Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 17, Decatur, Adams County, 21 January 1959 — Page 6

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Special Services 'i At Pleasant Valley | , A gospel team from Marion College, Marion, will have charge of the morning and evening services at the Pleasant Valley Wesleyan church Sunday. Spiritual emphasis crusade services will open at the church Wednesday, Jan. 28, with services eacii evening at 7:30 o'clock through

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Sunday, Feb. 8. The Rev John F. Dorsey will be the evangelist and Mr. and Mrs, John K. Albright will lead the singing. The Rev. Homer D. Rich, pastor, invites the public to attend. The gantry, or service, towers for the , Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile at Cape Canaveral, Fla., are 12 stories tall and have been built to withstand winds up to 120 miles an hour.

List Honor Pupils In Public Schools Honor rolls for the third six weeks of the first semester for the Decatur high school and junior high school have been announced by Hugh J. Andrews, principal. There are 56 students on the high

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school honor roll and 24 on the junior high roll. The complete lists follow: High School ; A B Ann Kocher 6 Alice Allwein ._J... 5 Barbara Bleeke 5 Jack Dailey 5 Ann Lehr’man 5 Carol Norquest — 5 Carolyn Steele .—a—- 5 Janice Badenhop - 4 1

• Monica Badenhop 4 1 1 Barbara Burk 4 1 Betsy Burk 4 1 Mary Kocher — 4 1 I Eva Plumley 4 1 Kathleen Schultz — 4 1 Betty Smith - 4 1 Kay Stoppenhagen ......... 4 1 Gloria Wall 4 1 Marceda Whetstone 4 1 Karen Zimmerman ........ 4 1 Ronald August 4 II Katherine Bischoff 4

John Cowan * 4 Lois Gerke 4 Sonja Strahm ............4 ■ Loretta Wass .... ..... 4 Kay Wynn 3 3 Judy Brodbeck 3 2 Karen Corey 3 2 Julia Ellsworth ......i...1. 3 2 Rosie Flora 3 2 Connie Kiess ;....— 3 2 Terry Marbach 3 2 Dennis Ahr 3 1 Donna Corey .............. 3 1

Larry Hamilton ........... 3 1 Ronald Kiess —... 3-. 1 Alice Lillich Z... 3 1 Judy Rhodes — - 3 1 William Bond ......... 2 3 Ronald Feller .. 2 3 Mary Sharpe 2 3 Janice Allison .........—v. 2 2 Margaret Azbell .... ’ 2 2 James Bleeke . 2 2 Elaine Cochran - 2 2 Tom Cravens 2 2 Tom Grabill 2 2

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1959 ‘' —

Larry Hall 2 2 Betty Haugk «• 2 Joyce Helm 2 z Steve Marbach —— z * Sunsan Mayclin 2 * Janet Miller - — 2 Carolyn Taylor — £ ‘ Leonard Thieme ? • ( Michael Thieme ----- 2 2 Junior High Cynthia Cravens .— 9 | Thomas Mclntosh — - r - 9 Richard Schrock - 9 Kathleen Smith —■ - 9 David Swickard 9 Paul Feller J 2 Dan Heller —- " 2 Rita Norquest ... * 2 Mary Eichenauer .......... 6 4 Ellen Houk r — 6 3 Colleen Kelly 6 3 Candy Johnson -—4- 5 5 Trudy Kelly a- 5 4 Melissa Mayclin ... ft? 5 4 Alice Schroeder 5 _ 4 Nancy Gephart - 5 4 Cheryl Bollenbacher ....... 4 6 Linda Gernahd —5 James Martin — 4 5 o Janet Reinking 4 5 Rusty Whetstone ...—. 4 5 David Riehle 3 6 Thomas Madddx .... 2 7 Shirley Painter 2 7 WORST WINTER (Continued from page one) ' storm swept through the state. Snow closed the Northern Indiana Toll Road and sealed off at least five U.S. highways in the hard-hit northern section oi the state. Power Lines Down , Missouri highway officials said travel, was on a death-risk basis. ■Die Kansas highway patrol reported four highways closed and many others opeh for one-way traffic only. Factories closed in Indiana and Missouri as some city streets became virtually impassable. Drifts piled six to seven feet deep Chillicothe, Mo., and heavy snow still was falling at mid-morning, PoweY lines went down in St. Louis County, interrupting service to 40,000 persons in the St. Louis metropolitan area, including the entire suburb of Kirkwood. The Illinois Bell Telephone Co. reported 63 long-distance lines knocked out at Springfield, 66 at • Decatur and 59 at Champaign. The storm abated early today in the Oklahoma Panhandle and western Kansas but was still going strong in central and eastern Kansas. The cross-bow is being used to check on the behavior of the control rods if they were suddenly ejected from the reactor core. The antique weapon, borrowed from a researcher whose hobby is hunt* ing, hurled scaled-down rods at metal targets.

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