Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 55, Decatur, Adams County, 6 March 1959 — Page 8

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I InKI ; BraM ’ > „ . ' i " wIIm Bi? I -8 WKil '*W The Wesley Players of the Wavne Street Methodist church, Fort Wayne, will present “Pilgrims of The Way," a three act play dealing with the conversion of Saul of Tarsis, in the local Methodist church Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The play is directed by Lois Peterson Keller, drama teacher at Woodburn high school. Mrs. Keller is the daughter of Mrs. John Peterson of Decatur and well known in the Decatur community. "Pilgrims of The Way” is the name given to a group of disciples which meets in the Upper Room of Mary’s home. John Mark, an ardent young believer, sees Stephan stoned to death and knows Saul is responsible tor this and many other persecutions. Saul is a friend of Barnabas and John Mark meets him for the first time in Mary’s garden. This is a dramatic moment but eventually Saul sees the living Christ and becomes a disciple. The time of the plav is soon after Christ’s crucifixion. The place is in a garden near Mary’s home. A blackout occurs at the end of each scene to denote passing of time. Characters in the play are Stanley Needham, Barnabas; Martha Grant, Mary; Henry Croco, Saul; Tom Erb, John Mark; and ijittra Saaris, Rhoda. #

Gov. Handley Inks 21 Bills And Resolutions INDIANAPOLIS (UPD-Gover-nor Handley signed into law Thursday a bill providing that persons serving jail .sentences for fines shall serve them at the rate of $5 a day Instead of the present 11. Enactment of the bill means lighter penalties for the prisoner with insufficient money to pay his fine, or who chooses not to pay. It also has the effect of cutting down on the amount of tax money spent for keeping prisoners while they are serving time in lieu of fines. Handley signed 20 other bills and resolutions, raising to 37 the number he has signed since the Legislature began grinding them out and sending them to his deskThe latest measures signed: HB79—Prevents dismissal of civil suits filer oy one or more parties for the benefit of many without the ccurt showing good cause. ...HBloß—Creates airport authority district for Evansville and Vanderburgh Co. ' ' * H 8125 — Requires hunters to arr-1-rir..-..uww, I /■ "■ INSURANCE To Fit The Need Sue — Call MEL TINKHAM AGENCY Homestead 40 — 3-4611

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carry lights at night. HBl3l—Amends 1949 law governor control of state TB hospitals to change terminology and enable secretary of State Health Board to appoint executive officer of Indiana TB Council HBl43—Changes terminology of 1957 act which provides for inspecting and licensing frozen food processing plants. HBlsl—Amends 1951 act to allow Highland to establish metropolitan police force. HBls7—Provides that persons serving jail sentences for fines serve them at a rate of $5 a day. HBI9O — Requires surplus of $250,000 for capital stock insurance companies. HB232—Enables domestic life insurance firms to invest in Canadian real estate. HB2BO — Lengthens raccoon, opossum, mink, muskrat and skunk hunting seasons 30 days. SB36— Authorizes appointment of metropolitan study commission for Vanderburgh Co. SBs9—Authorizes cities to spend funds derived from sale of municipal utilities. » SB67—Provides that appeals may be taken after a court rules on motion granting new trial. SB9B--Creates state highway department'job evaluation survey, commission. SBl2o—Clarifies 1927 law governing bond issuances by state colleges and universities. SBl4s—Amends Union Railways Companies Act by removing certain restrictions limiting number of directors. SBls2—Reserves to city and county zonLig beards jurisdiction in their respective areas on petitions or SBl77—Permits boards of school trustees organized under Chapter 15 of 1955 Acts to select own superintendents and sets out procedure for election of board members. HCRlß—Encourages the holding of major boxing events and exhibitions in Indiana. HCRI9 — Congratulates Greensburg on its 100th anniversary.

Tour To Colorado Next June

For western rans, mountain climbers, and those who just want I to go on a week-long vacation, the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railI road company has planned an all I expense escorted tour of scenic I Colodado for Sunday, June 21, to I Sunday, Ju-e 28. I The tour wilHeave from and reI turn to Chicago; anyone interested I in leaving from Decatur may I make arrangements at the local I Erie station, W. G. Bumgerdner, I Erie agent, said today. _ | A brief summary of the schedule I includes leaving Chicago at 5 p.m. I ’he 21st on the famous Burlington I "Denver Zephyr,” where Vista I Dome observators cars and a dinI Ing car await the passengers' leiI sure and hunger. A reserved reI ’lining seat is included in the cost I if the tour fare. I Vialt Denver On the morning of the second day, breakfast will be served in the diner, while a view of the snow-capped Rockies can be seen two hours before arriving in Denver. From Denver, tourists will travel northwest through Boulder, Colo., home of the university of Colorado, to South St. Vrain canyon. Then on to Estes Park chalet, where lodgings and lunch will be provided. Various activities such as horseback riding, strolling in the valley or climbing is available. Dinner and evening entertainment will be at the chalet. After breakfast on Tuesday, the toqr goes on through Rocky Mountain national park, over the continental divide, winding up at Grand Lake lodge where cabins are reserved. After lunch, the afternoon is at individual disposal. Fishing, sailing, speed boating, canoeing, or exploring of the terrain is advised. Dinner will be served in the rustic setting at the lodge. Ghost Town A visit to Central City, the restored ghost town, highlights WedCity School Honor Pupils Are Listed The honor roll for the first six weeks of the second semester at Decatur high school was released today by Hugh J. Andrews, principal. The high school student body was represented by 44 Students, while the junior high pupils listdd 20 students. The following list of names and grades received, comprises both the high school students as well as names of junior high pupils receive ing high honors: Decatur High School A B Ann Kocher 6 Q Alice Allwein ..... i 0 Ann Lehrman 5 0 Terry Marbach —- 5 0 Carol Norquest 5 0 Carolyn Steele 5 0 Kay Stoppenhagen 5 0 Gloria Wall 5 0 Marceda Whetstone 5 0 Janice Badenhop -— - 4 1 Barbara Bleeke - 4 1 Karen Corey —- 4 1 Mary Kocher -- - 4 1 Eva Mae Plumley 4 1 Betty Smith 4 Dennis Ahr —- 4 0 Katherine Bischoff - 4 0 John Cowan — 4 0 Lois Gerke ..........-4 0 Larry Hamilton 4 0 Alice Lillich 4 0 Loretta Wass 4 0 Judy Brodbeck 3 2 Betsy Burk —.- 3 2 “ Jack Dailey - 3 2 Julia Ellsworth --- 3 2 Karen Zimmerman 3 2 Thomas Cravens - 3 1 Leonard Thieme —— 3 1 Kay Wynn 2 4 William Bond , 2 3 Jean Conrad 2 3Bill Courtney — 2 3 Ronald Feller - 2 3 Larry Macklin ............ 2 3 Mary Sharpe -J. 2 3 Margaret Azbell . 2 2 Monica Badenhop 2 2 James Bleeke . 2 2 Donna Corey ------ 2 2 Joyce Helm 2 2 Ronald Kiess - 2 2 Sonja Strahm - 2 2 Donald Thornton .......... 2 2 Junior High A B ’Kathleen Smith 8 1 David Swickard — 8 1 Cynthia Cravens .......... .7 2 Thomas Mclntosh ......... 1 2 Rita Norquest —7 2 Alice Schroeder - 7 2 Paul Feller 6 3 Ellen Houk - -- « 3 Dick Odle - — « 3 Colleen Kelly - 5 4 Candace Johnson — 4 G Cheryl Bollenbacher ....... 3 ' 7 Mary Eichenauer 3 7 Cynthia Collier ... 3 6 Dan Heller 3 6 Tom Maddox -.-— — 3 6 David Magley —j- 3 • Robert Ladd ------- 2 7 Shirley Painter 2 7 Rusty Whetstone 2 7 There are more than 13,900 women bartenders In the United i States. - - ........ J

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nesday’s activities. Other places of interest visited are Berthoud Pass, Clear Creek canyon, where gold was discovered in 1859, and Ijiaho Springs. After lii nch. lookout mountain is visited, and Buffalo Bill’s grave and the Cody Museum. Back in Denver, a hotel is scented and the afternoon is open. After dinner, a movie or a play at Elitch’s Garden are on the agenda. The fifth day the group entrains for Colorado Springs, the home of the Air Force Academy, Ent Air Force Base, and Fort Carson. The sightseeers will visit the Broadmoor grounds, Will Rogers Shrine to the Sun, Manitou Springs, and the Garden of the Gods. That night dinner is western style, with intertainment and meal under the stars. \ ;f|" Pikes Peak Friday the tour heads up to Pikes Peak, an elevation ,of 14,110 feet The afternoon is again left open to sightsee. Breaktt4t on Saturday is at the hotel with an early lunch thereafter sightseeing. The train returns to Denver and dinner is served during the trip that evening. The last meal is ’ breakfast Sunday, since the train arrive! in Chicago at 9 a.m. The total cost of the tour, except tips and personal items, is $167.80. This pripe includes rail transportation; all meals, choice of menu except steak; transfers and sightseeing tours described; baggage handling and services of an expert escort; and hotel lodgings on basis of double rooms; singles cost an additional sls. Futher information concerning the tour can be obtained from S. L. Holdren, 1403 Burlington Bldg.. 547 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 6. Hi. Moslem Rebels Kill American Adventurer ALGIERS (UPI) — Vengeanceminded French troops pushed through the Algerian mountains today in search of Moslem rebels who killed American adventurer Homer F. Kellems and ambushed a French infantry convoy in two separate incidents. •>»- Kellems, 65, of Siloam Springs. Ark., brother of Miss Vivien Kellems of Stoningham, Conn., an industrialist well - known for her anti-tax views, and his Germlh interpreter were killed and another American was wounded in Mh ambush at Col du Juif, four milts west of Tlemcen on the highway from Morocco to Oran. Fourteen French soldiers were killed in a second ambush near Tenes, 150 miles west of AlgieAh Kellems, the first American victim of the Algerian war, arrived in Algeria 10 davs ago to do photography for Euegate House, produces educational fjlms. The only survivor of the Kellems’ ambush was William Hobbs 27t also of Siloam Springs. He was shot through the Chest and stomach from close range • and left, for dead. He was discovered by a French patrol and rushed to the hospital at Tlemcen, 70 xnilee southwest of Oran. Hdbbs’ condidlton was reported "satisfactory” and he recovered sufficiently to tell Tlemcen officials about the arhbush. j He said he, Kellems and Airele had crossed over into Algeria from Morocco and were moving slowly in a bright red Ford with Airele at the wheel when they readied the Coi du Juif (JeW*j t>eak). Four rebels sprang from a hiding place under a bridge and opened point blank fire with Stlbmachineguns. More rebels came running up the road emptying their guns into the car. Kellems, in the back seat with Hobbs, Was killed instantly. Airele ivas wounded fatally. NOTICR OF SPECIAL MEjSIT.VG OF THE COVNTV COWCfI. • Notice la-hereby givwn that the Oounty CotHKll of AdariMi . County. Indiana will meet In special Session at the office of the County AtMJtor i'n the Court House to DecIndiana, St 9:00 A.M ItUtr On Monday. Me.reh 18, 1959 The (pmrpome of the tneetto* ie bt> consider nxlditlotial appropriates hot included In tfhe reg-ular budget of 1959 due to eniergeneieiß unforeseen at the time as followe, and the tra.nsft'r of oerUein tunda: r (Comm) 601 -b County building, corwttrilntlon drainage, water auppiy, fuel tanks, lainds: wplng, fenrmn* 418.0 W 00 (Comrh) 402 (Premiums on Officlia.l bonds 300.00 (Comm) 418-d P r e mHitnieary Expenses ((Surveyor) 2,70'0.06 (Oomm) 800 Howpttal Room Iteirt fr>r EmerKenetee 300.06 (Aud) 104-c iEnierxency Hire Ifin.ofl (iSurv) 602 -a Bnopertiee 17.06 TRANSFERS (Oomim) From Fund 4)16 to Fund < IS- a 8 SWBff From General Ditch Improvement Fund for the purchase nf a Nev Low-Boy Trailer 3,(500.00 HIGHWAY c From Accumulative Bridge Fund for — — No. 9 on Rd. 16 in Fronbli Twn $12,000 00, Bridge No. 10 on Rd, 14 in Root T 'Bridge No. 11 on Rd S 4n Wtl- f Inigton Twp 2,3(50.00 Bridge No. 12 on Rd. 5Mi in Root Tw» ajvo.fto Bridge No. IS on Rd. 7 in WsAp toston Two rt.aOO.OO Bridge No. 14 on- Rd. 28 H tn Jefferson Terp 8.000.00 Bridge No. 16 on Rd. 6 in Root Twp - .... 1,800.0® Bridge No. 18 on Rd. Ind-Olilo St Line «94. H HOSPITAL lOT-1 Qommlesion tar collecting accounts Edward F. Jabers, Adams Ocunty Anditnr 1 FrlOey March «, Friday 13

HONDAk IMW COFNTY ~ , OMy «t Docatur Ct House * Jail oper Cltlaene TM« Co opor .:...... 344'S Flnrt-Dtste Hank elk exp S.SO Haywood Publ Co do — 62.40 H F Jabwg Aud »xj> —««.... l.Wj ,'iaasafrßiK II K Johnaon TTMM exp ....TT 17C00 M Helmer do A 11« 4 00 Commercial Prtirt do - W.M M AMolder Shor exp ... 7MO Emergency Radio Serv do 36.99 Haboggor Hardware do ...... 3.20 15:1 Holthoitoe Drug do — ll.lj Socony Mobil Oil Oo do 4.M Ohio Oil Co do 1 .,.. 64,20 H MoelWMdAg Surv exp ....... MJ B Kooe Asaeaaor exp 98.00 Haywoodpjbl CO do ......... 29.00 National Mkt Report do — G Si Orahlll ScJi Sapt exp 40.34 Commercial Print do ..._ 4,30 0 H Wheatley do _.:?. 19.37 M : Foley Alt Oft .....— 20.40 b N totearfght Co Agt exp M.BO L> M Folk do —.... 44.83 L E7 Hoffman do 32.00 E J LeVay Inc d» 21.85 s« its Ideal ftalry Bar Ct Ct il.f< Coverall ROntol Serv do .... 1.80 •tFSmlth dd.w....;. v .X— Clti»e®« Telephone Co do .... 27.31b D BUdduth*Ct H Ctia“"— 23600 >B A Weret Ct H Mat 100 Ov b Drake Ct H Watch „ IMO Rlgsbee Janitor Supply Ct H Covertill ’Rental Serv do .... 4’.80 Continental Chemical Co do 24.41 Denatnir Lumber Ck> do J. 41 Bowers Hardware Co do .... 5.69 United States Vkwmkal Co do 76.86 Westron Corp do ; 143.40 Klenk'e Serv Ctr do ~. 43.68 Gilpin Ornamental Iron do 34.32 D Affolder Jail Mat 126.0# Burk Elevator Co Jail ex© 287.37 Baker Plumb Heat do 12-!!I 2 -!! Decatur Dry Cleanen do „ 11.00 Northern lad Public Serv do 'll.*# F Kltson Co Home Sup ...... 203.89 City of Decatur Co home exp 59.44 T Kitano Co Home Mat ljo.oo H Smith do help JgJf rts.M J BUderback do — 1».#« N S Rich M D Co Home Phys 60.00 G Manley do exp 2j.35 United States Chemical Co do 69.16 Decatur Blue Flame do — 47.68 Teeple Truck bine do —.... 5.21 Gerbers Super Mkt do ........ 175.40 Sprunger behman Co do—- la. 75 Giffords Pg a’ Super Mkt Co Home hr# di;— 8:8 Beaverd £>ll Serv do .1-S2 Haist* Htg 4 A ppi do ... 103.60 Powers Hardware do 1.90 Burk Elevator Co do 1041.02 Stewart Bakery do .... — 60.63 W Winnes Assessing 188.33 J B Stulls do Jf -22 R S Anderaon Co Atty ..— 275.00 Berne Witness Inc begal Adv 88< 94 Decatur Daily Democrat do 84.24 Decatur Ims I neurone e ........ 386.39 Neuanadhwamder do 503.90 E F Berltng do 32.7,62 Indiana Fazmera Mutual do 80 Ou Sapt of Ind State Farm Care <rf In■nMdW r.. 18.50 Irene Byfon Hosp Care of Plat 7*1.75 •R E jyjeon T B Testing ..„, 3*3.50 IE bounty’ 9.00 Wm. A Augsbuirger do 3.00 H Balrt't* do 2<.00 w Berger do 3.00 J Geels do —.— — 23.00 E F Jaberg Off bond 2.00 G C Moser Agcy do 15.00 H Moellerlmg Open Dr «£l-22 C R Bowers *.Sons do Krick Tyndall Co Tile dr .. ,31-14 fpfcs if E James do — - «-M N Wengerd do 00.00 W Winnes Assessor Meeting 41.60 W Koos do —- 1d.»4 V E Burry do - 14.4# F Baker do 16.00 T Heller do — - J?-2® S Sprunger do - 14.24 R M Holter do - 13.00 O Merrirrtah do ’ 12-12 W H Blakey do - 12.00 J byTCsrger do 1M». T M Hindman State Type Treasurer of Btate Examiner 1630.00 WF.I.FAHE B Nelson Milegae — J.IQ M J HAzelWood tto 9 59 M Marshall do — ? S 3 v ijinn do ;... *ll Citizens Telephone Co oper 20.73 Coriwnerrlal Print do _».55. Royal Mcßee Corp do 27.00 American Public welfare do 30,00DITCH Al> „ L Smith laborer-—,IH.M C Burkhart do '■. ........ 51.10 J V Myers 40 A Merriman do _J|. J A Hlrachy do - fj- ? E Rich «<5 — M. 0 Rein SinS r cfcakii"«S«ru.;-• *. | Beaver*, Oil Ae-rv d« :,..„.:»-.i its. jf Arnold Dumber Oo 46 Bowet* Hardware dd L 5 Carl BurkhaM do if. 0 D Reldenbaeh do ..At—.—W 7 O Biddle do .^.......jeUtyiar l . wM 0 Morris - KdmUh ConstCColl 77„ 7 Berg Const 04 jij>ji.^ s^i3t .I 4 bawrence Noil — , 2 2;-l: Burl Fuhrman ■•—— -••—■■■•• 182.2? ll’Ctai* With Indiana’s Finest Mobile Home Park I With Following FeatnreSt L Lots from 20’x50’ to SO’xlOO’. 2. City Utilities. 3. GM piped to each space. 4; Sealed streets. 5. Sidewalks. (5. Modern up-to-date laundry. Speed Queen diutomatics and conventional washing machines. Gas dryers and extractors. 7. Recreation building with kitchen. 8. Fenced Playground with merry-go-round, swings, teeter-totters. 9. Wooded picnic area. 10. Reasonably priced 11. P. A- System. Park has regulations. Is well lighted. Children welcome. Sorry, no pets. Hi-Way Trailer Park 521 8. 13th St. Ph. 3-9825 Decatur, bd. P. S.: New addition under construction now.

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Eight Persons Dead In Portugal Incident OPORTO, Portugal (UPD *• A 14th Century wall undermined by heavy rains collapsed Thursday

SALE CALENDAR MAU. 7—12:30 p. m. H. 0. UlOmer. owner. I mile Sorth « Koehford, Ohio on St. Rd. 118 to Roadside Park, then west. Farm machinery. Purdy, Cisco and Hoblet, auctioneers. MAR. 12—9:30 o’clock DST. Miller Machine Works, Portland, Ind. . Machinery, Welding and Electrical Equipment. Ray Elliott, Auctioneer. > ’ ’ MAR. 18-12:30 p. m. Charles Sejking, owner. 2 miles east of Hoagland, then 1 mile north, then 14 mile east. Tractors, farm implements, hay and straw. EUenberger Bros., Aucts. MAR. 19—Henry B. Parrtah, exeaitor James F. Parrish estate, and Mrs. James F. ParrittA owners. 1 mile east of Pleasant Mills, Ind. on U. S. 33, then south to first set of white buddings on west side across tracks. Personal property at 10:30 "• a. m. 120-Acre farm di 2:00 p, m. Sale conducted by Kent Realty & Auction CO., Cfcfald Strickler, D. S. Blair, auctioneers. C. W. Kent, sales mgr.

FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1959

night and sent huge Mocks of stone crashing into houses at the bottom of a hill. Eight persons were killed, 6 seD lously injured and 35 made homeless. ..... ■ .■ ■