The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 August 1963 — Page 2

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Give Final Summary Os Milford Pony League The following is the final summary of Milford’s first pony league season as released to the Mail-Journal by Arlo Beiswanger. At bat - K. EStep 21, T. Gunden and S. Wuthrich 15. Runs - G. Hurd 11, five tied with four. 2-base hits -P. Phend 2, five tied with one. , 3 base hits, - G. Estep 2,-K. Estep 1. Home runs - G. Estep and N. Speicher 1. Stolen bases - J. Beiswanger 8, S. Wuthrich 3Walks - G. Hurd 10, S. Wuthrich 8. Runs batted-in - N. Speicher 6, M. Beer and K. Estep 5. Batting avg. - J. Beiswanger .750, G. Estep .625, D. Beer .400. Pitching records are as follows: limings pitched - Hurd 21 2/3, N. Speicher 17, S- Wuthrich 14 1/3. Record - Hurd, N. Speicher and S. Wuthrich 1-2. Walks - S. Wuthrich 6, N. Speicher 10. Strike-outs - G. Hurd 25, Ned Speicher 24. Earn run avg. - Wuthrich 1.26, Hurd 2.77, N. Speicher 4.37. FRIDAY NIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE ” ENDS SEASON The Friday Nighters mixed summer league at the Wawasee Bowl, Syracuse, ended its ten-week schedule Friday evening with the team composed of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Carwile, all of Syracuse, \vinning the team championship trophies. Individual trophies were awarded. to Miss Toni Butt, Syracuse, 1 high game actual women; Mrs. Don (Dorothy). Miller, Nappanee, high game handicap women; Mrs. Rolland (Ella Dora) Wogoman, Syracuse, high series actual women; Mrs. Dick (Karleen) Felkner, Milford, high series handicap women; Mrs. Jake (Susie) Kern, Syracuse, high average, women; George Keller, Dewart Lake, high game actual men; Millard Hentzell, Syracuse, high game handicap men; Doug Pilcher, Syracuse, high series actual men; Jake Kern, Syracuse, high ■ series handicap men; and Orrin Smith, Syracuse,! high average, men. , I Mrs. Dan (Mary) Levemier of; Milford received a gold plaque for i the most improved average of the | women and Don Miller of Nap- 1 panee had the most improved av-j erage of * the men. He received a ■ belt buckle. Team awards were received by I G & W. first. Wawasee Bowl sec- j > ond, Smith & Carwile, yiird, for' high game actual; Pilcher’s Shoes, first, L & M’s, second, Keller’s third, for high game handicap; Wawasee Bowl, first, G & W, second, L & M’s third, high series actual; Keller’s, first, Pilcher’s second, M & F Lucky Strikes, third, high series handicap.

NICOLAI MACHINE & REPAIR SHOP 701 S. Main St. Phone: 457-3232 SYRACUSE, INDIANA / Lawn Mower Sales & Service / Portable Electric And Acetylene Welding JIGS - FIXTURES. TOOLS - DIES Wrought Iron Railings & Specialties Notice To Taxpayers Os Additional Appropriations Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper_legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place at 9:00 AM, (EST) on the 3rd day of September, 1963 will consider the following additional emergent “ exlsttag at This C ° nSider necessary t 0 meet extraordinary • COUNTY GENERAL FUND Comm 417 - Repair of Tile Ditches s 2 50&00 Comm 425 - Loans to Township Poor Relief Funds ' in’nnn’nn CC 101 - Salary of Judge —— "WWW CC 211 - Office Supplies * “ 175 00 Aud 106 - Extra Help at SB.OO Per Day " ~~ 350 00 Aud 205 - Repairs Treas 106 - Extra Help at SB.OO Per Day Z~’_ " 4on'no Treas 211 - Office Supplies t_ ” " oonnn CEB 211 - Office Supplies ' ~ WTA 601 - Typewriter 21L50 TOTAL _. t ___ , sl4 971 50 COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND * CHF 205 - Repairs CHF 202 - Heat, Light, Power, Water, Gas & Sewage ;500 oo CHF 311 - Road Signs 'ZZZZZZ7Z 5000 A COUNTY HEALTH FUND * 5 .507.83 CHD 401 - Insurance : * 40 00 COUNTY WELFARE FUND WEL 403 H - Assistance for Dependent Children in Custody of Relatives $10,000.00 ■ . Notice IS further given that certain existing appropriations now have unobligated balances which will not be needed for the purpose for which appropriated and _lt Is therefore further proposed that unnecessary existing appropriations in the funds shown below be reduced to provide in part for the above additional appropriations. COUNTY GENERAL FUND Aud 6028 - Law Books , e icnn Reg 211 - Office Supplies Z ~~~~ZZ_ZZZZZZZZZZ 50 00 WTA 103 Wages of Other Employees - 198 00 WTA 211 - Office Supplies - •.Z_Zi:ZZZZZZZZZ2,ZZZ_ 13.50 TOTAL ____' ZZ $ 277.50 COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND CHF 404 - Cost of Cleaning Ditch Allotments $ 500.00 CHF 601 - Building and Structures u__. 500 00 CHF 602 - Equipment J-Zf—ZZZZZZ 11,507.83 TOTAL — _ 5 $12,507.83 COUNTY WELFARE FUND , WEL 403 - Assistance to the Disabled „$10,000.00 Notice is further given that taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made will be automatically referred to the State "Board of Tax Commissioners, which Commission will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor’s Office of Kosciusko County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such •additional appropriations may be heard and Interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and Where such hearing will be held. * *• THOMAS K. WARNER Auditor, Kosciusko County, Indiana Dated August 12, 1963. MJ —• A. 15 & 22

Thursday, August 15, 1963

Final league standing is as follows: TEAM W L Smith & Carwile 27 13 Pilcher’s Shoes 2'6 *l4 G & W 26 14 B & L 20 20 L & M’s 20 20 S & M’S 19 21 Lucky Strikes 18 22 Wawasee Bowl 17 23 1 M & F Lucky Strikes. 16 24 Keller’s 11 29 i Syracuse Little League Standings Given In the Junior League major game played Monday, Aug. 5, scores, were: Lions 11, B;ink 9. In the Friday, Aug. 9 game, Pilchers 12 and Rotary 6. Standings are as follows: Rotary 7-2, Bank 6-3, Lions 3-6, and Pilchers 2-7. In the minor game played Monday, Aug. 5, Bank 14, Lions 2, and in the Friday, Aug. 9 game Pilchers 11 and Rotary 4. Standings areas follows: Pilchers 6-0, Bank 4-2, Rotary 1-5, and Lions 1-5. In the Pony League" 5, Wednesday, Aug. 7, game the Cubs 8 and Tigers 7, Sox 9, and Yanks O. The standings are: Soxs-1, Yanks 5-4, Cubs 4-5, and Tigers 1-8. The Sox are the Pony League champions. Milford First Brethren WMS In Aug. Meeting The August meeting of the Women’s MissionarySogiety of the First Brethren church in Milford was held at the home of Mrs. Byron Ulrich with Mrs. James Stuckman in charge of the business meeting. Committees were named for the following year as follows: .. Visitation, Mrs. Venn Wysong; Bible reading, Mrs. Gail Geiger; program committee, Mrs. Willard Templin, Mrs. Harry Phend, and Mrs. Hubert Cain; flower committee, Mrs. Herman Miller. A sum of? 33.75 was collected | from an apron project, as an addition to the treasury, i Mrs. Willard Templin presented the lesson and program for the evening with the call !to worship and group singing of the hymn, Sweet Hour of Prayer.” Her devotions were taken frpm Matthew 6:1-15, followed by prayer by Rev. Frank L. Barker. The Bible study I “Living the Life of Prayer” was given 'by ■ Mrs. Ronald Brown, stressing four vital prayer conditions. Installation of officers for the coming year was conducted by ’ Mrs. Templin and each was given | a lovely wrist corsage. Officers j are Mrs. Stuckman, pres.; Mrs. j Otto Wiggs, vice pres.; Mrs. Gail , j Geiger, sec.: Mrs. Brown,' treas.; and Mrs. Wiggs, cor. sec. TWO WARSAW RESIDENTS HAVE LICENSE SUSPENDED Two Warsaw residents . have had their driver’s license suspended according to the latest report from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Indianapolis. 4 They are: Richard Ludwig, from 7*-17-63 to 7-17-64, for driving while suspended. Kenneth Allen Murphy, from 7-9-63, for matters appearing on . the record-points.

OBITUARIES

Mrs. Dan C. Flannagan Mrs. Dan C. (Mabelle) Flanagan, 58, of 407 Fairfield Manor, Fort Wayne, died at her residence Sunday. She had been ill since June. A native of Ligonier, she had spent most of her life in Fort Wayne. Mr. Flanagan, a prominent Fort Wayne lawyer, died in February 1960. They retained a summer cottage on Kale Island, Lake Wawasee, for many years and were well known around the Syracuse community. Funeral services were held on Tuesday morning at the Mungovan and Sons mortuary and at St. Patrick’s Catholic church. Burial was in the Catholic cemetery. Floyld R. Knepp Floyd R. Knepp, 58, who lived on Crystal lake road west of Warsaw, died Sunday at 8:30 p.m. at the Murphy Medical center. He was admitted to the hospital Friday evening. Mr. Knepp was bom June 19, 1905, at Bremen and was a lifetime resident of Kosciusko county. He married Esther Stump in 1938. The deceased was a farmer and a member of the Evangelical United Brethren church.

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Surviving in addition to his wife are several nieces and nephews. Services were held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Titus funeral home with Rev. Jqhn Jones officiating. Burial was in North Webster cemetery.' . Arthur C. Schrader Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday in the FlannerBuchanan Mortuary in Indianapolis for Arthur C. Schrader of Lake Wawasee. , Mr. Schrader, 74, died at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 14, in the Elkhart general hospital. The deceased was bom in Indianapolis on May 13, 1889 to Christian Anthony and Emma (Zobbe) Schrader. On February 16, 1918, he married Marie Horst, who survives. The Schraders have been coming to the Wawasee Lake area for many years and have been residents here for the past six years. Mr. Schrader was president of the C. A. Schrader Wholesale Groceries in Indianapolis. He and his father were pioneers in the Wholesale grocery business in Indianapolis. He is a member of the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist in Indianapolis and a veteran of

WWI. Surviving besides the widow are two daughters, Mrs. Robert (Joan) Mauzy of Syracuse and Mrs. Willim (Christiane) Hall of Indianapolis; one son, Arthur, Jr., of Indianapolis; three grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. V. M. (Ruth) Ray of Indianapolis. Friends may call at the Harris funeral home in Syracuse after 7 this evening (Thursday) until Friday morning. The body will be at the Flanner-Buchanan funeral home in Indianapolis from noon Friday until the time of the services Saturday. Cremation will follow the services. MERRY JAYNES MEET WITH MRS. LEHMAN WEMPLE The Merry Jayne club of Milford met Friday night at the home of Mrs. Lehman Wemple. There were 16 members present. Plans were discussed for the club’s 50th anniversary in September. The next meeting ‘ will be held with Mrs. Pauline Barclay. ENJOY RIDE IN AMPHICAR Mrs. Pearl Locke, Dwight and Henry Doty, Mrs. Fred Slabaugh and sons, all of Waubee lake, and Mrs- Carlos Ewing and Jim of St. David, 111., enoyed their first ride in an amphicar Tuesday afternoon on Waubee lake. The amphicar is owned by John Weldy of New Paris. A picture of the car may be seen elsewhere in this issue of The Mail-Jqumal.

SYRACUSE, MILFORD, NAPPANEE TO HAVE INSPECTION The Syracuse Chapter No. 283 Order of Eastern Star will have inspection Thursday, Aug. 22, with the OES of Milford and Nappanee in the Milford Masonic Temple at 7 p. m. Dinner will be served at 6 p. m. by the Masonic Brothers in the halt Area Republicans To Reserve Theatre The Republicans have reserved Sunday, Aug. 25, at the Enchanted Hills playhouse on Lake Wawasee as Republican night. The performance for that evening will be the final performance of the world permiere of “Caviar and Crackerjack.” “Caviar and Crackerjack” is a new play written by Alyn Heim and Malcolm LaPrade who brought “Will the Mail Train Run Tonight?” to the playhouse last summer. Proceeds from this performance will go to the Republi-

INDIANA STATE FAIR Aug. 24 thru Sept. 4 JIMMY DURANTE SHOW Eddie Jackson — Sonny King AUG. 24 - 25 WESTERN HORSE SHOW AUG. 26 thru 29 SHETLAND PONY SHOW—Aug. 30 HILLBILLIES from BEVERLY HILLS Grannie — Elly May — Big Jethro AUG. 31 thru SEPT. 2 FLAT SADDLE HORSE SHOW SEPT, 1 thru 5 CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO with Dale Robertson AUG. 24 thru 28 KOCHMAN'S HELL DRIVERS AUG. 29-SEPT. 2 GRAND CIRCUIT HARNESS RACES AUG. 31 - SEPT. 2 thru 4 . INFORMATION HAL L. ROYCE, Secy.-Mgr. Indiana State Fail* INDIANAPOLIS 5, IND. WA 6-2471

can party. Area Republicans inter- I .ested in attending are asked to contact Mrs. Benjamin Twigfig at Ligonier by calling 894-3849 in that city. Plans are underway to invite prominent < Republicans to : this production. LEWIS IM MELS AT ISTA CONVENETION Lakeland Community School Corporation superintendent and Mrs. Lewis S. Immel of Syracuse ! are at French Lick this week attending an Indiana State Teachers’ Association Leadership convention. The Immels are expected back in Syracuse the end of this week.

2-BEDROOM HOME — Paneled enclosed front porch, built-in cupboards in kitchen. Terms available. Total price $7,500 — T Milford 2-BEDROOM HOME — Large living room with hardwood floors, dining area, built-in cupboards in kitchen. Total price $8,500. SSOO DOWN — Will buy 9-room semi-modem home in Milford. Conveniently located to downtown. OSWALT REALTY Leesburg, Indiana Johnie Oswalt — 453-4272 Maxine McMillan - Phone: 453-4818 Milford office hrs: Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 10:30-3 pm Phone: 658-2461 SAVE... THE CASH & CARRY WAY AT TRI-CITY LUMBER YARDS Every Day Cash and Carry Prices... PLYWOOD — Certified Grade Marked — 4xß Sheet Int. GIS Ext. G-l CD Sheathing K” $3.15 $3.40 %” $4.08 $4.56 $3.30 ' $4.95 $5.70 $4.20 %” $5.76 $6.60 $4.60 $6.70 $7.32 % 4xß Birch A2 Grade $13.64 FLINTKOTE 3 in 1 Seal Tab Shingles 235-lb. $8.50 sq. FLINTKOTE Double Coverage Locks 255-lb. $8.25 sq. FLINTKOTE 3-in-l Thick Butt Shingles 235-lb. $7.80 sq. 15-lb. and 30-lb. Builders’ Felt $2.35 roll 45-lb. Roofing $2;10 roll 55-lb. Roofing $2.35 roll 65-lb. Roofing $2.60 roll 90-lb. Roofing $3.25 roll Style “D” Metal Roof Edging 07 If. 5-gallon can Fiberated Roof Coating $3.15 KILN Dried No. 1 Spruce Dimension . .$115.00 per M KILN Dried No. 1 Hemock Dimension $130.00 per M Ixlo Spruce Shiplap $ 99.00 per M Ix 6to Ixl2 Pine Sheathing Lumber ... .$ 95.00 per M Ixß KD Spruce Barn Siding $128.00 per M %x 6 Cedar Bevel Siding .sl3o.oo.per M %x 8 Cedar Bevel Siding .$140.00 per M %xlo Cedar Bevel Siding $185.00 per M Wht Alumi Siding, Laminated Backer $30.00 per Sq. 28-ga Galvanized Roofing and Corrugated $9.95 per Sq. INTERIOR DOORS—--1%” Top Grade Birch ‘ Mahogany 2/ox6/8 $7.20 $5.45 2/6x6/8 SB.IO $5.90 ' 2/Bx6/8 $8.60 $6.20 3/ox6/8 $9.40 $6.75 . Interior White Pine Door Jambs $2.80 and $3.45 each Exterior Door Frames with Oak Sills ....;. .$10.50 each ' Key-in-Knob Lock Sets .. $4.75. Passage Sets $2.10 Butts .50 pair FRANtZ SECTION GARAGE DOORS, ' GLAZED—--8/0 x 7/0 $55.00 9/0 x 7/0 $66.50 16/ox7/0 $126.50 Pre-Hung Aluminum Combin. Doors—l” Thick $23.75 Alumi. Comb. Window 2 track $11.50 3-track $13.50'" Insulated Sheathing 4xß $1.84 ea 2xß 25/32” $l4O Figerglass Insula. 2” $40.00 per M 3” $50.00 per M Hardboard 4xß Sheets K” Std. $1.65 %” Temp. $2.38 Hardboard 4xß Sheets R” Std. $248 Temp. $4.60 Flintkote 12x12 White Ceiling Tile each Ix 3 White Pine Furring Stripping 03 If. Adjustable Floor Jacks — 5/9 to 7/9 ~.56.75 Folding Stairways, complete ...; $19.95 each Exterior Doors 2/Bx6/8 1%” .. $ll.OO 1%” .. $13.95 , Polyethelene 10’xlOO’ 8.75 16’xl00’ 13.95 20’xl00’ 17.50 (Prices Subject to Change to Market Fluctuations) MANY OTHER ITEMS IN STOCK AT COMPARABLE PRICES! WHY PAY MORE AND GET LESS? Save At TRI-CITY Lumber Yards CROMWELL NEW PARIS GOSHEN • GOSHEN ' — A '"'F- !J-' ' '' SAVE X. AT X TRI-CITY /X X LUMBER X CROMWELL THESE ARE YOUR TRI-CITY LUMBER YARDS NEW PARIS LUMBER COMPANY STATE ROAD No. 15 NEW PARIS, IND. — WHY PAY MORE AND GET LESS? — HOME LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. 212 W. WASHINGTON ST. ; GOSHEN, IND. DELIVERY BY OUR TRUCKS AVAILABLE AT LOW PRICES CROMWELL LUMBER COMPANY STATE ROAD 5 CROMWELL, IND.

COURT NEWS Named Administ r ator The estate of Ward B. Vanator ;pf North Webster who died July 27, 1963, will be administered by his daughter Doris Jones of r 4, Syracuse. The estate is valued at $6,000 and the personal property at $1,396. She is the sole heir. Files Suit A suit has been filed for account against H. K. Larsen of dian Hills golf club located at Leesburg. The suit filed by Town and County Food, Inc., is seeking judgment of $450.