Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 10 December 1964 — Page 2

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'■ 1 1 ?? ; * ? Y 2S-YEAR EMPLOYES HONORED— Service award* were presented to veteran employes ot Central Soya's Decatur plant at the "Highlights of 1564" meeting tor employes at the plant Monday evening. Service awards were presented to the employes by H. W. McMillen, board chairman, and Tom Allwein, Decatur plant manager. The 25-year employes honored, pictured above, are: rear row, left to right— James M. Myers, Cyril R. Becker, Paul L. Hilyard, Luther J. Singleton, Lauras H Meyer, Russell D. Brittson: front row, left to right—Arthur C. Shoaf, Lowell B Noll, Arthur C. Loshc. Lawrence Williamson, and Clarence Lengerich. Also receiving 25-year awards but unable to attend were Carl T. Noll • and Walter F. Baker.—(Photo by Mac Lean)

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| SALES I 395 1278I 278 ff I I j r 1 Illi I Ms; mix - 83 64 IE k ’ ‘i ? II NEW HIGH IN SALES—H. W. McMillen, chairman of the board of Central Sova, is shown pointing to a chart revealing a new high sales record achieved by the company during the past year. McMillen was the principal speaker at Central Soya’s "highlights of 1964 ’ meeting for employes of the company and Bag Service, Inc., at the local plant Monday night.—(Photo by Mac Lean)

Second Woman Held As Holdup Suspect Miss Delores Bragg, 24, ot Fort Wayne, was arrested in that city by police on a preliminary charge of asault and battery with intent to commit robbery. Her bond was set at $2,000. Fort Wayne police said Miss Bragg is a suspect in an attept to rob Loren U. Springer, 36, of Linn Grove, as he sat in his car at a street intersection in Fort Wayne Dec. 2. Sprunger fought off three womeln and the robbery failed. Mary Louise Stevens, 24, was arrested earlier on a preliminary charge of attempted robbery and for assault and battery in connection with the case. The third woman is still being sought.

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Presbyterians Honor New Members Sunday Following the worship service Sunday morning at the First Presbyterian church, new members will be honored at a coffee hour. Mrs. M." A. Frtsinger, membership committee chairman, has arranged the recognition with her committee, who will serve as hostesses. Members who will be publicly received into the fellowship of the church during the worship service will be guests at the coffee hour in order that members may become better acquainted with them. As this has not been done for several years, members received during 1962, 1963 and 1964 will all be given recognition, and they and their families are asked to stay for the coffee hour.

Truck Damaged In ‘ Wreck Wednesday ; An Allen Dairy milk truck. ' driven by Foss D. Folk, Jr., 44, of Fort Wayne, received an esti- a mated SIOO damage at noon Wednesday. Although there was no collision, a car operated by Phillip T. Mcßride, 22, at Preble, was involved in the mishap that occurred on county road 37, one-quar-ter mile north of Preble. Mcßride was southbound and the milk truck northbound, when both neared a narrow bridge. Both applied the brakes of their vehicles, only Mcßride’s car went into a skid. Folk, in attempting to miss the car, lost control of his vehicle and it dropped off the berm into a ditch and onto its top. Snow and ice made the county road extremely slick, according to sheriff Roger Singleton, who investi- , gated. In addition to the truck, two | rods of fence owned by Adelbert Rekeweg, of Preble, received S2O I damage, and a county highway speed limit sign was torn down. *■ iSh I 1. y ROBERT L. CLARK, Jr., S s the ’ name of the four pound, nine and ! one half ounce son of Robert L. ! and Shirley Sivers Clark, Sr., . J route 4, born at the Adams counI ty memorial hospital at 2:01 a.m., ! November 26, 1964. — (Photo by F Cole) ! ■**- * : ' i SK . A3' A ■ f ts ' i ■ Tl • • ; ■■mkHm’A f AL E. ZEIGLER is the name of f the eight pound, eight ounce son J of Richard and Janet Cook Zeigf ler, route 1, Geneva, born at the I Adams county memorial hospital t at 10:41 a. m., November 30, 1964. I —(Photo by Cole) } TONY RANDAL BAUERMEISTJ ER is the name of the eig’it I pound, thirteen ounce son of Norft bert and Alice Elaine Kukelhan I Bauermeister, route 1, Ossian, ft born at the Adams county mes mortal hospital at 1:10 a. m.. ft December 2, 1964. — (Photo by ! Colei.

Officers Named By Volunteer Firemen Decatur fire chief Cedric Fisher has announced that the election of officers for the Decatur volunteer fire department was completed this week.

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Officers electe l first assiltMPt. TheoOOfW BSWMTe seSnd assistant. Bob Working®-; secretary, Eugene ant secretary. Bert Ralston, treasurer, Gene Moser; trustee for one year, Russell Baumgartaer, trustee for two years. Dick Girod.