Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 30, Decatur, Adams County, 5 February 1964 — Page 8

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70 Medals Awarded To Adams Central A total of 70 medals were received. hy Adams Central vocal and iMtru mental students at the annual district contest held recently at Lakeside junior high school and Centrail high school in Fort Wayne. A total of 23 soloists and IS ensembles participated in these events. Superior awards for solo performances were won by: Larry Zurcher, Kathy McKean, Judy Hakes, piano solos; Maris Moeschberger, Reginald Converse, Ann Sprunger, vocal solos; Donna Roudebush, oboe; Margery Schwartz, saxophone; Karen Webb, clarinet; Beth Mann, saxo- 5 phone; Bill Borne, trumpet; Paul - Ehrsam, trombone; Reginald Converse, comet. *■ £. 1 Excellent awards far solo per-5 formances were won by: Vemag Adler, Beth Mann, piano solos; s= 1 Gary Tullls, French horn; Diane Roudebush, oboe; Patty Isch.fBrian Zurcher, Sally Jo Max Royer, Stephen drum solos; Steve Tullis, French shorn; John Geimer, trumpet;? T j»lnh Nussbaum, saxophone. §• Superior awards for ensemble g performances were won by: Judyg Hakes, Ann Sprunger, Kathy Mc-*p Kean, vocal trio; Kathy McKean, j; Cheryl Isch, flute duet; Larry'S Johnson, Bill Stucky, MarisS Moeschberger, Judy Hakes, saxx>g? phone quartet; Imogene Steffen.jg Marie Kaehr, Jane Kaehr, Dianeg Roudebush, woodwind quartet;g; Linda Soldner, Mary Kaehr, Kaehr, flute trio; Marie Kaehr g Janice Soldner, Imogene Steffen,™ flute trio. ! Excellent awards for ensemble performances were won by: Kathy Michaels, Judy Hirschy, Jane Kaehr, vooal trio; Marsha Engle, Judy Double, clarinet duet; Rodney Smith, Neil Brown, trumpet duet; Richard Gerber, Gary Gerber, Tad Wulliman, trumpet trio; Reginald Converse, Tad Wulliman, John Geimer, trumpet trio; Diane Dennison, Marlene Stucky, Jaynie Christman, clarinet trio; Diane Moser, Linda Sauers, woodwind duet; Diane Hirschy, Arlene Dennison, Linda Conrad, Jane Kaehr, mixed clarinet quartet; Tad Wulliman, John Geimer, Cary Gerber, Reginald Converse, trumpet quartet. Accompanying the students to

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the contests were Darrell Gerig and Walter Henkel of the Adams Central music department, a number of parents and interested students. Jobless Pay Claims Decrease In State INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — The number of claims for unemployment insurance dropped from 58,276 to 53,819 last week, the Indiana Employment Security Division disclosed today. The latest total was nearly 21 per cent below the 68,044 claims filed In the corresponding week last year. The 4,457 decrease was about half from persons newly out of work and half from those out of work a week or mart. Attend Exhibit Os Monument Builders Adrian and Theodore Wemhoff, of Wemhoff Memorials in Decatur, have returned from, attending the national monument builders association’s physical exhibit in Louisville. Ky., Ibis week. Numerous new designs and mpdefn craftsmanship were i shown during (he four day exj hibit, and the group attending | toured the CaVe Hill cemetery in ! Louisville. The tour wa® to see memorials designed for specific location and use. The Wemhoffs obtained several of the new designs shown at the exhibit State School Worker Will Speak Friday James A. Myere, director of volunteer services at the Fort Wayne State School, will present the "Fort Wayne State School Story” through pictures at 7:30 p. m. Friday at the Vera Cruz opportunity school. The public is invited to attend. 4 Dr. Kohne Taken To Fort Wayne Hospital Dr. Gerald J. Kohne, wellknown Decatur physician, suffered a heart attack while in oxygen last evening at the Adams county memorial hospital, and was removed to Parkview hospital in Fort Wayne by ambulance. His condition is not considered good.

Beckwith Attorneys To Present Evidence JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) — Lawyers for Byron De La Beckwith present their first evidence today in an effort to show he was not the sniper slayer of Negro leader Medgar Evers. Beckwith’s defenders, playing the case close to their brief cases, refused to say whether

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the defendant will be put on the stands They do not expect to wind 'up defense before The prosecution finished its presentation in such a whirlwind Tuesday that police officers were sent scurrying over town picking up first witnesses for the defense. Hardy Lott, who has carried much of the defense burden in court, said* the state's Introduction of evidence seeking to show Beckwith received a fore-

head wound from the gunsight of a back-kicking rifle would slow down? completion of the case. "This means we have to get witnesses for our side of this evidence," Lott said. "It may take some time.” Beckwith turned serious as the case drew toward its end. His fingers drummed the defense table and he lost much of . his bounce. Defense lawyers and Dist. Atty. William Waller werfe fight-

ing now for every telling point They were drawing closer to the moment when 12 Jurors “good and true” would walk into a spare room occupied by a table, chairs and a huge convict camp coffee pot and decide whether Beckwith Is guilty or innocent. The jury can bring in one verdict or the other. It could however ask the judge to pass sentence in event of a conviction. That would be a mandatory life imprisonment.

Elks Scholarship Deadline Feb. 15 Deadline for seniors of the Adams county high schools to enter the scholarship contest of the Decatur Elks. lodge is Saturday, Feb. 15. Completed applications must be returned to the local lodge by the above date. Two county winners, one boy and one girl, will each receive a SSO U.S. Savings bond, and each second place winner will receive a $25 bond,

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1964

Local winners will be entered In the Elks state contest, and state winners in the national contest, in which a total of sllo,ooo In scholarships will be awarded. Bierly Speaks At Fort Wayne Today G. Remy Bierly, Decatur attorney and former Judge of the Indiana appelate court, was guest speaker at a meeting of the Fort Wayne Democratic luncheon club at noon today in the Continental room of the Dutch Lunch.