Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 206, Decatur, Adams County, 31 August 1956 — Page 8

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amendments. Christian H. W. Lttecke. manager of the Ft. : Wayne office, explained today. Beginning with January 1. 1951, payments may be made to disabled children of a worker who has applied for his benefits or has died, and who are over age 18 provided they were under a total disability since before they reached age 18. Some of these. Luecke said, would merely continue to receive the same payments they were receiving before they reached age )8. Others, who were not eligible for payment* before they reached age 18. could now receive disability payments, provided they were receiving at least half of, their support from the worker, when they applied sos, benefit*. or. when the, worker died?, and, of course, provided they were disabled. Any mother of such child, even one who had not, reached the retirement age given in the law, would receiwa payments if she had such a child in her care. This means both mother and child would receive payments. Like the new disability Insurance payments to disabled workers age 50, this must be referred to the state vocational rehabilitation office. so as to restore them to health and teach them some useful occupation. They must accept such services, Luecke ' «Hd. "FW ttfdH information see your

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nearest social security office. In Ft. Wayne call -at 717 Fulton street." Meetings Planned On Work Simplification A series of four meetings in work simplification will be conducted during the next two months by the Adams county home, demonstration association. As everyone may be a potential heart patient. it is Important that all county women attend these meetings. Miss Miriam Eads, extension specialist fyom Purdue, wil| be in chaijgp. Tft«i objectives of the classes are to desire to make improvements in work methods, to be willing to adjust standards of work to correspond to the energy one has for each task, and to gain satisfactions front improved use of time and energy resources. These classes will be'cpnducted September 13, 20 and October 4, 11 at the Co-Op building in Monroe. All women planning to pttend these sessions are’ requested to contact the county extension office. JOHN L. DBVO*S. ATTORNEYS Rotate No. BIS» MOTICK TO AU. PERSONS INTEHBSTED IN THE ESTATE OF OSC AR EHRS AM in th» of Adams County. Vacation Teem. IKi, - —— - In the matter of the Estate of Qj. ar JE}hrsam, dyceaswl. x'. Notice Is hereby given that Harlejx'A. Uliraam as administrator of th# Above named fftate, has presented and fired nft final account in flpal settlement of said estate, and 'that the aame will come up for the examination and action of said Adams Circuit Court, on the 17th of September, 1958. at which time all per Wons interested in said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause it apy there be. why said account Should not be approved. Abd the heirs of said decedsnp and all,"Others Irttereiited are also required to appear and make proof ,pf their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. HARLEY A. EHBSAM Personal Representative RICHARD D. LEWTON Clerk August 24, 31 WriCK F SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ADAMS COUNTY COUNCIL AND PUBLIC HEARING IN THE matter of emergency appropriations Notice Is hebeby given to the taxpayers of Adams County, Indiana, that the County Council of said county will meet at Us usual meeting place In the Court House in the city of Decatur, Indiana, at the hour of »rOO a,m. on the 4th and &th days of September, 1954, to consider the following additional appropriations and reductions in appropriations which the Board of County Commissioners considers necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time, which were not Included in the current budget: Additional Appropriations t from County Revenue: too Operating 330.00 Tteaanrer ' - 104 G'x an Personal Delinq.uents .00 300 Operating —.... 133.00 School Snpedlatendent 101a Salary of Superintebdent 9<.fo 10Tb Salary o« GffAeer .90.00 103a Salary of Secretary „ 75.00 104 iPer Diem of Autopsy 105.00 KlFCtloM' 100 Services Personal .... 220.00 200 Operating ...x 500.00 County Commissioners +U Inmates <tf T a H««- „ pltals .-x... 3-.00.0C Additional Appropriations from G rfi v 1 ILofi d t afhl Salary of Supervisor 880.00 103a Salary of Truck. Dlesel, Mnck and Tractor 4000.01 295a Repair Trucks and Machinery 358 ‘^ 0,^.....& . Dl< ‘ sel . 1000.01 303 T»Van^‘Sewer Pipe ’ loOoioc Rednetioaa tn Appropriations fron Gravel Road; . 102a Asst- Supervisor's . salaries — tooo.oi 103 c. Single Iland's Salaries 2000.0< MMt Trucks 2080.04 Taxpayers may appear at thli meeting and shall have the right to be heard oh the necessity foi sqch emergency appropriations an<i redactions. Any emergency appropriations finally determined upor will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners Which Boat’d will hold a further hearing thereon within fifteen day* at the County Auditor's office. At Streit hearing, taxpayers desiring to object tb such emergency appropriations and. red.uctions may be heard, and any interested taxpayers may Inquire of the jCOunty (Auditor When auch hearing win be held. :-felted this 24th day of August, IS<6«. - , , FRANK KITSON Auditor of Adams County. August 8441 .■ ■ ■ ~■ . Et yoq have something to seu o< rooms for rent, tr» a Democra Want Ad. ft brings reaulta.

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Regular Attendance Urged On Students Statement Given By Attendance Officer Mrs, Mildred Foley, attendance officer for Adams county schools, issued today her annual statement requesting the cooperation of parents in seeing that children attend school regularly. Mrs. Foley pointed out, “Education is free so why should parents neglect to send their child to school* An education is one thing a parent can give a child that will always pay big dividends, not only for the parent but also for the child.” She continued, “Since most children who drop out of school and most children who have record* of misconduct or who turn out to be Juvenile delinquents usually have an earlier record of unsatisfactory school attendance, it is my belief that school absenteeism is a barometer by which we mayj be warned of more serious thingsfio come. “Most children who get classified as delinquents come froim ■homes that have failed,” she sum ed. "It is their parents who are delinquent-either in being too poor to care for the child, or being mentally or morally deficient or having criminal tendencies themselves. Parents fail by nAiect, ignorance and unwillingness or inability to direct thplr chydreh.” —_ L_ * Mrs. Foley says, "With Special effort on my part, I hope to form a close liaison between the child, home and the school and help save the child from further trouble." The attendance officer concluded by stating that every child between the ages of seven and 16 must attend school and any parent who willfully neglects to eend his child to school is liable to a fine. Imprisonment or both, according to state law. Prosecuting attorney Lewis Lutz Smith, Judge Myles F. Parrish, school superintendents and school principals have taken a special interest in school attendance problems. Two Cars Damaged In Accident Thursday Two cars Were damaged in an accident Thursday at 9:55 p.m. on 13th street. The drivers of the vehicles involved were Donald A. Sudduth. 16, qf Schirmeyer street, and DeWayne L Agler, 17. of Paiterson .greet. - : Agler stopped on 13th street to make a left turn. Sudduth apparently failed to see the turn signal afiii crashed into the rear of the Agler car. Damaged was estimated at 310 ft to the Sudduth car and ?50 to the Agler vehicle. SALE OF SCHOOLHOUSE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY The undersigned Preble •School Township. Adams County, Indiana will offer for sale fby sealed bids, to the highest bidder at not less than appraised value up to Sept. 10. at 8; 00 p.m. on the . folTfrwing Schoolhouse, Frame Building, and personal property at tLe Township Trustee's residence. One (1) room brick school house with basement, known as the Preble School, One (1) frame building, and personal property including boiler, radiators, pipe, school desks, and other miscellaneous articles. This property is located % mile North of Preble, known as the Preble School, District No. 4, Preble Township Adams County, Indiana:. Terms will be cash upon delivery of a bill of sale by Township Trusand personal property must be retee to successful bidder. Buildings moved in six (8) mouths from date oF sale, unless successful bidder Is party now conditional owner of ground, Ed Aumann, Trustee Prelble Township ' Adams County, Indiana . j August 17-24-31

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final Teen Council Dance This Evening The teen council of the Decatur Youth and Community Center is sixmsorlng its last dance of the summer season tonight, from 8 until 11 o'clock. All IJM>6 high school graduates are to be guests at this record hop, and they will be admitted free. Fit-" teen cents will be charged for single adinisslbn, and 25 cents for couples. Two Are Fined On Traffic Charges William E. Uhrick of Petroleum was fined >25 and costs in justice of the peace Floyd Hunter's court Thursday night on a charge of operating a truck without their proper P.S.C.I. permit. A fine of >1 and costs was paid by Jerome J. Braun of Decatur route four, who was charged with improper passing. U. S. TO SEEK (Coatlwoed from Page One) A battalion of France’s 7th rapid mechanised division and a company of the 10th parachutist division landed Thursday on'Nicosia. Cyprus. HOMEMAKERS' < Coatiaued from Page One! fersonsville in a tie. Lt. Gov. Harold W. Handley, Republican gubernatorial candidate, and Mayor Ralph Tucker of Terre Haute, his Democratic opponent, were on the grounds Thursday. Handley spoke at all major events as state commissioner of agriculture. The midway was jammed with the addition of many Boy Scouts and high school band members who were admitted without charge. Crowd-drawing big-name entertainers arrived at the fairgrounds for Coliseum shows. Included among the arrivals were Pat Boone, the McGuire Sisters, the Mills Brothers and the Grdnd Qle Opry stars.

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Max Spencer Named Assistant Manager. The promotion of Max Spencer to assistant plant manager of the Chattanooga, Tenn., plant of the Central Soya company was recently announced by R. W. Fay. plant manager. Spencer Is a graduate of Purdue University with a degree in chemical engineering. He Joined Citral Soya in 1947 and for many -years was a member of the cbmpany's techincal division. In 1955 he was appointed production engineer and later MAR superintendent at the ChutUdboßn plant. STEVENSON <Continued from l'«»» <>»»«■> terepce—his tirst full-dress meeting with the press since before he became the presidential nominee. VOTEPURCHASE (Cootlnurd from Pago <>■<■> prepare a brochure which can be sent to industries. The brochure would contain complete information about the community. By last night's vote the finance committee was authorized to go ahead with the campaign to raise the additional $42,500 for the purchase of the Seheimann property. It is considered the best available industrial site in Decatur. Full details of the fund raising drive will be announced in a few days. A large group of leading Decatur business men will assist in contacting tbe more than 300 business and professional establishments of the city. Once it has been purchased, the land will become the property of the citizens of Decatur. It will be presented to an industry which chooses to locate in this community. The fund raising project will be officially called "An Investment in a Greater Decatur." If you have sometnmg to sell c rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results,

IKE ANNOUNCES (Continued frum Page One) / he said any such in< reas6 is cause for concern. But he said he feels his administration has made a terrific accomplishment in holding the overall boost in living costs to slightly more than 3 per cent in the past 3Mi years. Mr. Elsenhower, said his administration is firmly committed to protecting and supporting small farmers. This was in response to a reporter's request for comment on a farm economists* recent statement that the real root of the farm problem is too many little farmers. Irada in a good Town — Decatur

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NOTICB OF ADMIMIfi‘I'• VTIOX ICatate Xo» A Illi In the Adame Circuit Court of A<l. ama-Countj'. Indiana. ' Notice Is hereby given that James W. Stauffer was oh the StKli day of August. 196«, <n>i>olnted: Administrator of tl>e estate of James 1. Chronister, deeeawed. AH persons havinur claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same In said court wlt'hln six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be foieyer barred. Dated at Decatur, Indiana, thia 30th day of August, 1»54i. lU< hard D. Lewton Clerk of the Adams Clrotilt C«Hu>rt tor Adnms County, Indiana. By Barbara Lewton, Deputy John L. .DeVoss. A<toraey John L. PeVoM, Attorney and Counsel for personal representative August 31 and September 1-11 Trade in a Good Town — Dec* Ur-