Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 294, Decatur, Adams County, 14 December 1963 — Page 4

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Our Local Bank - When the Indiana board of financial institutions voted Tuesday to allow Indiana state banks to raise ■iheir interest rates, the First State Bank of Decatur was ready with a reply through its executive vice-presi-dent, Herman H. Krueckeberg. Decatur citizens were quite pleased to learn *• that they would probably be getting 3’/2% on their ' bank savings in regular passbook accounts after the first of the year, as soon as the bank board meets. The Decatur bank is frequently criticised by people as being “too conservative” in coffee-house conversations, but it is very encouraging to see that it was one of the few banks ready with a statement on this very important question when it came up. How did other banks in other cities around here react? In Portland one bank said no statement could be made until the bank board met; the other said that they were “studying the matter.” In Hartford City a spokesman said a final decision had not been made; in Montpelier the bank would delay action until the 14th of January. No comment was even made on the state story in the Berne or Bluffton newspapers. At Coumbia City the two banks said that rate hikes would be up to the board of directors. In Huntington one bank bravely Said it would raise the interest, but the other bank, and the banks at Warren, Bippus, and Roanoke said that the matter would be presented to the boards of directors for a decision. Bank officials in Winchester and Union- City were not prepared to comment, / When the reassuring comment by a responsible officer of the First State Bank is compared with the evasive, conservative statements of many other area bankers, it stands out as a shining light. Decatur has little to fear as long as it stands assured of being able to get prompt, decisive action from its local bank. This is the same kind of action that brought the bank through the depression, and the kind that indicates that our money is well protected in its care. Editorial written byDick Heller

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9QBB Happy Hustlers The first meeting of the Happy Hustlers was Dec. 9 at the Adams Central high school at 7:30 p.m. Pledges were led by Joyce Bookout and Debbie Eyanson. Enrollment cards were turned inA and the first Tuesday of each month was agreed upon for the meeting night. / Election of officers was held wit hthe following results; presi- ’ dent, Susan Wagley; vice presi--1 dent, Beth Harmon; secretary--5 treasurer, Kathy Watkins; assist- ' ant secretary-treasurer, Debbie 3 Eyanson; song leader, Debbie 1 Hack; health and safety, Joyce ’ Bookout; recreation lead er, ’ Nancy Birch; news reporter, Nar rene Reed. Leaders for the club are Kay Martin and Hilda Bookout. ’

20 Years Ago Today 0 0 Dec. 14, 1943 — Officers of the farm institutes in Adams county were dinner guests of the county Farm Bureau at . the Monroe Methodist church. O. M. Mansfield, Purdue University, state leader of farm institutes, was the sepaker. * - David Gerber, 82, prominent livestock dealer and former Adams county cleark, died after a month’s illness. The Psi lota Xi sorority held its annual Christmas party and exchange at the American Legion home. Decatur’s first city bowling tourney will be held at the Mies Recreation Jan. 8, 9 and 16. The Hartford Gorillas defeated the Geneva Cardinals, 48-37. COURT NEWS Real Estate Transfers Harvey E.« Haggard Adm. to Gene Max Hindenlang etux, W/2 SW/4 Section 19 Township 27 Range 15, 80 acres. Joseph E. Schwartz etux to Junior Huser etux, W 30A SE/4; E 60A SW/4 Section 28 Township 26 Range 15, 90 acres. Kekionga Lodge No. 65 Knights of Pythias to John R. ‘Cooper etux, Inlot 92 Decatur. Hobert S. Anders Adm. to Roger F. Roth, Pt. NW/4 NW/4 Section 12 Township 27 Range 13. Thomas E. Mosser etux to Edward L. Wheeler etux, Inlot 348 Geneva. G. Medford Smith etux to Leo

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