Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 126, Decatur, Adams County, 28 May 1963 — Page 2

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IMPORTANT NOTICE! To All Savings Account Owners A New Federal Law Requires YOU - To Furnish Your Bank Your ! Social Security Number NOW ... . 1 Congress has enacted a new law requiring persons receiving any income to have a taxpayer’s account number. Internal Revenue Service insists that all Financial Institutions obtain a number of every person ownirtg a savings account. This number must be listed on your income tax form this year. Your Social Security number will serve as your taxpayer’s . , number. If you do not have a social security number, you must obtain an identifying number. Your bank will help you get one. The First State Bank is appealing to its customers to report their taxpayer’s number immediately. Prompt return of the forms will help these institutions comply with the additional obligations placed upon them by the Federal Government. Fill in the attached form and mail it immediately. ACT NOW... MAIL IT TODAY !" TO: FIRST STATE BANK OF DECATUR 1 | My Savings Account (Passbook) Number Is I |My Social Security Number Is . _ I NOTE: In case of a Husband-Wife Joint Account I * | Please Use Social Security of Husband I NAME ; | | I ADDRESS __ | Established 1883 MEMBER MEMBER . -IKm F. U. i. C. Federal Reserve ■ - ■ ' ■■ A CSimiRY OF . . COMMERCIAL BANKING

THU DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Quiet 46th Birthday For Fres. Kennedy WASHINGTON (UPI) — President z .J<ennedy plans to celebrate hi’s 46th birthday with a quiet dinner party Wednesday at the White House. The White House said Mrs. Kennedy is giving the dinner for the President and members of the Kennedy family, and would n o t release details because of “family tradition.”

512 «■ MUDDUTH’S MARKET FRESH SAUSAGE — GROUND BEEF 2$C HEAD MEAT and SOUSE B. 39c BOLOGNA $« .00 PORK STEAK — lb. 39c J lbs. * MINUTE STEAK, LEAN ROUND STEAK ZQ« BACONIb. T-BONE STEAK .. lb. »7 V Lean—Center Cut M NECK BONES « Of* PORK CHOPS ... Ib. JOWL BACON ... lb. *7* Large Grade “A” ‘lAzi ICE CREAM gal. 99c EGGS dor. WIENERS Ib. 35c BOILED MA. LARD lA. HAM Ib. / afC J* lbs.

Election Expenses Filed By Candidates Four Democrats and three Republicans have filed itemized statements of their expenses incurred during the May primary election, with several more to file before the deadline. o*2 Thursday, June 6, is "the final

day for anyftne Who was a candidate in the primary to file his or her expense statement. Lawrence Kohne, who was victorious in his bid for the Democratic councilman-at-large nomination, filed expenses amounting to $28.55. Chalmer Deßolt, unopposed for the second district council seat on the Democrat ticket, filed a statement showing $17.70 incurred. ■ ' . Clyde Drake, unopposed for fourth district councilman, filed a statement showing no expenses, as did unopposed city court judge John B. Stults. Republicans who filed were: G. D. Mac Lean, unopposed fourth district councilman, none; Clarence P. Ziner, unopposed councilman first district, none; Charles H. Stonestreet, unopposed councilman second district, $2.50.

Former Local Man . Arraigned Monday Ernest Leland Eckrote, 30, former near-Decatur resident now residing in Fort Wayne, was arraigned Monday afternoon in the Adams circuit court on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Adams circuit court Judge Myles F. Parish explained Eckrote’s rights to him, and gave him further time before entering a plea to the charge of contributing. Eckrote was jailed early Saturday morning after being picked up in the 100 block of N. First street at 1:05 a.m. by city police officers. The 30-year-old man was operating an auto with three 15-year-old and two 16-year-old boys as passengers. A quantity of beer was discovered in the auto by the police. The five local juvenile boys have been referred to the Adams county juvenile court. 270 Are Enrolled At Lutheran School Tuesday’s enrollment at the Zion Lutheran vacation Bible school totaled 270, with 207 children and 63 staff members. There will be no classes Thursday because of the Memorial Day holiday. Children may still enroll any morning this week and Monday morning of next week. Hie school opens with devotions in the church at 8:30 a.m. Classes then divide into various areas with separate sections for the various age groups. Art projects, games, Bible stories, singing, etc. are scheduled throughout ilje moaning until dismissal at 11 o’clock. A refreshment treat is served each day. Any child in the community is invited to attend. Auto Is Damaged In One-Car Wreck A car operated by Lois Elaine Clutter, 30, route 3, Rockford, 0., suffered an estimated $65 damage in a one-car accident Monday at 6:40 - p. m. on the Piqua road, one and one-half miles north of Decatur. The Ohio driver was traveling southeast on the Piqua and applied the brakes of the auto when she noticed a stop sign at the intersection of county road 35. The vehicle skidded on the wet blacktop and slammed into the stop sign, breaking it off. Damage to the sign was listed at $lO. Deputy sheriff Warren Kneuss investigated. Chicago Produce CHICAGO (UPl)—Produce: Live poultry special fed White Rock fryers 20%-21. Cheese processed loaf 39 - 43%; brick 39-43%; Swiss Grade A SO--55; B 49-53. Butter steady; 93 score 57%; 92 score 57%; 90 score 55%; 89 score 54%. Eggs steadier; white large extras 29; mixed large extras 28; mediums 23%; standards 27%.

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Lineman Is Killed As Pole Collapses MISHAWAKA, Ind. (UPI) -Paul V. Howland, 35, was killed Monday when a utility pole he was working on as an electrical lineman collapsed, throwing him to the ground and crushing him. Police said the pole was decayed and weakened by termites. Trade in a good town — Decatur

ZuiCK T/ome_ w w jHf O«DtH Os THE GnmMßUlt The MEMORIES of those we’ve loved are always with us, of course, but these memories seem particularly vividand dear on Decoration Day. Today, more than at any other time, perhaps, we look back and remember ... and fully express our love. 24 HOUR EMERGENCY A^2 CE ZN PRIVATE SOMCE rJjfc FAR KI NG eMAY VALUES AT ...... x • ' 1 MURPHY’S ONLY THREE WHITE GYM PICKET SET re "“ WITU 32 INCHES LONG. w,,n 9 INCH PICKETS. 7 FT. SLIDE STAKES 8 FT. LEGS 4 dC TWO SWINGS. LAWN SWING. TWO CHIN BARS. ONLY ONE TRAPEZE. GYM RINGS. TIED 111 ID ALL 2 INCH TUBING. 1 ■edanocrhn. TBM)YR| F S 2B-»» RED WITH WHITE TRIM.. MISSES’ Regular SB.OO WHITE AA FABRIC TENNIS —™ — OXFORDS SIZES 12'/ 2 to 3. KUW» TAPBKEO T« gjj. »1.66 4’ x g’ $1.77 MBTAI G’xl2’ $4.98 BROOM RAKE AU 2i snme sna ROSE HAT TINES. niICUKC 1«" SPREAD DUdnCd 77c25c WBEiSWfcEWEujLiaiijiLiJkJHJuJB 151-165 N. 2nd St. Decatur, Ind.

TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1963

GERANIUMS and up. MYERS FLORIST 903 N. 13th