Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 269, Decatur, Adams County, 14 November 1956 — Page 8

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■ ' !• I la Rr> Addtltoanl Ipproprintlnn# by I *'»<•■<> Council KOTIt'K OF 4PEVIU MF.FTISO OF tiik ui*M« roi vn cot aci u : IMI Fl III.It* IIF.AIIIM'. IN TIM'. MI’ITKR OF KMEKUKM'I APPROPRIATIONS Notice I* hereby given to the taxpnyrrn of AAam# County, Indiana. I that th* County Council of *ald ! county will meet at its usual meet- i Ing in the Court Moure In the city j of Decalnr. Indiana, at the hour of 9:UO o’clock AM. on the 16th and I 17th daya of November. 1956, to consider the following additional appropriation# and reductions tn appropriation# which the Board of County Commissioners coiudder# noceeaary trt meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this lime. Which were not Included in the current budget: Additional Appropriations <Ol ATI RHVKNI K Auditor 200 Operating Soooo Treasurer 20! K Treasurer Bond ....’ 1125.90 Sheriff 105 Special Deputise 80.00 B*perlateadeut «f Schools 800 Operating „ 75.00 2"IF Att. Off. Mileage to oo County Agent 2<>o Operating - 75.00 201 D Co. Agent Mileage 154 96 6028 Property 650 00 Ce rower 200 Operating 40.00 Caurt Huuse 200 Operating * 800.00 County Home 106 Wages of Attend. 700.00 200 Operating 400.00 County Cunimlssloners 102 Salary of Council ms.oo 506 Social Security .... 100.00 GHIVEI. ROAD: 602A Trucks , 4000.00 C4O NTT HOSPITAL! 101E Salary of Hook keep 500 00

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SOin laundry Help 600.00 40*A Clothing & Bedding 400.00 70111 Sal. of Nurses, Aids 4000.00 "lOTI-I K.K.O. Machine ... 72X00 It eductions In Appropriations COI.ATY MKAKNIKi County Agent 103A •Home Agent Salary 650.00 21SC Home Agent Mile. . 339.95 County Home 102 Salary of Matron’ ...!... 1100.00 County Commissioners 401 insurance 1000.00 4128 Transfer Tuition 1090 00 415 Brucellosis Test 575.00 <;havi:i. HO AU: 301 Stone - 2000.00 313 Federal Aid 2000.00 Taxpayers may appear at this meeting and shall have the right to he heard on tlje__.B£ce»sity for such emergency appropriation Any emergency appropriations ' finally determined upon will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing thereon within fifteen days at the County Auditor’s office. At such hearing, taxpayers desiring 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 Adams County FRANK KITSON, Nov 7; 14 , » , r ' . NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Kstnte No. Sibil In tf>e Adams Circuit Court of, Adams County, Indiana. Notice la hereby given that Joan Keller was bn the 30th day of October, 1956, appointed: Administratrix of the estate of Harold J. Keller, deceased. All persons lu'.ving claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the tame in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Decatur. Indiana, this Slith day of October. 1956. RICHARD D. LEWTON, Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court for Adams County, Indiana A.M.S. ED A. BOSSE, Attorney i tative.l- - 1-w ,dbv ■ and Counsel for | personal representative. Oct. 31. Nov. 7, 14 If y6u have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings -esults.

Thanksgiving Rises At Lutheran Church Special Services Planned Next Week Two special services of thanksgiving will be conducted next week at Zion Lutheran church. West Monroe and Eleventh streets, it was announced today by the pastor, the Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt. A vesper will be. conducted Thanksgiving Eve, next Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock, and a Thanksgiving Day service Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, Rev. Schmidt will be in charge of both services and has chosen as his Thanksgiving pulpit theme, “In Everything, Give Thanks, u I Thessalonians 5. 18. Special music will be presented by the 30-voice Zion choir under the direction of Robert G. Welsh, Fort Wayne. Donald Bieberich will accompany the services and will precede each service with a concert of Thanksgiving melodies on the Carillonic bells. A special cash offering will be received from members as a gift of thanksgiving to the parish education building fund, and a clothing drive for Lutheran world relief is also being conducted in the parish until the day after Thanksgiving. Government food surplus supplies and used clothing will be shipped to Hungary, Korea, Hong Kong. Formosa, Palestine, Syria, Berlin, Trieste, and Yugoslavia. Usable clothing and closed toe shoes may be brought to the Zion parish hall basement rooms and placed in partons provided .there. The general public is invited to I attend the Lutheran services of ! Thanksgiving, Wednesday and ! Thursday next week, and to participate in the drive for used clothing for the world’s needy. 4-H ADULT (Cowilnurd rro u e»ce Owe) * years; Mrs. Merle Kuhn, 3 years; and Merle Kuhn, 1 year; Hartford township, Grant Lindsey, 2 years; and Mrs. Mary Twigg, Mrs. David Alberson; and Mrs. Grant Lindsey, 1 year each. Toastmaster for the affair was Herman Krueckeberg, of the First State Bank of Decatur. The invocation was given by the Rev. Louis Klotzbach, of St. Paul's Missionary church. The banquet was served by the Methodist ladies of Pleasant Mills. Afterwards the group jointed together in singing, led by Gloria Koeneman, of the county extension office. Johnny Sprunger, son Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Sprunger of Berne and winner of the 4-H festival at

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the county 4-H fair, nnd an award at tjrje state fair, sang “A Little Boy’s Thanksgiving". He was accompanied on the piano by his sister. Miss Alice Sprunger. The Mcllo-Deres, of Monroeville, played and sang several numbers. Sponsors of the banquet, members of the retail division of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce, were A & P Food Store, Begun's Clothing Store, Bill's Comer, Blackwell's, Bower's ' Jewelry. Burk Elevator Co., Butler Garage, Central Soya Co., Commerical Print Shop, Decatur Democrat, Decatur Equipment, Decatur Hatchery, Decatur Super Service, Dierkes Implement Company, Equity Dairy Store, First State Ba'nk of Decatur, Fritz Ellsworth Garage, G. C. Murphy Company, Gerber’s Market, Goodyear Service store, Habegger Hardware, Stiefel Grain Co., Suttles Co., Uhrick Brothers. Wertzbergers, Holthouse-Schulte, The Stop Back, Haflich & Morrissey, Haugk Heating and Appliance, Heller Feed Store, Heller Insurance, Holthouse Drug Company, Holthouse Furniture, Kaye's Shoe Store, Kroger Store, Lee | Hardware, Mansfield Motor Sales, Postmaster Leo Kirsch, MillerJones Shoe Store, Newberry’s 5 & 10. Nitottok Store, Northern Indiana Public Service, Saylors Motor Co., Schafer Store, Schmitt Meat Co., Schwartz Ford. Sears-Roebuck Company, Smith Drug Co., Sprunger Implement Co., The Why Store, Vic’s Frozen Food Center Store, Vic’s Frozen Food, Wylie Furnituuj Company, and Zwick’s. MU

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SOVIET RUSSIA (V—Hnurtl from Pw Owe I people was made last night, when the U. N. sent a check for $500,000 to the Austrian Red Cross for refugee relief. Shortly before that, U. S. Ambassador to the U. N. Henry Cabot Lodge turned over to the world organization another check for 1 million dollars for Hungarian relief. In Hungary itself, intellectuals and workers demanded the withdrawal of Soviet troops as the price for ending the paralyzing general strike. U. S. OPPOSES (Co»H■■>«•* from 4»—« O—> can Party represents. 2. He said he intends to work during the next’four years industriously and incessantly to sell his concept of modern Republicanism. 3. Although the voters decided to continue a split government, Mr.* Eisenhower regarded his own reelection as a njandate for his basic policies. To think otherwise, he said, would be to arrogate to himself unthinkable personal magnetism. 4. He agreed emphatically that steps must be taken to check the rise in the cost of living. He said he hopes business, labor and aU elements of the American economy will cooperate.’ with the government in achieving an economic balance to prevent inflation. Wylie Furniture Company, and Zwick’s.

Drop Os 20,000 In First Year Pupils WASHINGTON ((W) — An esti-

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mated 3.517.000 yougsters reach- Census Bureau reported Tuesday, ed school age in the year which .... „ ended July 1, a drop of about 20.000 from the previous year, the Trade in a Good Town Decatut

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