Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 236, Decatur, Adams County, 7 October 1958 — Page 8

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Plan Art Workshop For School Teachers Teachers Os County To Attend Workshop An art workshop for all primary and kindergarten school teachers is being planned for October 16 at the Adams Central high school. Miss Kathyryn Kauffman, art supervisor in the Decatur schools announced today. Harold E. Radatz, assistant art superintendent ot Fort Wayne, will be in charge of the evfcnt. Radatz will give demonstrations on arts and crafts, and will show exhibits of grade school pupils from Fort Wayne. The exhibits to be shown are; finger painting; paper sack masks; paper bag puppets; scrap material printing; and Japanese lantern masks. Radatz has been assistant art superintendent at Fort Wayne since 195 X-Previous to this, he was

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an instructor at the junior high school in Warsaw. He has shown lexhibits jn ’Fort Wayne. South Bend and Indianapolis. Ceramics were featured by Radatz at these exhibits. The workshop, which is sponsored by the art education association of Adams county in co-operation with the school systems, will be held from 8:30 to 12 noon at Adams Central. Persons other than teachers who are interested in attending the event are requested to contact Miss Kauffman. Reservations for these attending the workshop are asked to contact either the various principals at the schools or Miss Kauffman before October 16. Retired Minister Dies Unexpectedly Rev. Elmer Smith Dies At Hospital Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday for the Rev. Elmer F. Smith, 66, of Berne, a retired minister of the Evangelical United Brethren faith, who died suddenly at 4:30 p.m. Monday at the Adams county memorial hospital following a cerebral hemorrhage. Rev. Smith was a native of Mercer county, but had lived in Adams county since 1950. He had been illfonly a few hours. Surviving are the widow, Edith; two sons, '’felmer, J. Smith of Berne, and Gerald E. Smith of Bremen; two daughters. Mrs. Verne Dietrich, of Naperville, Ill.; and Miss Dorcas E. Smith, of Richmond; a brother, a sister, two half-brothers, a half-sister, a stepbrother, two stepsisters, and nine grandchildren. The body is at the Yager funeral home, where friends may call after noon Wednesday. Services will be held at the Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church in Berne, where Rev.Smith was a member. The Rev. A. E. Givens will officiate. Burial will be in the MRE cemetery. Mrs. Carl Bohnke Is Taken By Death Mrs. Carl Bohnke, 54, a native of Berne, was dead on arrival at 8:30 a.m. Monday at the St. Joseph's hospital in Fort Wayne, where she was taken following a heart attack. A resident of FoM Wayne most of her life, she was a member of the Salem Evangelical and Reformed church. Survivors include the husband, Carl; two brothers. Paul and Alton Liddy; one sister, Mrs. Lester Daughtry, all of Fort Wayne; and another sister, Mrs. Robert Young, of Columbia, Mo. The body was taken to the Tom Mungovan funeral. home, where friends may call after 7 p.m. today. Services will be held Thursday at 10 a m. in the funeral home, with the Rey. Willard H. Zinke officiating. Burial will be in Lindenwood cemetery.

Hartke Hits Delay In Highway Plans Much Os Delay Due To Road Scandals MARSHALL, Ind. (UPD-Dem-ocratic senatorial nominee Vance Hartke said today that, delays in carrying out highway improvement plans are "claiming additional lives daily" in Indiana traffic. Hartke told a Parke County women’s audience that the Republican state administration was responsible. "Much ot the delay is due to the highway scandals,” he said. "The death rate continues to climb.” Hartke referred specifically to U.S. 41 which runs through Parke County. He said accidents on that road "claimed some 20 lives last year while the present state administration prom is e d better roads and (wallowed in the highway scandal mess.” In two political talks Monday night, at Vincennes and Sullivan, Hartke assailed his opponent, Governor Handley, for lack of leadership and violation of the Indiana Constitution. "Our governor has done little of

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THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA anything and much of nothing for E*..the good people of Indiana at a lOUI I CISOIIS lilllvU time when Hoosiers hearts cry for . direction,” Hartke said at Sulli- I I J* T ff’ van. “This is massive inaction.” |ll iHOldlld I rAttlC He sad at-Vincennes that Hand- 1,1 ley’s disregard of the constitution e . v AIJ r* i in running for the Senate before jIX-TCOf-Ulu VJirl his gubernatorial terrfi ended I- Killed Rv Aiitn would backfire. IS IXIIICU Dy MUTO "The people won’t let him run United Press International , out ” Hartke said. “If only they Four were kiUed , n In . | could turn him down in his Wild d iana traffic today, piling up new bid for senator and turn him out fatalities charged against October of his gravy train as governor, after a wee kend marked by 12 too, the job would be completed. dea ths "I predict they (the voters) will The ’latest victims included a elect a Democratic Legislature to 6-year-old Washington girl killed keep a check rein on him. by a car enrou t e to school, a 68-year-old Indianapolis man struck zxi • by a car and a truck in a main , UnlU VOngrCSSman highway, a Gary man whose car t Found Dead In Home COSHOCTON. Ohio (UPI) — U.S Bicknell man whose car over1 Rep. J. Harry McGregor, a Repub- furned near Vincennes. ' lican who had represented Ohio's Car Bingham, 6, Washington, • 17th District in Congress for 18 became that city s first traffic • years, was found de ad in his apart- deao > of . ! he ? ear when ment today. He was 63. ran V 1 * tbe s £ e ° f a car . whde McGregor’s body was found cr^7 g a enrOute t 0 shortly after 8:30 a.m. A physician sc °° ‘ said he had been dead about six Daniel E. Shae, 49, Gary, was ' hours, apparently of a heart ail- killed when his car struck a toll 1 ment. road guard rail near Gary, appar- ■ Although the congresman had a ently when he dozed at the wheel. r history of heart trouble, he had William H. Benton, 68, Indianbeen campaigning actively for re- apolis, was struck by two vehicles election. * in U.S. 31 south of Indianapolis

in the early-morning darkness. Virgil K. Hopper, 63, Bicknell, was killed late Monday when a hit-run car struck him as he ran into a street. Robert C. Anderson, 42, Beech Grove, surrendered 20 minutes after the accident as driver of the car and was released on bond pending a hearing on reckless homicide and drunk driving charges. Tene Hau Police Seek For 1 1 he Cat' i TERRE MA UTE, Ind. (UPI) — Police today sought “The Cat", who has left his calling card at three burglaries in recent weeks in which loot totaled $5,000. The latest burglary at the HowellStephenson Lumber Co. included a note which said “Well, I’ve done it again. The Cat.” TEMPORARY (Continued frem page one) V. Bryan scheduled a hearing Oct. 30 in a suit asking that Negroes be admitted to white schools in Alexandria, Va. —The Virginia attorney general asked the state Supreme Court of Appeals to rule on the state’s entire package of "massive resistance” segregation laws, presumably to head off attacks on the statutes in the federal courts.

Public Nite Sale 50 - HEAD HOLSTEIN DAIRY HEIFERS - 50 We, the undersigned, will sell at P““ic Auction the following Dairy Heifers— LOCATED— 7 miles east of Bluffton on State Road No 124 then IVi mile south or 4 miles west of Coppess Corner on State Road No. 124, then IMs mile south, on, -THURSDAY HITE, OCTOBER 9,1958SALE STARTING AT 7:00 P.M., 50 - HEAD HOLSTEIN DAIRY HEIFERS - 50 T.B. and BANGS TESTED 8. Holstein heifers, fresh, In good production. 6, Holstem springer heifers, due to freshen within 30 days. 9, Holstein due to freshen in Dec. & Jan. 1, Holstein cow, 6 years old. due to freshen in Oct., a 6 gal. cow. 7, open Holstein heifers, 12 to 18 months old. 1, Hotstein bull, 18 months old, gentle and good breeder. The above bred heifers were u»ed to a good Purebred Holstein bull. They have plenty of size, good production and are marked nice. DAIRY EQUIPMENT— 2-unit Surge milker, complete; 15, neck number chains; 10 milk cans. Consigned in this sale by Joe Aschliman . . . 14, Wisconsin Holstein springer heifers to start freshening last of October. 2, Indiana Holstein springer heifers, due to-freshen last of October.il, Guernsey springer heifer, due to freshen last of October. The above heifers are calfhood vaccinated and also T. B. & Bangs tested. All are bred to Purebred Holstein bull. , Individual health papers will be given for all cattle purchased in this sale. TERMS’ Cash Not Responsible for Accidents Refreshments will be served. Sale will be held under cover. CURTIS TONNER, Owner Ellenbergtr Bros., Auctioneers Farmers & Merchants Bank, Clerk Bluffton phone 543—Ft. Wayne phone K-5512.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1958.