The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 November 1962 — Page 2

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Middlebury Middies Victorious Over Yellowjackets Friday 64-54

By Steve Carlson and Ken Martin ■ The Middlebury Middies tripped up the Syracuse Yellowjackets last Friday night by a 62-54 count. Steve Crow tallied 17 for the Jackets while teammate Mickey Jones added 12. Middlebury’s Lambright scored 25 points to win high point honors. Syracuse Scoring Crow 734, Niles 003, Money 415, Zimmerman 305, Simon 132, Jones 602, Richey 133. Middlebury Scoring .T. Eash 114, Sherck 414, Cook Oil, Miller 134, Slabaugh 201, E. Eash 410, Shellenberger 220, Lambright 10-54. SECOND TEAM BOWS 45-32 In the second team game the Middies got off to a quick lead and held it comfortable through-

Milford Trojans Lose To Taller Bourbon Comets Friday Evening

Milford looked good and fought hard but finally fell in the second half before a more experienced and taller Bourbon five Friday by a score of 65-53. The Trojans were down 18-15 at the end of one and 34-31 at the half, but Bourbon jumped up with a commanding 49-38 lead at the end of three and proved too much for the Trojans. Chris Booz was top man on the totem pole for Bourbon with 32 points on 16 buckets. He got most of his tallies on tip-ins after Marion Groves, top Trojan rebounder, fouled out in the third quarter. John Gerber, Milford’s only senior, netted 25 points in his first game of the season. Tom Holderread dropped in 12 points as did Bourbon’s Anders. Tomorrow (Friday) will see the Trojans playing the Cubs from Etna Green, in their first home game of the season. The box score follows: BOURBON (65)— Shively 115, Booz 16-02, Anders 523, Metheny 325, Watkins 040, Sharpe 414, Trowbrige 001. MILFORD (53) — Gerber 894, Dewart 324, Groves 215, Holderread 523? Zimmerman 112, Stump . 022. z. i “B” Team Game J Coach Jim Alien’s Jr. Trojans <

cuse-Middlebury game held at Syracuse Friday evening Middie Tim Eash (21) is watching the play. The Yellowjackets lost to the Middies, 62-54.

foul when he landed. Cook is leaping above two Syracuse players, Mickey Jones and Jack Zimmerman (53). The shot attempted failed.

out the game as they topple Syracuse 45-32. Hann led the scoring for Syracuse with ten points while Steele, high point man for the Middies, also scored ten. The defeat of the Yellow Jackets was due largely to the expert foul shootng of the Middies. While the Middies made only one more field goal, they hit twice as many foul shots which definitely made a difference. Syracuse Scoring Thornburg 102, Jones 112, Ridings 244, S. Smith 021, R. Smith 102, Hutt 200, Hann 424, Willard Oil, Cripe 001. Middlebury Scoring Kindy 114, Zook 240, Weirech 134, Miler 322, Steele 181, Jackson 103, Pletcher 003, Cross 222, Nihart 012, Albert 100.

won their second game of the season by defeating the Jr. Comets 38-27. Greg Mishler and Verl Baker turned in excellent performances for the second straight week. Senior Mothers Observe Thanksgiving Thanksgiving was observed at Monday evening’s meeting of the Syracuse Senior Mothers club with each member contributing a poem, verse or thought expressing best how they felt about Thanksgiving. Held at the home of Mrs. Byrum Conn, 15 members and one guest, Mrs. Jason Martin, were present. Mrs. Martin was later welcomed into the club. During the business meeting, a committee was apointed to plan a Christmas party and gift exchange. It was also announced that the next meeting is Bazaar Night and that all members are to bring a guest. This will be held at the home of Mrs. Muriel Sharp on November 26. Mrs. Deloss Smith is in charge of this event. Mrs. Conn and co-hostess Mrs. John Cripe served a dessert salad to the group during the social hour find Mrs. Maxine Warner received the Sunshine gift.

LAND O LAKES LEAGUE November 7,1962 STANDINGS W L “A” League McCormick-Cutter 28 12 Syracuse Legion 25 15 Wilkerson Paints 23 17 Arnolds Groc. 21 19 Harris Funeral Home 21 19 Dean’s Milk 20 20 Farmers Feed i 19 21 Blue Shingle 19 21 Frog Tavern 13 27 Wawasee Marina 11 29 High series — Arnolds Groc. 2857. High game — Arnolds Groc. 1031. 600 series — J. Carr 182-213-223-618, A. Howell 265-146-195-606, C. Lindzy 193-190-225-608. 535 series — C. McCuen 567, B. Knapp 568, L. Rarig 588, M. Ganshorn 588, J. Kern 580, C. Frushour 535, L. Vance 571, B. Hare 536, D. Pilcher 552, D. Weaver 550, J. Bartman 544, B. Carmin 539, M. \ Dorsey 535, W. Stahly 594. 200 games — C. McCuen 204215, J. Lowe 210, N. Biddle 210, B. Knapp 225, L. Rarig 207-211, M. Ganshorn 213-207, J. Kern 202, L. Vance 211, B. Hare 201, L. Griffith 244, C. Eby 210, D. Pilcher 201, D. Weaver 202, J. Bartman 215, B. Carmin 211, W. Stahly 220206, B. LeCount 202. “B” League Hires Elec. 26 14 State Bank Syracuse 25 15 Carwiles TV Service 24 16 Auers Service 23 17 Aero Mfg. Co. 22 18 Rose Jewelry 18 22 Logan Fuel 17 23 Walters Drugs 16 24 Galloways Groc. 15 25 Byler Motors 14 26 High series —- Aero Mfg. 2545. High game — Aero Mfg. 898. 500 series — E. Rogers 501, C. Cleveland 525, D. Arthur 533, M. Hostetter 584, S. Finton 505, F. Avery 526, R. Hibschman 501, L. Mollenhour 592, B. Smith 543, M. Workman 505, R. Mock 508, A. Bobeck 530, C. Davies 535. 200 games — C. Koble 211, M. Hostetter 222, L. Mollenhour 225, B. Smith 213. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE November 8,1962 B & K Drive-In 27 13 North Webster Bank 27 13 Hawaiian Village 25 15 American Industries 25 15 Carwile TV 24 16 Pilcher’s 23 17 Town House 22 18 Floyd Lantz Painters 21 19 Brazel’s Bait 20%19% Nine’s Pie Shop 19r20% Marise’s 19% 20% Mishler’s 19 21 Wolf’s Store 19 21 Baugher Builders 19 21 Ruch & Van’s 19 21 . Greene Pontiac 16% 23% Wawasee Pkg. Store 15 25 Klink’s 14 26 ;Darr’s Gulf. 13 27 McCormick-Cutter 12 28 High team game and series — Mishler’s 829-2271. 500 series — E. Blakesley 192-206-135-533, M. Thornburg 163-163-176-502, I. Carwile 177-212-138-527. 450 series and 170 games — B. Musselman 479, L. Gilbert 496, I. Stahley 180-181-494, P. Lotz 195450, D. Cobum 453, V. Penn 170459, J. Stoelting 184-467, F. Holloway 171-453, P. Rhodes 450, K. Felkner 175-479, J. Mishler 450, D. Burgett 181-171-488, W. Finton 187-496, L. Vanlaningham 175-479, B. Brown 174-483, L. Welty 171, B. McKibben 170, B. Newman 172, S. Campbell 174, B. Menefee 186, J. Nordman 175. INTRA CITY LEAGUE November %, 1962 O. K. Sales 26 1« McClintic Insurnace 21 19 Dairy Queen 21 19 Mail-Journal 19 21 Andy’s DX 17 23 Larry’s Upholstery 16 24 500 series —- Harold Schrock 570, Ron Hibschman 540; Owen Cobbum 529; Lyle Burtsfieid 501; Bill Neiswanger 501. 200 games — Harold Schrock 233; Phil Smith 221.

Syracuse Defeats Leesburg, 51-36

By Steve Carlson and Ken Martin The Syracuse Yellowjackets, after defeats at the hands of Pierceton and Middlebury, finally got onto the winning track by downing Leesburg 51-36 Wednesday evening on their home floor. Pat Money and Jack Zimmerman led the ’Jacket attack with 19 and 12 points respectively. High man for Leesburg was Terry Brown with 12 points and Everett Dausman followed with 10. Early in the fourth quarter the Blazers put on an attack that cut the ’Jacke lead to only 5 points. Then the ’Jackets turned it on and swelled the margin to ' 15 points. Score by quarters: SYRACUSE 10 23 35 51 LEESBURG 7 13 28 36 Box score is as follows: SYRACUSE: Simon 004, Crow 231, Zimmerman 442, M. Jones

FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE November 9,1962 Anchor Bar 29 11 Huey Well Drilling 28 12 Greene Pontiac 27 13 Country Corner 26 14 Tom Socks Q 21 19 Byler Motors ■ 21 19 Electronic Center 20 20 Wawasee Lumber 19 21 Wawasee Plaza 19 21 Sportsmans Center 19 21 The Beacon 19 21 Marise’s 18 22 Peachey Lime 17 23 Liberty Coach 17 23 Wawasee TV 17 23 The Pines 15 25 The Nine Pins 15 25 Clip & Curl 13 27 High team game and series — Greene Pontiac 716-1984. 600 series - men —- L. Vance 243-204-635. 200 games and 525 series - men — B. Criswell 215-594, B. Byrd 222-592, B. Twaits 216-592, K. W. Kurtz 207-212-587. W. Hagerdon 526, J. Carr 557, P. Mast 211-543, F. Plank 531, K. Knisley 201-526, F. Avery 530, J. Kern 544, J. Morganthaler 533, D. Maresh 205. 500 series - women — E. Blakesley 190-505, S. Kern 186-508. 170 games and 440 series - women — M. Manges 444, J. Hoover 188-450, V. Lamely 178, M. Hagerdon 173, B. Greene 189-477, S. Hoover 446, V. Peachey 180-467. DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE November 9,1962 Syracuse Cleaners 30 14 Excel Distributors 26 18 Colpaert Homes 26 18 Baugher Construction 25 19 Brazel’s Bait 19 25 Washburn Tree Service 19 25 Likens & Sons 17 27 * Schultz Mobile Homes 14 30 High? team series — Syracuse Cleaners 2632. High team game — Syracuse Cleaners 905. High Ind. game — H. Gallahan 220-200-185-605. 525 series — J. Kern 555, P. Mast 551, W. Merrick 542, O. Cobbum 541, W. Conway 528, A. Hamman. 527 200 games — W. Merrick 217, W. Conway 213, A. Keim 212, R. Easterday 204, O. Cobbum 201.

COUNTY LEAGUE November 12, 1962 < f A” Flight Wawasee Pkg. Store 20 10 Pilcher’s Shoes 28 12 Lakeland Produce 28 12 O. K. Sales 22 18 Frog Tavern 20 20 Thornburg Drug Co. 18 22 Wawasee Bowl 17 23 N. Webster Hdwe. 14%25% Byler Motors 13% 26% Syracuse Rubber 9 31 High team game — Pilcher’s 1028. High team series — Pilcher’s 2949. High Ind. Game — Jack Carr 264. High Ind. series — Jack Carr *720 (211-245-264). * Established new house series. 200 games — F. Nyikos 200, D. Pilcher 214, R. Thibaut 209, C. Eby 200, J. Schacht 202, E. Gordon 224, R. Fisher 214, J. Tracy 207, R. Brown 206, J. Knisley 237, J. Wortinger 204, T. Schrock 215, O. Cobbum 217-201, B. Strombeck 203, R. Yoder 205, A. Weber 209, H. Schrock 219, M. Ganshorn 211, O. Smith 210-205, C. Frushour 200. 525 series — D. Pilcher 583, R. Thibaut 568, J. Schacht 541, F. Likens 535, R. Fisher 528, R. Brown 561, L. Vance 550, J. Knisley 557, F. Smith 557, T. Schrock 552, O. Cobbum 583, A. Howell 532, D. Strombeck 551, B. Strombeck 533, R. Yoder 544, A. Weber 582, H. Schrock 567, M. Ganshorn 555, V. Stayer 539, O. Smith 587, C. Frushour 538. “B” Flight Wawasee Restaurant 26 14 Kinder Mfg. 25 15 Anchor Bar 24 16 Connolly’s Grocery 22 18 Kurly’s Keglers 20 20 Coxy’s Gun Shop 19 21 Budget Loans 19 21 N. Webster Lions 18 22 Syracuse Police 14 26 Barbee Lake Hotel 13 27 High team game — Anchor Bar 913. High team series — Anchor Bar 2567. High Ind. game — Bill Shock 245. High Ind. Series - Bill Shock 614. 200 games — J. Loqtz 211, M. Hentzel 202, R. LeCoUnt 222, D. Miller 203, R. Johnson 211, G. Kline 212, D. Smith 200. 525 series —J. Loetz 531, C. Gamer 559, R. LeCount 557, C. Lindzy 526, R. Johnson 579, G.

421, Richey 205, Money 824. LEESBURG: Brown 522, Dausman 423, B. Bishop 002, Beebe 313, Skinner 100, Albert 134. “B” Team Trounces Leesburg The Yellowjackets “B” team whipped the Blazers 43-26. This was the first ’Jacket victory of the season out of the three ■ games they have played. High point man for Syracuse was Larry Jones with 13 points while Paul Brewer scored 10. Landis of Leesburg led his team with 13, also. Scoring for Syracuse Thornburg 100, L. Jones 533, Cripe 001, Ridings 122, Butt 102, Brewer 420, Clayton 001, R. Smith 104, Hann 120, S. Smith 303. Scoring for Middlebury Garman 120, Bishop 004, Gunter 001, Riffe 025, Huffman 020, Smith 030, Boggs 102, Landis 531, Robison 002.

Kline 526, D. Smith 539, G. Carpenter 526. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE November 13, 1962 B& K Drive-In 33 7 Sleepy Owl 23 17 Tom Socks 22 18 Syracuse Cleaners 21 19 State Bank Syracuse 17% 22% Kinder Mfg. 17 23 LeVemier Auto Polish 15 25 Wawasee Laundromat 11%28% High team game and series — Kinder Mfg. 792-2310. High Ind. game and series — I. Stahley 209-549. 500 series — I. Stahley 209-189-151-549, I. Carwile 179-178-180-537. 170 game and 400 series — E. Carlson 191-180-499, M. Lung 179-183-479, N. Searfoss 173-185-475, B. Kline 472, A. Gallahai 190-465, E. Gray 459, S. Kern 177-151, W. Finton 441, D. Spearman 172. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE November 13, 1962 Foo & Faye 32 12 American State Bank 29 15 Campbell’s D-X 29 15 Arnold’s Grocery 2 4 20 • Gerard’s 24 20 ’ Syracuse Rubber 23 21 Lakeside Laundry 23 21 Ligonier Beverage 21 23 Augsburger’s IGA 21 23 Wawasee Plaza 20 24 Wawasee TV 18% 25% G*W Pizza 17 27 Weatherhead 14% 29% Turf Bar 12 32 High team game — Foo & Faye 758. High team series — Gerard’s 2194. High team series — Gerard’s • r 2194. , 500 series —K. Knisley 172-171- ' 164-507, L. Gilbert 186-172-143-501. s 170 games and 420 series —J. Brinley 199-493, D. Coburn 170488, E. Grady 172-172-484, J. Byland 176-467, S. Grady 175-465, S. Ryan 178-457, S. Hoover 456, N. Willson 449, C., Wogoman 444, M. " Fisher 172-442, P. Maresh 438, M. Henning 430, N. Searfoss 424, J. Sharpe 422, B. Vanlaningham 420.

MILFORD BUSINES LEAGUE November 13, 1962 Milford Co-op 31 13 Turf Bar I 26 18 Little and Clark 24 20 Turf Bar H 24 20 Moorman Feeds 22 22 Brock Mfg. 22 22 Mishler Funeral Home 21 23 Chore-Time Equip. 20 24 Augsburgers 20 24 Campbell’s Mkt. 19 25 C. S. Myers 19 25 Servisoft and Lindsay 16 28 High team series —Little and Clark 2581. High team game — Little and Clark 895. High team series to date — Little and Clark 2615. High team game to date — Little and Clark 914. High Ind. series to date — Leon Newman 595. High Ind. game to date — Delbert Dippon 246. 500 series — L. Newman 542, D. Brumbaugh 540, C. Replogle 537, D. Dippon 534, G. Estep 529, F. Wolf er man 525, D. Wolferman 525, W. Mishler 517, P. Mathews 512, B. Little 509, J. Speicher 509, L. Hare 505, D. Wuthrich 505, D. Sprague 504, J. Gruger 503, P. Smith 503, D. Rensberger 502, D. Charlton 500. 200 game — P. Bartlett 211. RECEIVE TWIRLING AWARDS Twirling awards were recently received by Susan Kirkdorfer, 12-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kirkdorfer Jr., Judy Bryan, 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan and Tona Meredith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kimes, all of Syracuse. Held in the Galeburg, Mich., high school gymnasium, it was the Midwestern Championship twirling contest. Susan won a 2nd place medal in the intermediate division and placed 4th in advanced in her age group. Judy won a 3rd place trophy in advanced, 3rd in the solo event and sth in strutting, receiving medals in the last two classifications. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baumgartner entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wilder Bumside of Walkerton and Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Bumside and children and Mr. and Mrs. William Phebus, all of South Bend, at dinner on Sunday.

CP uh IN NATIONAL GUARD — Roger E. Fleischauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fleischauer and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fleischauer, all of Syracuse, has enlisted in the National Guard. He left October 22 for training at Fort Jackson, S. C. Roger is a 1962 graduate of Syracuse high school. His address is: Pvt. Roger E. Fleischauer, N. G. 230-14359, Co. B, 4th Bn. Ist Trng. Reg. Fort Jackson, S. C. Women's State Bowling Tourney All women’s bowling teams interested in entering the State Bowling Tournament, at Indianapolis this year, should make their reservations this week. Details and entry blanks are available at the Wawasee Bowl. l Marguerita Kocher, state secretary, said Sunday that reservations are coming in early, and are now far in advance of last year’s entries. She is holding one squad open for Syracuse bowlers on March 30 and 31, with doubles and singles to be bowled at 3 p. m. on Saturday, and teams to bowl at 12:30 on March 31. The Meadows Bowl, located in the Meadows Shopping Center, E. 38th St., Indianapolis, is a beautiful new establishment with 64 lanes at ground level. Mrs. Kocher said that she was very surprised and pleased at the interest shown by Syracuse bowlers. Sixteen teams from Syracuse participated in the state tournament last year. When compared with the 18 teams entered from Indianapolis, 12 from Crawfordsville and other larger cities, the representation from Syracuse was phenomenal, and she hoped that this interest would be sustained and repeated again this year. Any information needed can be obtained’ by calling Mrs. Kocher, phone 267-6506, Warsaw. MISS BONNIE RASSI FALLS ON STREET Miss Bonnie Rassi of Milford slipped and fell Wednesday evening as she was walking home and dislocated her shoulder bone. Dr. Floyd Rheinheimer of Milford took Miss Rassi to the Goshen hospital and she was released this morning.

THANKS VERY MUCH The recently elected trustee and advisory board members of—- — CREEK TOWNSHIP Advisory Board Members Ray Buhrt, Eugene Lindley, Carl Hadley Trustee Madison F,. Jones Paid Political Ad.

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Youth Class Os * Bethel Church Has Hayride The youth class of Bethel church • in Milford held a class meeting and had a hayride on Saturday night of last week. The group met at the home of their teacher, Raymond Hoover. They enjoyed a hay- ■ ride along the roads surrounding Waubee lake. The group returned to the Hoov!er home for its business session. Monte Ganshorn was elected president; Linda Moneyheffer, vice president; and Carol Chambers, secretary-treasurer. Games were played following the business meeting. Refreshments of hot dogs, chips, pop and ice cream were served to those who were present. Class advisor Mrs. Worth Ganshom assisted the Hoovers with the party. Guests of the class at the meeting were Allen Brunjes and Leo Anglin, Jr. Dennis Cory, who is attending Manchester college, was home for the event. He brought as his guest, Miss Sherry Whitelock of near Wolf Lake. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Kosciusko County, Indiana, will at 10 AM on the 28th day of November, 1962 at the Clerk’s Office Court House in the City of Warsaw, Indiana, in said County, begin investigation of the application of the following named person requesting the issue to the applicant at the location hereinafter set out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Permit of the class hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicant, and the propriety issuing the permit applied for to such applicant at the premises named: F. O. of E. No. 1339, by Columbus Martin, W. P. and Raymond Neff, Sec., War- ’ saw, Indiana (Club) Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailers, 117% E. Center, Warsaw, In- . diana. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN . TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC PARTI- , CIPATION IS REQUESTED. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By W. F. Condon Executive Secretary Joe A.,Harris Chairman NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is herbey given the taxpayers of Van Buren township, Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, on the 6th day of December, 1962, will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. TOWNSHIP FUND — No. 2 - Advertising S 50.00 Civil Twp. School Bond $376.00 Taxpayers appearing at such a 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 Aud1 itor’s office of Kosciusko County, Indl- • ana, or at such other place as may be l designated. At such hearing taxpayers ob--1 jecting to any of such additional approp- , riatlons may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County ' Auditor when and where such hearing • will be held. NOBLE W. NEFF 1 Trustee, Van Buren Township MJ N. 15 & 23 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board > of Commissioners of Kosciusko County, ' Indiana, will from this date until Decem- > ber 12, 1962 at 1:00 PM, EST receive sealed bids for Blank Books, Blanks, Stationery, Printing and Office Supplies as required by Kosciusko County during 1963. Specifications and estimated quantities required are now on file in, the County Auditor’s Office. I All bids are to be submitted on Form ! 91 as prescribed by tne State Board ot ’ Accounts and must be on file in the I ; County Auditor’s Office -at Warsaw, Inj diana, by 1:00 PM, EST oil December 12, • ! 1962 and each bid must bo accompanied I by a surety bond or certified check in the sum of SIOOO.OO subject to the ap1 proval of the Board of Commissioners. 5 When biddirioTm all or either classes 1, I 2,3, 4, or 5, bids must be accompanied by the necessary affidavit of non-collusion

THE SUMMER IS GONE But not our appreciation for your continued

as required by law. The Board of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Dated November 8. 1962. THOMAS K. WARNER Auditor, Kosciusko County, Indiana MJ — N. 15 * 22 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County, Indiana will from this date until ■ December 12. 1962 at 1:30 PM, EST receive sealed bids for 30,000 gallons or less of - No. 5 fuel oil for use in the Court/ House Oil Burner as needed during 1963. Specifications are now on file in the County Auditor’s Office. All Blds must be submitted on Form No. 95 (Revised) as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts and must be on file in. the County Auditor's Office in War-aw. Indiana by 1:30 PM, EST on December 12, 1962 and • ach bid must be accompanied by a surety bond or certified check equal to 10 per cent of maximum bid and the necessary affidavit of non-collusion as required by law. The Board of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all blds. Dated November 8,1962. THOMAS K WARNER Auditor, Kosciusko County, Indiana MJ — N. 15 * 22 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby glv<-n. that the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County will from this date until December 12. 1962 at 1:30 PM, EST, receive sealed bids for 250 tons or less of stoker coal for use at the Kosciusko County Home as needed during 1963. All coal is to be treated, free-burning, hon-coktng guaranteed for use in stokers and delivered as needed to the Kosciusko County Home. All Bids must be submitted on Form No. 95 (Revised) as prescribed by the , State Board r of<?iAccounts and must be on file in the £S6untr Auditor’s Office in Warsaw, Indiana by 1:30 PM, EST on I December 12, 1962 and each bid must be i accompanied by a surety bond or certi- « fled check equal to 19 per cent of maxs imum bld and the necessary affidavit of ■ non-collusion as required by law. Complete chemical analysis must be • submitted with each bld and all freight ! and weight bills • are to be filed with ■ claims for payment. s The Board of Commissioners reserve the ■ right to reject any and ail bids Dated Novemt r 8,1962. 1 THOM, to K. WARNER i Auditor, Kosciusko County, Indiana > MJ — N. 15 & 22 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board 3 of Commissioners of Kosciusko County, ■ Indiana, will frdm this date until 1:30 P. M., EST, on December 4,1962, re1 ceive sealed bids for the following: Two New 1963 Rick-Up Trucks One New Front End Loader All bids must be on file in the County Auditor’s Office at Warsaw. Indiana by 1:30 PM, EST, on December 4. 1962. Bids must be accompanied by a surety bond or certified cheek equal to 10 per. cent of maximum bid and the necessary affidavit of rion-coliusion as required by law. Complete information and specifications are now on file in the t County Auditor’s Office and said informa- • tlon provides that certain equipment will ; be accepted as trade-in and credit ali lowed on the purchase price of the new > equipment by the bidders. All bids must • show that the bid is less U. S. Federal f Excise Tax and U. S. Federal Excise- • Tax Exemption Certificate will be furnished by Kosciusko County. Bids shall be submitted on Revised Form 95 as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts. The Board x>f Commissioners reserve the : right to reject any and all bids. Dated November 8,1962. 1 THOMAS K. WARNER > Auditor, Kosciusko County, Indiana MJ — N. 15 & 22 ! — — LEGAL NOTICE IN THE KOSCIUSKO CIRCUIT COURT s SEMTEMBER TERM, 1962 CAUSE NUMBER 30673 1 STATE OF INDIANA ) ) SS: ’ KOSCIUSKO COUNTY) ■ 1 ELSIE LILLIETTE GEORGE DON M. GEORGE, JR.

WILLIAM WILLIAMS; ELZIA JANE WILLIAMS: HIRAM IDDINGS; ROENA IDDINGS; IRA RUPERT; CHARLOTTE RUPERT: JAMES STORY; HARRIET STORY; PETER BLUE; GEORGE MILLER; MARTIN HILLABOLD; SILAS K. 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 \V. MILES; HANQRA A. MILES JENNETTA HILLABOLD: W. C. HILLABOLD: A. 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; JOB SHARP; JOHN MCGARITY; ELIZABETH MCGARITY: THOMAS MCGARITY; MATILDA HENWOOD; SAMUEL HENWOOD; ELIZA J. HOCKENSMITH MILES C. HOCKENSMITH; MARY TOM; HOMER TOM; MATHEW SHARP; SARAH J. SHARP; CAROLINE DEWART; WILLIAM DEWART; W. P. SHARP; CAPI,TOLA SHARP; CAROLINE SHARP; SUSAN PHEBUS; W . F. PHEBUS: JOHN SHARP; H. N. SHARP; CATHERINE SHARP; GEORGE SHARP; AMELIA SHARP: GEORGE E. FIFIELD; MARY J. FIFIELD; WILLIAM W. WENTWORTH; ABBIE M. WENTWORTH; MYRA M. MOWFORT; STATE OF INDIANA, DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION; the unknown husband or wife of each of the persons above named who may be living; the unknown widow or widower as the case may belthe unknown children, decedants, 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 Lilliette George and DOn M. George, Jr„ plaintiffs in the above entitled action, have filed in the office of the Clerk of said Court, their complaint against you, together with the proper afldavit that the residence of each of you are either unknown to the plaintiffs and cannot be ascertained after diligent search and inquiry, or are outside the State of Indiana, and that the cause of action herein is to quiet the title to the following described real estate in the plaintiffs and against the world and against all defendants, demands, claimants, and claims whomsoever and whatsoever and to cancel all restrictions in the chain of title to such reaty, which said real estate is located in Kosciusko County. 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 corner of Lot Number 4 which is the centerline of State Highway Number 13; thence East 2,025 feet: thence North 170 feet; thence East 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 Levernier 975.7 feet; thence South 34 degrees 27’ West 75 feet; thence > North 55 degrees S3’ 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 feet; thence North 55 degrees 33’ West 24.7 feet to the Southwest corner of Lot 19 in Levernler Park Addition to Wawasee Lake; thence South 67 degrees 41’ West 200 feet; thence South 31 degrees 11’ West 190 feet; thence South 58 degrees 49’ East 15 feet; thence South 31 degrees 11’ West 260 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 yotir 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 G. LAUCKS XANDERS Attorney for Plaintiffs MJ — N 15 *22