Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 89, Decatur, Adams County, 15 April 1958 — Page 2

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Fourth Degree K. C. To Initiate Class 100 Candidates At Fort Wayne Sunday The Fourth Degree of t h e Knights of Columbus will be exemplified for a class of 100 candidates including 14 from the Decatur assembly, Sunday, in the council chambers at Fort Wayne.Henry Hasley, master of the Northern Indiana district, will be in charge. The class has been named in honor of Bishop Leo A. Pursley, DD, LL.D. The master's exemplification ball will be held in the Hotel Van Orman the preceding night, beginning at 9:30 o’clock. The exemplification mass will be offered at 10 o'clock Sunday morning at the Cathedral of the .Immaculate Conception. At noon there will be a brunch and enter--tainment for the ladies. The initiation will follow at 2 o'clock {the formal exemplification dinner {will be held at the Hotel Van | Orman at 6:30 o'clock. » L. Chester Franckowiak is genjeral chairman of the exemplification. The Rt. Rev, Msgr. Thomas IL. Durkin and the Rev Stanley iManoski will officiate at the exemplification mass. Candidates from the Decatur assembly include Denzil L. Dowi

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1 Cathy Denise is the name of ’ the daughter born recently to 1 Robert arid Jane T3naSrS~DOlser ; ‘ I ty at the Jay county hospital in Portland. Mrs. Florence Doher- ( ty, of Geneva, is the maternal , grandmother. . At the Adams county memorial hospital: A son was born to Charles E. and Virginia Miller Butler, 222 1 North Fourth street, Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The infant weighed six pounds, six and three fourths ounces at birth. > Elmer and Claranell Sprunger 1 Smith, of Berne, are the parents > of an eight pound, two ounce son. t 4&jottlTAL~| <yi Admitted Bert Irelan, Decatur; Mrs. Wil- . liam Noll, Pleasant Mills; Mrs. Luther Wblfe, Willshire Ohio; Mrs. Dennison Krick, Convoy, Ohio; Jim Fisher, Decatur. Dismissed Miss Pamela Shalton, Decatur; Mrs. Leo Sheets and daughter, Decatur; Mrs. Ken Suman and son, Willshire, Ohio; Mrs. Wilmer Grote and son, Decatur; Robert Scott, Van Wert, Ohio.

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Rural Power Users To Meet Wednesday A meeting will be held at 8 o’clock Wednesday night at the ol<l_gym_.of.. the Monroeville high school concerning Decatur rural electric power users. The rural light conjmittee said today it expect to have a man present to answer all questions concerning present electrical problems. Educational Forum Scheduled Thursday An educational forum on cost reduction will be held at the Hotel Van Orman in Fort Wayne Thursday. The equipment show opens at 11:30 a. m. and continues until 10:30 p: m. Henry Chrisman, chairman of the event, describes the forum as having the greatest value in management development available in this country. The forum is sponsored by the Rational association of accountants. The forum will consist of three two-hour sessions. v ■ Had His Deer \ GRAND HAVEN. Mich. — (UP)— William Moore of Wejst Olive was sentenced to five days in jail for killing a deer out of season. Conservation officers gave the venison to the sheriff, and it was on the prisoners’ menu the five days . Moore spent in jail.

Bertha Ainsworth Is Taken'By Death Native Os County Dies At Hospital FuneFal rites will be conducted Wednesday for Mrs. Bertha Ainsworth, 87, of Monroeville, a native of Adams county, who died at 9:35 a. m. Monday at the Parkview memorial hospital, Fort Wayne. A member of the Monroeville Methodist church, Mrs. Ainsworth had resided in the Monroeville community for 25 years. She had been a patient at the hospital since Feb. 21. une son, Verne Ainsworth, of Monroeville; and three daughters, Mrs. Roy Grabill and Mrs. William Neireiter of Monroeville, and Mrs. C. A. Moser of Fort Wayne, 13 grandchildren, 22 great-grand-children. and two great-great-grandchildren survive. The body has been taken to the Marquart funeral home in Monroeville where funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. m. Wednesday, the Rev. William Meddock officiating. Burial will be in the Monroeville IOOF cemetery. Perspiration always helps inspiration.

CW TO : fi ! P 1 * >■ *' rfsst ■ JHn ’ MONROE METHODIST church -addition, pictured above, is progressing nicely, with much work done on the roof this past week. The addition extends south from the main church building, along the tile mill road. It will house much of the Sunday school activity, which has greatly outgrown the present church building The Rev. Willis Gierhart is pastor of the church. The addition was started last fall.—(Staff Photo) , '

Seniors May Join Marine Corps Now Will Go On Duty After Graduation FORT WAYNE — Under a new program, high school seniors can enlist in the Marine Corps now and go on active duty after graduation, it was announced by Master Sergeant Roger T. Harrington, non-commissioned officer in charge of the Fort Wayne Marine Corps recruiting sub-station. The program, called “120-day delay." provides that a high school senior may join the Marines before graduation and agrees to go on active duty within 120 days of his enlistment. Service time commences upon the day of enlistment. As for- the remainder of the high school students. . Sgt. Harrington advises “stay in school. The Marine Corps vqants men, but we want men who are high school graduates.” ' i When asked about the kind of training a young man can expect in the Marines. Sgt. Harrington said. “Marine training is designed to build a young man's confidence in himself, and to better him, both physically and mentally. It has' been the experience of the Marine Corps that before a youhg man can become a useful Marine or a useful citizen, he must first develop a sense of discipline and responsibility to himself, to his country, to his fellow Marines, and to society in general. It is to this end Marine training is designed. Os course Marine specialists must be, I and are, highly skilled, but the primary emphasis is always on bettering the individual.” Further information on the “120day~delay’“ program may be had by contacting Sgt. Harrington at the Fort Wayne post office Monday through Saturday, or Technical Sergeant James F. Dilkey each Wednesday at the selective service f . jOffm.e in Decatur. ~ 6 I New Membership In Decatur C. C. Sold Co-captains Dale Morrissey and Dr. R. E. Allison of the 1958 Chamber of Commerce membership drive announced a $25 membership sold to Herb Banning, manager of the Holthouse store on the Highway. The new membership was sold to Banning by captain M. J. Pryor. Tfede in a good town — Decatur

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Cloud Is Appointed To Zone Committee Charles Cipud, a veteran member of the zoning board, was appointed today to serve as the fourth member of an amendment committee set up to provide some needed alterations of the present , zoning ordinance. Other members i of the committee are Ralph E. ■ Roop, city engineer, John L. De- . Voss, city attorney, and Deane T. Dorwin, president of the zoning appeals board. A meeting has been scheduled for Monday, April 21, in the offices of the city hall to make the needed proposals. The committee has been set up to legally change certain sections of the present city’s zoning ordinance that conflicts with the enforcement of this ordinance. The committee hopes to have its report ready by April 28. the next scheduled meeting of the city plan commission As an example of what the committee must amend is the problem of regulating the sites-for trailer home placement. The present ordinance includes no section governing placement of trailers within the city limits. Two Auto Accidents Reported By Police A car driven by Richard A. Baumann, 19. Decatur struck a j parked car owned by Robert Goelz. Decatur, in the Legion parking lot on Madison street at 8:40 p.m Monday. Bauman told the investigating officers that his foot slipped off the brake causing the collision Damage was estimated $4 to both cars, Cars driven by Jesse George Niblick. 73, Decatur and Joseph; Kaehr, 31. Decatur, collided at the ; intersection of Limberlost Trial j and Sunset Lane at 1:31 a.m. to-j , day. The cars collided as the Kae-1 hr vehicle attempted to pass the j : Niblick car on the right side as the Niblick auto seemed to be I making a left turri onto the intersecting street. Damage was es- ■ and $l5O to the Niblick vehicle. County Home Head Has Slight Attack Frank Kiston, superintendent of | the Adams county home, suffered ( a slight heart attack at 7:15 a.m. ; Monday while working at his job. Kitson’s doctor ordered him to bed. but he is up and around today. The fromer county auditor was appointed to the county farm job March 1. He had previously been employed in the county highway department.

TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1958

JBm KLn| Larry Busick, Monmouth high school student, is pictured above as he made the response on behalf of the 4-H dairy club members to the sponsors at the recent dairy calf club banquet. Busick. in a.,.short, humorous talk, thanked the business organizations, groups, and banks of the county and area which sponsor the many awards and prizes in the dairy club. Herman H. Krueckeberg, on behalf of the businesses, expressed their continued interest in the 4-H movement.—'Staff Photo' ■ - - :—— ——— Reed Stewart Wins In Quarter-Finals Reed Stewart, of Brazil, who won the state Lqgiop oratorical contest in Decatur a few weeks ago, won the quarter-finals of the national American Legion ortorical contest held at Ann Arbor, Mich., yesterday, it was learned j here. Stewart, who won the Indiana I finals last year, and was also j governor of Boy State, |mHI now : go to the semi-finals of uie naI tional at Sioux Falls, S. D., Thursi day. ‘ ■. - - '• . ■ •' ■ ■ ’ - TOMORROW . TOT’S DAY AT Edward's Studio . |,TDon't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do false teeth drop, slip or wobble when you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze? Don’t be annoyed and embarrassed by such handicaps FASTEETH. an alkaline (non-acid) powder to sprinkle on your plates, keeps false teeth more firmly set. Gives confident feel- - Ing of security and added comfort. _ No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Get FASTEETH today at any drug counter.