor each 100 miles, your margin of safety is higher so let's lose a few minutes and live a little longer. Because so many are strong-willed, “Too many are being killed”, says the Indiana Safety Council. Your best insurance for a complete and pleasant vacation is "slow down, live and let live.” ——o —-4— "jOS To put it mildly, the pool is “running over* with youngsters. With a peak attendance of about 750 people last Sunday and a week-day average of 600, Hubert Zerkel, Jr., has his hands full. No more popular place can be found in Decatur during these hot days. It is necessary to stop there for a few minutes to realise what a gang is making use of this free pool. The bathhouses have been

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painted, new diving boards installed and a genera! refurnishing has made the Waterworks Park a likely place these days. Youngsters coming and going at all times point up the vast pleasures which such an area can provide. Decatur can and should be proud to be able to maintain such fine recreation facillUAe. P— —o President Eisenhower, in tossing another hot potato to Congress in the form of h request for foreign aid increase to 24.86 billion for the next fiscal year, keeps pressure on after the National Legislature gave him most of his demands in the Soil Bank program. That there are agreements for and against a continuation of foreign aid, most are agreed. One of the stronger arguments for continuation and/or expansion of foreign aid is that the Soviet Union has begun a similar program. Now, some say, we must complete with Russia for the affections of some of the wavering countries. India, a recipient of more than 400 million dollars aid from us since 1940, has shown some disposition to accept Russian aid. Egypt, with Russ aid in developing the Aswan Dam project, might possibly look upon us with contempt if we were to try to match such help. Possibly a return to an earlier philosophy of, "millions for defense but not one cent for tribute" that came from the X.Y.Z. affair, might satisfy those who believe in a solidarity of the Western Hemisphere and the deterring potential of further atomic and hydrogen development. It is true that we need to aid the development of countries from which certain basic raw materials are brought, but a closer examination of where and how we sfcend seems to be in order. In the final vote it is the taxpayer who foots the bill and it is he who must decide if the premium warrants the insurance which it is expected to buy.

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COURT REWS Marriage Licenses Robert Francis Brann, 24, Decatur, and Patricia Maxine Roe, 24, Monroe. Dennis WSde Tatflir,’!!, New Haven route one. and Geraldine Sarah Springer, 18, New flavan. Appearance Entered . In the complaint for damages of Emmco Insurance company against Edgar Clem and Everett Stewart, Hubert R. MeClenahan has entered appearance for Clem for the purpose of filing a plea in abatement. Estate Cases The final report on the estate of Ellen M. Lengerich has been filed and a notice has been ordered issued returnable July 6. The report shows a balance of 24,792.08 for distribution to 18 heirs. Wroof of the publication of notices of appointment and final settlement for the estate of Blanche Kern has been filed. The final re- ' port has been approved end die excutpr has been ordered to make distribution according t,o the terms of '- the finalreport,' HIM Visiting Doctors FIFE LAKE, Mich. (UP) — For 22 years, this northern Michigan community didn’t have a doctor. Village officials raised money to remodel a building into offices, and two doctors from Kalkaska agreed to open branch offices here. They come to town four mornings and two nights a week. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur.

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CHAPTER 23 TIERE WAS no doubt about Mrs. Featherstone’s mood when Vai opeped the cabin door. Whatever the immediate effects of the ehampagne had been, all feeling of gaiety had left her. She was standing in the middle of the cabin, a cumbersome figure of wrath with an unhealthy gray look to her face. “What’s the matter, Mrs. Featherstone? Are you ill?" Vai asked quickly. ’Tn) not ill, but Pm fighting mad,” her employer threw angrily back at her. “What do you think I’m paying your passage for? So that you can dance all night?” ‘‘But, Mrs. Featherstone, I tried to come in after dinner. You said you didn’t want to see me again for the remainder of the evening.” “I didn’t want to see you then. I was—l was otherwise engaged. I didn’t want to see you anyhow in that revolting costume. How dare you dress yourself up like that, and in Dirk’s clothes? I knew you were setting your cap for him. But do you think he’d look at you seriously after loving Eileen, my daughter?" “Oh please, Mrs. Featherstone, don’t talk like tlat," Vai cried wildly. “I—l csa’t near it Not to-, night I can’t! I can't!" Suddenly her knees seemed to collapse, and she sank down in an armchair and started crying hysterically. “There, you’re ashamed. You’re crying because you're ashamed, aren’t you?” Mrs. Featherstone stood over her. “You’re using all your youth and your tricks to get him away from me, to keep him away so that he'll no longer be on hand to look after me." Neither of them had noticed that the cabin door had been flung open abruptly and that Dirk stood there. “What on earth’s all the row about? I’ve been looking tor Vai The grand procession is about to start .. . Why, Vai —" He had caught sight of her sobbing in the armchair. ‘’What have you been doing to Vai, Aunt May? What have you been saying to her?" But Mrs. Featherstone was by

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THE STATE OFJXjOIAXA, ADAMI In the Adams Circuit Court, Vacation Tern), iStet, Cause No. 20404. Donald E. Foor vs. Joan P. Foor. It appearing from affidavit, filed in the above entitled cause, mat Joan P. Foor, the albove named defendant sea non-resident of the State of Indian*. Notice is therefore hereby given She said Joan P. Foor that she be and appear before the Hon. Judge of the Adame Circuit Court on the 4th day of September, ISM, the same being the 2nd Juridical Dey of the next regular terin thereof, to be Holden at the Court House in the City «f Decabur, couuneiicing on Monday, the 3rd day of September A.D. 14o« and plead by answer ar demur te said complaint, or the same will (be- heard and determined lit her absence. WITNESS, my name, and the Seal of aaid Court hereto affixed, this i4th day of June. 1456. RR-hard D. Lawton, Clerk By Cecil Krick, Deputy. June 14th, 1464 Hubert R. McOtenahan : i Claim* to be allowed by the board of Commissioners on Monday June IS. 1960. HIGHWAY , - Lawrence Noll Supt 166.66 ■Walter Keppert A. Bupt 152.00 Albert Beer do . iu.4o Mary Jane Ronyn Clerk .... 60.00 Saymotid Kotter Diisel .... 146.84 'Uwretue. Koe|ng, de H».2» Virgil Ferry, do 145.50 Virgil iDrapper, do ....— 131.50 Jesse Patch M n CM* • . ■*. *..*,«*»* Harold Burger Truck . 146.84 Don Harvey, do ... 145.84 Richard AaFentaine, do ... 1(5.8* DeWayne fleer, do 149.8 S »R'ienx- -x is® Noah Brunner, do J 144.80 Christ MesNbenrer, do -44.89 Joe Spangler Janitor 40.0!) Christ Zureher H- 3. 140.00 Joel Augsburger, <Jo ... 140.00 Max Case, do 140.00 Buri Fuhrman Trurit 144.80 l£*re I nct I ' Smith '.... Highway 17M3 C. e. -Abbott County H 5.80 mjjassvriT h.s- as Austin Merriman, de 14.20 Board of Commissioners Certified before me this 15th day of June, 1454. Frank Kitson Auditor Adame Co.

now completely out at controL ‘Tve only been telling the wretched girl the truth,” she said hoarsely. “I won’t put up with her flighty behavior any longer. Fve—" She paused, breathing hard. “Obviously you’ve said too much. Aunt May," Dirk said quietly. “You’ve no right to victimise Vai because you’re jealous of her youth." “I don’t give a darn how young she is!” she threw back at him furiously. “But I won’t have her running after you, Dirk." “Oh, shut up, Aunt May,” Dirk said, beginning to lose his temper. “You don’t know what you’re talking about. Vai hasn't been running after me. Tve been running after her." “~ “You’ve been running s/ter her," she repeated in a stunned voice. “I don’t understand.” There was a pause- Dirk seemed to have controlled his anger. “But, Aunt May, haven’t you gathered I’m in love with Vai?" But Mrs. Featherstone obviously saw no humor in the situation. Her face had become almost ashen. “I don’t believe you, Dirk. I oas t believe you,” she gasped. “You’ve fallen in love with that little—” Dirk interrupted again. “You’re talking as the girt ' r hoping to persuade to becomes’ wife." “Oh.” Mrs. Featherstone stared at him incredulously. “You wouldn’t marry her.” “I would, if she’d have ma” He turned toward Vai and smiled down at her. “Would you have me, Vai?" But his voice was almost casual. “If you marry her, you won’t get a penny of my money," Mrs. Featherstone said furiously. “I'll after my will the moment I get to Kingston. No, Hl do it in the morning. In the morning, I tell you. Not one penny!" She choked « the last word*, and fell across the bed, gasping. Vai sprang up end Tan quickly toward her. “Help me, Dirk. We must get her to bed and call the doctor," she said urgently. * “No, net" Mrs. Foatoerstone managed to say with surprising

a--, in 20 Yean Ago , Today Jun* 15—Demacrutg meet at Indianapofta for state couveution. First veteran bonds srrlvs and distribution starts tomorrow. Miss Fried* Scherer now has 1.192.250 votes for queen and Miss Mildred Peten has 967,550. Mies Rose Coster buys the J. G. Niblick building at Madison and Second street and the Decatur Democrat Cerapany purchases the next building north. Mrs. R. R. Schug, 68. sister of Fred Reppert of Decatur, died Inst evening at her home in Berne, tollowing a stroke. President Roosevelt talks at the Clarif memorial opening at Vin* cetraes, to 76,000 people. 1 I . -I i»< • Household Scrapbook BY ROBERTA LEX Fresh Eggs An old test to .determine the freshness of eggs is to place them in a pan of water. If tbey are obsolutely fresh, they will He on their sides on the bottom of the pan. If tbey are rather stale, they will stand on end. If very stale, they will rise to the surface. String Beana Wilted string beans, or other green vegetables, can be freshened if soaked for an hour in cold water, to which a couple of tablespoons of vinegar have been added. The Coffee Pot The effective way of clean? ing the coffee pqt is to boil it ini water containing borax. Soda may be used if the pot is not made ot aluminum. — ■ ““-j Very Little Russian HAMILTON, N. Y. (UP) —Ohly nine American secondary schools offer courses in (Russian, according to a study by Henry W. Mott at Colgate Usiveraity. H« said moat schools do not offer th* course because few states have Russian rests in collage entrance examinations. ... s J,'..; p’. "?:■■«., ~OT, °' The Board of Review of Adams C->urHy ha* set *nd fixed the followIng date* for hearing objectives to vMusting of pedsonal property. tOwit; - p.m—iTnioft, Root, Preble, KJrkUnd. )V*sWngton . St- Mary's B 'July 5. 1854, -from 9:0» 'sra-V.’ Jftis?, Hartford. Wabash and Je««r*oo townships. i Monday, July 9, 1360, from 4:00 to L2.WO *.in. and from DOO to 4;00 pen.—-City of Berne and the Towns of Monroe and Geneva. Tuesday. July -10. 1866, from 9:00 to 12:00 s.m. and from 1:00 to 4:00 pm.—City of Decatur. * . *<t i» the duty ; of any omitted taxpayer to appear before the Board of Review on or before July 13; -1456 for special Penalty will be waived in such case. THE BOARD OF ROVIKW Walter; Koos t WaMo D. Neal Frank Klteon Catherln* Oscbenrider Dick Burdg June 1* and 22.

veMmence. “You mustn't ean Mm.” “But we wmat get Bruce, and quickly, Dirk," Vai insisted. “I don’t like her color. Or her breathing." “Really I don’t think it would be advisable to call Harridan,” Dirk said finally. ‘“Hie sight of him might make her worse." “Then get the pills from the medicine case in the corner. They’re in the bottle with the bright blue label ... Ok hurry! Flense hurry!” “Sorry,” Dirk mumbiod Anally. “Fro spilled toe darn things, and I think I’ve opened the wrong bottle. A. blue label, you said? How many?* -Two. And a glass at water. Could you give them to her while I fetc®f BTtice? But keep supporting her so that she doesn’t fsH backwards.” “Why not ring for the steward and* have him find Harridan ?” She remembered their rendezvous CM the deck. “No. I—X know where to find him. The steward mightn’t." Dirk was now supporting Mrs. Featherstone. “Come along, Aunt May. Swallow these like • good girl," he said coaxingly as he pushed the pills into her mouth and forced some water in after Vai bent down to loosen the bedclothes at her patient’s feet. • “She’s looking better already," he commented. ‘1 shouldn't go for Harridan yet, Vai. I think her ate tack was mainly temper.” She came and looked again al Mrs. Featherstone and felt hei pulse- She shook her head. “No, 1 must call him. X don't like the loot of her at all" Bhe started toward the : door which had stood open ever since Dirk had burst into the cabin. She was halfway along th< corridor when she heard a shoul from Dirk. ? *VsV cmne back!" She Tan back quickly. “WhaFi the matter?" But there was no need for Dirt to tcH her. She could see for her self directly she entered the cabin Mrs. Featherstone was dead. (To Be Conlintied)

I 0. I* * Modern Etiquette BY ROBBRTA LSI k-, , Q. What should one say to people after they have had a death in the family? A. Upon the occasion ot death, pome expression of symbpathy is always appreciated by the family, hut the less elaborate the expression the better. A simple "I an /

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