Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 286, Decatur, Adams County, 5 December 1958 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATOR DEMOCRAT COT/INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Poet Office a* Second daw Matter Dick D. Heller, Jr Pregident John G. Heller T . Vice-President Chas. Holthouse Secretary-Treasurer SubtcrlpUoa Bates: By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, ss.oo; Six months, 14.25; 3 months, g?.25. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 38.00; 3 months, 34.75; 3 months, 32.50. Bv Carrier 30 cents per week. Single copies, 6 cents

Hula hoops are not fun to everybody. Dutch builders are Complaining that the hula hoop fad is interfering with construction. It is diverting plastic from piping. o—o—Bishop Richard C. Raines, head of the Indiana Methodist church, is now visiting thousands of Korean children who have obtained free schooling the past five years, thanks to Indiana's 350,000 Methodists. —io——o— Unemployment claims this month in Indiana appear slightly less than a year ago. The picture is not yet as happy as we hope it soon will be, but let's all plan a merry Christmas with Christian generosity as our fore mo s t thought. Perhaps old-fashioned morality, which is also something new, with consideration for others as our theme, is an answer to recessions that we have not tried. o —o—— A plan for action concerning a state museum will be presented to the Indiana general assembly this year. It will be presented by a study commission chosen by the last legislature. This committee has concluded that Indiana has the worst facilities of any state in the union for its so-called “museum” — the dirty, dingy basement corridors of the state capitol building. If action is taken by this legislature, the building could be completed by 1963, in time for the celebration of our 150th year of statehood. The Indiana museum association, with no dues, has been formed to secure support for the project.

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What effect will the new National Defense Educational Act have on the state of Indiana? What will it mean to local control of schools? In the first place, the act specifically states “Nothing contained in this act shall be construed to authorize any department, agency, officers, or employe of the United States to exercise any direction, supervision, or control over the curriculum, program of instruction, administration, or personnel of any educational institution or school system.” College students, under the new law, will be able to bora row up to SI,OOO a year, with a maximum of $5,000 to any one student. The student pays 3% interest, and the loan is to be repaid in 10 years. Congress has authorized $47 H million for the fiscal year ending next June 30 but only six million dollars have been appropriated. The money will be allocated to states on the basis of its percentage of full-time college students enrolled. The school concerned works out a loan agreement with the federal government, which puts up 90% of the loan fund, the institution putting up the rest. Preference must be granted to students who express a desire to teach, or have a superior capacity or preparation in science, mathematics, engineering, or a modern foreign language. There is a good bit more to the bill, and most of it is good, solid thinking. To anyone who takes the trouble to study it, it will prove to be considerably less than the great bogey that Sen. Jenner and others of his ilk made it out to be.

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CLAIMS ALLOWED BV TUB BOARD Ok COMMISSIONER* ON MONDAY DEC L IM*. ? COUNTY Olty of Decatur oper 4 507.57 Citizens Tel* Co do » 1'»3.44 L Kirsch (fik exp - 20.60 Commercial Print do 7.13 Miller .Bryant Pierce do 3.00 Decatur Demoorat Ce do .... 17.10 Friden Agcy Aud ext> _. +5.00 Haywood Publishing io 4+4.20 D Roth do ...... 64.00 W D Neal Treae exp 13.36 H E Jdhnooa do 120-00 P Berry do - 42.00 C C Dickerson do „ 3i2.00 M Gelmer do 14.00 Remington Rand do <.50 Commercial Print Record exp 14.86 Photostat Corp do 872.20 Decatur Lumber Co do 13.63 M M folder Sher exp 56.8'5 C Arnold do 2.80 J Minch do ......................5.00 G Odle do 5.00 Gay’s Mobil Serv do <4.21 Commercial Print do 11.06 Moser Motor Sales do 65.90 Shell Serv Station d,o 110.00 Petrie Oil Oo do 60.60 Emergency Radio Serv do 16.60 N S Rich M D do 4.00 Decatur Auto License do .... 35.00 J B Stetson do 74.81 Lincoln Reproductions Surv exp 6 .On Haywood Pul>ll»htag Co do 21.05 H Mnelleritig do 6.86 B Koos Asse exp 106.00 G M Grablll Sch Supt 81.32 8 E Merriman Co do „ 40.95 M M Ftoley Att off . 45.36 L N Seltereright Oo Art 65.59 L M Mollt d» 42.34 Royal Type writer Co do 7.6.> Briede Studio do 28.78 L E Hoffman do 19.50 Citizens Telephone Co do — 23.99 C Wm Freeby Hlth Off 139.31 D Rawley do 26.00 Klenks Serv Ot Ct 12 75 Commercial Print do 12c 8u E F Beriiing do •„ 76-06 J G Gattshall do 75 «O Decatur Democrat do 81,56 Coverall Rental Serv do .. . 1.80 Cltizena Telephone Co do .... 23.43 West Publishing KJo do 57.00 Lawyers Co-op do - 7.50 C H Muselman do 38.70 O I) Sudduth Ct House Jan ©35.00 E A Worst Ct House Mat .. 100.00 L Drake Ct House Watch 10.00 Coverall Rental Serv Ct House exp 6.60 Klenks Serv do 40.47 Decatur Lumber do .65 Habegger Hardware Jail exp 20.62 Felber Mach do 31.34 D Affolder Jail Mat .... 125.00 F Kitson Co Home Supt 205.00 T Kitson Co Home Mat 125.00 H Smith Co Home help 120.00 C Kirk do 120.00 M Knchensparger do , 125.00 J Bllderback do 10.00 M Kitson do I »-■ 21.00 N S Rich M DCo Home phys 178.25 Blue Flame Co Home exp 66.10 Petrie Oil Co do :..... R E Allison do 74.70 Wolf Produce do ... 4.50 N Griffith <k> 250.00 Adams Co Artificial Breeding Co Home exp 7.50 G Manley dk> 2.60 Sprunger Implt do 9,70 Stewarts Bakery do 53.78 C E Hite do 128.21 Holthouse Drug do 9.00 Petrie Qil Co do 60.00 Burk Elevator <to 191.85 J J Newberry Co do 2.93 Kohne Drug Store do 9.64 Sprunger Lehman do ......... . -34.88 Beavers Oil Serv do 7.15 Gerber Super do 72.78 Stiefel Grain do 65.20 HMgk do ... 1'1.2.5 Teeple do „2.76 Decatur ®quip do 72.69 Decatur Lumber do — 2.72 W Witwies Assessing 183.33 A Schamerloh do 10.00 Commercial Print Elee exp 69.95 Haywood Publishing do 10129.10 R Stump do 15,00 Adams Co Highway Dept do 0 59.22 R S Anderson Co Atty 126.00 Berne Witness Legal Adv 141.43 Geneva Herald do 9.00 Decatur Democrat Co 121.53 Neuenachwander Inc Insurance 111.72 J Martin Fox Bounty 3.00 T Stuber do 3.00 R Hill do 3.00 C F Thieme do 9.04) L O Schwartz do 6.00 W Burkhart do 3.00 L Boltenbaicher do 3.041 E Rich do 3.00 Irene Byron Hosp Care of Pat 1200.00 M H Lambert Tax Refund .. 2.25 H Moellering Mileage .... 10.24 COLNTY * DITCH AL H Moellering Mileage 4 8.40 L Smith labor 1222.25 A Merriman do 63.28 J V Myers do 45.00 A H'lrschy do .... ..... 93.80 <' Burkhart do 92. to C Boring do 56.00 H Harnish Con co oper .. ,2062.94 Butlers Garage do 28.50 MeeHberger Bros do 136.79 Indiana Equip Co de 74.91 Reavers Oil do 147.33 SttH-kberger Machinery do .. 39.16 Fenner's Express do 3.25 The Schafer Co do 4.73 C Smitley do . 7.54) Adler Bros do 30.70 WEIA'AHE B Nelsom mileage 63.90 M J Hazelwood do 37.09 (M Marshall do - 1! *.75 V Linn do . 30.5, Citizen* Telephone Co do .... 31.67 Highway Department L Moll ‘ 203.12 B Fuhrman 182,28, M J 'Runyon. ■ 12'5.00 J Spangler .; 50.00 V Ferry 130.50 R Koi ter IB 4.85 H Rauch 130.50 C Harden 1®7.70 H Burger 130.50 D Beer 121. 70j R Steiner 131.95 D Harvey n 30.50 E Kukelhain 130..>0' W Albbott 130.50 N Brunner 1.10.50 C Meshbe.rger 030,50 J Augsburger 123.2'5 C Zurßher 130.50 C Death 430.50 P Longs worth 130.50 E Fa unote -.-134).56 C C Abbott 1'37.76 H Mwnkey 1341.60 R Fuhrman 130.50 L Drake . 2.00 Citizens Telephone Co 18,80 Beavers Oil .Servhe' .. 9.74 C IC Schwartz & Sons 6.24 StxH'kberger Machinery 38.01 Eastern Ind Oil A Supp 2.44 Mossman Yarnelle Co 39,08 Deeds Equip 4Jo 10.78 UecJlty Motor Sales .... 21.96 Berne Hardware 4?o 26.50 Riverwide Gwage 9.75 Walter’s Machine Shop 114.40 Felber Machine .Shop '.),60 C Faunote Radiator 29.50 Decatur Equip Inc 1i27.81 Buglers Garage 106.40 Motor Fuel Tax - 38.22 Pearl Oil Co «3.07 Petrie Oil Co 486.2'2 L Lehman — 30,<)4) Mewbberger Bros 3749.73 Lybarger Gravel Co 10.60 Yiost (Jravel Readymsix 9.23 le»gansilM»rt Metal Co 196.38 The Krick Tyndall Co 1.78 Mortou Salt Oo ©16.041 The Selxafer <\> 8.12 Adams Builders Supply 12.50 Herne. Ready Mix 111.88 Itay Kolter J. 36.00 Wayne Hall Sign Co 193.00 Adler llnoe. Garage 208.05 Bridge . Berne Ready Mix 2'55.45 MeahberKer Bros / 68.82 American Steel, Corp 179.57 Avvumiilatlve Bridge Ao. .1 Walter Gilliom 300.00 Hoard of CouUMlsslonerM Certified before me this 4th day of December. IIK4N, Ed word F. Jsberg Auditor Adguns Go. Dec. 5

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o ■' <■" ' JI i. 0 The People’s Voice This column la for the uso of our reader* who wish to make eugeeations tor the general I good or dlscuM question* of , interest. No articles will be | I published without signature of | | the author. O ■ — - ''' o W. C. T. U. Aims To the Editor: Our national, state and county presidents of the W. C. T. U. remind their members not to forget to thank any local or metropolitan paper for any recognition accorded us as in your recent editorial. Due to the work of Mrs. Niblick (president of Decatur’s local unit) and her co-workers, plus a notary, we, the Adams county workers now have the go-ahead sign for 1960. Boldly casting our net on the right side of the ship. Please excuse me, Mr. Editor, may I stir up the people’s pure minds, while we consider the three beasts symbolic of the three ma-' jor parties. The elephant denotes greet strength and a huge beast. Because of this great weight, he needs large feet. He also is a heavy drinker (water .that is). He likes to wade in. so he gets his feet muddy. In order to keep clean, he does what comes natural. He slings it. The mule was born stubborn, will not change. Time and tide will, but not the mule. What's good enough for Pop is O. K. by me. f The third beast is the dromedary. Not so well known in this country, would not win a beauty prize ever. But he is geared for long and hard travel through desert at miles per hour, through a, long and arduous day. When night comes, his owner hobbles his right foot, lest he decide to look for greener pastures., So the W. C. T. U. emulates the dromedary, and plans to leave its footsteps in the sands of time, for they w?ar a workman’s shoes. Our aim is to stop the awful carnage of blood on our highways, to save our nation’s greatest asset — our youth, and hope someday we will not have to meet the traffic head-on. We are told that alcohol is a: disease. If so, why bottle and sell it? , And though prophets have no honor in their own country, we: sign ourselves, as we leave our footprints in the sands of time, • simply, Workman’s Shoes, j Alice O. Carper. 1 ' " ■ — , ■ o 20 Years Ago Today O ' ' O Dec. 5, 193&—Yeggs who broke into the Al D. Schmitt Motor Sales early this morning failed to obtain any loot as they were apparently frightened away before they could open the office safe. Mrs. Martha Bricker, 90-year-old Jefferson township lady, died at her home following a long illness. One hundred and 38 births have reported at the Adams county memorial hospital so far this year, as compared to 111 born there during all of 1937. Indiana auto license plates for 1939 will go on sale at the Decatur license branch Dec. 12. The Decatur Commodores defeated St. Mary’s of Michigan City at the Catholic high school gym Sunday afternoon, 34-25. Saturday night scores: Geneva 27, Jefferson 25 (overtime); Hartford 41. Monroe 24; Pleasant Mills 29, Alumni 22.

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Buys Health Bond Help Fisht TB Buy Christmas Seals I The Decatur Woman’s club has voted purchase of a $lO health bond, officials of the Christmas seal campaign in Adams county announced today. All proceeds from the annual Christmas seal sale are used in the fight on tuberculosis and to provide clinics and otherwise carry on the fight against the “white plague.*’ Three Autos Damaged In Wreck Thursday Approximately $6lO in damages was caused to three autos Thursday afternoon in a three car accident that occurred at the intersection of Monroe and Sixth streets at 3:57 p.m. The accident occurred when a car driven by David L. Isch, 17, route four, Decatur, was unable to stop in time and struck the rear of a car stopped at the intersection for the traffic light driven by Richard P. Maley, 26, Toledo, 0., which in turn struck a car driven by George Hindenlang, Jr., 49, route six, Decatur, also stopped at the traffic light. The city police investigated the mishap and estimated damages at S4OO to the Isch vehicle. $250 to the Maley auto, and $lO to the Hindenlang car. Fox Hunt Is Planned Saturday, Dec. 13 The Union township conservation club will hold a fox hunt Saturday, December 13, it was announced today. All persons who wish to enter the hunt are asked to meet at Bleeke’s Service Station at 8 o’clock. The station is located two and one half miles north of 224 on S.R. 101, and one ahd one? half miles east. COURT NEWS Complaint Cases A complaint for personal injuries and property damage was filed by Mary Ladd against John Hoffman. A summons was ordered issued to the sheriff of Adams county for the defendant, returnable December 17. Venued From Allen County The case of Gail Lynn Bower, by Aria Bower, her next friend, vs Bernard E. Kramer, route 7, Fort Wayne; by agreement of both parties, the case set for trial; December 2 was continued and reset for trial by a jury on February 17 at 9 o’clock. ’ The plaintiff’s motion on a second amended complaint was submitted for hearing and determination in the case of General Insurance company of Washington, Merchants Fire Insurance Mutual Fire association, vs Everett R. Knepper, doing business as The Knepper Transfer Service and Ulrich B. Bell. Estate Cases The supplemental report of distribution and petition for discharge was filed in the estate of Peter J. Heimann. The co-execu-tors were released and discharged, sureties released, estate closed. The final report was filed in the estate of Henry W. Fuelling. A notice was ordered issued returnable December 26.

To Hold Reception At Concert Tuesday Gay Tyroliers In City Next Tuesday As an added feature of n,ext Tuesday’s concert by the Gay Tyroliers at the Youth and Community Center, the Adams county Civic Music association has announced a public reception will be held following the concert. The reception will afford the association members an opportunity to meet and converse with the Tyroliers. Refreshments will be served during the reception. Dressed in mountaineer clothes, the Gay Tyroliers sing, yodel, dance and engage in the traditional horseplay of their village green, recreating the legends, amatory adventures and ballads of the farmers, miners, woodcutters and bee r-drinkers—a homespun pattern of simple pleasures centuries old. The Tyroliers. although experienced artists who have performed in many parts of Europe and America, are still essentially Tyrolean villagers who dance and sing for the sheer joy of it. From the time they come on with their maypole until the final gesture of the slap dance, they give fine, substantial entertainment, the kind of simple entertainment which can only be provided by simple people doing what they love to do. The Tyroliers come from Kitzbuel in the Tyrol mountains of Austria, one of the few countries where folk songs and folk dances still form a natural part of the daily life of the people. During the long winter months the mountains and valleys are covered with snow, the roads are blocked and the peasants stay at home So it is that the Tyroliers pass away the time by singing and dancing their traditional songs and dances.

Pvt. James E. Herman, son of Charles L. Herman, of near Geneva, recently completed, basic combat training with the 2nd armored division at Fort Hood, Tex.

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Public Auction REAL ESTATE 40 Acres located Three miles East of City JUmita of Decatur, Indiana on Route 224 in Union Township SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6,1:30 P.M. This tract of land is exceptionally well matelv twenty-eight acres of good cropland bordering Route ZM. A good crop rotation has been practiced and therefore is in a good state of fertility. This twenty-eight acres is very well drained and contains better than ten thousand feet of tile and also has an eight inch main tile to Highway 224. On the back side is a very attractive wooded plot of approximately twelve acres bordering an improved Stone Road. This would make a wonderful place to build a nice home. TERMS OF SALE—2O% Cash on day of sale. Balance upon delivery of Marketable Title. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eichenauer, Owners Jim Beery—Auctioneer George C. Thomas—Sales Mgr. Sale Conducted by the THOMAS REALTY AUCTION CO. Reppert Bldg. Phone 3-2116 Not Responsible for Accidents. 2 4 5 Public Auction Naw Merchandise, Toys and Christmas Gifts Saturday Night, December 6,1958 At 7:30 O’clock This sale consists of electric sewing machines, electric mixers, electric sweepers, electric deep frys, electric irons, electric toasters, electric skillets, ¥« and inch drills. 7 in. power hand saws, grinders, all kinds of tools, toys, dolls, popular makes watches for both men and women and many useful and new items. This merchandise is all national advertised, popular brands and this gives you a chance to do your Christmas shopping at your own price. TERMS OF SALE-CASH. Decatur Sale Barn Bob Smith, Proprietor Auctioneers: 6$ students of Reppert School of Auctioneering. FOOTNOTE: We have 60 students from 23 states and Canada at the Reppert School of Auctioneering. You are cordially invited to attend their first sale. Dr. Roland Reppert.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1951