The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 November 1962 — Page 12

: ALONG : hb the im TRAIL — WELL, HERE IT IS! The last week before the November 6th election. Apprehension is beginning to mount with candidates and public alike. Candidates are being heard to say. “My, what a large county this is!” And it is that. Kosciusko county is said to be the third largest county in the state in square miles. Any candidate who tries a door-to-door campaign soon runs out of steam and finds what an impossible job this is. CANDIDATES ON BOTH tickets feel confident that their efforts will bear fruit next Tuesday. Someone 'will be disillusioned, to be sure, since there will be a winner and a loser, but this confidence is testimony to the public’s kindness toward hard-working candidates. THIS YEAR there has been a noticable absence of telephone pole posters, but an abundance of bumper stickers. We have been told in some cases motorists have been offended where bumper stickers have been put on their cars without permission. ' ' " 1- ■ • ■ 3 TURKEY CREEK township appears more and more a real battle ground in this election. Candidates are campaigning there more aggressively this year than in the past, we’re told. The raid on the American Legion post there no doubt has something to do with that. Sheriff Sam Holbrook whose department staged the raid is coming in' for heavy criticism for that action. However, other areas in the county praise his efforts toward gambling of any sort. Net result:- One cancels out the other. TRUSTEE FACES ARE causing some local interest in next Tuesday’s race in several townships. In Washington township, for example Claud Stahl is the Democratic candidate for trustee, and Donald Bailey, former town police officer in Pierceton, is the Republican candidate. Both are well liked young* men with political ambitions. Interest is running high there. Incumbent Charles Outcelt, is not running for re-election. ' SCHOOL ELECTION is taking some of the interest from the political election. This is particularly true in the northeast and southwest parts of the county. In the Lakeland school district, 17 candidates are running for the school board in the five districts. Only five will win. Not much out-and-out campaigning is being done, but interest is high. Several candidates are giving out cards, several are using book matches, and Wallace W. Huffman of Leesburg has been giving out a neat little 4-page leaflet, informing voters of his qualifications. All such campaigning has been in good taste. A REPUBLICAN BLITZ in Kosciusko county was held Wednesday when Young Republicans conducted their “Chariots for Charlie.” CECIL SILVEUS, Democratic candidate for commissioner from the southern district, received a letter from superintendent Forbes last week stating he had complaints concerning his hiring a substitute bus driver while he is campaigning. He is being made to do his own bus driving. “I didn’t know I was hurting them that much,” candidate Silveus stated. He said the move was one to keep him from campaigning in the Turkey Creek township area. A Republican candidate for the same office hire a substitute driver for the same reason four years ago and nothing was said about that, he mused. BOOK FOR INCREASED effort to get registered voters to the polls this year. Money is being used to hire drivers by both parties for election day activities. It could make the “big difference,” several candidates think.

Truck Looted Os $2,000 Trucker Gail Finney of Syracuse told police that someone broke into his truck cab late Monday night, Oct. 22, while he was eating at a Marion truck stop and took about $2,000 in cash and checks. - Finney stated to police sargent Elzroth Bilko of Marion that he had stopped at the Trucktel for something to eat and when he returned about ten minutes later, the truck had been looted. The truck belongs to the Indiana Merchandise Company of Fort Wayne. GIVE PEDESTRIANS A BRAKE Throughout the month of November, citizens of this community — motorists and pedestrians alike — are urged to be particularly cooperative in the area of pedestrain SAFETY. November has always had a high pedestrain fatality toll in the past. Weekend shopping is especially hazardous at this time of the year, with the heavy fog and freezing rain that settles over Indiana during this last month of autumn, traffic conditions become very hazardous indeed. Fogged-over windshields, faulty defrosters and wiper blades add to the drivers difficulty in seeing persons on foot, people walking to and from shopping centers and department stores, their arms loaded with bulky packages, make perfect targets for the careless drivers. Add this to the pedestrians limited visibility and you have the potential of an accident ready to hapen. Thanksgiving week end marks the beginning followed up by Christmas and Ney Years. The two biggest contributors to pedestrian-auto accidents last year were motorists who failed to yield the right-of-way to pedestrians and on foot who crossed between intersections. These two alone accounted for about half of the 4141 injuries received by pedestrians. There is no Substitute for courtesy, so give the pedestrian a brake. For The Best In Lakeland School Coverage, Read The Mail-Journal

Octogenarian > Celebrates Birthday Mrs. Chris Kammerer, Sr., of Leesburg celebrated her 89th birthday Tuesday evening at the home of a son, Albert Kammerer and Mrs. Kammerer of r 4 Warsaw. Ice cream, cake and cookies were served to members of her family. She received many nice gifts and cards. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kammerer and son Larry, Mr. and Mrs.-George Lehman and daughter, Miss Edna, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kammerer, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dick Klopenstein and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kammerer and two daughters, and Larry Hartman, all of Leesburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Haab of Milford.

- FOR- - At Large KOSCIUSKO COUNTY ■ MERLIN H. I Wertenberger rl3| R. 3 - WARSAW REPUBLICAN / A Farmer With Business Experience / Lifelong Resident of Kosciusko County JI / Own and Operate My Own Farm HBHKfII / Member Pleasant Grove Methodist Church EVERY VOTE Member Farm Bureau WILL BE / Always Interested In Civic Affairs . APPRECIATED y Former Member Advisory Board Paid PoL Ad.

Syracuse Police Report For September CaUs answered by officers .. 67 Traffic arrests 9 Criminal arrests 4 Accidents investigated 1 Restricted parking tickets .... 6 Warnings issued 4 Fire calls answered 1 Dog calls investigated 1 Police car driven 1517 miles on patrol. Central dispatch answered 400 radio and telephone calls. On September 1 officer Bill Fisher Ed Newcomer Jr. for public intoxication, also Olen Strieby on the same charge. On Sept. 2 officer Fisher arrested Kenneth Howe of Milford on assault and battery charges filed by Mrs. Howe. On Sept. 6 Chief Donald Enyeart arrested Michael Hopkins on a warrent from Hindman, Ky. On Sept. 6 Chief Enyeart investigated a minor property damage accident at the 100 block of W. Main st. On Sept. 7 officer Roy Miller investigated the slashing of bicycle tires as the bikes were parked at the city rack. On Sept. 8 officer. Fred Personette investigated vandalism on North st. On Sept. 8 officer Personette helped on traffic at a roof fire at the Elsit Bowersox residence at Front and John Streets. On Sept. 8 officer Miller arrested Edwin Peterson of Syracuse for excessive speed; fine and costs, $23.75. On Sept. 20 officer Personette arrested Levon Koenig of Syracuse for no operators license and improper* registration plates; fine and costs, $63.75. On Sept. 21 officer Miller arrested Morris James McKibbin for speeding; fine and costs, $23.75. On Sept. 22 officers Personette picked up one Maryon W. Crowle for the sehrriff’s dept, on warrant from Ohio. On Sept. 22, officer Miller arrested John I'homas of Pierceton for speeding. On Sept. 24 officer Personette arrested Philip E. Charters of Syracuse for speeding; fine and costs, $22.75. On Sept. 2$ officer Personette arrested Richard Lee Simon of Syracuse for unreasonable speed; fine an costs, $18.75. On Sept. 25, officers Miller arrested Kenneth Roy Fifer of Milford for disregarding stop sign. On Sept. 29, officer Miller arrested Ronald Eugene Copland of Goshen for speeding. OKLAHOMA HAS SUCCESSFUL RUN The Nappanee Civic Theater’s musical, “Oklahoma,” enjoyed a successful run last Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The musical was presented in front of almost capacity crowds in the community’s west park pavilion. Mrs. Glen (Toni) Morehead of Milford was outstanding in the feminine lead of “Laurey,” the young farm girl; and James Lentz, Syracuse high school music director, added much to the Success of the show in his portrayal of Andrew Carnes, father of Ado Annie. GOSHEN COUPLE BUYS JACQUE WEMPLE HOME Mr. and Mrs. Norman Loevel of Goshen recently purchased the Jacque Wemple home on north Henry street in Milford. Mrs. Loevel is a nurse for Snider, Miller, and Ostendorf veterinarians in Milford. Mr. Loevel is employed by Cobbs Pedigree Chicks at Goshen. The Loevels are originally from New Hampshire. , Mr. Wemple is an employee of the Milford Machine Company in Leesburg. He will be transferred to the Homelite Company in South Carolina when work is discontinuer at the Milford plant.

HOMECOMING AT NORTH WINONA _ CHURCHSUNDAY At the homecoming services on Sunday at the North Winona Church of the Brethren there were 168 persons present. The day began with morning services and a carry-in dinner was enjoyed by all before the afternoon program which consisted of a speech by Hobart Creighton and ended with a fine musical program. ■* BUILDING BOAT WAREHOUSE Wales and Grace Macy of Macy’s Slip on Lake Wawasee are building a 50 by 82 fodt warehouse and boat storage on county roads 1200 N and 450 E, just southwest of Syracuse. — The foundation was poured on Tuesday. Mr. Macy said 248,000 pounds of concrete went into the foundation. The building will be a new Mark H low roof building of baked enamel finish. License To Wed Earl Leßoy Kiser, 19, of Leesburg, a truck driver, and Donna Sue Smith, 17, of 2104 East Jefferson street in Warsaw, a waitress, have requested a marriage license from Kosciusko county clerk T. Ethna Scott.

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LEE BEER IS 7 Mrs. Jesse Beer of r 2 Milford gave a birthday party for her son Lee Friday afternoon at her home in celebration of his 7th birthday. Games, refreshments and gifts were enjoyed. His guests were Bryan Beer, Brent Kaiser, Donnie Buhrt, Jay Haab, Bradley Taylor, Beth Ann, Colleen and Kathy Beer. GUUTWEIN, Glenda Sue Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gutwein of Francesville fire the parents of their second daughter, Glenda Sue, born October 26 at the Jasper county hospital in Rensselaer. Glenda Sue tipped the scales at six pounds nine ounces. Mrs. Gutwein is the former Marion Altvater of Milford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gutwein of Francesville. Mrs. Victor Beer, Milford, is an aunt of the baby.

Legals. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION N». 8260 In The Circuit Court of Kosciusko County, Indiana Notice is hereby given that Mary Ann Stleglltx Haab was on the 26th day of March. 1962 appointed: Executrix of the will of Anna Clayton, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not'now due, must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Warsaw, Indiana, this 26th day of March, 1962. T. ETHNA SCOTT Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court Q. LAUCKS ZANDERS, Attorney MJ — O. 18, 25 * N. 1 LEGAL NOTICE IN THE KOSCIUSKO CIRCUIT COURT SEPTEMBER TERM, 1962 CAUSE NUMBER 30673 STATE OF INDIANA ) 3 SS: KOSCIUSKO COUNTY) ELSIE I.nJ.TKTTE GEORGE DON M. GEORGE, JR. V. WILLIAM WILLIAMS; ELIZA JANE WILLIAMS: HIRAM IDDINGS; ROENA IDDINGS; IRA RUPERT; CHARLOTTE RUPERT: JAMES STORY: HARRIET STORY: PETER BLUE; GEORGE MILLER: MARTIN HILLABOLD; SILAS L. KETRING: PHILLIP DOLL; DAVID SHARP; SARAH SHARP; JAMES R. SHARP; MARY M. SHARP; WILLIAM COSGROVE; CHARLES JOHNSON; JOSEPH P. DOLAN; ALICE R. DOLAN; MINA DOLL; ESTHER A. BLUE; ISAIAH R. GOOD: ANNA GOOD: GEORGE w. MILES; HANORA A. MILES: JENN E* IT A till JABOLD; W. C. HILLABOLD; X ST. J. NEWBERRY, TRUSTEE; THE SANDUSKY PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY; ELLWOOD H. GEORGE; CORNELIUS GEORGE; ESTHER GEORGE; MEDUSA PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY, an Ohio Corporation; FREDERICK FUNK; THOMAS SHOUP; WILLIAM RUPLE; FRANCIS M. CLEMANS; JOB SHARPE;

ELECT Republican o LEE MOYER — FOR—- — SHERIFF —of — Kosciusko County I PLEDGE: f. To appoint a competent deputy from the southern area of the county. \ 2. To appoint a competent deputy from the northern area of the county. 3. To appoint a competent deputy from Warsaw. 4. To be available on a 24-hour basis to serve all of the people. 5. To cooperate in everyway possible with all law enforcement officers of the county and state. Vote for LEE MOYER Paid Political Adv.

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JOB SHARP; JOHN MCGARITY: ELIZABETH; MCGARITY; THOMAS MCGARITY; MATILDA HENWOOD; SAMUEL HENWOOD; EKZA J. HOCKENSMITH; MILES C. HOCKENSMITH; MARY TOM; HOMER TOM; MATHEW SHARP; SARAH J. SHARP; CAROLINE DEWART; WILLIAM DEWART; W. P. SHARP; CAPITOLA SHARP; CAROLINE SHARP; SUSAN PHEBUS; W. F. PHEBUS; JOHN , SHARP; H. N. SHARP; CATHARINE SHARP; GEORGE SHARP; AMELIA [ SHARP; GEORGE E. FIFIELD; MARY J. ► FIFIELD: WILLIAM W. WENTWORTH; . ABBIE M WENTWORTH; MYRA M. 1 MOWFORT; STATE OF INDIANA, DE- ' PARTMENT OP CONSERVATION; the uu- ! known husband or wife of each of the , persons above named who may be living; the unknown widow or widower as the case may be, the unknown children, de--1 cendants, heirs, creditors, administrators of the estates, legatees, devisees, guardians lessees, trustees and executors of the last will and testament of any .of the above named defendants who may be deceased; any of the persons once known by any of the names above who have changed their names and are now known by some other name, the names of whom are unknown to the Plaintiffs; and all persons, firms, partnerships, corporations, trustees, transferees, assignees, successors in interest, stockholders, security holders, lien holders, creditors, guardians, lessees, administrators, executors, fiduciaries, receivers, personal representatives, and estates who assert or who might assert any title, claim or interest in, or lien upon, the real estate described herein, . the names of all of whom are unknown . to plaintiffs. You are hereby jointly and severally notified that Elsie LUliette George and Don M. George, Jr., plaintiffs in the above s entitled action, have filed in the office s of the Clerk of said Court, their com- * plaint against you, together with the < ; proper affidavit that the residence of * ; each of you are either, unknown to the < plaintiffs and cannot be ascertained after 1 diligent search and inquiry, or are outside 1 the State of Indiana, and that the cause 1 of action herein is to quiet the title to the following described real estate In the < ‘ plaintiffs and against the world and a- I gainst all defendants, demands, claimants, 1 and claims whomsoever and whatsoever , and to cancel all restrictions in the chain ; of title to such realty, which said real < estate is located in Kosciusko County, i State of Indiana, to-wlt:

Parts of Lot 3. Section 16. Township 34 North. Range 7 East and Lot 4. Section 17, Township 34 North, Range 7 East of the Second Principal Meridian. all in Turkey Creek Township, Kosciusko County, Indiana, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the shoreline of Wawasee Lake where the West Line of aforementioned Lot 4 intersects it and running thence South of the West Line of Lot Number 4 1,947 feet to the Southwest comer of Lot Number 4 which is the centerline of State Highway Number 13: thence East 2,025 feet: thence North 170 feet: thence E»st 100 feet; thence South 170 feet; thence East 225 feet: • thence North 1 degree 50’ East 785 5 feet; thence North 56 degrees 45’ West on land deeded to Martin Levemler 975.7 feet; thence South 34 degrees 27’ West 75 feet; thence North 55 degrees 33’ West 75 feet; thence South 67 degrees 41’ West 94.2 feet; thence North 55 degrees 33’ West 201 feet; thence North 67 degrees 41’• East 186.9 fleet: thence North 55 degrees 33’ West 24.7 feet to the Southwest corner of Lot 19 in Levemler Park Addition to Wawasee Lake; thence South/ 67 degrees 41’ West 200 feet; thejice South 31 degrees 11* West 190 fleet; thence Sbuth 58 degrees 49’ East 15 feet; thence South 31 degrees ll’ West 360 feet; thence North 60 degrees 30’ West 200 feet; thence North 31 degrees 11’ East 650 feet to the shoreline of Wawasee Lake; thence following the shoreline of said Lake to the Place of Beginning and containing 78.4 acres more 'or less You are further hereby jointly and severally notified that said cause will stand for trial in the 3rd day of January. 1963, in the courtroom of the Kosciusko Circuit Court in the Kosciusko County Court House in the city of Warsaw, Indiana, on which day you are required to appear to said action, or such action will be heard, determined and adjudicated in your absence. In Witness Whereof, I, T. Ethna Scott, Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court do hereby set my hand and seal this 17th day of October, 1962. T. ETHNA SCOTT Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court i G. LAUCKS XANDERS Attorney for Plaintiffs MJ — O. 18, 25 & N. 1