Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 20, Decatur, Adams County, 24 January 1957 — Page 8

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" 1 * -r — Woman Is Killed By Fall Down Stairway LEBANON, Ind. <W — Miss Vena Cunningham, 76. was found dead at the bottom of a stairway in Centenary Methodist Church

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Wednesday by the church pastor who investigated to learn why she did not arrive for a women’s auxiliary meeting. A coroner's report said her skull was fractured when she fell down the steps and hit her head on a landing.

Financial Report Os Extension Group Annual Meeting Is Held By Committee The county extension committee met all day Tuesday electing officers, settling business and planning next year’s program after the reading of the 1956 financial report. The Adams county extension committee ended up the year with a tash balance of $378.26, after spending $11,097.79 on new buildings and equipment. The 4-H said food tent and rural youth tent showed a profit of $2,466.57 and the club catalog made $387.53. Expenses for the year were $17,836.92, including catalog expenses, $963.47; food tent and rural youth tent supplies, $2,927.51; parade prizes. $95.50; entertainment festival prizes, S9B; services, $483.11; new equipment, $303.79; rentals, $1,515.40; building and grounds, $10,794.; miscellaneous, $214.49;' insurance, $441.65. i Income included one-cent tax levy. $4,256; income from food and rural youth tents, $5,394.08; advertising in catalog, $1,351; sale ' of display space, $1,145.25; rental of 4-H building, $106; donations. I s6l; refund from county* 4-H fund, $49.02, for a total of $12,362.35. A loan from the bank totaled $2,200. Inventory included, from formler years (less 10% depreciation); $2,046.67; prefab building, (less 4% depreciation), $3,669.43 ; 4-H grounds, $4,091; cash carried forward from 1955, $3,657.83, for a total value of $24,562.72. The total net worth, after the year’s loss is deducted, is $21,288.15. I During the morning program, Peter B. Lehman, prominent Washington township farmer, was awarded a plaque by the extension committee for his outstanding work on behalf of 4-H. Lehman was the moving spirit behind the buying of the 4-H club grounds and building of the buildings there. I Mrs. Gail Cook and Lehman were appointed to the 4-H council during the business session. P. K. Connelly, extension supervisor, discussed a continuing program for the organization. A motion to I allow a portion of the profits from the rural youth tent at the 4-H fair to the rural youth was rejected. A motion was passed Instead asking that the rural youth do more work on the clean-up and set up committees to make more money for their organization. Paul Yoder, Linn Grove garageman and rafeer of Yorshire hogs, was elected chairman for the next year. Yoder is a representative of the swine committee. Raymond Edwards, serving his second year as representative from Blue Creek township, was elected vice-chairman. Mrs. Dan Striker, of Monroe township, was elected secretary for a second term. She is first vice-chairman of the county home demonstration association. Harold Moser, who has served on the extension committee for 3 years from French township, was elected treasurer. Mrs. Noah Habegger, of Berne, secretary of the county home demonstration association, was chosen a director.

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Hungarian Judges Resign In Protest Protest Summary Government Moves . VIENNA (UP)—The Communist Hungarian regime has moved swiftly to counter a nationwide passive revolt by judges against the summary court tactics under the police-state, reports reaching Vienna said today. Budapest Radio, meantime, announced the arrests of members of a "counter-revohitionary” band in the capital. . 1 The reports said the puppet Janos Kadar regime appointed president of the Budapest court, Oedoen Szakacs, as a tort of "chief justice” to scrutinize martial law sentences. Judges throughout the cmmtry were reported resigning in fntest against the practices inttodtMtid to deal with martial law and "counter - revolutionaras.” There were complaints in tmttrnment organs that in many Ases judges have acquitted offenders who should have been punished. The reports said Szakacs, as the first step in the counterattack, has ordered all state prosecutors to appeal against sentences which do not meet the requirements of Communist “justice." - The Hungarian Socialist Workers Party, as the Hungarian Communist Party is now known, boasted it has the power to crush counterrevolutionaires — the Kadar term for all persons who do not actively his regime. The most recent warning came from Karoly Kiss, member of the party’s Executive Committee. He told a party rally in southern Hungary "the party will defeat all enemies, even if they are writers." The reference to writers indicated Communist concern over their activities. The government recently banned the Assn, and the Journalists Assn., recognized as the brains behind the October-November uprisings. Former Ambassador J Dies unexpectedly

DALLAS, Tex. W) — Avra M. Warren, a former U. S. Ambassador to the Dominican Republic, Panama, Pakistan and Turkey and one-time minister to New Zealand and Finland during 35 yean in foreign service, died unexpectedly Wednesday. The 63-year-old Maryland native was visiting in the home of his son, ueoifrey s. Warren, at the time of bis death.'He and his WHe came to Dallas from their Cfcftfeville, Md., home just before Christmas. He retired last February. 'i ' :u MEMPHIS, Tenn. —IW — Teacher Rosemary Gragg got Acquainted with her fifth grade students on a note of laughter. She welcomed them. Baying: "I’m not Miss Rag . . . I'm Miss Gragg . *. . so don’t tell your mothers and fathers that I’m an old rag.*' ~~ 1 . •■‘ c 1 ;' j yr 1 , Easier to cut Sew and fit I V ° O C cX \ > Vr-J KlOt row 0 0/o/ Ixj Jo so/ /W 0 MI °ilo 0 llp\ < Io J°o c °J of Jo ° 1 ° 9382 BUm SUES I4H-24W Printed Pattern Half-Sizers — choose a printed Pattern for your spring sewing! It’s faster, easier — assures a perfect fit for your figure. Thia graceful dress is as slimming ag a diet — with its novel scoop neckline, lovely soft silhouette. Printed Pattern 9382: Half Sizes 14%, 16%, ISVs. 20%, 22%, 24%. Size 16.% takes 3% yards 35-inch. This printed pattern assures perfect fit. Easy directions printed on each tissue pattern part Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for 2ach pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Decatur Daily Democrat, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York U, N. Y. Print plainly Name, Address with Zon*, Size and Style Number. ?

a -SMc - gash - , gt ■. r wKv W' ■ .■, \X TIM WIVES OF high government officiate model the gowns worn at inaugural balls by First Ladies of bygone days at a fashion show given by the League of Republican Women tn Washington, D. C. In the group (left to right) are, Mrs. Maurice Stans, wearing a dress worn by Mrs. Calvin Coolidge; Mrs. Thomas Pike, wears a dress worn by Mrs. George Washington; Mrs. Arthur Summerfield is shown in a dress used by Harriet Lane; Mrs. Leonard W. Hall wears a dress worn by Mary Todd Lincoln, and Mrs. Sherman Adams is pictured in outfit worn by Mrs. Martin Van Buren. (International)

Former Willshire Resident Is Dead A former Willshire resident, Samuel Kline, 68, of Van Wert. O.; died at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the Van Wert County hospital. Kline retired last October after 45 yean service on the New York Central railroad. A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Kline, he was born May

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S (ABSTRACT) BSPOBT OP RSCMFTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOB THS CALENDAR TBAB OF USS Jefteroon Township. Adams County

i Ralaage FUNDS ** 1 Township '■ , — ■ S 735 55 Special School SMB.lt Tuition i — Doe $ a *»»•« TOTALS - ■ 810535.30 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes Juno ... ... WB»J» Taxes December ~ , . - MM® Total Township Fund ■ 83364.15 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Taacea June tSttS-W Teaao-Dtoomber . ■■■■ r State Dim Transportation IMS Transfer Tuition ■■■■<■ »» iMuraaoe Refunds , ya ISMS Via. Borno fc Reimbursement 33t.1t (Mo of Equipment 256354 Total Special School Fund 817387.51 TUITION FUND s . . Texes—June . 8113® 51 Texes December — — 8® ,87 Congressional mterert —»•«• State DM. Tuition (Net) 1055650 Retirement Aseeoementa —738.® Transfer Tuition —— i-. — * 1 »*0 Refund , — —' »* Total Tuition Fund -fcMWTi t*J FUND Dos'Tax from Assessor .——■ -MMA Total DO* Fund s. >, .. M7B.® DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND . Classification of Expense and Grose Td Whom Paid < Amount Pay of Trustee, Qtßoe Rent, and Clerical IfoLp H D- Messer ——— »14fl® Catherine Mosier MS* Tree. Exp., Telephone Tolle and Telegraph • * . 1 H. D. Moaner -■ MOW Books. .Stationery, Printing and Advertising ' ' Geneva Pi ogees. —-- t.« S. E. Merriman A Co 4*15 Decatur Democrat Co. . - tI.M Heme Witness Co tMt Hasel W. Widdows , 3.® Pay of Advisory Board , Floyd Baker 1® ® Robert Lautxenheiaer ~ - WO.® Damas BoUenboeber ‘ Mt.® Fire Protection Berne Vol. Fire Dept. -. M» Liechty Motor Salas Mi - U-M Geneva Vol. Fire Dept. M.® Neuenachwander. l*c- —IMB Bryson C. Fetters 18.30 James Parr .., < ... ... —. WM Herman J. Bixler «,— —~ MJS Grover Neuenschwapdsr, . ■ ■ 40.37 City of Berne —-r— HAM National Mill Supply -—— MM Care of Cemeteries . . ■ f. s Donald Bolleabxeher ... — 73.00 MiaNilaneoue '■ Bryson C Fetters — Mt® H. D. Maeser (Reimbursement) M® / Total Township Fuad Disk SUS7.3I DISBURSEMENTS DOO FUND Z Surplus Watdb Neal. Treasurer —OO4 W LiMt Ml Claims Holman Xgly — »M.W Total Dec Fund Diab. tl®.® DISBURSEMENTS SPECIAL SCHOOL • FUND .a. . Repair MBuildlng. and Cart of ' Grounds Arthur weaver — »».W Adams Co. Perm Bureau Co-op . «1 Ml Howsfl Hardware D.fO Gilbert O'Bryant IMO Meehtjerser Bren. Stone derp. - FB.IO Geneva Lumber * Supply Co. AM Berne Lumber Ge. ■ W-W Mm w. Kareb Stone Co TJO Rrnaet Reed IM G A. Walter — MAS Repair of Other Equipment Arthur Weaver . ■ . MO Adams Co. Farm Bureau Co-op M. 10 - HMbett Mnnlch - - was

I hereby certify that the foregoing it a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township; that a complete and detailed annual rawwf -W—tfcar with ah accompanying vouchers showing -the mmeg of person* having been paid money by the towna*ip~has been filed as required by'tetr-in the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual' report la in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the »es*p M. 0. MOMMk MvaSaa January W, INS - •

It, 1888, at Willshire. Surviving with his widow are a son, Gordon Kline, of Spencer Drive; a brother, Edward Kline, of Toledo, O.; a sister, Mrs. Steck, of Delaware; a granddaughter and two ' step-grandsons. Funeral service will be held at the Alspach funeral home in Van Wert at 10:90 a.m. Friday. \

< Balance 1 Receipts DiebunemenU Dec. 11 I 0 MM.lt OMOAA 0 IMO. IS I IDMOI IMIAM tmSS I MM.H MOMfO UMIM I moo Mito IMO) ) OMIM.M OUMI.M timsoo Serv-Uf Store. Inc. — *»» Hardy and Hardy W 0 00 Gerber Tin * Plumbing 100.10 Henry Grobcwskl — 40.00 School Furniture and Equipment Royal Typewriter Co. W 50 S. E. Merriman * Co. 3M » Hillman China Co. «« M Serv-US Store, !ne. 404.00 School • V..: .Ara. s: E/liirrtman A Co. 440.30 <’ ; M Ombill W.M MBHem Supply MAM fh»e Food Bank .... . — OAM Janitor SilppUee >' <' J, L Hbleomb Mfg. Co. MO W Huntington Lab. Inc. 157.01 Spangler Bros. — 3M . A-’G. Brins A Son 13.35 Geneva Lufnber Co. 13.40 Standard qu Co. 13-M Fuel for School. Biwerl Bieel —4O AM Loans, Interest and Insurance Bryson .C, Fetters —- 000.10 Herman j: Bixler 33.0 Bank et Gdneva T - MM.33 sehrol library ? ■ r..oi.'Hite .a co —-—lotje Campbell B HaU Inc. 138.45 Jefferson School HB Janitar Service Arthur Weaver DM.4O TrenaportationEteqnar Snyder 1.00 S. E Meryiman a Co. 00.05 ) Pearl OU Co. — 3M.03 Ivan Johnaon Oarage 101.42 Farrn Bureau Ina. Co. of Ind. 130.30 Arthur Weaver 15M.M Rolgnd Foreman 1355.00 Dore Brewster ... —BOO.OO Roecoe Kuhn 050.00 Water. Light a Power Jay Co REMC — ——— 430.30 Mlacellfneoua . Harvey CrandaU M.OO Edmund Woodruff iO® , Robert R. Lehman — 10.® , Orison Stoltz 10.® Glin Wm. Adams 10.® Und Kuhn — AW ArUe Foreman o.® -- Msivtn G. Bixler —— 30.80 Donald G Moore WM William Reef 1000 Edna Uhrick 10.® Ethel SmtUey — 10.® - E C Charleston AW WUUgn Adsng 5® M. Curtis Howd KM g Wz-M Weleh Mfg. Co. 41.18 Decatur Democrat Co. tt.Bl Berne witness ; 85.33 Neusnschwander, lac. — — 12 00 Dr. Robert Bose a ® S- Adami County Memortal Hospital 10.® Osrif of Adkms Co. Cir. CL 1® Arthur Weaver ——— M M Cttliens Telephone Co. 35 ® Total jßp. School Fund Diab. 518515.55 DISBURSEMENTS TUITION FUND Fty of Twghiro : . sits.® NOU M Lee — ZJ43 3O Edward J. Heiman —.—— 4444.44 Gladys Hauser 3074 12 Ruby MiUer 3152.® Helen Kenney . ■, ... ■ . 3527.® V®4 Teeter ” VMM lenv E Weikel 17®.® James W. Drvnnon, Jr. IMO.® Blanche Aapy ®.® Manaret Prtoe 18.® Agency tor Social Security 10. M ReL Adjustments Peter Mefi W.n Vomon Yoder «.® TMti Tuition Fund Disb. 826725. W

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