Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 257, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1958 — Page 11

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1950 , , i, — ....

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I I MWC *W i I ’■ - " WwQmL ■ - ' !W ’ lo > />n • .Mu % ( W FAMILY REUNION—A couple of Gabor sisters you don’t see so much of, Eva (left) and Magda, flash smiles at Idlewild airport in New York before boarding a plane to fly to Vienna for the first family reunion with their father tn 14 years. Mama Jolie and sister Zsa Zsa also are included. Their father, Vilmos, 74. received permission from the Communist Hungarian government to visit in Vienna for eight days.

DEMOCRATS Continued from page 1-A Bauman; judge, Arminda Sprunger; clerk, Priscilla Gerber; sheriff, Merlin Norr. Democratic—Judge, Homer Miller; clerk, Helen Yoder; sheriff, Robert Long. Ceylon Republican — Inspector, Raymond Van Emon; judge, Elouise Hoffman; clerk, Jacquline Mere; sheriff, Harve Brown. Democratic — Judge, Robert Hall; clerk, Wilma Hall; sheriff, Harley Tumbleson, Jr. East Jefferson Republican — Inspector, Helen Egly; judge, Chester Haines; clerk, Orison Stolz; sheriff, Chester Adams. Democratic — Judge, Harve Crandal; clerk, Wilbert Baker; sheriff, Ralph Christy.

To The Voters ADAMS COUNTY In case we have never met, I am taking this opportunity to tell you something about myself. I am a married man and we have one daughter. I was born and raised on a farm in Wabash Township. I own property and have been a taxpayer of this county for the last thirty years. 1 attended Geneva School. lam a member of the Geneva E. U. B. Church. I am a member of The Masons, The York Rite, Mizpah Shrine Temple, and a life member of the Shrine Crippled Childrens Hospital. I owned and operated a Real Estate Office in Fort Wayne for six years. I was a shoe salesman and lived on our farm most of my life. Meeting and serving 1 Hie public has been a great pleasure to me. Your vote and support solicited. J. M. “Jim” TEEPLE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR . ASSESSOR ADAMS COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 4, 1958 \> Pol. Advt. .

West Jefferson Republican—lnspector, Theodore Morningstar; judge, Valney Steiner; clerk, Luella Amstutz; sheriff, Keith McCollum. Democratic—Judge, Cecil Smitley; clerk, Mabel Reef; sheriff, Fred Ketchum. Geneva A Republican—lnspector, Daniel P. Teeter; judge, George Jackson; clerks, Nell Edwards, Clara Burk; sheriff, Harry Brown. Democratic — Judge, Mildred Smith; clerks, Helen Umpleby, Martha Wilhoite; sheriff, Warren G. Haviland. Geneva B Republican — Inspector, Joseph Cline; judge, Alva Vorhees; clerks, Allene Mosser, Irene Sprunger; sheriff, Burt Juday. Democratic—Judge, Roy Coon; clerks, Gretchen Baumgartner, Edith Nevil; sheriff, Clarence Buckingham.

Berne A Republican —lnspector, Charles Nussbaum; judge, Helen Sprunger. clerks, Madge Hemphill, Helen Keller; sheriff, Glenna Moser. Democratic — Judge, Mildred Stahly; clerks, Ruby Huffman, Treva Lehman; sheriff, Mrs. Cyrus Liechty. Berne B Republican — Inspector, Arlp Lehman; judge, Howard Culp; clerks, Madjeska Neuenschwander, Anna E. Wulliman; sheriff, Carl W. Amstutz. Democratic—Judge, Mrs. Don Sweny clerks, Mrs. Richards Lehman, Mrs. Vaughn Schindler; sheriff, Ferd Mettler. , ' Berne C Republican — Inspector, Paul Herman; judge, Hulda Nyffler; clerks, Anna Haecher, Eva Habeg-

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ger; sheriff, Waldo Stauffer. , Democratic — Judge, Leslie Sprunger; clerks, Mrs. Kennett Sprunger, Mrs. Dan Speicher; sheriff, J. L. McCrory. Decatur 1-A Republican — Inspector, Elizabeth J. Aurand; judge, Dale Death; clerks, Melvina Eady, Kathryn Bonifas; sheriff, Charles Stonestreet Democratic — Judge, Beatrice Melchi; clerks, Melvina Ross, Vilena DeArmond; sheriff, Gerald Ross. Decatur 1-B Republican — Inspector, Ward Bowman; judge, J. William Rentz; clerks, Jeannette Plasterer, Reba M. Werst; sheriff. Ted Sudduth. Democratic—Judge, Helen Cowens; clerks, Eiolse J. Hoffman, Mary K. Morgan; sheriff, Matti-

as Minch. Decatur 1-C Republican — Inspector, Edith Soliday; Judge, Alverz Eady; clerks, Betty Weber, Isabell Bowman; sheriff, Floyd Acker. Democratic—Judge, Anna McNamara; clerks, Mrs. Dave Baker, Mrs. R. C. Hersh; sheriff, B. F. Breiner. Decatur 1-D Republican — Inspector, George Shosenberg; judge, Marvel Beery; clerk, Bonnie Watkins, Norma Lord; sheriff, Nida Deitsch. Democratic—Judge, Helen Hutker; clerk, Martha Rawley, Mary Ellen Garner; sheriff, George Squire. us Decatur 2-A Republican — Inspector, Bessie Beehler; judge, Cordelia Townsend; clerks, Jennie Edwards,

Marlys Brightwell; sheriff, Laurence Morgan. Democratic—Judge, Gusta Baker; clerks, Eleanor Brown, Jessie Brunton; sheriff, J. L. Ehler. Decatur 2-B Republican — Inspector, Faye Ahr; judge, Mattie Fisker; clerks, Verba Duff. Edythe Lankenau; sheriff, Thomas Anrdews. Democratic — Judge, Katharyne Nelson;, clerics, Faye Miller, Marie Debolt;’ sheriff, John Beineke. Decatur 2-C Republican — Inspector, Curtis Hill; judge, Josephine Andrews; clerks, Frances Borders, Mary Jessup; sheriff, George Tricker. Democratic — Judge, Donna Roth; clerks, Ruth Kiess, Gretchen Krueckeberg; sheriff, Gerald Light.

o Deoatar 2-A Republican — Inspector, Lola Gould; judge, Lois Franz; clerks, Arbie Kolter, Ruth Feller; sheriff, Gail Baughman. Democratic—Judge, Vere Kleinhenz; clerks. Mary Jane Runyon, Loretta Metzler; sheriff, William Gillig. Decatur 3-B Republican — Inspector, Fred Busche; judge, Florence Kohls; clerks, Agnes Sprague, Hilda Staley; sheriff, Charles Zimmerman. Democratic—Judge, Bertha Buffenbarger; clerks, Flossie Bogner; Alice Schooler; sheriff, Alva Buffenbarger. Decatur 3-C Republican—lnspector, Kenneth Small; judge, Lucy Daniels; clerks, Fern Augsberger, Betty Ann Bollenbacher; sheriff, Charles

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Brothers. Democratic— Judge, Orrie Newhard; clerics, Ethel Foor, Irene Schafer; sheriff, Clifford Steiner. Deeatar-Boot Republican — Inspector, Raymond Snyder; judge, Theola Poling; clerks, Mildred Stevens, Donna Snyder; sheriff, Ralph Stevens. Democratic—Judge, Edith Walters; clerks, Phyllis Hutker, Dorothy Sheets; sheriff, Sam Diehl. ■ ■■ _ . . . f Course Dropped NEW YORK — (UPI) — Among the course dropped from New York City’s high school curriculum this fall as a waste of time and money was one called “English for Truants.”