Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 82, Decatur, Adams County, 7 April 1958 — Page 2

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Three Accidents Reported In City X . Reckless Driving i Charge Filed Here Chalmer Wayne Snider, 26, WillShire, (X. was arrested by the City 1 police Saturday night following an eccident in the 700 block of Merger avenue where the Snider ve-

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hide struck a car driven by Thomas Cole, 23, Decatur. The Snider car struck t|je Cole auto in the rear, sending it into a tree and causing SSOO damage to the Snider vehicle and S6OO to the Cole car. ' Snider is scheduled to appear in j the justice of the peace court Ap-. Yil 9. to answer to a charge of i reckless driving. The accident occurred Saturday at 11:30 p.m. A car driven by Clyde L. Siler, | 56. Willshire. 0., struck a parked ; . car owned by John Alberding. De-. I catur, Saturday at 9 p.m. in the |

600 block of Mercer avenue. Siler told the police that he misjudged the distance between the cars because of the rain. Damage was estimated at $250 to the Siler car and SIOO to the Alberding vehicle.’ Marlene J. Hoffmann, 21, route 6. Decatur, struck the open door of a car owned by Allen Wayne Adams, 62, Monroeville. Saturday | at 3:45 p.m. in the 100 block of Monroe street. The Hoffmann veI hide had pulled alongside the I Adams car and struck the left I front door of the Adams auto as it ~ " ———

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opened in front of her. Damage was estimated at $75 to the Adams car and $lO to the Hoffman auto. ■*‘g ' rr " T ~ J Budget Loan Corp. Declares Dividend < Ti The board of directors of Budget Loan Corp.. Rushville, has declared a 5 % dividend on the preferred sock of the company to be paid April 15 to the more than 130 shareholders. The SIO,OOO dividend marks the 17th consective payment since the company was organized. The local branch of Budget Loan Corp, is located at 157 So. 2nd St. and is managed by William L. Snyder. The corportation operates seyen branch offices in Indiana located in Rushville. Greensburg. New Castle. Hartford City, North ’ Manchester, Decatur and North j Webster, Pitt County. N. C. is the leading tobacco producer in the nation, the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reports.

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County Liquor Tax Share $19,206.27 $5.5 Millian Shared In Beverage Taxes Nearly five and one-half million dollars derived from alcoholic beverage permit fees and excise taxes was shared in 1957 by 543 cities and towns, and 61 counties in Indiana. Today marks the 25th or silver anniversary, of the return of legal be;er to Indiana. In many places the amount received by individual cities or towns, or even larger areas, will be used to commemorate the anniversary. In Adams county the city of Decatur received $5,426.22. from the license fee distribution, and SB,665.59, from gallonage tax distribution by the state auditor, for a total of $14,091.81. Berne received a total of $2,-

897.01, which Included $113.34 license fee distribution and $2,713.t4, from gallonage 1 tax. Geneva received $1,473.95, on a $213.34 license fee distribution and $1,190.61. from gallonage tax. Monroe was given $510.09 from gallonage tax. Adams county received $233.34 from license fee distribution. Adams county was given a grand total of $19,206.27, of which $6,126.24 efime from license fee distribution, and $13,080.03 from gallonage tax distribution. Youth Is Fined On Charge Os Speeding Tom Imll, 20, Decatur, was fined $5 and costs, totaling $20.75, in the mayor’s court this morning •on a charge of speeding 50 miles per hour in a posted 30 mile zone. He was arrested April 2, by the state police on U. S. highway 224, in Preble. Imel was found guilty of the charge and was assessed the $20.75 fine. Trade In a good town — Decatur

z > Saves Landlord's Lose By Uses Tourniquet INDIANAPOLIS ffl - William Robinson, 26. Indiahapolis. was credited Saturday with saving the life of his landlord with a tourniquet. . The Marion County sheriff’s oti fice said Bryon Evans, 36, Indi- ■ anopils, shot himself in the leg i accidentally with a sawed-off shotgun. Roin, an ex-Marine. applied the tourniquet. rn,r- * ; Admitted Elmer Luginbill. Berne; Mrs. Jane Emenhiser, Hoagland; Masi ter Kenneth Runschlag, Decatur; Master Ron Rumschlag, Decatur; Master Paul Lehman, Berne; John M. Bollenbacher, Geneva; Masr

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