Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 27, Decatur, Adams County, 2 February 1960 — Page 4

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DBCATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT rv« DOtiK'KAT CO . DfQ. ■Murad al *• Daae*»r tad. **t M **£**.sj*?* M *“* f IMefc H MMr. it. —————— Ft ***“’ lx. g Nallar ——— Vice President CbM "nttbrti** —— ••rrrtiry TrHium Boy Scout Week Next week l»ecatur will join the other communitlea of America in celebrating Boy Scout Week, and thia year it will be the 50th anniversary of the founding of the founding of the Boy Scouts of America. Decatur, with its first troop founded just three years after the organization was founded in this country, can well be proud of the thmtmmh of boys who have come up through the nthKs of scouting, dedicalwl to a creed of patriotism, reverence, and helpfulness. Two Boy Scouts from every troop in Decatur, and frem the Explorer post, will be asked to take part in the X /raising of the flag Monday morning at the court house. Two other scouts from each troop and post will take part in the lowering of the flag Friday evening at 4 p.m. During the week numerous organizations will honor the Boy Scouts, and much will be said and written about them. A Scouting offers adventure, training, and outdoor fun to the young man from eight to eighteen years of age, it has helped train 33 million Americans in 50 years. Surely if scouting has helped this many boys, we should stand up and salute it, and offer our support in hopes that the next 50 years will be as productive and effective for America as the last 50. « Bowlers Fight Polio n Starting last night, all bowlers aUMies Recreation, G.E., and the Emick Bowl in Berne have a wonderful opportunity to help the National Foundation fight polio, arthritis, and birth defects. . ' For the next four weeks, every time the Decatur , Bowling Association members bowl, they will be asked to give an extra dollar. Os this dollar, 67 cents will go to the polio drive as a contribution. The h irst State Bank of Decatur will add 17 cents to the remaining 33 cents, for the association, which will present a wonderful trophy to the winner, plus cash prizes to the top bowlers. Bob Dedolph, chairman of. the affair, and Gary * Schultz, president of the city bowling association, all hope that the bowlers will do their part to help in the drive. Last year 400 members raised more than S2OO for the March of Dimes drive. Every fami lyin Decatur, as well as the rest of the world, will benefit from contributions to the National Foundation. There is not a family that has not, somewhere, been affected, or will be affected by the three large groups of crippling diseases. Bowling has grown tremendously in the past few years as a leisure-time sport, and its enthusiasts are among the most generous when it comes to helping worthy causes. Decatur tips its hat to the bowlers of the Decatur Bowling Association, who are helping in the great drive to eliminate suffering from polio, birth de- , sects, and arthritis.

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John a. Watoh John R. Walsh Al Fort Wayne Thursday John R Walsh, secretary of I state for Indiana and Democratic [ candidate for governor, will ad* I dress the Democrat laboryclub of Alien county at « pm Thursday in the Local 901 I.U E, hall aV 1427 j Broadway. . I , ‘ I Walsh is a former U. S. congressman from Indiana's fifth district. and was elected secretary of state in November. 1958 In that capacity he is the official custodian of public records for the state of Indiana. A graduate of the Indiana University school of law in 1934. Walsh practiced law in Mannsville. where he was born and reared, until 1940, when he moved to Anderson, and established a successful law practice there. In 1941, he married the former Helen Stewart. also of Martinsville. He and Mrs. Walsh have three sons and a daughter. Walsh served as county attorney, deputy attorney general of Indiana. probate commissioner of the Madison circuit court, and national committeeman of the Young Democrats of Indiana. Secretary of state Walsh is a veteran of World War 11, a member of the Methodist church, and belongs to the Indiana American bar associations. COURT NEWS Estate Cases The report of personal property sale at public auction was filed in the Purl E. Davies estate. 1 In the Daniel Steed estate, the letters of administration filed »as the estate is now opened. A $2,000 bond is also filed. , The inheritance tax appraiser's report in ‘the Esther L. Steiner estate was filed showing $24,236.79 as the net value and no tax is due. The Adams county assessor is allowed $lO for taxes and costs. The inheritance tax appraiser’s; report in the Gerhart H. Steiner | estate shows the value at $2,593.66 and no tax due. The county gets $5 for fees. Contested Claim A certified claim was filed in the suit of Otto J. Baker vs the estate of Mathias Baker. Divorce Case In the Donald G. Stafford vs Mary Jane Stafford case, the cause is set for trial Feb. 13 at 9 a.m. Complaint Case In the complaint for damages for Virgil L. Hawkins vs John E. Bauman, the defendant's lawyers entered a special appearance for the Leland Smith Insurance Agency. In a complaint on contract, the Indianapolis Morris Plan filed against Lewis M. Smith with a notice issued, returnable Feb. 15.— Criminal Cases Christian H. Schwartz and James Spears are ordered to enter a plea in abatement or at the bar on or before March 4. Both are employing Hubert R. McClenahan as counsel. Clerence E. Benadum, of Muncie, entered his appearance for Floyd M. Jolliff. who is charged with allowing a minor to drive a motor vehicles, involving his death in a highway mishap. He requests a reasonable time to enter a plea after waiving arraignment. The court gives until March 1. - The state vs Thomas Garwood trial is sdt for April 1, at 9 a.m. He is charged with reckless driving. ! The trial date of March 1 is set for the state vs Arthur Schamerloh .He is charged with failure to provide. NOTH'FT OF A DMINI STHATION Estate No. 5.110 ' J.fi the" Adams Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana Nbtiee is hereby given that Ktcnnrd .1. SultKan was on the 1 day of February. 1960, appointed: Administrator of the estate M llaairl Steed, deceased All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same in said enurt within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or .said claims will ,-be forever ItcAf I • *1 Dated at Decatur. thfc 1 day of February, 1960 Hh-hfird D. clerk of the ▲dams Circuit Court fbr Adams County. Indiana Richard J. Ralllvaa. Attorney and Counsel for personal representative -- J Feb. 2,3,

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20 Yeeri Ago Today * IM> 1 !MD - BrigM "Mrttee •U la evidence ta Decatur taday. Wading Um setter pvopMUto predict ata mare week* at wtater • weather, according to the grtawwi hag adage I Herman H Krunchabarg. aaal*t aat cashier at the Ftrut Stale Bank. was elected praaMmt <rf the Decatur Chamber of Commerce for 1940 succeeding Pate Reynold of the Doily Democrat George A Thoma*, office manager of Clover leaf Creameries. Inc., waa named secretary-treasurer. a position held the past year by Krueckc berg. Andrew Wol|>ert. M. prornlm t Adams county farmer, died at hb home after a month's illness. A borne show will be held at Ux Tin Shop tomorrow ; part of the 25th anniversary ccle I bration pf the opening of the business by A. R. Ashbaucher. Additional Winners In Music Contests Additional winners in the dis-: trict music contest held Saturday ' in Fort Wayne have been named Pupils winning superior ratings include: Karen Grice and Cheryl | Lobsiger of Decatur high school and Dan Durkin. St. Joseph school, senior girls trio, junior girls' quartet, Donna Shoaf and Joanne Brown, vocal solos, Delora Mishler, Marvene Wechter, Verna Adler, piano, and Delora and Rosalyn Michler. piano duet, all from Adams. Central school. i Winners of second place or excellent ratings were Rebecca Lord. IJncoln school; Ruth Heimann, Sharon Sutton. Joy Deßolt, | Patty Schurger. and Elizabeth Rumschlpg of St. Joseph school, and from the Adams Central school, the girls’ ensemble, freshmen trio, eighth grade triple trio, Janet Smith and Neva Hartman, piano duet, Reggie Converse and; John Sprunger, vocal solos, and Rosalyn Mishler, Karlo Stavenik, and Maris Moesdtberger, piano solos. All of the above listed Decatur j pupils are studying piano with] Sister M. Angelina. C.S.A. at Decatur Catholic high school. Sixty pupils from Adams Central were entered in the contest. Saturday, February 6. Karen Grice, Decatur high school, Mary Helen Schwaller, Decatur Catholic high, and Elizabeth Rumschlag and James Heimann of St. Joseph school will, participate in the Instrumental competition in Fort Wayne.

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