Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 3, Number 2, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 15 December 1939 — Page 8

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WEATHER AIDS HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE WORKERS •v Absence of snow and comparatively mild weather during the past several weeks has 'permitted rapid progress in maintenance work on the state highway system, T. A. Dicus, chairman of the State Highway Commission, reported today. With all equipment and materials ready for emergency use in the event of heavy snows, workers have been engaged in other maintenance operations. Renewal of centerlines, cleaning drainage ditches, filling pavement cracks, replacing signs, patching and shoulder improvement are among the present activities. Maintenance of the ten thousand miles of state highways is becoming one of the major functions

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of the Commission and one of the points for which Indiana wins commendation from tourists. As a Washington society reporter remarked the other day, “There are still plenty of people who aren't ready to see the Executive Mansion turned into a McNutt House.” “Free Wimpy’ at Dixie.’’ B. R. Laughlin

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LOCAL LINES On Wednesday, Mrs. May Kindig, chairman of the school milk fund, received a cheek for $68.40 from the Business and Professional Women’s club. Mrs. Wilma Hire, Mrs. Millard Hire, Mrs. Charles Howard and Mr. Charles Brian spent Thursday in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Hire spent Thursday in Fort Wayne.

DIXIE y <"N G) Super Creamed X. ,CE CREAM OVX v W Home Made Y/R V pies “ Buy ’Em By The Sack” Ground Steak - Baked Ham DeLuxe Hot Dogs Barbecue - Toasted Cheese REMEMBER THE DIXIE FOR A DELICIOUS TOASTED ROLL AND A CUP OF THAT FAMOUS JAVA-MOCHA COFFEE AT BREAKFAST TIME. HOME for LOW ( ■ ROUND-TRIP: \\ rail fares . /, GO SEE THE HOME FOLKS / Ih r 0R HAVE THEM V,S,T YOU / llH'l • \/ Tickets on sale Dec. 21 to Jan. 1 incl. n x J Stay until January 7if you wish * Take your Holiday trip this year BY TRAIN. Safe —Comfortable — Economical! Tickets good in Coaches—stopovers permitted. Go B& O and enjoy the comforts and conyAt / veniences of modem equipment. Good meals r \\ I —appetizingly prepared at attractive prices. Avoid highway hazards and delays caused by winter weather —GoB&O. For information and tickets, consult LOCAL TICKET AGENT

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