Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 199, Decatur, Adams County, 23 August 1958 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller, Jr President J. H. Heller Vice-President Chas. Holthouse — Secretary-Treasurer Subscription Rates: By Mail 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.

Purdue university says now is the time to reseed your lawn if you have water available to irrigate it. If this weather continues, everyone will have plenty of water for irrigation! o o As a public service, newspapers, radio stations and TV will carry much information on the “Don’t Pass the Buck—Give a Dollar to the Party of Your Choice.” Remember when the representative of your party knocks on your door, and asks for a small contribution, that it is part of the price we must pay for living in a Democracy. We think is is well worth the price. Do you? ~— ——o—" 1 Mrs. Henry Knapp, 95 year old mother of Harry and Charles Knapp, Mrs. Bertha Ashbaucher, and Mrs; Elizabeth Miller, passed away at 10:35 p.m. Thursday evening. Mrs. Knapp has been a resident of Decatur since her marriage March 27, 1884. She was a charter member of the Decatur Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church. Her husband, the late Henry Knapp ran a hardware store here for many years. Mrs. Knapp lived a long and fruitful life and will be remembered by ,her many friends.

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Jenner’s giveaway amendment to the education bill was defeated. He had proposed that while Indiana citizens pay taxes for the bill they should be exempted from receiving the $l4O per classroom unit payment authorized. This would have cost Adams county more than $22,000, and cost the state untold millions. o o— Bishop Leurs high school, the new Catholic school being built near highway 27 at the entrance to Fort Wayne from Decatur, will be dedicated Sunday by Bishop Pursley. Enrollment will start next month with 150 students the first year. Fort Wayne’s parochial school system is expected to grow considerably in the next few years.' ■—\ . o o The city council's decision to continue their study of the Indi-ana-Michigan offer is a wise one. All the facts in the case shoffld be carefully studied. Once the plant is sold, it is too late to talk about “druthers.” Still, a decision as rapidly as possible, to help those whose service is now poor is called for. Rural users certainly 'have plenty of reasons^Tor-com-plaining. They should recall, however, that the city built lines for them when there were- no co-ops and no private company would touch the project with a long stick.

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20 Years Ago Today a ■ —— o Aug. 23, 1938 — The Rev. E. S. Morford, pastor of the Monroe M. E. church for the past four and one-half years, has resigned to accept the pastorate of the M. E. church at Bourne, Mass. Approval has been announced of a $50,727 PWA grant for the proposed new $112,727 high school and grade school building at Berne. Sheriff Dallas Brown and Raymond Shackley, special deputy, escaped serious injury when the sheriff’s car was involved in an accident with another auto, a buggy and mail box post, while answering a call from "Linn Grovit. A number of Decatur ladies are attending an eighth district meeting of the Federation of Women’s club at Bluffton. Those attending include Mrs. Henry B. Heller, district president; Mrs. W. Guy Brown, Adams county president; Miss Eloise Lewton, president of the Decatur Woman’s club; Miss Vivian Burk, district treasurer, and the following ladies who are district committee chairmen: Mrs. Ralph Yager, Miss Effie Patton, I Mrs. W. E. Smith, Mrs. Walter | Gard, Mrs J. W. Tyndall and Mrs. • Charles Knapp. Road Worker Killed When Hit By Truck GARY, Ind. (UPD — Charles Massey, 50, Hammond, was killed ; Friday when he walked into the| side of a truck on U. S. 41 while working on a sewer cleaning pro- i gram for the Indiana State High-' way Department. The truck driver i was Walter Octon, 55, Chicago. COURT NEWS Marriage Applications Joseph J. Lutsch. 43, Youngs-1 town. 0., and Florence M. Cumming, 40, Youngstown. O. Trial Set At the motion of the plaintiff, i Imogene Irwin, against Dari F. Irwin, cause has been set for trial on September 10, at 2 p. m. Estate Cases In the estate of Laura Osburn Dykeman, the proof of mailing of notice to all interested persons and the certificate of clearance were filed, Final ’ reports were submitted, examined and approved. and the executor was ordered to make distribution in compliance i with the terms of the final re-| port. The supplementoray final! report was submitted. The execu-1 tor was ordered released and discharged. Petition to sell personal property at private sale was filed and appro ved—ia—thv-e st ate of Joe SappU The last will and testament of Joseph Franw Hamrick was offered for probate. The executor’s: bond of $2,000 was filed, submitt-! ed to the court for approval, and approved. Letters testamentary | were ordered to Virsel Hamrick executor, and were reported and; confirmed. I First inventory has been filed, ; examined, and approved in the i estate of John M. Bollenbacher. I Ralph Bollenbacher was named | executor. Total appraised value I of the estate is $25,384 14. In the estate of Louisa Harvey, j the first inventory was filed, ex-1 amined, and approved, with the total appraised value of the estate set at $12,000. Supplemental final report of distribution and petition for discharge j was filed by the executrix of the estate of Anthony J. Metzler. The executrix’ report has been approved; she has been released, and the estate closed. Affidavit for notice of final settlement has been filed in the estate of William H. Ehrman. The executor’s final report for distribution has been filed, and the notice was ordered issued, returnable September 19. In the estate of Enno W. Lankenau, the final report was reported filed, and notice was ordered issued, returnable September 25.

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Jobless Pay Claims Decrease In Nation Further Evidence Recession Easing WASHINGTON (UPD — The Labor Department’s weekly unemployment compensation report today contained further evidence the pation was emerging from recession. The number of persons receiving unemployment benefits, ( the department reported, dropped by 58,800 in the week ending Aug. 9. The total persons receiving the benefits now stands at 2,282,300 —a ninemonth low. Even more important, the number of initial claims for benefits dropped by 36,100 to 228,800 in the week end ending Aug. 16—the lowest since Nov. 1957. Forty states reported declines in the number of persons receiving unemployment checks.

PLAN NOW FOR YOUR FUTURE Be Prepared Witli A ||| High School f zssx Education ! — / The Decatur Junior - Senioi High School, with a competent faculty and curricula designed to meet present-day conditions, invites every boy and girl to attend classes daily. The school is backed by the experience of over thirty continuous years as a c * ass ’ commissioned high school and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. A<7A TT A TVT Tp PAT Tlt> Ql7 C ACADEMIC, COMMERCIAL, GENERAL, INDUSTRIAL •\ V \ r>l jlj vAJI J ARTS * AGRICVLTCRE. and HOME ECONOMICS; Also POST GRADUATE COURSES. School Starts Wed. Sept 3rd 8:10 A.M. Available Decatur High School Classes English 4 years Typewriting 2 years Behind Wheel Drivingl year Public Speakingl year Industrial Arts 2 years Art 2 years Business English Vi year Mechanical Drawing 2 years Music, Vocal 2 years Journalism 1 year Home Economicsx3 years Band 2 years Latin 2 years Physics 1 year Frenchl year Chemistryl year Agriculture 4 years Biology 1 year St HOOL STARTs—Wednesday morning, General Historyl J year General Sciencel year Sept. 3at 8:10 0 clock. See Principal U. S. Historyl year General Mathematicsl year Hugh J. Andrews or Supt. W. Guy Brown Civics */2 year Algebra '2 years or enrollment in any of these courses Sociology >/ 2 year Plane Geometry 1 year during this week. Bookkeeping 1 year Solid Geometry ’/z year Commercial Geography ’/j year Trigonometry y 2 year Commercial Law «/ 2 year Alcohol and Narcotics «/ 2 year N O TE:-Have your money for Rental Salesmanship «/ 2 year Physical Training 2 years Books the day of Registration Shorthand 2 years Health-Safety «/ 2 year * DECATUR SCHOOL BOARD EVERETT Hl TKER, Pres. • DR. JAMES M. BURK, Secy. JOHN G. HELLER, Treas.

The department attributed the drop to exhaustion of benefits, expansion in seasonal industries and reopening of plants closed for vacations. The benefit rolls have been dropping steadily — except for a two-week seasonal upturn in July —since hitting a peak of 3,363,300 in April. Typhoon Veers From Okinawa For Japan TOKYO (UPD — Typhoon “Flossie” turned away from the U. S. base on Okinawa and whipped through the Pacific toward Japan with 100-mile-per-hour winds today. A U. S. Air Force weather reconnaissance plane spotted the “eye” of the storm 320 miles east of Okinawa at 8 a m. The Japanese weather observatory predicted the storm would approach western Japan — between Kyushu and the Kii Peninsula — around noon Sunday.

Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE o_— o Q. What form should a newlywed couple use when extending invitations to a reception in their new home, after they have returned from their honeymoon? A. They may either mail the engraved kind of invitation, or if the affair is to be an informal one, they may telephone their invitations. Q. When a man is sitting at a

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