The Mail-Journal, Volume 73, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 February 1962 — Page 5

, School News sy < EARLEEN FISHER If someone happened to stroll into the gym last Friday, he would have been amazed at the number of buckets, cans, and other receptacles of various kinds which ’greeted him. These containers were placed to catch the rain which

Area Business Review

Nappanee Christner Oil Company Firestone Tire And Firestone Batteries Phone: 515 Nappanee, Ind. Chiropractic Health Service Dr. D. W. Schneider CHIROPRACTIC PHY SIC AN Phone 877 M 252 E. Market St. Nappanee, Indiana ' Evay’s Bargain Center NEW AND USED FURNITURE NEW AND USED CLOTHING 108 W. Randolph Nappanee E. Newcomer & Son Established 1880 “GIFTS THAT LAST" Diamonds - Watches - Silver Nappanee, Ind. 107 S. Main St. Phone 207 Curtis TV & Music Center RCA — MOTOROLA — ZENITH Television - Stereos - Radios Kimball Pianos - Kinnsman Organs 158 W. Mkt. St. Phone: 312 X Nappanee Auto Clinic Complete Radiator Repairing and Recoring 152 W. Walnut Phone: 13 Nappanee Dunham & Love REXALL DRUG STORE Prescriptions A Speciality Nappanee, Indiana Rensberger’s Gulf Service GULF PRODUCTS 201 N. Main St. Phone: 17 Nappanee, Ind. Hamsher’s Service Station D-X PRODUCTS Tires - Batteries - Accessories Phone: 675 Nappanee, Ind. ■ i . ■ Christian Light Bookstore Helen Leedy, Mgr. 154 E. Market St. Nappanee Ziliak Ford Sales NEW CARS AND TRUCKS A-l USED CARS Complete Service “Be smart - Shop with Art" Nappanee Glen Mast’s Used Furniture and Appliances 1056 W. Market Phone: 6182 Nappanee, Ind. D. W. Greene PONTIAC SALES International Trucks 24-Hour Wrecker Service Phone: 89 Nappanee B & B Restaurant “Just A Good Place To Eat" SIZZLING STEAKS BROASTED CHICKEN Private Dining Rgom For Banquets 102 E. Market St. Phone: 322 Nappanee ■ - X New Paris Stiver’s General Store Bulk and Bottled Dri-Gas Service Nu-Da Paint Plumbing and Heating Installations Phone: 892 New Paris Ben De Boer DEALER OF FINE CARS Quality Guaranteed Phone: L 79 New Paris, Indiana Burger’s Dairy New Paris, Ind. Martin’s Feed Mills, Inc. Leesburg —- New Paris “Feeds You Can Trust" Custom Grinding & Pelleting Hess Bros. See Us For Your Case Farm Machinery Case Utility Equipment Howard Rotovator Foraker, Ind. - Ph.: New Paris 871 New Paris PhosphateFertilizer Co. • Limestone (Fine or Coarse) • Nitrogens • Commercial Fertilizers • Free Soil Testing & Mapping Service • Bulk Spreading Service Phone: L-109 New Paris Pletcher Service Ernest (Ernie) Pletcher, Prop. GAS — OILS — TIRES SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Specialized Lubrication I Ignition Service \ One Mile North on Hwy. 15 Phone: 854 New Paris

caused the postponement of the Milford-Leesburg game. The gym has served the community for a good many years and has served it well. Now, as elderly people show their years, our not-so-elderly gym is showing its years. However, there is one very bright hope for the future: the rumor is circulating that school officials mean to do something about our well-ven-tilated gym. Certainly, it is the hope of every student, teacher, and civic, minded person that this

Leesburg Braddock Drug Co. Phone: GL 3-7221 LEESBURG INDIANA Dora’s Beauty Shop , Shampoo — Set permanent — Manicures Hours: Mon. - Fri 9 to 4 Sat. & Evenings by Appointment Phone: 453-7361 Leesburg • s& W Radio &TV Inc. Radio and Television Sales • and Service By Full Time Experienced" > Technicians, Try Us ' Donald Mettler Leesburg Phone: GL 3-7351 Leesburg Upholstering Co. Venetian Blinds Remodeling and Upholstering { Free Estimates - Pick-up, Delivery Ph.: GL 3-4221 Leesburg r Town Shop — The Store of Famous Brands — j Dry Goods - Shoes ' Gifts — Draperies Ph.: GL 3-7271 Leesburg Randall’s Garage General Auto Repair Wrecker Service, Day & Night j Welding Phone: GL 3-7511 Leesburg Edward Charlton Marathon Products Distributor Fuel Oil - Gasoline - Greases Lesburg, Milford, No. Webster Leesburg,* Indiana ■ Day GL 3-7311 — Nite GL 3-7011 J - Warsaw Culligan Soft Water Service Serving Kosciusko County . 1824 E. Market St. - Warsaw Phone: AM 7-7471 . • • ' *• Gilliam Lanes “For Your Bowling Pleasure" - Road 15, North, Warsaw - P. O. Box 48 Ph. : AM 7-8313 * 1 Ringle Furniture Store f “Established 1898” Lester Johnston Leslie Noggle 207 B. Buffalo St. - Warsaw Phone: AM 7-6441 Tire Truing — Glass Newest Wrecking Service Ringer Body Shop 2 Wheel Aligning and Balancing Under Body Coating . Wheel, Axle and Frame Straightening 251 N. Indiana Warsaw Ph.: AM 7-5686 - Res. AM 7-8742 Warsaw Radiator Shop 303 N. Indiana St. Warsaw a Phone:. AM 7-7091 “ Formerly Hawks Radiator Service Welding - Muffler Service Guaranteed Rebuilt Batteries Complete Radiator Service Mon. Thru Sat. 8 to 5:30 Satisfaction Guaranteed s Mark Anderson, Mgr. 2 ; SEE THE MONUMENT YOU BUY AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT Warsaw Monument Works 633 South Buffalo St. - Road 15 Warsaw North Webster e i ' i ■ s White & Wagoner Service Station General Repair - Tire Service Re-Capping AAA MOBIL SERVICE a Dial TE 4-1631 N. Webster, Ind. Corbin’s Super Dollar Mid-Lakes Shopping Center Ph.: TE 4-2442 N. Webster Plant Ph.: TE 4-2322 Res. Ph.: TE 4-1738 V North Webster 'Concrete Products “ State And County Approved Septic Tanks Vaughn Hinesley & Son North Webster, Indiana t Goshen ELKHART COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-Op, Ass’n. Elkhart County’s Most Complete Farm Service Center Garman Bros. Lbr. Co., Inc. “Goshen’s Most Modern 3 Lumber Yard ~ Rt 33 at Plymouth Ave. GOSHEN, IND. Kintigh’s Camera & Hobby Shop “Relax With A Hobby" 102 S. Main St. Goshen s Phone: KE 3-6935

rumor will soon become a truth. SENIOR OF THE WEEK - MARCELLA ANN LINDZY Marcella is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verl D. Lindzy. She has , brown hair and brown eyes. FebI ruary 20, 1943, signifies her birthday. Marcella has attended school at Warsaw, Plymouth, Akron and New Paris. She is a librarian and is active in GAA and Rekamemoh. Her pet peeve is people who say one thing and mean another. Her advice to underclassmen is study hard, have your lessons done before class, listen to the teacher, and try to have as much fun as possible. Marcella plans to work after graduation. Her secret ambition is to someday study law. Her ambition 'in life is to be successful. Among Marcella’s favorite things are colors, black and blue; song, "You’re the Reason Why”; singer, Elvis Presley; movie, “Ben Hur”; actors, Troy Donahue and Mickey Rooney; actress, Brigitte Bardot; food, shrimp; sport, basketball; subject, math; hobby, dancing. TEACHER OF THE WEEK

WILLIAM HAROLD YOUNG, Mr. Young is the supervising principal of the Milford public schools. He is proud of the fact that his three children, John, Linda and Marian Sunthimer are all alumni of Milford high school. Mr. Young attended Evansville college, Franklin college and Indiana university. He has obtained an A. B. degree and an A. M. He formerly taught in Whitley, Lawrence and Shelton counties. Mr. Young’s extracurricular activities include: officiating games for the third, fourth, and fifth grades and co-sponsoring the senior class. His pet peeve is people who are always late. He advises students to get a purpose in life as soon as possible and work toward it. His secret ambition is to study law. His ambition in life is to succeed. Mr. Young enjoys the followng: baseball; the color green; watching sports events; eating fried chicken and homemade ice cream; people who are’ dependable and understanding; the poem, Gray’s "Elegy”; the poet, Riley; Dickens and his book, “Tale of Two Cities”; and a student who is wellrounded in his school interests. SENIOR NEWS By Mary Zimmerman The advanced algebra class has been solving two equations with two unknowns in new and unusual ways. The physics class is studying sound, fenergy, and hearing. We have considered the question: If a tree falls in a forest and there is no one within hearing distance, is there a sound? The psychology class is reporting on judging personality by handwriting, about superstition and fortune telling by birthdays. JUNIOR NEWS By Carolyn Crowl All the exams are over and things are slowly getting back to normal again. Most of the juniors are pretty well satisfied with their grades, but no one could or would say that he was completely satisfied? The juniors have picked their play, but they have not chosen parts at the present. More will be

WINNER OF LAST WEEK’S TOM SOCKS SUIT OR MERCHANDISE CLUB — Was — DELBERT BROWN — Syracuse Wawasee Village Syracuse, Ind.

> HAVE FUN! Bring Your Family and Friends WHERE?-Candlelight Room HOWARD’S Road 13, 1 mile south of Syracuse WHEN? - Friday and Saturday Nights 6:00 - 10:00 P. M. WHY? - For The Finest In Dining .. I HELEN AT THE ORGAN DANCING, IF YOU LIKE NO EXTRA CHARGES REASONABLE PRICES PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE Kiddies’ Portions Available Open Daily, 3 to 9 P. M. Sundays and Holidays, 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Rooms for Private Parties and Banquets FOR RESERVATIONS, PHONE: GL 7-3933

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CHILDREN CLAIMED—If you have been following the Citizens of Tomorrow series, you will remember that the three little girls pictured above were without last names in the last issue of The Milford Mail. During the week we have re-

said about this later. The juniors would like to extend* our “get well” wishes to Diane Crafton, who is in the Elkhart hospital. Nilah Jonasch had a birthday this month and the class hopes she had a very happy one. School is going pretty well now. In literature the class is studying Edgar Allen Poe and Washington Irving. *ln United States history the class is studying the old West. They are learning about gold and silver strikes in the western states and old “cow towns” and “mining towns” of those days. They are also learning about some of the old cattle trails that cowboys used before railroads were built. The junior and senior home economics girls have been baking pies. Some Os the girls had never baked pies before; so, it was a new experience. However, they did not have any failures. The class treated the teachers by giving them some. SOPHOMORE NEWS By Anni Lange This a semester the sophomores will be having literature instead of English. They have had some very interesting stories. The first one wab called "‘Three Days to See,” by Helen Keller. The essay described the way Miss Keller would spend three days in which she could see. In the essay, Helen Keller tells how lucky people with eyesight are, and that everyone should use their eyes as if tpfnorrow they would not be able to see. Mrs. Williams tested everyone’s eyes by telling them to look\at the frontof the room, and then answerquestions without looking up again. No one could answer every question, which proves the point of people with eyesight are not really seeing clearly. The two other stories were about marine life, “The Blue Continent” and “KonTiki.”

The students taking health the first semester are now taking occupations. Everyone is giving reports and taking notes on the various reports. Last Friday there was a debate on the subject, “Farmers Do Not Need As Much Skill as Other Occupations.” Participating in the debate were Jim Sholtey, Mike Zimmerman, Dick Sharp and Warren Stephenson. The Latin class is starting to study Caesar’s Gallic wars. They

ceived many calls as to the identification of each of the girls. We can now identify them for you. In the first picture is LIZBETH ANN, 4J4 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott of r 3 Syracuse. In the second picture we see ELIZABETH JANE, 2, daughter

seem to be much more interesting than the things they studied the first semester. SEVENTH GRADE NEWS By Cindy Beer In home ec the girls are learning to keep their rooms much cleaner and neater. Miss Knox, the history teacher, is teaching the class very important matters about our country and other countries. In English the seventh grade class is learning to use better words and to say what they really mean. CHRISTIAN LIGHT BOOKSTORE, NAPPANEE The Christian Light Bookstore in Nappanee offers an excellent service, supplying this area with Bibles, religious records, pictures, children’s books and games, office supplies and Hallmark cards. They carry a large stock in these lines, and their prices are reasonable. By having this store in this community, the people can come here and get church supplies which might take some time to get from some distant center. The people at the Christian Light Bookstore are familiar with their line of merchandise and from experience have learned the features that are conductive to succesjC When in Nappanee stop at this friendly store. 1 EVAY’S BARGAIN CENTER, NAPPANEE Evay’s Bargain Center in Nappanee is known in this area as headquarters for fine quality new and used furniture and new and used clothing. .Let them take care of all your needs at prices that are easy on today’s budget. Their new clothing includes winter jackets, dresses, hooded sweat shirts for small children to extra large for men. Shirts, outing flannel gowns, slacks for women and girls. Snow boots from tots tQ ; gTown-ups. Evay’s has a line of shoes and boots for the entire family. Pajamas for infants to fit size 14 years, slips or ladies, nylon hose and anklets. Their new and used furniture includes baby beds, nursery chairs, dinette sets, studio couches, end tables and coffee tables to match, bax spring and mattress sets. Their store hours are 9 to 6 week days—Wednesdays 12 to 6— and Saturday 9 to 9. You will find these folks friendly and courteous and you will be ’jJroud of your selections from ' Evay’s Bargain Center. _ . / ZILIAK FORD SALES, NAPPANEE Ziliak Ford Sales has been at the same location, 159 South Main St., Nappanee, for 10 years. They carry a full line of Ford cars and trucks and A-l used cars which are guaranteed. Their low overhead operation enables Ziliak Ford to give you a better deal. Mr. Ziliak invites you to Come and see him and check his deals. Ziliak Ford has a large stock

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of*Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomas. She and her parents are now living in Arizona where her daddy is serving with the armed forces. In the last picture we see KIMBERLY KAY, 6 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Truex of Milford.

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EASTER SEAL CHAIRMAN — Debbie Drake, above, will be the Indiana State chairman of the 1962 Easter seal campaign, March 15-April 22. Her natural concern for better health lends beautifully to the program supported by the societies for crippled children and adults throughout the country.

of genuine Ford parts and accessories, and offers complete service by factory trained mechanics. Earl Krepps, the service manager, is a man of 20 years’ experience on Fords. He is offering the Service Managers Special to readers of this article. Come in for an oil change or motor tune up and receive a grease job free. This article and ad must be presented to get the free grease job. Offer expires 30 days from date of this article. “Bring your Ford back home for Service.”

BIRTHDAY D'NNER FOR MRS. ETHEL CONN SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. John Chambers and Dennis entertained at a birthday dinner on Sunday, Jan. 28, for Mrs. Chambers’ mother, Mrs.. Ethel Conn of Leesburg. Guests present for the dinner and the afternoon of ice skating were: Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cauii__a n d Michelle, Syracuse; Mr.yandMirs. Bill Goba and Sharon and Mrs. Lois O’Brian and Rita, Leesburg; Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Nelson, Darla Sue and Mike of Burket, Mrs. Laura Chambers and grandson, Mike Chambers, Warsaw and Ginger Knight, Frankton. DIANE PERRY IS THREE YEARS OLD Mr. and Mrs. Noel John Perry entertained members of their family Sunday evening at a birthday dinner honoring their daughter, Diane, on her third birthday. Diane was delighted with her, many gifts and birthday cake which was decorated with candles and nursery rhyme animals. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schultz and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wolferman, Kathy and Steven. ATTEND JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES CONFERENCE Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Burson were delegates present in the audience of 1,291 at the conference of Jehovah’s Witnesses which convened in the Elkhart high school auditorium on Sunday afternoon to hear Nicholas Kovalak, Jr.

Thursday, February 1,1962 THE MILFORD MAIL

EMPLOYED AT C. S. MYERS ® FORD AGENCY j Bryce Baumgartner has accept- i ed employment at the C. S. Myers * Ford Agency as service technician, i He has had four years of mechan- h icai training. ; c Bryce is married and lives with * his wife and baby son on south i Main street in Milford. —— ■ E I Commissioners' ? Claims • The following is a list of claims to be \ considered by the Board of Commissioners 1 at their meeting on February 5,1962. ‘ Edith H. Beltz - 275.00 I Susie J. Erwin 250.00 £ Audrey Menzie Zent 233.33 I Princess Marie Frush 216.66 i Gwenlyn Snyder I Betty J. Cleveland 250.00 * Jeanne K. Endicott 233.33 1 Elnora Cox 216.66 < Barbara Jo Jamison , Helen Maxine Niles 189.68 1 Bonnie Irwin I 275.00 I Idlee Armey 250.00 I Phyllis Mae Munson . 233.33 ' Phyllis Myers 216.66 J Sherrill Joan Fisher 68.56 < Mary Jane Carpenter 28.56 ‘ Rita Miller - 186.28 * Lucille McCleary * 113 14 * Ruth Hoppus 275 2? i Esther M. Kinney 250 00 t Max Ganshorn 424.00 ‘ Dave Andrews «. 407.33 ' Leo F. Miller 325.C0 ‘ Ralph C. Llchtenwalter 239.16 J Bill E. Brower 275.00 » Glen Whitehead 683.33 Lucile Truex 396.00 > Robert L. Ritchie 665.00 ’ John H. Smith 680.00 J Josephine Likens 40.00 Normalee Lozier 275.00 J. b: Mishler, JiD 312.50 ■ Mary Mishler 40.00 , Esther B. Markley 275.00 | ' Francis Thomas 250.00 Allan A. Rasor 125.00 ' William I. Garrard 112.50 ' Isabel Holbrook 200.00 i Raymond Munson 200.00 Phyllis Munson 200.00 John Hillery 100.00 * Richard Munson 180.00 Levi Raber 135.00 Elizabeth Frey 135.00 Mae McKibbin , 140.25 ' Esther Peterson 176.00 Edward Bowser 300.00 j Henry '’Hackworth ' 283.33 EHizabeth Smith 133.33 Edward Funk 316.66 Robert Rasor 225.00 ; Lee N. Thorn 390.00 Ruth* Mickley 210.00 , Agnes Longfellow 230.00 Laudy Bee Stevens ’ 175.00 : E. Fern Metz 225.00 : June Thomas 60.00 Elizabeth Frederick 170.00 Ellen Keifer 155.00 ; Jean Tuka 240.00 ( Lucille McCleary • 100.00 • Blanche E. Garber 230.00 ( Helen L. Mellot 240.00 Bessie I. Himes , 240.00 ■ Eldora Arlene Ring 240.00 Lorraine A. Crawford 210.00 . Licille Bibler 100.00 COMMISSIONERS CLAIMS i CLERK United Telephone Co., phone 213.49 IBM Corp., rep. 2.96 j A. E. Boyce Co., supp. 107.30 Business Equip. Co., do 29.27 AUDITOR United Telephone Co., phone 35.25 Waddell Printing Co., supp. 332.90 IBM Corp., rep. U-85 R. G. Roberts & Co., supp. 3.72 A. E. Boyce Co., supp. 219.45 Warsaw Printing Co., do 35.00 . , Business Equip. Co., do 6..16 ( Dean S. Shideler, rental 15.00 I Warsaw Off, Supp. Co., stand 41.95 TREASURER Iva L. Carpenter, postage 41.14 United Telephone Co., phone 31.69 Waddell Printing Co., postage 1887.00 IBM Corp., rep. 71.06 Warsaw Off. Supply Co., maint. 275.50 j A. E. Boyce Co., supp. 8.50 Ist National Bank of Warsaw, rent 10.00 RECORDER United Telephone Co., phone 23.95 1 Bankers Transport Corp., trans. 3.68 Recordak Corp., rep. 80.00 SHERIFF United Telephone Co., phone 26.20 Motorola Comm & Elec Inc., rep. 28.40 Howard G. Holbrook, meals 194.25 H & K Sinclair Serv., maint. 12.05 Schrader-Warsaw Co., do 4 4.30 The Dunwell Serv., do * 13.95 Herm Schaefer Ford Co., do 11.25 Gast Fuel & Serv. Co., gasoline 118.50 Warsaw License Bureau, title & plates 3.00 Sinclair Ref. Co., gas 11.11 Business Equip. Co., siipp. 1.87 Police Equip. Serv., uniforms 39.08 Gerber Mfg. Co., do. . » t 189.49 Cox Studio, supp. 11.95 Service Elec., Inc., mlsc. oper, 2.60 Allied Electronics Corp., misc. equip. 13.61 SURVEYOR JDhited Telephone Co., phone 26.57 ♦Lincoln Graphic Corp., supp. 3.75 Johnson Lbr. Yard, turn. 42.8% Lakeland Elect., instruments 107.60 BOARD OF EDUCATION Normalee Lozier, notarizing 6.00 I Western Union, comm. 1.74 John H. Smith, postage 6.00 United Tele. Co., phone 61.11 Glen Whitehead, mileage 11.76 Robert L. Ritchie, do 81.20 John H. Smith, do 19.88 Lucile Truex, do 22.68 Business Equip. Co., supp. 9.39 Business Equip. Co., file 74.40 E. J. LeVay, Inc., duplicator 175.00 CORONER J. B. Mishler, MD, mileage 9.28 COUNTY ASSESSOR Kathryn I. Coy, state meeting 46.40 United Telephone Co., phone 24.89 Friden, Inc., rep. 59.00 Business Equip. Co., supp. • 7.90 F. H. Retmier, do 106.00 Warsaw Off. Supp. Co., flies 190.50 , Wayne twp. assessor Paul A. Oberll, state meeting 46.40 REASSESSMENT OF REAL ESTATE Marchant Div. of SCM Inc., rental 27.50 United Telephone Co., phone 23.67 Nagle’s Off. Supp'., supp. 1.80 Business Equip. Co., do 3.32 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Allan A. Rasor, secy.: 40.00 do, phone 8.28 do, mileage 9-20 i do, rent 25.00 REGISTRATION OF VOTERS A. E. Boyce Co., supp. 283.00 CIRCUIT COURT I John W. Beauchamp, spec, judge 23.20 D. James Snodgrass, do 50.00 I Virgil Bobeck, jury comm. 85.00 ' ' Andrew J. Engle, do 61.50 | Max E. Reed, pauper att’y. 75.00 Charlotte McSweeney, mileage 36.80 I Business Equip. Co., supp. 30.99 ; American Photocopy Equip. Co., do 32.68 Warsaw Printing Co., do 120.75 Howard G. Holbrook, ret. fugitive -193.53 Bancroft-Whitney Co., law books 15.00 Bobbs-Merrill Co., do 13.50 The Lawyers Co-Operative Pub, Co., do 17.50 Snodgrass & Burner, att’y., pauper attorney 54.17 COUNTY ELECTION BOARD A. E. Boyce, .supp. 33.60 COURT HOUSE United Telephone Co., phone 23.60 I Water Utilities, Inc., water 55.70; NIPSCO, elec. 241.93 Sewage Treatment Off., sewage 32.75 | Boiler Eng. & Supp. Co., rep. 258.90 I Mike Ellsworth, do 25.00 Rocket T-V Sales, do 5.60 I Warsaw Clean Towel Serv., misc. oper. 26.10 Zep Mfg. Corp., do 10.00 Coverall Rental Serv., do 6.80 JAIL United Telephone Co., phone 62.73 Sewage Treatment Off., sewage 4.20 Water Utilities Inc., water 11.60 NIPSCO, elec. 212.63 Warsaw Clean Towel. Serv., towel service 11.50 Walter Drug Store, supp. 11.65 Hall Hardware, do ’ ‘ 4.28 ■ Wolford Elec. Co., do 6.60 Service Elec., -do 2.50 Ace Hardware, do 5.79 Banco Prod. Co., do 66.21 .Arab Termite & Pest Control Co., service t 13.58 SERVICE OFFICER United Telephone Co., phone 31.98 Edward B. Funk, postage 11.90 do, mileage 16.64 Business Equip. Co., supp. 5.70 COUNTY HOME United Co., phone 38.71 NIPSCO, elec. w 143.77 Chinworth’s, gas 146.25 Schade Plumb. & Heat Co., rep. 25.60 Johnson Lbr. Co., do 10.59 Quine Refrigeration Serv., do 49.58 DeGood Tractor Sales, do 81.13 Rocket T-V Sales, do 34.80 Munson Motor Sales, do 46.20 Hall Hdwe., food 9.48 Raymond Munson, do 1.70 Paul McKibbin, do 19.39 | Jet White Store No. 5, food & supp. 1459.31 W. R. Thomas Store, supp. 30.86 Bordens Sanitary Serv., service 32.00 Sharp Hdwe., do 2.70 The Blue Products Co., supp. 55.54 Wolford Elec. Co., do 24.96 Frank’s Shoe Rep., rep. 3.00 Miller’s, supp. 70.70 i Neuer Supp. C 0.,. do 93.41

Klenzade Prod. Inc., do 27.10 Mabie Chapman, do 30.40 Ind. Paint Co., do 158.17 Hall Hdwe., do 3.19 Brennan's Drug Store, do 136.03 Ace Hdwe., do .96 The Milford- Mail. sub. 3.00 COMMISSIONERS Merl Mikel, rd. viewer 8.00 Claude Murphy, do B.OG Ernest Hauth, do . 8.00 Don Weirick, do ’ 8.00 Hobart Stackhouse, do 8.00 Elmer Sarber. do t 8.00 Don Weirick. mijeage rd. viewer = .35 Ernest Hauth, do 2.00 Warsaw Times Union, legal adv. 529.85 The Milford Mall, do 436.10 Theodor Melton, prem. off.bond 10 to C. O. Mollenhour, do 10.00 Warsaw Investment Co., do 46.25 Arnold Culver, do 10.00 Warsaw Investment Co., do 10.50 Perry E. Burch, do 10.00 Everett L. Crow, do 5.00 Wayne O. Staley, do 10.00 Elmer Vanes, do 10.00 Walter F. Riffe, do 10.00 Everett L. Perry, do 10.00 Arden Kincaide, do 10.00 Paul J. Denny, do 5.00 Strayer Ins. Agency, Inc., do 175.00 Russell D. Yeager, do | 10.00 Ray D. Yoder, do 5.00 Virginia Shank, do 10.00 Goldie M. Warner, do 10.00 Jack T. Withers, do 10.00 H. R. Regents, agent, do 50.00, Harold L. Wentz, do 10.00 Paul Metzger, do I'o'tos Marjory E. Whidden, 5 do 10.00’ s Bob Osborns Marine Haven, do 10.00 G. R. Essig, do 10.00 Paul Grile, setting grave marker 8.00 Spangle Funeral Home, sold, burial 100.00 Charles W. Tucker & Sons, do 100. to Wade E. Mishler, do 100.00 McHatton Funeral Home, do 300.00 Lester Rowland, fox bounty 15.00 Russell Hollar, do 150.00 Don Morris, do 18.00 Lewis Shenefleld, do 3.00 Maurice Neibert, do 3.00 Martin Parker, do 3.00 Dale McGowen, do 6JOO Wilmer Snyder, do= 6-00 Larry Anglin, do 3.00 Allen Sharkey, do 3.00 Roy Gregory,- do 21.00 Harry Davis, do . .. . 3.00 Ralph Tumbleson, do 3.00' Forest Ritter, do 33.00 Don Richards, do 3.00 Jerry Ousley, do 3.00 Larry Boggs, do ‘ 15.00 David Michael, do 4 6.00 Treas. 4 County Mehtal Health Clinic, donation “ 8,100.00 Mrs. Lewis ’Howard, exp. of inm. 94 OTJ Healthwin Hosp., T-B patients 236.50 Orville L. McFadden, DVM, brut. erad. 28.00 Harry C.- Lavanchy, DVM, do 20.50 Dr. P. L. Dleterlen, DVM. T-B test 41.80 Harry C. Lavanchy, DVM, do 44.20; Ralph Kreamer, tile ditch rep.‘ 60 00 Royce Weaver, do 93.00 Henry Mullett, do ' 86.32 Auditor Whitley Cq., prel. exp. 3.00 Warsaw Time-Union, legal adv. 11.45 George A. Nye, prel. exp. 30.00 Wilden L._ Snyder. s do 10.00 Johnson Lbr. Yard., do 15.00 J. O. Johnson, do 10.00 Richard Henley, do 248.87 Larry l Leiter, do ’ J 96.25 John B. Camden, do 292.00 Charles H. Henley, do ■ 730.20 Gene Ladd, do ’ 135.04 Charles M. Brower, do ,19.28 Graham, Rasor, Eschbach & Harris, do , , 198.00 Treas. Marshall Co., change of venue 54.00 Treas. Wabash Co., do 41.00 Ind. State Ind., plates 85.26 Cyril F.. & Myrtle F. Likens, dump maint. 75 00 Ned & Bertha Stuckman, do 155.00 Strayer Ins. Agency, ins. 614.89 CIVIL DEFENSE Strayer Ins Afency„ ins '■ ’7 40 COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT. PAYROLL John Armold 391.60 John Alexander ■ 459.95 Max E. Brown • 453.70 Dail Barber 36.90 Frank Beer Jr. 446.50 Clifford F. Baker 429.65 Claude Christner 481.30 Raymond Christner 463.70 Everett R. Cramblet 380.75 Rex Deaton ■ .‘. t ,484.05 Harley Drudge 496.30 Gordon Drudge 304.20 Muri A. Dawait 468.50 Wilferd Fretz ■ 489.30 Don Forney • 473.20 Delbert Grindle 461.80 Harolld Gerard 486.50 Clyde Gregory 525 35 Harry Hef%mdeen 440.95 Marshall Hawley 469.30 Glen Huffman 460.40 Walter B. Jontz 231.00 Lewis Kiser 460.40 Lawrence Kindig ’ 440.10 Ellis Koher T 463.50 Earl Long h ’ 428.85 Bobby D. Miner 469.40 Leo Mosier 464.70 Donald Metzger 437.50 Devon Moore 471.15 Walter Miller 478.90 Nownan McKinney 555.75 Ricnard Neer 423.90 Glen H. Neer 389.70 Ronald Norman 411.50 Hugh R. Parsons 373.50 Harold Roberts - 465.70 Paul Randall 439.00 Boswell Robbins 469.40 Harley Slater ’ x 409.50 Russell Sechrist 616.85 Worley Spitler 428.25 Glenwood Secor • 369.50 Jerry Stutzman 477.00 Donavon Sellers 433.30 ■ Keith Smith 483.30, Eldon W. Smith 452.30 Glen Stookey 472.20 Thurman D. Trine 469.35 Wayne L. Wood . 4 , 471.30 Kermit F./Summers 576.60 Ray C. NJne 644.50 Gaylord Long 619.50 COUNTY HIGHWAY CLAIMS Korte Bros., comm. 4.94 United Telephone Co., phone w 55.95 NIPSCO elec. 47.31 Warsaw. Time-Union, legal adv. >32.61 Business Equip, supp. 2.10 Nichols Auto Parts, supp. 68.32 Sharp Hdwe., hdwe. , 10.55 Mossman-Yarnelle Co., do 129.60 Ace Hdwe., do 55.90 Mossman-Yarnelle Co., tools 70.58 Motorola C & E Inc., rep. 215.60 American Pamcor Inc., do 79.96 American Steel Supp. Corp., do 311.52 Di>eds Equipment Co., do 313.93 Gragg Equip. . Co., do 61.69 Huffer Foundry go., do 102.00 Warsaw Automotive Supp., do 416.11 W & W Truck Sales Inc., do 773.06 Schade Plumb. & Heat., do 24.27 Herm Schaefer Ford Co., do 13.54 Pierceton Equip. Co., do 41.05 Schrader-Warsaw Co., do 314.51 Purity Cylinder Gases, Inc., do 67.88 Eutectic Welding Alloys, do 314.85 Municipal Equip. Co., do 1,326.85 ComforTemp, Inc., do 99.60 Mac Allister Machinery Co., do 475 24 Fords Auto Supply, do 180.86 1 Texaco. Inc., oil ’ 94.40 Gnst Fuel & Service Inc., gos 1,500.14 Hauth Fire Service, supp. 27.50 Ind. Wiping Cloth Co., do 45.93 License Bureau, do 20.00 Moellering Supply Co., do 21.30 Smith Tire Service, tires 115.57 Kos. Co. Hwy. Dept., comm. 6.50 Standard Oil Co-., oil 488.88 Mae Freidman, gravel 227.40 Howard Silveus. do 277.70 Johnson Warsaw Lbr. Yard, lbr. 5.40 International Salt Co., salt 718.75 Kos. Co. Treas., ditch assess. 45 16 COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL John E. Arford 4’00.00 Carroll Sherman 600.00 1 Loren Pound 416.66 ! Nina Rohm 316'66 .Charlene Hartman • 275 00 I COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. CLAIMS | United Telephone Co., phone 82.17 Carroll Sherman, mileage 37.36 Loren Pound, do 65 04 Nina Rohm, do 38.72 E. J. LeVay, supp. 6.16 Business Equip Co., do 5.40 Nagle’s Off. Supp., do 6.25 A. B. Dick Prod. Co., do 526 COUNTY WELFARE PAYROLL Wlllodean C. Kincaide 42'0.00 Opal J. Harman 350.00 Nancy Elizabeth Moser 360.00 Mary Ruth Wilson 350.00 Frances Sophia Cochran 100.00 Lillian O. Davis 255.00 Dorothy A. McCrory 225.00 Dorothy L. Anglin 305.00 COUNTY WELFARE CLAIMS United Telephone Co., phone 55.10 Willodean C. Kincaide, mileage 5.10 Mary Ruth Wilson, do 16.70 Opal Harman, do 17.60 Frances S. Cochran, do 6.74 Nancy E. Moser, do 37.00 Riley Hospital, crpld. child. 1202.15 Denton’s Drug Store, ward of court 2.46 Robert A. Craig, MD, do 8.00 R. D. Dormire, MD, do 3.00 William Cron, MD, do 2.00 Thornburg Drug Co., do 7.20 Dr. C. W. Morris, do 7.85 Mrs. James Cook, do 1.70 H & H Shoes, do 20.63 Lestel Regenos, do <. 33.33 Senger’s Dept. Store, do 53.82 Theodore A. Hill, MD, do 80.00 Riley Hosp., hosp. commit. 27.85 Robert Long Hosp., do 1503.20 Wlllodean C. Kincaide, do 28.89 I Murphy Med. Center, Inc., do '764.52 Treas, State of Ind., repay OAA 184.80 Ind. State Cons, on Social Work, membership dues 15.00 I, Thomas K. Warner, do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims to be presented to the Board of Commissioners on the sth day of February, 1962. THOMAS K WARNER Auditor, Kosciusko County, Indiana

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