Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 206, Decatur, Adams County, 31 August 1964 — Page 6

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John W. Pusey, Sr. Dies At Fori Wayne John W. Pusey. Sr., 60, wu . found dead early Sunday at his home, 311’4 West William street, Fort Wayne, Death Was etub cd by a heart attack. He was a native of Adnms county and had lived in Fort Warm since 1959 He was a mneh-ne op«‘rator at the International Harvtister Co . and was a nvmlMr ot Local 57, United Auto Workers, and thg International Harvester

Co. Ten-Year club. Survivors include a son, John Pusey, Jr,, ot New Haven; a daughter, Mrs. Darlene Fisher of North Dakota; a brother, Richard T. Pusey of Fort Wayne; five sisters, Mrs. Edith Kneuss of Californ>. Mrs. Margaret H< 1gey of Bratton, Fla., Mrs. Florence Perkins of Boonie, fa , Mr.;. Leorn Meshberger and Mrs. Grace Ober, both of Fort Wayne, and four grandchildren. The body was removed to the Tom Mungovan funeral home, where friends .may call after 7 p.m. today. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.

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Rock Hurled Through Plate Glass Window A vandalism, incident was reported to the city police this morning by Mm. Frank Crist, of 610 Jefferson St. Mrs. CrisUreported that sometime between midnight and 12:30 a.m. foday.’ someone had thrown a rock through the large plate glass window in her home. She had heard a noise between that period but had thought it to be something falling in the basement. Damage was estimated at between S3O and SSO,

Five Arrested By City Police Here Five persons were arrested by the city police over the past week, end, one of whom was fined in city court this morning. George A. Christianson, 48-year-old H'sident of 401 W. Adams St., was fined $lO and costs, totaling 130, by pro tern judge Richard J. Sullivan this morning. He was unable to pay the fine and thus remanded to jail. Christianson was arrested on a public intoxication charge by the city police at 124 S. 11th St., at fi:3o p.m Sunday He was held in jail until his court appearance this morning. Two drivers were arrested on speeding charges, and a third was ticketed for failure to have a valid operator’s license. Roger A Spencer, 20, of Preble, was charged wi h traveling 60 miles per hour in a 30 mile zone on U.S. 224 west, within the city limits, at 11:45 p.m. Sunday. William H. Witte, 18, of Fort Wayne, was cited for traveling 50 miles per hour in a 30 zone on 13th street, at 11:15 p.m. Sunday. Both have been slated to appear in j- fitice of the peace court Septem. ber 1. Thomas Gonzales, 30, of route 4, Huntington, was arrested for not having a valid operator’s license, on Second street at 1:30 a.m. Sunday, and is to appear in J.P court September-4 to answer to the charge. Also arrested was David M. Kitson. 24-vear-old resident of 305 Oak St. Kitson was charged with reckless drviing at 1:15 Sunday on Monroe street, and is slated to appear in J.P. court September 4. Adams County Man Fined Here Today Elvin Leon Adkins, 22-year-o!d resident of proute 3, Decatur, was fined on two traffic charges in city court this morning by Ricnlard J. Sullivan, judge pro teffl in the absence of Judge John B. Stults. Adkins was fined a total of $76.75 on the two charges, and also received a" 30-day jail sentence, which was suspended with a provision. He had pleaded guilty to both counts. Sullivan levied a fine of $45 and costs, totaling $66.75, on a charge of speeding 110 miles an hour in a 65 zone, and also fined Abkins $lO, with costs suspended-, ch a charge of disobeying a polic’d officer. The 30-day jail sentence was handed down on the speeding count, but Sullivan suspended it with the provision that Adkins is not arrested within the next 12 mouths. Sullivan ordered that Adkins must serve the 30 days if arrested within the next year. Adkins' arrest stemmed from a high speed chase in July. He and another driver were seen traveling at a high rate of speed on U.S. 27. north of town, bv city police officer Victor Strickler. Strickler followed for a short time and then stopped both cars. But. as the officer got out of his car, both drivers took off agin, fleeing the scene in opposite directions. Adkins was arrested the next day on a warrant. Hie driver of the other auto. Bill D. Wessner, 23. of Fort Wayne, has been charged on the same two counts, and is slated to appear in city court September 28 for trial. Mick Passes The Babe NEW YORK (UPD—Mickey Mantle tons Babe Ruth today in at least one respect. Manti'- struck out Sunday for the 1,3315 t time in his major league career, surpassing Ruth’s all-time maior league mark of 1,330 Mantle is playing his 14th season while Ruth played 22.

Mr. and Mrs. John Suter DENVER. Colo. — Colorado Woman’s College in Denver has announced that appointment of John L. Suter as the director of CWC’s foreign study program in Madrid, Spain beginning in September Suter wiU also teach classes in European history on the CWC Madrid campus. Mr. and Mrs. Suter wiU be accompanied by the 30 CWC students who are participative in the Madrid nrogram They will leave New York on September 14, and visit Lisbon on their flight to Madrid. During the academic year there will be visits to several Spanish and Italian cities. On their way home next summer they win stop for several days each in Paris and London. ■ Suter is tiie son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Suter of Nevada. Ohio He received his BA degree (cum laudgi from Heidelberg University and his MA degree from the University of Wisconsin. He is currently instructor in social sciences on the Colorado Woman’s College faculty. Mrs. Suter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gerber of Decatur.

Vera Cruz School To Sponsor Social Parents and friends of pupils at the Vera Cruz opportunity school will sponsor an ice cream social in the addition to the school Saturday, Sept. 12, from 2 to 8 p.m. Homem.ade ice cream, pie, cake, sandwiches, coffee, milk and soft drinks will be served. Parents and building committee members decided on the fundraising project after it was noted the school fund was running short C. K. Reid, treasurer of the Vera Cruz school improvement association, reported bills allowed and due in the sum of $2,538.98. To date, $21,109.80 has been contributed to this project by individuals, organizations and churches. The 40 by 80 foot addition will be ready for use when school opens Tuesday, Sept. 8. Construction was started Oct. 14, 1963, after state agencies approved the project. Open House Is Held At New Rest Home More than 400 people attended the open house Sunday at .the Cooper rest home, next to the Rice hotel on Third street, Mr. ;nd Mrs. Robert Cooper stated this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bradburn, who will be the local resident managers, Mrs. Pat Briede, R.N., and several other staff members, greeted the guests Sunday afternoon. First patients will move into the new rest home Sept. 8, Cooper stated. The completely redecorated home will hold 18 patients, he explained, and while all beds are now tentatively occupied, he anticipates one or two free beds within a week or two. Those who were familiar with the old K. of P. home were particularly surprised and pleased by the completely refurnished building. Its interior has been completely remodeled, with light, tiled floors, white ceilings, tastefully plastered rooms in light pastel shades, with each room holding She to four patients. ' Decatur Drivers Place In Local Kart Races Several Decatur drivers finished in the top three of their divisions as the Decatur Speedway Karting Association held its championship point day races at the local track Sunday afternoon. Alan Bogner of Decatur copped a second place in the stock division, while Floyd Mcßride took second spot in the B-Limited class. Art Krousse of Decatur placed third in. the same division, and Tom Luginbill finished in the Hobby Stock class. , Brad McBride finished third in the Juniors. Next action scheduled for the local track, located four miles south on U. S. 27, and one-half miles west, will be Thursday night Sept. 10, begining at 7:30 p,m. Sunday winners in order of finish were as follows: Juniors — Larry Wilkin, Bluftfon; Randall Kirby, Fort Wayne; Brad McBride, Decatur. Hobby Stock — Jim Bowman, Fort Wayne: Tom Luginbill, Decatur; .Bob Brown, Rockford, O. Stock—Dale Doby, Fort Wayne, Alan Bogner, Decatur; Tom Plumber, Bluffton. C-l Modified — Bill Bartkus, oFrt Wayne; Red Sink, Fort Wayne; : Joe Beavers, Fort Wayne. B-Limited — Moe Brewer, Ossian; Floyd Mcßride, Decatur; Art Koursse, Decatur. C-Open — Gangwer, .Goshen, Bob Cavinder, Van Wert, O.

No Airmail Stamps For Ordinary Mail "Most everybody knows that postage stamps are usable forever," says postmaster John Boch, "but not everyone knows that that airmail stamns cannot be used on ordinary mail." Some suppose that any stamp can be used for any purpose. But this isn’t true, Boch said. An air mail stamp marks a piece of mail for special handling. Air mail and regular mail are figured at different rates. An air mail stamp can only be used on mail designed for Air Mail, and if it doesn’t include enough postage for air mail, the receiver must pay the difference. This leads to antagonisms and embarrassments to the sender, and can be bested avoided by using air mail stamps for air mail letters only. There are several other rules to remember: 1. Airmail postage may be used on airmail only. 2. Airmail stamps may be used to pay fees’ for special services, such as insurance, special delivery, special handling- etc., on airmail articles only. 3. Any stamp partly covered by an overlapping stamp may not be counted as postage 4. Postal employes, other than rural carriers, are not required to affix stamps to mail matter. 5. Postage stamps with deficient mucilage cannot be struck on with Scotch tape. Further information about postage stamps and their proper use can be quickly obtained by calling 3-3205, Boch added. Escapes Injury In One-Auto Accident A 16-year-old Willshire, 0., resident escaped injury in a one-car crash Saturday evening. Jerald Duff’s automobile left county road 31, three miles south of Decatur, and traveled over 500 feet before coming to rest. The auto went off the left side of the road, struck a fence and traveled 456 feet before crashing into an Indiana & Michigan pole, lite vehicle traveled another 120 feet before coming to rest, hitting the fence again. Deputy sheriff Harold August, who investigated, estimated damages at SSOO to Duff’s veheile, S4O to the fence and six posts, owned by Arlen Mitchel, of route 1. Monroe, and SIOO to the I & M pole. Fort Wayne Man Dies In Vein Wert Wreck ' VAN WERT, Ohio (UPD — Frances P. Howard, 34, Fort Wayne, Ind., was killed early today when his car collided with a semi-truck on U.S. 30 about three mil“*s eas’ of here. Sheriff deputies said Howard apparently fell asleep at the wheel.

PURDUE UNIVERSITY OFFICES NOW LOCATED AT NEW REGIONAL CAMPUS OFFICE HOURS: 8 a.m. to Noon, 1 to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to Noon Saturday Because of highway construction, visitors must use the entrance near the County Agent’s building on Indiana Road 37. PURDUE UNIVERSITY Regional Campus at Fort Wayne 1101 East U.S. 30 By-Pass Phone 483-8121 Here are the ANSWERS for your NEWS QUIZ p ...... . for the Week of: MONDAY, AUGUST 31,1964 PART I: 1-b, 1-c, 3-a, 4-True, 5-South Viet Nam PART II: 2-d, 3Ja, 4-b, 5-c. PART III: 1-c, 2-a, 3-e, 4-b, 5-d. SYMBOL QUIZ: be, 2-f, 3-a, 4-h, 5-g, 6-i, 7-j, 8-d, 9-b, io-c. This io printed this week as a public service by the Decatur Daily Democrat

MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1964

City Council Will Study Budget Tonight A special meeting of the Decatur city council has been scheduled for this evening at 7:30. The council will meet to consider ordinances for the 1965 Decatur city budget. The council’s regular meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Man Arrested On Arkansas Warrant William David Null, who lists his address as Watervalett, Mich., was arrested in Geneva, where he is working, at 7:20 p.m. Sunday by the Adams county sheriff’s department. Null was taken in‘o custody on warrants issued from Walnut Ridge, Ark., charging him with false pretense and removing mortgaged property. He has waived extradition and is being held in the local jail awaiting Arkansas authorities. Luginbill Funeral Is Held This Afternoon Funerals services were held this afternoon at the Yager funeral home in Berne for Mrs. Mary Luginbill, 92, who died Saturday at the Adams qounty memorial hospital. Burial was in the MRE cemetery. Surviving are six sons, three duagh ers, 22 grandchildren, 40 great-grandchildren and four sisters. Elizabeth J. Schwartz Dies Saturday Night Mrs. Elizabeth J. Schwartz, 74, of Geneva, route 2, died Saturday night at the Levi Miller home near Berne. Surviving are eight sons, four daughters and 81 grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Henry Schwartz -residence, six miles southeast of Berne, with burial in the Schwartz cemetery. The Yager funeral home is in charge. Trade in a pood town — Decatur. HAY FEVER Sufferers Here’s good news for you I SYNA-CLEAR Decongestant tablets work FAST and continuously to drain and clear nasal-sinus cavities. One "hard-core” tablet gives up to 8 hours relief from pain and pressure of congestion. Allows you to breathe easily — stops watery eyes and runny nose. You can buy SYNA-CLEAR at all Drug Stores, without need for a prescription. Satisfaction guaranteed by maker. Try It today I Smith Drug Co.