Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 84, Decatur, Adams County, 9 April 1959 — Page 2

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Science Fair At Fort Wayne Friday Adams Central high school will be Adams county’s lone representative at the northeastern Indiana regional science fair at Purdue Unlveristy’s Fort Wayne Center April 10. 11, and 12. Sixty-one schools from 11 surrounding counties will be competing for the top awards in seven categories in three divisions elementary, junior and senior high. Five winners from each category will be selected in the three divisions by a panel of 29 judges. Two of the senior winners will com-

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pete in the national science fair at a date and site to be determined later. Central Soya Co., Inc, and General Electric Co. are two of the sponsors for the science exhibit. The project is being sponsored by the greater business and industries with the Indiana state medical association. The program will begin at 3 p.m. Friday, allowing teachers and exhibitors to set up exhibits. The judging will take place Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. After lunch, the pupils will view a movie at the Naval reserve training station and will also tour the building. On Saturday afternoon and Sunday, the exhibit will be open to the public. Presentation of awards will take place at 3:30 Sunday. Dr. L. A. Willig, is science fair faculty committee director, and Glenn Peters is chairman of the student committee. W. R. Hunt and J. T. Donahoo are co-chair-men of the technical resources group, while Dr. George D. Buckner Is president of the Fort Wayne medical society. The school advisory committee includes Arthur Amt, Kenneth Feuerbach, the Rev. James Lester, and A. T. Lindley, HWhs Henry S. and Kay Bormann Miller of Lafayette, are the parents of a seven pound, 12 ounce girl born Wednesday at 4:41 a.m. Named Gwendo-yn Ann, she is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Bormann of Decatur.

Final Arguments Are Set For April 17 Final arguments in the case of Dale Death vs the City of Decatur. have been tentatively set for April 17 by Special Judge John Macy, but one of the city’s attorneys, James W. Grimes, has requested that the ’ closing arguments in the case be heard sometime after May 8. Judge Macy notified the attorneys, the plaintiff and the defendant, of the date of April 17 for the closing arguments. He also asked them to notify him immediately if the date interferred with any of the attorney’s calendar. Attorney Grimes responded the following day to Judge Macy’s request. It has not been learned as yet whether April 17 will be the date for argument, or if it will be to sometime in May. Thursday, April 2. the defense and the plaintiff rested their cases in the Jay circuit court. Circuit Judge Dies Suddenly Wednesday DANVILLE, Ind. <UPI) — Hendricks Circuit Judge George W. Hadley, 53. died unexpectedly Wednesday at his North Salem home. He had not been ill and presided in his court the day before his death. Hadley was Hendricks County prosecutor from 1938 to 1942. and a deputy attorney general of Indiana fom 1946 to 1949. His six-yea judicial tern had nearly two more years remaining.

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Two Young Geniuses Held For Burglaries MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. (UPD—Two “teen-aged geniuses’’ .were held at the Macomb County Youth Home today pending a hearing on charges of committing 28 burglaries to get equipment for their scientific experiments. The boys readily admitted stealin supplies from their school and a dentist’s office so they could build telescopes, take pictures of the moon and stars with a home’made camera and shoot off homemade rockets. The boys, 14 and 15. were too young for the regular science classes in St. Clair Shores High School where they attended the ninth grade. The boys’ fathers, a postal worker and a factory worker, encouraged their scientific interests with as many gifts as they could afford. “They were just going too fast for their parents to keep up with,” authorities said. “The parents never suspected what the boys were up to.” The boys broke into the St. Clair Shores School 27 times since last October, taking at least $3,000 worth of- projectors, test tubes, atid from fire extinguishers and chemicals. A week ago, they broke into a dentist’s office and took pressure gauges, bottles and X-ray equipment. In the process they took $785 in cash, the first cash they had ever taken, in order to buy more scientific equipment.

Accident Victims Reported Improved The two Adams county ladies, Mrs. Marvin Zurcher, 18, route one, Monroe, and Mrs. Willis Folc, 34, Berne, hospitalized late Tuesday night from injuries suffered in the two-car head-on crash that occurred near Berne, are "doing fine” according to authorities at the Adams county memorial hospital. A call to the hospital this noon found that both women rested comfortably during the night and show Improvement today. Mrs. Zurcher suffered from a fractured right arm and lacerations, while Mrs., Fox is being treated for lacerations to the right knee and both legs, and bruises. Three others received treatment at the county hospital the night of the mishap and were released. Soil Bank Contracts Effctive April 15 Chairman James Garboden of the Adams county, agricultural stabilization and conservation committee today reminded farmers who have signed or expect to sign 1959 contracts in the conservation reserve of the soil bank that those contracts take effect April 15 in most cases. Where a conservation practice is started on the designated land before April 15, Garboden said, the contract takes effect when the conservation use begins. After a contract goes into effect, the farmer is obligated'not to use his soil bank tract for grazing livestock and not to harvest a crop from it.

.. ‘'t; ■ »••**. > wLy • • w «• * s iNhifl wu. 1 • j A special consecration service will be held ,1 2 “'SecrS"” " that time the new addition to t» church which housM and are furnished at this time. The new educational facilities of the ch^c^ ‘ h ** e . h " h will heat the whole church plant. Also a new heating system has been .Placed “‘ J*ur , hi spent summer To date $65,000 has been spent on this J^ ddmg for " new parking lot will be laid. Also a new “cystic U, and floor blind wdl •‘r„ hall. The remaining portion of the fellowship area willbe used for aaamor• , will spcak in o77hr bu?d^U a mmit S tTe a whJ have given guidance in.this buying program are Glen Workinger, chairman; Mrs. Paul Bahner. John Christner, Jr., and the Rev_WUlis Gierhart.

Supper, Auction At Adams Central The Adams Central Music Loyalty club will sponsor a supper and auction Friday evening. The supper will begin at 6 p.m. while the auction starts promptly at 7:30. If any of the Adams Central patrons or friends have items that they wish to donate for the auction, call the school or bring them Friday night. The public is invited to this first project of the Adams Central Music Loyalty club.

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Two Brothers Found Dead In Refrigerator

GARY, Ind. (UPD — Two little brothers seeking adventure found death instead when they climbed into an abandoned refrigerator and the door slammed shut. The victims, Gale Holbrook, 5, land Jake, 3, were found by their I father, Herbert, crouched in the

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| refrigerator which was stored on the back oorch of their suburban home Wednesday night. Holbrook began searching for his sons when they failed to run and greet him as they usually did when he came home from work. His wife, Rose Ella, said they disappeared when she had her back turned. . After looking about the neighborhood, Holbrook opened the refrigerator on a hunch ana discovered his sons.