Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 157, Decatur, Adams County, 5 July 1957 — Page 2

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TV Networks Make New Season Plans Program Changes Scheduled In Fall |jEW YORK (UP>—The channel svnm.. • fan Murray's “Treasure Hunt" wHI take over half the time slot of the Arlene Francis “Home” show on NBC-TV starting Aug. 12. “TYeasure Hunt" is the sixth ABCIV program to drift recently into the NBC-TV camp. The others are "Dollar a Second,” “Masquerade Party,” “Amateur Hours,” “the Vifee" and next ses a o n’s TASH FOUNTAIN I SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAYS AIR CONDITIONED HOLTHOIISE On The Highway i (M.. 13th St. Route 27

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“Omnibus." I CBS-TV Is pitching a new type of dramatic series at Ralph Bella-my-one concerned with the problems of a business man ... Robert Strom, the youngster who copped $192,000 on “The $64,000 Question," had his monthly allowance raised from 52.50 to $3.50.-NBC-TV is mulling over a Saturday evening show for next fall that would combine the talents of Peggy Lee and Dean Martin—it would follow the Perry Como hour. . . ! Mike Wallace has landed Texas ' businessman Glenn McCarthy for one of his upcoming ABC - TV ■ interview shows, y > Andre Baruch, the announcer : who checked out of “Your Hit J Parade.” is cooking up a TV pros gram. “Double Exposure," that > would canter around ordinary citizens who look like celebrities. . • , Tommy Leonetti, the singer who'll check into “Your Hit Parade” next fall, has enrolled at June Taylor's Dance School for footwork lessons. Hildegarde plans to film a variety TV series, "The International Show,” abroad — Paris, Copenhagen, Madrid, Rome, Buenos Aires and Tokyo are among her initial stops. . .Kaiser Aluminum will present a 60 - minute saddle soap opera. "Maverick," on ABCTV next .seasw on. Sunday nights—the company has scotched plans to slot first run films" ftfrposite CBS-TV s Ed Sullivan and NBCTV's Steve Allen. Betsy Palmer is stepping off the panel of NBC-TV’s “Masquerade Party" for three months to star in a film. ‘‘Tin Star”—she’ll be replaced on the TV show by Bette | Davis. . .comedienne Pat Carroll I will fill in for panelist Ilka Chase

on the same show this summer when Hka takes a three - week vacation. ABC-TV’s "Navy Log” wants ballplayer Ted Williams to host a show about a Marine flier next faU According to Jack Paar, ABC scouts have discovered a new talent who sings like Lan z a, dances like Astaire, fights like Flynn and looks like Brando. “Now," says Paar, "the problem is to find a TV show that can use a girl like’ that.” Bride-To-Be Aided By Red Cross Here A marriage at Potosi. Mo., will go ahead as scheduled Sunday, thanks to the local Red Cross office. An ex-serviceman, his wife and sister-in-law, of Montpelier, Vt. developed car trouble while passing through Decatur Thursday, and since they were without funds, appealed to the local police department. After hearing their story, the police referred them to the Red Cross office. It sterns the sister-in-law is engaged to wed a farmer in the Potosi area on Sunday, and because of the car trouble, the group was without food or money with which to resume their trip. A loan was granted to the trio, and after eating here and acquiring food for the remainder of the trip, they were on their way to Missouri and a wedding. Trade in a good town — Decatur

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Mrs. C. N. Stucky Dies This Morning Funeral Services Sunday Afternoon MrS. C. N. Stucky, 88, died at 7:15 o’clock this morning at the Clinton Dubach home, three miles west and one mile south of Bqrne. She had been bedfast for the past 20 months. She and her husband had made their home with the Dubachs for the past 15 months. Born Dec. 21. 1868, she was a daughter of Nicholas and Verena i Schmucker-Stucky, and was married to C. N. Stucky Feb. 22. 1892. Mrs. Stucky was a member of the Evangelical Mennonlte church. Surviving in addition to her busband are two sons. Peter Stucky of Flanigin, 111., and Ezra Stucky of Gridley. Ill.; two daughters, Mrs. Clinton Dubach of Berne route 1, and Mrs. Ernest Sommers of Berne route 2; 22 grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren. Three daughters, one son, three brothers and two sisters preceded her in death. Funeral sei-vices will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday at the Evangelical Mennonite church, the Rev. E. G. Steiner officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body was Removed to the Yager funeral home at Berne, where friends may call after noon Saturday until time of the services.

CLAIMS ALLOWRn »Y 1W! BOARD OF <OM.MISSIONER« ON MONDAY, JI'LY 1, IMT. COUNTY City nt Decatur, Oper, - 250.9* CttlxenH TeJ. Co., do 158.75 H. D. bewton, Clk. Ex 20.18 Haywood Pub. Co., do 10.00 American Bin. Co., do 40.00 Chamber of Coin., Aud ox. .. 1.75 HaywooH Pub. Co., do IM.OO E. F. Jaberg, do 18.00 W. D. Neal. Treaa. ex 28.18 Helen E. Johnson, do 08.00 Haywood Pub. Co., Hoc. ex. 120.00 p. C. FHagerald. do 900.00 American Bin. Co., do 07T.00 M. Aftolder. Sher, ex 205.88 Holtfiouße Drug Co., do ... 26.81 Emergency Had. Ser., do _ 20.00 Commercial Pt. ahop, do — 8.00 Holthouse Schulte, do 40.00 L’nited Tailors toe., do 90.00 11. Moellerlng, Sur. ex. ...... 15.80 Lincoln Rep., do , .88 Anspaugh St., Pro. At. ex. .. 11.00 Haywood Pub. Co., Aa. ex. .. 292.50 B- Koos, do 84.00 W. Koos, do 6.00 Commercial Pt. shop, do ... 1.50 G. Qrablll, Bch.Sup.ex. .. 22.88 L.N. Seltenrlght, Co.Ag ex. 75.67 L.E. Fenstermaker, do 19.11 E.L. Holsapple, do 21.41 Commercial Pt. shop, do .. 18.80 L. Hoffman, do 190 E, Le Vay Inc., <}o ........... 5.80 Citisens 'RI 17.1 J H. Zwick, Hl.Of.ex 80.00 West Pub. Co.. Ct.Ct ,42.00 Cttixens Tel. CO., do 24.20 American Law Bk Co., do 12.50 R.N. Klass AMO., do 30.00 Lawyers Co-op .Pub., do .. . 37.50 Coverall Ren. Ser., do 3.60 C. Muselman, do 20.00 J. Bixler, Ct. H. Jan 835.00 J . Ehinger, Ct. H. Mat 100.00 I. Drake. Ct H. Watch. .. 10.00 W.L. Klusman, Ct. H. ex 56.00 Coverall Ren. Ser., do 9 00 J. Nussbaum, do 1-60 Burk Elevator Co., do 1-78 Habegger Har , do - 115.00 Zep Msgr. Co., do 6 10 Beavers Oil Ser. de 2.93 Stiefel Grain Co,, do 1-20 D. Affolder, Jail Mat. 125.00 The Watkins Del.. Jail ex. .. 6.95 U.S. Chemical Co., do 22.66 Gays Mobil Ser.,_do 23.90 M. Affolder, do 86.50 Nor. Ind. Pub. Ser., do 12.36 Habegger Har., do 2.70 G. Fosnaugh, Co. H. Sup 200.60 A;C. Fosnaugh. Co. H. Mat. 120410 E F. Carnes, CoJl.cx. 120.00 L. Stuckey, do 110.00 F. Torres, do 120.00 B. Wendel, do 50-00 R. Wiseman, do .— 110.00 C. Elxey, do 70.00 Dr. N.S. Rich. Co.H.Phys. .. 50.00 R.C. Schneider Co., C.H.ex. 51.00 U.S. Chemical Cg., do 44.68 A. Lengerich, do ... 58.28 Ace Extermination Co., do .. 8.00 Morrison Farm st., do 264.70 C. Hill, do - 9 2« Kimple Cigar st., do 37.80 Heller Coal Feed ft Sup., do 107.30 Food Market. Cor., co. ho. ex. 212.89 Stewarts Bakery,, 4o 108.3 i Elmer A. Wendell, do 16.00 Sprunger Imp. Co., do 96.94 Burk Elevator Co., do 2. 10.40 Parr's Tire & Imp. Serv., tlo 25.50 Beavers Oil Serv., do 139.74 Jerome Nussbaum, do 35.80 Holthouse SchulLe & Co., do 88.10 Blackwell-s Dept. Store, do 54.75 Stiefel Grain Co., do 356.30 Harley J. Reef, co. comm. .. 166.66 Roland'J. Miller, do 166.66 Mrs. Mary Kintz, do 168.66 David Macklin, co. atty 120.00 Will Wfnnes, Wash, Tw As. 266 65 John B. Stulls, assessing 50.D0 Frank Myers, trustee sal. .... 163.75 Raymond E. Moser, do ... 163.75 Emil Stauffer, do — 195.00 Hugh D. Mosser, do 1.95.00 August Schlickman, do 168.75 Silvan Sprunger, do 257.50 Fki Aumann. do 195.00 Yfcper Merriman, do 220.00 Lester Brunner, do 195.00 Fred Bittner, do L. A. Mann, do 237.50 Floyd B. Aspy. assessing ... 120.00 Katherine Aspy, do 870.00 Decatur Demo. Co., leg. ad. 56.74 Berne Witness, do — 14 43. Independ. Nall & Pack, bri. ~0.31 Adams Co. Surveyor, do ,— 85.50 Mcshberger Bros. Stone, do 96.76 Bryson C- Fetters, insur. 3.00 Leland Smith Ins, off bond 25.00 Charles lllrschey, fox boun. 3.00 Jack Meyer, do 3 00 Joseph Wall. Jr, do -• 3.00 Irene Byron Hos, care of pa. 855.00 Dr. D. W. Fireoved, bru. tes. 50.00 Dr. Ralph E. Allison, do 17.00 .Lonas Sprunger. tile drain .. 21.00 Nussbaum Ready Mix, do .... 11.20 Jasper Wable. do. 13.50 Krick-Tyndall Co, do 377.;>0 Theo.. Buluia.hu. open dwMn ,23.50 Vo. A Dileh Rl. Herman Moellerlng, mileage 61.80 Lawrence Smith, labor 243.00 Alfred Htrsehy. do 19.60 Richard Hendricks, do 37.80 Austin Merriman, do , , 95.20 Carl Burkhart, do 134.40 Indiana Equip. Co, oper. ... 486.53 Decatur Auto Supply, do- 15.00 Downtown Texaco, do 6.95 The Schafer Co, do 15.57 Korte Bros. Inc, do 7.50 Beavers Oil Service, do 149.66 Highway Igiwrence Noll, supt. sal. 187.50 Hurl Fuhrman, asst. sup. sal. 156.60 Albert Beer, do . 15.6.60 JLiry Jane Runyon, clerk 125.00 Joe Spangler, janitor ... 50.00 V'irgll Ferry, diesel 151.20 Ravpiond Kolter, do 151.20 r-rr. Abbott, do 151.20 Earl Fell, do . 126.00 tiyde Harden, meeli 183.60 Harold Burger, tr. dr ~,. 151.20 DeWayrte Beer, «do 151.20 Roger Steiner, do , . ... 154.00 David Runyon, do 138.60 Mbah Brunner, do ... ■ W.M" Don Harvey, do 151.20 Paul Butler, do 151.20 Walter Reppert, do — 151.20 Christ Mesbbcrger, do 151.20 Joel Augsburgcr. sin hand 145.80 Christ Zurcher; do , 188.65 Harvey Mankey, do 133.85 CHfford Death, do 133.65 Lpwis Drake, watchman 200 Citizen's Teleph. Co, oper.- 18.60 city of do 1t.85 l+eniiie Autoware Co, do.. 47.17 Snap On Toors, do 32 4o Bovvers Hardware Co, do .... 11.80 Hoburd Welding Equip, do .. 1.20 Mossman Yarnelle Co, do ■ 103.99 Butlers Garage, do 5.12 Schwartz Ford Co. Inc, do 6.26 Walter Brintzenbofe, do 20.60 Decatur Auto Supply, do 118,57 Felber Ma< h. ft Weld, dtr~™“ 14 to llabegger Hardware, do 9.63 Decatur Equip. Inc, do - 74-71 Wallers’ Mach. Shop, do 198.73 ,\U>ser Motor Sales Inc, do 12.00 tserne Farm Equip. Co. 32.10 Parr’s Tire and Im. Ser, do 51.35 Indiana Textile Co, do 46.40 .Mac Allister .Ma. Co. Inc, do 214.06 Theas. Adams Co, do 125.00 rV-trlc OH Co, do 43.20 Mytor Fuel Tax Div., do 35.81 D, A. Lubricant Co. Inc, do 48.95 Rawls Inc, do 143.84 Atc.Millen Feed .Mills, mater. 146.04 Sleshber. Bros. Stone C<», do 16509.62 Yost Gravel-R‘ymix. Inc., do 245.26 John W. Karch Stone Co, 'Io 540,83 .Mason Dixon Steel Co, do 215.42 H. S- Jones, do 20.63 Wjrlfare Bernice Nelson. mH 55 37 .Mary J. Hazelwo.od, do 30.80 Maliel Marshall,, do 11.13 Veronka Linti; do 111.2# Clinton I>. Steury, d» . loos Lenora (ilrhdf ning, do.' 10.08 Citizen’s Teleph. Co, oper. 28.55 Haywood Pub.Co, do 7.1'3 Bub. Em. Retirement Fund 5'2.29 Bodrd of Coinmlsitloncrß of Adams Co. Certified Wafeifori? me this 3rd day of July. Edward F. Jaberg, Adams -Co, drrtfc'' -If you have’something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad — they bring results.

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THE VAUGHN RILYABD HOME. 624 West Jefferson street, was badly damaged Thursday evening when a big tree was felled by the high wind and fell on the roof, crashing into the front attic. Workmen are shown here removing the tree.—(Staff Photo).

Bierly Reelected Commission Head G. Remy Bierly. Decatur, was reelected chairman of the Anthony Wayne Parkway commission for the next year, and Robert H. Heller, Decatur, was elected secretary, at a recent meeting of the commission in Fort Wayne. Muri Lybarger, former resident of Linn Grove, and now a Hoagland bank cashier, was welcomed to the membership of the commission. He was appointed io a fouryear term by the governor, succeeding the late Col. Clyde F. Dreisbach. The commission has recently completed action id marking the historic trail of Wayne’s army through Ohio, Adams county, and Allen county to Fort Wayne, followed in 1793-4 by the famous general. Rites Held Today For Rev. W. E. Dye Funeral services were held this afternoon in Columbus, for the Rev. W. E. Dye. pastor at Lina Grove and Old Salem EUB churches for the past two years. Rev. Dye, about 65 years of age, left Linn Grove June 18 for Tampa. Fla., where he was to retire and make, his future home. In the ministry fbr 47 years, he began in 1910 in southern Indiana, often riding On horseback to reach his church. His \fridow and an adapted daughter survive. 11 • 1 SIX STATES ARE (Ceattaned fiw Pa»e O—> flee the Los Angeles area brush fire which authorities said already has blackened 4,500 acres in the Santa Susana Pass area. Firefighters were hampered by the outbreak of other grass fires in the county, many of them believed caused by Fourth of July fireworks.' - —{

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Funeral Held Today For Drowning Victim Funeral services were held this morning at the Methodist church at Willshire, 0., for Russell Price, 47. of that town, who was one of two men drowned in a boating mishap on Lake St. Mary's near St. Mary’s, 0.. last Sunday. The body of Mr. Price, an employe of the Decatur Casting Co., was not recovered until Wednesday morning. He is survived by his wife, Isabel; a son, Eugene Price, in the Army at Ft. Knox, Ky.; a daughter, Sharon, at home, and a brother, George Price of Fort Wayne. Frank Millis Visits In City Wednesday Frank T. Millis, vice president of Fidelity Bank and Trust Co., Indianapolis, who has served Indiana for more than 20 years as state auditor, treasurer and head of the department of finance, visited in Decatur and Berne last Wednesday. The Indianapolis banker, long a favorite with Adams county political leaders, was making his first visit hege as a business man, all of his other visits have been political. He is well known in Adams county and spent almost the entire day calling on friends. ♦

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Special Session Os Council Here Tgnight > There will be w a special called i session of the city council at city , hall at 7 o'clock this evening, Mqyf or Robert Cole announced this » morning. Purpose of the called r meeting pertains to final action of the council concerning the formal . awarding o fthe contract to Yost Construction Co., for the sewage ’ disposal plant. r : If you have something to sell or ■ rooms for rent, try a Democrat • Want Ad. it brings results. MEW ( ' jfr 188 8. 2nd St. PHONE 3-8030