The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 October 1963 — Page 8

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NEW OFFICERS — New officers of the Kosciusko County Home Demonstration club are shown here following their installation at the Boice Theater in Warsaw last Wednesday afternoon. Seated are, left to eight, Mrs. Weldon Kincaide, Warsaw, of the

Eliena Gonzales And Gerald Cripe Exchange Vows Saturday Afternoon

Miss Kllena Gonzales arid Gerald Lee Cripe exchanged wedding vows Saturday, October 26, at 2 p. m. in the home of the bride’s parents in Milford. * The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gonzales of • Milford, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Cripe of Waterford. Rev. Richard Sumner of the I’SM Milford MethodVI ist church „ per- « f or m e d the 2 j double ring cere--1 m rriony in the I -V presence of 35 f' vl guests in the liv- | , *. ing room decor* I ated with blue I and white crepe paper, wedding ® bells, and candles. “The WedMrs. Cripe March” and j • “Because” were musical numbers chosen for the Evening. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kauffman of Goshen served as matron of honor and best man. Mrs. Kauffman is a sister of the bride. The .bride wore a white street length frock with a scooped neckline. A cabbage rose held her veil. She carried a bouquet of white mums. Mrs. Kauffman was gowned in a blub dress with white accessories. She wore a white mum corsage. Reception Follows At a reception which followed Mrs, Andrea Ybaenz and Misses Jane Gonzales, Marcia Cripe, Rosemary Miller, Rachael Gonzales; and Mrs. Mable Gonzales ■served the wedding guests. . . . j The bride attended Milford high | school and is employed at Land O’ | Goshen at New Paris. Mr. Cripe attended. Goshen high school and is employed at. Star Craft in Goshen, • They will reside, at 213 south Seventh street in Goshen. Legal Notice PUBLIC NOTICE j United Telephone Company of Indiana, Inc., on OCtpber 30. 1960 filed with the Public Service Commission of Indiana, amendments to Gfeneral Exchange Tariff; No. T-l, applicable at all of its ex-; * changes covered thereby, providing (11 for subsequent offering find rendering of urban grades of -service outside the local base rate area at, the same rates as applicable within the local base rate area, plus n. w suburban zoning charges, which will thereupon displace now authorized 1 mileage charges and in all instances of l . application be less than such presently j authorized mileage charges, (2) for sub- k sequent definitions of the local base rate I area and suburban zones within the local j exchange service area by map indications 'in lieu of present narrative descriptions | of base .rate area and mileage units, such ; map to be a part of the local exchange 1 tariff and indicating the local base rate l’ area as encompassing not less than the entire local base rate area as now defined by narrative description, (3) for subsequent re-filing of the applicable local only hs to Word cantent. at the same tim* the local exchange service area map exchange tariff, bearing modifications oniy as to word content, at the same Is filed, thereupon indicating first nffer r ing and rendering of urban grades of service beyond to to -a’ ■ha'o're base | rate area under the new suburban zoning charges. (4i so- (h con inued* offering and rendering of rural multi-party line service outside the local exchange base rate area at the rates shown within the armiicsrfe loeal exchange tariff. (5t that upon first offering and rendering of urban grades of service beyond the local has ■ rate areh and under ! he new suburban zoning charges, within a given ■ xchange service area, a line fill of not to exceed eight parties shall be the objective in connection with such rural multi-party line service, with accomplishment as timely as, 'availability bf facilities permits, and (6) that such amendments become effective December TO, 1963, subject - to approval of the Public Service Commission of Indiana. UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC.

Musical Pregrain Presented At Rally Day & Homecoming At Milford Church

A musical program was presented in the afternoon at the Rally Day and Homecoming service held Sunday at the First Brethren church in Milford. Robert Rassi presided over the afternoon service. • Becky, Rickey and Steven Barker of Milford played a piano-gui-tar trio number entitled “Whispering Hope.” The Cherub choir directed by Mrs. Arthur Mabie of Syracuse, sang a song. _ The guest musician was Mrs. Gloria Roe of. Winona Lake who inspired her audience with her musical ability as she played the pi

Thursday, October 31, 1963

Herscherettes, first vice president; Mrs. Amer Koontz, Sidney, Jackson township, president; Mrs. Richard Allen, Leesburg, Tippy Lee, second vice president. Standing, I to r, Mrs. Dayton Fellows, Warsaw, Purdue Home. Project, assistant treasurer; Mrs.

Syracuse Locals Mrs. Maxine Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ketering recently visited cousins in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitton and family of Warsaw recently visit-, ed Mrs. Fitton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gordy. j Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mock and children of Middlebury were recent visitors of Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Mock. 'Mis. Louise Connolly of Syracuse has had as her house guests, 1 Miss Bertha LaPointe of Tecum-, seh, Mich. The ladies are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stout of Mishawaka were recent guests of Mr. Stout’s sister, Mrs. Emory Stetler, and husband. I Miss Sally Mabie spent last I week end in Paulding, 0., as the | guest of Miss Judy Wirick. Mrs. Olive Miller spent several i days fast week in Canton, 0., the i guest of hFr daughter, Mrs. Ralph McMacken. . ( Mrs. Lois Schleeter and Mrs. • Leila Connolly returned to their f jobs at the State Bank of Syra- : cuse and the Northern Indiana » Public Service office Monday fol- , lowirig a three-week visit at Las ! Vegas, Nev„ and other points of j interest in the west. Mrs. Bill (Doris! Coburn observed a birthday on Monday of this week. Mrs. Coburn has become known as the “lifesaver” around the channel, having pulled j several youngsters fropi the wat- ' ers near her home in their early j attempts at learning to swim. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leacock of Switzerland have been visiting the John Bowsers and others in the area. They will go to California for about 10 days before returning to Switzerland. Mi-, and Mrs. Vernon Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell were guests over the week end j of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fox at Ev- I ansville. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown of j Lake Wawasee are planning to j leave soon to spend the winter in i Florida, ! Mrs. yernmwMartin was hon- j ored Thursday afternoon, Oct. 24, | at a birthday party at the home of j Mrs. Jay Peffley. Also present! ‘were Mesdames Ralph Clingaman j ..and Raymond Campbell. ■ j Mrs. Carrie Champlin has gone to Albuquerque, N, M., to spend the winter with her son, John Champlin. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Evans- of Fort Wayne were guests on last j Thursday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Court Slabaugh. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Eppley and children spent last Thursday and , Friday in Dearborn, Mich. They visited the Ford museum and other points of interest. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. I and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert and , Sharon of r-1 Syracuse were Mr. j and Mrs. Ralleigh Halsey, Joyce and IVlike of Kimmell, Jeff and ! Tom Halsey of Albion, and Miss | Linda Simon of Syracuse. John t Simon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Me ' Kibben and sons, all of Syracuse, ; and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ryman i and daughter of Nappanee were afternoon callers.

ano, sang and gave testimony of b,er Christian faith. Several of the songs and music were her own compbsition. Out of town guests who attended the activities at the First Brethren church included . Dr. and Mrs. Owen Lentz, Nappanee, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burgess, Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Randall. Mr. and Mrs. James Randall and family, Mrs. Maxine Robinson and daughter Joan, Leesburg, Mrs. Harold Gawthrop and Mrs. Carl Gawthrop, Etna Green, and Mrs. Charles Clark, Wabash.

Martin Stookey, Warsaw, Eight Square, treasurer; Mrs. John Kirkwood, Claypool, Jolly Dozen, assistant secretary; and Mrs. Don Boggs, Leesburg, Leesburg Homemakers, secretary. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

j Mi-, and Mrs. E. M. Smith and 1 Debbie and Mr. and Mrs. Russell 1 Christoffel, Eddie and Cheryl of Pierceton visited friends in Michigan City on Sunday. ’ Miss Diane Simon spent the week end with her grandparents, Mr. ahd Mrs. Cletus Murphy, at Wolf Lake. 1 Air. and Mrs. Edward J. Powers and June of New York city have been guests of their daughter, Mrs. David Halterman, and Mr. Halterman. Miss Mildred Allrich of Chicago has been a guest in the home of i Mrs. W. E. Long. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hinderer left Oct. 23 for Houston, Tex., where they ■will spend ten days with their son, Nelson, wife, and family. Miss Linda Simon spent the week end with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert, on r 1 Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mabie were in Indianapolis last week. They visited Mrs. O. C. Daft and i Gordon Geiger and family. They were accompanied home by Mr. Mabie’s grandmother, Mrs. Em;ma Mabie, who had spent * the past two months in the Daft home. Mrs. Emily Smeeton has gone , to Scottsdale, Ariz., to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Horace Gottschalk, • and family, and-' Mrs. Edith Ronketti. She visited her, sons at Downers Grove, 111., en route. Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Mock spent last Thursday and Friday in South Bend. i ——: - SOROSIS CLUB HAS , GUEST SPEAKER Mrs. Lucile Strayer of Milford was the guest speaker at the Monday evening meeting of the Milford Sorosis club ‘held at the home of Mrs. Ronald Brown. There were 18 members and two guests, Mrs. Charles V. Kerlin and Mrs. Strayer, present. Mrs. Robert Brown, president, opened the meeting. Members repeated the collect ahd responded to roll call. Mrs. Joseph Judkins, program leader for the evening, presented Mrs. Strayer who gave an interesting . talk on “Midsummer Night’s Dream” by Shakespeare. At the close of the meeting the hostess served frozen dessert and coffee. The Sorosis club and Columbian Reading Circle will meet at Bethel Church of the Brethren : in Milford on Nov. 11 for their annual reciprocity meeting.

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Milford Locals Mrs. Frank Groves, Mrs. John Yeater, and Mrs. R. E. Slabaugh, all of Milford, were shopping in Fort Wayne Monday. Mrs. Nellie Poe of Milford spent last week with her sister, Mrs Kathleen Sirks, at Benton Harbor, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Steffen of Milford attended the funeral held last Wednesday at the Goodwin funeral home in Bluff ton for Aaron Steffen of Bryan, Mich. -.He was a brother of Amos Steffen.' Sunday guests of Mrs. Katherine Stockberger at Milford were Miss Thelma Hoppes and Charles Cavanaugh, both of Williamsport, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Baumgart-’ ner of Milford attended the Saturday afternoon Purdue-lovva football game at Purdue university. | Mr. and Mrs. Luther Steffen of i Milford, Mr. and Mrs. Walter 1 Steffen of Syracuse, and Air. and tMrs. Jack Reehkemmer of Lakh I Wawasee entertained Mr. and Mrs. ! Earl Steffen and family, Mrs. j Theo Steffen and. Misses Louise land Lenore Steffen, all of Elgin, J 111., over the week end. They had Sunday evening dinner at Foo and Fqye’s in Syracuse. Mr. and Airs. Neal Cory and i Dave of Milford spent Sunday as- j 1 ternoon at the Hubbard Hill Mu- j seum near Elkhart and later called on the Bill Eherenman family in Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wise and Janice of Milford and Air. and . Mrs, Joe Stouder of Nappanee were Monday supper guests of Mr. I arid Airs. Robert Wise and family at Alilford. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farrington and granddaughter, Mrs. Harry Good and Miss Jean Good, all jof Alilford. and Airs. Lorie Farrington of Goshen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ganger at Oak Law; 111. Air. and Mrs. Robert Wise and j ! son Scott. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur ! Wise and daughter Janice, all of Alilford. attended a Halloween party Sunday night at the home j of Air, and Airs. Lawrence Schutz | at Bremen. Air. and Mrs. Michael Zimmerman, Mary and Michael, Jr., of r 2 Milford were Sunday guests of Mr.' and Mrs.. Jesse Gerber and 1 son, Jack, at Paulding, O. I Air. and Mrs. Walter Miller of r , 1 Milford attended the wedding of their grandson, Walter Edward j Aliller, and Linda Robison at St. John’s Catholic church in Goshen j on Saturday morning. Others at-, i tending from the Milford area | were Miss Donna Miller, Mrs. i Fred Weisser and Doug, and Mr. : and Mrs. Neal Cory and . Dave, j Mrs. Cory assisted at the reception. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reehkemmer, Stanley and Jackie of Cissna Park, 111., have moved to Wawasee Lajxe. They intend to later Te- j i side near Milford. He is employed ( I at Brocks at Milford. Mrs. Rech- j kemmer is the former Rosemary j Steffen of Elgin, 111. She is a sis- ! I ter of Mrs. Luther Steffen of r 1 ! Milford and Walter Steffen of Syracuse. > Airs. Harlan Sharp, Mrs. Amos j I Gawthrop, Airs. Harry Phend, j and Mrs. R. W. Brown, all of Mil- j ford, spent several days last week j in Detroit visiting Mrs. Eugene Lejuste. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Overstedt of Alilford visited Mr. and Mrs. j. Fredrick Vlaskamp at Columbus, ! j 0., over the week end. Mrs. Vlas- j kamp is the former Miss Beth Ov- I erstedt of Milford. ML and Mrs. Jerry Bushong ana I Johnny and Mrs. Mary Huber, all | of Waubee lake, were Sunday I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hu- I ber and Mrs. Ralph Johns at Go- I shen. Saturday evening guests of Mr. I and Mrs. Richard Smith and sons R of Milford were Mrs. Clyde God- I win and son Chuck of Marion. Miss- Donna Gerber of Bremen I spent the week end with Mr. and 1 1 Mrs. R. E. Slabaugh on r 1 Mil- ; G ford. Miss Gerber is a niece of : I Airs. Slabaugh.

OBITUARIES

| Martin L. Leigh 1 1 Alartin Luther Leigh, 83, of Milford died unexpectedly in a I heart attack at 1:15 a. m. Mon- ’ day at the -Oswalt apartment 1 house in Milford where he made i his home.. A retired cabinet worker, Mr. ; Leigh was bom May 10, 1880, in Columbus Grove, O. He had lived in Milford for the past 20 years. Mr. Leigh never married and has no immediate survivors. Graveside services were conducted Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. at the Milford cemetery. Rev. Floyd Schuder officiated. James A. Fields James A. Fields. 67. of r 2 MilI ford, died unexpectedly of a heart attack Saturday noon while unj loading corn at the Clunette ele- ! vator. I’ A lifetime resident of Koscius- | ko county, Mr. Fields was born ! in Warsaw on Aug. 28, 1895, the j son of Air. and Airs. George Fields. He was never married. Mr. Fields was a retired employee of the Uline A’lfg. Co. in Nappai nee. j Surviving are one sister, -Mrs. i Noble Neff of Milford, and an aunt, Mrs. Ida Taylor, with whom Mr. Fields made his home. Funerai were held on Tuesday afternoon at two o’clock in the Mishler funeral home in Milford. Rev. Raymond Wilson, pastor of the Island Chapel church at Hastings, officiated and burial j was in the Leesburg cemetery, Leonard Holloway Word has been received from ' Mrs. Robert Linton, Sr., of Okem- j os, Mich., that her brother, Leon- 1 ard Holloway, 73, 4410 south Hag- j adern Road, Okemos, a retired Oldsmobile employee and former resident of .Milford, died in a Lansing hospital on Saturday, Oct. 26. He had been a resident of Lans-1 ing for 47 years. Mr. Holloway was a member of the Quarter Century club of Oldsmobiles, and an employee for 35 years. He retired in 1956. He was a life member of the Lansing Masonic lodge. Surviving are his wife, Lena j ( Whitehead) Holloway; three sons, i Donald, Alax, and Hugh; three j daughters, Arneal, Ruth, and Jo- ; ann; 19 grandchildren and two! great-grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Linton, the former Opal Holloway. Funeral services were held at the Estes-Leadley Colonial chapel in Lansing at 2:30 p. m. Monday. Burial was in; Evergreen cemetery in Lansing. Sheets Graveside Rites Graveside rites were conducted j Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock j at the Solomon Creek cemetery j north of Syracuse for the still- j bom son of Richard and June j (Nicolai) Sheets of r 4 Syracuse. | The child was stillborn Monday,j Oct. 28,‘at 7:40 p. m. in the Goshen General hospital. Survivors, in addition to the parents are the grandparents, Air. and Mrs. Carl Sheets of New Paris and Mr. and’Mrs. Kenneth Nicolai of Syracuse; great-grandpar-ents,-Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Sheets of Nappanee and Mrs. Emma Mil- ;

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ler Truex of Wakarusa; and great-great-grandfathers, Guy Nicolai of Syracuse and Ray Ott of Goshen. Rev.. Israel Gorden, pastor of the Bethany Church of the Brethren, officiated. Alishler funeral home at Alilford was in charge of arrangements., Stace Michael Peterman ’ Services were held at 10 a. m. Alonday at the Harris-Troxel fu- ! neral home at North Webster for : 10-day-old Stace Alichae; Peterman, infant son of Raymond and Charlene. (White) Peterman of I North Webster. Infant Stace pass- | ed away at 3:15 p. m.„ Saturday, : Oct. 26, at Parkview hospital in ] Fort Wayne. He was bom on October 16. | Survivors in addition to the parents are. three brothers, Raymond, Richard, and Rudolph ahd a sisI ter Rebecca, all at home; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Airs. O. *R. j Peterman of North Webster; maternal grandfather, Charles White jof Miami, Fla.; maternal grand- | mother, Mrs. Eleanor White, Syl- | vania, Ga.; and the god-parents, Walter and Eileen Ellis of Fort Wayne. SYRACUSE Hospital Notes Mary E. Van Dyke, r 1, was dismissed from Goshen General hos- j pital on Friday, Oct. 25. Timothy, son of .Mr. and Mrs. | Donald Stiver, r 1, was treated for injuries received in a fall at his home, at Goshen General hospital. He was released Oct. 23. Todd, son of Air. and Airs. Carl Hepler, r 4, was admitted to Go-. shen General hospital last Friday. He was released Saturday, October 26. Doyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Butler, was treated and released Friday, Oct. 25, from Goshen General hospital for injuries received in an accident at home. Connie and Gary, children of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Donham of r 4, were admitted to Goshen General hospital Friday, Oct. 25. They were released Monday. Airs. Leonard Barnhart entered Goshen General hospital Monday. Mrs. Loyal Miller was dismissed from Goshen General hospital on Tuesday. Court Slabaugh entered Goshen General hospital Tuesday for observation for Injury sustained in an automobile accident Saturday.

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MILFORD - LEESBURG i Hospital Notes MRS. MERLE COMPBELL, SR., MILFORD, IMPROVING j Mrs.. Alerle Campbell, Sr., is re- [ ported improving following major | surgery Tuesday morning in Elk- | hart General hospital. MRS. ARLO BEISWANGER, MILFORD, HAS SURGERY j Mrs. Arlo Beiswanger of MilI ford is reported to be getting a- | long nicely following major surg- | cry Friday, Oct. 25, at Elkhart j General hospital. | J. Shepherd of r 1 Leesburg was treated last week in the . emer- : gency room of Alurphy Aledical j Center for a thumb laceration sustained in an industrial . accident. ; He was dismissed following treat- ! ment. ; Jack Wiseman of r 1 Leesburg | was admitted to the Alurphy Med- ! real Center Friday, i Yolanda Gonzales of Milford was treated and released from the I emergency r oom of the Goshen | General hospital over the week ' end. She was treated for injuries sustained in a fall at the home of j her brother. ! The following were dismissed j over the week end from the Goshen General hospital: Mrs. Lutie ! Ryan of r 1 and Mrs. Jacob Doremire, both of Leesburg, and Mrs. Jose Lozando and son of Milford. Miss Eloise Pinkerton of Mil- ; I ford was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center Monday. Paul Miller of r 2 Leesburg was treated Tuesday in the emergency ; room of the Murphy Medical Center for a laceration to his right hand suffered when he ran ,his hand through glass. He was dismissed after treatment. 21 ATTEND FRIENDSHIP CLASS MEETING Twenty-one members of the Friendship class of the Milford First Brethren church met Sunday | evening, Oct. 20, at the home of Air. and Mrs. Bill Little. Mr. Little presided over the meeting in the absence of the president. Bob Geiger opened the meeting with prayer. Various committee chairmen reported the progress their committees were making. The approaching chicken and biscuit supper of November 23 was further discussed. Following the business meeting several exciting games of aggravation were played. Cherry delight, homemade cookies, coffee and tea were served to the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Felkner and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Morehead assisted.

Lake Wawasee Property To Be Nuns’ Summer Home The Teeter property located on the south side of Lake Wawasee has been purchased by Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters to be 1 used as a vacation spot for Sis- | ters whose Mother Convent is in Huntington. The large Danial C. Teetor house contains nine rooms. It has six bedrooms, five baths, living room, kitchen and dining room.. Four lots in the John T. Vawter’s first addition to Vawter’s park I and three adjacent lots were also ! purchased. The home has been in use this i past summer by the nuns. The novitiates and Catholic nuns returning for further study at the mother convent at Huntington will be able to spend a week’s vacation lat Lake Wawasee. The property ! has about 300 feet lake frontage,. ! The mother convent at Hunting- | ton is a Catholic seminary which offers a four year course to nuns as well as layman. Nuns are pre- } pared to teach Catholic children in towns all over the country where the children must attend ! public schools because there are jno parochial schools available. i They also offer religious teaching j to adults, Read the CLASSIFIEDS! NOTICE OF PETITIOn'Tok LOCATION OF PUBLIC HIGHWAY ; Stato Os Indiana . SS: Kosciusko County ■ Before The Commissioners Court Os Kosciusko County, Indiana NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that) a petition will be presented to the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County, Indiana, at their regular December term, 1963, for the location of highway in said County which proposed highway will pass through or affect the lands of the persons hereinafter named. A highway situate in Second Addition to Valentines Subdivision on Yellow Cr'ek Lake and in First Addition to Valentines Subdivision on Yellow Creek Lake located in Section Twenty-Seven (27), Township Thirty-One (31) North, Range (5) East in Kosciusko County, Indiana, which said highway has for its center line a line described as follbw's, to-wit : Beginning Twenty-Five (25) feet East of the Northeast corner of Lot Number Forty-Five (45) in Second Addition to Valentines. Subdivision on Yellow Creek Lake' and running thence South Eighty (80): rods:' thence-East Two Hundred Thirty-Six (236) feet to a point on the East boundary line of Lot Number Twenty (26) in . First Addition to Valentines Subdivision on Yeilow Creek Lake, said point being Twenty-Five (25) feet North of the Southeast corner of said lot Number Twenty (20). Said proposed highway will affect th< lands of the following named persons: ■ O. B. Valentine, Gerald Stotticnlyer, Helen Stottlemyer, John M. Boxell. Elsie P. Boxell, Lloyd Malcom, Sarah Maicom, Von West, Everett V. Lawson, Pearl J Lawson, Paul D. Girt, Margaret L. Girt, Mrs. Leo Valentine and Leo C. Valentine, j Thomas K. Warner, Auditor , Kosciusko County, Indiana MJ — 0. 24 & 31

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