Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 220, Decatur, Adams County, 18 September 1958 — Page 4

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NOTICE Public notice is thereby given that the Common Council of the CMy of Decatur (Hereinafter called "City") in Adamis County, Indiana, deeming it in the best interests of the City to accept the proposal of Indiana & Michigan Eleotric Company to purchase, and for the City to sell, with certain exclusions, the electric utility system now owned and operated by the City and located in and adjacent to the City, did by Resolu■tJoti No. 100 duly adopted by said lOenwnon Council on September 10, 1(458 provide for such sale, prescribe the manner of such sale the price and the terms and conditions of such sale designate What officers should execute on (behalf of the City the deed and other instruments conveying the (properties to 'be sold as af<>re-s*aid. Further, public notice 1s (hereby given that the exact form of said Resolution No. DW is as follows: IIESOM TION NO. 100 CITY OF DECtTIR, INDIANA M HEHKAM. Indiana & Michigan Electric Company (hereinafter called "Company") has offered to purchase, with certain exclusions, the eleotric utility system (hereinafter called "Electric Property”) now owned and operated by the City of P e .',“ atur (hereinafter called "City' ) Indiana a»nd located in and adjac<n.t to the City bysubmitting its offer and proposal, which is as follows, to-wit: City of Decatnr City Hall Decatur. Indiana Attention: Honorable Mayor and Common Connell Gentlemen: Indiana & Michigan Electric < ompany (hereinafter referred to as iciompany”), an Indiana corporation, upon and (subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter contained, .hereby offers and agrees to purchase from ’ the City of (hereinafter referred to as "City ). Indiana, for the total price of *2,-1 m,-

THJE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR. INDIANA

3(H) (|2;0.7.ti,2p8,00 of which shall be paid in castl at -tne time <M t-ue delivery at tne uvetrumonta ot traiinrvr ueieinailer meuivoneu anu nzft.vu,jv ot wuncti ena.il ue paid by a ereurt in saau amount lor tuaure electric service to ue furniauea lay tine vuuupany to tne City a street Ugniing system) all of tne electric utility systeui as .now owned and opcrated by the City In the rendering of eiectrie 'utility service in and adjacent to the City, including, all production and power plant equipment and facilities; the Diesel plant biuMJng and site and all adjoining land presently owned by City in the area bounded by Dayton Street, Seventh Street, Indiana Street and vonpilint eqiVpmehiil and fa<4iitlos, - the Pennsylvania Railroad righted -way In Decatur, Indiana, transmission pdasit equilpunent and facilities; distribution plant equip! nont and facilities; structures; itirpraveiuments; substations; overhead conductors; underground conduits and conductors; lines; towers; poles; crossarms; basesigiuys; guy wires; cables; ground wires; insulators; transformers; switches; Hnghtniimg arrestors; meters; services, transportation equipment; easements, rights-of-way and all other kind of operating rights; and any and all other property owned, held or used by the Cit.y os a pant of the aforesaid electric utility system: Excepting and excluding;, however, from the aforesaid utility properlties and facilities the following, which shall be retained by the City: the land and all (buildings at the steam generating plant site; the land and building at the City's line department operating headquarters: all eomminntcation equipment; all office furniture arid equipment; all conduits, <x>nductors, poles, stardards, fixtures and facilities used exclusively for street lighting purposes; all fuel; all material and sup- , plies: and cash, bank deposits, bonds, securities, meter deposits and accounts receivable owned or held by the City. The terms and conditions of the purchase and acquisition by the Company from the City, and the sale and transfer by the City to the smipany, of the aforesaid electric utility properties and facilities proposed to be purchased and sold (hereinafter collectively referred to as "Electric Property") are hereinafter set forth, and each party hereto shall in due and proper time take all steps 'that are necessary to be taken by it 'in order that all conditions precedent to the consummation of live 'purchase and sale of the .Electric Property herein provided for <may be met, namely, towit: 1. The Electric Property shall be appraised in accordance with Section 48-7211, Hurns Indiana Statutes, 1333, as amended, and the appraised value thereof shall not exceed 1211,3(12,300. 2. Notwithstanding any other provision in this agreement contaihcd, the question of the sale of the Electric Property as herein and in any resolution or ordinance of the City proposed, shall have been submitted through an. election to the qualified voters <xf the City in — '-ordance with Section 4.8-7212, Burns Indiana*Statutes, 1933, as amended, and the majority of the votes cast at such election shall be for and in favor of such sale of %he Electric Property. 3. Tiie Company shall have Deen aide to secure sis'll governmental authorizations in respect to it's purchase of tiie Eiectrie Property as in the opinion of Its counsel may 6e necessary. 4- The City shall comply with all the’ laws of the State "f Indiana applicable to the sale of tiie Electric Property by the City. 5, The Electric Property shall be transferred by the City.-to the Company, free and clear of all claims, liens and encumbrances of every kind ami nature whatsoever, with COVenamts of warrantly by duly executed instruments of transfer in form and substance satisfactory to t*)ie Company’s counsel, and with all revenue .bonds and securities of every nature appentainlng to the Electric Property redeemed and satisfied in full by the City. ft. Simultaneously with the transfer of tiie ElectPic Property to the t’o'mpany, the City shall grant to the Company a franchise and imb-ter minate permit. Which shall in form and s'.rbstance conform to tiie laws of the State of Indiana in such case made and provided and be satisfactory to the Company's counsel, granti'ug to the Company, its suepessors and assigns, the right to locate and maintain its electric ixtilitv properties and facilities in the streets and other public, places in the City, for rhe purposes of rendering by the (Company, its successors and assigns, of electric utility service within and adjacent to the City and of transmitting Iby (it electric energy in and through tiie City of Decatur, Indiana. 7 Consummation of tiie puridiase and' sale (i.e, the Closing) shall be at such place, as the parties may designate and shall b.e on the first day of January or J'tily next succeeding when a favorable vote has been ast as provided in paragraph 2 hereof and there 'has- been secured the last of all governmental authorizations necessary for tiie lawful cunMimniation or such purchase by the Conqiany. In tiie event that the TTfy- lias iiiit taken 7>C~July 1. .1.959 'alT stiiis nw-essary in the opinion of counsel of Company for the lawful conwumimatirtn ot .su,ch purchase, then and in such event the Compa.nv shall be fully relieved and released </t all obligations hereunder ‘to purchase the Eiectrie Property. 8. The City shall be entitled to all moneys coming ,due for electric service rendered f.cior tojlhe date of Closing to the '.mstomers served' bv the Electric Property. '9. The City, at 'the time of Closing, shall deliver to the Company all available instruments, books, records. and papers, and other data pertattnrnig -to—the Electric Property, i.neluding .meter books .and <-ust«rmers' billing records for inspectiipp and -making copies thereof, after which the same shall Ibe returned to the City. 10 From the date ot ("losing until such time as the Comjvany has constructed and put in operation all tra-ns mission, substation and distributl'Hi facilities sufficient 'to serve the customers of the Electric Pr<«i>erty, without the operation of the 'S'le.irn generating plant and the use of Ollier facilities of every kind whatsoever situated tn said generating plant building or on the premises adjacent tliereto. the Comi(>any shall have (lie right and privilege to operate and use, without any charge therefor, the said steam generating plant building and the premises adjacent thereto and/or all facilities hi sa.id generating plant building or (,ji the premises adjacent thereto owned by the City and not to be sold hereunder, for a period not to exceed three (3» years from the date of Closing. Att any time prior to tl«close of said three!3f year period when t'he Company shall completely and finally cease t>>-operate the said steam generating plant and to use the. other facilities i.n said generating plant 'birildlng and on the premises adjacent thereto,-the Conupaay, at its own cost and exjieuse, shall promptly disma’iutle and retruyye from the steam generating plant building and the premises adjacent (hereto those facilities and oilier l>ro|>crty constl-t-ut Inga. part of t'he Electric Property; J»ut in any event swell dismantlement and removal shall be fitllv completed by the close of said three (3) year period. The ("omiiany sliall "have thtf right and jirtvilege to of-cupy and use, wHhoilt any charge 't'herefbr. the present line department -headquarters <>f the "City- for a period not to exceed one (1) year from the date of Cloahtg. 11. From and after the date hereof to the (late "f Closing, the risk of loss of the-Electric Property shall, be on the ''ily, .tiie Citv shall not permit any sale of other disposi-

tlon of Hhj Electric Prujienty or <uiy part thereof, and, upon the breakdown or failure of any portion of the Electric Property, the City shall forthwith make adequate and proper repairs at lie own coat and expense. The CUy shall pay and <Meeli&nge all the HaGilltlea tnourrod prior to the Closing appicalble to ttie operation of the Electric Property, InckuliiiK of employees anid Indebtedness for material and supplies furnished. ,I'2. On or prior to the CloalnK, the Company shall file with the Tariff Division of the En«ineerhir Department of the Public Service Commission of Indiana and, shall seek approval of ouch Commissiosi, as the rates applicable to the electric service In the area served by the Electric Property, the same respective schedule of rates, rules and regulations that the Company now has in effect for similarly classified service tliroiigihout its Indiana territory as shown by the Index- of Tariffs, effective November 30, 1957 (12th Revised Sheet No. 2). 13. Promptly after Closing the Company shall ooinmonce, and shall continue until completed, all work required to make such repairs, rearrangements, replacements and improvements to the Electric Property as shall be necessary to provide adequate and reliable electric service in accordance with the laws of the State of 'lndiana and the rules and regulations of the Public Service Commission of Indiana. To accept this proposal, please endorse your acceptance on the duplicates hereof and return the same to tlie Company. Dated this 11th day of September, INDIANA & MICHIGAN ELETRIC COMPANY Bv R. E. Doyle Jr. lit. E. Doyle, Jr ) Vice President and General Manager ATTEST : E. A. I.oilman (E. A. Duhman) Assistant 'Secretary ACCEPTANCE The foregoing offer and proposal Is hereby accepted and the terms and « conditions therein named are agreed" to on this 16th day of September, 195®. CITI «>P DECATUR, INDIANA By Robert D. Cole (Robert D Cole) Mayor ATTEST: Miriam Hall (Miriam Hall) , Clerk-Treasurer and WHEREAS, i t is the opinion of the Common Council of the City that it is to the best interests of the City that the proposal of the Company should ibe accepted, but only- upon the express understanding ami condition that the question of such sale of tile Electric Property by the City shall be submitted through an election to the xtualified voters of the City and such sale shall not be consummated unless and until a inayortty of 'the votes east at —suc-h---election is in .favor of the sale; and WHEREAS. paragraph 2 of the proposal specifically provides that the question of the sale of the Ele.•trh' i’roperty shall be sqbmittefl to the qualified voters i'A the C->ty in accordance with Section *B-7'212 Bunns Indiana Statutes, 193>3, as amended, and wueh sale shall met be consummated unless and until the majority of the votes cast ot such election shall be in favor ot the sale, and „ WHEREAS, the Common Council of the City deemed it advisable to accept such proposal to, the end t'h-i.l, if a majority of the votes cast at such election shall be in favor of such sale, such a sale cam be effected 't«p«n the terms and conditions contained in 'the proposal: NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED bv the nonunion Council of the Citv of 'Decatur, Indiana, that: 1 The Citv does accept, such proposal as set 'forth above for the purchase of the Electric Property, and the proposal and acceptance in the form now here presented to t h-e Common Council is approved, and tlie Mayor of the City is authorized to execute said acceptance in the name of and for and on behalf of the City, attested by the Clerk,Treasurer with the seal of the City, and when the same is accepted oy said officers as foresaid on behalf of the City, the agreement as evidenced by said proposal and said arreptance shall 'be in. full force an<i_ effect upon the terms and cond»lions therein contained. 2 Pursuant to and in accordance with the statutes of lite State "f Indiana 111 such case made and provided, tlie City, through its Mayor, shall proceed to have or cause to have the Electric Property appraised by 'three disinterested freeholders of Adams County, Indiana, to be appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Adams Coutvty. none of whom ■shall be-residents or taxipaylers of ‘the City. 3 Subject to the compliance with all the terms and conditions specified in the aibflve set, fort'll accepted proposal, dated September 11. 19>S dhe Electric Property shall be sold and disposed of to tile Company at the price, in the maimer and upon the tennis and conditions set fortn an sa id a< cep ted pr« >posal. , ~ I. The necessary deeds ano other iiistru.niMits transferring and disposing of the Electric Property to the Company shall be executed for and In-4he-*iame-ot the City Uy its. Mayor; attested by tire Clerk-Trea-surer with the seal of the City. 5 The Mavor. for and on behalf of the City, shall execute any and all other instruments, and do or cause to !be done any and all acts or things (including but without limiting the generality of the foregoing to the publication and postung of •pullilic ■notice .of tills resolution as required bv law) which in the opindesirable in order to comply- with all the obligations of the City Under the accepted proposal and to effectuate 'the consummation of the sale at the earliest particalile date. « This resolution is passed 'upon the'same day and at Che same meeting at Which it 'is introduced, and it Is passed bv The unanimous consent of ail the members of (lie Common Council present and there are present and voting at least <wothlrds of the members elect of the said Comnnon Council. 7 This resolution shall take effect and be In force from ami after its passage and its signature by the ■presiding officer <>f the Common Council and its approval by the May°r Adopt cd and passed unanimously bv all members of the Common Council present tills 1-frth day of Septeniiber, 195*. Robert D. Cole (Robert D. Cole) Mayor Presiding Officer of the Common Council ATTKSTi Mirlnni Hall (Miriam Hall) Clerk-Treasurer , Presented by me to the M’lrtir <’f the City of Decatur tills 16th day of SepteiWber, 1958., Mlrlnin Hnll (Miriam Hall) Clerk-Treasurer ... , .Approved awl signed this 16th day of September, A. I’., lbs. Robert D. Cole (Rabert D. Colei Mayor Dated at Deeat'iir. Indiana, this 17th day of September, 195*. (l**bert' < D* > 'cole) Mayor of the City <»f Deoa'bur, Indiana Itobert D Cole (Robert D. ’Cole) Presiding <>f the Common Council of the <. Ity of Decatur. Indiana ATTEST: Miriam Hnll (Mirlauu Hall) Clerk-Treasurer 9-18, 25 . Over c,500 Dany Democrats are sold and delivered in Decatur each day.

9-18, 35

Tells Os Experiences At State Fair School

(Editor’s note: Adams county had three girls at the state fair school this year, Jean Wass, Helen Rumple, and Janice Van Emon. They were chosen by the 4-H council for the honor, and were outstanding 4-H club members with fine achievement records. On returning from the school shortly after the close of the state fair, Miss Van Emon wrote the following article.) Monday morning. August 25, we traveled to Indianapolis for one of the most interesting and exciting ten-day schools which we had ever experienced. We arrived there around noon and registered. We were then assigned to our groups. Each year 12 honor girls are chosen from the previous year to be head over one group. One of these was more or less our big sister. Whenever we had complaints we went to her, and she was responsible for in-

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pabllc Srrvire (onmlMlon of Indiana Dovket No. 37MS IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF INDIANA A MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY FOR APPROVAL OF THE Pl BI.IC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA TO <ll THE PURCHASE HV SAID COMPANY OF THE ELECTRIC UTILITY SYSTEM NOW OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE TOWN OF MONROE, INDIANA AND (2) THE PLACING IN EFFECT AS RATE SCHEDULES APPLICABLE TO SERVICE RENDERED FROM SAID SYSTEM THE SAME STANDARD SI HEIIH.ES AS AHE NOW GENERALLY IN EFFECT FOH SIMILARLY CLASSIFIED SERVICE, THROIIiHOUT THE SAID COMPAN VS INDIANA TERRITORY. Notice is hereby given that the Poblic Service (’■an rm is si, >n of Indiana will conduct a pu,l>lic hearing in this caqse in the Rooms of the Commission, 101 Stade House, Indiaiiaipolim. Indiana, at 10:iM) A.M., Central Standard Time, op Thursday. October 9. 1958. Public participation is requested. Pl 81.1 l SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA BY: George G. CTlne. Secretary INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA September 17, 1958. 9-18 ORDINANCE (Short Title: An ordinance annexing contiguous territory to-the City' of Decatur, Indiana WHEREAS, heretofore certain landowners of land contiguous to the OWy of Decatur, Indiana, having requested the ComiiKm Council of said City to annex their land to said City. and. WHEREAS, said annexing woulfl promote the general welfare and be of interest to said City, now- therefore, BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the Oity of Decatur, Indiana. to-wit: Section 1: that the following described real estate situated in Washington Township. Adams County. Indiana, he and t'he same is hereby annexed ito Hie City of Decatur, Indiana, to-wit: Commencing at the northeast corner of the west half of the nortireast quarter of Section I. Township- 27 North, Range 11 East, thenoe running west 28 rods and 6% links; thence running south parallel with the east line of said west half of the northeast quarter 28 rods and 6(4 links; theme running east parallel with the north line 28 rods and 6% links: thence running north 28 rods and 6’4 links to t’he place of beginning, <<mtaining ■”> acres corner of tlie west lialT~rif the ■nortbesist quarter if Sert ion I, Township 27 North, Range II A I.Ml: C'ommemitig 28 rods luust. thence west 28 rods 6(4 links; thence south 11 rods 11 links; theifce west 28 rods 6)4 links: them e north 11 rods and dl links to the place of beginning, containing 2 arm. .Section 2: Tins ordinance shall be published for at least Two (2) consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation printed in the City of Decatur, Indiana. Section 3: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its 'passage and due publii jtion. — : —- —■ Adapted and approved by tlie (Common Council of tlie City of Decatur. Indiana, on the 16th day of ***l>U 11*58. ' — Holwrti- D, Cole — Holbert D. Cole, Presiding Officer ATTEST: Mlrian Hall Clerk-treasurer 'Submitted to the Mayor for his iipprovai at 9:09 o’eljick P.M. on the 16th day of September, 195 8. Mirian Hall Clerk-treasurer Aproved by me Uris 16 day of September. 1958. “TUiHeff TKVSIig Robert D. Cole, Mayor ATTEST: Mirian Hall Clerk-treasurer 9-18, 35

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forming us of the day’s routine and keeping our group together. After we went to our separate groups, our honor girl took us an a tour through the building. We were then told about our classes. Each group had six different classes sometime during the 10 days. We were usually in one class for a day. The six classes were as follows: foods, baking, dining room, handicraft, homecraft, and dormitory. In the foods class we made the salads for the meals and washed dishes. The baking class consisted of baking cookies, cakes, etc. for the meals. In dining class we presided as hostess or co-hostess over one table. It was our duty to see that there was enough food on the table. We had a choice of making cuff-links, earrings, pins, etc., in the handicraft class. In homecraft we learned to braid rugs and many other things concerning the home. It was our duty as a group to sweep and Vlean the dormitory in dormitory class. Each evening we had social gatherings with the boys camp or we went as a group to some entertainment on the fairgrounas. Tuesday evening, August 26, we went to the beauty contest in the coliseum and were privileged to see Tennessee Ernie Ford crown the queen and see the Deb-Tones perform. Wednesday we saw the L. S. Ayres style show and Thursday we went up town. We were the guests of the Ayres store and they showed us various things in their store. We were then free to shop as we pleased. We were very honored to have as our guests on Sunday the governor and lieutenant governor of Indiana and many more distinguished guests. It was also a great experience to live and work with two IFYE girls. They were from Germany and Luxemburg. We came to love and enjoy them. Also staying at boys'camp were three IFYE boys. ■ Two were from India and one from Switzerland. Wednesday, the last day of our school, we had the final program. Here the scholarship awards were given, and the honor girls for next year were chosen. From the 12 honor girls this year one was chosen to come for the third year to be assistant director of the school. This brought to a close our wonderful experience at Indiana state fair girl’s school. We wish to thank the 4-H committee who made it possible for three of us girls from Adams county to attend. We would also like to encourage girts and boys to continue their 4-H work so they can have an opportunity to attend Indiana state fair girl’s school or boy’s camp. Minor Accident Is Reported To Police The city police department was called to the 300 block on Oak street Wednesday at 1:45 p.m. to investigate a minor property damage accident. A vehicle driven by Bernard Keller, 60, Decatur, struck a parked car owned by Harold Cash, 57. Fort Wayne, as the Keller vehicle was backing from the drive at the Standard bulk station. Damage to the Cash auto was estimated at $45, but the Keller vehicle was not damaged. COURT NEWS Complaint Case The demurrer filed April 25 by the defendent in the case of Mel Liechty, doing business as, Mel’s Realty Auction company, vs William H. Stavenik and Frieda Stavenik, has been taken under advisement by the court. Estate Case A petition to purchase a monument was filed in the Lewis Curtis Miller estate. The order on petition to purchase was filed.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1958

School Os Nursing Observes Founding The 75th anniversary of the founding of Indianapolis general hospital school of nursing was celebrated Wednesday with the annual homecoming, and nearly 300 of the school’s 2,000 graduates attended. The school is the second oldest nurses training center west of the Allegheny mountains. Sally Butler, a Washington, D.C. legislative consultant for women’s clubs, and a former goodwill ambassador to foreign countries, spoke to the group. At noon a luncheon was served in the school gym at the nurses residence. A tea followed in the afternoon, and former graduates toured the hospital and met with old friends. Attending from Decatur was Mrs. Jan 4 Heller, nurse at the Adams county memorial hospital. Decatur Saleslady Featured In Magazine Miss Margaret Holthouse, saleswoman with the Schwartz Ford company of Decatur, was one of ladies who have their pictures in Ford's monthly magazine, Crest News. A member of the 300-500 club. Miss Holthouse stated that her selling has built her self-confi-dence. From a prominent Indiana family, she was in the drug business for six years before starting to sell Fords. She started selling in 1949 part-time for Brant Motors, switching to full time in 1954 after her mother's death.

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