Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 113, Decatur, Adams County, 13 May 1958 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT CO.UNt^ 7 Entered rt the Decatur, Ind., Port Office aa Second Osss Matter Dick D. Heller £JU—Preridmt J. H. Heller -- Vice-President Chas. Holthouse Secretary-Treasurer Subaerirtiea Batea: By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 88.80; Six months, $4 25; 2 months, $248. By Mall, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: Ons year, 89.00; 8 months, $4.75; S mouths, $2 50. By Carrier, 20 cents per week. Single copies, 8 cents.

During the month of May, city, county and state traffic officials will join together in safety checks on automobiles. Each car will be checked on ten points. No arrests will be made for anything wrong with your car. You will be given a check sheet with any defects marked. Each person, for his own safety, is asked to make the repairs necessary to insure safe driving. Defective brakes or * lights out could very easily cause a terrible accident. Have your car safety-checked, and make the necessary repairs. —o o Alcoholism is still a serious problem in Adams county. Patients are often admitted to the county hospital, suffering from alcoholic delusions. At one time this past year, medical authorities had to administer alcohol to a patient in diminishing doses to keep him from "seeing things." This pest week a man who had been on a month-long binge was removed to a Fort Wayne hospital _ where he could be better handled when he became delirious. For some people there is no such thing as temperance, only abstenence or alcoholism. A person who shows his inability to control his own appetite should be restrained by society to keep him from harming himself, his family, and others. o- o—— — A"riew feed grain bill is being readied for Congressional action. This bill will call for an election for corn and sargo growers this fall. There would be two questions: first, do the farmers want to control both price and production of their grain, as the cotton, rice, peanut, wheat and tobacco farmers do? Second, if yes, do they favor a plan of 90% parity with a 20% cut in acreage, and CCC certificates for the other 20%, making 100% parity, or do they favor unlimited production supported at 10% less than the three year average, which is now 60% of parity? Plan one is favored by the Farmers Union and National Grange, and plan two by the American Farm Bureau Federation, which also opposes the bill.

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W. Robert Fleming. Democratic candidate for Congress, deserves the wholehearted support of every citizen who wants something accomplished in Congress. Fleming can be counted on, not only to give those services a constituent wants, but also to provide the leadership necessary in an atomic economy. This is no time for reaction or no action—it is a time for careful, considered thought, development of a modern concept which includes agriculture, labor, small business and industry, and congressional planning which enables America to grow and expand as she has in the past. - —o o Saturday will be Armed Forces Day. Adams county will celebrate through its own reserve unit, Battery B of the 424th field artillery battalion. Ist Lt. Henry S. Comm ager has planned a fine program, and the public is invited to attend. A formation of the local unit, and band concert by the Monmouth band at 11:40 am., and Mayor Robert D. Cole will be introduced at 12:10 p.m. Judge Myles F. Parrish will speak at 12:20 p.m. band music will follow and the atomic cannon used by the local group will be displayed until 2 p.m. All persons interested in seeing the military might on the local level should plan to attend the program. o —o— Adams county is joining the rest of the United States in the celebration of national hospital week which started Sunday. The Adams county memorial hospital is holding open house this evening, Thursday afternoon from 2 until 4 p.m., and from 7 until 8 p.m. Anyone Interested in the ; progress being made on the new 1 addition which will be finished soon should make a point of vis- < 1 iting the hospital. Our tax money j has made the addition possible. Each of us should be proud of our hospital. Many lives are saved each year because of the prompt, local attention given in our local institution. Thousands receive out-patient treatment in the X-ray, laboratory, or treatment rooms.

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o ° 20 Years Ago Today o n May 13, 1938 — Ken Chilcote hurts Yellow Jackets to 8-5 win over Celina, Ohio. Gerhard Schwartz, Monroe high school, gats Ball State scholarship •ward. Jury finds for plaintiff here in suit of Ernest Schmitt against Reinwalds in the ejectment suit venued here from Fort Wayne. The claim for $475 was denied but the defendant was ordered to move. Senator Sherman Minton said in a speech that Dr. Glen Frank may have plenty to answer for in his magazine. Assets of the defunct Farmers and Merchants bank will be sold June 4. 1 Peppy Fab The Preble Peppy Pals 4-H club met at the Friedheim school May 10 at 1:30 p.m. Judy Conrad, president, was in charge of the nfeeting. Roll call was answered'witif the naming of a favorite state. Pledges were led by Judy Conrad and Shirley'Scheumann, group singing by Shirley Scheumann and Karen Fuhrmann. A demonstration on how to make chocolate milk shakes was given by Judy Bultemeier and Shirley Scheumann. The next meeting will be to entertain the mothers with a picnic at the Friedheim school May 24 at 1:30 p.m. Peppy Gals A meeting was held May 9 at 3 p.m. for the Decatur Peppy Gals 4-H club of Washington township at the Decatur Jhigh school in the home ec room. Carol Norquest was in charge of the meeting. Roll call was answered by giving their favorite project. Pledges were led by Linda Sexton and Carol Norquest. The next meeting to be held in the home ec room at Decatur high school is scheduled for June 2_atl p.m. ' r O —O Household Scrapbook By ROBERTA LEE 0 : —— — Artificial Flowers If the artificial flowers in your vase have become soiled, put them into a jar of cleaning fluid, seal, and shake well. AU soil will' disappear and you will be saved the expense of new flowers. Parchment Shades Wipe off the soil parchment shades with a cloth dampened in olive oil. It will remove aU dirt and will make the shades look like new. Chocolate An added flavor that is delicious can be imparted to the chocolate by using a smaU quantity of cinnamon. Thrifty Wardrobe Printed fattern i • ’/*• ‘.TI .v */•**,)• V • cT /* *J ’ 1 WWo--9103 " ; 6 mo«. I, 2, 3 yo.

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Plan Dedication Os Concordia College Festivities Set May 30 To June 1 Dedication festivities for the new Copcordia Senior College. Fort Wayne, have been set for the Memorial Day weekend. May 30 to June 1. | The dedication service itself will be held Friday, May 30, at 2 p.m. The Rev. John W. Behnken, president of the Lutheran church-Mis-souri synod, will deliver the dedicatory address. Mr. Martin Jv Neeb, president of the College, will read the dedication rite. Assisting as liturgists will be the i Rev. Hugo Kleiner, chairman of | the synod’s board for higher edt ucation; the Rev. Ottomar Krueger, D.D., president of the central district of the synod who will re- | present the board of control of the Senior College; and the Rev. Paul L. Dannenfeldt, D.D., representing the Fort Wayne area Lutheran pastors. The student chorus, under the direction of Prof. Herbert Nuechterlein, M. Mus., will sing. The organist for the dedication service will be Erwin Esslinger, organist

NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS Items on Over Sold 1c Sale Merchandise has arrived. Except some items. Mr. Fred Soldner of Route 6, Decatur J Won the All-Transistor Portable Radio Contest. This was the Rexall Super i Plenamin Contest. Another Radio will be given away after the drawing f in Los. Angeles, Cal. Smith Drug Co.

for Zion Lutheran eburch. Fort Wayne. Ln addition to the formal dedicatory service, three special choral vespers will be held in the college chapel. Two of ti\ese will be on Friday at 5 and 8 o’clock, and the third will be held Saturday at 8 o’clock in the evening. At 11 a.m. Sunday, June 1, a special service of thanksgiving will be held in the College chapel. The students will direct guided tours of the campus and campus buildings throughout the weekend. The college campus, comprising 191 acres, is located five miles northeast erf downtown Fort Wayne onhighway 427. There are 10 main college buildings, with the chapel dominating the highest slope. Students are housed in 13 dormitory units, divided into three separate commities with the counsellors’ residences located in the immediate vicinity of each of the communities. A separate apartment buildment building for men *%nd women of the poerating staff, plus 19 faculty homes, complete the total of 47 buildings. I DON’T TAKE A CHANCE <- TAKE PLENAMINS Smith Drug Co.

More than 50% of the 26,000 power boats on New Hampshire lakes and streams last year were registered to out-of-state residents. >

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