Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 9, Decatur, Adams County, 12 January 1960 — Page 8

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■ BOM ’ --Mi I' I I l**(4 C Zt V®i. _ ..... BF.AGI.E CLCB officer* including view president Art Braun of Decatur. third from the left, are pictured finnhing up paper work fallowing their 7th a.mual rabbit dinner la«t Saturday night The dinner drew more than 9UO members town four state*, including more than 40 frur-i the Decatur area Officer* are. from left tn right, president Hap Smith. Calin*. 0; secretary-treasurer Ed Jeffries. Celina; Braun, and trustee Reed Hawk ■Courtesy Celina Daily Standard'

Heaviest Rainfall Os Year In State Vailed Pre** IfiteraaUanal The new year's heaviest rainfall pelted Indiana today and set the stage for what could be recordbreaking high temperatures. Nearly 1H inches of rain fell at South Bend during a 24-hourj period ending near dawn today. | and pther upstate weather stations recorded moderate amounts, including .11 of an inch at Fort Wayne. Elsewhere, the precipitation was very light and mostly in drizzle form. Foggy conditions prevailed ; Forecasts called for temperatures in the 60s today and Tuesday over the southern two-thirds of Hoosierland, with indications the peak readings might reach or surpass those of Dec. 27. when alltime highs for the date were recorded The rain appeared to have invaded the state for a lengthy stay. Forecasts called for light to heavy rain today, lightest in the south and heaviest in the extreme northwest. More rain was expected Wednesday and Thursday, largely on a scattered shower basis. The mercury hit 63 at Evansville Monday, far above the readings at peak points elsewhefe. At South Bend, the high was only 36. at Fort Wayne 37. at Indianapolis Overnight lows ranged frorrt 32freezing at Fort Wayne to 50 at Evansville. Today’s highs will range from 48 to 55 in the north to 60 to 67 ' in the south, tonight s lows from 42 to 48 in the north to the 50s | in the south, and Wednesday’s highs from the tow 50s north to the mid COs south.

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I The'* unusually . mild tempera |tures and rain forecasts were a isharp contrast to conditions far- , lher north. In a special bulletin, the Weather Bureau warned of freezing rain with very hazardous highways in northern sections of Michigan. Wisconsin and Ohio. Missing Kokomo Lad Is Found In Texas KOKOMO, Ind. 'UPI'-A teenaged Kokomo boy who was missing in north rn Mexico has . been located. « Seventeen - year -old William | Bradley called his mother from {Odessa. Tex., Monday and said he | liked being on his own and would rather not return to Indiana. Mrs. George R. Bradley said her son told her he was working in an Odessa service station I about 400 miles from the place where his car was found aban-. doned along a desolate country, road near Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, j "The call came as a complete shock,, Mrs Bradley said, "but I’m surprised and happy about' the whole thing—just to know j Billy is all right. I ate my first I meal today since the boy left I home.” The youth drove away from j home Jan. 1 and his car .was discovered near the Pan American {highway a few days later. But no trace was found of the youth, whom Mexican authorities said had been turned back at a checkpoint 16 miles inside Mexico because he did not have the proper I papers for traveling south of ths i border. I Mrs. Bradley said she asked her son why he didn't call earlier. “Mom, I just saw the paper,” he said. ‘‘l felt like I'd lose my .mind if I didn't get out on my I own.” L The boy’s father made a hurI ried trip to Mexico last week' to look for his son, btM Mrs. Brad--1 ley said he has gone to Odessa in an attempt to persuade the youth to return hewne. He said he had a job in a "very; nice” filling station, and was get-! ting along fine. “We’re stunned about this whole j thing.” Bradley said when he left | to search for the boy. “He’s a | good student and has never donej anything like this before."

Purdue Handed First Loss In Big Ten Play CHICAGO <UPI» — Ohio State | I slipped into th* Illg Ten basket i I ball lead today thank* to Illinois i and lowa who sent two other J I league leader* tumbling to third! The Bucbrvea took • flight off * from conference activity to run up a 109-38 «eore ngamut Delaware while llinoi* drfeatixi Pur-1 'du*. 8175.-and lowa beat Michigan State 92 n. A* a result. _Ohto State renuund' unbeaten in th* league with two victorie* and Purdue and Michigan State found them«*lvc* in a four-way tie for third. <ach with,2-1 records. J lowa's victory was lt*_ third in th* conference and gave the Hawkeyes sole hold on second place. • In other action Monday night.) Indiana scored its first league sue-: cess in four starts, getting by Michigan. 77-72. and Northwestern handed winless Wisconsin its fourth league loss. 77-69. The Buckeyes left their highscoring sophomore Jerry Lucas on < the bench with an ankle injury ’ and then with a lavish use of second and third stringers set a I school scoring record. Their 109 j I points was three points better than the previous team high Terry Dischinger, who is de- ■ scribed by'Perdue Coach Ray j Eddy as the.' “standout sophomore in the country.” was the night's I individual star He sank 43 points I •in his team's losing efort. Dischinger. a 6 feet 7 inch Center. staged a one-man rally . against the Illini, scoring seven points in less than 30 seconds. His game total eclipsed the school. record of 36 points set in 1952 lowa's scoring was shared by 13 of 16 players used in the contest Don Nelson’s 17 points was the top individual performance. The highly - favored Hoosiers ( were hard pressed to keep the; winlss Wolverines down, although they 1 led from first minute of nlav. Leroy Johnson broke up a 64-64 tie with about five minutes left and the Hoosiers managed to ’ stay in front to gain their firs,; victory after three defeats. Two Local Men Are Involved In Wrecks Two Decatur men were involved in accidents in Van Wert, O. over the weekend, according to-reports received here. Paul Edward Swygart, of Decatur, was charged with failure to yield the righ of way and driving ion an* expired license followir g, an accident at 2:41 a.m. Sunday. His westbound car struck the right I side of a northbound car driven by Glenn Lowell Poling, of Van Wert, at an intersection in that city. The charges were brought in the municipal court by city police. Police reported no one injured I : at 7:30 p.m. Saturday when a car I driven by Lloyd K. Shackley of Decatur was struck in the rear by I a truck operated by llohn H. Diss-. | inger of Salunga. Lane, Pa. The : mishap occurred in Vail Wert. If you have somethin” to sell at rooms for rent, try a Democrat j Want Ad — they bring results. I

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Bowling Scoros Miner U«l»» W L Pta I M 0. C Pup Tent S 3 M If 41 Wnlff* ... » !• « . Fsger* Sporting Good* 30 II 41 Smith* Pur* Milk .... M » 37 » 26 34 Downtown Texaco .... 25 16 32 . Spud A Jim* 23 It 31 Moo*. 21 » 21 I Holihouar on Highway If 33 24 Walt* Standard ftorv It 33 23 (too »rrlc»--J Harkleas 606 200 game* W lx-umber g»r >O6215. D House 2<* D Clay 216 D ! Rridenbach 200. J Harkle** 266202 Major league W L Pt* Blue Flume 304 Hoagland Farm* 2 1 3 Quality Chevy-Buick .2 1 2 Tocsin 212 Beaver* Oil 2 1. > Thrw Kings 12 2 Petrie Oil 1 2 » {Oakdale Kennel* I 2 2 Ideal Dairy 1 2 I Midwestern IJfe In*. .0 3 0 GOO aerie*: D Mie* 667 < 206-222 237'; L. Reef 660 123Q-192-233'; E Witte 627 <204-179-244'. 200 game*: H Bearman 219. I. lx-pp»T 210. B Myers 203. B McAfee 200. R Hobbs 211, P. Smith 209. W Gallmeyer 203. J Lindemann 205. H. Strickler 208, D. Burke 2H. A Baker 234. J Meyer 212-210. J. Parent &2-202 * Blue Flame won 3 from Midwestern Life Ins.. Hoagland Farm* 1 won 2 from Ideal Dairy, Quality tChevy won 2 from Oakdale Kennels, Tocsin won 2 from Three I Kings. Beavers Oil won 2 from Petrie Oil. C . Merchant League Ist Half Standings W L Pts ; Price Men’s Wear .... 36 18 51 Slick's Drive Inn .... 37 17~-49 Paintersl.36 18 49 ; Citizens Telephone ... 36 18 48 "8” Ball 30 24 39 Preble Restaurant ... 29 25 39 Krick Tyndall , 18 36 26 No. 10 Team 20 34 25 Sherwin Williams .— 17 37 22 Green's — H 43 12 Prices won 3 from Painters. Slicks won 3 from Krick Tyndall. No. 10 tham won 2 from Sherwin Williams. Citiz ens Telephone won 3 from Greens, “8" Ball won 2 from Preble Restaurant. High game: D. Gage 223. D Chrisman 203. M. Ladd 226, Ferj min Wilson 200/R. Fuelling 224. Classic Leasue W L Pts Budget I Co. — 33'z 14Va Leland Smith Ins. - 30 l a 17 l 2 41!4 West End Restaur. Decatur Farms ..*. 27 21 36 Acker Cement 23 25 31 Don’s Texaco- . 1 23 25 30 Peterson Grain Co. 22 26 30 Ortho Shoe Clinic ... 22 26 29 Kelly’s Dry Cleaner 18 30 23 Gerber’s Super Mar. 12*4 351* 15Vi High series: Gary Knittie 636 ‘ (256-189-191 >; Glen Baumgartner 630 < 223-203-204'; Wilbur Petrie 609 j (193-192-224). . High agmes: C. Mi*s 253, J. Harkless 202. G. Hooper 202. L. Hoffman 201, P. Hodle 210, O. Schultz 200, J. Beery 206-212, W. Snyder 211. D. Reidenbach 202. F. I Hoffman 210. L. Reef- 212. H. Scheumann 209, R. Hollman 215203, J., Parent 200, R. Ladd 204. Note: Gary Knittie rolled a new high single game of 256.

■■rd L*ag»* First Half Final W L Pts Schrock Builders . MH ITH SIH MrCoruwlls ........ 38 18 48 Stucky A Company . MH MH 43H 1 > 'ommunity OU Ser■ 31 33 42 3tockteys "GG" ... IT 27 » lUarkstoft* Mr .. . M M M Sheets Fumltur* .. MH MH 33H i Klenks .....m....... 24 30 31 Shaffer's Restaurant ISH MH »H ; Ptonevr Drive -In ..IS M IT 500 aeries-R Habegger. 348. A 1 Sehroch. SM; J. Neadstine SIS; V Holsappir. SIS. D Graber, SIO; it. Chrisman. SIS; P. Innlgrr. SOO B Baste* Ml. H MM* SaS; C Snyder. SIO I ano Mmr* I . Ml; R Habegger. 111. Bantam l.*s<u* W L Pins ; Chi* fa 14 T 10S3 Falcons 13 » 453 .Havens IX 10 680 Hope T ? STS Conrads "88” » » 310 Hawks 6 14 287 High gam*: W*rst 176 High I gam* scries: Werst 331 G. E. CLUB ALLEYS C. E. Fraternal League First Half Final W L ' Peterson Grain C 043 11 x

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W*at End •F»t»uran< .. M M G. K Club UH UH T*«-ple Truck Unes ... MH MH Rad Mao 14 40 (Wc’s Cleanera ........ 13 41 >OO erurre Bribing MH MS. Hoffman 301-B*. FuU* MT- Kay«*Ud* KO Ml 3 IMrtr JIO-M7 Ijiurrnt JOU , 000 »*rt*O: F«4U 600 '247 ITHB2 I i Pvtrir 614 (UO-OT ITTI. , Top License Plate Bid Is Now $75 The top btd ftirrrflJy <m the In-; diana Ucana* pint*. J A IMO. ha« i climbed to 175 from th* Adorn*; cuantV*TV«fl< r Salr» of Drcn-j lur TTmi mu«t rreent bld Un4>rdf hat of L*o A. Ktog. Sr.. of rout* j I, D*catur. who had submlUad' a S7O offer Monday, Mn. La Veil* Death. Urena* branch manager, said that the, friendly competition is continuing' in earnest to see who can win the new plate and present the money to the Adams count Cancer society Th* cancer society is the! new recipient of bidding. Mrs. Death said that bids will i be accepted on the plate until Feb 29. which is the deadline for; the plate salrs. To date, bids; i have been submitted by the Yost i Construction Co , John Doan. Dr. I Edward Peck". King, and the TraD-i ' er Sales.

Pleads Guilty To Reckless Driving Bvrt William Hunt. 45 <rf Home stead M. received a 81 ftoe a>d coat charge in city court aa one other case was continued and one was set tor trial. Hunt, who had been arrrsted by city police on a charge of reckless I driving after being involved in • | traffic accident with a parked car. pleaded guilty to the charge Judge Richard J. Sullivan then i placed the state versus William iHirschy. of Herne, case on th* doc- ' ket for March T, Hirschy is charged with leaving the seen* ot an j accident, which occurred recently 'in Berne. Sullivan also uppoinhd a panel l of three local lawyers to sit on the state versus Jesse G. Niblick case. The plalpUff and defense have three weeks to each -strike one name from the panel with the ! third ma® bing judge pro-tern. Sull iivan declined! jurisdiction because he is representing Niblick in anoth;er accident case. Niblick is being charged with failure to yield by the sheriff's department. The panel !is comprised of Mark A. Morin. ■ Robert G. Smith, and Dave MackJin.

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