Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 216, Decatur, Adams County, 13 September 1956 — Page 4

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COORT REWS Marriage License Donald Bar Moaer. IK Decatur, aad Rath Ana Girod, 18, Decatur. Divorce Filed A complaint for limited divorce

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hat been filed by Sarah S. Eicher va. Menno & Etcher. The plaintiff charges cruel and inhuman treatment and seeks custody of two children. A »«nunom has been ordered returnable Oct. 1. An application for support money

and attorney fees has boon tiled aad a hearing has been sot Sept 21. An affidavit for a restraining order has been submitted and approv«L Cause Ro-Set In the complaint to toroclooe mechanic's lion by Arnold Lua ber company against Ranta and Bertha Wolfe and Martin and Nora M. Haser, the defendants demurrer has been re-aet for argument Sept. 2d. Set for Trial • The complaint for services ren dered by Harry T. Emerick against Mary Koons, vanned from Allen county, has been set for trial without jury Nov. 2«. v i Divorce Granted in the complaint for divorce of Kathryn E. Daweoa against Arthur J. Dawson, the defendant has filed an answer in denial. The court has ruled that the plaintiff be granted an absolute divorce and custody of three children. The defendant has been ordered to pay T 25 per week support. Support Ordered In the complaint for one-year separation by Ray Schott against Alice A. Schott, the plaintiff has been ordered to pay S3O per week support and attorney fees. The restraining order against the plaintiff has been modified to permit him to visit his children. Estate Cases The inheritance tax report for the estate of John L. Wolff has been filed and a notice has been ordered issued returnable Oct 8. The report shows a net value of $7,375 97 with the widow, two sons and a daughter as heirs. An amended personal Inventory has been filed in the Della Miller estate, showing a net value of $4,493.65. An amended petition to sell real property at private sale has been submitted and approved. Additional bond in thd sum of >4.000 has been filed and

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the report of sale hu been submitted aad approved. Drake Is Arraigned For Bank Robberies Accused Os Staging Two Indiana Holdups INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Roy Rudolph Drake, 33. accused of staging two Indiana beak holdups netting $33,000. today went before Federal Judge Cale J. Holder for arraignmeat. His Indianapolis attorneys, Earl J. Wynn and Herbert Hartman. Wednesday filed tor dismissal of the two indictments. They charged tht Drake’s rights were violated by confiscation of his assets and by bolding him in Evansville, about ISO miles away from legal advice. The motion said Drake’s righto under the fifth and sixth amendments to the constitution were violated by confiscation of $16,900 cash at the time of his arrest, July 30 in New Orleans. The money would be “sufficient" for Wynn and' Hartman's legal services, the attorneys said. They said his rights were violated because he was held in Vanderburgh county jail at Evansville. Drake la charged with the June 12 $66,000 robbery of the State Bank of Southport, second largest in Indiana history, and the $16,000 holdup of the Union Bank at Carmel last Sept. 16. Assistant U. S. attorney Ed Whitcomb accused Wynn and Hartman with using “delaying tactics.** IF’kF Admitted Mrs. Pearl Baumgartner, Berne: Mrs. Jesse M. Bell, Decatur; Mrs. Amandus Zelt, Decatur; Mrs. James Lose, Decatur; Rufford Brodbeck, Decatur. Mrs. Harold Whitright of route 3, has been transferred from the Adams county memorial hospital to St. John’s hospital at Anderson. She would appreciate hearing from her friends. Her room number is 350. Mrs. Glen Newton Jr., and sops Mark and Grant, of Cody, WyO., arrived in Decatur last night. They will spend the next few weeks visiting with her family. She Is the former Barbara Kohls. Trade iu a uood Town Decatur

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Talmadge Wins In Georgia Primary Wins Democratic Senate Nomination ATLANTA (UP) — Horman Talmadge wop * Democratic nomlna tion to the U.S. senate today with « 4-to-l vWte Ma father, "old Gene” , wontd barb envied. Young Talmadge, former twoterm governor and erowd-swayer at 43, claimed the victory aa a “mandate" showing the nation that Georgia will fight for school segregation. Jlls battle cry of "save the states’ rights" won him a sweeping triumph over an old-time political foe, former acting Gov. M. E. Thompson, th a bid for the seat of retiring Sen. Waiter F. George. Returns from 1,320 of the state’s , 1,854 precincts gave Talmadge 387.093 popular votes and 390 in- , dicated county unit votes to 98,084 popular votes for Thompson. A total of 2M units was needed to win the nomination, which tn turn assures election in Democratic Georgia. Since Thompson was not leading in any county he had no Unit votes indicated. Pontius Funeral Services Saturday Ervin T. Pontine, 62. who resided four miles west of Geneva, was found dead on a sidewalk in Fort Wayne late Tuesday night.Police said there was no evidence of fonl play. Police also said Pontius .carried identification pipers stating he was an inspector for the Naval Material office in Fort Wayne. Surviving are the widow, Cleeta; hie mother, Mrs. Frank Pontills of Geneva, and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Kenneth McCroeky of Geneva. Funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. Saturday at the Hardy A Hardy funeral home in Geneva, with burial near Wakarusa. Friends may call SB the funeral home after 5 p. m. today. '» ~ Man Arrested For Public Intoxication Philip Haley, 45, of Portland was arrested today on U. S. highway 116 in Wabash township and charged with public intoxication. He was released after posting a >SO bond and will appear in city court Monday, Sept. 24. Military Damage On Okinawa $9 Million KADENA. Okinawa (UP)—The U. S. air force estimated today that typhoon Emma caused 34.3 million _to air force installation* on Okinawa. This brought total U.S. military damage to nearly 39 million.

Kintz Promoted John Kinta, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kinta, Sr., of near Decatur, has received a promotion to specialist. third class in. Frankfort, Germany, where be is stationed with the U. 8. army. Hlsjnew address is Sp.-3 John Kinta, R.A. 16493089, 28 Base Poet Office, A.P.O. 12, New York, N. T. New Address Mrs. Mildred Keller of 103 BMarshall has received the following address of her son, Jerry ( which is aa follows: A/B Jerry W. Keller: AF 18547139; Fit P6B; 3450 Stu. Sqdn. (PAT); F. B. Warren A.F.B, Wyoming. To Distribute New Post Office Signs WASHINGTON (UP)—There’ll be no trouble finding a post office now. The post office department announced today it will distribute red. white and blue identification signs to more than 45,000 post offices and stations throughout the nation. In Demand OGDBN. Utah—(UP)—After a lengthy discussion oa the shortage of shell space in Carnegie Free Library, Councilman Elmer Myers suggested building added space or doing away with “socae of those heifty books—like the Kinsey Report." The city attorney replied that such books present no problem because ‘’they’re always checked out.” Double Haul WATERTOWN, N- Y.—(UP)— James Eases went fishing in nearby Chanmount Bay and came back not only with a 12-inch baas but 320 worth of extra fishing gear. As Easaa was reeling In his own line, he saw another piece of line attach to the hook. He hauled in a fully equipped pole — reel, hook, line and sinker—and at the end of the line, the fish.

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Municipal League Hears Candidates Governor Nominees Speak At Opening INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Addresses by the two nominees tor governor opened today’s meeting of the Indiana municipal league. Lt Gov. Harold Handley, Republican, and Mayor Ralph Tucker of Terre Haute, Democrat, highlighted the morning session. The two-day convention was slated to close late today with adoption of resolutions and election of officers. Mayor Robert Meyers of Fort Wayne, first vice president and presiding officer in the absence of Mayor Pater Mandlch of Gary, was expected to assume the presidency according to cuetom. Resolutions . discussed by the mayors Wednesday, faced little opposition. They included a 2-cent-a-gallon gas tax bike, a surtax on the gross income tax, a plan that the legislature enact no laws for municipal services without supplying funds, no state taxes on municipalities, allowing cities to inspect motor vehicles and collect for the service, greater home rule for cities, legislative reapportionment and league studies of municiapl salaries. In his keynote speech Wednesday, Meyers advocated "a serious study” of the gross income surtax. He said cities and towns tn the state faced a “desperate need” for additional funds. The proposed surtax was onefourth of 1 per cent on the 1 per cent gross income tex. A resolutions committee voted overwhelmingly for the measure. Dressy Fire TRENTON, N. J. — (UP) — City/firemen put out a blaze here with most of ’the fire-fighters dressed la their fancy uniforms. They were returning from a parade in nearby Trevose when the whistle blew.

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HEARING EXPERT RETURNS TO DECATUR SONOTONE’S HEARING EXPERT, J. M. Friend of Fort Wayne, will conduct Sonotone’s regular monthly hearing center at the Rice Hotel in Decatur this Saturday, September 15th from 2 to 5 P. M. Anyone who has a hearing problem or difficulty in understanding is invited to consult Mr. Friend without charge. Those doing so win be given an audiometric hearing test following medically accepted practices and an analysis of the individual’s hearing loss. Investigate tne Monocone plan for better hearing. It employs the latest transitor and research developments for compensative cor rection of hearing impairments. Home consultations by appointment Free booklet on request Adv