Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 205, Decatur, Adams County, 30 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 Kates: 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.

Nearly 600 Methodist men will attend the eighth annual institute in a dozen church-related subjects at DePauw University Sept 5-7. —**OThe beloved mayor of Evansville, Vance Hartke, has pointed out that even with an increase in so-called workers in the highway department, little road improvement work has been accomplished. All of us in Adams county remember how the present road commissioner insulted a prominent local Republican doing a good job for the former Republican state administration, accepted his resignation, and then turned right around and hired more persons at higher wages to do the same job. Although the stateemployed workers are organized in a huge patronage machine to force “High-Tax Harold” Handley on the people of Indiana, and powerful behind-the-shadow lobbies have already given a million dollars to his campaign fund, Hoosier voters will not be misled by the constant dinning of Republican propaganda. Too many jobless workers will know who is responsible, taxing away the purchasing power which made full employment possible. Both W. Robert Fleming and Vance Hartke will carry Adams county this fall by substantial majorities.

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While many are hoping for atomic power some day, the facts are that steam-generated power will probably remain the cheapest, most effective energy converter for some time. Fossil fuels (coal, gas, oil) will help hold down fuel bills. Large electric companies, either private or TVA, located near rivers where cheap coal is easily obtainable, have new units much more efficient than Decatur's old generating plant. Few people in Decatur argue with the fact that we can no longer manufacture our power more cheaply than we can purchase it. The main question seems to be, should Decatur purchase the power, and make a profit, or sell the power lines, and buy street and school lighting, receiving only taxes in return? The former would require a big investment right now; the fatter would probably be used to •pay off the sewage treatment plant bonds by transfer of funds. Each Decatur resident should make up his own mind. Undoubtedly most rural residents favor outright, immediate sale. Most city residents would probably lose from a few cents to a dollar a month by sale. No one can say positively what the future holds for cither method. What's your preference?

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20 Years Ago Today — -o Aug. 30, 1938—Proposed tax levies for 1939 which comprise the city of Decatur total $2.96, an increase of 50 cents over the rate in effect this year. The Decatur public schools will open for the 1938-39 school year Tuesday, Sept. 6. Depositors in the former Bank of Toscin may receive their final . -distribution checks of 12 per cent by calling at the Ossian State Bank. The new shelter house at Worthman field has been completed and equipment moved into the structure preparatory to opening of the football season. Howard WisehaUpt and his secretary Francis Drake, have returned to Decatur after spending several months on an European tour. Trucker Fined $242.74; 3,700 Lbs Overweight Robert P. Egli, 57, of Fort Wayne, was fined a total of $242.75 at his trial in city court Friday afternoon for having a truck 3.700 pounds overweight on the state highway. * Egli was arrested-by Cpi. Walter Schindler of the Indiana State Police and charged by affidavit with the offense. A fine of 6 cents per pound is assessed by law, and the regular fine was $5 and costs. STATE VIE NT ~T>r*~ receipts and Expenditures shiwn by- report .if Countv Central Consolidated School Corporation of AdamS County, Indiana, for the fifeaal year ending July 31, 1958. SI’ECIAI. M'HOOL I t M> lleeeiptN Balance A.ignst 1. 19*57 350662.66 Lc .(1 Taxation . 100976.23 State Transpoitatinn Support 17702.35 Special Classes 616.15 .Miscellane"tis 1243.75 Total Receipts ~.3171201.11 IHshurseiiients Aumann Eleotri' $ 22ti..:!i; Acme Cliemcial Co 16:91 Ada'ins-Co Farm Bureau Co-op Assn Im 189.25 Adams Co Supt of Sc-hools 177,76 Adler Bros Garage 2»75.:,n Adler. Lester .... 2199.12 Advance Dick A Key Sei v'n v '*o Allied luc 2'lxl Aniericana f'-orp . 6,‘JO American LH>rary Assn . . .. (S OO Arnold, Eugene 221’0.00 Audio Visual SpeHalitles . .. ‘ :Al Ba liner, Marv -M -22-164A JBaker t’lunildng A Heating I .(17.38 Barger. Harold 2sii.2O Beavers. Ltiille 17.50 Beerbow'er W elding Shop .. ::0.75 Berne-French Tw'p Si'hi '1 S"'.7n Berne Witness Co .... ... 119.1 s Bible Truth Bn-blisni-rs :..''(> -Blue ■ elwtnwws": wio.off Bluffton Gift A Typewriter Center 8, IM) Bluffton Printery .... 21.7a Bowers Hardware Co Inc .. 2.59 R l; Bowker Co . . . . «.0» BramM. Flo W 1301.H1 Brodhead Garrett Co .... 363.2:1 Brown Magazine Agency .. sl.i:i Bucher, Hebert 3761.20

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Bultemeler fC’onißtrootlo'n Co 1968.06 Bureau of Teats 248.56 Calit >rnla Test Bureau .... 3P.:»6 Carpenter Body Works 7 75 Central Market Chronicle «»uldan<.-e Pi»b Inc 62182 Citizens Telephone Co 3'98.04 Collector of Internal llevenue 2916.10 Cohhln Repair Shop 3.50 F E Cxumpton & Co Pub 116,84 Continental Press Ine 23.17 Coppes-s Marathon Serv 110.50 Cowen Insurance Agency .. a&n.iHi CUll.igan Soft Water Service 5.15 Decatur Auto Supply ...........662.77 Decatur DenHHmat Co $11.5*5 Dfcatur Industries Inc. Decatur Music House 4L96 Item-ee Library Supply 7.55 lEeenomy Prlmting (Concern 6.8.70 Educational Music Bureau ,11'5.00 Ellis. Mary . ... 201.72 Hricyi lopuedia Brittannlca 91.30 Eye Gate House Inc 35.00 Farm- Bureau His Serv , 69010 Fiecl»ter. Dan. . 5.00 Fhdier Bros Paper Co 205.19. Fiisher. Brice 1006,00 Carl Fisher Ine 13,15 Frantz, Herman 291.46 Gamble Hinged Music 108.81 Gaylord Brigs Inc 35.04 Gerig, IlonaVwn J a. .... 375 50 li E -Supply Co 358'42 Ginter, Mr A Mrs Heimer .. 213.60 Goble Music Maxt 359.9(5 Gottschalk Supply Co 20,00 Graber, Ell .... 811.50 tlrabowski, Harry O - 19.00 H W Gray Co 1...... 8.01 Grolier Society luc .... (53.62 Halvegger Hardware 37,71 Hsibeggser, .Martha 10.00 Haines Gar Age 68.01 E M Hale A Co > 10,53 Harcourt Brace A Co Lie .. 121.8 Harrison Twp Opportunity School 699.65 Haugk PlufiwWiwr & Healing 399.00 Hawkins, Herbert . 2*8.00 Hawkins, Roger 103.63 IMlnby Heller Nursery - 646.00 Heller & Decatur Insurance Agencies .• ■ 3511.17 Hess Duplicator Co .... 3.73 Ken HsHTman Garage 30.75 HVffman. Mr & Mrs Ralph 411.12 Holcomb Mfg Co 54::.38 Home Laundry 32.35 Houghton Mifflin 72.39 Howell, Helen .... *'• ■■ lliiiitiiigton La.bratories .. xx.si Indiana Scdiool Boards Assn 105.90 Iniliaiia Gross Income Tax Division' 292.26 Indiana Tew hers Retirement 336.11 Indu-sti lais Al t*' Dept - U2O 1)1 M Corp 121..43 Interstate Brltwers & Publishers 11.39 Janitor Supply Co lire 112.12 Jefferson Garage 454.86 Kershner, Harry 1312.15 Kiess Electric ..... 21.:15 Kiger A Co Inc . . 16111? Korte Paper I'o .... .... 406.ee I Kossab'.s Gulf Service ,17 7<i Kreigh Piano Tuning Serv 18.00 Krh k Tyndall Co . 21.45 Laketon Asphalt A Refining Co 79x7.6'. I.amiis, Hugh 2806.22 lai itzenheiser, <1 Ver.l 11.67 Ijebnian, EJlis *' UC'.kj ladiman.' .... 91 '..«*•♦■ Hal Leonard Music Ine .... 113.'9 : Leonard Supple Co .... 21* :'.'hi Lily Mills Co 15."i> Martin A Murrav Co Inc . ils.id) Mat-tax Auto Paint Shop 99.:::: Mattax. Vaughu ~ 1191.38 S E Merriman 1798.68 Meshberger Bros Stone Corp 10.>.50 .Millcraft Paper Co .... 22::.44. Mtllfir, Auizie .lr 499 83 M illir-I :rva in -I’(er. <■ ... 7? .fMinneapolis - .Honeywell .. 119,13 Modern Bjndiisg 12.15 Moellering Supply Co luc .. 1167.12 j Monroe Grain A Supply .. 15 1 96Monroe Lions' Club 7.5 H Moser, Harold «o.d<>' M-oser. Marcus . .. ....—7.-.-: ttnuH Moser Motor Sates Ine IS3J.H' A C McClurg &• Co' 3<(‘l.*<:: M. Gra.w Hill Book Co Inc . 2 I 36 McKay Electric Co .. ' 2'. '" MuKnigbt A McKliigln ...... 7.36 Natjocal Mill A Supply <"■> It'.xl ' Neuenschwander Insurance Agin* .' I 101.7 7 Nussbatitn, James . 1215.09.

Nu.-wbaum, Paul T> ~?®®-®® Nussbaum, Weldon - “®7??'? Palmer Co Inc -'7? Panama - Beaver Inc 2».W Petty Cash \4«.»8 Public Employees Retirement Fund OA.SI 842.33 Purtiue Vn-lveriSity 23.78 Rich, Loris .... ( 8035.00’ Riley, Paul .— Roth, Floyd M. , Row Peterson & Co O ' J 04 I loyal Mcßee Corp ®|8.57 Rupert, Floyd - v1i.1.49 Banco Prod Co Inc .....; .. .°® Sohafer Co tl?’?! Schwarts Fort! Co Itic - 6d.<3 iHohwartz. Harold V 100.00 Science Education Film Serv .'IT.uO Scott Foresman & Co 1'27.85 Hhaittlnger Music Co 8.75 i Smith. Clark W 100.00 Leland Smith Insurance Agency 6 1 4.24 South Bend Lathe Works .. 10=7.52 Springer. Forrest 1080/00 Strahhi, Leo .... 18.aS Stucky & Co Suttles Co lall. I-. Tate, Hugh ~« 63<1,64 Teeple Truck Line 13.il Town of Monroe Municipal Light Utility 5235.<'» do Water 802.(Hi Vim Co I.nc 17.50 Von Gunton, Edward .......... 2310.00 Wagner: J>r Joe ..i 2'5.00 Harry M Ward Co 6.28 Watson, Martin 1971.93 W M 'Welch Mfg Co 90.14 W'heaitlev's Inc .... 132.37 <1 R Williams 22.00 H W Wilson 2.30 Workinger, Glen . ........ 5.00 Workrite linten'otn Systems 27.961 Yake, Evan .... 1<"'."O ZureOier's Mobile Service .... 36'62.90 Zurdher's Music Store . 290.90 Total Disbursements $112911.57 Bal August 1. 195.8 $ 59189.87 Tl ITION Fl ND Receipts . Balance Auugust 1, 1957 66$ 53 5'2=7.3 7 Local Taxation 68875.30 Cong Twp Interest 91.12 Retirement 4584.85 State Tuition Support 544647.63 Tra'insfer from Veteran Memorial Fund 24989.63 Transfer Tuition - 7312.54 Mis«ellaneous 350$ oo Total Receipts $207533.84 - Disbursements Adler. Thomas $ •4027.14 Archbold, Wanda 3051.68 Beaty. Frances 2835.76 Beavers. Lucile 3667.14 Beihold. Imogene ... 3096.6 s Blue Cross Hospital Service 2570.00 Brown, , Robert L 4027.14 Byerly, Dolores .... 3+137.1 I ('aide. Lemy C ,44 92.16 Collector of Internal Revenue 18 357.3 5 *'oilier. C -Doyle 3889.96 Collier. Sara 11 96 Crist, Veda J 2910.76 Evelyn M ....— 162 96 Egley. Mary 2955.76 Eicsam. Kim er E 3718.443 I'.'icherfberger, John E- 3957.65 Eidienherger. Phvllis Anu 23 9LErdel, Chioetta 11.96 F-rdel. Paul .... . 233 26 Fe.isel. Hubert I. .3145.90 . -Frairtz, Herman E — 51'71.85 Frith. John .... 3719.21 Raiser, Audrey 23.02 Gerig. Donavon J 4025.92

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Gerig, Leon ~.~ 2688.96 Griff it Its, Jraomt 3M7.14 Hgiliegger. Maa’tha. 3340.19 Haggard, Harvey 3817.14 Indiana Gross Income Tax Diivlslon 11 49,51 Indiana. Teachers Retirement 4'20i2.«7 Imnlger, Helen 622.00 J/ilinaon. Jay K 324-2.71 Kubn, Margaret O 3698.74 Lelatner, Eloise C 31-60.46 Lei Master. Dwights F 38-25.06 Magaay, G Robert 73.30 Marbai'li, Mrs Fred 11.96 Mills, Harriet 2801.60 Price, Margaret A ~ 191.40 Public Employees Retirement Fund OAiSI 298-7.5>1 Hexton,. Catherine L -... 2612.06 Shoup. Robert W 3815.99 Bine. Phyllis M 78.01 Smith, R Beryl ; 11.96 Straihm, Leo *8+7.85 Stucky, Rowena .... 3735.25 Venls. Lucille 35.89 VoniEmoii, Bovina .......... 35.89 Waitkins, Kenneth .. 3286.66 Wivtson, Martin 2'692 51 Total Dislmrsements 141839.62 Balance August 1, I*sß 65694.22 VOC vriOXAI. Fl XI) Balance August 1, 1957 ..... 1535.78 Total Receplts 1535.78 IllsburMenients Collector of Internal Revenue 177.(Mi Blue Cross Hospitalisation 30.00 Indiana State Gruss Tax Income Division 20.62 Indiana State. Teachers Retirement Fund 46.07 Watson. Martin 1262.09 Total Disbursements 15=36.78 Balance August 1. 195<8 none BOND Fl ND 'Balance August 1, 1957 889,73 Loc.al Taxation 13376.4-5 Transfer Tuition 1163.58 Total Receipts 115439.76 DisluirseineiUx The First tState Bank of Decatur 12227.43 Balance August 1, 1958. .9202'33 lIMI.A-riVE BiII.DING FIND Balance August L 1957 $ 11.7a Total Repeipts 14.76 llishursemeat Is McKay Electric «N> 14.75 Total I»i»l>ursements 14.75 Balance August 1. 1958 none VKTERAW ME3OHIII. FIND Balaio-e August 1, 1957 .... none local Taxation 26049.17 Total Receipts .... .. 26049.17 Disbursements Transfer to Tuition Fund .. 24989.63 Total Dinbursements 21989 6.1 Balance August 1, I*sß 1+459.54 TAX HUI.IFF FI ND Balance August 1. 1957 3186 3’ Local Property Tax Relief .. 3217,80 Total Receipts' 6431.12 Disburse men Is The First State Bank ot De<atur 31.86.32 Aslil'auehers Tin Shop 1235.07 Baker T’l imHihgfand Heating 1058.3 S Herne Eleotrc 192.57 M- Kay Electric Co 151 60 St i ky & Co ' 139'70 W -rkrite Imteicom Systems 419 00 T ■tai -Dis-loH'semetH s ~ _' » i - Balance August 1. 1958 .. 61.18 MPElltl. Bl II.DING FIND Balance August 1, 1957 933 1 92 Total Re- eipis 9334'92 Disbursements Bultemeier C ostrm tion Co 6181.90 McKay Electric Go 31521.02

Total Disbursements 9334.92 Balance August 1, 1958 non* 1.EA98 FIND ...... Balance Augunt 1, 1957 $ l?';®-29 Local Taxation Total Receipts 3«» l« Disbursements The First State Band of Decatur 310*».0i0 Total Disbursements Sl®®? ®? Balance August 1, 1958 1201 .«■>

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