Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 15, Decatur, Adams County, 19 January 1959 — Page 8

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Two Arrested For jReckless Driving Two Charged After Accidents Sunday Two drivers were arrested by the city police department for reckless driving following the investigation of two property damage accidents that occurred within the city Sunday. Both drivers were cited for court hearings this week. Two persons received minor ;injuries in one accident.. Harold Schieferstein, 18, route one, Decatur, was charged with reckless driving after police were caled to conduct tn investigation at 903 North Second street Sunday afternoon at 5 o’clock. The police report shows that Schieferstein Struck a building owned by Mrs. Joe Brunhegraff, of 620 Jefferson street, while headed north on Second a n d as he attempted a left turn into an alley. Police estimated $250 damages to the Schiefljrstein auto and SIOO damage to th> Brunnegraff building. Schieferstein will appear in justice of the peace court at 8 o’clock Tuesday evening. Two persons riding in the Schieferstein auto received minor in-

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juries. Jatekie Chew,jls, Decatur,! was treated for a cut on her left knee, and Roger Schuller, 18, route one, Hoagland, was treated for a cut on hi!s forehead. • < Jack Lee Stetler, 24, Willshire, 0., was arrested at 1:25 a.m. Sunday for reckless driving following the completion of an investigation of a two-car accident at 115 North Third street. ' Stetled was charged with the reckless driving offense when police reported that Stetler’s auto hit a parked auto owned by Russell Geesey, route one. Convoy, 0., while headed south on Third street. Police estimated damages at $l5O to the Geesy auto and S2OO to the Stetler auto. Stetled will appear in justice of th& peace court Wednesday at 6 o’clock to- the charge. Two Fines Assessed In Mayor's Court Other Scheduled Cases Postponed Two fines were imposed this forenoon in mayor’s court, one fora traffic violation and the second' for an assault" and battery charge, i Two other cases scheduled for today, were delayed due to a motion in one case, and the refusal to strike on another. John Haslik, 22, Fort Wayne, arrested January 1 ajt 1:15 a.m. on U. S. 27 in Decatur for speeding, pleaded guilty to the charge and was taxed $17.75 for the offense j of driving* 45 miles per hour in a ! posted zone of 30 miles per hour. Max O. Ainsworth, 24, Decatur, pleaded guilty today to a charge of assault and battery filed against him Thursday evening. A fine of sl6 was assessed against Ains- 1 worth for the offense. Richard J. Johnson. Fort Wayne, j was granted until February 6 for! arraignment on motion by his counsel. Johnson was arrested December 27 for driving while suspended and failing to appear on January 8 as agreed upon. I In the case of the state of Indi, ana vs Francis J. Schmitt, 65, Decatur, the defense refused to strike one of the. three names of panelists listed by the court last week to hear the ease. Mayor Cole stated today that Tie has taken the matter under advisement. Traffic Death Toll Low Over Weekend Methodist Minister One Os Five Killed United Press International Indiana’s traffic death toll was low for the second week-end in a row. Accidents claimed the lives of at least five persons during the 52-hour period, including a Methodist minister. A two-car crash near Avilla Saturday killed the Rev. Robert Wall, 35, minister bf the Avilla Methodist church. Police said the accident occurred when Rev. Wall swerved to avoid an obstruction in the road and was struck by-an-other car. Donald Duane Parks, 38. Francesville, was killed early Sunday when his car plunged into a deep ditch in Pulaski County. The accident was discovered 12 hours later.*. Other accidents Saturday killed Robert Poole, 25, Alexandria, in a head-on crash north of Anderson, and Bee Jackson, 40, Indianapolis, whose car plunged into ice-cover-ed Fall Creek in Indianapolis. Mrs. Anna Parks, 32, Indianapolis, was injured fatally early Sunday when a car driven by her husband, Everett, 41, crashed into a concrete wall at ’ a T-intersection only a few feet from city police headquarters. New Coffee Price Cuts By Food Chain NEW YORK (UPI) — New coffee price cuts go into effect today at the A&P food stores. The nation’s largest grocery store chain said prices on three offour premium brands would drop 4 cents a pound, for a total reduction of 8 cents in the last fiye weeks. < If Yom Ara Under 80 Yen Ara Hol Too Old For Life Insurance Let us tell you kow you can stffl apply for a SI,OOO life insurance policy to help take care-of final expenses without burdening your family. You handre the entire transaction by mail with OLD AMERICAN of KANSAS CITY. No obligation. No one will call on you! Tear out this ad and mail it today with your name? address . and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co., 3 West 9th, Dept. LII3B, Kansas City, Missouri.

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JANUARY 19, 1959