Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 304, Decatur, Adams County, 27 December 1957 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evenin* Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Entered at the Decatur/Ind., Post Office aa Second Class Matter Dick D Heller Preaiaeu. J. H. Heller Vice-President Chas. Holthouse Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Batea* By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $8.00; Six months 34.25: 3 months. $2.25. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year. 80.00; 6 months, $4.75; 8 months, $2.50. By Carrier: 30 cento per week. Single coplea, 6 cento-

Adams county was much more fortunate, motorwise than many other Hoosier areas. There were no death and tragedies oyjer the holiday and little law Violation was reported. o o Let's keep up our good record of very few auto mishaps. It means that county enforcement officials are on their toes and making the highways safe for travel. —O—O— A few more days and Christmas vacation will be over and then before long the first half of the school year will close. Time flies and before long Commencement exercises will be announced for all the schools. Then will come another summer vacation, long before everyone but the students are ready for it o o—Detroit Lions face the Cleveland Browns in the championship pro football game of the year. Both teams have excellent personnel and we'd guess it would be a dose game. If the Lions can get through their usual fateful first half, they should win. Either team which wins will know it has been through a game. ——o——o— — Rumors continue to fly around the Court House and no doubt there will be changes in the appointive county family. The present county appointees have done excellent work, except they failed to get their Democrat friends out to the polls and as a result, the Republicans win the majority on the board of Commissioners, the body which makes mqnt of the appointments.

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WANE-TV CHANNEL IS FRIDAY Eve*l** B:oo—Margie 8:10 —New* B:4o—Weather B:4B—Douglas Edwards 7:oo—Annie Oakley * 7:3o—Leave it to Beaver S :00—Trackdown B:3o—Zane .Grey 9:oo—Mr. Adams and Eve 9:3o—Men of Annapolis 10:00—Lineup 10:30 —Person to Person 11:00 —The News, Hickox 11:10 —Weathervane 11:15—Million Dollar Movie SATURDAY Morals* B:39—Willy • :00—TBA 9:3o—Captain Kangaroo 10:80 —Mighty Mouse 11:00—Susan’s Show 11:30—Movie Museum 11:45 —Learn to Draw tttrraM* 18:00 —Jimmy Dean Show >l:oo—.Big Picture I:3O—TBA I:l's—Preview 3:00 —Gator Bowl 4:3O—JTo Hockey evening 3:30 —San Francisco Beat 1:00 —Lassie 3:30 — Perry Mason B:3o—Dick and the Duchess 9:00—Oh Susanna 9:Bo—Have Gun Will Travel 10:00—Gunsmoke 10:80—Sheriff of Cochise 11:00—Swaueon Theater SUNDAY 9 20—Faith For Today 10:00—Lamp Unto My Feet 10:30—I/ook Up and Live 11:00—UN In Action 11:30—This Is The Life Take A Trip 13:30—Cartoon Capers pto tIMI '^ atioß «;oo— ttba 4:oo—‘Beat the Clock 5:09 —Seven Lively Ajta Evcblbm B:oo—.The Christmas Album 1:80 —20th Century „ 7:00—O Henry Playhouse 7 .30—Jack Benny 8:00—Ed Sullivan 9:OO—G.E. Theater • 9:lo—Alfred Hitchcock W 00—564,000 Challenge 10:80 —What’s My Line 114M—CBS News 11:15 —Premiere Performance wkjg-tv CHANNEL 33 FRIDAY Evening 4:00 —Gatesway to Sports 3:15 —News, Jack Gray t:85 —Weather :30—Cartoon Express 3:4S—NBC News 7:00 —State Trooper Sc 3« —Boots and Ssddlee 3:oo—Court of last Resort B:3o—Life of BHey 9:OO—M-»«nad 9:3o—The Th|n Man Barber's Corner 11:03—News 4 Weather 11:15—Snorts Today 11:80 —Warner Bros. Theater SATURDAY Morning BAit—Johnny Mack Brown Show 10:00 —Howdy Doody «■ — -i—— - 1

Forecasts are that the mild weather is about over and before very long we can expect much colder weather and that probably means snow and other winter accompaniments. Guesses are now that New Years day will be more winterized than was Christmas. ■ o o— It is just as bad to permit a/ motorist to pay too much to parH and Decatur has numerous meters which take from 20 cents upward to fill out the two hours. This is no fault of the police officers, but if worn out meters are permitted to remain in service the trade in Decatur which we have jealously built up by making this the best business area in northern Indiana will soon go to pot. We have beard a good many shoppers complaining about the meters. It is neither right nor is it fair for the merchants who are trying their best to satisfy shoppers. ■ " O ■ ■■■O — The present city administration is closing its second year of a four year term. Mayor Cole and his aides have done a good job of returning order and economy to city government. Everything is not as they would desire it, but every department is working hard to reach that happy medium in government where everything is going economically and in good order. We have faith in the Cole administration, and believe it has made great forward strides. All indications are that a big majority of the people are satisfied. A few whose toes have been stepped on are mad and a |ew who thought they should uve all <he city’s business are mad. That is a sign of good health in government. ■ I

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11:00 —Fury 11:30—Sky King Afternoon 12:00—Two Gun Playhouse 12:45—Championship Bowling I:4s—Blue-Gray Football Game 4:3o—.Musical Momenta 4:4s—Eant-West Game Evening 7:3o—People Are Funny B:oo—Perry Como 9:00—.Polly Bergen 9:3o—Giseie MacKensie , 10:00—What’s It For? 10:30—Your Hit Parade 11:00—Badge 714 11:30—Warner Bros. Theater SUNDAY Morning B:oo—Cristophers 5:30 —Mission at Mid-Century :O0 —Tne Answer 9:so—Man to Man 9:45 —Christian Science , 10:00—Sacred Heart 10:15—The Pastor 10:30—This is The Life 11:00 —Cartoon Time Afternoon 12:00—Two Gun Playhouse I:oo—iFloria n Za*ach I:oo—McMillen Ice Rink Dedication I:4s—.World Champ. Pro Football 4:39—Projection *SB s:3o—BeuleaJi Evening B:oo—Cieco Kid 6:3o—Life with Elizbeth 7:00 —Amateur Hour 7:30 —Sally B:oo—Steve Alien Show 9:00 —Chevy Show 10:00—Loretta Young 19:30 —Janet Dean 11:00—News Special U:l(>— Sports Today 11:15—Armchair Theater WPTA-TV CHANNEL 21 FRIDAY Afternoon 4:oo—Abbott and Costello 4:4s—Little Rascals s:oo—Buccaneers ( s:3o—Mickey Mouse Club Evening 6:oo—Popeye 6:3o—Colonel March 7joo—Sports Focus >15 —John Daly 7:3o—Rin Tin Tin B:oo—Jim Bowie B:3o—Patrice Munsel 9:00 —Frank Sinatra 9:3o—Date With The Angela 10:00—Colt 45 10:30—Movietime SATURDAY Afleraeoa 4:00—-Indiana University Evening 6:15—111 Star Golf 7:ls—Varity Time 7:3o—Keep It In The Family B:oo—Country Music 9 :fto—Lawrence Welk 10:00—Mike Wallace 10:30—Movietime 4 SUNDAY Afternoon 4:00—Oral Roberts 4 Ro— Wings of Heeling 5;00 —Susie s:39—lndiana University Evening 6:oo—tiepeat Performance 7:3o—Maverick 8:30 —Bowling Stars 9:oo—Open Hearing 9:3o—varity Time 10:00—Scotland Yard 10:30—Movietime MOVIES AIHBK “Black Scorpio if* Fri. at 7:00; ■19:58: ’thin Glory” st 8:40

Paris Trip Is Yule Gift For Employes 29 Employes Given Trip For Christmas NEWTON, Mass. (W — They'll toast the boss in gay Paree and he'll pay the tab in ofie of the most unusual office parties of the year. They are the 29 employes of Beacon Plastics Corp, here who were winging their way to Europe today on an expense-paid 15-day "Christmas bonus” trip. A total of 50 persons, including some employes paying their own way, clients and wives, are in the party. The trip is on Joseph L. Shol--lyn, president of Beacon Plastics. Sholkin is paying all expenses of 10-year or more employes. Workers with less time on the job pay a proportionate share of their expenses—six years' with the company would mean 60 percent com-pany-paid and 40-percent by the individual making the trip. The group was due at Madrid by noon today. The itinerary includes Rome, Paris, London, then, if they choose, either Ireland or Holland. They'll spend New Year’s Eve at the Folies Bergere and other famed Paris nightspots. * ' ' 1 I 20 Years Ago ’ Today J December 27, 1937 — Bobby Hensley, 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hensley, Marcellus, Mich., is buried here today. Newton D. Baker, former secretary of war, will be buried tomorrow. < Reppert auction school opens today. Mrs. James Haney, 54, of near Willshire, 0., dies today. Calvin Steury wins Purdue agriculture short course in essay contest. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Runyon entertain employes of Runyon Garage at dinner party. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Miller entertain friends at Christmas dinner. Miss Helen Suttles and Miss Marjorie Carroll of Indianapolis are visiting in Decatur. Herb Fullenkamp of Chicago is visiting relatives in Decatur. Trade in a good town — Decatur t '1 —— —' —

CHAPTER 29 THE ADVERSARIES were be--1 ginning to tire. Their movements were less deft, their blows less accurate. David was bleeding from the mouth and from a wound over an eye; Andrew, from the nose. Their clothes were torn and dusty. But neither of them would yield an inch except under extreme pressure; and if either was forced to recede It was only to return fiercely to the attack. They were obviously going to fight to the point of exhaustion, until the last strength was drained from bruised, tired muscles, as a matter of masculine pride and perversity. Deborah saw Andrew driving at David with short, punishing jabs. She saw David retaliate with a punch to the heart that made the artist grunt Suddenly she clenched her own fists and began to scream in hysteria She could not stop. It was as if the screams were being torn out of her. She was shocked beyond all self-control. The men drew apart, looking awkward and guilty. They glared at each other, then Andrew walked unsteadily to Deborah and put a hand on her shoulder. She shook him off, unable to bear pls touch after the injuries and hurts that hand had done its best to inflict The artist rubbed the hand over his face and glanced at the resultant smear of blood. Deborah's screaming quietened to hoarse sobs. David Gray looked from one to the other, then turned and limped away. Hector Maclnch leaned on his stick with the assurance of one awaiting in keen anticipation the second act of an absorbing play. "It’s all over now,** said Andrew to Deborah, between gasps for air. "Don’t cry." "You .... you were like beasts!” "I’m sorry you had to see IL” "You’re not sorry!" She dabbed her eyes with a handkerchief. “You’d go at each other again without a second thought” Stumbling, she picked her way between tufts of tall grass, clumps of gorse and outcroppings of rock to the sheltered hollow where they had lunched. Andrew somewhat unsteady on his legs, helped her to gather up the residue of the picnic. Carrying the wicker basket he walked with her to her car. He stowed the basket in the baggage compartment, opened the dorr, and handed her in to the driving seat. Feeling constant tremors that passed thrtiugh him, she rea-

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Twilight Passes By Sputnik Over U. S. Different Sections Saturday, Sunday l CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (W — Dog-carrying satellite Sputnik II will make three twilight passes across different sections of the United States Saturday and Sunday. the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory said today. Traveling from southwest to northeast, Sputnik) II will appear Saturday over eastern New York state and New England beginning about 4:05 p.m. CST. The second pass, starting at 5:45 p. m , will cover a pie-shaped wedge from eastern Montana to eastern Kansas then north to Wisconsin. The third traversal, beginning at 7:30 p.m., will pass south of San Francisco across to eastern Montana. Sputnik II will appear over northern Maine at 3:40 p.m, Sunday, the observatory said. The second pass, starting at 5:20 p.m;, will be over a small wedge of the United States from North Dakota down to northern Missouri and up

lized now greatly the fight had broached him physically. “I know you don’t take good advice.” he said, in the same harsh, breathless voice as before, "but I’ve got to say this. Keep away from me. Forget about me. I have nothing but shame and misery to offer any woman.” Slamming the car door, he turned and made his way painfully to where his easel stood. • • • It was to be an informal little party, a gathering of friends who had entertained Deborah, or whom Joyce wanted her to meet, a sprinkling of teachers and their wives from Ewan’s school,' and some members of the Amateur Dramatic Society. They would help themselves at a makeshift bar to sherry, Madeira or cider. There would be tea and coffee on a sidetable. There would be sandwiches made to be eaten tn two bites; small sausage tolls; triangles of toast bearing chicken livers wrapped in bacon, fillets of anchovy, chopped egg and toasted cheese, or spread with savory pastes. And, of course, the fancy cakes the Scots love and are artists at creating. Nothing elaborate. When telephoning the invitations, Joyce said, “From fouriah to a bit after seven.” A simple affair, hardly a party at all. No need for fuss. It would run itself. None of It would be the least trouble. Having so decided, Joyce rolled up her sleeves and went to work. For a full day, from morning to early evening, she and Deborah and the houseworker who ‘obliged’ from time to time scoured, dusted, polished until the house could have stood inspection from cellar to attic. "Who’s going to go looking under beds and behind wardrobes?" asked Deborah, a little wearily. “You don’t know Gamock,” replied Joyce, briskly carrying on with the attack on fugitive specksDeborah wondered what domestic upheaval would have been necessary had they been giving the sort of affair that does call for a preliminary fuss. On the day of the party the whole morning and part of the afternoon was spent tn preparing food, for Joyce had a card-index memory for every edible curiosity that had graced her friends’ parties and was determined to outdo them all. The guests would have arrived to find her still regrouping dishes, polishing glasses that gleamed already and marshalling china in-new arrangements: had not Deborah taken her by. the

to Wisconsin. The third twilight passage will begin at 7:00 p.m., covering a wedge of land from Puget Sound south to central Nevada and northerly to eastern Montana. The Russians’ second was expected to make three twilight passes over the nation tonight, the observatory said. Scientists said Sputnik II would be visible over the United States less frequently until Jan. 1 and not at all during early January. Two-Year-Old Girl Killed In Accident HUNTINGTON iW — Rebecca Josephine McDaniel, 2, R. R. 1, Alexandria, was killed today indirectly because she coughed. Police said the child was riding in a car seat beside her father, William, 44, when she coughed. McDaniel took his eyes off the road a moment to look down at his daughter. The car swerved off Ind. 105 ■ four miles south of Andrews, hit a pole and glanced back into the road. A door flew open and the child was thrown into the highway. Her skull was fractured. _J-. . -- - _ . - -

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shoulders at three and propelled her upstairs to change. They left their doors open to enable them to talk from room to room without overly raising their voices. “I wish you hadn’t asked the Maclnches." called Deborah. Joyce’s reply was only a mumble until she removed a safety pin from between her teeth. “After the lovely dinner they gave us?" ’ “She is a dear but I can’t stand him. He's such a sadistic beast.’’ “Well, I do admit he’s a bit provoking but, as this isn’t their cup of tea, they’ll probably come late and leave early. You can stand him for an hour. We couldn’t possibly have left them out.’’ “No, I suppose not." For a time Joyce did all the talking, which did not discomfit her in the least. As long- as she had a listener she would carry on a sporadic monologue for hours. Deborah unpacked the bronze statuette she had bought in Glasgow, admiring again its slim elegance. The fight on the hillside had frustrated her intention of telling Andrew the mass of fact and surmise that was in her mind and leaving it to him to carry on from there. For the present, at least, she could not intrude on him again. He had said vehemently, “Keep away from me.” True, he was thinking of her safety and happiness; but a rebuff like that could not be ignored. As she saw it, the case now hinged on the missing murder weapon, the other statuette. Find that, said intuition, and the answer would be plain. She already had a plan for finding the thing; a plan that frightened her fc’hcn she thought of it. She was not at all sure she would find the courage to carry it through. If only she had been able to pour out her thoughts to Andrew. If only the two men had not behaved like belligerent schoolboys, breaking up what had promised to be a wonderful afternoon. Meanwhile, here was the replica of the murder weapon; and she had a use for it As sodn as she was dressed she carried it down and placed it, on one of the bookcases in the living room. It was an object to draw the eye. Perhaps one of the guests would betray a consciousness of having seen a similar object before. She would be watchful . .. The trap is sprung with surprising results as The Lonely. Man continues | tomorrow in (Name of Paper).

Eisenhower To Kick Off 1958 Campaign WASHINGTON (IB — President Eisenhower will kick off the GOP congressional election campaign , Jan. 20 at one of a series of fund-raising dinners across the country. The President will address tb dinner in Chicago. His speech and those of others at the dinners in 26 states will be linked in a half-hour television broadcast sponsored by the Republican Finance Committee. NOTICE Notice is hereby riven to the shareholders of the First State Bank of Decatur. Decatur, Indiana, that there will be a meeting of the shareholders, Tuesday, January 14, 1868 at its office at 2:30 P.M. for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors of said Bank for the coming year ot 185 ».s. H. H. Krueckeberg, Caeli ier Dec. 13-20-37: Jan. 3-10 LEGAL MITKR P. S. C. I. No 27493 In the matter of the petition of Indiana Bell Telephone Company, Incorporated, for approval of changes and revisions in the schedules of rates, tolls, charges, rules and regulations presently filed, established and approved for intrastate message Toll Telephone Service. Notice is hereby given that on December 6. 1857, Indiana Bell Telephone ComsMwiy, Incorporated, filed the above entitled Petition with the Public Service Commission of Indiana and that this Petition is In a matter concerning increases and decreases in ltd rates, tolls, and charges for intrastate message toll telephone service, affecting telephone patrons and users throughout the State of Indiana. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE Company, incorporated Dec. 29 STATE OF INDIANA o SSs COUNTY OF ADAMS THE FIRST STATE BANK OF DECATUR, DECATI R. INDIANA VS H. H. HOYT IN THE ADAMS CIRCUIT COI’RT NOVEMBER TERM. 196 T 1A V ON-RESIDENT TOi H. H. HOYT , . The Plaintiff la the above entitled cause of action having tiled Its complaint therein together with its affidavit that the Defendant has left the State of Indiana and is a. nonresident of the State of Indiana NOW THEREFORE. H. H. Hoyt, Defendant in the above entitled cause of action is hereby notified that unless he appear in the Adams Circuit Court on the 17th day of February. 1858, being the IM Jud+»4al dav -of tbe-February, 1958, term of said Court, at the Court House in the City of Decatur. Indiana, to answer or demur to said oomplaint, the same will be heard in his abuenc®. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of this Court this 13th day of December, 1967. Richard D. Lewton Clerk Adams Circuit Court Custer and Smith, Attorneys .... I for Plaintiff i Dec. 13 20 27 CLAIMS ALLOWED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ON MONDAY DEC. 23. 1967. County Citizens Telephone Co., bper. 3161.90 Comm. Print Shop, elk. exp. 4.84 Miller-Bryant-Pierce, do . 10.30 Arleda Sorgen, do * . 20.00 Barbara Lewton, do 20.00 Carolyn Lehman, do 36.00 Richard Lewton, mat. of ins. 15.00 Gerald Kohne, M.D., do 20.00 John B. Terveer. M.D., do — 20.00 Haywood Pub. Co., elk. exp. 274.99 Merle Affolder. mater of ins. 15.90 James M. Burk, M.D., do .... 10.00 Donna R. Roth. aud. exp 76.00 Haywood Pub Co aud sup ... 16.25 Edward J. Jaberg, do ... 30.00 Commercial Print Shop, do 85.30 Helen E. Johnson, treas. exp. 100.00 Waldo D. Neal, do 81.40 Miller-Bryant-Pierce, do .... 8.70 Commercial Print Shop, do 320 Haywood. Publishing Co., do 363.45 Neuenschwander Inc., do 111.73 Haywood Publishing Co., do 168.32 Gay’s Mobil Serv., sher. exp. 5.32 S E Merriman Ampersand Co 72.95 The Schafer Co., do 93.54 Commercial Print Shop, do 14.30 Emergency Radio Serv., do 93 75 W. S Parley & Co., do 22.39 Decatur Democrat Co., do 21.35

KENNY P. SINGLETON AS New Distributor For PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IN ADAMS COUNTY -- . \ OUR TRUCK WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH AUTOMATIC STAMPING METERS TO SHOW THE AMOUNT OF EACH DELIVERY. PHONE 3-9145 DECATUR, INDIANA 5 MARATHON MILEMAKER GASOLINE MARATHON V.E.P. MOTOR OILS ' MARAFUEL HEATING OILS THE OHIO OIL COMPANY Producers of Petroleum Since 1887,

Holthouse Drug, do 13.93 Klmpel’a Cigar Store, do .... 9.35 Habegger Hardware, do .... 12.44 Merle Affolder, sher. exp. .. 231.30 Mrs. Lawrence Diehl, do .... 1152 Schwarts Ford Co., do 3891.70 Lincoln Rep. Inc., surv. exp. 42.28 Commercial Print Shop, do . 3.82 xLewis L. Smith, pros. at. exp. 215.69 IjewlsD. Smith rent Bobbs-Merrill Co., do 3.50 Bessie Koos, ass. exp 98.00 Walter Koos, do 30.80 Commercial Print Shop, do 5.65 O. M. Grablll, sch. supt 21.52 Commercial Print Shop, do .. 690 Mildred Foley, Bitt. oft. mil. 24.72 Leo N. Seltenrlght, co. ag. ex. 32 78 Citizens Telephone Co., do .. 20.35 Lois Folk, do - ...™. .™..;....... 34.30 Commercial Pr(#t Shop, do .. 14.57 L. E. Hoffman, do —, 8.60 Edwards Studio, do 5.6# Gerber’s Super Market, do .. 15.85 E. J. LeVay, Inc., do 486.20 Dictaphone Corp., do ... 413.80 Elmer Winteregg Jr., co. mil. 15.84 Robert J. Zwick, dp. co 50.00 Irene K- Zwick.. elk., co 25.00 Ed F Berling, grand Jury 5.00 James Gattshall, do - 5.00 W. Anderson Co., ct. et. exp. 37.50 Callaghan A Co., do 1500 Shepard's Citations, do 26.00 West Publishing Co., do .... 49.50 Sutton Jewelry Store,’ do .... 19.75 Citizens Telephone Co., do .. 27.40 Economy Printing Co., do 48 00 Coverall Rental Service, do 1.80 C. H. Muselman. do 30.00 John Bixler, ct. h. Jan. 235.00 Jewel Ehlnger, ct. h. mat. . 100.00 Lople Drake, et. h. w'atch. .. 10.00 Coverall Re (J tai Ser., ct..J). ex. 3.80 Sa neo Prod. Co., do “V........... 71 37 Dee Dierkes, do 7.75 Kohne Drug Store, ct. h. c. h. 17.53 Habegger Hardw., ct. h. ex. 3.55 Haugk't* Heating & Ap., do 26.35 S. E. Merriman & Co., do . 210.00 Doris Affolder. jail matron 125.00 Decatur Lumber Co., jail exp. 8.82 Habegger Hardware, do — 13.16 North. Ind. Pub. Serv., do ... 10.26 Geo. Fosnaugh, co. h. supt. 234.90 Alta Fosnaugh, co. mat. 136.90 Erma Moore, co. h. help 120.00 Bessie Wendl<> do 50.00 Lekna Stokes, do !.... 40.00 Martha Shoafe do 36.00 Bryce Harvey, do, ... 140.00 Charley Elzey, do 30.00 Charles McDonald, do -. 100.00 Dr. N. Rich, co. h. phys. — 50.00 Stiefel Grain Co., eo. h. oper. 247.60 Heller Coal Feed & Sup., do 110.49 Gerber’s Supeg Mkt., do 13.75 Stewart's Bakery, do 73.02 Blackwell’s, do 13.68 Food Mkt. Corp., do 223 18 Fortney Shoe Shop, do 2.50 Decatur Equip. Co., do , 68.18 Kohne Drug Store, do. 17.08 Decatur Blue Flame Gas. do 355.13 Butler's Garage, do 7.27 Ace Exterminating, do 8.00 Beavers Oil Serv., do 73.48 Schafer Co., do 14.43 Dr. R. Allison, do .... 9.50 Glen Manley, do 20.75 Ktinpel's Cigar Store, do 82 80 Will Winnes. Wash. Tp. Ass. 184.30 Harley Reef. co. com. 4 mH. 241 74 Roland J. Miller, do 241.74 Mrs. Alary A. Kintz,, do 241 74 David A. Macklin, co. atty. 125.00 Frank Myers, twp. tr. sal. „ 163 75 Raymond E. Moser, do 163.75 Emil Stauffer, do 195.00 Hugh D Moser, do ... 195.00 August Schlickman, do 163.75 Silvan Sprunger, do 237.50 Ed Aumann. do 195.00 Omer Merriman, do 220.00 Lester Brunner, do 195.00 F. Bittner do 195.00» L. A. Mann, do 257.50 Adams Co; -Clvv Def:, oper. 150.00 Decatur Democrat Co., fe. ad. 82.36 Berne Witness. Inc., do .. 80.19 Neuenschwander Ins., ins 140.80 Burke Ins. Service, do 25.00 Ralph Yoder, tax ref. . 122.75 Zwick Fu. Home', sold. bur. 300.00 Wayne Burger, fox .Ijßunty .. 3.00 Joseph Wall Jr., do , . 3.00 Clarence Minnich, do .. 600 Adolph Kiefer, do 3.00 John Geels, do . 12.00 St. Joe Twp.. school trans 27.47 Ind. Uni. Med. Cen., state in. 6.90

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Buys Health Bond Help Fight TB '.J " 'llf—OffTifll 0 / IQC Ljwir o I| QC '2 'o IL’ < j tv Buy Christmas Seals Pleasant Mills Lions have voted purchase of a $5 health bond, officials of the Christmas seal campaign in Adams county announced today. All proceeds from the annual Christmas seal sale are used in the fight on tuberculosis and to provide clinics and otherwise carry on the fight against the "white plague." Irene Byron Hospital, do 730.00 Treas. Jay Co., ch. of ven. .. 29.00 Harry Dirrim, for. shf. 2.00 Habegger Hdw., ditch alloc-- 6.25 Relnklng Garage, do 7.23 Downtown Texaco, do 1.75 Butler s Garage, do 3.21 Yost Grav.-Rdymix, Inc., do 98.34 Krick Welding, do 39.50. Hofstetter Bros. Farm St., do 15.00 G. .Remy Blerly, do 112.89 Hogstetter Motor Sale, do .. >OO Geneva Lbr. & Sup., ditch al. .64 Richard D. Lewton. do 163 68 Borg .Const. Co., do 3638.68 R. D. Cole, do 30.00 HIGHWAY Citizen’s Tele Co oper 18.95 City- of Decatur do - 18.84 Parr’s Tire & Impl. Serv do 31.45 Felber Mach & Weld do 13.83 Decatur Auto Supply do 133.36 Mae Allister Mach Co do 80.92 Hi-Way Serv Sta. do «.<H) T. Beerbower do 18.40 Schwartk Ford Co do 2.30 Mattax Auto Paint Shop do. 3.35 Faurote Radiator Serv do .... 18.38 C. C. Aibbott do 6.3'5 , W. Brintzenhofe do —- 2.00 Mossman Yarnelle Co do Berne Farm Equlp.Oo do .... 2.19 Paul I'oder Garage do 36.95 Habegger Hdw. do 10.05 Butler’s Garage do — 145.63 Decatur lOquip Co do 332.78 Beavers Oil Serv do 7.13 Motor Fuel Tax Div do 49.98 Nat l Oil & Gas do 1180.70 Petrie Oil do 43.16 Rawls Inc So - 95.64 Myers Home A Auto do 73.62 L G Knittie do 10.00 J. E. Sheets do 15.6«> H. L. Habegger do .... .... 35.00 Meshberger Bros Stone corp Mater. 6193.40 J. W. Karch Stone Co do 3069.47 Lybarger Gravel A Readymix do Bl.ie Krick-Tyndall Co do 28.11 Morton Salt Co do 213.00 Grimm Stamp & Badge do .... 16.76 Indiana State Ind. do 118.49 W. H. Gilliam do 1828.7,*> It. Fleming do 7.35 Decatur Ins Co Ins — 9 08 Neuenschwander Inc do 156.92 Deeds Equip Co inc prop .... 995.00 Splutter Co-Ing da — ....... 18.6 p Yost Gravel-Ready-mix Bridge i 1520. i'll ( Berne Lbr Co do -6.0 w . Chester Adams, do 25.091 WELFARE ' B Nelson Mil & Post M J T .... 7.00 M Marshall do 3.01 V Lirin do .•—...Zi12-14 L Glendening do 1r>.12 C D Steury ao ... 11.76 Oltlz Tel Co Oper 21.30 Royal Mcßee Corp do 44.00 Haywood Pub. Co do 91.7A R L Polk & Co do 25 09 Public Employ Retires do — 5 <3.29 Board of Commissioners Certified before me thia path day , at December. IKIT. Edward F. Jaberg, Auditor Adams CO. tad. Dee. 27

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