Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 174, Decatur, Adams County, 25 July 1959 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT - '... . EntwW at the Decatur, Ind., Post Offioe as Second dua Matter *Mck D. Heller, Jr. President John G. Mar Vlee-Frwidenl Cans. BoMbouae -— Secretary-Treasurer Mteagtattaa Baeesi By Mall In Adams sad Adjoining Counties: One year, 18.00; Ma mo*thi, 84.35: 8 months 82 25 ’ By Canter, 30c cents ner week. Single conies. 8 cents. i. -st— r—-n — r r - - ■ ■ - - . Budgets Announced Six departments of the county government have already submitted their budgets to the county auditor for review by the county board of commissioners. The others will be doing so this next week. The county highway department, which runs from money from the state gas tax, rather than from the property tax for the most part, is actually asking for less than last year—5379,775, as compared with $392,675. Os course, they can spend only what they receive but they have apparently submitted a very realistic budget. County roads are certainly of great interest to our citizens here. The county treasurer, Waldo Neal, has submitted a budget of $15,878 for 1960, as compared with the $15,863 approved last year by the commissioners. County coroner Ebner “Chalky” Winteregg has asked for the same amount allowed by the commissioners last year—sl,7oo. This includes salary, autopsy expenses, travel, postage, etc. The county health officer, Dr. C. William Freeby, has asked for an increase of SSO in his budget—from $1,020 to $1,070. The county recorder is asking for $12,518, as compared with $11,698 allowed a year ago. The county offices, for the third consecutive year, i are asking for increases for their deputies. The county officials had their salaries increased substantially by legislative action (the judge of the county now makes SI,OOO a month), but the deputies have not had an increase for years. They make only in the s2oo*s a month! Perhaps this year will get their much-needed increases.

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John «. Hollos, Tress. \ r OFKCIAL FUND BaDtafifta Bank Aug. 1, _ Local Taxes 85,838.10 Miscellaneous Receipts 1,343.64 Total Receipts and balances —..-—138,190.08 Expenditure* 99,397.78 Balance Juno 30. IHd——_ 37J92.38 Check outstanding No. 1T37 75.00 Balance in bank Juno 30. 1958 ’ - - 87,067 38 TUITION FUND Balance in Bank Aug. 1, _ 1988 I — 1M,409.08 Local Taxes 485,566.78 Congressional Interest 54.43 State Support - Tuition ...— 84,808.97 State Support . Special Education —. ' 342.08 State Support - Summer School 1,842.00 Tranefer Tuition — Township — 10,785.35 Transfer Tuition - Cash .... 1,451.09 i» ■ — Total Receipts" and Balances 332,759.66 Expenditures 290,384.47 Balance in bank June 30, 1959 - 8 43,375.19 BOND FUND Balance in Bank Aug. 1, 1958 —I 6,888.57 Local Taxes * 18,551.60 Total Receipts and Balances 24,440.17 Expenditures - 7,459.88 Balance in bank June 39, 1953 - . 3 16,98p.87 RECREATION FUND Balance in Bank Aug. 1, 1958 3 1,659.32 Local Taxes 4,554.37 Miscellaneous Receipts 3-89 Total Receipts and Balances 6.217.49 Expenditures 2,454.55 Balance In bank Juns 80, 1959 8 3,762.94 LOCAL PROPERTY TAX RELIEF FUND Balance in Bank Aug. 1, 1958 3 5,974.55 No receipts .08 Total Balance 3 '5,974.51 Expenditures — 5,974.55 Balance in Bank June 30, 1959 .00 CUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND Cash balance in bank Aug. 1. 1958 .382,142.86 Local Taxes 85,394.34 Transfer Tuition - Twp 1,478.59 Transfer Tuition - Cash — 100.06 Redemption of Investment Bonds 86,500.00 Interest ion Investments .... 3,038.13 Total Receipts and Balance 298,648.82 Expenditures — 30.37 Investments 189,683.17 Cash Balance In bank June 30, 1859 368,995.28 CUMULATIVE BLDG. FUND — INVESTMENTS Investments as of Aug 1, 1958 - 3193,923.80 Bonds called and redeemed 85,708.89 108.330.00 New Investments - 139,623.17 Cum- Bldg, Fund as of June 30. 1959 8247,848.1? Expenditures in Special Fund Adams County, Indiana 20.00 Alger, Merritt J 5.55 Allied, inc. - 976.88 Allyn A Bacon 6.35 American Appraisal Co 435.00 American Book Co 27.94 American Heritage 10.95 Am. School Board Journal 11.00 Americana Corporation 6.00 Andrews. Hugh J. ..IH2 Arnold Lumber Co 3153.50 Ashbauchers Tin. Stoop ......... 370.13 Bag Service, Inc 6.00 Baker, Harvey M. — 59'2.00 Beavers Oil Service - 1.5Z.71 Bel win, Inc — 3.79 Beneflc Press ......^......... 1 1 7, 2 Z Bennett Co.. Chas. A 30.66 Berling, Ed F. Berne Witness Co. Berry, Tom, Music Co. Black Magaslne Agency — 264.48 Bluffton Gift & Typewriter Center 30.00 Boiler Division, Div. of Labor - sroo Bowers Hardware Boyce, A. E., Co 1«6.89 Brlntxenhofe, Walter 2 i-®9 Bro-Dart Industries 7.30 Brown, W. Guy 8440.38 Brown, W. Guy - Travel — 531.31 Bureau of Tests 31.11 Burk. Dr. J. M 1»000 Burk Elevator Co 4264.48 Burke Ins. Service 280.68 Burke. Jaqueline 35.48 Burroughs Corp — 92.09 Wr r af fo a y r ila Chronister, Roberta. 331.00 Citixens Telephone Co City of Decatur 6681.65 Collier, P. F. lb Son 179.90 Commercial & Industrial Service Commical Paste Co. Commercial Print Shop 8®1J.95 Continental Press 3>.94 Corah, Fred W., Agent 27 39 Cowens Ins. Agency 602.74 Arthur Croft Publications .-.1-?? Cummings, Robert Decatur Democrat Co ■ 326.16 Decatur Equipment Co 10 48 Decatur Ins. Agency 175>4.83 Decatur Lumber Co 196.37 Decatur Music House OHHiv Decatur Volunteer Fire ■ _ Dept 120.00 Demco .JZ’fZ Denoyer - Geppert Co 233.13 DeVoss, John L. 100.00 Doane Agr. Digest 1 2 -®? Dolge, C. 8.. Co. - 87.7'3 Dorwin, Deane T. ........ < 20.00 Dorwln, John 103.50 Doty, Vera 2535.00 Doubleday & Co 153.60 Drake, Robert - 3234.41 Eddy & Peek - 91.16 Education Digest - 9.00 Educational Music Bureau ,s 0 25 Ehinger Ins. Agency — 189.84 Emley, P. T., welding Cp. 5 ?-22 Empire Laboratories 9.80 Encyclopaedia Bntannick - 1 Enterprise Glass Co - „I E 9 2 Everhart, Justine .— 2000.00 First State Bank — 3.00 Funk & Wagnalls Co 7.50 Gaylord Bros., Inc. - G. E. Supply Co 184.84 Gay’s Mobil Service L? 5 Gene’s Mobil Service , l-®0 Gerbers Super Market 87.28 Gillkom, Walter H. 15?.oo Ginn A Co. •. 3t>.®4 Ginter, Mr. A Mrs. Homer £08.20 Goodins Market — 2 ?L27 Grabowski, Hemr — !2'22 Gregory, C. A., Co Habegger Hardware 1204.64 Hale, E. M. & Co 172 08 Hamlett, lona C. 1* 00 Hammond Fruit Market .... la.oo Haugk Plumbing A Htg 12 00 Heller Ins. Agency 268.60 Heller, John G « laO.OO Hill, Larry UJ-80 : Holcomb, J. I. Mfg. Co 813.83 Holt, Henry &Co - „1? ?2 Holthouse Drug Co 2 11 Z? Home Laundry 34.20 Huntington Lab. 481.00 ■ Hutker, Everett '. 1 2?-22 I. B. M - 79.39 j Indiana School Boards < Ass'n - 175.00 . Ind. State Chamber of ; Commerce 10.00 Ind. Textile <io. II' 97 i Ind. Univ., Audio-Visual .... 163.03 . Institute for Research —... 9.84 < Internat'l Scholarship Fund ■ (Dr. Furbay) —T£-?2 1 Johnson, Clyde 3948.17 . Johnson, Danny 18.<5 . Journay, William H. 1 Kane Paint A Wallpaper _ 28.62 ■ Keelox Mfg. Co 6.65 - Ketchum, Amos -, 132.30 < Kiess, Walter 812 «£2 ’ Kiger A Co. — 6-50 > Kipiinger Washington ; Editors - - 10 0« < Kirsch, Leo. Postmaster .... 101.59 ( Kneuss, Victor - 3<21.15 j Kocher Lumber A Coal Co. BXBB j Koehlingers 33.95 < Kohn*. Dr. Gerald 61.50 j Kohne Drug Star* 31.85 s

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Krick’s Welding Shop 9.00 Lassus Fuel Co. .— 1934.34 Lawson, Alva W 471.32 Lehman Book A Stationery, Inc. 22.77 LeVay, E. J.. Inc 112.18 Life Filmstrips 20.00 Lyons A Carnahan 20.58 Macmillan Co 3.24 Main Auto Sports Shop 241.05 Merrill Co., Charles E. 36.00 Meshberger Bros. Stone Corp. 4 1010.00 Midwest Admin. Center ..— 2.00 Millcraft Paper Co 414.96 Miller - Bryant - Pierce .... 68.20 Minneapolis - Honeywell Co. 216.28 Modern Binding Co. ..' 7.00 Moeller Ing Supply Co 384.00 Morris, W.R., Trucking 160.14 Mcßride, Floyd, Welding .... 24.00 McClurg, A. C., & Co 1132.98 Nation’s Schoofs 6.00 N. E. A 13.82 NASCO 81.83 Nat’l Mill Supply 537.48 National Schools Pub. Rel. Ass’n 15.00 Niblick A Co 323.89 No. Am. Mogul Products Co. 851.73 Northern Ihd. Pub. Service 'Get 591.83 O. A. & I 787.15 Old Fort Supply Co 9.18 Osborn - Midwest Paper Co. 1402.01 Parkerson Typewriter Sales 25.00 Parrish, Dr. IL K 30.00 Pembleton Laboratories — 21.39 Pepper, J. IW. A Son 6.33 Poling, Harry F. 8274.98 Price, Seward B 83.40 Projection Equipment Co. 159.65 Pulser, Mrs. A. J 53.50 R. A R. Projects Co 164.96 Reed, Clint 391.00 Reed. Floyd 83.25 Remington Rand, Inc 958.75 Retco Alloy Co 106.99 Reynolds Elec. Co 8.40 Rothert, M. W 75.27 Row, Peterson Co 28.20 Royal Mcßee Corp 398,87 Sanco Products Co 37.55 Schafer Store 5.40 Schlatter Hardware 912 School City - Petty Cash — 76.<76 Schust. C.J* Co. _■ 241-88 Schwarts Ford Co. Science Publications 626 Science Research 145.88 Scott, Foresman A Co 343.45 Sheets Furniture Co 1402.73 Singer Sewing Machine Co. 27X78 Smith, Leland, Ins. Agency - 157.47 Smith, Lowell J — 362.01 Smith Pure Milk Cb 8.80 Snyder, Wilson ... 325.60 South Bend Lathe Works .. 117.49 So. Dakota Press 27.13 Squire. George 29.25 Standard Elec. Time Co 71.00 Standard Oil Co 123-85 Story House Corp. 7.70 Suttles Co 1203.48 Tandy Leather Co. 39.45 Uhrick Bros 22.85 United Scientific Co. — .22.65 U.S. Chemical Co 66 27 U.S. Sporting Goods Co 81.77 VonGunten, Lawrence 71.00 Walls Bakery 5.19 Wayne Welding Supply ...... 17.60 Weavers, The 7.13 Webcor Service Dpt — 7.49 Webster Publishing Co 23.54 Welch Mfg. 00. 403.99 Werling, Iverna 3964.40 Werling, Iverna - Supplies 7.00 Wesleyan Unvir. Press 2.00 Wiley, John A Sons 4.04 Wilson, H. W., Co. . 32.00 Winston, John C., Co. \ 8.27 Workrite Intercom. Systems 77.10 World Book Co 169.92 Worthman, Robert 220.00 Wynn. Rube 2739.68 Zerkel, Hubert E 112.38 Zerkel, Hubert Jr 69.183 Zwick, Dr. H. F. 82.50 ~ 2 390,297.75 Expenditures In Tuition Fund Alger, Merritt J 6227.00 Andrews, Hugh J 7600.00 Andrews, Hugh J. —Summer School 223.66 Bevelhimer, Paul 5872.00 Blaney, Evelyn 4366.09 Bleeke, Audrey 3867.00 Brayton, Alma ; 4010.60 Chronister, Roberta 4429.00 Dailey, Harry - 5900.00 Detter, Evelyn 5329.00 Doan, Robert 4366.00 Dormire, Lex 4681.00 Dorwin, Deane- T 6277.00 Dorwin, Deane T. —Summer School 335 50 Dorwin. Kathryn 4033.00 Everhart, Sylvester -5977.00 Everhart., Sylvester —Summer School 335.50 Feasel, Leona 4744.00 Fisher, Anita, 4321.00 Friedly, Irene 5185.00 Haggard, Judith 4240.00 Haney, Florence 3752.94 Hartman, Drusilla 4870.09 Haubold, Helen 5285 00 Hendricks, Thelma 5185.00 Hetrick, Maynard 5977.00 Hetrick, Maynard —Summer School 335.50 Hoffman, Mary Jo 4681.00 Irvine, Harold L 4834.00 Journay, William 4870.00 Kauffman, Kathryn 5285.00 Kerst, Emma 4258.00 Ketchum, Amos 6127.00 Ijehman, Raymond 4681.00 Lietx. Jerry 4919.00 Llechty, Paul 4681.00 McColly, William 5129.00 McDonald, Miriam 4162.74 Miller, Wanda — ... 4492.00 | Moran, Mary Helen 5498.80 Petrie, Ruth 4033.00 I Pumphrey, M. Eleanor 5794.40 i Reed. Clint E 5119.00 < Reed, Floyd — 5225.00 ] Roop, Glennys 5772.92 • Sellemeyer, Matilda 4033.90 1 Shepherd, Marnell 5156.1# 1 Smith, Lowell j. 6077.9# 1 Smith, Lowelk J. 1 —Summer Scvhool 335.50 1 Smith, Susanne Kuhn 4177.00 1 Snell. Madeline 4258 00 ] Swickard. Rudy ...... ..... .... 2178.1# 1 Thomas, P. Bryce 7050.09 1 Van Buskirk, Vera 5185.0# t Vera. Charlotte 5185.00 1 Walters, Xariffa 4258.00 - Warner, Marjorie » 4303.09 ’ Wledler, Catherine 5977.00 Wemhoff, Mary 3817 00 Worthman, C. Rebecca 6033.00 Worthman. Robert 6060.00 Zerkel. Hubert Jr 6206.00 1 Zwick, Helen 1948.00 E Collier, Sara 22.50 t Cowens, Helen .: 190.00 s Parrish, Beulah 450.00 Reed, Jane 75.00 Schnepf, Margaret . .105.00 Schultx. Bernhard 315.00 Smith, K. Beryl — 315.00

COURT NEWS Estate Cases In the Grace M. Hunscick estate the administrator, with the will of the decedent, is released and discharged from further duties. The schedule to determine inheritance tax was filed with reference to the county assessor in the Joe Sapp estate. Proof of mailing of notice to all interested parties in the Caroline Sallot estate was filed along with an appraiser’s inheritance <ax report. The net value of the estate is $50, 052.81 k with tax due of s|,997.62 and $159.81 due the county ih fees and service charges. In the Ada Stucky estate, proof of mailing notice to all interested parties was filed with the net value of the estate being $16,664.41 and a tax due of $86.64. The county is to receive $6.93 for fees and services at the standard rate of 8 per cent of the tax due. The Sephus Miller estate is valued at $15,295.35, with a tax due of $132.95 and $10.64 due the county fdr fees and services. A proof of mailing notice to all interested parties was also filed. The Amos A. Liechty estate is valued at $49,309.79, with a tax due of $293.10 and $23.45 due the county. A proof of mailing was also filed. The last will and testament of the late Alice L. Barr was filed for probate in Adams circuit court Friday. The final report was filed in the Theodore Heuer estate with a notice ordered issued, returnable August 21. The Oliver P. Hunt estate has a net value of $16,050 with no tax due. Proof of mailing was also filed in the estate. The executor of the Lee S. Bell estate filed his final report. A notice ordered issued, returnable August 14. In the John S. Colchin. (estate, a proof of mailing final settlement arrangements was filed. The administrator was ordered to make distribution in compliance with the terms of the final report. The Johanna Worthman estate was closed. Complaint Cases The Secured Insurance Co. and Ben Kearns vs Ernest Haviland case had a motion to strike and make more specific charges entered by the defendant in the property damage suit. Divorce Cases A citation was ordered issued to the Allen County sheriff for the defendant in the Nellie M. Ross vs Eugene Ross case, returnable August 7. The defendant was held in contempt for failing to make payments in compliance with the order of the court. Complaint for Contract A summons was issued to the sheriff of Adams county for the defendants in the Tbwn and Country Food Co., Inc. vs Russell D. and Madonna Hendricks. The date of the hearing is set for Sept. 8. Swlckard, Rudy - 60.00 Turner, Tracy 150.00 Zerkel, Elisabeth .. 90.00 Zwlck, Helen ...... 7.50 Eel River - Perry „ Coneolld, School _ _ 72.12 $290,284.47 Expeadlturea in Recreation Fund Acme Quality Painte 8.90 Arnold Lumber Co. — .. 74.09 Butler Garage 15.50 Cook, Sam .".... ...r.T...... 10.00 Decatur Equipment Co .. 52.46 Sylvester Everhart 41.50 Sylvester Everhart, Salary 250.00 Gay’s Mobil Service 39.50 Habegger Hardware 194.22 Johnson, Danny 75.00 Klenks 12.15 Krick's Welding Shop 8.50 Leitz. Jerry. Salary .............. 125.00 MeColly, William, Salary .. 250.00 Maddox. Rebecca - Salary 76.80 Maier Hide & Fur Co - -16.00 Main Autjo Sport Shop 24.50 Poling, Harry - Salary 325.00 Ruble Bros. .....— _ 45.00 Human, Dorcas - Salary 250.00 Worthman, Robert Salary 375.00 -Wynn, Rube - Salary 162.50 Yost Gravel Ready-Mix Inc. 22.98 32454.55 The vouchers and invoices for all payments for the school year 195859 are in the office of the Superintendent and are open for public inspection at any time. John G. Heller. Treasurer Attesti Dr. J. M. Burk. Secretary .w. Gay Bmwa, Superintendent

0 hi i 20 Years Ago Today O ' July 25, 1939—The Indiana state department of conservation will have a display at the annual Decatur street fair next week, located in the industrial exhibit tent. Harry Schamerloh, 24, prominent Union township young man, died of cerebral meningitis following an illness of five weeks. The Rev. Jerould Goldner, Akron, 0., clergyman, has been released by bandits in the hills near Jerusalem after payment of $2,500 in ransom. Twenty of Adams county’s WPA workers have received dismissal notices, part of a national reduction in WPA rolls. Newly initiated members of the Psi lota Xi sorority entertained the other members with a picnic at Hanna-Nuttman park. Jolly Juniors The Preble Jolly Juniors held their last meeting this week at the Magley school. The members answered roll call by naming where they would like to go on their 4-H trip next year. Jim Fuhrman and Barbara Selking led the pledges, and during the business meeting, the group discussed the clothing judging and float decorating.

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