Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 167, Decatur, Adams County, 17 July 1957 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Muteeod «t ttM Docatur, tad.. Post Office aa Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller President J. H. Heller Vice-President Okas. Holtbousa Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Bales: W Mali ka Adame and Adjoining Counties: One year, $8.00; Bta months. 805; J months. FT ». r 99 Mail, boyond Adams am. Adjoining Counttea: One year. mH; C months, $4.75; 1 months. $2.50. My Carrier: M cents per week Single copies. 8 cents.

No better time than the present to check your home for dangers which might be lurking in the shadows. Frayed cords, broken switches, bad steps, slippery floors, and a hundred other traps for accidents can usually be found and are often neglected long enough to permit accidents. Check your own home for signs of booby-traps. Do it now. — *O O "" The resignation of Loren S. Jones as principal of the Monmouth school is noted with regret by hi* many patrons and friends. Mr. Jones has established a fine record at Monmouth and school people in general recognised his capabilities as a school administrator. Our thanks to you. as well as our best wishes for continuous successes in your new venture, Mr. Jones. ■<- —.O—O—We extend our best wishes to Leo Yager who recently celebrated his ninety-second birthday. Mr. Yager has observed the steady growth of Decatur and has played a prominent part in our expansion. It is a pleasure to extend our congratulations for all of his achievements. Many happy returns, Mr. Yager. O O Robert Smith, who was recently ‘installed as president of the Decatur Rotary club, has our best wishes for a successful year. Various innovations in the club's program will require an immense investment of time and energy for the new administration and it is assured that Mr. Smith and Mis cabinet will manage well. The focal club, recently celebrating its fortieth anniversary, has established sound precedents that have been addted to by the out-going officers. Continued growth and expansion will characterize this fine service group. O O ng increase recently granted to'the employes of the Adams oo nty memorial hospital will be re ected in new rates to be esto ished soon. Raises were in t or er to enable the hospital bogrd to maintain the high level of MRciency to which we have beflj&ne accustomed. Fine prosescare is a must for any of usKo have need tor hospitalization and we are sure that the employees are a deserving group. The community is grateful that every effort is being made to continue the excellent facilities that have always characterized our county hospital.

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All the picnic, vacation, and summer-living supplies can be found in our stores. Jt will pay you to visit the Decatur merchants to find the various items needed for your pleasure this summer season. Shop the Decatur way and make it pay. 0 O Another pest which bears watching at all times is the ant. These insects vary in color from yellow to red, black to brown and are up to one-half inch in length. His appetite ranges from wood to most anything eaten by man. They enter the home through crevices and small holes in the baseboard, thresholds, cracks at door and window sills, walls and concrete floors and pipe openings. Find the trail and follow it to their nest or hill. Spray a good Insecticide at all ports of entry and even on the hill or at the nest. Use the spray liberally and often to control these pests. —4 O O u—— Though there are more than two months to go until the world series, the American league can, begin to think in terms of next year while the other race will probably go down to the last week or two. In case the men of Stengel need some help, there is the farm club to which they can turn and pick UP the necessary insurance. The only semblence of major league ball is spotty though apparent at times in the other race. At least they are able to keep their fans awake and the interest remains above normal. Still called the great American game it leaves the real baseball fan cold when he recalls better days. —-0 O . 1 “Schools, utilities, homesites, industrial sites, commercial developments, streets, highways, sanitation systems, parks and recreational areas, airports, subdivisions, and public buildings*are all community facilities that must be related to the needs of the communities people”, according to the Indiana economic council. It then behooves each locality to modernize to anticipate the growth that has been the rule in the past. How many of the above are ready for a population of several thousand more residents of Decatur? If even one is not adequate tptake care of the* anticipated increase then we have work to do. Let’s not postpone Buch action if it is in keeping with our future. * :.

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» ■ ' 1 20 Years Ago 1 July 17, 1837 — The shelter house, donated by the Woman’s club, has been completed at the South Ward recreation field, Sylvester Everhart, playground supervisor, announced this morning. William H. Beil, state police commissioner, announced that a crime exhibit will be shown at the free stret fair next month. Miss Wilma Andrews has arrived home from Muncie after spending the first summer term at Ball State teachers college. The Decatur Flower Garden club will meet at the summer cabin of Mrs. Ira Fuhrman Tuesday afternoon at two-thirty o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Patrick left Friday evening for Atlanta, Georgia. Carl C. Baxter, chairman of the float committee, today issued an appeal to all firms, industries, and organizations planning to enter floats in the fair parades to contact a member of his committee as early as possible. Nebraska has 54. state-owned lakes and recreation grounds, four fish and game hatcheries, four public shooting grounds, three big game refuges and shooting grounds, three bird refugees, seven state parks, and one big game refuge.

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COURT NEWS Petition to Sell A petition to sell real estate in the matter of the trust estate of Dorothy I. Welk (Sedam) has been filed, and a summons has been issued ot the sheriff of Adams county for Lulu Addington; to the sheriff of Delaware county for Mande Wells; to the sheriff of Randolph county for Mary Alice Fisher; to the sheriff ot Madison county for Lucille Test- ' or; to the sheriff of Jay county for Floyd Addington, and to the sheriff of Cass county for Dorothy I. Wells Sedam, Rex Streling Sedam. Fonda Jo Sedam. Tina Lynn Sedam. and R. R. Lucerne, all of which are returnable September 3. Divorce Sought Alice Igney has filed suit for an absolute divorce from Cecil Igney, and a summons has been ordered issued to the sheriff of Adams county, returnable September 3. An application for restraining order has been submitted. examined and approved, and an application tor temporary allowance has been submitted, and a notice tor hearing of same has been issued to the sheriff tor the defendant, returnable July 26, at 9 a. m. The couple has two children, Edward Salway. 5, and Christina Igney, 1%. Petition Filed Vernon Nevil, defendant in a divorce suit filed by Carol Nevi in 1954, has submitted a petition for visitation privileges, and a notice has been issued to the sheriff of Allen county tor the plaintiff, returnable July 26, at 10 a. m. The defendant will be shipped overseas in the near’future, and has requested that his visitation privileges to his minor son be- extended to his parents during the time that he is out of the country with the armed forces. ': —~‘ : - —o Household Scrapbook j BY ROBERTA LEE I 0 • A Tighter Package You can make a much tighter and neater job of wrapping your package for mailing if you moisten your string before tying. When the string dries, it will shrink and tighten up the knots. Spilled Wine Should wine be spilled on your . best white jinen tabledloth cover the spot immediately with some salt, and then proceed with your meal. Set the Colors - ! If the colors in one of your garments aren’t as fast as you’d like, > you can remedy this by adding a ' little acetic acid or ordinary vinegar to the Wash water. ‘ 0 • • | Modern Etiquette I | BY ROBERTA LEB I 6 0 Q. My husband and 1 spent a

night in a friend's home recently, and I washed out my stockings and hung them to dry in the bathroom. My husband toM me ttiis was improper. Is he correct?

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A. He is correct, if the bath- o room was not for your use alone, a Q. I've heard that it is improper to comment on another person’s w clothes. Does this mean one sh- y

ould not admire or compliment another on his clothes? A. If you know another person well enough. I see no reason why you shouldn't tell him or her how

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