Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 31, Decatur, Adams County, 6 February 1958 — Page 8

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—i mmii . - ————— BJy The men’s club of the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church will observe the annual ladies night with a dinner meeting at the church at 6:30 p. m. Monday. Dr. Allen B. Kellogg, professor of English at Indiana Central College, will speak on "What’S in Your Name?” Dr. Kellogg, pictured above, was formerly English instructor at Chicago and Indiana Universities, and has been at Indiana Central 12 years. All men of the church are invited to attend, with their wives or sweethearts. Reservations are 'to be made with Clarence E. Smith. 95,000 Accidental Deaths During 1957 Accidents Ift Homes Second Te Highways CHICAGO ffl — The year 1957 was a bad one tor the careless and the unwary, the National Safety Council said today. Accidents, the council estimated, took 95,000 lives in the United States. Highways had the highest accident toll. Homes were next. Council statisticans sought a grain of comfort in their figures, which estimated 9,500.000 injured and a cost of $11,800,000,000, in addition to the dead, from accidents in 1957. They found it in the accident rate. Because the population grew, the death rate came down to 55.8, an all time low since the council started figuring its statistics. Motor vehicle deaths declined in 1957 from 1956, but still led the parade of cases, 38,500. Home accidents took 37,500 lives,, accidents at work killed 14,200, and public accidents, not motor vehicle, 18,000. The council noted that the motor vehicle totals included some also shown as work and home deaths. Deaths to children under 5 vears old declined 1 per cent from 1956. Mother Os Decatur Ladies Is Injured Mrs. Walter Jones, of Fort Wayne ,is reported in fair condition at the Lutheran hospital in that city( following injuries suffered when she was struck by an auto while crossing at the intersection of Barr and Wayne streets. Mrs. Jones, mother of Mrs. Melvin L. Baumgartner and Mrs. Robert Witham of Decatur, sustained abrasions, bruises and a twisted hip. Her room number is 221. 10% Discount ON ANY CAMERA IN OUR STORE till February Bth Edwards Studio

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' ranged for by the Indiana University Center and the Allen County I.U. ’alumni association, of which Dr. Eugene Bennhoff is president. Dr. Wells will speak at 8 p.m. in the Chamber of Comnigrce auditorium at Wayne and Ewing streets. The public is invited and there will be no admission charge. .Following Dr. Well’s talk there will be a question and answer period. i rooms torrent, try a Democrat

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: Must Set Stakes I In Acreage Tracts Farmers who have signed a 1958 ; corn acreage reserve agreement ; under the soil bank program are I reminded that stakes nwst be set designating that part of the farm t as listed on their signed agreement ■as corn acreage reserve, Burl Johnson, chairman of the Adams county ASC committee stated tol day. j

It is important that the stakes be set immediately. Johnson stated that the designated areas must be inspected prior to the approval of an acreage reserve agreement and thip inspection cannot be made unless the area is properly staked. Stakes must be of such type and size that they will be visible at a}l times and must ' main until Jan. 1. 1959. Trade in a good town — — ._atur|

Camera Club Plans Series Os Meetings Picture taking, developing, fend printing techniques are being studied during the next series 6f meetings of the Decatur Camera club, David Cole, president, said i today. The February meeting, ' held Monday at the school, in- : eluded the first steps in photo { taking. Pictures taken during I the next few meetings will be.

judged, ar 1 a first place winner named. Lee Kolter won first place in the color division and Vernon Ginter placed first in the black , and white division of the Thanksgiving and Halloween contests. Lowell Smith placed first in the Christmas photo contest. Anyone interested in photography, either amateur or professional, is invited to join the club, which meets the first Monday of each month. i

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■Fox Hunt Planned Saturday Morning The Union township conserva- ‘ tion club is planning another for J hunt Saturday. All persons inter--1 c sted in joining the hunt are asked to meet at the Bleeke service station at 8:30 o’clock Saturday morning. ' If you have something to sell or rooms forrent, try a Democrat Want Ai — They bring results. _ .. i. ill. irniimi — ■iiittt——