Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 49, Decatur, Adams County, 27 February 1958 — Page 9

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1958

National 4-H Club Week Opens March 1 Record Enrollment Reported In State Indiana farm boys and girls are doing much of the work around the farm and farm home as part of their 4-H club projects. This was pointed up in a report

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by Harold B. Taylor, ptate 4-H club leader at Purdue university, prior to the start of national 4-H club week, March 1-8, Under the 4-H program, Indiana club members in 1957 raised 244,751 chickens and turkeys. They grew 32,131 acres of corn, 2,873 acres of home gardens and raised 15,451 hogs and 6,921 dairy animals. Club members electing to participate in home economics projects prepared 572,063 baked products. They planned and served

110,701 meals, canned 76,890 quarts of fruits and vegetables, froze 54,774 quarts plus 31,012 pounds of food and made 54,559 garments and 32,393 other articles in clothing projects. The vitality of the 4-H program is attested to by the fact that in 1957 enrollment and number of projects carried rose to record heights. Indiana had 83,417 4-H members doing 345,385 projects. Taylor, who released the report of 1957 activities, gives credit for the increased activity to the 4210

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adult leaders, the 10,868 junior leaders, the county extension agents, parents and cooperating civic and commercial organizations. Youths between the ages of 10 and 21 are eligible for 4-H membership. Information on the program may be obtained from the county extension office. The nation’s first all-freight airline was founded in 1945 by a group of 12 members of the famous Flying Tigers who flew with Gen. Clair Chennauit in China.

List Honor Pupils At Pleasant Mills The Pleasant Mills school announced its honor roll for the fourth grading period, with three seniors, one junior, three sophomores, and five freshmen on the list. Those on the honor roll are: seniors, Dixie Garner, Dick Johnson

and Marabell Wolfe; junior, Judy Williamson. , J Sophomores, Joan Barker. Larr;/ Jackson, Carolyn Luginbill; freshmen, Louise Currie, Patty Susan McCullough, Nina McAhrvn and Virginia Wolfe. Eighth grade, Ronnie Daniels, Louise Hindenlang; Linda King David Bailey. Grade six, Wilfred Morrison, and Kathleen Shoaf; grade seten, Pamela Sovine, Pamela Hamrick and Sharon Currie.

Grade five. David Suman. David Speakman. Galen Custard and Judy Myprs. Grade four, Charles McCullough, Roger Buettner, Eddie Daniels, John Geiiner and Judy Hakes. Grade three, Jackie Brown. Rita King, Diane Stetler. Diane Springfield, Rogie Currie and Roger Noll. Grade two, Wayne Ross, Pamela Johnson, Sheryl Raudenbush, Nancy Hart and Vicki Suman. Grade one, Rita Bailey, Cheryl Cook and Linda Stetler.

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Bowmen Busy MONTPELIER, Vt. — (U>) — The bow and arrow hunting season accounted for 132 deer. Bowen reported taking 78 does and 54 bucks. The youngest bowman to get a defer was Michael Stark, 10. He downed a does at 25 yards by firing to«r arrows from his 26pound bow. STATE OF INIHANA ADAMS COUNTV BKSNin HH U N, PJ.AINTIFF vs. JACOB SrtMil.Eß ET AI„ DEFENDANTS cmrriT covrt FEBRUARY TEHH, IPSB t No. 2(HCiO N’CAriCE TO NON-RESIDENTS < oA,w~now tne plaintiff in the abov«, entitled cause by her attur■'A Kenner, (lordon & Glenn, and lileS her complaint therein, together with an affidavit that the rrsid'■"•*is of defendants Jacob Spangler, ■JolNt.i Spencer, John H. Tucker, John Wilt. John Maguerc Wilt, Ruth SlMtneer, Joseph Crabs,- [Elizabeth iZ? *”'• J ( ”*oph Crabbs, J. Crabbs, EV.zabeth Crabbs, Jtoseph D. Nutth'/in, J. D. Nuttinan. Eslaa Dailev, •Unites Crabs.stSamuel L. Itugg. Karritlel L. Rugg, (Executor of the will ot John Reynolds, deceased, John Reynolds, Caroline Jx Nuttirmp, Elisha V. Jilsey, Jacob J. Hp.-vngler, John Harris, Administrator of the Estate of Jacob .1. Spangler, deceased, B. W. Slmlty, Administrator de bonis, non of the estate, of Jacob J. •Spangler, deceased, Beqjaanine W. Sholty, Administrator de bonis non of the estate of Jacob J. Spangler, deceased, Comfort A. Elsey, Hiram Elsey. Ktnily L. Elsey, James T. Arihilrold, guardian of the person and property of Delilah Krattier in trust for Delilah Kratner, Janies T. Arehlbold, Guardian "Xf-lhe person and property of Itellpfn Ka-atener In truht for Delilah Kratener, James T. Archbold, Guardian of the person and property ot Delilah Kraner in trust for Delilah Kraner, Jas. T. Archbold, guardian of the person and property of Delilah Kratner in trust for Delilah Kratner. Jas. T. Arhbold, Guardian of the person and property of Delilah Kratener.lm trust for Delilah Kratener. Jas. T. Archbold, Guardian of the person and proerty ot Delilah Kraner In trust for Delilah Kraner, James <l. Archbold, Guardian of the Person and property ot Delilah Kratner in Trust for Delilah Kratner, James G. Archbold Guardian of Hie person and property of Delilah Kratener in trust for Delilah Kratener in trust for Delilah Kratner In trust for Delilah Kramer, oner James G. Archbold, guardian of the person and property of Delilah Kraner In trust for Delilah Kraner, Delilah Kratner, Delilah Kratener, Delilah Kraner, Janies T. Archbold, guardian of .Mary A. Kratner. James T. Archbold, guardian of Mary A. Kratener, James T. ArchMil.—Guardian—of John —Kratner, Jfii.iws T. Archbold, guarditui of John Kratener, Mary A. Kratner, Mary A. Kratener, John Kratner, John Kratener. Matilda Nichols Martin Nichols, David K/rn, Rachel A. Kern. Lavina Kern, Administratrix of the estate of Rachel A. Kern. Lovin a Kern,- Administratrix of th,- estate of Rachel A. Kern, Bovina Kern, latvina Kern, Licina iKeifer, Lafina Kieffer, Clara Borger, Clara Berger, Clara E. Berger, Frank M. Burger. Frank M. Berger, Mary Rice, Mary Jane Rhe, Jsimes Bice, J. M. IHce, Amose Springer, Amos Springer, Amon Springer, Sarah A. Springer, Sarah Springer, Sarah Ann Springer Sara Springer Minnie Kern Minnie .Peterson Harold It. Peterson Harold Peterson James 'l'. .. Merryman Guardian of Hamid Peterson James T Merryman Guardian ’ ot Harold 11 Peterson Ada Rickard Adda Rickard, William Rickard, Tina Nord<iuist,, Alfred Norquist, i'ltfie Smits, IrifHe frit Hits, James Stultz, Jenny Skills, Jennie Siiilts, Jennie Shiltz, Jennie Sehiltz. Benjatnine Shills, Benjamin* frfhil.tz, William Zimmerman, William Zltnerman, and Samuel Butler are unkown and upon diligent search and Inquiry cannot be ascertained and that eimh Is believed to 'be a non- - resident of the state of Imliaqa and Thar Hie true and —correct —name*— and the residences of •the defendants designated as the unkown heirs, devisees, legatees, huhbands, wives, widows, widowers, successors in in- . terest, executors, ad-ministrators, - personal representatives, guardians, t ruATees,"Per etvr-rs. —grantees; less des, mortgagees, and creditors of said above named defendants are unknown) and upon diligent search anil inquiry cannot be ascertained aind that each is believed to be nonresident of the State of Indiana'and that the cause of-acitfom herein—is tn quite the title to the following described real estate located in Adams County State of Indiana, to.wit: "The north thirty-one (til) feet nf fnlnt rnmrlwr one hundred fifty-nine (159) tat Joseph Crabbs second western addition to the Town (now City) of Decatur, Adams County, ana.Also six (6) feet of even width off of the south side of .inlot number one hundred sixty <160) In Joseph Crabb’s Beeond Western Addition to the Town (now City) of Decatur, Adams County, Indiana. Now. therefore, the above named designed defendants are hereby notified that unless they Ibe and appear on or before the 21st day of April 1958, at the court house in the City of Decatur, Im said county and state, to answer of demur to said complaint, Hie same will be heard and determined in their absence. In Witness whereof I have hereirnto affixed my signature and official seal. Richard D. I.rwbm Clerk of Adkins Circuit Court 2-37, 3-6, fl 3 _ Trade in a good town — Decatur ■ ’ t- < Pf < >’ I ‘-Li -it.? 'W KEEPING WARM—This real “cool chick” from the South Pole has solved the old prob* lem of keeping warm when you are real cold. The baby penguin rests on Its mothers feet and huddles under the protective coat of feather*.