Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 257, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1957 — Page 5

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Witnesses Attend Lecture At Elkhart Preparations were completed today tor 30 delegates from the Decatur congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses to attend the Bible lecture, ‘‘What are the Prospects for Lasting Peace?" to be given by Peter D’Mura of New York at the Elkhart high school at 3 p.m. Sunday. The Bible talk will be the principal feature of the three day ministers conference of the group

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being conducted November 1-3. Local ministers will be joined by over 1200 representing 20 congregations in a tri-state area. P'Mura, who is district supervisor in Indiana, Michigan and Illinois. will be the main speaker at the assembly. He stated that the object of the meet is to provide practical instruction in the use of the Bible inasmuch as qualified teachers are necessary to advance Christian worship in the rising tide of world problems today. The applied theme to the three, day meet-

ing is "Qualified to Teach.’’ The program will consist of discounts, demonstrations and other training designed to make the delegates more competent teachers. Door to door visits are panned and over 30 of the delegates are expected to be bapized at the Saturday afternoon meeting. Mortgages owned by United States life insurance companies range from 83,386,326,000 in California to $8,015,000 in New Hampshire.

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Four Reservists To Active Duty Sunday FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON, Four Decatur Army Reserve members will arrive at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., Sunday to begin six months of active duty training under the reserve forces act of 1955. They are, Vernon V. Ratcliff, rural route 6, of Battery C, 424th Field Artillery Battalien; Richard L. Bleeke, rural route 6, Battery B, 424th Field Artillery Battalion;

Robert J.- Meyer, rural route 4, Service Battery, 424 Field Artillery Battalion: and Thomas L. Rehg, rural route 4, Battery D. 535th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion. Upon completion of their activeduty stints, the reservists will retarn to Decatur to complete their military obligations as members of their respective Army reserve units. Boston English High School founded in 1821. is the oldest high school in the United States.

101st Addition To Berne Is Annexed The 101st addition to the city of Berne, 2.83 acres in the Gillioin lumber company addition in the southwest part of that city, was advertised Wednesdays and is now effective. It was approved October 14 by the Berne city council. As an outcome Os the Wabash township line mandate case, the new part of the city will be transferred to a special new section, Berne-

Wabash. Before this, when property in Wabash township was transferred to Berne city tax book, it was also transferred to Monroe civil township, as the Berne-Mon-roe book was all counted in Monroe township. County auditor Edward F. Jaberg explained that as soon as the new entry is brought to him, it will be entered in a special section of the old book, headed BerneWabash. This is the same system as was followed when Decatur was split into Decatur-Root and Deca-

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tur-Washington several years «go. A new separate book would cost approximately *2OO, so only separate entries will be kept as long as the number - additions will permit. While Berne remains smaller in size than Decatur, it has almost reached Decatur's total of 118 additions. ’ I* The Savannah was the first steamboat to cross the Atlantic, performing the feat in 1819, taking 30 days to cross from Savannah, Ga., to Liverpool, England.