Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 6, Decatur, Adams County, 8 January 1958 — Page 2

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Gifts Presented To Opportunity School Gifts Are Made To Vera Cruz School A meeting of the parents and teachers of the Vera Cruz opportunity school was held recently at the school. The school’s annual Christinas dinner, held December 19, was discussed and .it was pointed out that Ralph Hoffman of Monroe and Walter Thomas of Vera Cruz had donated the turkeys for the occasion. On the following day, the children presented a Christmas program at the school for their parents and friends. Gifts received included an Irish mail car, trees, decorations and games from the Ossian Hi-Y club; toys from the Decatur and Berne Girl Scouts; j a filled Christmas stocking for each thild from the 0.E.0. club! of the Apostolic Christian church, \ and a tricycle and other toys from the Sunshine club of the Apostolic Christian church. Following is a list of persons i aiyi organizations making cash donations to the school during J the holiday season: the Markle Psi lota Xi sorority; Mrs. Lola Grant; Halbett Barber Sunday school class of the Six Mile church;- Hoosier Grain and Suppy company; Energetic home demonstration club; Herman Miller; Lancaster Neighbors club; Franklin Electric employes; National Oil and Gas company; primary department of St. Mhrk’s Lutheran church, Uniondale; Home Comfort club, Ossian; department eight, Franklin Electric company; M.N.O. club, Liberty Centers; Craigville Evangelical Unite J Brethren church; class 25 of the Evangelical and Reformed church, Bluffton; Bay View Reading club, Bluffton; Ervin Krummen; Women; 's circle of Evangelical and Reformed church, Bluffton; Mildred Park; Reuben Gerber, Faye Hauck and John Frank all of Wells county. “ “i Donations received from Adams county were froni Class SA of the Linn Grove Congregational Christian church; Young People’s Sunday school class of the Linn Grove Christian church; Berne Business Women’s club; Chris Augsburger’s class of the Evangelical Mennonl ite cbcrrch: Willing Workers class of Berne Reformed church; Palmer Moser; Dorcas class of Bethany E.U.B. church, Decatur; Wabash township Farm Bureau W.S.C.S. Old Salem E.U.B. church; Willing Workers class, Old Salem E.UB, church; Swiss Village home demonstration dub; class 54, by Eli Graber in memory of Jacob Graber, Mennonite church in Berrie. [ * -ywj- '« ' ' - ■[ Speedup Urged On Atomic Airplane Rep. Price Warns — 4 Defense Officials WASHINGTON — Defense officials today were urged to order ; -full'Speed ahead to the Air Force's - atomic airplane and keep a Navy study from causing a ‘‘whirlpool i of indecision grid inaction.” Rep. Melyin Price (D-111. ). chairman of the congressional atomic energy subcommittee on research and development, warned further delay through "senseless'’ rivalry could make the U. S. lose the race! with Russia to be first to fly a nu- j clear-powered airplane,Price accused the Navy, which is working on. an A-powered sea-1 plane, of attempting to “take over” a large part of the Air Force's program. He said the Air Force now was prepared to use an existing plane with an atomic power ■ plant to get it into the air sooner, I But he said the Navy's study might cause a three to four ■months delay. “If we really got down to it." Price said, the United States could : have a . nuclear-powered plane airborne in “ISunonths to two years.” The congressman told a news i conference Tuesday "4vg. lost on Sputnik and . . . we cannot afford another such loss without risking ‘ the gravest of consequences.■-.•■j County Farm Report Made By Fosnaugh The report of the county farm superintendent, George Fosnaugh, ■ for the month of December, shows that $5,686.98 was received in receipts and turned over to the Ad-| ams county auditor’s office. Money received from the trustees io- { taled $3,407. while the sale oTproduce and money from residents who are able to pay part of their board accounted for the remaining '52,279.98. At present there are 25 people living at the county home, 19 males and six females. The expenses for the month of December totaled $2,288.99. 4». . ' I Back Seat Driver “ SHREWSBURY. Mass.. — (IP) — Leo Errara drives his 1 hot-rod 100 m.p.h. — from the back seat. 'The reason he sits in back is because the engine of his drag-strip racer occupies the front seat.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY A, 19&

Mrs. Rosa Pearce Dies At Delphos Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa Belle Pearce, 86, of Delphos, 0., a native of Berne, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Harter and Son memorial chapel, with the ■ Rev. Argo Sudduth officiating. Mrs. Pearce was born Feb. 24, 1871, in Berne, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs". John Bodie. She had been a resident of Delphos for the past 42 years. In 1888 she was married to George K. Pearce, who died in 1939,. Survivors include three children, Harvey Pearce, of Columbus, O.; Arthur Pearce, of Delphos, O.; and Mrs. William Sherley of Monmouth, Ark.; -10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. * Mayors Invited To Indiana University Weekend Meeting At University Campus | BLOOMINGTON dP) - All 106 ■ mayors in Indiana have been in- ( : vited to attend a two-day weekend j meeting on the Indiana University 1 campus arranged by the IU Bui reau of Government Research. York Y. Willbcrn. head of the ■ research bureau, said the mayors ‘ wif| find, at the meeting that "their administrative headaches are- pretty much alike.” . On Friday, the mayors will hear—, Ljl panel discussion on /‘Cities and 1 the Indiana Constitution”; and talks by W George Pinhell, associate dean of the School of Business, on "Cities and Industrial Locations.” and by Joseph F. Clark, executive director of the Municif pal Finance Officers Association. \ on "Trends in Municipal Financing.” « A panel discussion on "Problems of Urban Growth" will highlight the Saturday session. Tax Cut Needed To I - ' I ■ Restore Confidence Says Nation Drifts Toward Socialism WASHINGTON' «P» — A former —Eisenhower administration official said today "we are drifting into Socialism” and a big tax-cut is ' needed to . restore business confidence. This view was expressed by Lothair Teetor, former assistant secretary of commerce for domestic in testimony prepared i for the House Ways & Means Com- • mittee. Teetor, now an official of the Perfect Circle Corp., Hagerstown. ; Ind., appeared as spokesman for , the Indiana State Chamber of ’ Comrwerce. The committee is considering proposals for tax revisions.'Prospects are dim any major legislation will.result this year. "' rejected the view expresi sed by administration officials and : congressional leaders of both pari ties that the government can't as- • ford to grant general tax relief creased defense efforts. I "ATi we have to do,” Teetor said, "is to cut the non-essentials. so' we can afford; the essentials.'' Teetor also indicated he feels his old boss—Secretary of Com(merce^Sihclair"Weeks may be optimistic in predicting an cco■i nomie upturn in mid-summer, i , • j Officers Sworn In By Police Lodge The officers for the year 1958 of the'Fraternal Order of Police, Decatur lodge 127, were sworn in Monday night at the regular meet- ! mg. Police officer. Robert Hill, was reelected to his third term as ’ president of the local chapter. | Sheriff Merle Affolder was reelected to his third term as vide ■ president. Police officer Grover Odle was-elected as the new secre- • tary-treasurer of the organization. He replaces Vic Strickler at this I P°-st. ' State trooper . Ban Kwasneski was elected to the post of conductor. The now trustee will be Lelandhlack Hurst, with two holdover trustees being Karl Sprunger, Berne marshal, and police officer James Cochran. ’ / ... . .. , . * i A fire at the John Luginbill residence at Vera Cruz -necessitated a run by the Bluffton fire department at 1:50 p.m. Tuesday. The Wells county board of county commissioners authorized the placing of a memorial World War II tank on the court-house square - " in Bhiffton. The ceremony will take place Memorial day. May 30. Donna Bailey... of Genyva has been dismissed from the Portland hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dierkes. of 316 North First street, have re- — i turned from a six week vacation ( in 1 Sarasota. - Florida — ■ Trade in a good town — Decatur