Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 173, Decatur, Adams County, 24 July 1957 — Page 6

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Security Payments $63,023 In County j Total Figure Paid Monthly In 1956 More than 1.289 persons in Adams county were getting monthly social security payments totalling $62,023 per month at the end of 1956, , Christian H. W. Luecke. manager |of the Fort Wayne social security office, said today. I This means that $756,276 was paid for the year, all of which flowed ! back into the' economy of Adams I county, where these people live. The average monthly payment to ■ a retired worker in Adams county

at the end of 1956 was $57.61. Luecke pointed out that these increases result in part from the amendments which brought social security to farm self-employed, as well as many state and government workers and professional self-employed beginning with January. 1955. Commenting on the steady growth of the social security insurance program, Luecke said that threefourths of all men becoming 65 this year will be eligible for social security benefit payments, and nine oiit of ten mothers and children now have the protection of survivors insurance under the social security system. !• Nationally, about 1.341,000 children under 18 were receiving monthly social security payments, of which 131.000 were being paid because of the retirement of their Why “Good-Time Charlie” Suffers Uneasy Bladder Such a common thing as unwise eating or drinking msy be a source ot mild, bug annoying bladder irritations-making you feel restless, tense, end uncomfortable. And if restless night., with nagging backache, headache or muscular aches and pains due to over-exertion', strain or emotional upset, are adding to your miaent — don't watt — . try Doan’s Pills. Doan’s Pills have three outstanding ad. ▼antages-act in three ways for your speedy return to comfort. 1-They have an easing soothing effect on bladder irritations. 2-A fast pain-relieving action on nagging backache. headaches, muscular aches and pains. S—A wonderfully mild diuretic action thru the kidneys, tending to increase the output of the IS miles of kidney tubes. So, get the same happy relief millions have enjoyed for . over SO years. Ask for new, large, economy I size and save money. Get Doan's Pills today I ■ ■ II ■'■ I m 111 '■ ■■■' ■»■■*— - — '■ ■BY"-

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aged parent. «- The Fart Wayne social security office serves Adams, Allen. DeKalb. Huntington; Noble. Steuben, Wells, and Whitley counties. A breakdown of the monthly benefit payments for Adams eountyshows that 717 retired workers received $41,306 a month in 1956: 234 wives or husbands. $7,197; 107 widows or widowers, $4,985; 41 mothers with children. $1,999; 188 children, $7,434. In the Fort Wayne district area last vear, 13.026 retired workers received $806,372 a month: 3.786 wives or husbands. $126,727 ; 2,240 widows <>r widowers, $109,584 ; 573 mothers with children. $29,780 ; 2,813 children, $116,378: and 25 parents, $1,302. Band Concert Here Thursday Morning Members of the junior band,, ’■nder the direction of Clint Reed, will present a concert on the court house lawn, Thursday morning at 11 o’clock. A few of the selections will feature begin* ning band members, who began Instruction during the summer sessions. , Numbers will include “Abide With Me.*' “Big Drum Boogie.” “Over the Waves.” “Andantino,” “Our Director,” and “Come Back to Sorrento.” Several of the numbers will feature soloists. Trade in a good town — Decatur i —— -j— i If you nave something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. it brings results. • ,

Major League Leaders By UNITED PRESS National League ‘ Player & Club G. AB R. _H. Pct. Aaron. Milw. ’B9 372 71 130 . 349 ’ Musial. S.L. 89 351 56 119 .339 Fondy, Pitts. 80 323 40 106 328 ’ Groat. Pitts. 66 268 32 88 .328 >' Mays. N.Y. 90 337 65 107 .318 American League • Mantle, N.Y. 90 297 87 109 . 367 • Williams, Bost. 84 283 65 102 . 360 Boyd, Balt. 88 293 50 98 334 . Skowron, N.Y. 79 298 45 98 .329 . Fox, Chicago 90 349 56 114 . 327 . Home Runs I* National League — Aaron, Braves. 29: Snider, Dodgers. 24; Crowe. Redlegs,' 23; Musial, Cards, 21; Banks, Cubs, 20. American League — Williams, Red Sox, 27; Mantle, Yanks. 26; Sievers, Senators, 22; Maxwell. Tigers. 19; Colavito, Inidans, 17; Zernial, Athletics, 17. Runs Batted In National League — Aarr on, „ Braves, 78; Musial, Cards, 73; , Crowe. Redlegs, 69; Ennis, Cards, ! 64; Hoak, Redlegs, 59. American League — Mantle. [ Yanks. 69; Skowron, Yanks, 67; id Sievers, Senators, 65; Wertz, In- . dians, 62; Jensen. Red Sox, 60. ■ Pitching Schmidt, Ca’rds, 8-1: Shantz, , Yanks, 9-2; Sanford, Phils, 12-3; , Bunning. Tigers, 11-3; Donovan, . White Sox 9-3. ' Men are born with two eyes and one tongue that they may see twice as much as they say. H J Ignorance is the basis of selfishness and selfness is the root of sin.

Geisel Is Appointed To Succeed Hindman Named Secretary Os Sport Coittmission INDIANAPOLIS (UP)—Former American League umpire Harry Geisel was darned by Governor Handley Tuesday as executive secretary of the Indiana State Athletic Commission. Handley told newsmen Geisel will replace Arch Hindman, Hagerstown, Who has been either commission chairman or secretary since) 1945 Handley praised Hindman, but said Geisel is a “good friend of mine” and wanted the job. which pays $375 a month. Hindman was named chairman in 1945 and secretary in April, 1954. On another subject, Handley said he would tolerate no “cliques” seeking to run the state police force. Newsmen asked him if he was ’►satisfied” with the force, in view of Supt. Harold Zeis' attempt to demote two officers to sergeant. “I am highly satisfied—and un- I derline highly — with Mr. Zeis," I Handley said. • There are not gping to be any cliques running the State Police.” he said. "The superintendent will run state police as long as I’m governor.” The State Police Board will hear the demotion cas> against Capt. Harry Sutherlin and Lt. Kermit Lewis July 29. Handley hinted their demotion might break up a “clique ” Hospital Officials Visit Manufacturer y Members of the Adams county hospital board and the hospital l administrator toured the Hill-ron i Manufacturing company, of I Batesville, Tuesday to get an idea jon the cost of hospital furnish- ' ings for the 35-bed addition, i . The board will advertise for| ' bids when it is ready for them, but members wanted some idea on the prices to expect. The company officials conducted the group on a tour of the plant, and showed them various types of furniture for hospitals. Those making the tour included board president Cal E. Peterson,* Wilbert Nussbaum and Henry Rumple, board members, and Thurman Drew, administrator. XOTICF. T<» TAXPAY F.KS TO THE TAXPAYERS OF Root Township, Adams County, Indiana. You are hereby notified that upon the 18th day of July. 1'957 that the Board of Trustees of the Root Town, ship. Adamis ol'onnty, Indiana, by I resolution duly adopted nnd pur»u- . ant to notice theretofore given and under and Iby virtue of Chapter 67 of the Ads of the 84th General Assernblv of the State of Indiana, approved February 27, 1945, as Amended. dulv adopted a plan whereby a Cumulative Building Fund be provided for the erection, const ruction, ptirchaise and remndcHng t>f school bulMiuga for class room .purposes, purchase of real estate and equipment for nes- buildings for classroom purposes, and the payment of rentals for renting or leasing of real estate for the school buildings for classroom purposes, and the levying •f an additional tax In sa4d school unit, and that such a fund be provided for by a tax levy of 30 cents on each 1100.00 of assessed valuation oh all property in that taxing district taxable for such purposes, such tax be assessed beginning with the levy for 19&7 (payable in 1958 and annually thereafter’ for a total period of 6 years as provided by said Act. Final wfiproval of the aforementioned resolution by the State Board of Tax Commissioners' will invalidate any previous tax rate which has heretofore .been approved fur this purpose. That pursuant said Act. any ten or more taxpayers in the taxing district of Root Township. Adams County, Indiana, other than 'those who pay 'Poll Tax only, <may file a petition with the County Auditor of Adams County, Indiana, not later than ten days after this publication, setting forth their objeedions to such propose* levy, Upon filing of ouch petition said Auditor will Immediate! v < errtfy same to tli* State Board of Tax Commissioners. Omer Merriman Trustee Hugo Buerger President Advisory Board Winfred <•. Gerke Secretary Advisory Board Martin Aumann Member Advisory Board Dated: July 22, 1957 I State Board of Tax Commlßalonere Fred C. Wiseman, Secretary July 24 Trade in a good town — Decatur . 1

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