Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 259, Decatur, Adams County, 3 November 1959 — Page 4

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. DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday 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 Bubsenption Bates -*■■■ By Mail in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, $8.00; Six months, $4.25; 3 months, $2.25. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year $9.00; 8 months, $4.75; 3 months, $2.50. By Carirer, 30 cents per week. Single copies, 6 cents. What’s The Matter? Have the people of Decatur forgotten? The Decatur community fund drive, for eight local charities, is now completing its drive. Have you sent your donation? If you haven’t, there is still time. Send it to James Basham, community fund chairman, 527 Limberlost Trail, Decatur. Let’s not forget the men in service; they urgently need the services of the U.S.O. and the Red Cross. And let’s not forget those who will be in serious accidents, or who will suffer from cancer or leukemia, or other diseases which mean that blood transfusions are necessary—the Red Cross blood supply will help them. And the Red Cross will train members of your family, or your neighbor’s, to be ready for any emergency. Red Cross permanent records are set up to make it easy to take care of any local disaster. But only if they have funds provided by the community drive. Do you love your boys and girls? Then give some more for the boy scouts, girl scouts, and youth and recreation activities at the Decatur youth center. Are you interested in the forgotten patients in mental hospitals, or the one out of ten of us who will some day suffer from mental disorders? If so, give to the community fund drive which supports the mental health program. Does the sight of a crippled child twist your heartstrings? Would you like to help? If so, give another dollar for the Crippled Children’s Society. Does the picture of a derelict of society, sinking lower and lower in the gutter, without the help of his fellow man, recall to you the parable of the Good Samaritan, and make you want to give some more to help the Salvation Army? If so, the community fund is your answer. It is your answer for all of these questions. The drive is only ?4,114 away from the goal Have you given your share ? Don’t wait any longer. Send in your contribution today. Make out your check to the Decatur Community Fund, Inc. A number of workers at General Electric and Central Soya are doing even more—they are pledging a small portion of each week’s salary towards the drive. They are carrying their own weight in this community—are you? We understand that the workers at General Electric have done an especially fine job this year. Already 80% of the goal has been reached—so let’s wrap up the campaign right now. Remember, a dollar for each agency is only SB. Have you given your share?

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I* th* Adama Circuit Court September Term, 1»5» Mo. MMI NOTICE TO NOM-BJfIgIDENTI STATS OF INDIANA Ml COUNTY OF ADAMS HOWARD LEE HABBEGGER Plaintiff VS. MBNBY KRICHCAMP, KT AL | Defendant* Come* now the plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by GALLI VAN A HAMILTON, hl* attorneys, and flies hi* complaint therein, together with the affidavit of a competent person that the defendant*: H®NRY KRICHCAMP and ELIZA KRICHCAMP, husband and wife, . HENRY KIRSCAMP and — KIRSCAMP, the unknown wife ot Henry Kirscamp, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, HENRY BAKER, and — BAKER. the unknown wife ot 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 Elisabeth Krlstkamp, whose true Christian name i* unknown to the plaintiffs, MARY KRISTKAMP and KRISTKAMP, 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 MIU.KR and MARY ELIZABETH MILLER, husband and wife. MARY E. MILLER and MIL-•-'LER, the unknown husband of Mary E. 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 HEISLER, 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 ot Henry Krischamp. deceased SAMUEL L. RUGG, as the Administrator of the Estate of Henry Kirschamp, deceased. HERMAN HEISLER and HEISLER, the unknown wife of Herman Heisler, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. MARY KRISCAMP and KRISCAMP, the unknown husband ot Mary Kriscamp, who true Christian name ia 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, HIVNRY KRISCAMP and h’RISCAMP, the unknown wife of HeXiry Kriscamp. whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, GERHARD HEISLEIR and HEISLEIR, the unknown wife of Gerhard Hefsleir, 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 Henrv Direkes, 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, SUSANAH MEYER, also known as SUSANNA, widow of Bernard Mey- . er, deceased, BERNARD MEYER and MEYER, the unknown wife of Bernard Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, MARY NEYSTERAN and BARNEY NEYSTERAN. husband and wife, CATHARINE EITING and HENRY EITING, husband and w'ife, 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, GK.RHARD HESSLER and jjk.ESS.LER, the unknown wife of Gd.rhard Hessler, whose true Christian name is unknown to the pla.Vttlffs. JOHN JIESSLER and CELINA HESSLER, husband and wife, REBECVA KOHNE and KOHNV-. the unknown husband of RebecciX Kohne. whose true Christian nanlV* is unknown to the plaintiffs, ANNA HAIC r and HAKE, the unkmawn husband of Anna Hake who true Christian name is unknown .to the plaintiffs, ANTHONY MET-YER and - MEYER, the unknown wife of Anthony MeyeJL whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, HARMAN, also known as HARMON MEYER .and r— MEYER, the unknown wife of Jlarman Meyer, whose true Christi vn name is unknown to the plaintiffs, „„„ RALPH MEYER, and •— MEYER, the unknown wife of Ralph Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the Plaintiff*. XTUS, also known as MEYER. and MEYER, the unknown wdfe of Xtus Meye.Y, whose true Christian name is uiUnown to the plaintiffs, CLARENCE MEYER and MEYER, the unknown wife of Clarence Meyer, whose true Christian name Is unknown to t»e plaintiffs, , CLEMENT MEYER and MEYER, the unknown wife of Clement Meyer, whose true Christian narfle 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 Os Francis Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, LAVRA MEYER, and MEYER, the unknown husband of Laura Meyer, whose true Christian name

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la unknown to the plaintiffs, MARIE MEYER, and MBY. ER. the unknown husband of Marin Mayor, whose true Christian nam* is unknown to the plaintiffs, Il ABBIE MEYER, and MBYBR, th* unknown husband of Abbie Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to th* plaintiffs, REBECCA KOHNE and ANTHONY MEYER. Co-executors of th* Last Will and Testament of Bernard e Meyer. S LOUISE MEYER and MEYER, d the unknown husband of Louise r Meyer, whose true Christian name ,t is unknown to th* plaintiffs, MARY MEYER, and MbfYER, < the unknown husband ot Mary Meyer, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, f BERNARD KOHNE. and e KOHNE, the unknown wife of Bere nard' Kohne, whose urue Christian name Is unknown to the plaintiffs, y MARY C. HOLTHOUBE and e HOLTHOUSE, the unknownhusband of Mary C. Holthouse, whose d true Christian name is unknown n to the plaintiffs, > HENRY KNAPP and KNAPP, e the unknown wife of Henry Knapp, whose true Christian name d is unknown to the plaintiffs, n CHARLES KNAPP, and —— >, KNAPP, the unknown wife of Charles Knapp, whose true Chris—ttan name is unknown to the plaintiffs, . EDWARD F. BERLING, and e BERLING, the unknown wife of o Edward F. Berling, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, e ED A. ASHBAUCHER, and e ASHBAUCHER, the unknown wife e of Ed A. Ashbaucher, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, e MILTON E. HOWER, and e HOWER, the unknown wife of e Milton E. Hower, whose true Christian name is unknown to the 7 plaintiffs, i REBECCA KOHNE and ANTHONY e MEYER, as Administrators of the e Estate of Elizabeth Meyer, deceased, f MARY MEYER, as Guardian of the 1 persons and estates of Ralph Meyer, Xystus Meyer, Clarence - Meyer, Clement Meyer, Laura f Meyer, Francis Meyer and Marie Meyer, . HERMAN HEISLEIR, and HEISLEIR, the unknown wife of Herman lieisleir, whose true > Christian name is unknown to the . plaintiffs, . GERHARD HEISLIER, and HEISLIER, the unknown wife of t Gerhard Heislier, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, f 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 ot John Hessler, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, GERHART HESSLER, 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 ia 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, JOHN HESSLER and HESSLER, the unknown wife of John Hessler, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, GERHARD HESSLER, JR., and HESSLER, the unknown wife of Gerhard Hessler, Jr., 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, 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 Gerhard 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 IX COFFEE and ANNA COFFEE, husband and wife, JOHN HESSLER, Administrator es the Estate ot 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 Colchin, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, Fred j. Kolchin and COLCHIN. the unknown wife of Fred J. Colchin, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, JEROME COLCHIN and COLCHIN, the unknown wife of Jerome Colchin, 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. FRANCES COFFEE and COFFEE, the unknown wife of Frances 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, th* 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, I MILDRED CELINA BERLING and t BERLING, the unknown husband of Mildred Celina BerlIng, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs. GERHERD HEISLER and 1 HEISLER, the unknown wife ot ! Gerherd Heisler, whose true Christian name is unknown to the plaintiffs, WILLIAM W. CARSON, Commlssion- ■ er , 1 W. W. CARSON, Commissioner SAMUEL L. RUGG, as Administrator of the Estate of Henry Krisf champ WILLIAM A. BUfSH, Guardian ad 1 litem WILLIAM A, BUG, Guardian ad litem .. the unknown htosband or wife, wid«Mver or widow, and?or the unknown children, descendants, heirs, representatives, devisees, legatees, execators of the last will, administrg. 1 tors\ of the estate, trustees, receivers, creditors, lessees, successors , in interest and assigns of each of . the above named and otherwise de--1 scribed and designated defendants, and all persons claiming from, through or under them or either ' ot them, the names of all of whom are unknown to the plaintiff: the former spouses, If any, of the above named persona or persons otherwise . described or designated as defendants to this helion, who are married, the names of all of whom are ua-

: Films Are Available B : At Decatur Library r $ Thirteen 16 mm. films from the Indiana library film circuit are on deposit at the Decatur public e library during the month of Not vember. These films may be rey served for showing to organiza- * tions, clubs, church groups, etc. - During October, ‘ there were 29 “ showings of the films and a total of 2.022 persons viewed the picT tures. n Following is the list available >, this month: © ANGER AT WORK—2O min., b _ and w—Explanation of one of mens tai mechanisms of man's person- „ ality. the headache switch, which involves displacement of anger, r resentment and frustration onto B others, and which impairs one’s B efficiency. ARTS AND CRAFTS OF THE » SOUTHWEST INDIANS — 22 min. 3 color—This film is presented in -two parts. Part one deals with t the nomadic Navajos and the pro- « duction of their beautiful turquoise , and silver jewelry and rugs. Part s two tells about the arts and crafts of the Pueblo type tribes, such as ! the Zunis, and their silver-work, ! baskets and pottery. i ATOM AND INDUSTRY —ll ’ min., b and w—Reveals how ra- ; dioisotopes are providing new tech- ■ niques of measurement and qual- • ity control in a wide variety of industries. EMANCIPATION PROCLAMA- ; TION—2S min., b and w—TV program showing January 1, 1863, ■ soul-searching hours of President Lincoln preceding his decision to free the slaves. ESCAPE TO THE ROCKIES — 15 min, color—This film takes us on a “package tour” of the Canadian Rockies to show that no matter what one’s travel budget or the time limit may be, the same beauty of nature is there for all to enjoy. FAMILY ALBUM—3O min., color—Triangle lighting is explained in this film which is a new formula for indoor photography. The film shows the methods of using single - lamp and multiple-lamp lighting arrangements. 11115 simple formula tells how many lamps to use and where to place them for the best photographic results and it is equally effective with flash, floor, incandescent, or fluorescent lighting, for still photography or motion pictures with color or black and white film. HELEN KELLER IN HER STORY—4S min., b and w—(Contemporary Film) — This film, as narrated by Katherine Cornell, is a factual yet moving biography made up of still photographs, some early movies and newsreels of Miss Keller’s active life. Miss Keller plays herself throughout, from her birth to her present age of 76. HOLY LAND—II min., color — Background for History and Religion — Jerusalem, Nazareth, the Lakes of Galilee, the river of Jordan, Jericho, and Mount Nebo are shown in relation to Biblical references. INSTRUMENTS OF THE ORCHESTRA—2O min., b and w—Dr. Malcolm Sargent explains the form of the fugue and the use of each instrument of the orchestra. Following a demonstration of the sounds of the wind, string, and percussion instruments, he conducts Benjamin Britten’s “Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Purcell.” MIGHTY MUSKIE —lO min.. color—(Sponsored—National Film Board of Canada). Shows fishing known to the plaintiff; all of the women once known by th© names and deßignations 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 lien upon the real estate herein described, by, under or through any of the defendants to this action named, described or otherwise designated in said com-, plaint, 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 in the State of Indiana, to-wlt: 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 l«0 acres. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants last named of the filing and pendency of said comlilaint against them, and that uncss they appear and • answer or demur thereto at the call of said cause on the Z3rd day of December, 195#, the same being the 33rd 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 wkssc hereun to set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at Decatur, Indiana, this 23rd day of October, 19S». RICHARD D. LEWTOK Clerk, Adams Circuit Court GALMVAN A HAMILTON Attorneys for Plaintiff Gal-Ham Building Bluffton, Indiana Oct. 37, Nov. 3, Nov. 10

for the muskeUunge in Canadian water*. MOUNT VERNON IN VIRGINIA —23 min., b and w—As the music of the harpsichord provides a subtle period background, one roams through Mount Vernon reminiscing I and sharing the joys and comforts ! of George Washington’s loved and : well-appointed home. For general - interest, patriotic and historical ■ groups. ■ THE STORY ABOUT PING-10 min., color—Adventures of a duck on the Yangtze River. The illustrations are from ths book by Marjorie Flack and Kurt Wiese. Narration and music accompany this film for children, which will inter- > est adult audiences through the imaginative handling of the picture. ' YOU’RE IN CHARGE—II min., ■ b and w—(National Safety Coun- • cil>— Lessons in safety practice for ! young people who serve as baby ■ sitters and for parents who em--1 ploy them. A demonstration of the precautions which must be taken by baby sitters and an explana- ' tion of the information they should be given by parents who are going 1 out for the evening. The check list 1 of safety rules, dramatized by teen-age actors, is both practical and humorous, and the gentle hints as to the sitter’s use of radio, television, and the like, are pertinent.

GET UP-TO-THE MINUTE ELECTION RESULTS TONIGHT PHONE 3-2171 aßaßaamanßßßß«Hß«aaaamamaaaßaaaHa COURTESY OF Mur Daily llemiin a I KT and -J* fcns ielcjilioni 1 Co.

Civic Theater Is Formed At Vari Wert I The Van Wert Civic theater held 1 its first meeting Sunday afternoon 1 to begin its organizational activ--1 ities and set its plans for the coml ing year. This is just a new movement in • Van Wert and is not restricted to : residents of that city. The new or- ' ganization stresses that member- ■ ship is open to anyone and people ■ in surrounding cities, towns, and i areas are invited to join the the- ■ ap-ical group. : Dues for membership in the or- ■ ganization are $5 a year. Payment of this fee entitles each member , to voting rights and a free ticket ■ to the first production, which will ' be held sometime during the first ’ two weeks of February, Those who pay their fees by Dei cember 1 will become charter i members. Their names will be - listed in the program and on a I scroll that will become a perman- : ent fixture of the organization. The only restriction placed on membership is that the person be at least 17 years of age or of senior standing in high school. At the first meeting the following temporary officers were ap-

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pointed: Bob Gross, chairman; Mrs. Martha Couts, secretary; Miss Julie Spieker, treasurer. John Blake and Bill Bowden were appointed to the temporary advisory committee to work with the officers. Permanent officers and committee chairmen will be elected in the very nearjuture. Mrs. Marilyn Dewar, Paul Dunn and Bill Bowden were appointed to the name selection committee and were instructed to report at the next meeting which will be held at i:3O p.m. Wednesday, November 11 at a place to be announced later. Anyone interested in joining the organization should contact Mrs. Martha Couts, 719 South Shannon Street, Van Wert, phone 2-3331. She. can ’provide any further information. Decatur Barracks Meets Wednesday A regular meeting of Stephen A. Decatur Barracks 1639, Veterans of World War I, will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the VFW home in Decatur. AU members and other veterans of W.W. I are invited to attend.