Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 122, Decatur, Adams County, 23 May 1957 — Page 6

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Girl Scout News Brownie Troop 7 met Tuesday after school, opening the get-to-gether with the Brownie promise, roll call, and collection of dues. Permission slips for the picnic May 28 were received, a long with slips for day camp. The group joined in tracing and reading stories, which were followed with a treat of cookies. They closed the meeting with “Good Night, Brownies,” and the Brownie a?ch. Scribe: Susan Gase DeHoff Funeral To Be Held Friday Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Friday at the Hardy & Hardy funeral home in Geneva for Mrs. Myrtle E. DeHoff, 82, of that town. The Rev. Fred Iliff will officiate efnd buriaT will be in Gravel Hill cemetery. Special Meeting At First Baptist Church The official board %t the First Baptist church of Decatur has called a special meeting of the members for Sunday at 11:30 a.m., immediately following the morning worship service. The purpose of the meeting is for the consideration and adoption of a proposed plan of expansion for the Baptist church. Every member of the church is urged to be present. Two Men Killed In Truck-Train Crash HOLTON, Inti, ‘IP) — Two Ripley County men were killed late Wednesday in a truck-train accident at a main street crossing here. The victims were Gordon Burroughs, 74, Dabney, driver of the truck, and Barney Worman, 72, Holton, a passenger. - State Police said the accident occurred when Burroughs drove his truck into the path of a westbound Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passenger train.

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Bear Roast NIGARA FALLS,. Ont. — (W — When smoke began to pour from the kitchen oven she had turned on only a few minutes before, Mrs. Nick Spinelli summoned firemen who pulled out a scorched teddy bear. The toy a'pparently had been put in the oven earlier in the day by the Spinelli’s two-year-old son, Gary. Jj" V " & mKMIW I . y. W -4 - E w lZuwlv' ■ V/wW |L W / A J v \ w r ' ls 3 I , PRINCE PHILIP (foreground), Duke of Edinburgh and husband of Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain, is shown in the cockpit of a glider just before he took off for his first flight at the British Gliding Club, Nympsfield, England. Instructor Peter Collier is seated behind the Prince, who was at the controls for five of the eight-minute flight

All Cars To Gain Chance To Qualify INDIANAPOLJS (UP) — Racing ; car owners were assured today of extra qualifying time for the Memorial Day 500-mile race if every car does not get a chance to make the field this weekend. J. C. Agajanian. vice president of the Championship Car Owners Assn., said the agreement was reached late Wednesday at a meeting with Anton Hulman Jr.. Terre Haute, Ind., speedway owner. The car owners sought the additional time because rain washed out aTFbut three hours of qualifying last weekend. Agajanian said Hulman agreed that if all the qualifying time is used up this Saturday and Sunday with some drivers not having a chance to qpaUfy, more time will be granted—probably Mondays * Trials to complete the 33-car lineup for the racing classic were scheduled to end next Sunday night, with 24 positions yet to be filled. In the first two days of qualifications last weekend, only nine drivers managed to qualify on Saturday because of intermittent showers, and Sunday was a complete washout. Although no clause in the “500" entry bttink calls for extra qualifying time in case of rain, it has been Speedway policy to extend time trials at least until a full field of cars is assured. The inclement weather also has been interfering with car testing and familiarization runs by drivers on the 2*4-mile oval track. The oval was open for only 70 minutes Wednesday, and a dozen drivers took advantage of the break in the weather for shakedown runs. The fastest lap was turned , in by Tony Bettenhausen, Tinley Park. lIL. at 143 m.p.h. in one of the sleek Novi cars. Herb Score Reports Condition Is Good CLEVELAND, Ohio (UP) — A cheerful, ruddy-faced, but blinkered Herb Score told the world today that ‘everything will be fine.”' " ' -- ’Score talked for 20 minutes with nine newsmen in his first news conference since he was struck in the right eye on May 7 by a line drive off the bat of New York Yankee ©il McDougald. His comments, flowing freely with little questioning by the guests in his darkened Lakeside Hospital room, indicated it might be later than June 9 before the strikeout king could return to the mound. His name will be removed from the disabled list on that date. “I doubt that I’ll have any activity until two or three weeks after I’m released from’the hospital," Score said. His physicians indicated he would probably be; released next

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THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957

If the doctors order the maximum period of recuperation, it could be mid-June or later before Score returns to active duty with the Indians. Score wore his own reading glasses, with the right lens blacked out except for a pin-hole aperture. Dr. Charles I. Thomas said that Score had completed the first of a series of vision tests Wednesday afternoon, and the vision is “satisfactory." “I could see improvement yesterday after they took those first tests," Score said. "I can see motionmow, but details are hazy and cloudy. During the last three or four days, it’s gotten much better —but it’s better than seeing blackness, I’ll tell' you." Bowling Scores Merchant League Final Standing < W L Begun’s-Clothing .—..-42*4 UMi Painter’s-Willshire Slick's Tastee Freeze . 29»4 244 Citizen s Telephone Co. 29 25 State Gardens 29 25 Zintsmaster Motor Sales 27 27 Ktttk-Tyndall — 24 30 Lynch Box 26*4 27’4 Old Crown 22 32 Blackwell’s 9 45 200 games: R. Wordan 234, V. Strickler 206, F. Hoffman 231, D. Mies 227, J. Bowman 202, B. A«hbacher 210. Webster 204. Liquor Permit At Bryant Is Rejected The state alcohlic beverage commission rejected a permit for Guy S. Tom to operate a liquor store in Bryant. Tom had applied earlier, and a large number of residents of Bryant opposed the opening of a liquor store there, leading to a tie vote by the Jay couhty board.

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