Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 231, Decatur, Adams County, 30 September 1964 — Page 6

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No One Injured In Pair Os Accidents Two accidents occurred on county roads Tuesday, one being investigated by the sheriff’s departrnbnt, and the other was reported to the same department. Sheriff Roger Singleton investigated a one-car mishap that happened on county road 4, three miles north and three miles west of Decatur, at p.m. Ronald E. Schnepp, 16-year-old resident of 720 N. Third St., was west bound on the county road when the right front tire of his auto blew out, forcing his auto out of control. The car was swerving as it entered a small bridge, and the right side struck

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the cement banister of the bridge. The auto 'Continued a short distance after knocking a piece of the bridge into the water, before coming to rest. Schnepp es g caped uninjured, and damages fl were estimated at 1200 to thejj car and SSO to the bridge. At 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, EugeneJ. Heimann, 35, of route 4, De-5 catur, reported to the sheriff's •< department an accident involving the auto he was operating. Heimann lost control of his car on county road 11, four miles south and three-tenths of a mile west of Decatur, about 15 minutes earlier. The auto went into a ditch and received about 8175 damage. If you have something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want ads — They get BIG results.

Rockford Livestock Dealer Is Fined Lester G. Brandt, livestock I dealer of Rockford, 0., was fined I S2OO and given a three-months’ I suspended sentence by Judge ' Frank L. Kloeb in U. S. dis- ! trict court at Toledo, 0., after ' pleading guilty to failure to com- ■ ply with U. S. agriculture department regulations covering the movement of cattle and sheep coming from an infected area. The Rockford dealer was charged July 3 with transportating 21 head of breeding ewes from Geneva to Mercer county, 0., and failed to show the sheep had had been inspected or vaccinated. The federal government’s criminal information against Brandt in July explained the imported sheep were not dipped in an approved substance to kill scabies, an ailment prevalent at that time among cattle. Brandt had been convicted in November, 1959, on a similar charge. Furnace Motor Is Damaged By Fire Firemen were summoned to a appartment house at -304 N. Tenth St., at the corner of Jackson St., at 12:55 a.m. today when a furnace motor caught fire. The motor was the only thing damaged, and was estimated at sls. Firemen were at the scene of the blaze until 12:45 a.m.

GIRL SCOUTS hON LUTHERAN Zion Lutheran junior <rirl Scout troop 65 and their leaders, Mrs. Richard Reimer, Mrs. Leßoy Huffman, and Mrs. Norbert Bleeke, spent Friday night tent camping in the Ouabache state park near Bluffton. After putting up the tents late Friday afternoon, the girls enjoyed eating their meal out of doors and spent the beautiful evening sitting around the campfire singing. Saturday, the girls enjoyed fixing their meals in the open air, taking a hike and going on a scavenger hunt. By the end of the day, all the tents were folded and they were a tired, but happy, group of Girl Scouts. Elaine Witte, Scribe TROOP 672 The opening meeting for g r oup 1, troop 672 began with the “Girl Scout Promise.” This marked the fifth year for many of the girls in scouting. The election of officers was held and the following officers were voted in: president, Janet Miller; treasurer, Denise Butler; scribes, Jane Gase and Frances Schultz. The meeting ended when the twelve members joined hands to sing “Taps.” Jane Gase, Scribe Backhaus Bros. Cow Completes Record Peggy’s Ruth of the Highlands, an eight-year-old registered cow in the Ayrshire herd of Backhaus Bros., Decatur route 3, has completed an official milk production record of 14,170 pounds, with 541 pounds of butterfat, on twice daily milking and for a testing period not exceeding 305 days in length. The record is one of many being made by an increasing number of registered Ayrshires on the Ayrshire breeders' association official HIR and DHIR testing programs. It is equal to over 21 uuarts of milk per day for the 10-month test period, and is one and seven-eighths time the national average for all dairy cows. Also in the BacKhaus herd is Star’s Queen Fredericks, aged seven, giving 31,920 pounds of milk, 595 pounds of butterfat, equalling 21 quarts of milk per day for an average of one and seven-eights times the national average. Early Settlement Os Strike Unlikely DETROIT (UPI) — The United Auto Workers union and General Motors Corp, met today in an effort to end a sixday strike by more than a quarter million workers. But neither UAW President Walter P. Reuther nor GM Vice President Louis G. Seaton offered any hope the strike would be settled this week. Seaton Tuesday told reporters he planned to negotiate through the week and Reuther, said to effect a settlement this week “things would have to move faster” than they have been. The UAW called the strike at 89 of GM’s I’o plants Friday when the two parties failed to agree on about six key noneconomic issues. About 260,000 of the automaker’s nearly ’50,000 workers left the job. Both sides have spent most of their bargaining sessions trying to speed up local level agretments. Seaton and Reuther agreed settlements will hav to be reached at “the vast major-' • ity” of GM’s 130 local bargaining unis before he naional pn be pu tgther„ Only handful had sttled — none of them key locals.

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Ordered To Court On Traffic Charge Roger L. Deßoo, l»-year-old resident of 233 N. 16th St., has been cited into justice of the peace court. Deßoo was cited by city police at 1:05 a.m. today for operating a motor vehicle that was improperly registered, on Monroe street in the city. He has been slated to appear in J. P. court October 9. Yost Construction Low On Road Project The Indiana state highway department Tuesday opened bids on nearly $5 million worth of road and bridge construction projects. The Yost Construction Co., Decatur, was the low bidder at $38,397 for widening and replacement

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