Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 280, Decatur, Adams County, 27 November 1957 — Page 2

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT 1 z Published Every Evening Except Sunday By i J THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO . INC. ! Entered at the Decatur.*lnd.. Post Office as Second Class Matter Dick D Heller President J H Heller Vice-President Chas. Hoithouse Secretary-Treasurer .•**t Sinlurt^ptinn Rates; ® Ry Mail in Adatrts and Adjoining Counties: One year, $8.00; V A Six months, $4 25; 3 months, $2 25 i By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, " $3 00: 8 months, $4.75; 3 months, $2.50 By Carrier: 30-cents per week. Single copies. 8 cents.

The crisp weather has aided in warding off an epidemic of colds and flu .and several doctors report that the general health in this area is good. o o_ — Every week, more and more citiMns are learning the value of regular church attendance and all Decatur churches show a steady increase in attendance. is a sign of a good community. Let's all work to keep H.lhat way. Sg," ——O 0 * sure and read the adverffSiAfients in this issue of the riflKr Democrat. You will be iW| ncv ahead if you plan to do jmir Christmas shopping in Deaßur. Take advantage of the cnnplete stocks presently in loSb stores. You'll be the winner. ™ - - o o — regret the illness of Presi4gat Eisenhower. At a time such we are going through, we tiwuld have strong and healthy An at the hehn of our govern■wnt. Let’s all hope that his illwill be short lived and that W will be back in the harness

fro PROGRAMS Central Daylight Time W WANE-TV 2:oo—<’hurlie Powell " 2:ls—Texas va Texas A&M CHANNEL 15 5:00—B««s Bunny Theater WKBSHIDAT s:ls—Tex Matey Shew ■lew K»e»l»K H \iarn-te • :Bo —Galeewag to Sports o—New* 4:ls—New*. Jack Gray o—Weather — «:2*~-The Weathermaa r»:e EdWard * •:«3rec , Ne£ ' ♦tee—iiniUtraire J-w Y - I,|lr bife tTs®=,. -teMgr. I Jimmy Dean Thiteter <‘IIS Newa >'mi*4V Captain Kangaroo “ Peppermint Theater - 5 , , CAptalHTKatiirarod - * XGS Fait*b tp Live By “ ahM. ttontper llooni -i . ftfS,e 10:00—Arlene Francis Show su’ike it"nk li' * 10:30—Treasure Hunt „. H Rlch 11100—The ITke b Hight > ’^' tb “ ll °»'» e WeraoVa 1 '" ” r °” n! * e ‘' u<,n<eß Thelr&ff ’?<:'“Vou The Verdict IS Tours irlemln., Bright Day } ir farming Secret Storm 1-25—The WetttHernian Sar ti <, &neh NlrMt 1 Bar t& Han ch 2:o6—Charlije Powell *....,. ~t r. ltrtde & Groom flltio v„' 3:oo—Matinee Theater WaZ We, th er 4 :00—Queen A.r a Day rLnJia. v,i«arO. 4:4s—Modern Romances ♦KaZltv Edwards surn—Bugs Bunny Theater ®eZgg L r "“* ter ZKUeaway to Sports at" ».!?", * . 6:ls—Jack Gray, News -The New*. Hickox <•>#—riTto*n r "Rx»re»s tin • Weathervane S V" *V x l >rei ” I^s- Hollywood Parade f i>'dihiy < ;3^~-»in<l SttfWlFN Jg, . rnil>. 1 of laftsl lU-NOFt d K '’ ey dm’"- BoxinV” C. t- ' Kangaroo l«;4s—Bed Barber s Corner W« «: Kangaroo 11:00—News * Weather IdPvt' '; rYrv *ihDW 11715—J’ Strike It Rich 11:20—Warner Brothers Theater News * Markets iSys le.ve of Life " tegtO—Search for Tomorrow CHANNEL Z1 Sp -Guiding Light W h'lHExnit W« Women* Page Fvealax JtrSo As the AVorld Turns _X . 6:oo—Popeye I IIS— Beat the Clock 6:3o—Brave Eayle 10—House Party 7:oo—Sports Focus io-r-The Big Payoff 7:ls—John Ugly W —The Verdict Is Tours \ | 7:JO- Disneyland »»— Brighter Day 8:36--Tombstone Territory l»—Secret storm . 9:66—Ozale 111 The Edge of Night S:3o— Walfgr Winchell IS— Bar 15 Ranch 10:00—Fights 10:50 —Famous Fights Hi—Margie 11:00—Movietime 10—News. TIBItSIHT 16—Weather ~...r_- Wteraoow 15—Dougins Edwards 3:00 —American Bandstand IE i ■AnhttrValUeF- —— I:M—l>U V~mi Trust Your Wife? If,—LeavO it To Beaver —Abbott * Costello »•—Traekdown 4:4s—Utt le Rascals to—Zanu Grey s:oo—Woady Woodpecker Hl—Mr. Adams and Eve 5:30- -Mickey Mouse Club 10 -Men of Annapolis Evening Hl—Lineup 6:oo—Popeye 16—Person to Person t>:J0 —Rocky Jones Mi -The News, Hlckox i:60 —Thanksgiving Parade o—Weathervane 7:3o—Circus Boy s—Hollywood Parade few —Zorro .- VViWd"TV s * : 3 < *’ — o"s B ' >on * * CHANNEL 33 ■ - UEDAEHIIAIf ' - . ‘ '"I! {ata* 1 L . FKipAV g—tlatesway. t« Sporw _ tftrrnoon S—News. JJfrk Gray" ~ 3:oo—American Bandstand s—The Weatherman ?.:3ii._lo> Yoh Trust Your Wife? u—Cartoon T7xpres» 4 ;IHi~ Alibott & Costoßo S—NBC News 4:45 —Little Rascals •—Whirly bl rd* s:oo—.Buceatieers o—Wagon Train .7:30 - Mickey .Mouse Club 6—Father Kpows Best Evening •—Kraft Theater 6:«o—Popeye WISH! -This Is Tour Life 6:36—Colonel Man h IjtaXi' Captain Grief 7:6o—Sport* Foo us fCpti—News * W eather 7:ls—John Duly 1 Dis—sports Today 7:30--Rin Tin Tin ITtJo- Armchair Theater 6:O4l—JUn Bns le * THIBHHI G, ; 8:30— Patrice Mnrnlng 9:00 —Frank Sinatra Tttm—Today ’9:36—Date tvtth Th. Angels ShM, - Faith To Uv« By l«:«—Cplt ♦» m.Ni -Romper Room 10:30—Mvvietime 1B»* Cartoon Fun t '——■ — —— leol’.J L Hudson Parade MOVIFC ILo*—Ma.y » Paradet ITlWIta _ ADAM* I®o<| Th Tar Dough ■ Devils HaUtpln” Wednesday at 13i3e--H Could lie You 7:35 9:32: Thursday at 2:06; J:ss:| t'ot-Fsnr*.and Fariutng , t-Mp 7-5.1: 9:5’t;ts -News "Troppvr Hook ' Friday nt I::H, 1:35- The Weui%orman #:41: fMtt'irday at 2:30 I;1S; 6:10; l:3o RiitUh > 7.015: tQ:<i». - ■ J

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone and don’t forget to attend church to startJWie day right. —_a o— Trainmaster Louis Jacobs, chief of the train to meet Santa Claus Saturday, December 7, at Ohio City. O. has announced that it will be necessary to divide the train into three sections, to accommodate all children of the area who have ticket reservations. It should be a great event for the kiddies and grown-ups too. Judge Myles F. Parrish, Adams circuit court, will deliver the Commencement address at International College on the night of December 5. Judge Parrish, who has established an enviable record as a speaker is constantly in demand for ail types of addresses, throughout Indiana. He is proud also of the fact that regardless of the distance of his night commitment, be is back in time to open Court at the appointed time. In addition to this he is president of Lincoln school parent-teachers association and he also is active in numerous civic affairs. ‘

Event Schedule At Youth Center Here Calendar Is listed By Center Director Future activities at the Decatur Youth and Community Center: Wednesday, Nov. 27 — Troop 5, Girl Stouts — 4-5 p.m.; dance class, students ot Marge and Charles studios. Fort Wayne — 4-ff p.m. Thursday. Nov. 28 — Closed, Thanksgiving Day. Friday. Nov. 29 — mental health meeting —1 p.m. Saturday. Nov. 30 — Troop 36, Brownies — 2-3 p.m.; teen council dance — 8:30 to 11;30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 1— Chi Rho Sunday school class dinner — evening event. Monday, Dec 2 — Krick and Tyni dall meeting and dinner —l2 ' noon; Lions club dinner meeting — 6.30 p.m. Tuesday. Dec. 3 — county home demonstration club meeting — 9 a.m. Boy Scout banquet —7 p.m.; Air Force reserve meet-1 ing — 7:30 p.m. Winter schedule for the Youth room will be 3:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday, 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays. For reservations ball Richard Linn, director of the center, any weekday between 10 a m. and 10 I p.m. SPECULATION ICi.iitli>iirt fii>in l‘»K« One! Tribune, ‘ that he will not permit, at this critical juncture of affairs. 1 the kind of vacuum in the presidency which prevailed for several months after his heart attack in j September, 1955.” The President himself has spoken on the subject of disability. He did so at a news conference • March 7. 1956. at which he dis-; cussed his decision to ask a sec-: ond term. “When I feel that I can’t carry.Z J on, 1 won’t be there,’’ he said. 1

I tt | li|( | fc : H ar- Sill 111 15C..... ] L' -7 ■ | A ' I I 'A a I t BW i ( 7 V- 9 .. . | .. Santa said, when he heard 1 I Three Trainloads of Children are BQL—; »g.,:JawR S x going to meet him tn Decatur. e " | | December 7. The following a»m j ... Decatur Merchants wish to thank '■'■ jr; | the people of this area for their fO I fine response and hope that the 2.400 Children will enjoy their 7 train trip with Santa on the ' | Erie Railroad. H PICK UP YOUR I TICKETS d Is ' ® I I TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3! »»*»»*** I TRAIN SCHEDULE I SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7 10:00 A.M—Yellow Tickets 1:30 P.MRed Tickets • I 4:00 P.M.—Green Tickets !'* * 8 ItWWKire’B iCTWWlgeWWKiCiCW’ClgMW**************** The Following Merchants of Decatur made this Santa Train possible and Invite You to do your Christmas Shopping in Decatur: Baber's Jewelry Store Gamble's Store L. A O. Shop Beavers Oil Co. /J< E. F. Gass Co. Maselin Heating Begun's Clothing Stere Gerber’s mhi AW > H * ""L st ' »UI . C.mr IGA MUkr-J.... SU,™ Blackwell's Dept. Stere Habegger Hardware M 4 i; t Bower'* Hardware Store Haflich A Morrissey Myer s up I , , . Shoe Store Niblick A Co. : Bower’s Jewelry Stere c « Haugks Price Men’s Wear $ I J Brecht s Jewelry Stere L | ~ | Bob Heller Real Estate Schwarts Ford Co. B ’ Briede Studio ’< De..l.r D.«, I" I B " S "““ *•“" *2 * C ’- Dee.tar IMih.... O„, C. ”. . . „ Kiddie Shop Smith RexaU Drug Co. ’ Decatur Lumber Co. ic Equity Dairy Store LlHrick Bros. i First State Bank Kohne D * Sto e Werteberger’s l Ftoor-Ctaft Le, ’ nd Smlth ,n » urancc Zint.masler Ante Sales

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20 Years Ago Today Nov. 27. 1937—Decatur. Berne and Geneva Scout leaders will j meet here Friday night. Funeral services tor Robert Rex I Adams will be held Monday; Judge DeVoss has set several ; eases to be heard in present court j term. Yellow Jackets beat Genevan 2823. ■ Christmas seal sale will start next week. School board awaits approval of plans before starting new building. C. E. Hocker, assistant postmaster. has been ill at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Beavers of Toledo, 0., are visiting relatives in Decatur. • 4 Cases Disposed Os In Justice Court Cases disposed of in justice of the peace court included: Karl E Burger, 35. apprehended on U. S. 224 Monday for speeding, was fined $1 and costs. Herbert Koerffer. 53, Kentucky, charged ' with passing on a hill on U. S. 224, one-half mile west of Decatur, was fined $1 and costs. Richard A. Closson. 21, Woodburn, was apprehended for excessive speed on U. 8. 27. Hearing on the charge will be held at a later date. Also charged with speeding on U. S. 27, Lester 4G. Habegger, 39. Fort Wayne, wil be arraigned in J. P. court Nov. 30. John F. Earnest of Ossian was fined $5 and costs, charged with driving an overweight truck. All were apprehended by Indiana state police. Slightly Injured When Hit By Auto Thomas Schultz, 7, of 1725 W. Monroe, sustained cuts to the forehead and knee Tuesday morning when he was struck by a car driven by Charles R. Johnson, 25. 116 S. 13th at 13th and Monroe. Schultz ! advised city police he was crossing

with the green light and did not see the car. City police officer Grover Odle, investigating the accident, found the Schultz youngster 39 feet from the impact. He was taken to Adams county hospital where X-rays were found negative. He was discharged from the hospital later in the day. College Students Invited To Dance A special invitation has been extended to college students home for the holidays to attend an afterThanksgiving dance at the Youth and Community center, Saturday evening. Members of the teen council are sponsoring the record hop. with records to be spun by Joe McNerney, from 8 until 11 p.m. Admission charged will be 15 cents a person, or 25 cents a couple. IKE (Continued from Page One) beiio^d: "I can now perform as well as I ever have all of the important duties of the presidency" “stocir - < . intlnued from Page One) one of its biggest declines in a period of 20 minutes in history. The last half hour sales of 1.100,000 shares were the fourth largest since the market started running to 3:30 p.m on Sept. 29, 1952. DOCTORS (Ccntlntied from Page One) would prefer to keep the December meeting on the level of heads of state, or reduce it to a ministerial level. “We will wait for their decision on how it <the meeting' should be held,” Hagerty said. Hagerty said after the White House hears from the NATO council "the President will decide who will attend from the United States.” Signature Is Firn The President affixed his signature this morning to 12 government documents and initialed recess appointments for temporary promotions in the armed services.

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