Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 45, Number 39, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 14 July 1950 — Page 5

FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1950

WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCET RATES REDUCED This is good; news for Indiana employers who buy workmen’s 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 l BAKE SALE Saturday, July 15 LOUIE’S GRILL By P. T. A. iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiHiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKiixiiiiiiiin BAKE and FOOD SALE Sat. A. M., July 15 Stucky Furniture Store In Syracuse By Home Economics Club iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Eastern Star Bake Sale Hire’s Electric Shop Sat., July 15, 10 A. M. (38-2 t

FOR SALE Corn Plow Shares, 50c each Lumber of all Kinds CARL STETLER R. R. 2 Syracuse, Indiana lr marks the I k \ ankle that Y / Y \ fashion factor X for this summer’s most attractive ankle flatter is this cool pastel multicolor elk sandal priced at ONLY 4.99 Pilcher's Shoes Men’s Sport Wear New Location — 2 Doors South of State Bank ‘ SYRACUSE, INDIANA

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compensation insurance. A 13% reduction in the present rate level has just been announced by Insurance Commissioner Frank J. Viehmann, effective July 1, 1950. The decision to reduce rates was made following a meeting between Commissioner Viehmann and the Indiana Workmen’s Compensation Rating Bureau. The Indiana State Chamber of Commerce participated. There has been a gradual reduction in compensation insurance rates over the past several years. Rates have gone down approximately 57% since 1935. Durthe same period benefits to injured employees have been materially increased. The maximum benefits are now $23.10' per week. Rate-making procedure is highly complicated. However, it works something like this. All insurance companies writing workmen’s compensation insurance in Indiana must be members of the Indiana Workmen’s Compensation Rating Bureau. The Bureau collects statistics upon which estimates can be made of losses during the year. The Rating Bureau

submits to the Insurance Qommissioner a n estimated premium which will , be required to pay losses and expenses, and a recommended rate sufficient to collect the required amount of premium. Since the Indiana Rating Bureau does not have complete statistical information, the National Council on Compensation Insurance actually compiles the information for the Rating Bureaus of the various states. The rate recommended by the Bureau must be approved by the Insurance Commissioner. A number of factors have contributed to this gradual rate reduction in Indiana. Better safety methods, resulting in decreased accident, are one of the principal factors. Increased wages have also contributed to rate reductions as well as the increase in volume of business done by insurance companies. However, since rates are based on losses, better safety records actually pay off in lower rates to employers. Another important factor has been the alertness of the Insurance Commisioner and the Division of Labor. Headquarters for a Statewide Governor’s Safety Conference is in the State Chamber offices. This Conference will be held at the Murat Temple, Indianapolis, on September 14 and 15, 1950. It is headed by Co-chairmen Fred G. Yelton, Safety Director, DelcoRemyD iv i s i on > GMC, Anderson, and R. C. Olson, Assistant Labor Commissioner of Indaina. Committees have been busy for several weeks preparing for what will probably be the most helpful Statewide Safety Conference ever held in Indiana. This Conference will concern itself with all forms of safety. It is hoped that out of it will come Suggestions which will further improve safety records in Indiana and lead to further incurance rate reductions. Details on the conference will be coming along shortly. W. R. C. MEETS The W. R. C. held their regular meeting, Friday evening in the hall with Mrs. Orley Brown and Mrs. Clarence Snyder, as hostesses. Mrs. Verla Nicolai was initiated. « The next meeting will be held August 4, ETTER WANTS TO SEE YOU About Two good buys in homes. In Syracuse proper — shown by appointments. Also have good listings on Syracuse, Wawasee and Papakeechie Lakes. Call and tpll us what you wish. If we don’t have it, we will find it for you. Buy your dream home today, and really start enjoying living — ETTER REAL ESTATE South Huntington Phones 230 R or 83414

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LIBRARY NOTES More books on fishing in the Remy Memorial library are: Fishing for Trout and Bass — John Alden Knight. The Theory and Technique of Fresh Water Fishing—John Alden Knight. Bass Tackle and Tactics—Harold C. Hollis. Fresh Water Fishing (a fisherman’s manual) —Myron E. Shoemaker. The Compleat Angler—lzaak Walton. Fishing Lake and Stream for muskalonge, pike, pan fishes, salmon, and trout—Roy Schreneisen. Two Vol. Commissioners Report on Fisheries and Game. THl'Flsh lUe Do Part (The Confessions of a Fisherman’s wife) — Beatrice Cook. At the Library Board meeting this month, the librarian reported an increase of mord than 2000 in circulation for the first six months of the year over the same period last year. Two items of building repair were considered for next year’s budget. The Action Committee of Indiana Libraries met at the local library Saturday, July 8 for their bi-monthly meeting. Those attending were: Harriet Carter, librarian of Elkhart Public Library;' Mrs. Audrey Benner, a trustee of the Elkhart Public Library; Marcelle Foote, Librarian of Connorsville Public Library, Edna Miller of the Indiana Central College Library at Indianapolis; Mary Louise Mann, librarian at Arsenal Technical High School at Indianapolis; Mrs. Irene Strieby of the Lillv Laboratories Library, Indinapolis, and Harold Brigham, Director of Indiana Indiana State Library, Indianapolis. Ethel Bowser. Librarian. B. & P. W. CLUB The Busines sand Professional Women’s Club met Tuesday evening for their July meeting at the City Park. Nineteen members and one guest enjoyed the wide variety of delicious foods at the picnic dinner. Following the dinner the president, Mildred Craig, conducted a short business meeting. Hostesses for the evening were: Betty Connolly, Rosina Baumgartner, Miriam Shupp and Cecelia Cox. Grass gettin tougher Mower a getting duller Weather a getting hotter. Why push so hard when You can get that mower Sharpened at CARWILE LAWN MOWER SERVICE 501 Lake Street Hand Mowers $1.50 to $2.50 Power Mowers $3.00 to $5.00 Phones 181-M or 34-W (39-ts) WANTED MEN STEADY EMPLOYMENT CASWELL-RUNYAN /GOSHEN Mfg. of Plywood

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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS is ; free association of men and women, who assist each other and themselves to whip a drinking problem, and lead normal lives with peace of mind. The rehabilitation of human beings is a fascinating and worthwhile endeavor. If you have a problem, write P. O. Box 388, Syracuse. (9-ts) INSURANCE IS YOUR AUTO and FIRE Insurance too high? If so, see Knox H. Stetler Agency. “Insurance at a Saving!”—Phone 4-F-12, Syracuse. (26-ts) FOR RENT FOR RENT; Cottage on Wawasee lake.—Jesse T. Mitchell, phone 1633-J. FOR RENT: Completely modern furnished apartment, north side Syracuse lake. Julius Atz. (34-ts) LOST LOST: Brown bill fold identification inside. Reward for return to owner. TEEN-AGERS GOSSIP Mary Lou Denzel was surprised, last Monday night, after closing time at the Mandarin Inn, with a birthday party from the magagement, outside friends, and other (summer - working) students. Somehow, she had been kept out of the kitchen, her orders handed to her, etc., those important few minutes when candles were being put on her birthday cake. The two cooks and Faye Wong had given her a gift earlier, and at the party, a beautiful nylon blouse was given her from the girls. A T-bone steak dinner was served and much food,ice-cream, and cake, eaten, amid birthday wishes, etc. Mary Lou did successfully blow out all the candles, so she is to get the wish made then. On the cake, was written, “Mary Lou”, and also “Mo-No”. Now, if any bf you Teeners are curious about the nickname, you’ll have to ask Mary Lou, for “Teen” reporter was told of another nickname, and, alas, getting them mixed, is scared to give out for fear of giving the wrong one. Fred Lawson, Lowell Galloway, and Art Kistler, Cromwell boys, who for some reason, seem to for dates, in the Mandarin Inn vicinity, are not so carefree as seems, for they are expecting their Draft Call, very soon. Gene Morgan, (who won the Indiana State Championship, in boat races) Bob Frye, and Charles Settles, have rented a cottage nearby, are guests, otherwise, of Dave Cook, Johnson Hotel, and Mary Lou Denzel. The boys, Howe High School students, are returning to Indianapolis soon, for another boat race. Sandra Worley, "flew through the air with the greatest of ease,” from Albuquerque, to the home of her father, Dr. J. P. Worley in Indianapolis, recently. Dr. and Mrs. Worley, brought her to Syracuse, last Saturday, to the home of her mother’s brother, Johnnie Fisher, Syracuse Lake. Sandra will have a visit now, awhile, and return to Indianapolis, until the latter part of August, when she will have more Syracuse Lake vacation. Pat Finton also “flew through the air,” probably via bicycle, to greet the object of “how many letters to Albuquerque, Pat?” Mary Lou Denzel and Sasha

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WANTED TO RENT: Two or three bed room house, year ’round. In Syracuse or town side of lake. Phone 187-R Dixie Grill. WANTED: Automobile repairing & painting. Reasonable rates. All work guaranteed. Lyle Kell, Ph. 1641-J. Next to Sargent’s Hotel. (48-ts) HELP WANTED: Woman or girl for restaurant work; this will be steady work, 6 day week, year round, experience not necessary. Dixie Grill, Syracuse, Ind. WANTED: Antique glass, china, oil lamps, dolls, marble top stands, chests of drawers, cupboards, vases, chairs, tables, etc. Write Joe Kramer, 703 Emerson, Goshen. (34-6 t WANTED: A mother for five kids any girl who accepts is crazy—but so am I—see met at the Pickwick Theatre-Friday-Satur-day, July 14-15.—Johnny. WANTED: Waitress, good salary and tips. Ranch House. Ph. 58-F-40, Cromwell. (37-ts) FOR SALE ETTER SPECIALS X X Modern house, West Main St. Well located, 5 bedrooms, 2 down, 3 up, 1% baths, electric hotwater heater, sewage, living room and dinning room combination, nice light kitchen, breakfast space, glasesd in rear porch, basement with coal furnace, and utility room, garage, garden spot. Call Etter Real Estate for price and terms. FOR SALE: 9 1-3 H. P. Evinrude outboard motor. Like new condition. $75.00. Davis at Bachman’s Trailer Camp (9-2 t FOR SALE: 1001 b. Ice Refrigerator. Also child’s fire truck. Marlin Main, phone 237-R Boston St. FOR SALE: One lift., sail boat, 16 ft. mast, fully equipped; $75.0'0. Apply, Mrs. aßtes, Dixie Grill, Syracuse, Ind. FOR SALE: Coleman Oil Burning Floor Furnace 50,000 B. T. U.’s, complete with 275 gallon oil tank filter shutoff valves copper tubing everything you need to install it. Used one year. Price complete $150.00, Syracuse Hardware Co., ph. 6. FOR SALE: Evinrude 5% H. P. outboard motor with weedless drive, new last August.—Phone 239. FOR SALE: 1946-25 ft. Kozy coach trailer with built in child’s bed. Good condition. Reasonable at Stanley farm 2 miles East of Crqmwell and 1 mile north. (35-ts) FOR SALE: Real Estate—B room home, garage, 1-2 block from lake, late residence of Grant Forrest. Excellent for tourist home. Executor’s sale. See Mrs. Groves at 400 S. Lake st., or Joseph W. Kindig, Nappannee, Ind. (26-ts) Hire were miniature-golfing, recently, but the “grapevine” did not name their partners. Sasha Hire was surf-board riding with Eddie Creighton and Bernel Slabaugh. Eddie can also pilot an airplane, eh Sasha? Five huskies turned up at “Ann’s Drive-In”' recently, at closing time. When Connie Hoover being questioned, as to who or which one would see her home? her statement was, “her mother, and sometimes a young fellow (no name given) from out of town.” Jon Bushong and Arnold Grindle were in a drugstore for two malteds, or something? Jon drank each glass of water for the two, and although the onlooker watched with “bated” breath, Jon relinquished one malted, for Arnold. Wonder if they do their “dates” the same way? Dozens of new sheer dresses, chiffons, bembergs, tissue ginghams in sizes 9 to 44. Mrs. Wm G. Connolly. NOTICE: Frozen custard, ice cream, cold drinks, root beer, sandwiches and short orders at Penningtons A. & W. Drive-In. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii MASON CONTRACTING Brick and Block Work Trick Pointing in General Water Proofing Phone Cromwell 58-F-40 Or Write JOHN KARVIS R. R. No. 2< —Syracuse

FOR SALE: We have 2 used General Electric Refrigerators 1 used ice refrigerator, 1 used Monarch electric Range, used Wringer Washers, also 1 brand new Lauson 2% h. p., outboard motor at a steal. Come in today.—Syracuse Hardware. FOR SALE: Custom tailored Venitlan Blinds. —Stucky Furniture Co., Syracuse (22-ts) FOR SALE: Potatoes. Wood in 16, 18, 28-in. length.. — J)ean Grady, Ph. 6-F-40, state Rd. 13, south of town. (1-ts) LOTS FOR SALE: In choice Wawasee subdivision, “Levernler Park”. These lots are a first class investment. 12 for sale ranging from 650.00 to 1500 each, 150 feet from shore of Wawasee Lake — Beautiful neighborhood. Excellent all year home locations. 50 down payment - 15.00 per month — Phone or see Martin Levernier, Syracuse, 157 or 204. (35-st) FOR SALE: One Universal tank type electric sweeper. Like new. Phone 54-R. FOR SALE; Calla Lilies, yellow and white bloom, African Violets. 1% mile north of Syracuse on Black Top Road. Mrs. Ralph Vail. (37-2 t FOR SALE: Choice highway building lots 60x130. Residential only. Road 13 three miles south of Syracuse. Stephen Freeman. (ts) FARMERS ATTENTION: W e have on hand 47 inch fence, 4 point Barbed Wire, 7 ft. Steel posts, see us today for your fencing needs.—Syracuse Hardware Co. Prices are advancing. Used Electric Refrigerators With 1 Year Guarantee I—Hotpoint 8 cu. ft., A-l condition Sealed Unit —$110.00. I—Crosley Shelvador, 6 cu. ft., Sealed Unit Good Condition — $85.00. 1- —Coldspot Refrigerator, 7 cu. ft., Sealed Unit —$70.00. I—Leonard, New Unit, Good Condition— $50.00. I—-Corhbination Refrigerator and Freezer, Perfect Condition, 2 cu. ft., Freezer —No defrosting —sloo.oo. I—Crosley, open unit—s4o.oo. Used Washing Machines I—Maytag,l—Maytag, 1 year old $129.00 Regular price for— $75.00. t I—Maytag, 6 years old,.white -—550.00. I—Bendix1 —Bendix Automatic, 2 years 01d—599.50. I—Launderall Automatic, used very little, perfect condition — $75.00. ’ ’ I—Apartment Washer, like new —515.00. JUDAY ELECTRIC CROMWELL, IND.

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FOR SALE: Folding garage door, four*sections, each 27 in., by 8 ft. Very reasonable. Charles Hartman, Phone 1610-W. ATTENTION FARMERS and Contractors. Du Pont dynamite. Donald LeCount. Phone 135F31 North Webster (28«4f) FOR SALE: Speed Boat Century Seamaid, 18 ft., 175 H. P. Fireball motor. Like new. Joel Wilt, Phone 190 or 44. (30-ts) FOR SALE:' Two wheel cargo trailer excellent condition. Jack Vanderford, Ideal Beach. (32-ts) FOR SALE: Built in cabinet (floor to ceiling) 45 in., long with work space and flour bin,. ■ Priced to sell. 317 S. Main. St. Joe Bushong. FOR SALE: 1947, 23 ft. Whitley house trailer in good condition. .1 Price sß*oo, Marion Beckner, 208 Bower St., Ligonier, Ind., Phone 139. (38-2 t FOR SALE: Michigan Cherries brought by Weybrights. Wm. Cable, Route 2 or 2-F23, Syracuse; Fred Blosser, 127-J, North Webster; Chas. Hinderer, 7513,, Ligonier. (39-2 t FOR SALE: Five man rubber boat Good condition. Reasonable price. Robert Hayes, Phone 402-R, Ligonier. FOR SALE: 3" new row boats, 16 ft. long, 16 in., sides. Made of Douglas Fir. Walter Thomas. 1 mile north, % mile west of Fish Hatchery. (38-ts) FOR SALE: Studio couch and 8 cu. ft., Norge refrigerator in excellent condition. Ted Tobin, Phone Milford 38-F-11. FOR SALE: Two piece Living room suite, porcelain top table, desk, laundry tubs, end tables and pair of bed springs. Mrs. Ed Kleinknight, Phone 296-R. FOR SALE: Newly remodeled Wawasee cottage. Price $10,500 One Wawasee fine beach lot, Rothenberger. FOR SALE? Several modern homes in Syracuse. Good building lots S4OO, S6OO. Time payments if you like. Rothenberger. FOR SALE: Acre tracts. One dollar down, balance like rent, 5 % interest. Access to Papakeechie lake. Prepare to build your future home. Rothenberger. FOR SALE: 20 ft., Cozy Coach House Trailer, Electric brake, Electric refrigerator, and bottled gas stove. Sleeps two, good condition. A bargain in a home on Wheels, only $850.00. — Mrs. Treve Collier, Pierceton, Ind.