Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 257, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1963 — Page 8

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NORTHWEST PTA CARNIVAL FBI. NOV. 1- 5:30 P.M. NORTHWEST SCHOOL FOOD'GAMES'PRIZES - MENU - SANDWICHES FRIES PIE ICE CREAM COFFEE SOFT DRINKS Food will be served Cafeteria Style in the gymnasium beginning at 5:30 p. m. Games will be held in the various class rooms. , Prizes for Games—Everyone wins a Prizel « Cartoon Movies for the Children. Sponsored by NORTHWEST PTA : i -■ r x * SHERATON SET Enactment Rina $160.00 Brids'i Clretet $40.00 Rings enlarged to show dated. BOWER JEWELRY STORE aHa ■■■■■■■■■■■■aw■■ Authorized )\rt CQFVGjd Jeweler . ■—

WE PROMISE: To save your money wisely. To continue to Invest the 51,200,000.00 remaining from Light Plant sale in U. S. Government Bonds & earn Interest For vou. HE ★ To provide for necessary improvements. F'bQH UH ★ To conduct a business-like administration • Resides at 1057 Park View Dr. Present Mayor We would appreciate your consideration of us — VOTE FOR: o— T oo;0 O ; 0 O 0 O 0 For Councilman 1 | For Councilman I I For Cotmcilman | | For Councilman I | For Councilman I 3 6 o o o o o ;— o o o tfck . j I E Rk •:.:'flnk■ JjßßHbLVt’* < * ■••■* RHuLx ■.<?;• V9b wr i MB lll ßMl IB 1 ~ A> - w^^^hO :> . ; '•' V HM Mfapgar <** s v ■ 'w. rTW’*, . I l ' JT?'WWI $S|; jjglPyL<w|Bf|& JRw i v V i vHU m ;■'.■>< &'Oil i BfiSKP MHLIBIIfIBBBB Winifred Spaulding L.. HBBBHHHB -....'RBRRRk W Gerald G. Strickler George D. Mac Lean - Resides Mwer Ave. « Clarence P. Zlner Chat. H. Stonestreet Resides at 1056 Winchester St. Resides at 333 Kemper Lane Resides at 416 W. Adams Resides at 844 Mercer A Realtor - Auctioneer Soya V. P.-Retired Culligan Soft Water E r | e R R E mp | oyee '' — — DECATUR REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE — < 1 Republican Headquarters in Rice Hotel, Decatur, Indiana

Over $5.2 Million To County Workers During the first quarter of 1962, about 4,945 workers in Adams county’s non-farming businesses earned taxable wages of more than $5.2 million under the cldage, survivors, and disability insurance program, according to the latest edition of county business patterns, Ruth H. Lane, social security district manager in Fort Wayne, said today. The report shows six of the employing units reported 100 or more workers each at that time. The largest proportion of employment, 2,716 workers, was in manufacturing, with 896 employed in retail trade. 7,551 reporting units of employers of non-farm employees covered, under the program paid out some $139 million in taxable wages in the eight county area of Northern Indiana serviced by the Fort Wayne district office during the first quarter of 1962. f The current edition of County Business Patterns is the tenth in a series showing county and industry statistics based on wage reports filed under the federal social security program. This edition is divided into ten parts (15 books), one for the United States as a whole and one for each of nine geographic divisions. For five of the nine geographic divisions there are two books each. The data are uniform and comparable from state to state and county to county and are shown for many kinds of business under the following broad industry groups: agricultural services, forestry, arid fisheries; mining; contract construction; manufacturing; public utilities; wholesale trade; retail trade; finance, insurance and real estate; and services. The publication ‘shows how many people work, where, and in what industries, and how much NOTRCK OF ADMINIS’II'ItATION Estate No. 5878 In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana, Notice Is hereby Riven that Robert J. Werling was on the 16th day of October, 1963, appointed: Executor of the will of WILLIAM C. WERLING. deceased. All persons having: claims against said estate, whether or not now duo, must file the same In said court within six months from the date of the first publlcaion of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Decatur, Indiana, this 16th day of October, 1963. Richard D. Lewton Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court for Adams County. Indiana. Bierly & Sullivan, by G. Remy’ Blerly, Attorney aiid Counsel for . personal representative. 10/17, 24, 31.

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they are paid in taxable earnings. In addition to its use in administering the social security program, the publication is valuable to businessmen in analyzing market potentials and establishing advertising and sales programs, in analyzing the industrial structure of regional areas., and in making base economic studies of small areas. Reference copies of County Business patterns may be examined at field offices of the U. S. department of commerce, at district offices of the social security administration, and at many public libraries. The complete set of 15 books of County Business Patterns, first quarter 1962, may be purchased at a cost of $23.75. Individual books can be obtained at a price ranging from $1.25 to $2.25 each. Orders should be sent to the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C., or to any department of commerce field office,--——=

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Gjrl Scouts Troop 576 We met Tuesday at Southeast school. We collected dues and said the Brownie and pledge to the flag. Two cadet Girl Scouts came and taught us some games and a Song. Joan Langston, Cynthia Koons, and Scherry Hurst brought Halloween treats. Scribe, Scherry Hurst.

“ Our Shop will be CLOSED SAT., NOV. 2nd due to Moving. McBRIDE & SON Welding & Engineering

Rezoning Os City Under Study Today Plans to rezone the city of Decatur continued this morning as a group of city officials toured the city with Harold Sheridan, of Metropolitan Planners, Inc., who is consultant for the program. The mayor, city council members, city attorney, and members of the board of zoning appeals

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and the city zoning board, toured the city with Sheridan in a bus, in order that they might all be together for discussion, instead of separated in individual automobiles. Sheridan recently submitted a proposed ordinance for rezoning, but some revisions have been discussed since that time, and these were the main points of this morning’s tour.

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