Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 13, Decatur, Adams County, 16 January 1964 — Page 8

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TOWMHRIP TnrrTßß** <A»rriaC4> mcport or ■WCim AND DISBI MSKMKXTS FOB THK CALRNDAH YEAR WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, ADAMS COVNTY Jan. I IHaburneFunds i’mm Vs" 3 5358.35 I AOSO.IS Tuition —- '“’(I?? lO .' S oo 105 20 191.10 ft* r:—:: »8? »?*•>» TOTALS IMM9.YI »t»57.4« » «U4.M ® _l , ....mri ' Phil Macklin Co. - JJJ ?5 DETAILS OF RECRJPTS 4chwart« Ford Co - - ’»»■« Sonrre A’*®" - * aene - 8 Mobil Service * 4 ? TOWNSHIP FIND Zurchere Mobile Service .... I's Taxes — Jun* .; North (Mams Taxes — December ~-- 25A5.14 ComT^,nl ty Schools ,ISO ,- Justice o< Peace M 1.50 TsKles Fund Docket Fees « — ;— North Adam« 150514 «5 Total Township Fund ...4 «»»»* .Community f T T< s‘ho l ?F'und » 7000.17 Stationery. tXoN FPND Pr»"t««. X" * S « Congressional Interest - ,f 0 Hoßhouse-On-Highway SJO Total Tuition Fund ---4 7153.45 op 7 . ‘ 18.97 Do. Tax Doc Tax two .00 R E M «rHinnn Co. . - 5.00 Co. Trees. -•• 00 poetmaster — Decatur - Surplus from County ■.p nre o f cemeteries 25.00 . i 1038 00 Antioch Church 75.00 Total Don Fund ...... ♦ John Kitchen ... fire FIND Tuntice of the Peace Taxes — June . -* ” salary ***'•„ 50.00 Taxes — December »>»•’« Floyd B Hun ? r , h . aitTf ether T ’' stlc * ° f 1 Total Fire Fund 4 «» 5 11 .pence Fxnen’» 500 00 n .. BrnB KMENTS Ed Boknecht -- DI,^ B r.U Northern Ind. 104.01 Do® Pub. S«rv n>Kslfication of Expense Gross inland Smith Insurance .. fi3 Treasurer—Adam® co. g7 w Rothert 8 1 ?? ~3 «*> -‘ City of Deeattfr .x—-• » 700.00 Indiana * M,ch ‘ r * n 14.12 - — lUH^TrusteS' School ; — - -a—n School F'liad ~ TH/'ha.rd Ta Hendricks $2400.00 Oth®r Civil '®®«®® Two .Expen M> „ M viarrv Kershner 1000.00 Girard & Sons •'*•••**• — 100 00 ifiHinUton 504.00 Cowans Insurance -••••— Mary Millington -—• Cn Sunt. Schools .. 86.14 Petrie Oil Co - 32.95 Adams C<v bWt. 57.00 Hobart Troutner --■• «®.M guttles In ura c, 150.00 Biverside Garare 47.27 John R. PArrisn — p —- — »••• •—■■■ - ■*“ ,- ,1-l.wehy wtltr ■»«.«• '• .t.’Svf’nVJTtJ*""*'? ment of the receipts and disbursements of the-a accomSat a complete and detailed annual report panytng vouchers showing the names o P . d by law j n the money by the township has been filed «« M ’“ ,r ~ch annual report iWcultX C o°f Un tk y e chairman'of report is subject to inspection by any a ro ßE bt E. GAT, Trustee Jan. If

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College Choir To Sing In Decatur January 29

Miss Linda Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sephus Jackson of Decatur is a member of the 40voice chapel choir of Indiana Central College, which will give concerts in nine eastern and northern Indiana cities and one Ohio town on its annual tour Jan. 26Feb. 1. The group will sing at the Decatur EUB church at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 29, following a 12:25 p.m. appearance at the Bluffton high school. The choir is directed by Farrell M. Scott, associate professor of music. Carol Carlson Turley, a senior from Logansport, and Janet Shank, an Elkhart junior, are accompanists as well as singing members of the choir. Prof. Scott has taught voice at Butler and Indiana Universities, and also was choral director at Butler. Before coming to Indiana Central in 1962 he directed the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir. He has a bachelor of music degree from the Jordan College of Music of Butler University and a master, of music degree from I. U., where he is working toward his doctorate. The choir will sing selections by Lekberg, Toch, Gillum, Morton, Bach, Isaac, Palestrina -Leisring, Niedt, Friedell and others, along with arrangements of spirituals, folk songs, and novelty numbers. The concert tour will begin with the choir's singing at the 9:30 a.m. worship service at the Richmond Evangelical United Brethren church. In the afternoon the choir will sing in the Stout Meetinghouse at Earlham College, also in Richmond, at 3:30. Monday will find the choir entertaining at the Arcanum (Ohio) High school at 11 a.m. and the Industry EUB church at Muncie at 7:30 p.m. It will be at the Hartford City high school at 2:45 p.m. and the Colonial EUB church at Anderson at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Wednesday, the group will sing at 12:25 p.m. at the Bluffton high school and at 7:30 p.m. at the Decatur EUB church. The choir will go to Logansport Thursday to sing at the high school at 1 p.m. and the Broadway EUB church at 7:30 p.m. The tour will end with concerts Friday at the Havep. Hubbard Memorial home, an EUB home

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for elderly people at New Carlisle, at 1 p.m, and the Porter EUB church at 7:30 p.m. The musicians wil go sightseeing in Chicago before returning to Indianapolis. Members of the touring concert choir are: Stanley Adkins, Twelve Mile; Jan Arnett, Arcanum, Ohio; Joyce Brittenham, Fort Wayne; Kenneth Brown, Flora; Hugh Burns, Logansport; Becky Chambers, Greenfield; Mary Ann Charlton, Oaktown; Philip Connell, Brook; James Ellars, La gons port; Mary Moderately CoM Weather Continues By United Press International The weather stayed moderately cold in Indiana today, and forecasts gave no promise for an early warmup sufficient to start a major melting of last weekend’s heavy snow. The temperature climbed just above freezing at Evansville and Louisville Wednesday afternoon and similar readings were expected today, Friday and Saturday. Elsewhere, however, the mercury probably will reach daily levels no higher than the upper 20s and lower \ 30s well into the weekend. No appreciable additional amounts of precipitation were expected during the remainder of the week, but a chance of occasional light snow early this evening was seen for the southwest section of the state, and a few snow flurries were likely in the northern third today. Highs Wednesday ranged from 26 at Fort Wayne to 35 at Evansville. Overnight lows this morning ranged from 7 above at Evansville to 20 at South Bend. Other lows in eluded 9 at Terre Haute, 11 at Cincinnati, 12 at Louisville. 16 at Lafayette and Indianapolis, and 18 at Fort Wayne. Highs today will range from near. 30 to 35, lows tonight from 10 to 25, and highs Friday around 30 all around the state. No important temperature changes were expected Saturday,

Sue Everett, Mason City, Ill.; William Faust, 1165 Wood Court, Indianapolis; Alice Sue Findley, Muncie. Beverly Gorbett, Evansville; Joylyn Hague, Decatur. Ill.; Linda Harrish, Richmond; Karen Hauschild. 5203 E. Washington, Indianapolis; Harriett Heiney, Anderson; Linda Jackson, Decatur; Carolyn Jacobs, Aurora, Ill.; Barbara Jocham. 4625 Primrose Ave., IndiariapdHs; Nancy Jones, Anderson; Mary Alice Kolkmeier? Waldron; Flora Leisure, 1040 E! 106th St., Indianapolis. Don Lindsey. 1840 Westview, Indianapolis; Walter Martin, Paris, Ill.; Joyce Saffran, Chesterton; Ernie Sautbine, Portland; Janet Shank, Elkhart; Don Skelton, Oakland City; Mary Jane Snepp. Edinburg; Stephen Stanton, 4044 Otterbein Ave., 8348 Bridge Court, Indianapolis; Tom Tobey, Rochester. Tom Tozer, Soshocton, Ohio; Carol Carlson Turley, formerly of Logansport; Joellen Wagner, 705 N. Wallace, Indianapolis; Pat Wesson, Culver; and Brian York, Cullom, 111. Much Os South Is Threatened By New Snows By United Press International A new snow storm brewed trouble over Texas today and promised to dump heavy snow, sleet and rain across most of the South. The weather bureau warned of critical driving conditions. Dallas was slugged with 5 inches of fresh snow during the night and Fort Worth was hit with 4 inches. The ground cover totalled nearly one foot in many areas. The weather bureau expanded earlier warnings of- critical weather to include a wide area stretching from southwest Texas to Tennessee and Alabama. Heavy snow warnings were in

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effect during the night for north central and northeast Texas and today for southern Arkansas and northern Mississippi. The storm was expected to spread sleet and rain south of the snow belt and hazardous driving warnings were issued for the entire area. The snow forced all major airlines to cancel out - going flights from Love Field at Dallas and re - route incoming flights to other fields. The Dallas police department reported about 300 fender-bending traffic accidents during the afternoon and evening. Sherman and Denison, due north of Dallas, were all but isolated by the sudden storm. Roads in the area were closed to all but emergency traffic. Elsewhere, warmer air pushed into the Atlantic Coast states and colder air dropped down on the Midwest. Light rain drifted in from the Pacific across Washington and northern Oregon. In Florida, where Wednesday’s freezing temperatures shriveled winter — vegetable crops, authorities said the dam-, age "Would run into the millions of dollars. Some farmers had their entire bean and tomato crops destroyed. Florida’s citrus crop, a mainstay of the,

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