Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 296, Decatur, Adams County, 17 December 1959 — Page 4

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Tire And Wheel Are Stolen From Auto City police received a report from Effie Brodbeck, of 210 Nf Seventh street, concerning a stolen

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tire and wheel from the trunk of her car, which was parked in her garage at the time. She told police that someone entered her garage after 8 p.m. and stole the tire and wheel from the car’s trunk.

Christmas Program Al Ml. Zion U.B. A Christmas program will be presented at the Mt. Zion United Brethren church Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The program follows: Prelude—Louise Bunner. Song—Youth Choir. Prayer—Rev. Bakner Scripture—Rev. Bakner and Be- • ginners class. Welcome—Huber Bakner. May God Bless You—Terry Moser. Only Three—Debby Johnson. My Part—Russell Cook. To Wish You a Merry Christmas' I —Jackie Johnson. A Big Greeting from a Little Girl [ —Karen Sheehan. Christmas is a Happy Time— I Dovey Cook. The Peace of Christmas—Dar- | lene Miller, The Reason Why—Debby Edgell. | My Christmas Wish—Randy ElI zey. The Stars—Jackie Irwin. I My Dolly—Rebecca Sheehan. Merry Chri s t m a s—Jo Ellen Brunner. A Greeting—Stephen Ross. Merry Christmas—Donnie Johnson. To Face You—Steve Elzey. My Speech—Karen Sowards. Tell the Wonderous Story—Jimmy Johnson. Song—“We Like ChristmaX’ — Beginners. \ My Wish—Patrie Sheehan. \ The Old Yet New Story—ConniX

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Cook. * When We Think of Baby Jesus— Nency Edgell. The First Christmas— Barbera Brunner. Long Ago He Was a Baby—Stevie Neilford. Christmas Capa cll y—Ronnie Cook. What Can I Give—John Bakner. A Time of Love—Russell Wagner. Gifts For Jesus—Priscilla Bakner and Nancy Cook. Personal Gifts—By 11 Girls. (Margie Irwin, Nancy Edgell, Connie Cook, Nancy Irwin, Mary Edgell, Judy Butler, Ann Sprunger, Nancy Cook, Priscilla Bakner, Bonnie Cook and Barbara Brunner.) My Dearest Wish— Gregg Neiford. Seek, and Find—Bob Ross. Best of All—-John Bunner. If I Had Been There — Ann Sprunger. Christmas Candles — Bonnie Cook. A Christmas Song—Judy Butler. If Your Heart Will But ReceM Him—-Stevie Miller. A Christmas Truly Blest—Mary Ellen Edgell. Let Us Rejoice—Nancy Irwin. Song—“ Once More We Sing of Christmas,”—Primary class. Offetory—Organ, Piano and Horn Ensemble. Bells of Christmas—Juniors. (Jim Butler, Delane Cook, Eddie Daniels. Sammy Drake, Dick Edgell, Eddie Sprunger, Priscilla Bakner, Nancy Cook, Mary Ellen Edgell, Margie Irwin, Kenny Lee Wagner, John Bunner.) My Piece—Susan Burkhart.

Highway Crews Battle Drifts To Reach 800 United Press International Highway crews battled through 13-foot snow drifts Thursday to reach about 800 travelers stranded at Vaughn, N.M., in the state's second worst snowstorm in history. The same storm swirled into the Texas Panhandle with winds up to 60 miles an hour and deposited a foot of snow in some places. The highway crews, aided by state police and National Guard units, were reported only three miles from Vaughn after an exhausting 48-hour battle through the drifts- „ The snow ended Wednesday, but rain which spread from New Mexico into the lower Ohio Valley formed slush, then ice on the treacherous highways. The highway crews managed to bring supplies to a second besieged town, Encino, but another band of travelers was reported encamped there for the second night. A National Guard plane dropped 3,200 pounds of hay to sheep isolated in drifts. The rain was expected to leave New Mexico today, but the Weather Bureau said it would fall from eastern Texas and Oklahoma across the Ohio Valley and Gulf states into the lower Great Lakes. Up to an inch of rain fell during the night at Jackson, Miss., Baton Rouge, La., and Fort Sill, Okla. A few light showers were reported in the Great Lakes and New England. Other showers were forecast for ’the Pacific Northwest, with a few snow flurries in Minnesota and northern New England.

Demand Explanation On Policing Airmen WASHINGTON (UPI) — Two senators today pressed their demands for an explanation of why an Air Force general wanted to set up a “Big Brother” system for policing the private lives of 'airmen even though he abandoned the idea... Sen. Thomas C. Hennings (DMo.l, who had written Air Force Secretary Dudley C Sharp for a full report, did not withdraw his request after the "Big Brother” policy was rescinded at a Kansas bomber base. A spokesman said Hennings, chairman of the Senate subcommittee on constitutional rights, still wanted to know whether such a policy was being followed elsewhere in the Air Force. Sen. Mike Mansfield (Mont.), Senate Democratic whip, also called for an explanation from the Strategic Air Command. Hennings said the policy established and then withdrawn by Brig. Gen. Ariel W. Nielsen at Forbes Air Force Base might have abridged constitutional safeguards protecting airmen. Mansfield said that if Nielsen continued to have any idea of “going into the private lives of individuals day to day” then the matter would still be open to question. In a policy letter issued Tuesday, Nielsen had ordered the screening of “every detail, including performance reports, personal history testaments, deorgatory files, promotion selection folders and unit files” of his airmen. Reports also were ordered on what each airman does with his off-duty time and who his associates were.

COURT NEWS Real Estate Transfers Brice Bauserman, administrator to Levi H. Schwartz etux, 35 acres in Monroe Tp. $16,000. Robert H. Meshberger etux to Joe L. Hilty etux, 20 acres in Monroe Tp. Daniel F. Dyck etux to Rawley D. Jones IT etux, inlot 254 in Berne. Harry Sipe etux to Daniel F. Dyck etux, parts inlots 115 & 116 in Berne. Rufus Hirschy etux to Noah L. Amstutz etux, 78 acres in Wabash Tp. Intercity Mortgage Corp, to dark W. Smith etux, inlot 8 in Decatur. ' Clark W. Smith etux to Robert R. J. Drake etux, parts inlots 19 & 20 in Decatur. Raleigh A. Richards Admr. to Jesse E. Edgell etux, part inlot 689 in Decatur $1,925. Robert W. Odle etux to First Federal Savings & Loan Assn., inlot 63 in Decatur. Homer D. Hoover etux to Albert F. Beineke etux, inlots 188-189-190 & 191 in Decatur. Anthony J. Faurote etux to Herman R. Davis, Jr. etx, part out lot 84 in Decatur. Estate Cases In the Myrtle A. Daniels estate, the final report was filed with a notice returnable Jan. 8. In the Gerhart H. Steiner estate, the final report was filed with a notice issued, returnable Jan. 8.

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Christmas Program At Reformed Church The annual Sunday school Christmas program will be given at the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The service will open with the prelude played by Mike Kaehr on the organ, and will proced as follows: Processional hymn—“ Hark, the Herald Angels Sing.” Greetings—Julie Gehrig. Bells of Christmas—Lynn Garner, Cynthia Arnold, Cheryl Roth, Jean Shady, Melissa Morrison, Beverly Johnson, Jimmy August, Bonnie Bedwell, Amy Yost, Janet Miller, Les Baxter. Songs—Nursery and kindergarten. The Christmas Story—Presented by the primary and junior departments in carols and reading: the reader, Mrs. Max Ogg; Deck the Halls, the group; O Little Town of Bethlehem, the group; No Room for the Saviour, juniors; Silent Night, primary; While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks, Donna Shoaf; We Three Kings of Orient Are; Dear Little Stranger, Claudia Johnson; O Come, All Ye Faithful, the group; Fairest Yord Jesus, primary, juniors and congregation. Offertory—Mike Kaehr. A special offering will be received for the Fort Wayne Children's home. Announcements and remarks by the first assistant superintendent, Lawrence Rash. The Benediction—Rev. Wm. C. Feller. Recessional hymn—Joy to the World. All members of the church and Sunday school and friends of children are invited to attend the program. Dr. William Gillig Opens Dental Office Dr. William Gillig, DDS, has announced the opening of his office for the practice of denistry at 117 East State boulevard, Fort Wayne. Dr. Gillig, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Gillig of Decatur, will limit his practice to the denistry for children. He is a graduate of Decatur Catholic high school and Xavier University at Cincinnati, O. He attended the I.S. graduate school of dentistry following reception of his DDS degree at the school. Dr. Gillig' served a one-year internship and six months "of additional training at Riley hospital, Indianapolis.

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Ike Planning Visit To Latin America WASHINGTON (UPI) — High administration sources said today that President Eisenhower is definitely planning to visit Brazil and four or five other Latin American countries next spring. No definite dates have been set for the journey, it was learned, but April is considered a likely time if it does not conflict with the proposed Big Four summit meeting.

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Powered Flight Os Rocket Ship Halted EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UPI) — A powered flight of manned rocket ship X-15 was abruptly called off Wednesday when test pilot Scott Crossfield discovered the craft’s radio wasn't working. The craft designed to take man to the fringes of space 100’ miles up was being carried aloft by a giant B-52 jet preparatory to being released under its own power when the test was postponed.