Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 48, Number 20, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 24 February 1955 — Page 5

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HELFWAMTED WAITRESS WANTED: Excellent tips. Good pay. Sundays off. Evening work! Phone Pickwick Lounge—263 after 4P. M. 19tf “~HUWE> FOB fell VERY NICE five room home on Syracuse Lake. Modern kitchen, nice recreation room with fireplace. Storm windows, oil heat. Call Miriam Rock. Phone 130. ' MISCELLANEOUS 5 CUTE PUPPIES to give away. Want good homes. Phone Milford 43F20.2t20x 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. P. L. A.. Room 23 Shoots Bldg.. Goshen. Indiana. New Telephone Goshen 3-2210; and 120 W. Market St.. Warsaw. Indiana.(4l-tf) SEETHE AM AZING Camerathat » develops and prints its own pictures in just 60 seconds! We have a complete line of the famous Polaroid Land Cameras and accessories. Journal Bookshop ' tv SERVICING - - Any Make Any Hour 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph. 32F30 Milford Knox H. Stetler •EIERAL INSURANCE Hhi 4-F-I2 lyrecaM EYES needing care deserve a caretui Complete examination and analysis. Perhaps glasses are needed, maybe treatments— We are always glad to advise you O»w Ji Tears a* *»"• fyewear DR. H. R. COIL OPTOMETRISTS lts E. WAYNK—A4HBI Wt hf Co'-foc* lente. LAKE WEBSTER PROPERTIES LAKE TIPPECANOE PROPERTIES LAKE LOTS LOTS ON ROAD 13 We have the most complete Usl of the best buy*. WE ARRANGE FINANCING EDW. E. STEPHENSON Real Estate Broker Downtown Syracuse Aeroaa from New Poet Office Z — PHONES — Office: IM — Rea.: SIR W

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BOY’S FOLKS FIND THIS TRUE... FOR MANY YEARS. State Finance has been a friend to Jimmy’s folks—and to thousands of families with money problems. They’ve relied on this dependable firm for cash loans. If you need $25 t 6 ssoo—quickly .confidentially, on your own signature and securitystop in now at friendly STATE FINANCE CORP.. 112 E. Market St.. Phone: 1287, Warsaw. adv.

LOST LOST—Tarpaulin 4x24 feet. Wednesday. 16 February, between Om's farm and Milford. Finder please call Milford Grain and Feed Co. Phone No. 8. LOST—German Shepherd puppy. 4 months old. Substantial reward for any information leading to whereabouts. Answers to name of Prince. Wawasee Sportsman Center. Phone 1636J. 1 ■ . LOST—Red Cocker Spaniel. 2 years old. Answers to “Rusty.” Phone 191 or 628-W, Mrs. Lee Fischer.. WAITED WANTED: Pre—l92o single seat complete buggy top without top faßric covering. Write Sugar Bush Supplies Company, Lansing 4. Michigan, z3t 19 WANTED —Someon&to cut tree tops into wood on'shares. Mrs. Wilbur Walton. Phone 1713-L. Antiques of all descriptions, cob ored glass Jia vilahd. brass, old cart and brass lights, furniture. What Have you? Phone 334-R The Village Antique Shop Syracuse WANTED—Standing timber that will make saw logs. Write Elkhart Lumber, and Sawmill Co.. 2100 Johnson Street. Elkhart. Indiana. 12tl0 WANTED—Engineering. One or more years of experience required. Either phone 160 collect or write Box 330, Cecil W. Arms’ rung and Associates. Warsaw. Indiana. SERVICES “ SEPTIC TANKS Cesspools and toilet vaults vacuum cleaned. Sewer lines and basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. No digging necessary. No mileage charge. Fh. 94M Milford. 43tf RUL EST*TE~FOR~SAI.E FOR SALE—Two bedrooms, bath, home Ogden Island, economical to heat. Boat and water privileges. Bordering lot. C.C. Mason. ' Phone 108. Syracuse.sotf MISCELLANEOUS FORSALE WINDOW GARDEN COLLEC; TION—IS well rooted house plants, my selection. 81 postpaid. No C.OD.’f. LD. Cole. Grannis, Ark JUST ARRIVED: New models of Electric ranges. See them to- ■ day Trade in ypur old appliances Atz Furniture Co. Ligonier. FOR SALE: Story and Clark Pianos. Stucky Furniture. 45tf WANTED: LOOS and TIMBER. Insured Buyers since 1904. Pika Lumber Co . Akron. Ind. Its THE LJGONIER/MONUMENT CO. offers a SPECIAL 5 percent DISCOUNT through February and March, on all memorials in stock. HaVe a number of specials on the floor with extra discounts. Open daily from 9 to 4. or by appointment, FOR SALE—Girls navy blue spring coat. Size 5. Phone 54-R. DR. C. L GEGAX Veterinarian SMALL A LARBE AKMALS POULTRY Phone 22 — Millersburg Plumbing & Heating HAROLD L HTSON Phone 1616 W DUST 8 SON DECORATORS PAINTING—PAPER HANGING Rural Route 8 Syracuae. lad. Phone 810 M

RUGS & CARPETS: Many new patterns to choose from. Complete installation service. Free estimates on any size job. Atz Furniture Co. Ligonier USED ELECTRIC RANGES and Water Heaters in good condition. Northern Indiana Public Service Company, Goshen.lotl9. 5/8” PLYWOOD 12c sq. ft.; 10c; 3/8” 9c; 5G6” 7c. Sizes suitable for sub-flooring, subroofing, siding, cabinets. Also exterior Plywood. Plaster board 3VzC. New Flush doors 82.00 up All priced unc’?r wholesale. 2x4 —6c per ft. Phone Goshen 40459 week-ends or after 5:00 P. M. weekdays.' SUPER PLENAMINS—Now with 12 Minerals and 10 Vitamins plus liver and iron. You can’t get a better vitamin for your \ money. See Burkholder Rexall this week. EXTRA SAVINGS—Do It Yourself Sales aluminum storm sash, screens, porch enclosures, doors, exclusive features, moderately priced. dealerships available. You may qualify for our valuable low investment dealership offer. Write or call Tailormade of Marcellus. Inc., Marcellus. Michigan for our factory to you offer. Ph. 3391 SPRING PATTERNS: Are in all types of linoleum and tile. Visit Ligonier's only complete floor covering store. Atz Furniture Co. Ligonier. FOR SALE—Mens. Ladies, and childrens nylon hosiery. Any size! Guaranteed. May be reached any time 4>ut Sunday. Hazel Strieby. Call 32-J. LADIES to look at my line of fashion and Maisonette Frocks. Tots and teens also. Prices 82.98 and up. Mrs. Clifford Cripe Telephone 31-W CUSTOM MADE: Living room suites. We will put any cover on any suite you may chose. Trade in your old furniture. Atz Furniture Co. Ligonier 4 KIRSCH Venetian Shades sizes 2-95x47, 1-90x47, 1-94x47—810 . each. -. 3 MATCHED oval fringed rugs. 1- 4x6—85.00 1- 2x3—83.00 16x9—310.00 1- 9x12 rug pad—s2.oo. Wilkerson Paint and Wallpaper. Phone 203. 9FT? PHILCO Refrigerator, A-l condition. Call 264 W FOR SALE—Two used 9x12 blue rugs. $20.00 each and one pad fy 85.00. CaU 1654-M. BARGAIN—Get your flower seeds. 1.50 value. Only 27c while they last. Burkholder Rexall Drug. USED FURNITURE: 36 inch base cabinet 29.95 2 pc used living room suite 19.95 Bpc dining room suite 29.95 Base rocker 4.95 Used Studio couch 14.95 3 good used refrigerators starting at 49.50 Many other bargins come in and look them over . Atz Ligonier GOSHEN COMMUNITY AUCTION SALES February 23 at 12 o’clock One Herd of Milk Cows all fresh. We will seH a 1946 Ford tractor, plow, 52 cultivator, 52 Ford Dearborn wagon, rack, 8 ft. disc, Colby mature spreader. Bradly power mower, corn planter, mint planter. Rubber tired wagon, grain bed, elevator. Top Prices This Week Were— Milk Cows 170 Heifers and Steers 14 to 21 Bulls, top ——16.20 Veal, top t 28.00 Butcher Cows—Fatll to 13.00 (Canners <fc Cutters) —9 to 10.70 Male Hogs—Heavy 10.30 Light —11.50 Fat Hogs, top 16.80 Lambs . 29.50 Roughs. Heavy 12.50 to 13.50 Roughs, lightl3.so to 14.50 —We Have The Buyers— Sherman • M’DoweU - Martin —Auctioneers— Romayne Sherman - Ora Thomas —Owners—

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College Speaker at Day of Prayer Service The World’s Day of Prayer program win include as its principal speaker, Miss Ruth Psrunder of Geneva, Switzerland, a student at Goshen College according to an announcement of the Syracuse Council of Church Women. This Union Service win convene at 2 PM. Friday, 25 February, at the Methodic Church. AU churches in the community are participating. Social Side of The Basket Ball Game By Sanara De Gross The gymnasium was holding a good size crowd for the last basketball game of the season Friday night and what a ballgame the fans witnessed. For recent graduating classes it seems like “Old Home Week End” with all the chattering and cheerful greetings held between class mates. Do you readers recall a statement made in last week’s paper concerning Ralph Bushong and his Teddy Bear? Well, Ralph had a few words to exchange with this reporter. ‘‘Well, what do you expect when you can’t afford a girl?" Any one with a suggestion? Did everyone notice the gold hsits with the blue band Syracuse fans were sporting at the game? They will really show up brightly at the tournament over the week end. „ Over heard at the bailgame. Ts my girdle falls, it will be your fault.” Now what could be meant by that, is the question. The seniors held a cake and pie raffle during -the half of the first team game. Delicious looking cakes! Wayne Nickels could be heard well calling off ticket numbers. The band put on quite a performance for the fans. Bea Bachman. in case the audience didn’t know, was doing her solo she performed Saturday l at Indianapolis. The band had a change in (dance steps while they did their varsjbn of a band jive. The same Vang with new steps. Not bad! Some seniors, trying to be brave for their last time for marching felt just a little sad. Over heard from some seniors: "It doesn’t seem possible.”; “It’s all rather sad.”; "Funny, I don’t feel like crying.” However, tears were common in a few of the senior’s eyes, and no wonder; everyone enjoys band. A dance was sponsored by the Student Council after the ball game. An enjoyable time was had by everyone. A free will offering was announced so that the Student Council will have funds to use for future dances. At the dance the basketball players and the coach received quite a welcome. James Hughes can really call those square dances. Mr. Longenecker is a man who likes, to do the slow waltz, no jitterbugging, square dancing, or that fast dancing for him. Paul Pollock wants his name in the paper. Well, heres away for this social side to end.

School News FIRST GRADE NEWS In our .room we are learning what makes a good boy or girl (alas the code of a "Good American”) : 1. Be strong and useful. 2. Do my work or duties. 3. Be honest and tell the truth. 4. Be kind to all people. We have an Honor Train in which our pictures are placed, however if we are not a good boy or girl, our picture must be turned over. We must do good deeds that our face may show. The Red Birds are beginning their farm unit. The Blue Birds are enjoying “Our Friends.” This unit of work takes them to the zoo. The wish to thank Mr. and Mrs Rapp for the lovely tree in our room. We will place birds in this tree as we find they have returned from the South. “Spring” we will certainly welcome you. Children may buy milk 7c—chocolate milk. Bc—potato chips, sc—candy bars. 5c and ice-cream bars. 6c. These are available for purchase at the noon hour. Spelling words this week are: she. white, he. get. and went. Our Golden Rule:,. “Be you to others kind and true. As you'd have others be to you." M Peters Action speaks louder than words. The best argument against Communism is to show by actions . that Brotherhood prevails in our < Democracy Benny

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THE HOOSIER DAY Direct Fr®« the v State Capital By FRAME A. WHITE

After two weeks of dragging its heels, the 89th State legislature has speeded up. It must decide big. and important, issues before final adjournment as fixed by law on March 7. Leaders told me, it is “not too bad” for the law making mill to grind slowly at mid-session. Otherwise, important bills would be brought to the floor, chopped to pieces by amendments, and the eolons would get to quarreling over them. The Hoosier Day stands by its report of general major decisions that have been made by a dozen or so of the assembly men, who in the final say, can beat or pass any of the 1000 bills and resolutions before the session. OVERALL PICTURE NOW SHARPING OUT You may expect these things of your legislature. The record $675 million dollar budget, for the next two years, will be slenderized some by the Senate, but not much. The Governor who comes after George N. Craig will face serious money matters. Cost of state government is rocketing and the contemplated budget will drain the treasury surplus. The well informed State of Commerce is alarmed at the seemingly fatalistic manner in which the budget, undoubtedly a forerunner of a sharp increase in the state tax bill for Indiana citizens, agriculture and industry, has been accepted in the assembly. LEGISLATURE SEES NEED OF MORE PAY The legislators showed a soft spot in their hearts by voting themselves a $lO a day raise in pay. since most of them run in the red as Indianapolis hotels and i restaurants are having a heydeyi with charges. Many home folks come and expect the legislator to feed and wine them. The assemblymen are friendly to giving State Judges a raise of $1,500 a year and one of $1,200 to local judges. With fewer representatives in this session than previously, labor stands a good chance of making ■ gains, since the Governor is championing many of their causes. The legislature is not “reform” minded and bills pertaining to gambling are bottled up’. There are fewer screwball bills in this session. The bill to give 19 year olds the vote, and one to allow home rule by cities and towns, got in trouble in the House after passing the Senate. The public impresson at the 1956 polls as to whether Indiana should have fast or slow time, is advancing. Before getting blood pressure up on the hundreds of bills before the assembly, remember that most of them, fortunately,, will die and not be enacted.

CARDS OF THANKS

I WISH to thank my many friends and neighbors for the many cards and flowers during .my sickness while in the hospiJ Ital and since I came home. Firestone. Cub Scout Pack 56 wishes to thank the Thornburg Drug Company for the use of their window for the Cub display and particularly Ralph Thornburg for his cooperation and fine arrangement of the articles.

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C. G. ETTER, Realtor E. C. HALLIDAY, Realtor Associate SEE ETTER REAL ESTATE FOR THE FOLLOWING GOOD BUYS: Phones: 359 — 653-L — 631-R SYRACUSE AREA 5 acres with 4-bedroom modern unfurnished year-round brick house. Compact kitchen, cheerful living room, with 2 bedrooms downstairs and 2 bedrooms up. Full basement, laundry rooin and recreation room. Automatic gas hot water heat. Two miles out. Good road, school bus. location. Price onlysl2,ooo, terms, possession. ☆ ☆ ☆ SYRACUSE LAKE 2-Bedroom. modem furnished sum-1 mer home. Lovely kitchen, iv- j ing room, glassed and screened; in front porch, nice location. In-1 eludes fishing boat and 5-sec. 1 pier. Price only $14,000. liberal i terms. .S ☆ ☆ ☆ PAPAKEECHIE 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 base-1 ment, new oil furnace, home! fully insulated. Lake front loti ; 50 x 250 with lots of trees. Price only $9000.00. Terms. ☆ ☆ ☆ WAWASEE CHANNEL Kale Island Two bedroom, unfurnished year ’round home. Living room, kitch-, [ en and bath, utility 1 room. Oil space heater included. Garage. i Nice lot 50 x 150. Value at $6500. SISOO down. ☆ ☆ ☆ Just Listed WAWASEE CHANNEL Two bedrooms, furnished, modem, knotty pine interior, lovely kitchen, large living room, screened-in porch. Garage. Value at $9000.00. Terms. ’ ☆ ☆ ☆ WAWASEE LAKE Lake Front —One bedroom, modj em, nicely furnished cottage. Price only $7500.00. Terms. j ☆ ☆ ☆ WAWASEE LAKE FRONT Year “round unfurnished bedroom home with 2 baths. Built in 1950. Large living room, dining area. Glassed and screened front porch. Well planned kitchen. nice cabinets. Automatic oil heat. 2-car garage attached. Well worth the price of $26,500.00. € ☆ ☆ ☆ 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, modern, furnished, or unfurnished home, kitchen, living room, nice glassed-in front porch, garage. Price unfurnished at $7500.00. Terms. I☆ ☆ ☆ SYRACUSE PROPER THREE BEDROOM—Modem unfurnished home. Kitchen, living room, dining room and parlor. Furnace heat. Nice lot 66x132. garage. 3 blocks from center oi town. Priced to sell at S7BOO. Liberal terms. ☆☆ ☆ S JUST LISTED—Two exceptional Wawasee Lake front home. Shown by appointment. A pleasure to show you. ☆' ☆ ☆ Tlie number of inquiries relative to lake and town properties show a marked increase. If you plan to sell, contact us. Our service and ability to get the job done is backed by our many satisfied customers. 1 ' , ☆ JUST LISTED. Morrison Island year around • home completely furnished. Three bedrooms, combination living room and dinning room. Solarium, fire place. Build m features. Beautiful bathroom. View second to none. Perfect beach. Shown by appointment only. C G. ETTER, Realtor E.C. HALLIDAY, Realtor // Associate 850 — 853-L — 831-B

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1955 SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL—I

SYRACOSE-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. MEHL & MEHL LAWYERS — ABSTRACTORS 12O'/2 SOUTH MAIN ST. GOSHEN, INDIANA Phone 3-1675 i ForjYour PORTRAIT REINBOLD STUDIO Syracuse See the New OLYMPIA PORTABLE TYPEWRITER The Finest Portable Made $9?89 Journal bookshop Syracuse, Indiana r SAVmffiTRKS Trimming - Feeding Bracing - Spraying UNIVERSAL TREE CO. WARSAW, IND. 120 N. Scott Phone 572

LOTS FOR SALE Homes - Retail Business - Factories HOWARD 8 LAMM Addition to Village of Wawasee Terms Phone 1636 R or 14 Syracuse • General Brokerage ( • Ren to Is—Appraisals • Property Management • Lake Information REAL T O R • Notary Pablic TIPPECANOE LAKE: George Washington has nothing on us. When we say it is ... it is! A honey of a lake home. 2 bedrooms and den. tile bath, living room with fire place, bright kitchen, beautiful knotty pine porch with rattan furniture, attached garage, oil furnace, level landscaped lot. $24,000. It’s worth seeing. WASHINGTON* THREW A DOLLAR ACROSS THE RAPPA HANOCK: You can make your dollar go Jurt as far if you invest in one of these carefully selected homes. Each is an exceptional value in its price class. WAWASEE LAKE REGION: I am licensed to serve your real estate needs, and I assure you every honest effort will be made to satisfy your real estate desires. For dependable realtor service call Dick Denzel. 1653 M. | LAKE WAWASEE: Buy in February—Be Settled by Spring. . . Well insulated, lake front home with four bedrooms, two baths, tile kitchen, delightful living room, everything on one floor. Also a good beach and level lot. $20,000. SYRACUSE: A good city home available at your terms. Twostory with three bedrooms and bath up. 1 Double living room, dining room, kitchen, workshop and basement. Oil furnace, storm sash, nice yard, etc. Call today for price and other details. GOOD LUCK YELLOW JACKETS .... WE’RE BACKING YOU ALL THE WAY LAKE PAPAKEECHIE: Here’s a dandy of a lake property on a wooded lot with many features besides three bedrooms, large living room, compact kitchen, screened porch, partial basement with furnace heat. Price $7500. Licensed to Serve Your Beal Estate Needs Pkonto Syracuse 1653-M Day or Night,

Termites DO NOT LET TERMITES BAT AWAY YOUR HOME , Free Inspection — No PHONE or WRITE ' UNIVERSAL TERMITE CONTROL Phone 572 — 120 N. Scott St. Warsaw, Indiana — OR — WAWASEB LUMBER CO. Syracuse, Indiana CLYDE W. OAKES Public Accountant SYRACUSE, INDIANA . Telephone 141 • Office Now Located 200 W. Main St. SAVE ON T.V. SERVICE CO Per CaU (plus parts) Anywhere in Kosciusko & So. Elkhart County NO MILEAGE CHARGE r NO HIDDEN EXTRAS NO CHARGE FOR OVERTIME 4-AII Work Guaranteed— LAKELAND ELECTRONICS PHONE 221— MILFORD Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. NICOLAI MACHINE & REPAIR SHOP ’ v Harry Nicolai. Prop. Machine . Tool & Die Work Electric & Acetylene Full line of Machine BolU and Cap Screws >(H) S. Main St. Tel. 232 Syracuse, Indiana

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