Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 285, Decatur, Adams County, 4 December 1956 — Page 2

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Not On List NANTUCKET, Mas* - TO - Ttland resident* here, rather proud of their whaling and Revolutionary forebears, are wearing red faces these days. A University of Massa-

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chuaette historian recently revealed that only one of 19 perm listed on a DAR chapter plaque actually served to the Revolutionary War. Wisconsin has 29 state parka and seven state forests.

December Calendar For Youth Center Many Events Are Slated At Center The calendar of activities at the Decatur Youth and Community Center during the month of December has been announced by O. M. McGeath. director of the cented. It is as follows: December 4 — Krick-Tyndal Grant county luncheon: retail division of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce luncheon; Boy Scout dinner. December 5 — Fuller Brush sales meeting; Stratton Place directors meetings. December 6 — Adams county Civic Music Association concert. December 7— Adams county home demonstration association luncheon and school of instruction: December 8 — First annual Youth and Community Center auction sale co-sponsored by the Decatur Chamber of Commerce and the Reppert school of auctioneering. Dec. 9 — Rowe family dinner; teen council decorating party. December 10 — American Red Cross bloodmobile visit; Chamber of Commerce industrial division luncheon; Adams county gifts for mental patients packing party; Lions club dinner. December 11 — Recreation commission iuncheos; Decatur Industries dinner. December 12 — Steifel Grain company turkey party; Adams county Trailer Sales family party;

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Bussinass and Professional Women's Christmas party. Dec. 13 *- Rotary club dinner; Square Dance club. Dec. 14 — Reppert school of auctioneering graduation luncheon; W.0.W.0. record hop. Dec. 15 — Girl Scout after caroling party. Dec. 17 — Lions club children's party; Decatur Woman’s club. Dec. 18 — Decatur teachers dinner and party. Dec. 19 — Adams county highway department family dinner and party. Dec. 20 — Rotary club meeting; Wayne Novelty company family dinner party. Dec. 22 — General Electric company supervisors dinner party; Red Men’s lodge Christmas party. Dec. 23 — The Bookout family dinner. Dec. 24 — Bag Service employes (luncheon; the Striqkler family party. Dec. 25 — American Legionyouth council Christmas dance. Dec. 26 — Schwartz Ford company employees dinner party. Dec. 27 — Rotary club dinner; square dance club. Dec. 29 — Junior Woman’s club dance. Dec. 30 — Harvey family dinner. Dec. 31 — Teen council New Year’s Eve party. Prosecutor Attends Meeting At Capital Lewis L. Smith. Adams county prosecutor, will attend a meeting of Indiana prosecuting attorneys in Indianapolis Wednesday through Saturday. Mrs. Smith will accompany him.

Com Referendum Attacked By Group Farm Organization Hits Referendum CORNING, lowa (UP* — The National Farmers' Organization has attacked the corn referendum scheduled for Dec. 11 as a “fraudulent and irresponsible use of legislative power." The NFO Reporter, the organization's official pqper, charged in an editorial the referendum does not permit "reasonable choices on ways to protect and promote farm income.” “It gives instead a choice of deaths.” the editorial said. “Here are two cups of poison,” the editorial said. “Take you pick, either will insure a breakdown in the corn loan program." But the national board of directors urged its members to vote for the corn acreage allotment plan and reject the soil bank corn base plan “in the interest of stabilizing economic conditions in agriculture." The NFO, which claims a membership of more than 100,000. said the corn base plan is a “carefully diagnosed booby trap to destroy the entire price support program.” Union College in Schenectady, now in its 162nd academic year, has. a daytime student enrollment of 1,070 one of the highest peacetime enrollments in the college’s history.

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■... Wld - ' ii *** w .q DR. TAIKO OHTA. • Japanese surgeon from Tokyo Women’s Medical college, ia shown in New York, where she ia spending six months studying plastic surgery technique. She will roturn home and teach Japanese doctors how to treat peop.e scarred by the atomic bomb. , On her desk is a head with surgical clamps. ( Internatwnalj Brick Alarm CONCORD, N. Hi — W —.When a laborer dropped a brick from a second-story window, it hit a fire box and sounded a false alarm, bringing four fire trucks to the scene.

Neighbors And Friends Aid Distressed Family

Neighbors and friends are coming to the aid of a family left in a desperate situation as the result of an automobile accident, and an appeal for additional help with the approach of Christmas is being issued to all residents of the area. The family is that of Norbert Cable, of Bellmont road, who was seriously injured in an accident about two weeks ago. A patient at the Parkview memorial hospital in Fort Wayne for a bad leg injury, he is unable to provide for his family, which includes three school age children. Doctor bills are mounting since his condition made it necessary to call in three specialists. He is expected to be hospitalized for at least six or seven weeks and while insurance will take care of the hospital bill, there will be doctor bills to meet and, in the meantime, there is no income for the family. Cable had just been called back to work after being laid off for several weeks. He had been on the job only three weeks when the accident occurred. To add to their worries, the Cables had recently purchased a home and car and payments will be due on both of them. They face the loss of them now that Norbert is unable to work. And with Christmas nearing, the’Cable youngsters will have a rather dismal holiday season. Mrs. Arthur J. Baker, a former

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neighbor of the Cables, has been caring for the children so that Mrs. Cable can spend much of her time with her husband at the hospital. Friends of the family report that Norbert, who is well-known and well-liked in Decatur, is quite despondent about the situation. Touched by their circumstances, the friends and neighbors have decided to offer a helping hand, not only in caring for the children but by donating as much as possible in the way of financial aid to the family. Under the chairmanship of the Rev. Lawrence Norris, pastor of the Union Chapel Evangelical United Brethren church of which the Cables are members, an appeal is being made for donations to a fund to assist the family. The Rev. Norris has announced that any person who desires to help the famifc' may contact him at his residence at 121 South Fourth street. He has stated that he will call for the donations if the person is unable to bring it to him. The donations will be accepted also by Mrs. Arthur Baker of 616 Nuttman avenue. a , : 4 Due to the development of new therapies 94 institutions devoted to care of tuberculosis patients in the U. S. were closed in the period between 1954 and June 1956, according to the National Tuberculosis • Association.