Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 250, Decatur, Adams County, 23 October 1957 — Page 10

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATUB DEMOCRAT CO., INC. altered at the Decatur, Ind., Poet Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller— President J. H. Heller ... Vice-President Chas. Holthouse Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Kates: By Mail tn Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $8.00; Ex months, S4JS: 3 months. H 25 By Mail, beyond Adams anu Adjoining Counties: One year. $9 00; 6 months. $4.75; 3 months. $3.50. By Carrier: 30 cents per week. Single copies, 8 cents.

There are still no tangible clues on the $50,000 Fort Wayne bank ropery and while police officers, FB| agents and state police keep searching the bandits apparently hatfe made a safe getaway for the present. It was a bold but well planned robbery and it may take ye<rs to solve, but a best guess would be that sooner or later the robbers will get bolder and bolder jand some time one of them will confide their part in the robwhich will start solution of the? whole thing. *4 * —O—-o— Stocial science teachers of Adims county have received an interesting packet from the Adorns county Farm Bureau Coop,; with several pamphlets, explaining the many functions of that Co-op and why it was organized. The pamphlets start at th< beginning of the founding of coi >eratives and trace their gr vth and success down to the pr tent time. The material gives a ; trson much valuable informatics on the organization. i —o—o—--1 e are grieved to learn of the ac [dental death of Max D. Johnsoi of near Celina. 0., who has tw brothers in the Adams county sc jol system. Johnson was killed in 1 truck-school bus mishap sever I days ago while taking his da ghter to school. Max is the so of Charles R. Johnson, Henry co nty farmer who has spent consm srable time in Adams county . recently in air effort to organize , the Farmer? Union in. this area. He has made many friends during' his stay here and we join in extending sympathy to the. Father, brothers and the other members of the Johnson fam-o-—o fe re soon going to enter the es ly winter trading season. R: ht after Halloween, people will st Ft thinking about Christmas, ar \ the purchase of winter clothin . You are urged" to watch the a< ertising columns of the Daily D nocrat for the best bguains in al types of commodities from si s to groceries. Local stores ht e the best buys available any pl ce, and remember when you tr de at home most of your dolla stays right here to help pay y< r taxes and make your living ei enses less. Money spent out of the county never returns, and ot er people get advantage of it. Ti de in Decatur and watch your sipping dollars work better for y< .

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Attendance is growing daily at the Youth and Community Center and Decatur’s young men and women make good use of the building every day. It’s a wonderful place for the spending of a few leisure hours and it is well managed and supervised. Dick Linn, new director of the activities is doing a great job. -—o o Hundreds of people have not forgotten that there were two fatal automobile mishaps in Adams county this summer which were brushed off by some officials as strictly accidents and not worthy of investigating. This is not the attitude of the majority and they surely will speak out in the only way they can, that is in the next primary election. Lives were lost and to date one man has paid a email fine in Justice of Peace court for driving “left of center.” Morally and legally the good people of the county certainly are entitled to a thorough investigation and a public statement pertaining to the findings. o o Queen Elizabeth and her husband of Great Britain have endeared themselves in the hearts of thousands 6f Americans. They : spent a week in the United States and surely both passed the American test of being “fine folks”. They have done much to make a friendlier feeling among people of the world and they will be long remembered as “model citizens.” Their tremendous and trying schedule moved along without a hitch and people boarded their homeward-bound plane Monday night. The American people will remember their visit as long as will Her Majesty and her husband. o o One of eleven Adams county young women will be named Soybean Queen Thursday at the annual Soybean festival and ruralurban fish fry. Any one of the eleven entrants is well qualified li. by personality, ability and looks to be Queen, so the judges can’t be far wrong in their selection. It will be a great day for the merchants, farmers and just plain citizens and should draw a record crowd. The fish fry is reported to be a sell-out and no doubt there will be a huge crowd at the other events planned for the day. The annual event does much to solidify the fine feeling between the farmers and the people of Decatur.

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10:0(1—Hed Skelton 10:90 —The News 10:40—Weather Vane 10:4S —Hollywood —Parade WKJG-TV Channel 33 t W’KOXKSDAY Evrniß* 6:oo—Sports 6:15 —News 6:2 5—W ea t h erman 6:3o—Wagon Train 7:90 —Father Knows Best 3:oo—Kraft Theater 9:oo—This If Your Life 9:l6—Captain Grief 10:00—Death Vaily Day I(U30 —News & Weather 10:45—sports Today 10:50—<Ar.n»chair The’tei THLBSDAY Moralng 7:oo—Today B:ss—Faith to Live By 9:00 —Arlene Francis 9:9o—Treasure Hunt , 10:00—Price Is Right , 10:30—Truth or Consequences 11 Tic Tac Dough 11:30—It Cotlid Be You Afternoon 12:tT0 —sMeWis 12:10—-Weather 12:15 —F«m» & Fanning 12:30—-Howard Miller l:6ft-_<Ut>ria Henry f » ; <u>-u.MatHiee Thetlier 3:00—-Queen for a Day I 3:45 —Modern Romance 4:00 —Here’s Charlie 4:ls—Frankie Laine 4:3o—ldfg With Elizabeth 5:00- -Cartoon Express

s:ls—Tex Maloy Show 5:45— NBC News Evening 6:00 —Sports 6-,l9—News - 6:2s—Weather < 6.30 —Tic Tac Dough 7:oo—You Bet Life 7:3Q —Dragnet 8700 —People s Choice 8:30 —|E.rnle Ford 9:WK —Rosie Clooney 9:30 —Jane Wyman 10:00 —Highway •Pgtrol 10:30 —News & Weather 10:45—Sports Today 10:50 —Mark Saber 11:20 —Aanwhalr Theter WPTA-TV Channel 21 WEDNESDAY Evening 6J)0 —Jingles 6:30— Disneyland 7:3o—Tombstone Terri tory 8;00 —Ozzie & Harriet 8:70--Walter Winchell 9:oo—Fights 9:so—Famous Fights 10:00 —Mo vie time TH IRSUAY Afternoon 400—Abb. & Costello 4:3o—Little Rascals S:OO—W. Woodpecker s:3<l—Mickey Mouse Evening 6:00 —Popeye6:3o—(Trcus Boy 7:00—-Zorro 7 B:oo—Pat Boone B:3O—OSS T 9:oo—.Navy Log 9:3o—Movietime

20 Years Ago Today — ■ October 23, 1937 — Richard and William Durbin are killed this morning when truck is hit by Adams street Pennsylvania crossing. Central school building will be sold to make way for new JuniorSenior high school. Roy Hall, president of Central Sugar Co. here, is speaker at Quest club at Fort Wayne. E. W. Lankenau, chairman, names judges for Callithumpian parade. Several new 1938 automobiles go on display today at local auto show rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Bowen and

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the Misses Mary Kathryn and Anna Jane Tyndall attended the NavyNotre Dame football game at South Bend today. Mrs. Joe Lose and daughter, Mrs. Robert Eyles, Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shraluka attended, the Navy-Notre Dame football game at South Bend today. • < , Modern Etiquette | i BY ROBERTA LEE I Q. What are the duties of the matron-of-honor while the ceremony is taking place? A. She stands nearest the bride, takes her bouquet or prayer book while the ring is put on, returning them at the proper time, aryl she arranges the bride's train when

she turns from the altar. ' Q. If a man is telephoning another man on business, does he say, "This is Mr. Johnson of the Acme Company”? A. It would be better if he omitted the “Mr.” He can say, “This is Johnson ot the Acme Company,” or, “inis is George Johnson.” Q. Should clam chowder be served in cups or soup plates? A. In soup plates. Q. For how long does a 'widow wear deep mourning after the passing of her husband? A. Deep mourning is very seldom worn these days. It is all right to wear a touch ot white with dark clothing, and the usual time is a year.

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