Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 10, Decatur, Adams County, 13 January 1960 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT J Kymui Etrapi My OBOKASVB DAILY DKMOCHAT CV. UK, felarad at to* Dacatur. tod . l*o*t Ottc* u teouod Oim Mattof DM* D. Battor. Jr. Pr^aidaai Jute O H*Uar ?fca-Pr*nd*i»l Ctea. HoHlmum .......... >adraUry-Tr*a»umr By Mall to Adam* and*A<lMtUn* Count!** Oo* jaar. Ik 00; •to —urih* MB, I -M»iy SB. By Matt, teyood Adam* aad Adjoining Count!**} On* yaar, P f month*. M 19. J nvuolh*. MSO By Cartrar. 80 cant* par waal tonal* roptaa. 0 eaaU ' Horn# Rule One of the biggeat trouble# in Democratic government today in the tendency to take the eaay path—atate centralization—aa government become# more complex. Thia mean* increasing control from Washington or Indianapoli*. It alao mean* more bureaucratic control#, lea* response to the wiihea of the local people. One of the main target# of centralists is county government. More and more control of the county is being heaped on Indianapolis bureaus which s|>end more time justifying their positions than they do in working out what the people of the various counties need and want. A new organisation, Indiana Counties, Inc., is being formed to help county officials provide, on a local basis, the kind of service that the people want, without having to depend on bureaucrats 120 miles away. One of the officials of the new group. Jean K. LaGrange, of LaPorte county, spent Monday and Tuesday in Decatur, talking to county officials here. He has visited 62 counties, and received nearly unanimous approval of the new organization. As the result of his visit, Adams county will be featured.in.the February issue of "County Commissioner,” which will be published Feb. 5. He took several pictures in the court house, and of the officials there, and of the new county highway building at Monroe. The aasociation will have as its purpose education of the public, and research into the needs of county government. In addition, a school fo,r newly elected public Officials will be held, explaThThgTiTdetaTT the new duties. Manuals for officials will be given to each office. Mr. LaCrange, who has been a member of the state legislature as a state representative for the past three terms, was very impressive in his grasp of local problems. Forty years old, he is a native of Rush county, and has been living 15 years in LaPorte county where he was a radio news-reporter and owns a string of four weekly newspapers in the southern part of -the county. He is widely mentioned as a potential candidate for Lieutenant Governor on the Democratic ticket this year. Most county officials, including LaGrange, are quite concerned with the complete rule and dominance of the state government by the overgrown departments of the executive braenh and by powerful lobbying groups. The 61-day session of the state legislature is largely influenced by these two groups, and the Indiana Counties, Inc. hopes to be able to unite the counties of the state intp an effective group which will present the “local” side of the question.

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Hartford City Man Seeking Slate Post g . . jmf JL William C. Smith Mayor William C. Smith of Hartford City announced today that he is a candidate for the DemocraUc nomination for secretary of state, and will enter his name before the delegates next June. Mayor Smith stated that he made this announcement In view of the fact that John R. Walsh, the incumbent Democrat, has announced that he definitely is not a candidate for reelection to that office. Walsh is a candidate for governor. In view of the fact that John R. Walsh has announced he is definitely not a candidate for secretary of state, Mayor William C. Smith of Hartford City announces that he will enter his name to the delegates of the Democratic state convention as a candidate for secretary of state of IndianaHaving been recently elected to his third term as mayor of Hartford City, he has also been very active in many other facets of Hoosier politics. His initial venture in political circles was service

PUBLIC SALE Since I am quitting farming, I will sell at Public Auction toe following Persona! Property, located 1 mile east of Preble on U. S. 224 then Vt mile north, east first farm, or 3Vfe miles west of Decatur on U S 224 then Vz mile north, then east first farm, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 16,1960 AT 12:30 TRACTORS and MACHINERY 1950 Cockshut 40 Tractor with double acting live hydraulic and live rwu.or take off this tractor on good rubber and in A-l shape, Belt Ky hsu houser, and two row Culivators, F-12 Farmall on rubber wito six ccars forward and 2 reverse, in good shape with cultivators, 111 Oyckshut 3-14“ hydraulic plow on nibber mto yettor colters, q a IHC heavy duty disc with 16 in. blades, ft. Lehr Cultjmulcher- 1956 2-90 — John Deere planter, with hill drop and drill attachments- 1955 10 ft. spread-all lime spreader with grass seed at. tachment 1954 4-sectfon spike tooth harrow; 1955 Cockshut heavy duty wagon with six ply tires, with good 14 ft. grain rack has hard rock maple flooring. SHEEP Ten 2 and 3 year old Ewes to start lambing last of February. BUILDINGS and MISC. Brooder house 7x14; 2 7x14 farrowing houses; 10 hole chore time roll awav nesf 2 10-hole nests; chore time chicken feeders and fountains- 2 100-gal. stock tanks like new; 2 Jamesway 250" cluck size citric brooders; 30 in. saw mandral; Estate heatrola in good shape; cook stove- 2 30-in tractor rims; 3 good milk cans; shovels/and forks. Consigned To This Sale: 1955 Chevrolet pick-up truck; 1957 2-row mounted Jonn Deere corn planter; good two wheeled tr a iter with stock rack Portable air compressor fully automatic; 2 stall Louden milking parlor- il hole cast iron bottom 35 bu. star round hog feeder like new "8 hole Pux hpg feeder; 1 55-gal. hog fountain with aUmless tank and cups- 9 hog troughs; 2 500-chick size gas brooders; 1 700-chick size gas brooders, both in good shape; lots of baby chick feeders and watered: Simplicity garden tractor wito cultivator and lawn mower attachments. - ’ * WILLIAM (BILL) BECKER, Owner Not Responsible for Accidents. Walter Weigman. Auctioneer R.- R.*l, Decatur. Ind. Phone 18 on 19 Preble. .— Dell Shaw—Auctioneer—Bluffton, Ind. Clerk & Cashier— LeroyWerling ... Lunch served by St. Paul s Preble Ladies Aid.

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Buys Health Bond H*lp Fight TB Use Christmas Seals The Decatur V.F.W. post has voted purchase of a $5 health bond, officials of the Christmas seal compaign In Adams county announced today. All proceeds announced today. All proceed* from the annual sale are used in the fight on tuberculosis and to provide cliaics and otherwise carry on the fight against the ‘‘white plague.** as treasurer of the “McNutt for President” club in association with the late Fred R. Bays, former Democratic state chairman. He, then, was elected county surveyor of Sullivan county for two terms before his enlistment in the U. S. Marine Corps in World War 11. Ujidn his return from the South Pacific campaign, he entered the internal revenue service under Shirley Wilcox. After Mayor Smith’s first term as mayo#, he was elected county chairman of Blackford county and broadened his horizon to district and state politics. A difference of but 24 votes in the Democratic state convention of 1958 withheld his name from the November ballots as the Democratic choice for Secretary of state. Mayor Smith announced his candidacy in 1958 only three days prior to convention time. * Mayor Smith, member of the Presbyterian church, attended the University of Michigan, and belongs to numerous service and fraternal organizations. Mayor Smith’s wife is the daughter of th elate A. G. McGuire, former mayor of Sullivan and former editor qf the Sullivan Daily Times. His son is a teacher in the Indiana public school system.

Court Approval For Terre Haute Plant INDIANAPOUS — The CKjr of Terre Kauto. after • delay of neerly U years. h*d ctMit *l» prvvai today tor eonrtruetloa a# a K«a|r disposal plant ordered Ugr th* Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board Tha Indiana Suprema Court ruled lata Tuesday that a 1043 art which created the board *»» *oo* •muttons) and that a Vtga Orcufi Court dec Utoo waa correct In a unaaUnoui opinion written by Chief Justice Norman Arter burn, the high court backad tha lower court'll dectaton against Hansford C. Mann, a Trrre Haute attorney TTw drawn-out legal haaale stemmed from an order by the board Dec. 14. IMS. which called on Terre Haute to atop polluting the Wabaafc River with waste To comply with this order, Terre Haute official* pr>n.o*<-d a 58.250.000 revenue bond laaue to finance a aewage disposal plant. Mann brought suit to block the bond laaue. He contended th*' act creating the board was unconstitutional because enforcement of the board's order* offered no opportunity to question the financial plan by which a aewage disposal plant would be built. The court ruled in favor of the city and Mann appealed to the Indiana Appellate Court be foe e the case went to the Supreme Court The state's Mrhe*; that Mann's contention was not valid because where the Legislature falls to offer a recoursa from a board's action, the courts will grant judicial review to see that procedural requirement* have been met. ... The Supreme Court said that Mann's plea that the improvement was not needed and that the cost would be excessive was aot a point for consideration b « c *“ se lt already had been decided by the lower court. COURT NEV/S Marriage Applications James P Burgin, 31. of Decatur, and Peggy Lou Need. 31. of Decatur. , * Myron H. Shaw. 48. of Wgpakoneta, 0.. and Mamie Eileen Shaw, 47, of Wapakoneta, O. Complaint Case A trial date of March 3 at 2 p m. was set in the Roy L. Price vs Lorenza and Elizabeth Esparza case. Estate Cases The net value of the Mary Kohler estate was listed at $5,227 25, with $12,115.02 outside the estate. A notice was ordered, returnable Feb. 5. The deeds for lots 9. 10. and 11 in Curryville were ordered delivered upon payment of full purchase price to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Landis.

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goto Driwr Award • MAN HEIM. HERMANY fAHT* NO—Army PEC Charles J VogIrwodc, aun of Hr. s«d Mrs. Ah thur C w«K MB W Madison St. Decator. lad . recently rereived a safe driver award while assigned to th* Stoh chemical maintenance company In Oer many. Vogtowede won the award for driving military vehicle* 8.000 miles without an accident or traffic violation. The 12-year-old soldier entered the Army in June. 1888. completed basic training it Port Kb°*and arrived overseas the following November. He is a 1955 graduate of Decatur Catholic high school and attended SC Joseph s College Named Expert MANNHEIM. GERMANY <AHTNCi — Army Specialist Four Lloyd G. Kelsey. 24. son of Mr and Mrs French! Kelsey. 412 Closs sheet. Decatur. Ind. recently qualified as expert In firing the M-l rifle while serving with th*' 533 d ordnance company in Germany. * Specialist Kelsey, a vehicle inspector in the company in Mannheim. entered the Army in May. 1958. completed basic training at Fort Knox. Ky.. and arrived overseas the following October. Kelsey is a 1954 graduate of Decatur high school and was employed by General Electric before entering the Army. Gary Woman Found Guilty In Slaying VALPARAISO. Ind. <UPI> — A Porter Circuit Court jury found Imogene L. Allen. Gary, guilty Monday night in the fatal shooting of her common-law husband. Charlie Boxley. Gary. Boxley was shot and killed last AprU II in the home he shared with Miss Allen. ■v XOTICK TO HIUUKHSi XoTliar h< hereby given that The Boar<l olJrommlssh'ner* of Adam* Countv. Imttana, will until the hour of 8:00 AM. CRT. on January 25. 1 »*SO. receive the fellowloa: Two (2) new 1960 V, Ton Pick-Up Truck* " ditto: 1 Heavy Duty Truck al*o: 2 Carload* of Indiana preoared stoker coal, or the equivelant thereof delivered a* requested Kach truck load of coal mn*t be accompanied by a welsh a)lp signed by the proper authority, when delivered to tne various county units. Bid* must be submitted on form* prescribed by she State Board of Accounts, and must be accompanied by bidder's bond or a certified check in an amount equal to 10<& of the bid Pr The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Specifications are on file in the office of the County Auditor. Byorder of the Board of Commissioners of Adams County, Indiana. HOWARD K. JABKKU. Auditor of Adams County Jan. 13. 20 —

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