Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 255, Decatur, Adams County, 28 October 1964 — Page 8

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.4|WM|K7. \9 \,« " ja®w aSML ir \, iE^" r H LAST WEEK— Mrs.<Snrah Minch. 404 S Eleventh street, Decatur, celebrated her ninety-fourlh birthday last Thursday. A native ot Adams county, she was born Oct. 22, 1870 in Jefferson township, the daughter of John and Mary Harden. She was married in 1888 to Peter Minch, .who died in 1939. Eight of her twelve children are still living. Two of her sons, "Charles and Mathias, are residents of Decatur. The head of five generations, she has 15 grandchildren and 25 great, grandchildren.—(Photo by Mac Lean)

New Billiard Room Opens Here Saturday “The Golden Q,’’ Decatur’s new billiard room, will hold its grand opening Saturday, October 31, and a pre-opening Friday afternoon, according to announcement today by owner Leonard J. Spa! lone. The formal grand opening will be held all day Saturday nt the new billiard room, located at 232' •W. Madison street (fb'rmcFtT Klenk’s), and featuring the.latest equipment from Brunswick. The pre-opening will be held from 3.t0 6p. m. Friday, and the public is also invited ’to nt-

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CORRECTION! THE NAME OF DR. JOHN E. DOAN —• •- - ± Candidate for County Coroner Was Unintentionally Omitted from the Tuesday Advertisement of the Adams County Republican Central Committee.

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tend, as well as on Saturday. Spallone also owns a "Golden Q” billiard room in Bluffton and his brother, Joseph Spallone, will manage both the Bluffton and Decatur parlors. Eleven new tables are in the 41 by 96 foot billiard room, which features billiards, snooker and pocket billiards, phis coffee, hot chocolate, sandwiches and soft drinks from vending machines. The Spnllones, of Fort Waynp, opened their first "Golden Q" in Bluffton late last June. . i DmA MM The new billiqrd parlor will be open from noon to midnight, seven days a week, and the management said they will cater to families, including the ladies. A Indies day will be held Sunday. November 1, with all ladies accompanied by a gentleman able to play free of charge. Tn’-frurtlons wl'l b" 4»iv«>n to ladies on selected afternoons in about two or three weeks, Spnllony said Leagues will bo formed In the near future, but Snallone emphasized that there will always be several tables available for open play. He addl’d dhaf 10 years of ni’o will not bo permitted in the billiard room after 6:3(1 p m . unless they are aocompanied by ’an ndult. GIRL scon s Troop 39 All four patrols met in a circle and" we talked about scouting and said the promise We plan to have an outing in November. We had a contest to sec which l>atrol knows the laws best. At closing, we sang songs. Teresa Collins, scribe"

ELECTION (Continued from Page One) ders and Alice J. Cook, clerks; George J. Trlcker, sheriff. 3-A — Lola Gould, judge; Lucile Swearingen and Edythe Lankenau, clerks; Lois J. Franz, * sheriff. 3-B — Agnes E. Spra2"gue, judge; Mildred E. Smith and Clarice R. Hill, clerks; Les- ; soe O. Foreman, sheriff. 3-C — - Eileen Rice, judge; Helen G. Schultz and Wilma Small, clerks; . Edith Crawford, sheriff. Decatur- ~ Root — Donna V. Snyder, judge; , Thcola E. Poirng and Mildred N. i Nash, clerks; Ernest F. Rekeweg, - ahenf. Berne Workers Democratic election board members in Berne are: A— Vilas Schindler, inspector; Pauline Kaeser, judge; Treva B. Lehman and Ruby Hussman, clerks; Bernis Elzey, sheriff. B — Richard Bebout, inspector; Joe Salono, judge; Mrs. Vaughn Schindler and Mrs. Maynard Lehman, clerks; Jimmie Sprunger, sheriff. C — • Eli Graber, inspector; Eda M. - Sweehey, judge; Opal Kiefer and Helen M. Habegger. clerks; Edwin Neuhauser, sheriff. D — Leonard Baumgartner, inspector; Margaret Fenstermaker, judge; Norma Agler and Martha L. Miller, clerks; Victor Eicheberger, sheriff. Berne Republican workers: Lorraine J. McKean, judge: Elizabeth £. Sprunger and Florine N Sprunger, clerko; Milton E. Liechty, sheriff. B — Howard M. Culp, judge; Florine Thompson and Bernice L. Flueckiger, clerks; Berber L. Burdg. C — Hulda Nyffeler, Judge; Anna M. Haecker and Doris G. Watson, clerks; Edward Eichenberger, sheriff. D — Calvin Sprunger, judge; Velma Smith and Edna I. Mason, clerk; Phyllis Conrad, sheriff. Geneva Boards Geneva election board memi bers, Democratic, are: A— MarI ion O. Smith. Jr., inspector; Helen Umpleby, judge; Joan Bixler i and Olive Mann, clerks; Ernest W. Bingar, sheriff. B — Gretchen Baumgartner, inspector; Edilh ’ Nveil, judge; Shirley Miller and i Catherine Rhodes, clerks; Clar--1 ence Buckingham, sheri f. Geneva Republican workers: Nell Edwards, judge; Donna Vorhees and Ruth Linton, clerks; Charles A. Rope, sheriff. B—--1 Eleanor Snyder, judge; Nora Hull and Irene Sprunger, clerks; Harry Kamman, sheriff. Rest of County • Democratic workers in the remaining precincts in the county ure as follows: French—Martin Moeschberger, inspector; Menno Augsburger, judge; Florence Lehman, clerk; Elmer M. Moser, sheriff, N. Hartford— Ralph Miller, inspector; Jean Noll, judge; Helen Reynolds and Lena Rey. , nolds, clerks; Fred Llby, sheriff, i S. Hartford—Hannah Schaadt, inspector: Grant Lindsey, judge; Linda Striker, clerk;, Harold Shoemaker, sheriff. N. Wabash—Homer C. Miller, inspector: Esther F. Biberstein, judge; Virginia Burke, clerk; Florine-JU Dynes,, sheriff.. Cey-lon-Dora Ann Long, inspector; Aveline M Tschannan, judge: Pearl L. Yoder, clerk; Ruby Augsburger, sheriff E. Jefferson—Vernon C. Bollenbacher, inspector; Ralph Christy, judge; Helen Kenney, clerk; Harvey E. Crandall, sheriff. W. JeffersonHenry I. Rumple, inspector; Woodrow Kelly, judge; Ethel First State Bank To Be Open Later Friday Officials of the First State Bank announced today that effective Friday of this week, all departments and the lobby of the bank , wi'l be open each Fridav afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30 o’clock, in addition to regular banking hours. Regular hours at the bank are from 9 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. The sidewalk window will continue to be open on Wednesdays from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.. but it will not be operated on Fridays. If you have something to sell of trade — use the Democrat Want ada — They get BIG results.

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Smltley, clerk; Hattie Brunner, sheriff. N. Washington—James Schindler, inspector; Eloise Roeder, Judge; Cleo May Baker and Helen Gase, clerks; Fred Geimer, sheriff. S. Washington — Helen Ruth Martin, inspector; Margaret R. Lengerich, judge; Kay Martin and Barbara A. Bryan, clerks; Doyle E. Rich, sheriff. N. St. Marys—Nellie Jackson, inspector;' Nina P. Ross, judge; May Tope, clerk; Irma L. Mailand, sheriff. S. St. Marys—Vernon W. Riley, inspector; Edna E. Davidson, Judge; Helen Williamson, clerk; Veronica L. Black, sheriff. N. Blue Creek — Floyd L. Meyer, inspector; Myrtle Schiig, judge; Grace Lila Bryan, clerk; Zelma Workinger, sheriff. S. Blue Creek—Earl Sipe, inspector; Donelda E. Marckel, judge: Edith E. Miller, clerk: Carrie Sipe, sheriff. N. Monroe — Homer Winteregg, inspector; Otto Hoffman, judge; Gromania Owens and Milita Moeschberger, clerks: William Zurcher, sheriff. S. Monro J l . —Corrine V. Lehman, inspector;*

The FIRST STATE BANK of DECATUR s' ’ „ Announces Starting OCTOBER 30th ALL-DEPARTMENTS and the LOBBY WILL BE OPEN EVERY FRIDAY 3:30 P. M. to 5:30 P. M. PLUS THE REGULAR HOURS 9:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. — In Our effort to give You, the Customers, the Best in Banking Service, We believe it is desirable to OPEN ALL DEPARTMENTS and the LOBBY These Additional Hours on FRIDAYS. • « SIDEWALK WIHDOW OPEH AS USUAL EVERY WEDNESDAY 3:30 to 5:30 P.M. (Note: Sidewalk Window Not Open On Fridays) r \ ‘ c ■ ' . • * .• *** * Flß te£ HK /V Established 1883 ® member . member 4k® F.D.I.C. Federal Rasery.

Kedwin Graber, Judge; Marjorie McKean and Martha J. Sommer, clerk; Eli M. Schwartz, sheriff., E. Union—Francis Geimer, inspector; Herman Ulman, judge; Norma P. Thieme, clerk; Walter Bleeke, sheriff. W. Union—Adele E. Bleeke, inspector; Ella L. Thieme, judge; Evelyn R. G-ote, clerk; Herman Geimer, sheriff. E. Root—Dora Fleming inspector; Lawrence Beckmeyen, judge; Parilee L. Johnson and Imogene M. Abbott, clerks; Otto W. Weidler, sheriff. W. Root — August Selking, inspector; Herman Bulmahn, judge; Mrs. Nevin Miller and Mrs. Charles Graves, clerk; Paul Becker, sheriff. N. Preble—Martin F. Gallmeyer, inspector; William Kreytzman, judge; Marjorie Meyer, clerk; Frederick Mailand, sheriff. S. Preble—Oswald Hoffman, inspector; Ed. Arnold, judge; Robert Werling, clerk; Henry Hildebrand, sheriff. N. Kirkland— Ruth H. Frauhiger, inspector; Leona A. Beavers, judge; Glenna Ross, clerk; Will F. Scherrv, 1 sheriff. S. Kirkland—Nellie M.

Schlickman, inspector; Verea Johnson, judge; Evelyn B. Adler, clerk; Flossie A. Anderson, sheriff. Republican Boards Members of the Republican election boards are as follows: French—Henrietta F. Nussbaum, judge; Bernice Engle, clerk; Otto H. Klickman, sheriff. N. Hartford—William Joray, judge; Tressie Glendening and Mrs. Hubert ’Wheeler, clerks; Bert Brewster, sheriff. S. Hartford—Emma Martin, judge; * Louise Glendening, clerk; Virgil Arnold, sheriff. N. Wabash—Carl W. Amstutz, iudec; Carol Faye Bixler, clerk; Erwin Bauman, sheriff. Ceylon—Edna Adams, judge; Lavina Van Emons, clerk; Marjorie Rais t 0.% sheriff. E. Jefferson—Helen Egly. judge; Edith Morrison, clerk; Marjorie Adams, sheriff. W. Jefferson — Magdalena E. Amstutz, judge; Marcus E. Luginbill, clerk; Jerry Brewster, sheriff. N. Washington—Alvan W. Lawson, judge; Margaret Price and Norma Lord, clerks; Omar V. Peterson, sheriff. S. Washington

—Virgene L. Bowers, judge; Lillie Mitchel and Ellis V. Converse, clerks; Maxine Engle, sheriff. N. St. Marys — Samuel Cottrell, judge; Bertha V. Bowen, clerk; Edward Koos, sheriff. S. St. Marys — Mary Melching, judge; Bertha I. Daniels, clerk; Theodore R. Dague, sheriff. N. Blue Creek— Larry W. Myers, judge; Helen Gilbert, clerk; Clair E. Kelsey, sheriff. S, Blue Creek — Rose M. Jackson, judge: Melinda Lu Lehman, clerk; Bertha Hoblet, sheriff. N. Monroe —Mabie 1. Ehrsam, judge; Helen J. Parrish and Martha G. Essex, clerks; Martin L. Huser, sheriff. S. Monroe — Sylvan Sprunger, judge; Lavon Wulliman and Waneta Habegger, clerks; Rufus Sprunger, sheriff. E. Union-Mrs. Hugh V. Nidlinger, judge; Nida Leitsch, clerk; Bernice Brodbeck, sheriff. W. Union—Herman D. Brown, judge; R’Lene R. Fletcher, clerk; Argo B. Sudduth, sheriff. E. Root — Urcel Miller, judge; Helen G. Rice and Alice C. Moses, clerks; Dale H. Coffee, sheriff. W. Root

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—Chauncey A. Sheets, judge; Mary E. Fuhrman and Florence J. Susdorf, clerks; Vesta A. Brokaw, sheriff. N. Preble —Irene S; Fenner, judge; Bernice E. Carton, clerk; Harvey E. Caston, sheriff. S. Preble—Glen Girod, judge; Arthur W. Adam, Clerk; Charles Fuhrman, sheriff. N. Kirkland — Ruth B. Sommer, judge; Virgean L. Bowers, clerk; Joseph Sovine, sheriff. S. Kirk-land-Edith Arnold, judge; Bonnie Bryan, clerk; Martha J. Steury, sheriff.

CLUE No. 3 MISS ASTRO-SONIC Lives in beautiful county named after sixth President. 138 N. Second St. Ph. 3-2088