Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 84, Decatur, Adams County, 9 April 1958 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATOR DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller President J. H. Heller Vice-President Chas. Holthouse ... Secretary-Treasurer i , Subscription Rates: By Mali in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $8.00; Six months, $4.25; 3 months, $2.25. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $9.00; 6 months, $4.75; 3 months, $2.50. By Carrier, 30 cents per week. Single copies, 6 cents. — - - - - MV) —

Actually we don’t think Russia is in any better condition financially for a war than we are. Let’s give them a try and we might save billions of dollars and many, many lives. o o—--Phil Moser, Adams Central student, has been honored by the Indiana FFA as a state officer. We are proud of the honor bestowed on this young man. It speaks well for the school and also those who helped him make a record of recognition. o o The March unemployment census was not as favorable as was expected and there are still millions jobless in the nation of ' plenty. We’re pretty much convinced that the President does not know how to cope with the many unemployment problems. He should very frankly admit his inabilities and ask for n~w help to get us otft of the slump, worst ' since Hoover. o—o The board of works has ordered repair of 207 parking meters. The Daily Democrat has been for this for several months and we are pleased to know that official action has been taken. We always have felt that the out of town people have had to carry more than their share of the parking burden because home towners could quickly ascertain which meters were not working and would take advantage of this. Anyway they all will be fixed real soon. o o More than one hundred ?“d thirty five million dollars will be spent, or rather we should say, has been allocated for Indiana road building this year. Our big job will be to get the money into the actual highway program now instead of Florida real estate and the big and welcomed pockets of politicians. Let’s hope that the spending will be under the careful eyes of federal authorities so Indiana can again take its place near the top with the best roads in the nation.

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, -. ... J.- ... -■» ■ . .. .... — — The Adams county memorial hospital showed a $250 profit in March, records reveal. The present board and management works hard to give our people the best in hospital facilities at the lowest price and they accomplish this without fanfare. We’re proud of the hospital board and the present management. O 0 The Welcome Wagon, greeter of all newcomers to Decatur and congratulator of those having special events like twenty-first birthdays, engagements, fiftieth anniversaries and the like, has issued its thirtieth annual report and its fifth Indiana report. Mrs. Dan Tyndall is cnairman of the Decatur group and Mrs. Herman Krueckeberg is assistant. Seventy four Indiana clubs now have more than 6,000 members who aid in making your moving to Indiana a great occasion. The Welcome Wagon is active in this area and numerous parties are held through the year. Those who support the organization are high in their praise of the organization. The Dally Democrat has been a member of the Welcome Wagon since it started here several years ago. o o The General Electric Co., through its Decatur plant manager contributed $2,000 to the Adams county memorial hospital fund. The check was delivered to Cal E. Peterson, president of the board. The money will be used in the present building fund which is being used to remodel and enlarge the present building. General Electric always has been a fine supporter of civic enterprises here and while the check was hot a total surprise, it certainly was well received. We always have followed the same theory, that while it is wonderful to see Decatur grow, ' but' it’s also wonderful to know that the industries we have are well pleased with Decatur and they, always express it by liberal contributions to every worthy enterprise.

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Back To States SAN DIEGO, Calif 'FHTNCI — Donald W. DeArmond, gunner’s • mate third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth DeArmond of 1226 High st., Decatur, Ind., returned to San Diego, Calif., April 5, aboard the dock landing ship USS Epping Forest after nearly eight months in the,Western Paci- . sic and Far East. During the cruise the ship was a member of the U.S. Seventh Fleet, participating in major operations. Before returning, her crew visited Hong Kong; Yokosuka and Sasebo, Japan; the Philippine Island; Okinawa; and Hawaii. On Active Duty FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON Two Decatur men, Larry D. Bittner, R. R. 2. Decatur, and Max L. Daniels, 823 Mercer Avenue, Decatur, began six months of active duty training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. April 6. it was announced today by Major General Theodore S. Riggs, commanding general, VI U.S. Army Corps Bittner is a member of Battery B, 424th Field Artillery Battalion, Army Reserve, Decatur, as is Daniels. Bittner and Daniels will receive basic combat training at'. Fort Leonard Wood, will complete their military obligations after their return, under the provisions of the reserve forces act of 1955, by serving with their Decatur Army reserve units. COURT NEWS Marriage Licenses James Lloyd Ta-iur, 20, route >, Decatur, and Dianne Kae Liechty, 20, route 1, Berne. Donald Eugene Arnett, 29, Defiance, 0., and Betty Nell Byrd, 22. Hicksville, O. John Daniel Bluhm, 20, route 1. Monroe, and Sonja Garnet Yoder, 18, route 1, Berne, Boy Killed By Auto In Shopping Center EVANSVILLE, — (IF — Michael Cole, 3 son of the Francis Coles, was injured fatally Tuesday when an automobile struck and dragged him in the parking lot of a shopping center. The car was driven by Mrs. Theodore Geisleman, Evansville. The bumper caught the lad and dragged him under a front wheel. fp-- — ■ ■ J pa c J A Gifts & Greetings for You — through JVELGOME WAGON from Your Friendly Business Neighbors and Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On tht occasion of: The Birth of a Baby Sixteenth Birthdays Engagement Announcements Change of residence Arrivals of Newcomers to Phone 3-3196 or 3 7 4335 (Nt test or obligation) A- 1

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0 o 20 Years Ago Today o — 0 April 9. 1938 — Clark J. Lutz, veteran member of the Adams county bar association, dies at Adams county memorial hospital. Farm leaders of the county to be honored by Decatur Rotary club Thursday night. Flood menace in this area is relieved by drop in river level. Another suit in effort to prevent dredging of Wabash river is filed here. Decatur citizens observe Palm Sunday. Record crowd attends Zion Lutheran church confirmation. Mrs. Walter Butcher, 27, dies at Fort Wayne hospital Sunday. Remodeling Methodist churcn at Monroe will be dedicated next Sunday. Adolph Liechty. Berne man, aged 20, drawns Sunday. Dr. C. V. Connell, injuried recently excepts to continue his practice in a few days. Three-Year-Old Boy Rescued From Shaft SOUTH BEND — (IF — Robert Westenberger, 44, a city sanitation department employe,’ rescued 3-year-old Michael More from a brick-lined shaft into which he had fallen near his home Tuesday. The boy’s mother, Mrs. Dewey More, hailed Westenberger aS he drove nearby in his truck after the child had been in the pit about 10 minutes. He was uninjured. Trade in a good town — Decatur Easy-to-Sew Topper Printed Pattern V w 'i \ Z x vI J i fl I I fl V# 1 S,ZES * I .9080 12-20; 40 I tn/ Spring's slim, new “Wonder Coat’’ tops everything in your closet, travels everywhere this spring and summer. A Printed Pattern, it's easy to cut, sew — no sleeves to set in. Choose wool, faille, cotton tweed, linen. Printed Pattern 9080: Misses’ Sizes 12, 14, 16. 18, 20; 40. Size 16 takes 1% yards 54-inch. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins' for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care at Decatur Daily Democrat Pattern Dept,, 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Prjnt plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.

Graduation Riles Held Tuesday Noon Five Classes Hold Exercisess Tuesday Five classes in first aid, home nursing and advanced first aid, with 99 members, held their graduation exercises and carry-in dinner at the Monroe Co-op building Tuesday noon. The six members of the advanced first aid class, taught by Mrs. Roger Singleton and Mrs. Gerald Durkin, were Mrs. Maxine Ford, Mrs. Mary Howard, Miss Grace Lichtensteiger, Mrs. Jane Miller. Mrs. Florence Miller, and Mrs. Edna Roop. They each completed eight two-hour sessions. The home nursing course, taught by Mrs. Mary Jane Miller, R.N.. included 20 ladies who completed seven sessions of two hours each. They were Mrs. Mary Winteregg, Mrs. Mildred Ellsworth, Mrs. Lois Hill, Mrs. Melvina Ross, Mrs. Martha Rawley. Mrs. Mary Whitacre, Mrs. Mildred Nash, Mrs. Naomi Tricker. Mrs. Ruth Barkley, Mrs. David Wynn, Mrs. Mary Della Cochran, Mrs. Joseph Morin, Mrs. Ralph Gentis, Mrs. Ralph „Louden, Mrs. Dick Heller, Sr., Mrs. Forest Deitscb. Mrs. Thurman Haggerty, Mrs. Robert Rumschlag, Mrs. Harold Teeter, and Mrs'. Evelyn Spangler. Another home nursing course, with 20 members, met for the same number of hours with Helen M. Johnson, R.N. They were Mrs. Oscar Miller, Mrs. Leonard Lengerich, Mrs. John Hirschy, Mrs. Charles Magley, Mrs. Louis Landrum, Mrs. Marlow Schieferstcin, Mrs. William Kocher, Mrs. Floyd Mcßride, Mrs. Frank Grice, Mrs. Melvin Weisman, Gertrude Anderson, Mrs. George Patrick. Mrs. Vernon Riley. Mrs. Gerald Gage. Mrs. Joe Murphy, Mrs. Bill Mowery, Mrs. Kenneth Deßolt, Mrs. D. D. Nedwell, Mrs. Reiney Selking. and Sandra Mcßride. Members of the standard first

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aid course which met in Decatug and was taught by Miss Lois M. Folk, county home demonstration agent, completed five class periods of two hours each. The 23 in the Decatur class who graduated were Mrs. Bernice Gray, Mrs. Gerald Gerig, Mrs. Nellie Idlewine, Mrs. Louise Altman, Mrs. Margaret Braun, Mrs. Mary Kintz, Mrs. Justine Geimer, Mrs. Dorothy Lobsiger, Mrs. Helen Keller, Mrs. John Hindenlang/ Mrs. John Leyse, Mrs. Vincent Wurm, Mrs. Delmai Thieme, Mrs. Oscar Brown, Miss Margaret Klickman, Mrs. Frances Heare, Mrs. Henry Heimann, Mrs. Lucy Schnepp, Mrs. Anna Schwaller, Mrs. Dorothy Hunt, Mrs. Dorothy Bixler, Mrs. Joe Hunter, and Mrs. Wilbur Lengerich. The Berne class, also taught by Miss Folk, included the following .30 members: Mrs. Claude Dennison, Mrs. Noah Mazelin. Mrs. Louise Lawson, Mrs. Harve Lawson, Mrs. Arthur Habegger, Mrs. Ernest Schwartz, Mrs. Dwight Amstutz, Mrs. Loris Stucky, Mrs. Juanita Duff, Mrs. Millard Sprunger, Mrs. Cliff Nussbaum, Mrs. Willis Sommer, Mrs. Kermit Yoder, Mrs. Otis Sprunger, Mrs. Ivan Steury. Mrs. Raymond Sprunger, Mrs. Orlando Lehman, Mrs. Wilbur Wallis, Mrs. Paul Herman, Mrs. Elmer Rich, Mrs. Willard Lehman, Mrs. Harold Zeigler, Mrs. Rufus Liechty, Mrs. William Dagiu, Mrs. Sylvan Habegger, Mrs. Lester Lehman, Mrs. Rena Reusser, Mrs. Alford Lehman, Mrs. Rufus Sommer, and Mrs. Marcus Luginbill. Hindu Monarch To Tour Soviet Union KATMANDU, Nepal M! — King Mahendra Bir Bikram of Nepal and his queen have accepted an invitation to tour the Soviet Union. This will be the first trip to an Iron Curtain Country for the world’s sole Hindu monarch. The king's only trips in recent years were to Ceylon, India and Switzerland.

Plan College Night At Adams Central Representatives Os Colleges To Attend About 75 students and parents from Adams Central high school are expected to attend the “College Night” at Adams Central Thursday at 7:30 p. m. New Stucky, president of the student council, will preside at the general session. The Adams Central girls trio will provide music, and Herman E. Frantz, principal, will welcome the guests. Paul S. Bowman, of Manchester college, will address the group, after which the college representative will be introduced, This will be followed by two 45minute conference periods. University and college representatives present will be Noland Cooper, Purdue University; Kenneth Collier, Ball State Teachers College; Paul S. Bowman, Manchester College; Galen Colclesser, Huntington College; Wilbur Foster, International College; Margaret Retting, R. N., ParkviewMethodist school of nursing; Grace Olson, Taylor University; I Paul J. LaVergne, Warner College of Beauty Culture. i During the conference periods, . students and parents Will have : ample time to ask questions ,cpn- , cerning each school in which they are interestod, the campus, costs, etc.

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