Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 131, Decatur, Adams County, 3 June 1960 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT PuNigßed Kvwy Kvm>M« K*c«M >MMU> by THM. DIUTVK DAILY UKMUUUT CD. INC. ■wtorad *i *c ILcatur. bid. »W OOHw •• fecund CLm* Matter Dte* P HeUor. J<. Frwuten* J<<n <>. I tetter ................ VtamPtratfeM Cbu HuMAmh ......... ttevroboy TtvaaM* ■•bvcrfßUam Bate* . Aj M*U mi A4*n« «ad idtemnin* Cmtlii Okt-yw, <•. M» cuuUfe. MM. S in.mttm, 118 IV Mad. brjuod A*Uaia Md Ad>*uuuc QummUo . On* phi, WW. • naadba. Mrt, 1 ■3O ftjr Garrter. » MM4 par waab. captea. • ceata. For A Growing Community Whan the Dvcatur electric utility become* an integral part.of the Indiana-Michigan ayatam, it wiU be a part of the largeet In vent or-owned electric aystem in the world. Decatur's peak electric load, during the winter when factories, home*, and businesses are all running at top speed with electric gadgets by the hundreds, is 9,350 kilowatts. This sounds very high. Yet it is not. It is slightly below the national and regional average for electric use. The main reason for that ik, use of electrically-operated motors has never been systematically pushed, or advertised, in the Decatur area. l&M's peak load is 1,088,000 kite*alts, 116 times Decatur's. And l&M represents about onefifth, or 20%, of the American Electric Power system, the parent company. The parent company ties together the Eastern and Midwestern United State* in a huge power network, with a capability of producing 5,558.000 kilowatts. The system has a peak load of 4,730,000. Decatur will be tied to a system that encompasses 4 1/3% of the investor-owned power-producing capacity in the United States. Central Soya, the largest soybean user in America, represents about 1% of that industry. "This means that Decatur's potential is virtually unlimited now by power needs. Both I&M and the parent company plan to increase power-producing capabilities by 200% in 10 years, 400% in 20 years. Industries, as well as householders, farmers, and businessmen, will gain by this. Electric power represents one of the basic needs of a modern community. Water, gas, oil, communications, including rail, highway, and air, are other necessities. ■ — •** Water is still a major problem in Decatur. Deepwater wells, running hundreds of feet into the bedrock under the city, must be used rather than the cheaper, more productive, and shallower gravel-water supplies Available in other areas. The last city administration had numerous tests made to see if-ground-water from gravel sources was available in this area, but none was located. Several possibilities of small reservoirs on stream tributaries to the St. Marys have been suggested, as well as damming the St. Marys itself. Decatur has excellent rail facilities for a small community, being represented by three railroads. Highways are just fair. While three state highways pass through Decatur, they are narrow and antequated by modern super-highway standards. Ten years of hard work by community leaders could very well see Decatur move from its present fifth class status into the fourth class size, which includes cities from 10,000 to 20,000 in population.

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Fire Department Is Called Out At Noon The fire department was called to a fire this noon at the home of Mrs. Louisa Costello, 701 Dierkes street. The fire was in the garage, probably caused from a stove. It was quickly extinguished. Fined For Driving Without License Robert K. Meyer, Fort Wjiyne, who was arrested May 20 for driving without a chauffeur’s license, was fined $18.75 in city court Thursday afternoon.

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Deputy Sheriff Is Killed In Accident BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UPD-A Monroe County deputy sheriff was killed in a traffic accident near here Thursday night just a few minutes after he had gone off duty and was attempting to turn into his driveway. William Owen Cosby, 71, died when -his auto was struck almost head-on by a car driven by Roger Sparks, 30, route 9, Bloomington, on Ind. 4€ three miles west of here.

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20 Years Ago Today • ■ — ——• I June 3. 1940—Wave* of German bombers roared over Paris, dropping scores of bombs, with five schools and a temporary hospital hit by the bombs. Omer Stokes Jackson. 55. Indiana attorney general, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home in Greenfield. The district conference of the Women of the Moose will be held at the Decatur lodge home June 6 Mrs Rolla R. Merris. 54, died suddenly of a heart attack at her home in Blue Creek township. Cincinnati and Boston are leading the National and American leagues, respectively, by two-game margins. Gary Store Robbed Os $6,000-$! 0,000 GARY, Ind. (UPD — A night watchman told authorities he was slugged and bound early today by three bandits who robbed a Montgomery Ward Co. store of $6,000 to SIO,OOO. Eugene Epple, 68, Gary, was found bleeding from a scalp wound, his hands tied behind his back, by two deputies who cruised through the Village Shopping Center at the edge of the city limits. COURT NEWS Divorce Granted In the case of Glen Burley vs Agnes Burley, the divorce was grafted and custody of the child went to Glen Burley. Also the rights, titles and interests of the estate go to the plaintiff. He must pay the clerk of Adams County S2OO for compensation for attorney Severin S. Schurger. Estate Cases In the Harold Hess estate, ape-

tition for issuance of letters of administration was filed. The bond was filed in the penal sum of $5,000 and the personal surety affidavit was filed, examined, and approved. In the estate of Xariffa Shook, inventory No. 1 was filed showing the estate to be valued at $17.533.85. The petition to sell personal property was submitted and approved. In the estate of Bertha L. Hendricks. the last will and testament was probated and placed of record. The petition for probate of will and issuance of letters was filed. The bond was filed in the penal sum of $2,500. examined and approved. approved. The order of probate of will was filed. Marriage Application J. G. Kidd. 41. Lima. Ohio, and Delma I. Roberts, 47. Lima. Ohio Beal Estate Transfers Herman R. Davis Jr. etux to Anthonv J. Faurote etux. mlot 11 in Anthony Wayne Meadows. George D. Mac Lean etux to Kenneth D. Erhart etux. part out lot 65 in Decatur. Catherine Steury etvir to Frieda Lehman. 40 acres in Monroe twp. Frieda Lehman to Daniel P. Steury etux, 40 acres in Monroe twp- » Fred Zurcher etux to Wayne E. Reusser etux, inlots 542-543 & 544 in Berne. Richard Harkless etux to Norman H. Wittee etux. 5 acres in Root twp. Charles R. McGill etux to Brice McMillen etux, 40 acres in St. Mary’s twp. Anthony J. Faurote etux to Arthur C. Daniels etux, inlot 9 and east part inlot 30 in Decatur.

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