Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 48, Number 6, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 18 November 1954 — Page 7

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FMISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE NOW IS the tune to order your K photographic Christmas cards, f Bachtel Studio phone 50-W F Syracuse. st2x A DOOR DeSoto custom sedan. . Phone 1627-L. Jesse Mitchell Its 77SED—Wringer type washing > machine and galavanized double laundry tubs. Call Mrs. Jack Kun pt-1 — 158-M FOR SALE: 1940 Ford panel .delivery truck; Mt-ton; six i tires; good condition. $75.00; , phone 191. ask for Mr. Borsodi. FOR SALE? Play pen in good con- > dition SB.OO. Phone 124-R lt6 FOR SALE : Used electnc ranges i and water heaters in good condition. Northern Indiana Public > Service Company. Goshen 10t50 FOR SALE: Story and Clark k Pianos. Stucky Furniture. F 45tf k 1952 PALACE HOUSE TRAILER ’ 39 Foot Like New A • Fully Equipped ■ Used only 3 months for lake ' Cottage $3195 Write Box 541 or call 346 Goshen, Indiana 2t6 16 1-2 CUBIC FOOT DEEj* FRE-, eze freezer and warranty. $225.00. Hire Electric and Appllances lt6x CHEVOLET Station Wagon? Two Tone Green. V 8 Motor, Power Glide. Power Brakes. Call 1616 W or see Harry; L Appenzeller. Will trade and I f finance. ■ BEAGLE PUPS— For sale or will r trade for 410 shotgun. Richard Zimmer. Rt. 3, Warsaw.lt6 ■B PC~ DINING ROOM SUITE K S2O 00. Console Radio $5.00. Up F right Desk $3.00. Phone 619-R FI 'l.l ER BRUSHES—PIus a fine ■ line -of Xmas Gifts in both F Brushes and Debutant CosmetK ics Robert Kaiser. Phone 79F12 B Milford ■' You'll feel like screaming when ft-Ou see REAR WINDOW at the Fcrystal Theatre next Sunday/ and Tuesday. * ■ Termites ft DO NOT LET TERMITES ■AT AWAY YOUR BOMB Free Inspection — No Obligation / PHONE or WRITE UNIVERSAL , TERMITE CONTROL Phone 072 — 120 N. Scott St. Warsaw, Indiana I „ —OR — WAWASEH LUMBER CO. * Hyracnae. Indiana • I BOCK’S BOAT LIVERY ■ear Waco Sooth Side I Lake Wawanee Pbooe 614-M Oathoard Motor Service Boat* > Moton for rent. Authorised Dealer for Johnaon outboard motor*. Lawn and » Wicker Furniture Spraying. Lavra Mowers Sluu pen rd. SAVE ON : T.V. SERVICE M Per CaU W (plus parts) 1 Anywhere in Kosciusko & So. Elkhart County * NO MILEAGE CHARGE , NO HIDDEN EXTRAS FOR OVERTIME * —All Work Guaranteed—.LAKELAND ELECTRONICS , PHONE 221— MILFORD Open • a.m. to 9 pun. t PERS INSTALLED Fill Dirt & Gravel ► Dump Truck Available » Phone 1619-R | TOM HANN Syracuse, Indiana —

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the friends and neighbors and Hex Grange and Hex Rural Home E. C. Club for their many acts of kindness and sympathy. Also for the beautiful floral offering during the illness and following the death of our dear Mother Mrs. Cleo Gilmore lt6x MR. AND MRS. THEODORE VORBIS MR. AND MRS. PLACE CARD OF THANKS Thanks to my neighbors and friends for their lovely flowers, gifts and cards received during my recent illness. MRS. BERT B. CRIPE ’ ■iM'imfim uit COTTAGE at Webster Lake. For Sale or rent year around home. Located South side of lake on bay. Partly furnished. Semimodern, very reasonable. Clyde R. Hobbs. Monore, Ind. Adams Co. lt6x MISCELLANEOUS CALL 231 Syracuse if you have grain to sell. Also Trucking service on grain, feed and coal. SOUTH SHORE BEAUTY SHOP open and for appointments call 609-J or 19-W, STRAUS AND DOLANS AFP. 50. 51, 52 Phone 50171—Laport, Indiana or Write R. L. Miller R R 2. Box 120. Wilkerton, Ind. ' REAR WINDOW, —Janies Stewart s great suspense thriller is coming to the CRYSTAL November 21 22 23. WANTED: Someone Who drives from vicinity of Syracuse. Ind. to or through Ashley. Ind before 7:00 am. to deliver newspapers to post office every Thursday. Phone Syracuse-Wawasee Journal at Syracuse 191.dhtf Protect yourself against a rise in interest rates. If you get a Federal Land Bank loan on your farm Now. you will never pay more than 4% interest . You have the safety of 33 years to pay. but you can pay any amount any time. A farmers' cooperative. Martin M. Bassett. Sec.-Treas.. North Central Indiana, N. F. L A.. Room 23 Shoots Bldg . Goshen. Indiana. New Telephone Goshen 3-2210; and 120 W. Market St.. Warsaw. Indiana (41-ts) HIHH FIIIEIT 2 MODERN HOUSES with 2 and 3 bedrooms. Phone 55 R North Webster. ROOM FOR~RENT—MaIeCaIi 164 J. Syracuse. HOUSE FORRENT—Furnished and one modem 3-room apartment with stove and refrigerator. Phone 29-R lt6 FOR RENT—Two story dwelling, modem, in Syracuse. Lauck* Xanders. Phone 7. FOR RENT: Two bedroom, bath, home Ogden Island, economical to heat. Boat and water privi- | leges. Bordering lot C C Mason. Phone loß Syracusesotf APARTMENTS ready for occupancy. 3 rooms & bath, complete kitchen, stove & ice box furnished Zone heat control. Heat & water furnished. Ph. 198. Edw. E. Stephenson. Realtor. 2tf FOR RENT : One modem winter home, furnished or unfurnished. Now ready for occupancy. See. write or call Jesse T. Mitchell, phone 1627-L or 73. 49tf WANTfI Wanted: Furs and hides of all kinds. Victor Baugnbaugh. Gra velton. Indiana. Fhone L-423 Nappanee. Indiana4t6x Antiques of all descriptions, colored glassHaviland. brass/x old cars and brass lights, fuimittire. What have you? Phone \334-R The Village Antique Shop J Syracuse / ~ SPECIALIZED PRIRTIMBi 7 Specialized printed forms for restaurants. garages, hotels, laundries. service stations, a* well as other types of business printing, may be obtained at the Journal office. . ." SOCIAL ST anti El Y Personal printed stationery, announcement card*, weddings, correspondence cards, name and address labels. AU of these, expertly printed in the most socially accepted manner, are available at the Journal office SEPTIC TANK A SEWER SERVICE | On Call Year Arvtmd by Permanent Resident. OSCAR DAHL Phone 820-W TV SERVICING ■ Any Make Any Hour 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph. 32F30 Milford CLYDE W. OAKES PiMte Aoc***t**t SYRACUSE, INMANA Telepins* 141 • Office lew Leceted 2H W. Maia St.

HELF WAITED BOY WANTED—High school senior, to work afternoons and evenings at Journal plant. See Mr. Pauli Monday after school. CORRESPONDENTS WANTED— The Journal needs news correspondents in North Webster. NewParis. Leesburg, Benton. Milford, and Cromwell. Good pay. Write Editor. Journal, Syracuse. Ind. SEATICES WILL BABY SIT evenings in your home. 50c per hour. Call 1626 W. Mrs. Robert Sheire. 2t5 SEPTIC TANKS Cesspools and toilet vaults vacuum cleaned. Sewer lines and basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. No digging necessary. No mileage charge. Ph. 94M Milford. 43tf Don't o look now but there’s plenty of excitment coming your way in Rear Window at the Costal November 21 22 23. USE THE WANT ADS SYRACUSE HOMES Our listings on “In Town” property are very interesting. Phone us if you want an ' In Town” property. FOR RENT—6 room modem new house on Road No. 13 south of Syracuse. Two bedrooms. $65 per month. FOR SALE—6 room, byear old modem, south of Syracuse on Road 13. $9,250. SISOO down. LAKE HOMES Summer and year ’round lake homes on ever.- shore. We *lll be glad to show these properties. LAKE WAWASEE PROPERTIES LAKE WEBSTER PROPERTIES LAKE TIPPECANOE PROPERTIES LAKE LOTS LOTS ON RO AD 13 We have the most complete list of the best buys. WE ARRANGE FINANCING EDW. E. STEPHENSON Real Estate Broker Downtown Syracuse Across from New Post Office — PHONES — .. Office. 198 — Res.: 319 or 631-R —INVESTMENT PROPERTIES— We have several multiple family homes for combination home and income or full investment to yield as much as 12%. EDW. E. STEPHENSON REALTOR Across from New Post Office Phone 198 HARRISON STREET LOT Comer lot. near downtown. A perfect lot for two-family dwelling. EDW. E. STEPHENSON REALTOR Across from New Post Office Phone 198 BROOKLYN' STREET Three bedroom, modem home. Stoker fired furnace. Near new school. $6,000.00. EDW. E. STEPHENSON REALTOR Across from New Post Office Phone 198 l et nallN 1 17 /\k TMrt'i m»« «*«y t« Bad bargaias ia the Clanifiad SactUa as this UM FM TIEM TDMH i " 11

C 6. ETTER REALTOR SEE ETTER REAL ESTATE FOR THE FOLLOWING GOOD BUYS: Phones: 350 — 653-L SYRACUSE AREA 5 Acres with 4-bedroom modren unfurnished year-round brick house. Compact kitchen, cheerful living room, with 2 bedrooms downstairs and 2 bedrooms up. Full basement, laundry room and recreation room. Automatic gas hot water heat. Two miles out Good road, school bus, location. Price onlysl2,ooo, terms, possession. ☆ ☆ ☆ P.AP.AKEECHIE LAKE Modem. 3 - bedroom unfurnished year ’round home, floored attic, easily made into two nice bedrooms. Screened and glassed-in porch, living room and dining room combination. Compact kitchen, utility room in basement. new oil furnace, home fully insulated. Lake front lot 50 x 250 with lots of trees. Price only $9000.00. Terms. ☆ ☆ ☆ WAWASEE CHANNEL Kale Island Two bedroom, unfurnished year ’round home. Living room, kitchen and bath, utility r6om. Oil space heater included. Garage. Nice lot 50 x 150. Value at $6500. ☆ ☆ ☆ Jost Listed WAWASEE CHANNEL j Two bedrooms, furnished, modem, knotty pin.e interior, lovelykitchen. large living room, screened-in porch. Garage. Value at $9000.00. Terms. ☆ ☆ ☆ WAWASEE LAKE Lake Front—One bedroom, modem. nicely furnished cottage. Price only $7500.00. Terms. ☆ ☆ ☆ WAWASEE LAKE FRONT Year ’round unfurnished 3 bedroom home with 2 baths. Built in 1950. Large living room, din- • ■-> ing area. Glassed and screened front porch. Well planned kitchen. nice cabinets. Automatic oil heat. 2-car garage attached. Well worth the price of $25,000.00. ☆ ☆ ☆ WAWASEE VILLAGE See Today Three bedrooms, large closets, spacious living room, picture windows. Ultra modem kitchen, hardwood floors. Built in 1952. Automatic oil-fired, baseboard hot water heat, insulated. Large spacious lot. Price reduced from $16,500 to $15,000. ☆ ☆ ☆ RAINEY’S COURT Two bedroom, modem, furnished, or unfurnished home, kitchen, living room, nice glassed-in front porch, garage. Price unfurnished at $7500.00. ☆ ☆ ☆ WAWASEE LAKE CHANNEL EAST SIDE Year ’round, modem, unfurnished home built in 1952. 2 large bedrooms. spacious closets. Additional room for two extra bedrooms on second floor. Wellplanned kitchen, beautiful cabinets. living room that is light and spacious, picture windows and — cozy hvmg. Hardwood floors, frill basement, utility rm., gas heat. Priced below reproduc- » tion cost at $18,750. ☆ ☆ ☆ SYYRACUSE LAKE One bedroom, modem, furnished, year ’round home. Spacious well planned kitchen, comfortable living room, basement, utility room. Balue at $8,000.00 unfurnished; $9,000.00 furnished. Terms. ☆ ☆ ☆ * • BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Dairy Queen Going established business. Owner has other business interests. Contact me for complete information. ☆ ☆ ☆ i The number of inquiries relative to lake and town properties show a marked iqqroaae. If you plan to sell, contact us. Our service and ability to get the job done b backed by our many satisfied customers. SEE . . . ETTER . . . today

LE6AL IOTICES LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given, the taxpayers of Turkey Creek, Twp. Kosciusko County. Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, on the 29 day of November. 1954. will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. Fund 12 - Repair of Build-. ing and care of grounds — SISOO Fund 14 - School furniture and Equipment 500 Fund 16 - Janitor supplies- 100 Fund 18 - Insurance 150 $2250 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriation as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's office of Kosciusko County. Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations maj- be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. CALVIN E. BECK Trustee of Turkey Creek Township GOSHEN COMMUNITY AUCTION SALES Nov. 22 ,at 12 o’clock. It pays to sell your livestock at Goshen each Monday where the buyers are. Top prices this week were; Milk Cow 162.50 Heifers and Steersl4 to 22.60 Bulls, top — 14.30 Veal, top — 31.00 Butcher Cows—Fatß.so to 11.60 Canners & Cuttera—6.so toß.oo Male Hogs,heavy . 13.70 Male hogs, light 14.00 Fat hogs, top—: 20.20 Lambs 20.60 Roughs.heavj-15 to 16.50 Roughs, light 16 to 17.50 — We Have The Buyers —• Sherman - McDowell - Martin , —Auctioneers Romayne Sherman - Ora Thoma* —Owner* Plumbing & Heating HAROLD L KITSON Phone 1616-W DR. C. L GEGAX Veterinarian SMALL & LARfiE ANIMALS POULTRY Phone 22 — Millersburg DUST & SON DECORATORS PAINTING—PAPER HANGING Rural Route 3 Syracuse, Ind. Phone 61OM MEHL & MEHL ; LAWYERS — ABSTRACTORS 120 . soi TH MAIN ST. GOSHEN, INDIANA Phone 675 'milHlllHlllinHlMlllllllllllllllflllllllHniUtlUlWUlMlllll

EARTH SERVICE GRAVEL and FILL RICH BLACK DIRT, not Mack Lake Work A Specialty Short Haul — Best Price C. C. Mason Phone Syr. 108 iiHnmraiiuwuttHmiiHiimiiniiHiiirHif«miiunnim«»rmiiumuitHiinni riiwHtiijniiiwiwiuntimM WHERE ARE YOUR IMPORTANT : (\m\ PAPERS? f \ \ / I Could you put your hands I,\ / I I I] on them quickly? Could I Uli anyone else put their hands -JI I on them? jrl W I \ The perfec t place for such '. papers—and smaller valu- \ ablet—it a Safe Deposit I / \ '/ Box in our Vault. t . ' i The average cocf of this protection is only a few cents a week. State Bank of Syracuse Syracuse, Indiana ■■—

Toll Rood Survey Shows Economic Effects Hiring of Dr. Homer Hoyt of Washington. D C., a nationally recognized economic analyst, to conduct a survey of the effect of toll roads on business conditions in Indiana was announced in Indianapolis today by the Indiana Toll Road Commission. Commission Chairman Dillon Geiger of Bloomington said results of the Hoyt survey will be turned over to the 1955 General Assembly to serve as a guide in the future development of toll roads in this state. Geiger said the survey report also would be available to all communities in the state which may wish to use it. Citing the State Legislative Advisory Commission’s recent request for a postponement of North-South Toll Road plans, Dr. Geiger said the Hoyt survey should helpclarify the actual effect of toll roads on the state's economy. ■ “Our legislative leaders have indicated their desire for more thorough information about toll roads and how the people of i!’itii!Huittniii!iiiiiiutiitJ!iinmiiiiiiiiuuimuniiiiiiii Fill Dirt - Top Soil Dump Truck Work Bulldozing (No Moving Charge) Clearing &: Excavating KREAGER BROS. Ph. 84F21 Cromwell, Ind.

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SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL Published each Thursday by the Wawasee Publishing Company. Entered as second class matter at the post office at Syracuse, Indiana. Subscription $2.50 per year by mail. W. W. PAULL, Publisher. Indiana would be affected by them,” Dr. Geiger said. “The Toll Road Commission, therefore, feels that this information can best be obtained by scientific studies rather than resorting to hearsay and speculation.” Dr. Geiger said the Hoyt survey would account the probable economic effects of the EastWest Toll Road which is already under construction across northern Indiana, the proposed NorthSouth Toll Road between Hammond and Indianapolis and a proposed East-West Ton Road 1 across southern Indiana. The Legislative Advisory Commission in a recent meeting with the Toll Road Commission requested that data be assembled immediately on the proposed southern Indiana East-West road. This was in compliance with a resolution adopted by the 1953 General Assembly and authored by former State Representative Robert Menke of Huntingburg. Dr. Hoyt said his survey will include both field studies and examination of data already assembled for the commission on the northern Indiana East-West and the proposed North-South roads. His survey will delve into the effects of toll roads on industrial and land development, real estate values, general business conditions and . other economic factors. The Washington analyst will establish a part time office in the Toll Road Commission quarters on the sixth floor of the Old Trails Building. 309 West Wash- . ington Street. Indianapolis. Recognized as one of the nation’s foremost economic experts. Dr. Hoyt is president of Homer Hoyt Associates of Washington, a firm specializing in business surveys. Since forming'the organization in 1946, Dr. Hoyt conducted surveys for such nationally known firms as the Prudential Insurance Company. Marshall Field and Company of Chicago, Allied Stores (a 70-member department store chain', and the J. L. Hudson Department Store of Detroit. He has conducted more than j 100 surveys for the development 1 and location of shopping centers in most of the major cities. In 1953. Dr. Hoyt surveyed the potential of a proposed neighborhood shopping center in the area I of 10th and West Streets for the * Indianapolis Redevelopment Commission. He recently completed a survey for the development of a 40-acre Village Shopping Center which is being built in Gary by the L. I. Combs and Sons firm. On several previous Indiana projects. Dr. Hoyt has worked through an Indianapolis associate, Paul I. Cripe, designing engineer with offices in the Lemcke Building.

GENERAL CONTRACTORS Painting — Carpenter Work — Roofing — Siding ‘ PAUL CHRISTINE PHONE 633-M SYRACUSE, IND. B.CARLBOSER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone 653-M SYRACUSE, IND. . i ■ -- • General Brokerage " t ' e Rentals—Appraisals 1 O Property Management ; • Lake Informa.ion J * • Notary Public 5 LAKE WAWASEE: Not just a Peek! But a sweeping view—a [ ■' good year round lake home. Cheerful living room with beamed t ! ceiling. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, tile kitchen, spacious utility, leyel ; ! lot. good beach. $20,000. Terms available. Let’s talk it over. t 1 LAKE WAWASEE: Wonderful location—sandy beach. Comfort- t ! able well built, 3 bedroom cottage on level lot with garage. ' i Knotty pine interior. Terms if desired. Price $16,500. Its Worth t J Seeing. / ) ! 505 BOSTON ST.: Conveniently located in Syracuse with both J ' city water and sewer—s roc « ■. ull bath. Exterior imita- j i tion brick siding, interior ver aULU Lot 50 x 150 with work.- ( f shop. Call for further details. < Listed on the 30th—Sold on the , ; Bth>.’ y ' ; 1 ! LAKE PAPAKEECHIE: Wo em n ront lot on East Papakee- J I * due Drive. Approximate six SOLD 08. Also lot on State Road t H No. 8 with access to both lakes—this lot needs some fill. ! SYRACUSE: A good city home available at your terms. Two- J * story with three bedrooms and bath up. Double living room, , ! dining room, kitchen, workshop and basement. Oil furnace. ' I i storm sash, nice yard, etc. Call today for price and other details. , ! LAKE PAPAKEECHIE: A split-level lake home on an unusually ] ; > nice wooded lakefront lot. Cheerful living room, handy kitchen. I [ 2 bedrooms. I<4 baths, oil heat, big screened porch. $11,500. j 1 LAKE WAWASEE: Six acres of “good land” with 160’ lake ; I frontage on the North Shore, east of the Wawasee Boat Co. , ! [ This tract offers unlimited possibilities. The price is $15,000. * Other listings to fit any and every purse ? I Phone Syracuse 1653-M Day or Night P T r r , , |_L| |

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