Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 145, Decatur, Adams County, 20 June 1958 — Page 2

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at HOLTHOUSE-SCHULTE Co. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 20 & 21 “CLOTHING DAYS” WE’RE SETTING THE PRICES OF OUR SUITS, SPORT COATS & TOPCOATS BACK 30 YEARS. DURING THESE DAYS YOU’LL RE PAYING 1920 PRICES FOR 1958 MERCHANDISE. DON’T HESITATE ON THESE BARGAINS. COME IN EARLY SO YOU WON’T BE OUT OF LUCK. YOU’LL BE SAVING UP TO 60% ON THESE QUALITY ARTICLES. WHY WAIT TILL FALL AND PAY DOUBLE THE PRICE WHEN YOU CAN PURCHASE THE SAME ARTICLES RIGHT NOW. YOU’RE LIKELY NEVER TO SEE SUCH LOW PRICES ON SUCH HIGH QUALITY GARMENTS AGAIN IN YOUR LIFETIME. YOU’LL SAVE MANY, MANY DOLLARS DURING OUR ’’CLOTHING DAYS”. --■ft :• . ■ : ___ : , : ——— : - -rr—7 -7- —■ SHORT SLEEVE mb ■ - ■ ■■■l ufuip sport shirts MEH’S ■ I ■ RR MEN’S OUR ENTIRE and W I I I ■ W and remaining stock p REps ■ S p RE p S REG. TO .<5 |ft $2.98 J&* M 3F ■ X PREP SUITS SE 15.99 “ALLEN-A” WHITE PR,CE T-SHIRTS X PREP SUITS is; *22.99 X" MEH’S SUITS jg *29.99 BACHELOR FRIEND MKiut “T 4 WORKSOX W".™ and GREY Rg,T. MEN’S SUITS SALE $ 32*99 j 3 PAIR FOR -J J 98c X” MEN’S SUITS as ’35.99 ONE SPECIAL RACK OF MEN’S A 4 |M flfl SPORTCOATS S lS.yy $5.00 4»*Z ■ " s - 69 TOPCOATS SPORT COATS TIES Reg. To AA Reg. To S«Q OOa $42.50 SALE iw»9“ $29.50 SALE BVeV¥ O °C Reg To jr Reg. To $A| oo sHomre $45.00 SALE 20*99 $32.50 SALE aZ 29 Reg. To SOI Reg * To OO $2 $55.00 SALE w»W >99 $35.00 SALE

Two Motorists Fined On Traffic Charges Two motorists were fined in justice of the peace court Thursday, for charges filetf-agalnst them by the state police. Another driver will appear June 23 on a similar charge. Carl Miller, 19, Kenny, I 111., was arested June 7 in the town of Preble for excessive speeding. ■ He was driving a motor vehicle 50 ! miles per hour in a 30 miles per - hour posted zone. He was fined j $16.75 on the charge. Francis R. Patch, 29, route two, Berne, was arrested June 12 for ; driving a truck overwidth. He was apprehended on U.S. 27 two miles north of Decatur. The truck carried a bulldozer that measured 10 i feet across. He paid a fine of $16.i 75 for the offense. Edwin A. StevI ens, 41, Fort Wayne, was arrested | on U.S. 27 five miles north of Dej catur, by the state police for speeding. He was driving a truck 55 miles per hour. Trucks in Indiana may not drive over 45 miles per hour. He will appear Monday

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evening to the charge in justice of the peace court. Dedicate Organ At Missionary Church A special evening of music win be heard Sunday night at 7:30 at the Missionary church. Guest soloist will be Prof. Ira Gerig of Fort Wayne Bible College. The service will be for the purpose of dedicating a new organ which was recently given to the church. Gerig will give an hour of music on the organ and he will also bring a number of vocal selections. A number of improvements have been made at the church recently. These include the gift of the organ, the giving of a beautiful lighted picture for the front of the church, the installing of screens in the church, the painting of a number of rooms, and the giving of a tape recorder. The public is invited to hear the evening of music and to see the improvements that, have been made.

Stumps Are Removed From City Properly New Type Machine Is Used On Stumps Decatur’s city parks and property were improved this week as the stumps were ground up and destroyed by a new type machine. operated by Tom and Roxy Ruble of Union township. The new machine, pulled by a tractor, is lowered into position oVer a stump. A large, circular blade, resembling a saw blade but much thicker and with side cutting edges, is lowered into the ground by tne stump. This is then moved bacx and forth over the stump until the heart is completely ground up. A large pile of dirt and sawdust is left, which may be raked back over the hole. One stump was removed in the waterworks park, seven in the • • ■ ' ■ - ..

yard at the waterworks, and 11 in the Legion park on Winchester street. Three more were removed at the southward playground this morning. It takes only a few minutes to cut through the stumps. This is one of only three such machines known to be operating in Indiana, and the onljrone used commercially. The dities of Fort Wayne and Muncie have them, and use them to clear stumps on city property. The Ruble brothers have used theirs in Van Wert, Decatur, and nearby cities. It can also be used on farms or. yards. Baer Field Tour Is Held By Cub Scouts Cub Scout Pack 3061 recently made a tour of Baer field. Cub Master Maurice Teeple extended his thanks to Bob Gay for donating his bus and time for the trip and thanks was also extended to others who made the trip possible. A total of 56 attended the tour.

Central Soya Sales And Profits Higher New High Set For Nine-Month Period The third quarter report of Central Soya Company, Inc., and its feed division, McMillen Feed Mills, set a new high in shies and net profits for the nine-month fiscal period ending May 31. Increased production efficiencies, greater, ■product demand, and concurrent increase in sales volume were primary factors resulting in ninemonth net profits that were more than 18 per cent greater than the same fiscal period of the previous year. , . _ * Sales for the quarter were $59,702,074 as compared to $49,287,588 the previous year. Nine-month sales were $161,549,710 compared to $140,786,516 for 1957. After provision for taxes, net profit for the current quarter amounted to $1,584,993. or $1.43 per share, bringing the nine-month total to $3,616,391, or $3.26 per share. This compares with a net profit of $1,105,381, or $1 per share, for the quarter last year, and $3,060.356, or $2.76 per share, for the ninemonth period of 1957. Harold W. McMillen, chairman of the board, stated that many companies serving agriculture and its animal production segment have not been subjected to the adverse conditions affecting some of the other major industries in past months. It now appears that company dollar sales for the fiscal year 1958. as well as net profits per share, will substantially exceed those of recent years. Boy Scout Troop 62 To Meet Ai Cabin Troop 62 of the Boy Scouts of America will meet at the Boy Scout cabin in Hanna-Nuttman park starting next Monday night, it was announced today. During the months of July and August the community center, where the troop has been meeting, will be closed on Monday nights, when the troop has met. The cabin at Hanna- Nuttman park, known as Camp Quinn, will be opened at 7 p.m. The troop, sponsored by the Decatur Lions club, will hold a court of honor July 15. IV RE: WIHTIOVAt. APPROPRIATIONS bi conn cot n< ii. Notice of Special Meeting is hereby given the taxpayers of Auaiill County. Indiana that the County Council of said Coun-tv will, meet at it® usual meeting- place in the Court House in the City of Decatur. lixM-a-na at the hour of 9:00 AM. . DST on the 30-th day of June. 1958 to consider the following additional appropriations which the Board of Oom mission ers consider -necessary to meet tiie extraordinary emergency existing at this time which were not included in the current budget. C4H VTV HEVEA IE Item No. 200 Auditor Operating $ 300 00 Item No 600 Sheriff Properties 410.00 Item No. -200 . Attendance Officer Op er. 125.00 Item No. 205 Co Agent (4-H Club Mill 250.00 item No, 600 Court House Repair "2500.00 Item No. Hla-ll.lK Trustee Salaries 108.50 Item No 400 Insurance 500.00 HIGHWAY Item 205a-301 Transfer in funds 4000.60 AC< I Ml LATITE BRIDCK Fl NO Bridge No. 1- New arch, latcated on Co. ltd 28 between road 3 & 4. Union" Twp. 4000.00 Bridge No. .2 - New steel plank & 4 new ‘ I’' beams on road 32 between 8 & 9, Wash. Twp. 1-600.00 Bridge No. 3 - New steel floor & 4 new "I" beams on Road 7 between 28 & 29 St. Mary’s Tp. . 1200.00 Bridge No. I - New abutment on road 36 between 14 & 15 -French Twp 4000.00 Bridge No. .7- Additional Federal Aid on Salem Hr. 4000.00 Bridge No. 6 - New Bridge on Rd 27 In Blue Ck. Twp. 1200.00

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Taxpayers may appear at thia meeting and shall have the right to tie heard on the necessity for such emergency appropriation. Any elm eng an cy appropriations finally determined upon will 'be automatically referrod to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing thereon within fifteen days at the County Auditor’s Office. At such hearing, taxpayers desiring to dbjecit to sueh emergency appropriations or reductions may be heard, and interested taxpayer* may BwfiHre of the County Auditor when such hearing will be held. , Board of Consmissloaers Dated tijta 20-th day of June, l»o8. Edward F. Jaberg Auditor Adams County, Indian* June 20 and 27 HUNGARIAN CHICKEN PAPRIKAS with Nokedli (dumplings) SI.OO 8.P.0. Elks Lodge No. 993 June 21, 1958 6:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. DANCE SATURDAY, JUNE 21 EAGLES PARK Minster, Ohio Dancing from 9 till 12 MACK FINCH And His Orchestra _________. »*, .. Must Be 18 To Be Admitted. r y SEWER CLOGGED? DONI DIG -USE BOYER’S! It was ence a major expense. And the labor was simply immense To clear a classed sewer. Till we found the euro: Use BOYER—H’s <ood common sensei No need for costly dissing to open clogged sewers. BOYER ROOT DESTROYER clears sewer lines of roots, accumulations of paper, grease, food, etc. Get BOYER ROOT DESTROYER. HABEGGER HARDWARE