Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 210, Decatur, Adams County, 4 September 1964 — Page 4

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_ Hie Big Switch I - Bvwy day MON newspapers are switching from years of backing national Republican candidates to the 1964 Democratic ticket of Lyndon B. Johnson and Hubert H. Humphrey. The Kansas City Star, which had not indorsed a Democratic candidate since Cleveland in 1892 is typical. Three Vermont papers had never backed Democrats, but now back Johnson and Humphrey. When the Kansas City Star switched, they wrote a very long editorial explaining their reasons. The primary reason is that Sen. Goldwater’s record in Congress b actually contrary to the record Os the majority of Republicans — which may come as a surprise to many Republicans. The Star b not, and never has been, a liberal newspaper. They are moderate conservatives. But the Star feels sincerely that Sen. Goldwater is more than conservative — he is opinionated. Opinionated to the degree that he would be potentially dangerous as president. Tile Star felt that Sen. Goldwater has demonstrated an inability to work with fellow Republicans that would make it impossible for him to work with our allies If he were president. In other words, the Star feels that even Conservatives should support Johnson and Humphrey rather than Goldwater and Miller. Humphrey has every ability to lead this country if something should happen to Johnson. ♦ But what of Miller? He has none of the personal magnetism that attracts people to Goldwater personally. He would be in a worse position that poor Andrew Johnson, when he inherited the Civil War problems, and with no better hope of solving the problems than our only Impeached president. The Dallas Times Herald and Houston Post, bot'h supporters of Nixon and Lodge against Kennedy and Johnson, now support Johnson and Humphrey against Goldwater and Miller. Why? The Times Herald feels that Johnson is better able to carry the burdens of the presidency for all Americans — and the frightened peoples of the world. The Post points to Johnson’s badership, and Goldwater’s lack of it. Editorial written by —* _______ Dick Heller

TV PROGRAMS

WANE-TV Channel 15 FRIDAY lOvertlM «:<nk-Bachelor Father 6:Bft—CßH News 7:00— Bln News 7 3ft Great Adventure B:3<| —Route SB 9:3ft -Twilight Zone 10:00 Alfred Hitchock 11:00—Hig Newe Final 11:3ft—Award Theatre: "June Eyre" 3ATURDAY Moralas 7:oo—Down To Berth 7:3o— Summer Semeeter 8:00 —Captain Kangaroo 9:oo—The Alvin Show 9:39 —Tennessee Tuxedo 10:00 -Quick Draw McGraw 10:30—Mighty Mouae Playhouse 11:09—Rin Tin Tin 11:30—Roy Rogers, Afternoon 12:00- Sky King 12:30 —FYI at the Fair 1:00 —Becky 1 :lt—Baseball 4:00 —Goblin on the Doorstep 4:30 The Big Picture 5 :(>9—Fractured Flickers r> 30 —Tightrope Eveaing 6:30 —Saturday Showcase: "Jitterbuga” 7:30 -Lucy-Deal Comedy Hour 8 30—-Defenders 9:3o—Summer Playhouse 10:0, —Gunamoke 10:00— Big News Final 11:15 Award Theatre: "Man Hunt' ■UNDAY 9*oo "faith for Today o:3o—Thia Is the Life 10:00 —Gut of the Aklich 10:30—Look Up and Live 1-1:00 —Camera Three 11:30—Face the Nation Afternoon 12 :00 --Cover Girl In Pal la 12:15 BaaebaH3:30 Fishing the Meet 4:00 -<"rose Exam 4:80 The Big Picture 5:00 -CBS Sports Spectacular Krening 8:00 aoth Century 6:30- Mr Ed 7:oo—Lassie 7:3o—My Favorite Martian 8:00—Ed Sullivan 9:oo—Celebrity Game 9:Bo—Brenner 10:00—Candid Camera 10:30—Whafs My Lina 11:00--CBS News 11:15—News of Business 11:30—Award Theatre: "Buck Benny Rldej; Again" WKJG-TV Channel S 3 FRIDAY Bvnntns 6:oo—News • 6:ls— Gatesway to Sports 6:35—W eatherman 6:30 —Huntley-Brinkley Report 7:oo—Ripcord 7:Bo—lnternational Showtime 8:30 -Bob Hope Presents 9:80 —On Parade 10:00—Jack Paar Show 1,1:00 —Newe 48 Weather 11:15—Sports Today 11:10—The Tonight ShhW SATURDAY ■enriMt 8:00— Cartoon Time B:4s—lt's Light Time o:oo—Popeye the Sailor o:3o—Rurf 48 Reddy Show 'lO-00—The Hector Heathcote Show 10:80—Fireball XL-5 11:^— Dennis the Menace 13:00—Project Appollo 13:30—Tiger Baseball 3:oo—The Big Picture 3:3o—Noy Rogers 5:30—1964 College Football Preview Evrstas 6:oo—Wrestling Champions 7:oo— Mr. Lucky 7:30 —The Lieutenant

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• i|o—Tkh Joey Blahop Show I:oo—Saturday Night at the Movie* "The Nsked Spur’' 11:00—Saturday Edition 11:30 -Part II: "The Hl* Tree*” BUNDAY I.'oo—Sacred Heart Program 9:ls—The Christopher* 9:3o—Americana at Work 9 industry on Parade 10:00—For Your Information 10:30-This Is the Life 11:00—Cartoon Time Afternoon 12:00 With AH Thy Heart 12:15 Tiger Warm-up 13 30 Haseball 3 30 Roy Rogers 4:30 When the Day's Work Is Doiio Evening 8:00- Meet the ' Pre*s 6:30 Putt and Tn he 7:00 —Bill Dana Show 7:80 Walt Disney *lßo—Grlndl 9:00 —Bonanaa 10:00- Show of the Week:' "The Missing Hunk of Rupert X. Hum pordlnk" 11:00—Sunday Edition 11:15.—Movie: “Riding Sliotgun" WPTA-TV Channel 21 FRIDAY Evening !:00 —Ron Cochran — New* :15 21 New* Report 830 Manilla Gorilla 7:00 True Adventure 7:30 I'B Summer Olympic Trial* 8 3i> Burke'* Liih 9.30 The Price I* Hight 10:00 Fight of the Week 10:15 Make that Spare 11:00 Hob Young New* 11:1,0 1 areal New* 11 15 Lampllle Theatre: "Tiittlcs of Tahiti" SATURDAY Morning *:&(>- Big Picture 980 Modern Farming 10:0#—Your Neighbor, the World i#:3o- Magic laind of' Allakaaam I:oo—Casper Show 1:30 Heany and Cecil Afternoon zf 13:00—Bugs Bunny 11:80—American Bandstand 1:80—Roller Derby 3:Bo—Thriller >:3o—Saturday Showcase B:o#—Wide World of Sport# ’ Kroning «:30--Rebcl 7:00- Saturday Night Movie: "laidy Without 11 P*s*port'' B:Bo—Lawrence Welk 9:>o Saturday Night at the Hollywood Palace 10:30—Sam Benedict 11:30—Peter Gunn SUNDAY Morning ItO#—-Thr Fisher Family 9:30— Oral Roberts 10:00—Religious News Digest 10:18—Light Time 10:80 —Indiana University 11 lOO—Church In the Home 11:30—Norman Vlneeht Pealo AHornnon 11:00—Showplace Homes 1:00 Word of Life I:lß—March of ITogrssO I:3o—ThO Story I:oO—Manion Forum I:l#—Dan Smoot Report* B:Bo—lssues & Answer* 1:00—-4-H Roundup B:Bo—Sunday We*tern — 4:30-rDl*covery 5:00 -Checkmate Evening B:oo—Rebel B:Bo—Hootenanny 7:3(l—Empire B:Bo—Arrest and Tria! 10:01)—U.K. Summer Olympic Trial* 11:00—81 News Special 11:15—Thriller: "The Specialist*" "Bikini lleaS?"^FH N 745 "VcrttKo" 9:45. “He Ridas Tall" Sat. 7:90-"Girl Hunter*" 9:80 "The Patsy” Sun. u., n . T Ue> , i :5o "Nightmare" 9:30.

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO , INC. blterid at th* Decatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter Dick D. Heller, Jr President Mn. John Shirk Vice President Mrs. A. R. Holthouse Secretary Ralph W. Bauer Treasurer Sabscripttea Rates By Mail, in Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, S 10.00; Six months, K.SO; 3 months. 83.00. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, Ill.tS; 8 months, *8.00; 3 months, 13.25. By Carrier, 35 cents per week. Single copies, 7 cents.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERk OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS AND/OR REDUCTIONS Notice is hereby given the taxpayer* of Adam* Coutny, Indiana, that the proper level officer* of ■aid municipality at their regular meeting place at 1:00 o’clock AM. on the I ft Oth days of September, 1I)*4, will consider the following additional appropriation* and/or reduction* which *aid officer* conafder necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. COUNTY BKVENUE County Clerk Fund 205 Repair* to Kqulpment 475.00 County Clerk Fund 111 Office Supplla* *IOOO 00. County Clerk Fund 40* Com. Patient to ln*t. ,100 00. County Auditor Fund *OO Operating ,700 00 . County Auditor Fund *O2F Equipment' 3800.00. County Treae Fund JOSB Repair Io Equipment *125.00 Co. Sheriff Fund 002 I> Replacement of Equipment *395.00. Pro*. Atty. Fund 201 C Operating Expen*e* 1100(H). Clr. Court Fund 2(H) Operating Expense* ,250.00. Clr. Court Fund 211 Office Suppile* ,100.00. <’lr Court Fund 6<)28 Law Book* ,250.00. Co. Jail Fund 102 Physcliin, Mod. ft Hospital ,150 00. Regt*, of Voter* Fund* 204 C ItoglMtral lon Supplla* I 100.00. Co. Election ltd. Fund 200 Operating ExpettHO* ,450.00. Co. Home Fund 200 Operating Expense* *1685.00. Co. Homo Fund 205A Repair to Building* ,2000 00 Co. Plan Comm. 107 Atty. Fees *500.0(1 Co. Plan Comm. 60213 Equipment ft Office ,H2l> OO Co "ommlssllotiers Fund 41, C County Dump ,2000 00. Co. Commissioner* Fund 417 Irene Byron lloHpltal *6000.00. Co. Commissioner* Fund 406 Burial of Service Men ,1000.00. ADAMN COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT. Co. Highway Fund 104 Truck, Diesel ft Tractor oper. wage* *IO,OOO 00. Co. Highway Fund 207 Culvert* *1,500.00. Co. Highway Fund 501 Social Security ,500 00 Co Highway Fund 604 J Other Road Tool* ,500.00. ADAMS COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL r Hospltal Fund 6|(> Administration ft *G.n Exp ,26.13 00 tlwapltni Fund 62OG>tetnry Expen*.* ,11 12 00. HoKplt.il Fund 620 Hounehold •ft Prop Exp. ,2,00.00. ;• HospHiil Fund 640 Prof. Caro of Patient* ,14,550.00. ADAM# "COI VTY WELFARE DKPT Welfare Fund 403 A*«l*t. Bep. Ch. In Custody of Rel. ,6500.00. REDUCTIONS COUNTY HHVKNUM Co Auditor Fund 2058 Repair of Equipment *150.00. Co. Sheriff Fund 80511 Repair of Equipment ,235.(10. Co Sheriff Fund 213 C Photo Supplle* ,100. no Pro* Atty Fund 20ID Travel Expen*e* ,50.00. Circuit Court Fund 113 Pauper Attorney *700.00 Court House Fund 205A Repair* to Building* ,2.100(H) County .lull Fund 205A Repair* to .lull ,215000. Co. Election lid. Fund 102 Aftß Precinct Election Worker* Wage* , I *lO ,00 County Home Fund *OB Truck, Machinery etc *1685,00. Co Plan Comm Fund 102 Salary of Secretary ,1500.00 — — Co Plan Comm" Fund 204e Photo ft Blue Print. ,50.00. Co Platt ('omni 204 d Recording Ordinance *50.00. Co Plan Comm Fund 205A Repair* to Equip. ,25 (Hl Co Plan Cnnim Fund 110 Director* Salary ,2356 Oil. Co Plan Comm Fund 114 Co Zoning Metropolitan Planner* (carried from 166*1 *3384.00. ADAMS COI XTY HIGHWAY DEPT. Co IlgWy. Fund 302 Gravel ,6000 4>o. Co llgwv Fund 403 Ditch Aa«e*«men<« ,2000 mi Co ’lgwy. Fund 604A Grader* *4000.00. < O ligwy. Fund 604 G Tractor* *SOO 00. Taxpayer* appearing at such meeting shall have a right to lie heard thereon. The additional appropriation* and/or rediicllomi n* finally made will he auloniiitlciilly referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioner*, which Cotiimlaaion will hold a further hearing within fifteen day;* at the County Auditor's office of Adam* county. Indian*, or at such other place n* may he designated At Hitch hearing, taxpayer* objecting to any of *u<’h additional a|i proprlation* and/or reduction* may be heard and Interested tax payer* may Inquire of the County Auditor when and where such '.'’foentliigwliv held EDWARD.F. JABERG, Auditor. Adam* County. 8/38, 9/4 LEGAL NOTICK OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is hereby given that the Loeiil Alcoholic Beverage Board nt Adams County, Indiana, will,' at 1 p M on the 22 day of September 1264 at the Commissioner* Room. Auditor* office, in the City (Or town) of Decatur. Indiana, in said County, begin Investigation of the application!*) of the following named per*on(s). requesting the Usui' to the applleant(s). »t the locatlon(s) hereinafter set out. of the Alcoholic Beverage Permit (») of the edasste*) hereinafter designated and will, nt said time and place, receive Information concerning the fitne** of Held applicant (*). and the propriety of Issuing the peftnit(H) applied for to such appllcant(s) nt the premise* named: Russell K. Brook*. Jr.. (Package Store) TRANSFER Liquor ft Vine Dealer* permit from Hefimui A. & Frieda Colchln, 258 N. Second St . Decatur, Indiana Russel E. Brook*, Jr., (Package Store) TRANSFER OF LOCATION Liquor ft Wine Dealers permit from 358 N. Second St.. Decatur. Indiana to «S 6 N. Second St., Decatur Indian*. Russel E. Brooks, Jr, dim Brook’s Package Stnrd, (Pnckagv St orc i Beer, - tAquor ft Wine Dealer*. 266 N. Second 'St.. Decatur. Indiana NEW TYPE SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BK OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUB LIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED INDIANA AI,CHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION Ry w. f. Condon Executive Secretary jgk a. Karris chalrmau H./4.

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CLAIMS TO HE ALLOWED BY THE ADAMS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ON SEPT. H, HMM City of Decatur 52 52 Citizens Telephone Co 11145 Ind. ft Ml< h. Electric Co. 14746 J. M Burk. 51. D. cl op 10.00 (1 W. Freeby, M.D do 1000 John Boch, P.M flo 50 00 Haywood Publishing Co. do 54.20 Commercial Print Shop do .. 6.85 The Howard Co. do 9.20 Virginia Hchurgcr au cl 151.00 Office System* Inc. do op 11.00 John Both, P.M. do 25.00 J’etatur Supply House, Inc. do 4.26 Bluft'n Gift ft Typo fen do 15.00 Haywood Pub. <’o. do 294.80 F. B A. Blackburn do pl bk 280.00 Commercial Print Shop tr op 4.00 Hutton's Jewelry Store do .. 1 <H) Wm L. Linn do 345 Reynold* Electric rec op 5.00 Bek Bll»lne** Product* Div. do !M) Photostat Corp, do 71.25 John Booh, P.M. do «. 100.00 Photoktatc Corp, do 50.00 R L. Hlnglr-ton sher ml pr 175.50 Zurcher'* Firestone do op 34.42 Rle*en & S<hug Inc. do 71.30 Roger L Singleton do 5.00 International Credentlnl* do 22.28 Motorola C. & E Inc do 35.00 Beaver OH Service, Inc. do 28.63 Marathon Oil Co, do 23 04 Phil L Mik kiln Co do 400 Harold Thieme do *p deputy 10.00 Palmer Schwartz do 10.00 Friincl* Noack do 10.00 Max Mllholland do 30.00 Richard J. Hulllvan pr nt dep 150.(SO Commercial Print Shop do op 28.60 Heverln H Schurger do 5.00 Severin II Schurger do 22 08 tiobh* Merlll Co. Inc. do 16.30 Severin H. Schurger do 31.50 Comm Print Shop co *upt op 23.68 G W Vizard do 20.00 Modern Office Machine* do I 30 Ernent J. Le*luk co ng ml! 25.62 Clt+seft* Telephone Co. do op 35.88 Commercial Print Shop do 39.19 A B. Dick Product* Co. do 740 Pnt*y L. Leader* H D ag mil 52.22 TlnyWood Puh. Co. a* op . 30.00 jliibegger-Schafer* clr ct op 45.14 Bobb* Merrll Co. od 34.00 Coverall Rental Service do 2 30 West PuhllHhlng Co do ... 58.50 Citizen* Telephone Co. do 27.55 C. H Mu*elman do mil 37.50 Mel Kohler Ct H cu*t 333.33 Edna Wer*t do matron 100.00 Louie Drake do watchman . tO.OO Patrick Worst do ex help 104 03 ilnbegger-Hchafer* do op 9 92 Correlated Products Inc. do 41.95 Stockman Farm Service do 656.92 ■Warsaw Chem. Co.. Inc. do 83.10 Coverall Rental Service do 8.00 Lula Strahm jail matron . 150.00 Ita'liAgweri-Mcttater'a: do.-.ia>, ,4.27 North. Indj.Pub, Serv. Co. do 10.54 J I. Holcomb Klfg. 00. Inc. do 18.20 Coverall Rental Service do 2.85 J, Myer* Floor Cov. Serv. do 36.60 C. Morgan co home *up 233 33 Luella Morgan do matron 183 33 Hilda Smith do help 160.00 Connie Kirk do 160.00 Eugene Fowler drx 160.00 (leover Kelly do 4tLofl Dr. 11 E. Dester do phy .. 50.00 Dan Hli'kord do help 16.00 Stephan Morgan do 28 00 Leon Morgan do 24 00 H. E Dealer, M.D. do sup . 21 35 Stockman Farm Serv. do op 609.78 Gifford 1 (LA. Super Mkt. do 56.28 Hahegger-Sehafera do 2.01 Decatur Baling Co. do 42.87 Home Dairy do 96 03 Heaver* Oil Serv. Inc. do .. 97.63 Kohne 'Drug Store do 20 03 Dicatur Blue Flume do 57.54 Culllgan do 15.75 ('overall Rental Service do . 200 Tod Hahnert do 7.35 Kiger ft Co., Inc do 16 05 Zurcher’* Firestone do 30.20 Ralph E. Allison do 17.00 Gerber* Supermkt do 114 82 Stock man Farm Service do 2t 40 Teeple Truck Line*, Inc do 5.08 Lewis L Smith—co plan bd 534.97 Vila* A Schindler do „ . 10 00 Haymond VanKmnn do 10.00 Homer Wlntcregg do 10 on Wm. F Schnepf do 10 (Hi Freeman Schnepp a**e»»lng 190.33 David A Macklin co atty . 166 66 Jami'* K Staley aerv off . 110 64 Horne Witness legal ad 105.53 Herne Witness do 19 80 Decatur Democrat Co., tne. do 95.90 Charlotte Lindahl aesw see 11315 Decatur Music House do op 179 Gllllg ft Doan Fu. H. koi bur 200.00 Gleny* Lathrop do 800 Robert L. Caffee fox bounty 3 oo Harvey Caston do 3no W Delane Cnok do 6 (Ml Edwin Korte do 3.00 Vern Linker do 3 00 Mr* Maxine Purdy cure ehll 93 00 Mrs Violet Mane* do 424 00 Irene Byron Ho*, car p*t 1045 00 Supt. Beatty Mem. Mo* do 27 24 Supt New Castle St Ho* do 47.05 C Vernon Com Sch. Corp transfer of children 208 67 School I’lly jxt—Aruleraan, do 413.60 Ralph Alll*on t b testing 8.75 Delon* W Fireoved do 5.75 MMX A Letiman il<> '>.75 Edward P. Peck do 11.50 Welfare Bernice Nelson mileage 52.12 Margaret E Thonia* do 19 10 Janet Brown do 25 70 Jeanie F Cook do 32 50 John P. Boch, P.M op 50 00 Citizen* Telephone Co do II 82 Commm-lal Print Shop do .. 11.09 Commercial Print Shop do in 95 Krick-Tyndall Tile Co. 543 29 Herman Moellerlng 6 80 Kinsey Brooks'- 375 H A Gephart 22 50 Decatur Ready Mix Corp 2 oo Stoekman Farm Service 108.75

I DAY BERMUDA 17 DAY SOUTH AMERICA TOUR WEST INDIES TOUR NOVIA !!SL 13 ' 21 JANUARY 18-FeXuARY 3, 190$ PROM FROM AU EXPENSE AU EXPENSE ABOARD ~~ r ABOARD SS QUEEN of BERMUDA FLAGSHIP BREMEN LV: — DECATUR 1:48 P.M., NOV. U LV: — DECATUR I:4S P.M. JAN. 18 COST INCLUDES COST INCLUDES Round-trip rail fare, six meals tn diner. Railroad and Steamnhtp • Tnmspartaltant luncheon at hotel. ('raise fare. Stateroom liv- stateroom accomodations as selected, all aboard at Bermuda, baggage transfers. private meals on train and aboard ship, bus' transfers motor transfers, Bermuda head taa, dWuttiea at New York, baggage handling, gratuities for lor room stewards, dining raotn steWttHs. dih- foota steward and dining room steward ing oar and hotel waiters and handling Os aboard ship. Red Caps, Steamship Porters, hand-bagage. ("Die only meal not Included is Dining Car Waiters also Night Ctab enlertaihluncheon at New York on ysur return trip). meM and other shipboard activities. For JFoWer Reservation For Folder Reservation And Information And lidormaUoti See See Decatur Daily Democrat ar Decatar Daily Detnnerat at Local Erie Lackawanna Ticket Agent Leoni Erie Lackawanna Ticket ARent ERIE LACKAWANNA RR

The People’s Voice This column ix for the us* of our readers who wish to make suggestions for the general good or discuss questions of interest. No articles will ba published without signature of the author. O O Exiweaa GrattMa Dear Friends in Christ: This finds us already nearly halfway across the Pacific Ocean on our way back to our friends in Japan. We have now only memories of Decatur and the many new friends we met there during those short five months. We are deeply gratful for the warm welcome given to us not only by the members of the United Church of Christ, but by the people of the larger Decatur community as well. The children were particularly happy with their school experience and the many friends they made there. It is our prayer that others who enter your community, regardless of color, nationality or religious creed, may enjoy the same warm welcome that we found there. As we are away from our home in the United States we will welcome letters from you. We don’t promise we will always answer them individually but our address is as follows: 120 Hokko, Kitami, Hokkaido, Japan. Sincerely yours, Signed, Dick and Martha Lammers and family. (Rev. and Mrs. Richard Lammers) Biilmnhn Farm Supply ... 20.70 Adam* Builder* Supply 15.80 Preble Equity Exchange .. 14.00 Geneva Milling Co. 13.44 Berne Ready Mix 16.20 Herman Moellerlng ... 22.72 Betha M. Zelt 9.00 Heaver* -OH- Service 100.70 Petrie Oil Co ;..... 21.12 Indiana Equipment Co. Inc. 98.30 Indiana Equipment Co. Inc. 5 Zurcher* Firestone Service SS.tl - Menhherger Bro*. Stone Corp 20.50 Tierman Moellerlng B.i>6 Lawrence Smith 812.12 Elmer Rich 147.62 Floyd Melchl 26.82 Bob Morri* 2642 Jake K Hllty 44.40 Highway Departmeat Citizen* Telephone Co 21.00 Ind ft Mich. Electric Co. . 28.70 Fawcett Sale* Engineer. Co. 15.54 David L. Schwartz Co 8.00 Carl Faurote Radiator Shop 108.87 Moaer Motor Sale* 22.88 Beaver* Oil Service 2022.70 D-A Lubrlcan Co., Inc. ... 317.28 •;44ttrober'« Flre»tone Sfjrv. ~ 272.46 Eaxtern Ind. Ojt and Sup. <*rr.-DI.IH--' American Welding Prod. Div. 4.88 Coverall Rental Service 720 Cornwell Tool Co. 24.23 Habegger - Schafers 27 4 6 Motor Fuel Tax Division .... 48.54 Commercial Print Shop .... 98.56 Beeler* Cleaner Mfg. Co. .. 3.00 Monroe International, Inc. .. 28.15 Correlated Product* Inc. .. 8.95 Del Chemical Corporation .. 89.52 John W. Karch Stone Co. .. 102 49 Me*hberger Bro. Stone 13062.12 S. A L. Gravel Co. ...1812 00 L. Somers & E. Somer* . 3102.54 ,Berne Ready Mix 11.46 Adam* County Farm Bureau 102.18 Decatur Equipment. Inc. .. 123.56 Decatur Auto Supply 10.64 Schwartz Ford Co., Inc. .. 78.10 Yarnelle Supply Co. 105.13 Kar Products. Inc. 27.07 Phil L. Macklin Co. 2702.15 Dierke* Implement Sales . 85.77 Bill Zo*s Chevy-Buick. Inc. 4.96 Ind. Equipment Co., Inc. .. 9.72 MacAlHster Mach. Co., Inc. 3.08 Motorola 81 00 William Steffen & Son 40.79 Decatur Ready-Mix Corp. .. 17.61 Emil Steffen 13.00 CuniHlative Bridge Fa*d Bower* Hardware 107 37 Berne Ready Mix 193 13 Decatur Ready Mix . 197.06 Yo«t Gravel-Readymix Co. 188.00 American Steel Supply Corp. 257.70 Sol Schwartz Construe. Co. 499.00 Stucky and Co. 210.00 ‘Highway Departmeat laiwrenee Noll 250.00 Robert Fuhrman 22043 Paul Bryan 195.83 Wendell Abbott . 145.80 DeWayne Beer 172.90 Harold Burger 162 00 Edward Faurote 162.04) Don Harvey 162 00 Dale Hlrschy 185.60 Raymond Kolter .. 171.00 Paul Longsworth • 5.25 Chrl* Meshberger 147.60 Steven Riley 97.20 Raymond Shoaf 168 35 Leßoy Smith 162 00 Ralph Smitley, Jr. 1112 00 Samuel Yager 162 00 Clifford Death . 157.50 Lawrence Mcl'ultoOgh • 157.50 Robert Field* — 153.00 Mike Newcomer 149 60 Leonard Sehug „ T . 153.00 Brice Sheets 193.50 4'amalatKe Bridge Faad Chrl* Zurcher . 159 25 Ell Hlrschy 165.60 Same* Merriman 168.35 Russell Moser 162.00 Paul Irfingkworth 152.25 Dan Baumgartner 112.50 Thane Custer 112 50 Vern Linker 167 40 Patrick Gage 112.50 Glen Zimmerman 162.00 Frederick Fuelling 162 00 Certified to before me this 4th day of September, 19*4. Edward F. Jaberg, Auditor 2»/<-

Prayer Breakfast To Meet Saturday The men’s prayer breakfast will meet at the Youth aad Community Center at 6:30 a.m. Saturday. Guest speaker will be Rev. Art Gaunt, pastor of the Christian Missionary church of Fort Wayne. Rev. Gaunt is chairman of the prayer committee, connected with the Fort Wayne area Ford Philpot crusade. At Saturday’s breakfast, he will discuss the possibility of having Ford Philpot visit the Decatur area sometime before the Crusade begins. All are urged to attend this important meeting. One of the men of the group will be giving his personal testimony, and among other items of business will be a discussion concerning regular visits to the Adams county jail by the men of the prayer group. New York Stock Exchange Price MIDDAY PRICES A. T. & T. Du Pont 259 V,; Ford 53; General Electric 87%; General looters 98; Gulf Oil Standard Oil Ind. 81; Standard OU N. J. 84%; U. S. Steel 59%. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO (UPD—Livestock: Hogs 4,500; steady to 25 higher; No 'l-2 200-225 lb 18.25-18.50; 15 head at 18.60 and 30 head at 18.85; No 1-3 190-240 lb 17.7518.25; No 2-3 240-270 lb 17.2517.75. Cattle 4,500, calves none slaughter steers generally 50-75 higher; heifers steady to weak; 8 loads prime 1250 - 1450 lb slaughter steers 28.50; bulk, high choice and prime 1150-1400 lb 27.50-28.25; choice 1150-1450 lb 26 25 - 27.50 ; 900 - 1150 lb 25.0026.75; good all weights 22.5024.50; load high choice and prime 1060 lb heifers 25.50; bulk choice 850-1025 lb 23.50-24.75; few choice around 800 lb 23.25; good 21.50-22.50; canner and cutter cows 11.50-13.75. Sheep 300; spring slaughter lambs steady; choice and prime 80-100 lb 24.00; good and choice 22.00-23.50; mostly good 21.0022.00. Indianapolis Livestock INDIANAPOLIS (UPD—Livez stock: . “ ■ Hogs 5,400; steady to 25 higher; 1-2, 200-230 lb 18.0019.25, few 18.50; mixed 1-3, 190250 lb 17.50-18.15; sows fully steady; 1-3, 280-350 lb 15.50 16.50; 350-430 lb' 14.75-15.50; 2-3, 400-600 lb. 13.50-14.75. Cattle 450; calves 26; steers about steady; heifers scarce; high good and choice steers 24.50-26.00; few choice 26.2526.50; good 23.00-24.50; choice heifers 24.00; cows generally steady; utility and commercial 12.00-14.00; bulls fully steady; utility and commercial 15.5018.00; vealers scarce; few standard to good 18.00-23.00. Sheep 100; steady; choice and prime spring lambs 23.50-24.00; good and choice 21.00-23.00. • Chicago Produce CHICAGO (UPD — Produce: Live poultry too few receipts. Cheese processed loaf 40%45; brick 40%-46%; Swiss 80-11 lb blocks Grade A 48%-51; B 46-49. Butter steady; 93 score 60%; 92 score 60%; 90 score 59%; 89 score 58%. Eggs about steady; white large extras 37; mixed large extras 37; mediums 35; standards 31%. Berne-Geneva Livestock Report Prices paid Sept. 1 Top veals 32.00 Top lambs 24.7® Top steers and heifers 22.00 Top bulls 18.70 Good cows 14.00-15.50 Canners and cutters 12.00-14.00 Top hogs 17.90 Top sows 16.40 Male hogs 10.90-13.60 Stencil Stylus For a stylus that will not dig into and perhaps tear a mimeograph stencil the way a commercial one often does, try using a discarded ballpoint pen, one that has gone dry.

Todays Market F. B. STEWART A CO. Corrected September 4 160 to 170 M M 170 to 180 — 15-to 180 to 190 16 50 190 to 200 >— KOO 200 to 220 17.50 220 to 240 ... 17.25 240 to 260 ............ 18.75 260 to 280 .................. 16.25 280 to 300 15.75 100-160 9.00 - 1100 Roughs 30b down 14.00 300 to 330 13.50 330 to 380 ...... 13.25 360 to 400 12.75 400 to 450 —.12.25 450 to 560 - 12.00 500 to 550 11-75 550 up — 1150 Stags ...................... 800 Boars 8.004.00 WHOMMALE WGG QUOTATIONS FunMnd By nUCATPR FARMS Corrected September 4 Large White Eggs 31 Large Brown Eggs ?1 Medium White -29 Pullets ....................... -14 GRAIN PRICES Furnished Stockman Fkrn Service Corrected September 4 Wheat No. 2 —— 1-28 Wheat No. 2 Delivered to Soya ... ........ 1-33 Ear Corn, 100 lb 169 Shelled Corn .... 1.17 Shelled Corn Delivered to Soya ....... 120 Soybeans 2.52 Soybeans delivered to Soya 2.57 New Soybeans 2.40 Oats . -60 NOTICE: OF EXECUTOR’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTT Estate No. 5930 ' Notice is Hereby given that Robert Rexford Rhodes, as Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Dalse D. Rhodes, shall, on the 12th Bay of September, 1904, at 1 P.M., sell at public auction, on the premises located at 108 E. Oak Street, Decatur, Indiana, the following described real estate, located In Deactur, Adams County, Indiana, to-wit: Commencing at a point on Oak Street in the City of Decatur, ort the north line of Outlot Number 12 in the Southern Addition to the town, now city, of Decatur, at an iron pin on the south side of Oak Street 195 feet northeast of a point where the north. —, line of said Outlot intersects with the north line of the right of way of the Chicago & Erie Railroad, thence along Oak Street in said city, being on the south line of said street 44 feet to an iron pin; thence in a southeasterly direction 195 feet to the right of way of the Chicago & Erie Railroad to an iron pin which is 804 feet east of the place of beginning; thence west along the right of way of the said railroad 57 feet to art iron pin on the north line of the right of way of said railroad; thence northwesterly 158 feet to the place of beginning, being a part of Outlot Number 12 in said City, and personal property of said decedent more specifically set out in the Personal Representative’s Inventory filed in said estate. Said public auction shall be held pursuant to authority granted by the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana, and shall be on the following terms and conditions: (a) Personal property to be sold for no less than % of the full appraised value thereof, and for cash. (b) Real estate to be sold for no less than % of the full appraised value, for cash, with 20% of the purchase price paid on the day of Sale and the remainder of the purchase prloe to he paid when the successful bidder Is furnished a mercantable abstract of title, continued to date, and a good and sufficient Executor’s Deed approved by the Court, free and clear of liens except the 1984 property taxes due in 1985. Said sale shall be subject to the approval of the Adams Circuit Court. Dated this 21st day of August, 1984. Robert Rexford Rhodes Executor Bierly & Sullivan Attorneys for Executor o. 8/81, 28 9/4.

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•W 5 £ ■ 11 ’’ It WILLIAM O. KOHLI, Bryant, was graduated from the business administration school of International College August 27, with an associate BSC degree. Kohli was graduated from Adams Central high school with the class of 1962. His extra-curricul-ar interests were centered in sports, publications, and music. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip B. Kohli, Bryant.

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