Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 263, Decatur, Adams County, 7 November 1956 — Page 8

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; ~ OFFICIAL COUNTY ELECTION RETURNS 1- i ? Jill jI f I ? »|? | I r? - =.’■= =4= =4= 4 ■ . J ? ? I i sI 1 M ?? M 3 gLa Ci 3 S gl «= -====== I precincts -j sg D Mt w? tn jg «n g>g og ?e’o? >»ss S £ 2 llhfs§MglfsO3i?gis pmmncts ?sass §e?s » § E § pg ss s§igig>sgg&B ß iw r!e 3 nl' h t '!! a 8i§ p Hg 3 I, »| 8] * S i ? . I . “ | S? 8g? g ■ I 5 j East Union . 108 '») 85| 86 80 80 77 701 90 East Union 88] 68 '77 79]| '«7| 'B6 84,' 69, ‘93 f, 911‘ 95 j 104| 73 .77 West Union i , 117 ( 761' 82i‘K8 , 76. 11l i 71| 10411 71 115 West Union 90| 92ij 81} 109 75] 12l|| 93| 99 128 137, 131, 113| 85] 91 99 East Root 166 96 126* 135*1 120 135 120 129 116(138 East Root 134; 118|| 1331 117] 135| 125j| 147] 109; 150] 1451 144|| 1261 1261| 124 128 West Root '. 191'100 148 137 150* 136* j 139, 133] 131(147 West Root ...,. 159| 124|| 146| 140 130) 151|( 160] 120| 173 186 182, 129| 158, 146 135 North Preble 120* 711 92 100]| 81 104, 80 102 ; 75,111 North Preble -X 91| 98- 68; 1171 58| 128'| 92] 96|| 1361 148] 142] 48 141 67 121 South Preble 127 114 1 84 153 I 93] 143| 84 141] 82i 150 South Preble 86] 147 , 85 143* 61 176 84| 146] 1801 185 188; 56 179; 76 155 North Kirkland ... 106 88:' 75 114 65] 119 66 110,1 64] 113 North Kirkland 92] 101| 76 115] 67 1251 84] 108* 133] 137 135; 73 128 87 113 South Kirkland ... 83 34 59 514 59, 49*| 55 46 48! 55 South Kirkland 74 33 71 39( 50 54; 63 40 58; 64 59 54 49] 79 32 North Washington 251 133 191 178 189 182 182,175 153 i 221 North Washington ... 206] 1601 200 163, 170] 198 208 155; 228: 234 226: 185 180 j 165 199 South Washington 186 99 156 123 1511 131 j 147| 122 136] 142 South Washington ... 164' 113|| 147 130* 144 i 142 151 133, 156] 161 153 145 136 166 118 North St. Mary s . 159; 63 138 77 135 78(| 134] 77, 130] 83 North St. Marys .... 74| | 139{ gp,] 14g j 75., 150 91 M 85, 195 33 141 71 South St Mary s . 161 71 141! 93 132 97|] 131] 89 128] 98 South St, Marys .... 144| 90,* 145 , 87 | North Blue Creek . 67, 103 52 115 '55 111 1 50 110 48 115 North Blue Creek .— 59 102 ; 75 90 57! 105; 65 102 120] 117; 115 90 80 77 88 South Blue Creek . 78’ 40: 701 48,* 68, 48 , 67] 48 66; 50 South Blue Creek .... 73 40 ] 72] 42, 65] 50 71 43] 56; 58 58. 75 34 73 33 North Monroe .... 220 99 173 135 169 137 * 1621136 156(146 North Monroe 189 1201 182; 132 161] 153, 187 124 166 175 161 183 134 205 109 South Monroe 195 ’3 146 113 153 103;] 135] 1051 125! 116 South Monroe i 171 90 . 194 ; 70; 146; 116 160 102 147 i 157; 145; 137 115 173 86 , Bertie A *’* 224 70 190] 99 188 102 177; 103 176 107 Berne A 187] 108 197 103 175] 1271| 208 94|j 149 159: 144] 173 118 191 102 Berne B ’■ 408 72 338 122 322 138 326 1201 307: 143 Bertie B 356] 105 368 110 337] 136 * 353 117] 214 256] 205 279 173 343 116 Berne C* * 465 135 397 198 386 200 374 199 349 223 Berne C.. 411; 178; 439 154 358 235 : 406 190, 309 i 346, 300: 317 257 379 206 French Township I 173 65 156 87 1461 91 135] 89 135 91 French Township .... 159] 69 175 60; 137] 88 145] 84] 110 121; 114] 123 101] 157 74 North Hartford ... 156 93 118 128 117 j 128 l| 112; 127|| 108 132 North Hartford 4... 151 93 174] 76 123: 118] 133; 107 140 145; 131, 108 131 123 114 South Hartford ... 76 48 64 59|| 62 58 ] 65 55 62 58 South Harford 72; 47| 86 32; 71] 46 84] 35; 53 51, 50 72 48 ; 77 39 North Wabash ... 138 43 123; 55! 121; 57] 122 54il 117] 59 North Wabash 128] 48, 133 49: 113; 62 115] 64 83 ; 86, 78 111 64 119 55 Ceylon 94; 35 83] 42 76] 47 72 44 j 70 45 Ceylon - 85 36,| 91 33 74| 46; 87] 39, Geneva A 215! 120 188 139, 196| 131 184! 134! 187; 131 Geneva A 2091 110|| ?32 89 186] 129] 224] 105; 156;i 146; 141| 189 122 201 113 Geneva B 16? 86 157 106 155 108,| 145, 108! 144 111 Geneva B -170 87|| 192 70! 143; 113 175 93 1341] 128; 123; 144 108 149 99 East Jefferson 47 58 37, 67 ! 37 65i! 31 67 33] 65 East Jefferson 38| 59|l 56 43 40; 60l] 49; 55! 62 64] 581 54 50 46 51 West Jefferson 94] 57] 85> 61 81] 65 81] 63|| 79’ 66 West Jefferson 91, 57!] 91 56; 79 86] 88] 59 80; 77] 76* 91 56 92 52 Decatur 1 A ’ i 265 105 194 168 179 182 180 163 159 196 Decatur 1 A 200] 157;| 189 168 155] 211] 200 159 241 243 232] 167 191 176 184 Decatur IB ’ 158 93 125 119]* 117 127 118 1201 106 139 P* catur J_ B — 124| 115|| 1311 113 106| 136 122; 121 155] 1531 152] 110 134 106 134 - Decatur IC' < ‘ 235* 113 182 155 161 183 164 163 ; 144 190 Decatur 1 C 186] 147|| 180; 154 128! 213; 173| 159] 228* 223; 220 140 1991 139 200 Decatur IDI 253 136 196 189 193 182 188 175 174 192 Decatur 1 D 197: 184|i 186 186 175 . 203 196 i 176], 231 23L 226 161 205 176 193 Decatur 2A 1 295 127 219 194,! 211, 199 203 197 181 230 Decatur 2 A 235| 186! 229 188*1 168 252 226, 192;i 265 i 265 260 174 238 178 239 Decatur 1 2 B 183 124 140 168 136 173 131 170 119 190 Decatur 2 B 441| 1611] 139; 165 ] 125] 182 . 141; 161il 209; 209 204 118 188 121 181 Decatur 2 C 164, 88 124> 124, 122, 127]] 125 120, 110 138 Decatur 2 C 124] 117;; 123: 118]| 90! 148 132] 114;] 157i| 160* 156; 109 134 109 136 Decatur 3 A 290 174 ; 228 229 209 243'j 209 237 190 261 Decatur 8 A 231 212* 231 212 - 187! 272 230: 219! 2821] 286; 275. 199 249 207 246 Decatur 3 B 278 136 214 196 206 205 196 200 170 231 Decatur 3 B 2191 190 206 200 * 168; 247 220: 187 258, 269 258 175] 229 190 217 Decatur 3 C 180 107 134] 144 130 148 128 141 113 163 Decatur 3 C 144; 1381 136 140 : 109] 176;: 137] 142, 186 185 184 122| 157 120 157 Decatur-Root 187 115,; 138 156 128 165 127 161 114: 177 Decatur-Root 145| 149|l 139 154]j 108] 189|i 1511 142 208, 211; 206 121! 176| 126 170 ~~TOTAL- :'.....~~7t>79 3520 5651 4771 5462 PLURALITY 3559 888] |] 574* || 582] I] | 282 7>Tu K ALITY 1637 j p6BB. ]1 I 343], 1516] || ’ 'll li 123, ]| 717]

Republicans Keep Assembly Control Continue Hold On State Legislature; INDIANAPOLIS (UP >—Republicans easily kept control of the Indiana Legislature in Tuesday’s election, incomplete returps showed today. » With returns still trickling in;

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from scattered counties at midmorning, Republicans had won at least 13 of the 26 Senate seats to be filled and 56 of the 100 House seats. The 13 GOP senators, plus 13 holdovers, insured the party of two more years of control of the 50-member upper house. All 100 House seats are filled every two years. In the 1955 session, the GOP majority was 6337. The Republican Senate majority was 36-14. Democrats, with 12 holdover senators, had elected only two more, ; both of them Lake County incum-

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1955 House speaker who said he would seek that job again. Other Republicans relected included Phillip C. Johnson iR-Moorseville), majority caucus chairman Laurence D. Baker (R-Kendallville), chairman of the State Budget Committee, and W.O. Hughes (RFort Wayne) a state legislator since 1939 and a former House speaker. Democratic representatives reelected included James S. Hunter (D-East Chicago), 1955 minority caucus chairman. Reelected GOP senators included Roy Conrad (R-Monticello), ma-

jority caucus chairman and Governor Craig's “right hand man” in the 1955 session. Bainbridge was minority caucus chairman. The vote meant Gov.-Elect Harold Handley would have a friendly legislature when he takes office next January. However, Governor Craig got some of stiffest opposition in the GOP-controlled 1955 session from members of an opposing faction of his own party. A house speaker will be elected before the 61-day session convenes in January. Presiding over the Senate will be Handley’s close political associate in GOP factional wars, Lt. Gov.-elect Craw- > ford Parker. . The average age of bridegrooms in the United States is 22.7 years. Two generations ago it was 26.1 years. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice Is hereby Riven to the taxpayers of Berne-French Township School, Adams County, Indiana, t+iat the proiper legal officer* of satd school corporation at a special meet ing in the Superintendent's office in the school building in the City of Berne, Indiana at 730 o'clock P.M. ('Dai light Savings Time) on the 17th day of November, 1956, will-consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extra-drdln-ary emergency existing at this time. The following from Funds transferred from previous unexpended appropriations: Special School Fundi B-6 Instructional Supplies ..1650.00 B-7 Books and Itepair 240.00 E-l Upkeep of Grounds 520.0 t Tim following ' from, revenues on hand and previously unappropriated: Special School Fundi A-2a Salary of Superintendent .... 4 175.00 D-l Wages of Janitors & .Engineers - 1100.00 D-4 Light and Power 400.00 Taxpayers appearing gt said meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations, as finally made, will be automatically referred to* the Ktate Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing written fifteen days at the County Auditor's office of Adams County, Indiana, or such other place as may be designated at -such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any such additional appropriations may be heard and Interested taxpayers may Inquire of the County Auditor when and where such further hearing will be held. ALFRED CIJAiUSEH Secretary, School Board .Berne-French Township School Nov. 7, 3 4 Tonight & Thursday j OUR BIG DAYS! First Show Tonight at 7 1 'Continuous Thur, from 1:30 i BE SURE TO ATTEND! | Judy Wins By a Landslide — As America’s Funniest Comedienne in — “SOLID GOLD CADILLAC” With JUDY HOLLIDAY and PAUL DOUGLAS ALSO — Shorts 15c -50 c —O—O Fri. & Sat. — 2 Color Hits! “Raw Edge” Rory Calhoun & “Amazon Trader” Jungle Thrills —4 O-0 L— Sun. & Mon.—Esther Williams, John Saxon “Unguarded Moment” The Pretty Teacher — and The Boy Who Grew Up Too Fast!

In Re: AddHlounl Appropriation* by County Connell NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ADAMS COVNTY COVNCIL AND Pl BLIP HEABING IN THE MATTER OF EMERGENCY APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Adams County, Indiana, that the County Council of said county will meet at its usual meeting in the Court House in the city of Decatur. Indiana, at the hour of 9:00 o'clock AM. on the l«th and ,17th days of November, 1956, to consider lhe 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 Jjgl’NTY REVENUE 100 Operating '$ 200.00 Treasurer 201E Treasured Bond 1125.00 Sheriff 105 Special Deputies 80.00 Superintendent of Schools 200 Operating 75.00 201 F Att. Off. Mileage ... 50.00 County Agent 200 Operating 75.00 201 D Co. Agent Mileage .... 154.95 6028 Property 650.00 Coroner 200 Operating 40.00 Court House 200 Operating 800.00 County Home „ ' ' ' 106 Wages of Attend 700.00 200 Operating 400.00 County Commissioners 102 Salary of Council 105.00 506 Social Security .. 100.00 GRAVEL ROAD: 602A Trucks 4000.00 COI'NTY HOSPITAL: 101E Salary of Bookkeep. 500.00 3018 Laundry Help 600.00 402A Clothing & Bedding 400.00 7018 Sal. of Nurses, Aids 4000.00 1001-I E.K.G. Machine 723.00 Reductions in Appropriations COI'NTY HKVE.NVK: County Agent 103A Home Agent Salary 650.00 21 SC Home Agent Mile. .. 229.95 County Home 102 Salary of Matron 1100.00 County <:ommlsslonrrs 401 Insurance 1000.00 4128 Transfer Tuition .... 1000.00 415 -Brucellosis Test. 575.00 GRAVEL ROAD: 301 Stone :..., 2000.00 313 Federal Aid 2000.00 Taxpayers may appear at this meeting and shall have, the right to be heard on the necessity for such emergency appropriation. Any emergency appropriations finally .determined upon will be automati-

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rally referred to the State Board of Tax CommiHHlouere, Which Board will hold a further hearing thereon within fifteen day« uL the County Auditor’* office. At Hitch hearing, taxpayer* deulring to object to such emergency appropriations or reductions may be heard, and Interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when such hearing Will be held. Dated this 7th day of November, 1956, Auditor of Adame County Frank kitson, Nov. 7; 14. Todt Hill, Staten Island, N. Y., is the highest point on the Atlantic Coast between Maine and Florida, It is at 409.8 feet. It you nave somotniug to *en or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

Public Auction Am leaving the farm and will sell the following described property: LIVESTOCK, FARM MACHINERY AND SOME HOUSEHQLD GOODS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1:00 P.M. LOCATION: One-Fourth mile South of Bobo, Indiana and *4 mile East on the Piqua Road. Or, % mile East of the intersection of 101 Highway and the Piqua Road. „ . LIVESTOCK: 15 HEAD OF CATTLE— 6 HOLSTEIN Cows; 2 /will be fresh in 60 days, 4 recently fresh and rebred. 2 GUERNSEY Cows, recently fresh and rebred. 6 Calves. GOOD HOLSTEIN BULL. 10 HEAD HOGS—One Tried Sow, 2 Gilts, 7 Feeder Pigs. RABBITS and Pens. SOME HAY AND STRAW. Some Corn and Oats. FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT: F-20 Tractor on rubber, Starter, Lights, Road Gear and Power Take-Off. M.M.R. Tractor with Corn Plows with power take off with starter and lights. Two Row NEW IDEA Corn Picker. OLIVER Corn Planter with Fertilizer Attachment. Rubber Tired Wagon. NEW IDEA Manure Spreader. HOOSIER Fertilizer 10 Hole Grain Drill. Two Wheel Trailer. OLIVER 12” Tractor Plow. LITTLE GENIUS 14” Tractor Plow. Tractor Disk. Old Disc Harrow. 5 Ft. No. 4 JOHN DEERE Mower, and many other articles ” r: • SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNITURE. TERMS—CASH. ELMER HIRSCHY, Owner J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer George C. Thomas—Representative. w «. . Sale Conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co., Decatur, Indiana. 1 13

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Car Mystery £ LOUISVILLE, Ky.—<(W» —Mrs. Hilda Estes called police recently to report her automobile had been stolen from in front of her home. Police found it abandoned and returned it, but the next day it was missing again. ‘Tve never had an enemy in my life,” the bewildered Mrs. Estes said. The federal government owns approximately 21 per cent of all property in the United States. A “jiffy" is a new term being used in nuclear physics to denote the length of time it takes a beam of light moving 186,000 miles per second to travel one centimeter, or about two-fifths of an inch.