Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 126, Decatur, Adams County, 28 May 1962 — Page 6

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College Graduation Season Is Underway By United Press International Manchester College held its 73rd annual commencement today , opening the Indiana college and university graduation season which extends through June 18; More than 30 colleges and universities will give degrees to more than 15,000 graduates during the next three weeks. Dr. Calvert N. Ellis, president es Juniata College at Huntingdon, Pa., was the Manchester speaker at exercises in the school audito-

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rium this morning. Degrees were presented to 225 students, and honorary degrees to the Rev. Galen XT. Lehman, executive secretary c>f the central region of the Church of the Brethren, and John D. MeUtfer Sr., an progrant administrator Geneva, Switzerland. Among the students receiving diplomas was Mrs. Cleo Souder, a first-grade teacher at Etna-Troy school in Whitley County. Mrs. Souder, a grandmother of 16, has taught school irregularly since World War 1. Fort Wayne Bible College also held commtsncement this morning for more tlaan 50 candidates for degrees. Dr.’ George Ford, execu-

tive secretory M the National sociation of Evangelicals, was the speaker,. 1 Other commencements scheduled in Indianaincluded: Thursday — Grace Theological Seminary and College, Winona Lake. Friday—Oakland City College and Vincennes University. Saturday—St. Mary’s of Notre Dame and St. Francis of Fort Wayne. Sunday—Notre Dame, Purdue, Wabash, Marian, Hanover, St. Joseph’s and Indiana Central. June 4 — Indiana University, Evansville, Goshen, Marion, Huntington and St. Mary-of-the-Woods of Terre Haute.

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stsMras.June Id-DePauw, Indiana State, Ball State, Earlham. Valparaiso and Franklin. June 16—Indiana Tech at Fort Wayne. June 18—Anderson College. Kennedy To Mark Birthday Tuesday WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy will celebrate his 45th birthday anniversary at a private family dinner party Tuesday evening at his country estate at Middleburg, Va.

Car Only Slightly Damaged By Fire A small amount of damage was suffered by a car owned by Dave Smith, 227 S. Seventh street, when the auto caught fire at 4:25 p.m. Sunday. The Decatur fire department was tailed to the scene, and quickly extinguished the car blaze. The local department received 'a false alarm call at 12:15 a. m. today, when they were called to a reported fire at the Hendricks residence at 121 N. 15th street. The firemen were dispatched to the scene, but there was no fire. Trade in a good town — Decatar

Tuua U.irl iwo persons nun In Wreck Saturday Two persons were injured, neither seriously, in a two-car accident at 4:05 p. pi- Saturday on state road 101, four miles north and three miles east of Decatur. Chalmer Knittie, 45, route 5. Decatur, received a laceration to the head in the accident, and was arrested for reckless driving following investigation of the mishap. Knittie will appear in J. P. court June 4. Eunice B. Yunker, 50, Palos Park, 111., the driver of the other car, suffered abrasions to the right arm and a cut to the right knee. Knittie was traveling south on 101, and was observed by witnesses to be traveling “all over’’ the road. The Yunker . woman was northbound, and swerved into the southbound lane in an attempt to avoid colliding with the Knittie auto, which was traveling south In the northbound lane. She could not avoid the collision, however, and the autos collided nearly head-on. The Yunker car, which suffered an estimated SBOO damage, laid down 30 feet of skid marks, while Knittie did not leave any skid marks, as he apparently did not apply his brakes. Knittie’s car received SBOO damage. Investigating officers included state trooper Gene Rash, sheriff Roger Singleton and deputy sheriff Robert Meyer. Fair Weather Seen For Memorial Day By United Press International Indiana weathered a series of tornado and severe storm forecasts both days of the weekend, and the concensus was that Hoosiers got off lucky. Severe storm forecasts calling for locally damaging winds were ■ issued Saturday and Sunday for wide areas of the state. Some areas got rather violent storms, but most of the turbulence remained above the ground and moderate rainfall and a little wind and hail was the chief end result. Considering how ominous were the threats and how dark the skies grew, it was a wonder nothing worse happened. There were a few scattered reports of funnel clouds seen in the air. But none apparently touched earth. At least two fatalities in the state had weather connections. At Evansville, Cornelius Hauschilt, 52, Evansville, was electrocuted when he flicked the switch, of a light in his garage whilei standing barefoot in a puddle of [ water left from a downpour Saturday night. Arthur Stenzel, 58, Fairhope, Ala., was killed Sunday when his car swerved out of control on a U.S. 41 curve near Rockville during a rainstorm. Lightning caused considerable damage around the state. One bolt struck the radio transmitter of. the Charlestown post of Indiana! State Police and put it out of operation for a short time. Wind felled a few power lines and trees. Temperatures Sunday were the lowest in more than two weeks. ■ Highs ranged from 60 at South Bend to 76 at Evansville. Overnight lows this morning ranged from 49 at South Bend to 62 at Evansville. , Highs today will range from 75 to the low 80s, lows tonight in the 60s and highs Tuesday from near 80 to the mid 80s. Occasional periods of showers

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