Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 244, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1962 — Page 8

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NOTICE OF AUMIMSTRATION Estate No. 5779 In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana, Notice is hereby given that Until J. Ginter was on the 15th day of October, 1962, appointed: Executor of the will of Homer C. Ginter, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Decatur, Indiana, this 15th day of October, 1962. Richnrd D. Lewton Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court for Adams County, Indiana. Christian H. Muselman, Attorney and Counsel for personal representative. Oct. 16, 23, 30. NOTICE OF ELECTION' Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, November 67'1962, a General Election will be held in the several voting precincts of Adams County, for the purpose of electing the following The following is a list of Offices to be voted on at the said General Election as shown by the records on file in my office and those certifed by the Governor of the State of Indiana REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET UNITE’- STATES SENATOR SECRETARY OF STATE AUDITOR OF STATE TREASURER OF STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONCLERK OF SUPREME AND APPELLATE COURTS JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT Ist DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT 3rd DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT sth DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE APPELLATE COURT Ist DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE APPELLATE COURT Ist DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE APPELLATE COURT 2nd DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE APPELLATE COURT 2nd DISTRICT COUNTY TICKET FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 26th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOR JOINT SENATOR ADAMS, BLACKFORD AND WELLS COUNTIES FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE - ADAMS AND WELLS .COUNTIES FOR CLERK OF THE ADAMS CIRCUIT COURT FOR COUNTY SHERIFF FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, FIRST DISTRICT FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, SECOND DISTRICT FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN, FIRST DISTRICT FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN, SECOND DISTRICT FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN, THIRD DISTRICT FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN, FOURTH DISTRICT FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN-AT-LARGE FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN-AT-LARGE FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN-AT-LARGE TOWNSHIP TICKET FOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR MEMBER OF ADVISORY BOARD FOR MEMBER OF ADVISORY BOARD FOR MEMBER OF ADVISORY BOARD DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

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UNITED STATES SENATOR SECRETARY OF STATE AUDITOR OF STATE TREASURER OF STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION CLERK OF SUPREME AND appellate courts JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT Ist DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT 3rd DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT sth DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE APPELLATE COURT Ist DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE APPELLATE COURT Ist DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE APPELLATE COURT 2nd DISTRICT i JUDGE OF THE APPELLATE COURT 2nd DISTRICT COUNTY TICKET FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 26th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOR JOINT SENATOR ADAMS, BLACKFORD AND WELLS COUNTIES .7 FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE ADAMS AND WELLS COUNTIES FOR CLERK .OF THE ADAMS CIRCUIT COURT FOR COUNTY SHERIFF FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, FIRST DISTRICT FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, SECOND DISTRICT FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN, FIRST DISTRICT FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN, SECOND DISTRICT FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN, THIRD DISTRICT FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN, FOURTH DISTRICT FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN-AT-LARGE , „ FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN - AT-LARGE FOR COUNTY COUNCILMAN-AT-LARGE TOWNSHIP TICKET FOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR MEMBER OF ADVISORY FOR A MEMBER OF ADVISORY F(?R A MEMBER OF ADVISORY BOARD The polls will be open from 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Eastern Stnadard Time or local time, in every precinct in Adams County. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I subscribe rnv name and affix the seal of the Adams Circuit Court, at Decatur, Indiana, this 10th day of October, 1962. Rlelmrd I». I.ewton Clerk Adams Circuit Court. OCt. 16, 23. ' Bill Zwick To Speak To Jaycees Tonight Bill Zwick, of this city, who recently completed a tour of duty with the Air National Guard in France, will speak and show slides of that area to the Decatur Jaycees at 7:30 o’clock this evening. Gene Ziner, president, urges all members to attend. Members are also invited to attend the state meeting on governmental affairs at Muncie next weekend. State directors Wayne Roahrig and Bill Snyder will attend, and others are invited.

Births At the Adams county memorial hospital: Phillip and Norene Mae Farlow Bollinger, 425 Washington, Geneva, became the parents of a baby girl, Tuesday at 7:23 a. m. The baby weighed seven pounds and 14 ounces. Hospital Master Lowell Lee Thatcher, ! Decatur; Don Myers, Decatur; 1 Mrs. Ralph Bailer, Decatur; William Jones, Decatur. Dismissed Mrs. Harry Hebble, Jr., Deca- - tur; Mrs. Arno Girod, Decatur; < Mrs. John Girod and baby girl, Berne; Mrs. Mervin Mishler and baby boy, Decatur; Mrs. Bryce Burger, Decatur. Hashfield Motion ; Overruled By Judge ■ BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UPD—A ] defense motion to suppress evidence in the murder trial of Emmett O. Hashfield, 55, Boonville, was overruled today by Monroe ' - Circuit Judge Nat U. Hill. Hill’s ruling paved the way for resumption of the trial of Hashfield on charges of killing the little daughter of a Boonville physician in 1960, and it ended a week-long hearing during which the jury was kept from the courtroom. Hashfield’s lawyers had asked suppression of evidence on grounds the defendant’s constitu- : tional rights were violated and evidence was obtained illegally. The Hill ruling was similar to two previous rulings by a judge at Boonville before the case was sent home on a change of venue. Judge Hill took the motion under advisement Monday at the climax of a special hearing which was called last Tuesday during the trial. The jury was kept from the courtroom during the hearing. Ten witnesses testified regarding Hashfield’s arrest and the search of his Boonivlle home in August of 1960 shortly after the body of Avril “Honey” Terry, daughter of a Boonville doctor, was fished from the Ohio River. Ferdinand Samper, one of the two defense attorneys, contended Hashfield’s constitutional rights were violated in that search and arrest warrants were not obtained until after he was taken into cus--3 tody and his home searched. Police said during jthe hearing they found ip the house garments later identified as having belong--8 ed to the slain girl, who disap--1 peared while on a shopping trip downtown. B ; Optimists To Hear J. Ward Calland J. Ward Calland, recent visitor to Soviet Russia, will be the guest speaker at the Decatur Optimist dub Thursday morning. Calland will detail some of the things he - saw ih the Communist country in y his presentation to the Optimists i and their guests. s ’ e Former Banker Is - Given Prison Term .. TERRE ROUTE, Ind. (UPD - ' Federal —Judge S. Hugh Dillin 1 Monday ordered Robert Bolwer ' 38, to serve a two-year prison t _ term for making more than $30,000 in felse entries at the Merchants National Bank here - where he was an officer. Blower, arrested by the FBI last May after his release from the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis, had been an assistant vice president at the bank. Trade in a good town — Decatur

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Society. —, Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet Thursday night, October 18, at the Masonic hall. Girls are reminded to bring their stamps. The Research club will meet Monday, 2 p.m., at the I & M social room. This has been changed from the original plan to meet at the home of Mrs. Cass. The Adams county Nurses association meeting has been postponed until Thursday, October 25. i Our Lady of Snown study club will meet with Mrs. wede, Thursday evening at 8 o’clock. I Girl Scouts Troop 672 Troop 672 held a short meetiag, Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Miller. Our president, Mary Hammond, conducted the meeting and collected money from the Brownie calendars. We made plans to go to the roller skating rink, Saturday, October 20. The next meeting will be a Halloween party. Kathy Hackman furnished the treat. After our meeting, we took gifts and walked out to see Janet Kohne, one of our Brownies, who was in a car accident last week. Mrs. Kohne treated us with milk shakes and cookies. Scribe: Jane Gase. ) If you have something to sell oi trade — use the Democrat Want ads — they get BIG results

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AuropsyAwanea OirCause Os Death JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. (UPD — Indiana State Police today awaited an autopsy report giving the cause of death of a woman whose body was found Monday on the Charlestown Road about one mile east of Hamburg. The woman, still not identified, was between 18 and 28 years of age. Police said there were indications she had been beaten to death or strangled elsewhere and jier body dumped from a car. ■ Officers said the letters “D" and “S” were tattooed on the right arm. The body was found by an elderly woman who walks the road daily looking for discarded soft drink bottles. Detectives from the Charlestown State Police Post and from the Clark County Sheriff’s Office were conducting the investigation. Although authorities said there was strong indication of foul play, there was no motive. Also, they said no suspects were arrested. ■ A preliminary medical examination showed the woman had been dead about 16 hours when her body was found about midafternoon Monday. A plain gold wedding band was on her ring finger. The victim was found dressed, but her shoes were missing. Police said there was no sign of a struggle. If you have something tn sell or trade — use the Democrst Wa ads — they ge BIG resuits.

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Report Record Sales Os New Automobiles DETROIT (UPD — The auto Industry is reporting record sales of its 1963 model cars. Setting the pace is Chevrolet, heading for a n all-time record year of two million car sales. The giant General Motors division said a total of 68,000 Cehvrolet passenger cars were delivered by dealers from Oct. 1-10,

43 per cent above the previous record high for the period set in 1961. Chevrolet general sales manager Larry Averill said the 1963 models are selling much better than the 1962s with a daily selling rate of 7,550, an increase of 1,600 cars over a year ago. Chrysler Corp, said it had sales of 31,438 for the first 10 days of October, highest for any similar period since 1950, surpassing even the record years of 1955 and 1957. American Motors Corp, said its Oct. 1-10 sales .totaled a record 12,043 Ramblers, compared with

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10,669 sold in the like period of last year the previous high for the period. The Chrysler-Plymouth Division reported 10-day deliveries of 19,109 cars, including 13,773 Plymouths. The Plymouth figure represented a 53 per cent increase over a year ago as the division surpassed sales totals for 1955, the industry’s best year. The Dodge Division also sounded enthusiastic over 1963 sales. General manager Byron J. Nichols said Oct. 1-10 sales came to 12,329 cars, compared with