Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 253, Decatur, Adams County, 27 October 1959 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT PuNtehed Every Evening Except Bunday By THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Poet Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller, Jr. — President John G. Heller .Vice-President Chas. Holthouse ..... Secretary-Treasurer Babecrtpti** Rates By Mail In Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $8.00; Six months, $4.25; 3 months,sZ.2s. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 19.00; 9 months, $4.75; 3 months, $2.50. By Carirer, 30 cents per week. Single copies, 6 cents. DEMOCRATIC CITY CANDIDATES For Mayor Robert D. Cole Decatur's First Full-Time Mayor For City Clerk-Treasurer For City Judge Mrs. Laura Bosse Richard J. Sullivan 20 Years’ Legal Experience Attorney, Unopposed For City Council Carl Gerber Frank Braun Experienced, Gerber’s Market Retired G.E. Employe Norbert Aumann Clyde Drake Experienced, Electrician Experienced, Central Soya Worker Lawrence Kohne Experienced, Service Station Owner The Old Covered Bridge We noticed in a state-wide news release that funds have been sought for a new bridge over the St. Marys River at Pleasant Mills. Highway 101 crosses the river thfere. Since the state has not seen fit to release any more information on this, many of us in Adams county are deeply worried. The old covered bridge at Pleasant Mills is one of the two remaining covered bridges in the county. Os course it is a relic of the past. But by just being there it recalls some of that past to us, making it a visible link with the good old days. We hope that the state is not planning to tear down the old bridge. We hope that if a new bridge is necessary, it will be built alongside the old bridge, far enough away so that the old structure can be viewed and admired - And we hope that in the near future the state highway department will inform the citizens of Pleasant Mills, and Adams county, as to just what their plans are. We know several prominent people in the community that are highly disturbed. Secret behind-the-people negotiations in a Democracy are unthinkable. The highway department should immediately make clear its intentions. This would allow those favoring some other course of action to present their side of the question, by petition, by letter, and by argument. The state historical society will be notified immediately that the state highway department is possibly considering removal of an historic covered bridge. And so will our representatives in the state legislature, and in the state house. Republicans and Democrats, working through their respective county chairmen, can do a great deal to stop such actions. Let’s get busy!

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o 0 The People’s Voice This column Is for the use of our readers who wish to make suggestions for the general good or discuss questions of interest. No articles will be published without signature of the author. ■' -o Study Question Dear Editor: I wonder if I might speak to the voters in your Voice of the People column? I think they should be encouraged to think and then vote. Lowell J. Smith Dear Fellow Voters: Once more you are being asked to decide the fate of our city light plant and our electric franchise for Decatur. This being a city within a land of democracy, it is the right and duty of every voter to participate in making the decision. Since in a democracy the people have a right to help decide what shall be and what shall not be, or, in other words, participate in the affairs of government, we believe our citizenry must be educated for best participation. This should help one to think more clearly, and to come to better conclusions about any problem which he is called upon to consider. In fact, one measure of your educational attainment and your ability as a voting citizen is how carefully you study various phases of any question up for decision. On this problem of possible sale of the light plant and giving over our franchise, have you read the resolution of sale and the pending agreement with Indiana and Michigan? Have you tried to find just what will happen if such a sale takes place? Have you done any thinking about reasons why such a sale should or should not take place? As a citizen and voter, it should be your privilege and duty to know both sides of the question before being called upon to render your decision. It would be only fair to you that the arguments for each side be freely published so that you may have the greatest amount of information on which to base your decision. This is again a decision by secret ballot, and you can be thankful indeed that you have the right to give your vote in secret. There need be no element of fear involved, for no one can know how you vote unless you choose to tell. So my friends, between now and election day, make good use of your time. Talk to people, ask questions, get information on both sides, educate yourself on the question, reach your conclusion, and then vote your honest convictions. Sincerely, Lowell J. Smith High School Social Studies Teacher Urges TV Sponsors Beware Os Control NEW YORK (UPD—A prominent cosmetics manufacturer proposed today that businessmen adopt a “hands-off entertainment” code in their television advertising. TV sponsors should control only their commercials, he said, to prevent a repetition of “the shameful TV quiz hoax.” Philip Cortney, president of Coty Inc., suggested in an advertisement published in newspapers here today that the networks and stations alone should be responsible for the entertainment and editorial content of sponsored programs. Cortney noted that businessmen who purchase advertising in newspapers and magazines exercise no control over the editorial and entertainment sections of those media. “Let’s adopt the same practice for radio and television,” he said. ‘Let the businessmen be concerned only with honestly selling their products and services.” Calling on other businessmen to join in his plan, Cortney he believed it would help “prevent the repetition of such immoral conditions as those created by the big-money TV quiz shows ” The alternative, he said, was government control. Cortney also suggested that sponsors of television quiz shows proven to have been rigged be called to testify before the congressional committee, which has heard testimony from several contestants who admitted they revied questions and answers in advance. “All those who reaped benefits from this fraudulent scheme and advertising must assume responsibility for what has happened,” he said. Howe Academy Will Celebrate Founding HOWE, Ind. (UPD — Howe Military Academy will celebrate the 75th anniversary’ of its founding Saturday and Sunday. The Founders’ Day program will include a full-dress cadet parade, a drill competition, and a football game Saturday with the Northwestern Military and Naval Academy team of Lake Geneva, Wis.

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In th* Adam* Circuit Court September /Term, 1959 N*. 3**4l NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS STATE OP INDIANA SSi COUNTY OP ADAMS HOWARD LKK HABBEGGER PUtnttff VS. HENRY KRICHCAMP, ET AL Defendants Cornea now the plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by GALLIVAN * HAMILTON, his attorneys, and files his complaint therein, together with the affidavit of a competent person that the defendants: HENRY KRICHCAMP and ELIZA KRICHCAMP, husband and wife, HENRY KIRBCAMP and — KIRBCAMP, the unknown wife of Henry Klrscamp, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, HENRY BAKER, and BAKER. the unknown wife of Henry Baker, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, MARY ELIZABETH KRISCAMP and KRISCAMP, the unknown husband of Mary Elizabeth Kriscamp, whose true Christian name Is unknown to the plaintiffs, ELIZABETH KRISTKAMP and KRISTKAMP, the unkown husband of Elizabeth Krlstkamp, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, MARY KRISTKAMP and KRIBTKAMP, the unknown husband of Mary Krlstkamp, whose true Christian name Is unkown to the plaintiffs, ANTONE KRISTKAMP and KRISKAMP, the unknown wife of Antone Krlstkamp, whose true Christian name is unkown to the plaintiffs, HENRY KRISTKAMP and KRISTKAMP, the unknown wife of Henry Krlstkamp, whose true Christian name is unkown to the plaintiffs, ELIZABETH CATHARINE MILLER and MILLER, the unknown husband of Elizabeth Catharine Miller, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. MATTHIAS MILLER and MARY ELIZABETH MILLER, husband and wife, MARY E. MILLER and MILLER, the unknown husband of Mary K. Miller, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, ANTONY KRISKAMP and KRISTKAMP. the unknown wife of Antony Kriskamp, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, CATHARINE BRINK and JOHN BRINK, husband and wife, BERNARD MEYERS and MEYERS, the unknown wife of Bernard Meyers, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. HENRY SHEARHOLT and MARY SHEARHOLT, husband and wife, HENRY HEDEMAN and HEDEMAN, the unknown wife of Henry Hedeman, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, HENRY HEIDEMANN, also spelled HEIDEMAN and ELIZABETH HEIDEMANN, husband and wife. HENRY HEIDERMAN and HEIDERMAN. the unknown wife of Henry Heiderman, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, GERHARD HEISLER and rHEISLER, the unkown wife of Gerhard Heisler, whose true Christian name is unkown to the plaintiffs, MARY KRISCHAMP, HENRY KRISCHAMP, ELIZA KRISCHAMP. ANTON also known as ANTOINE KRISCHAMP. heirs of Henry Krischatnp. deceased SAMUEL L. RUGG.as the Administrator of the Estate of Henry Kirschamp. deceased, HERMAN HEISLER and HEIBLER, the unknown wife of Herman Heisler, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, MARY KRISCAMP and KRISCAMP, thf unknown husband of Mary Kriscamp, who true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, ELIZA KRISCAMP and KRISCAMP, the unknown husband of Eliza Kriscamp, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. ANTOIN, also known as ANTONE KRISCAMP and KRISCAMP, the unknown wife, of Antoin Kriscamp, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, HENRY KRISCAMP and KRISCAMP, the unknown wife of Henry Kriscamp, whose true Christian name Is unknown to the plaintiffs, GERHARD HEISLEIR and HEISLEIR, the unknown wife of Gerhard -Heislelr, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, WILLIAM W. CORSON. Commissioner MATHIAS MILLER and MARIA ELIZABETH MILLER, husband and wife, HENRY DERKS and DERKS. the unknown wife of Henry Derks. whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, HENRY DIREKES and < DIREKES, the unknown wife of Henry Dlrekes, whose true Christian&>name is unknown to the plaintiffs. BERNARD, also known as BARNEY MEYER, Sen., and MEYER, the unknown wife of Bernard Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, BARNEY MEYER, Executor of the Estate of Bernard Meyer, deceased. BUSANAH MEYER, also known as SUSANNA, widow of Bernard Meyer, deceased, BERNARD MEYER and MEYER. the unknown wife of Bernard Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, MARY NEYBTERAN and BARNEY NEYSTERAN, husband and wife, CATHARINE BITING and HENRY EITING, husband and wife, ELIZABETH HOEVEL and HENRY’ HOEVEL, husband and wife, CHRISTINA MEYER, also known as CHRISTINA MYER, and MEYER, the unknown husband of Christina Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. GERHARD HESSLER and HESSLER, the unknown wife of Gerhard Hessler, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. JOHN HESSLER and CELINA HESSLER. husband and wife, REBECCA KOHNE and — KOHNE, the unknown husband of Rebecca Kohne, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, ANNA HAKE and HAKE, the unknown husband of Anna Hake, who true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, ANTHONY MEYER and MEYER, the unknown wife of Anthony Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. HARMAN, also known as HARMON MEYER .and MEYER, the unknown wife Harman Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, RALPH MEYER, and MEYER. the unknown wife of Ralph Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. XTUS, also known as XYSTUS MEYER. and MEYER, the unknown wife of Xtus Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. CLARENCE MEYER and MEYER, the unknown wife of Clarence Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, CLEMENT MEYER and MEYER, the unknown wife of Clement Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. CLETUS MEYER, and MEYER. the unknown wife of Cletus Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. LORA MEYER and MEYER, the unknown husband of Lora Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, FRANCIS MEYER and MEYER. the unknown husband of Francis Meyer, whose true Chris ■ tian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, LAURA MEYER, and MEYER, the unknown husband of Laura Meyer, whose true Christian name

la unknown to the pUiatlffa. MARIE MEYER, and ? METER, the unknown husband of Marie Meyer, whoae true Christian name Is unknown to the plaintiffs. ABBIE MEYER, and -MEYEK the unknown husband of Abbio Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, REBECCA KOHNE and ANTHONY METER, Co-executors of the Last Will and Testament of Bernard Meyer, LOUISE MEYER and MEYER, the unknown husband of Louise Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. MARY MEYER, and MEYER, the unknown husband of Mary Meyer, Whoae true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, BERNARD KOHNE, and KOHNE, the unknown wife of Bernard Kohne, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, MARY C. HOLTHOUBE and HOLTHOUSE, the unknownhusband of Mary C. Holthouse, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, HENRY KNAPP and KNAPP, the unknown wife of Henry Knapp, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, CHARLES KNAPP, and KNAPP, the unknown wife of Charles Knapp, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, EDWARD F. BE RUNG, and ——- BERLING, the unknown wife of Edward F. Berling, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, ED A. ASHBAUCHER, and ASHBAUCHER, the unknown wife of Ed A. Ashbaucher, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, MILTON E. HOWER, and HOWER, the unknown wife of Milton E. Hower, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, REBECCA KOHNE and ANTHONY MEYER, as Administrators of the Estate of Elisabeth Meyer, de- ' ceased, MART METER, as Guardian of the persons and estates of Ralph Meyer, Xystus Meyer, Clarence Meyer, Clement Meyer, Laura Meyer, Francis Meyer and Marie Meyer, HERMAN HEISLEIR. and HEISLEIR, the unknown wife of Herman Heislelr, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, GERHARD HEISLIER. and HEISLIER. the unknown wife of Gerhard Heislier, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, GERHARD HESSLER, and HESSLER, the unknown wife of Gerhard Hessler, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, JOHN HESSLER, and HESSLER. the unknown wife of John Hessler, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. GERHART HEBSLER. JR., and HESSLER, the unknown wife of Gerhart Hessler, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, AUGUST H. HESSLER and HESSLER, the unknown wife of August H. Hessler, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, JOSEPH SMITH, widower HENRY SMITH and EMMA SMITH, husband and wife, THEODORE SMITH and DINA SMITH, husband and wife, BERNARD MEYERS and ELIZABETH MEYERS, husband and wife.

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sottit WUMJttI MS —- HESSLER. th* unknown wife of John , Hessler, whose true Christian name la unknown to the plainGERHARD HEBBLER, JR., and wife of Gerhard Hessler, Jr., whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, OERIIARD HESSLER, and HUMBLER, the unknown wife of Gerhard Hessler, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, DAVID D. COFFEE and ANNA M. COFFEE, husband and wife, JOHN HESSLER, Administrator of the estate of August Hessler, deceased, JOHN HESSLER, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Ger- ' hard Hessler. JOHN HESSLER, ANNA COFFEE and ELIZABETH MEYERS, as heirs and devisees of Gerhard Hessler, deceased, JOHN HESSLER and CELINA HESSLER. husband and wife, ANNA COFFEE, and COFFEE, the unknown husband of Anna Coffee, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, JOHN HESSLER and SELENA HESSLER, husband and wife, DAVID nt COFFEE and ANNA COFFEE, husband and wife, JOHN HESSLER, Administrator of the Estate of Anna M. Coffee, deceased, DAVID D. COFFEE, FRANCIS COLCHIN, CLAUDE COFFEE, JEROME COFFEE, MILDRED COFFEE, ADRIAN COFFEE, and HENRIETTA COFFEE, heirs of Anna M. Coffee, deceased, ADRIAN H. COFFEE and MARY COFFEE, husband and wife, DAVID D. COFFEE and JULIA COFFEE, husband and wife, FRANCIS COLCHIN and COLCHIN, the unknown husband of Francis Colchln, whose true Christian name is unknown to the nlaintiffs, FRED J. COLCHIN and . COLCHIN, the unknown wife of Fred J. Colchln, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, JEROME COLCHIN and — COLCHIN, the unknown wife of Jerome Colchln, whose true Christian name Is unknown to the plaintiffs, GLADYS COFFEE and COFFEE, the unknown husband of Gladys Coffee, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. CLAUDE M. COFFEE and COFFEE, the unknown wife of ; Claude M. Coffee, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, FRANCIS COFFEE and COF- > FEE. the unknown wife of Francis ■ Coffee, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, GEORGE H. PHILLIPS, and PHILLIPS, the unknown wife of George H. Phillips, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. MAX DAVID PHILLIPS, and PHILLIPS, the unknown wife of Max David Phillips, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, DAVID D. COFFEE, and COFFEE, the unknown wife of David M. Coffee, whose true Christian nae is unknown to the plaintiffs, MILDRED CELINA BERLING and BERLING, the unknown husband of Mildred Celina Berl- < ing, whose true Christian name is < unknown to the plaintiffs, GERHERD HEISLER and < HEISLER, the unknown wife of . Gerherd Heisler, whose true Chris- <

tlxn name is unknown to the WILLIAM CARSON, CommissionW* r w. CARSOK Commissioner SAMUEL L. RUGG, as Administrator of the Estate of Henry KrisWILLLAM A. BUGH, Guardian ad lit»m WILLIAM A. BUG, Guardian ad litem the unknown husband or wife, widower or widow, and/or the unknown children, descendants, heirs, representatives, devisees, legatees, executors of the last will, administrators of the estate, trustees, receivers, creditors, lessees, successors in interest and assigns of each of the above named and otherwise described and designated defendants, and all persons claiming from, through or under them or either of them, the names of all of whom are unknown to the plaintiff; the former spouses, if any, of the above named persons, or persons otherwisedescribed or designated as defendants to this action, who are married, the names of all of whom are unknown to the plaintiff; all of the women once known by the names and designations above stated, who may now be known by some other name, the names of all of whom are unknown to the plaintiff; all persons and corporations, if any, not above specifically named, described or otherwise designated, who assert, or might assert any title, claim or interest in or Hen upon the real estate herein described, by, under or through any of the defendants to this suction named, described or otherwise designated in said complaint, the names of all of whom are unknown to the plaintiff, are non-residents of the State of Indiana, and that said action is by a complaint in three paragraphs to quiet plaintiff's title to the following described real estate in Adams County tn the State of Indiana, to-wit: The north one half of the southwest quarter of section eight (8) in township twenty seven (27) north of range fourteen (14) east and the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section eight (8) in township twentyseven (27) north of range fourteen (14) east and the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section eight (8) .in township twenty seven (27) north of range fourteen (14) east in Washington Township In Adams County in the State of Indiana, containing 160 acres. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants last named of the filing and pendency of said comJilaint against them, and that linens they appear and answer or demur thereto at the call of said cause on the 23rd day of December, 1959, the same being the 32rd judicial day of a term of said court to be begun and held at the Court House In the City of Decatur, in said county and state, on the 3rd Monday of November, 1959, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will be taken as true and said cause will be heard and determined in their absence, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereun to set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at Decatur, Indiana, this 23rd day of October, 1959. RICHARD D. LEWTON Clerk, Adams Circuit Court GALLIVAN A HAMILTON Attorneys for Plaintiff Gal-Ham Building Bluffton, Indiana Oct. 27, Nov. 3, Nov. 10

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1959

i o < • <> 20 Years Ago Today _ Oct. 27, 1939—The Delta Theta Tau sorority will sponsor a benefit movie at the Adams theater this weekend, with proceeds used to start the Good Fellows club project. More than 200 persons attended I the banquet honoring Fred Major, of Decatur, recently elected grand master ■of the Indiana 1.0.0. F. lodge. Francis Noack, Decatur druggist. suffered painful but not serious injuries when his auto was; sideswiped by a hit and run driver north of Decatur. Pupils of the Jolly Hour Kindergarten were entertained at a Halloween party in the kindergarten rooms at the public library. ORDIN ANCB SHORT TITLE I An ordinance annexing contiguous territory to the town of Monroe, Indiana. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Trustees of the town of Monroe, Indiana, as follows: Sectlea Ii That the following described real estate, which is contiguous to the town of Monroe, Indiana, is hereby annexed and made a part of the town of Monroe, Indiana, which real estate is described as follows, towit: Commencing at a point 5,28.0* feet south of the northwest corner of the north half (Nli) of the northeast quarter (NEK) of Section Four (4), Township Twenty-six (26) North, Range Fourteen Cl 4) East. Adams County, Indiana; thence north 89* 35' east 1185.6 feet along the south line of Liby’s Second Addition; thence south 0’ 13* west 316.5 feet; thence south 89° 35’ west 1184.5 feet; thence north along the west line of said north half (NK) of the northeast quarter (NEK) 316.5 feet to the place of beginning, containing 8.61 acres, more or less. Section Hi That the above described real estate, which is annexed to the town of Monroe by this Ordinance, shall be known and designated as Liby’s Third Addition to the town of Monroe, Indiana. Section Illi All of the easements and protective covenants appended to the plat of Liby’s Third Addition to the town of Monroe, Indiana, are hereby in all things ratified, confirmed and approved. This Ordinance is additional and supplemental to any and all other existing ordinances pertaining to the boundary lines of the town of Monroe, Indiana. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and afte* its passage, approval by the proper parties, and due publication. Duly adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Town of Monroe, Indiana, this 31 day of August, 1959. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TOWN OF MONROE, ADAMS COUNTY, INDIANA Paul Earcher, President Paul Lobaigcr, Secretary Richard C. Everett, Member Oct. 20, 27