The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 July 1962 — Page 9

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Dust & Son DECORATORS INSURED INTERIOR and EXTERIOR Painting — Paper Hanging R. R. 4, Syracuse 457-2313 Not A Worry In The World With ACRILAN CARPET STI ICKY FURNITURE CO. 457-3443 - Syracuse

MILFORD ELECTRIC SHOP PLUMBING — HEATING ELECTRICAL WORK Phone: 658-51S1 Milford

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT - Air conditioned, fully equipped, good business. Building with living quarters, terms available, nice location. BUSINESS BUILDING - Three apartments plus downstairs restaurant. Ten per cent return on investment.. Priced to sell. COIN OPERATED DRY CLEANERS - Nice location, new building, and new machines. Terms available. HOMES DEWART LAKE HOME - Two-bedroom, large living room, just right for comfortable living, • SSOO down and S6O per month. Total price only $6,500. THREE-BEDROOM -All modem two-story home, nicely decorated, in Milford. Only $5,500. SI,OOO DOWN will buy income property, two apartments, newly decorated on one acre of ground with garage, convenient monthly payments of SIOO. 20 ACRES ■ 9 ’acres tillable, nice building lots, only $5,000. OSWALT REALTY Leesburg — Phone: 453-4272 Milford — Phone: 658-2461 - Tues., Thurs. & Fri. — 10:30 - 3:00 p.m.

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PAINTING and DECORATING Save one-third-Insuxr .ce carried HAROLD L. HECHE Phone North Webster 834-1463 Work guaranteed ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS P. O. Box 248, Leesburg, Ind. Ice Cream Social I JULY 14, 1962 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. At Milford Fire Station Sponsored By Silver Thimble Club Homemade Ice Cream And Pies

Lots For Sale 100’ x 200’ Restricted S2O Per Month No Interest FINANCING AVAILABLE For Building Don Beer Milford MARTY & TED, Inc NAPPANEE, INDIANA Formerly NAPPANEE IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. Your Allis-Chalmers, McCulloch, Papec, Meyers Hay Conditioners, Brady Chopper and Kool Blower, New Idea,’ New Holland Dealer. Mercury Automobiles, Ph. 381 PARTS & SERVICE? TRIP TRAVEL INSURANCE LOW COST I Carry Your Policy With You Chris Koher 619 S. Huntington St. Syracuse Phone: PAINT HEADQUARTERS Interior — And — Exterior PAINTS * In AU Colors GALLONS --QUARTS WILKERSON Paint & Wallpaper Ph.: 457-3711 -Syracuse TRI-CITY CASH & CARRY BUILDING MATEEUL SPECIALS Western Dimension Lumber 2x4s thru 2xlos 105 per M. White Pine Studs $99 iper M Pine Sheathing Lumber. 100% usable, S9O per M. Ixlo Spruce Shiplap, $99 per M. Spruce Barn Siding. Ixß P*att. No. 116, $129 Per M. Sheathing Plywood, 4xß Sheets 3/8” $2.56, 1/2” $3.68, 5/8” $4.16 Fir Plywood. Good One Side 4xß Sheets, per sheet. 1/4” $2.72, 3/8” $3.68, 1/2” $4.80 5/8” $5.76, 3/4” $6.40 Flush Doors • Lauan Birch 2/OX6/8 $4.95 $7.50 2/6x6/8 .'515.75 $8.50 2/Bx6/8 1*5.95 $9.25 3/OX6/8 15(5.25 $9.75 Fiberglass Insulation 1%” Thick $85.00 per M. 2” Medium Thick $45 Her M 3” Full Thick S6O per M. Garage Doors Glazed 8/ox7/0 4 Sectional $55.00 9/ox7/0 5 Sectional - $69.00 16/ox7/0 4 Sectional $119.00 Why Pay More And Get Less? The Items Listed Are Top Quality Materials. Stop In And Compare. New Paris Lumber Co. State Read 15, New Farlls, Ind. Home Lumber Ab Supply Co. 212 W. Washington St., Gonhen, Ind. Cromwell Lumber <Do. State Road 5, Cromwell!, Ind.

MARRIED MEN 28 to 54 Looking for security. % Must be average in appearing. Average income above SIOO a week. Year round work. Insurance and other benefits. For application, see E. A. Harris At the Petro Motel, Room 24 On Highway 15, North of Warsaw Between 11 aJm. and 1 p. m. Saturday or Sunday _____ I , July 7 and 8

WANTED: Custom combining and grain drying 10’ self-pro-pelled with straw chopper and scourkleen. 275 bushel batch dryer. Smith and Rhine farms, r 2 Milford. Phone Millwood NI 6-2198. P J 28, Jul 5 WANTED: Private swimming lessons available. Beginning swimming through water safety instructors. Phone Syracuse 4572265. J 5, 12, 19 WANTED: Ironings to do in my home, 306 N. Indiana street in Syracuse. Phone 457-8289. JI 12 CUSTOM COMBINING: For the best job: call George T. Wilson, Milford. Ph. 658-4664. Jly 19 WANTED: 1001 ADULTS AND CHILDREN to attend the 1962 annual JONAH STYLE FISH FRY sponsored by the SYRACUSE LIONS CLUB. Apply at the SYRACUSE SCOUT CABIN, Friday evening, July 6, from sto 8 o’clock. All you can eat, ADULTS $1.35 and CHILDREN 70c. WANTED: A good used piano. Phone 457-3630. Help Wanted - Female WANTED: A middle-aged woman to baby sit in my home, if possible, for 2-year-old child. Hours 7 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Monday . thru Friday. Phone Milford 6584912. ts WANTED: Cashier. Inquire at Budget Loans, 103 East Main street in Syracuse. Plumbing & Heating Harold L Kitson PHONE: 457-3554 NEHER’S SPOUTING WORKS 'ALL TYPES OF GUTTERS” Heating - Cooling - Roofing Quality That Will Please You Box 96, North Webster, Ind. Phone: 834-2526 TERMITES Universal Termite Control Ph. AM 7-7372, 120 N. Scott St. Warsaw, Indiana OR CONN & BUHRT LBR. CO. Phone: 457-3331 WAWASEE LBR. CO PhonqJs7-3155 Syracuse, IncL THE trade KI FOR GARAGE - FACTORY WAREHOUSE Overhead Door Co. OF SYRACUSE, Inc. Phone: 457-3223 - Syracuse Manufactured By Overhead Door Corp. Hartford City, Indiana HERMAN HUEY WELL DRILLING Phone: 457-3527 R. NO. 2 - SYRACUSE Satisfaction Guaranteed Clock And Watch Repairing By registered watchmakers CROWNOVER JEWELRY CO. Center at Buffalo St., Warsaw

for Salo . ’ , FOR SALE: Maple bedroom suite ' consisting of twin bunk beds i and mattresses, chest of drawers and desk, $75. Phone 4571 2393/ P J 28, Jul 5 ’ FOR SALE: GOOD lake front lot on Wawasee. Also, channel lot with 2 bedroom cottage. Seawalls are in on both lots. Boat house, pier, natural gas heat. Ready for occupancy when you pay the cash. Includes bell boy boat, 35 H. P. Johnson motor. This is our own lake cottage. Appointment only. Carl A. Enz, 222 E. Berry, Fort Wayne. Telephone South Whitley 723-4200 or 723-4790. J 28, Jul 5 WEDDING INVITATIONS: Order your wedding invitations, marriage and engagement announcements and birth announcements now. For prices phone 658-2222 or 457-3666 or come in and look through our catalogue. The Mail-Journal. ts ORNAMENTAL IRON railings, porch, lanterns, and mail box • ' posts. Goshen Welding and Iron. 613 W. Lincoln Ave., Goshen, Ind. N 23 FOR SALE: Used furniture, 5piece dinette set; small sofa; Nesco electric roaster with timer cabinet; outboard motor; refrigerator; and misc. Ph. 4572008. • I FOR SALE: By owner, 6-room ; house, modern, porch, garage, lake view. 601 South Front st, J 21, 28, Jul 5, 12, 19, 25 FOR SALE: Michigan fruit, fresh : or frozen. All kinds of berries, i cherries, pineapple, apricots and peaches. Order from William Cable, phone Syracuse 457-2491, Hilda Bollinger, New Paris 541; Ella Griffin, Cromwell 856-8443. J 13, 21, 28, Jul 5, A. 30, S 6 FOR SALE: Regulation Ping Pong table, $25; treadle, type sewing machine, $7; Royal upright typewriter, $10;»double bed mattress, $5. Phone 457-2393. P J 28, Jul 5 FOR SALE: Montmorency cherries picked fresh on order. Phone 658-5710. Rarick Hilltop Orchard, ly 2 miles south, 2% miles east of Milford. J 28 Jul 5 FOR SALE: Wawasee Lake, VACANT LOT in McMahon Addition. 50 ft. lake frontage, shade. Priced for quick sale at $5,500. Wilbur D. Whittle, 106 E. Jefferson st., Goshen, Ind. Phone KE 3-7835. P J 28, Jul 5 FOR SALE: A 1959 Buick Sabre hard top, 4-door, full power, has radio, heater, tinted glass, good original paint, low mileage, new tires, extra set snow tires, other extras. Excellent condition in every respect. Price, $1,795. G. R. Hodgson, 306 North Harrison street in Syracuse. J 28, Jul 5 FOR SALE: A 42” Hotpoint electric range, $65. Phone 457-2393. P J 28, Jul 5 FOR SALE: Wicker furniture, 12piece, foam cushions, $l5O. Simmon box springs and mattress, like new, $75. Phone J. B. Ridgeway, 457-2226. . P FOR SALE: One % Coldspot air conditioner, $75. Inquire at 304 Frazier Avenue in Syracuse. ts ■ FOR SALE: Remodeled, three-bed-room home, from top to bottom. Built in cabinets, carpeting, oil heat, jalousie windows with screens and storm windows, aluminum siding, $10,900. 118 E. Boston Street, Syracuse, Indiana. Rolland Hodgson. J 5,12 P ■FOR SALE: One 5-ton air cooled Perfection air conditioner, and one 10-ton water cooled GE air conditioner with water tower and pump. Both priced to sell. Pletchers IGA in Pierceton. Phone 594-2400. ALWAYS BUYING: CASH FOR ESTATES, furniture, dishes, tools, antiques, etc. Chuck Myers, auctioneer, 110 Hackett Road, Goshen, KE 3-2854. ts ROR SALE: Walnut dining table, 40” x 62” with five leaves — buffet and ten chairs with spring seats suitable for large home or country club. In excellent condition. Call Syracuse 457-2597 for appointment. ts LONGEST BRIDGE | When completed, The Narrows Bridge, connecting Brooklyn and Staten Island, will have the longest single span -in the world — 4,260 feet. Present titleholder is San Francisco’s Golden Gate

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Help Warned I- eail DEALER WANTED GOOD OPENING IN SYRACUSE, IND. Sell RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS Year around steady work, good profits. Write DEPT. ING-124-404 FREEPORT, ILL. WORK WANTED: Brick, block, stone laying. Phone Syracuse 457-3627. J 5 MAN WANTED: To serve consumers in N. E. Kosciusko county with Rawleigh Products. Steady good earnings year around. No capital required. Write Rawleigh. (Key), Freeport, Hl. J 28, Jul 5, 12, 19 Miscel lanous. FOUND: Blanket south of road 5 on road 13. Phone 688, New Paris. P WANTED: 1001 ADULTS AND CHILDREN to attend the 1962 annual JONAH STYLE FISH FRY sponsored by the SYRACUSE LIONS CLUB. Apply at the SYRACUSE SCOUT CABIN, Friday evening, July 6, from sto 8 o’clock. All you can eat, ADULTS $1.35 and CHILDREN 70c. CONSOLIDATE THOSE BOTHERSOME SUMMER BILLS with a BUDGE-A-MATIC “Instant Money” LOAN at BUDGET LOANS, 103 E. Main St. in Syracuse. Public Notices r= PAY DAY LOANS are now available at BUDGET LOANS, 103 E. Main Street in Syracuse. SSO ,for two weeks cost just 70c. OI * Rent Js j gj FOR RENT — Apartment, furnished or unfurnished, heat furnished, washing facilities, private entrance and bath. Inquire at Pettit’s Dept. Store, Ligonier, Indiana. Phone 51. ts Syracuse Police Blotter, June 1962 Calls answered by officer .... 86 Traffic arrests 2 Accidents investigated 3 Warnings issued 2 Overtime parking tickets issued 54 Restricted parking tickets issued 8 Dog calls investigated 5 Police car driven 1,589 miles on patrol. Central dispatch answered 416 radio and telephone calls for this department. On June 1, Albert Emory Dodson of Syracuse was arrested by officer Miller for disregarding the stop light at Main and Huntington streets. Fine and costs totaled $18.75 in JP Doty’s court. On June 9, Chief Enyeart aud officer Miller also with state and county police investigated the break-in at the Pacer station. Entrance was gained by -forcing open a side door. Approximately sl7 was taken. On June 16, Chief Enyeart investigated a property damage accident at Railroad and South Huntington streets. Thomas Firestone of Syracuse drove his car into the path of a car driven by Clarence Eugene Metzger of Goshen. Total approximate damage was $165. On June 19, Chief Enyeart investigated a property damage accident at the 100 block of West Main street. Oscar E. Dahl of Syracuse backed his car from the alley into the side of a car driven by Stephen R. Keim of Syracuse.

GOSHEN COMMUNITY AUCTION SALES ■ Dial KE 3-5585 or KE 3-1593 SALE EVERY MONDAY AT 12 O’CLOCK MILK COWS ;..■ S3OO FAT HOGS 19.20 VEAL 37.50 LAMBS ; 22.50 HEIFERS and STEERSIB to 24.60 FAT COWS 15 to 17.00 CANNERS and CUTTERS 13 to 15.00 MALE HOGS to 12.75 BULLS 21.80 Sherman, McDowell and Martin, Auctioneers Romayne Sherman - Ora Thomas, Owners JUNIOR MARTIN, FIELDMAN—PH. 720 R WAKARUSA

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travel 'Uime 'Cips Thera are 336 hours tn a two-; —a week vacation! And you can put AM Syfe) each to use if you plan your tim< * "Tj I I before vacation start*. Decisions i! Ir on what routes to take, what ft Hl' * | sidetrips to make can all bo planned before the trip by care- Y ful attention to maps and bro- WO9 \(l! chures. Also, check your car be- ■ [ fore you start to avoid possible mechanical delays which are f\ time consuming. / JC) - Wav®, I For any trip, keep one smell over- •I ■■ J 11, / night bag easily accessible, packed with pajamas, toilet articles and i edi other basic essential*. You'll save / / \ time each evening and morning / I \ and gain additional hour* for travel and .ighh..ln 9 . A „„ b , y( ,„ best friend on a vacation. The I new compact Travalette by Westclox is only 1 inch high k Yz'iwhen closed. It slips easily into ° su ' ,case P oc ket or glove compartment of your car. It can be set ,0 signal times for activities, meals — and will get you up bright and early each morning f° r a *l u 'ck start — the best time —— —of day to cover many miles of highway safely.

Approximate total damage was $75.' On June 23, Hubert McClain of Syracuse was arrested by officer Personette for exceeding speed limit on Railroad Ave. He received fine and costs totaling $22.75. On June 23, officer Miller investigated a three-car property damage accident at the 900 block of South Huntington street. A car driven by Kenneth Howes of Syracuse struck two cars parked at the curb. Owners of the cars are Hubert Dunnthans and Steven Lee, both of Syracuse. The total approximate damage was SI,OOO. Howes was cited to JP Gills court for driving under the influence and without a drivers license by trooper Meeks. PYTHIAN CLUB HOLDS PICNIC A delicious picnic dinner was served to thirteen members and two guests, Mrs. James Hamman of Syracuse and Mrs. R. C. Buster of Paris Crossing, of the Syracuse Pythian club Thursday afternoon, June 28, at the home of Mrs. John Auer. Mrs. Estelle Swartz assisted the. hostess. Following the dinner, a short business meeting was held and games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Orlie Brown and Mrs. Elva Connell. The door prize was awarded to Mrs. Hamman. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Nell Sloan with Mrs. Clarence Snyder as cohostess. HOME BUILDERS CLASS MEETS The Homebuilders class of the Syracuse Church of the Brethren met Saturday evening in the church’s social room for a carry-in supper. Following the meal, class president Max Simon conducted the business meeting and Pastor Ralph Wagoner led in devotions. For entertainment, a Bible quiz was presented by the Pastor. BETHEL WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP MEETS Mrs. Noble W. Neff of Milford presented the Bible study lesson last Thursday evening at Bethel Church of the Brethren Women’s Fellowship meeting held at the Milford church. A short business meeting ,was conducted by the president, Mrs. Neal Cory. Mrs. Arthur Gilbert gave the devotions. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Raymond Hoover, Mrs. Jim Chambers and Ben Kaiser, all of Milford.

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JOHN REASONER Heads Webster Lions Club NORTH WEBSTER — John R. Reasoner was installed as the new president of the North Webster Lions club at the Thursday, June 14, meeting at the ZM and M case. Incoming district governor Fred Anglin of Leesburg (now attending Lions International canvention at Nice, France) was the installing officer. Lion Reasoner succeeds Paul Royer. The change-over takes place July 1. Other North Webster Lion officers installed are as follows: Ist vice pres. - Robert Braithwaite ■' ' 2d vice pres. - James Kline 3d vice pres, r George-Deaton Secretary - Harry L. Stark Tail twister - Gaylord Toll Lion tamer - Don Sharp Directors -H. K. Larsen, William Metcalf and Jack Rhodes. TO HOLD FATHER AND SON BANQUET This coming Saturday evening, July 7, the Syracuse Church of the Brethren will hold a Father and Son banquet in the church basement. All fathers and sons are cordially invited to enjoy the fellowship, a ham and chicken dinner which will be prepared by the women of the church and served promptly at 6:30 and the entertainment. Those wishing to attend are asked to call Everett Darr 457-2863 or Rev. Ralph Wagoher 457-3246 as soon as possible' for reservations. SUMMER TIME If water was sand and sand was water. Wouldn’t that be a big bother? If sand was water and water

was sand ‘ Wouldn’t that be a funny land? (Editors note/The above poem written by Bruce Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Felts of Syracuse. Bruce recently completed the second grade class of Mrs. Merton Meredith. He submitted this for publication. Ted Speicher Celebrates 12 th Birthday Ted Speicher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Speicher of r 2 Milford, celebrated his 12th birthday Sunday at a cook-out at his home. Following the cook-out everyone enjoyed playing miniature golf and a movie. Those attending were Dave, Rodney and Kent Beer, Randy Mikel, Bob and Fred Hoerr, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Beer, Susie and Judy, and Gary Roecker of Morton, 111., who is spending the summer in Milford.

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