Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 208, Decatur, Adams County, 3 September 1959 — Page 2

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School Bands, Teachers Are Honored At Fair INDIANAPOLIS (UPD—Ninetytwo bands and 92 teachers, a $2,500 steer and two kinds of queens were spotlighted today at the 107th Indiana State Fair. Anderson High School was trying for a third straight championship in the annual band contest. The 92 teachers, one from each county, were honor guests on the second day of the fair. “Education Day." A free vacation trip was to be awarded to one of the teachers. In the afternoon, a 1.096 pound Hereford steer which won the 4-H grand championship Wednesday was to be auctioned to the highest bidder. The steer, which also won die open class gold medal championship, was owned by John M. Wolf. 16, a Peru High School junior. The double state champion steer should bring his youthful owner at least $2,500 if the starting price of $2.30 per pound promised by Governor Handley is achieved. The 1958 champion, owned by Dale Darlage, Portland, brought only $2.00 a pound. Wolf already has a place for the money. He will use it for his college education. Beauty Queen Reigns A state cherry pie baking queen was to be chosen today. Hie fair named a beauty queen Wednesday night when Deborah Deanne Smith, 18, a brunette from Lebanon, was picked from among more than 40 hopefuls to reign over the 1959 fair. Miss Smith was crowned by last year's queen: Carol Parks of Crawfordsville. Runner-up to Miss Smith was Shirley Ann Henderson, 17, Rochester. Dale Davies, 17, Milligan, won the reserve 4-H grand championship with his Shorthorn Wednesday but couldn’t be on hand to accept the honors himself. Davies was recovering from a virus infection and the prize steer was shown by his brother, Jim, 14. The Angus breed champion shown by Sandra Horton. 15, Linden, failed to win top honors for the first time since 1953. Reserve breed champions were a Shorthorn shown by Tom Capper, Star City; a Hereford shown by Mace Bullock, New Castle, and an Angus shown by Roger’ Nellans, Mentone. Champion showmen, by breed, were Bruce Baker, Jonesboro, Shorthorn; Eddie Nelson, Galveston, Hereford, and Nellans, Angus. In the open gold medal steer competition, Davies’ Shorthorn and Wolf’s Hereford also won the breed championship but the Shorthorn lost out as reserve champion to an Angus shown by Larry Angle, Rushville. Champion Swine Judged Champions named in 4-H swine judging Wednesday included Spotted Poland China — Carol Jurs, Hebron, barrow; Jerry Gilbert, Andrews, reserve; Ann Ulrey, Manchester, gilt; Bill Smith, Rensselaer, reserve. Chester White—Brenda Jordan, Rensselaer, barrow; Nancy Jordan, her sister, reserve; Donald Brown, Battleground, gilt; Parker Newsom, Columbus, reserve. OlC—Richard Butler,! Elwood, barrow; Myron Noble, Anderson, reserve: Thomas Hendricks, Cloverdale, gilt; Donald Butler, Elwood, reserve. Landrace — Linda Wheatley, Westfield, barrow; Hendry Godby, Carthage, reserve barrow and reserve gilt; Stephen Laprad, Frankfort, champion gilt. Duroc—Larry Bennett, Linden, barrow; John Dulin, Zionsville, reserve; Dave Jackson, Galveston, gilt; Marvin Jolliff, Elnora, reserve. Hampshire — Daniel Grimm,

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f O * IJ • \ 'j. mH I i Ml TEN MISS ADAMS COUNTY 1959 hopefuls line the Monroe Community Days outdoor stage before Friday night’s talent contest. From left to right, the entrants and the schools they represented are the Misses Jacqueline Chew, Decatur; Sharon Bebout, Pleasant Mills; Bobbilou Butler, Decatur, r e>up; Onalee Barkley, Adams Central, who became the new Miss Adams County; Winifred Rafert, Monmouth; Nancy Rice, Monmouth; Sharon Martin, Hartford; Judelle Augsburger, Berne; Janice Kay Yoder, Geneva, and Jeanne Kaehr, Adams Central. —Photo by Briede.

Berne Man Seriously Injured Wednesday Christian T. Steury, 67, of Berne, was seriously injured at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday when he fell 30 feet from a ladder while re-roofing his barn. He landed on his head on concrete. He was taken to the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne, where his condition was listed as “critical.” 15-Year-Old Boy Is Held For Murder WASHINGTON, Ind. (UPD — A teen-ager whose wife is expecting a baby within 10 days died today of shotgun wounds inflicted by a 15-year-old boy who apparently surprised the husband in a rendezvous with a girl friend, police said. • Charles Jenne, 18, Washington, was wounded fatally, officers said, as he sat along a railroad track at the northwest edge of Washington with 17-year-old Alberta Ruth Yerkes. Held on a preliminary charge of murder was Larry Brown, 15, Washington, who told police he shot Jenne because he beat and abused him and other boys in their neighborhood. Police said Jenne apparently had been keeping company with Alberta and threatened acquaintances with harm if they told his wife. Mrs. Georgia Jenne, 18, expects a baby within a few days, authorities said. The shooting occurred along the New York Central tracks an hour before midnight Wednesday. When Jenne fell wounded with shotgun slugs in his head, Alberta ran screaming to a nearby home and called police. She was hysterical and was placed under sedation. Larry walked 20 blocks to the police station and surrendered. Jenne died a few hours later in Daviess County Hospital without making a statement to police. Authorities said Larry and Alberta both had been in juvenile court previously, the boy on a theft charge and the girl for delinquency. Evansville, barrow; Mike Orr, Tipton, reserve; Rex Dunning, Tipton, gilt; Eddie Johnson, Clarks Hill, reserve.

Plan Dance Sept. 19 For Explorer Scouts The first major activity to be staged by the new council exploring cabinet will be a dance for Explorer Scouts and their girl friends to be held at the Decatur Youth Center from 7 until 10 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19. Marvin Hunter, of WOWO, will be the MC of the profcram. All explorer posts have been urged to have a large group present for the activity. Troop 63, sponsored by the American Legion, and troop 65, sponsored by the Trinity E.U.B. church. Monroe troop 72 and Berne troop 67 each had boys from their units at Camp Bib Island this summer. Troop 61, sponsored by the Decatur Rotary club, and troop 65, sponsored by the Trinity E.U.B. church are among the 14 posts and troops which have already paid for their golden national jubilee reservations. Decatur usually sends a full contingent to the jubilees. Reservations will be held open until Nov. 15 for one scout from each troop or post, with first consideration given to thoes who register earliest for additional space. Only 85 more spaces are be filled for the 50,000 scout jubilee year encampment. Round Table Sept. 17 The south district round table for scoutmasters, assistants, and committee personnel, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, September 17, at Geneva high school. The district committee meeting, for institutional representatives of each troop in Adams, Wells, and Jay counties, will be held Wednesday, Sept. 16, at 7:30 p.m. at the Portland Presbyterian church. John G. Carlson, south district executive, will be at the University of Michigan Sept. 1-8 with R. L. Van Horn and the other district executives for the national conference and training course. Commissioners Sept. 27 District commissioners, assistants, round table commissioners, neighborhood commissioners, and prospective staff persons are invited to attend the commissioner’s conference Sunday, Sept. 27, at Camp Big Island, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Kirk W. Lewis, of Ypsilanti, Mich,, will replace Lawrence Graham as west district executive. The explorers cabinet of the council area, including the Decatur and Bluffton post representatives, will 1 meet Monday, September 14, at 7:30 p.m. at the Shust scout center in Fort Wayne.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1959

Decatur Girl Enrolls In Nursing School Miss Kathleen Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Baker, South Third street, enrolled Wednesday as a student nurse at St. Rita's hospital school of nursing at Lima, 0. Miss Baker gradauted from the Decatur Catholic high school last June.

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