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PETER YORG New Town Marshall Peter Yorg, New Marshal Os Pierceton Peter Yorg, above, formerly of Silver Lake but a resident of Pierceton for the past two years, has been advanced from deputy town marshal to marshal, effective Saturday, Dec. 7. He will replace marshal George Bullock who If signed last week, effective Dec; 7. Officer Yorg will hold the position of marshal on a temporary basis at least until the first of the year. He will be assisted •by Lee Moyer, present town manager and former town marshal for the town of Silver Lake. They are members of the Silver Lake Church of the Brethren. Peter Yorg, 47, has been deputy marshal in Pierceton since January, 1962, Prior to this time he was an emploj r ee of Da-Lite Screen in Warsaw, a special deputy at Silver Lake and an employee of the Arnolt Corporation at Warsaw.

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Tribute To President Kennedy Penned By Michigan Subscriber The MaiLJournal is in receipt of the following poem, a tribute to President John F. Kennedy, penned by Joseph C. Bailey of 70 State st., Hillsdale, Mich., a subscriber and former Syracuse Methodist pastor. He said he wrote the poem as the multitudes passed the late President’s bier. A SOLEMN MARCH ON WASHINGTON. All through the night, All through the flight, The measured treacK The multitude went. With saddened hearts, and with good intent,

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Os cautious feet, Rhythmn of the drummer’s beat Said, in solemn message sweet, “Step lightly, Lightly tread, You’re in the presence of the dead.” All through the night, In solemn mein, train, and airplane, They came and went; they came and went. AH through the night, with honor crowned • With solemn mein he lay alone, Forever, in silent rest From work well done. Alone with God; With God alone. Although he fell from evil shot, He is not dead: nor ill forgot. His greatest aim was peace and good, Both for ours and other lands. The outcome of it all is in God’s hands.

Memory of him lingers still: And always will. And always willAll through the night. All through the day, They came to pass, and look, and go away. They did not see as with natural eye, The form they grasp is mental view, “We came to pay, in simple course, Our sincere respects, to YOU, of course.” Joseph C. Bailey 70 State Street, Hillsdale, Michigan. IN THE KOSCIUSKO CIRCUIT COURT SEPTEMBER TERM, 1963 ESTATE NO. 8467 STATE OF INDIANA ) )SS:

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KOSCIUSKO COUNTY ) IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM FRED SWIHART, DECEASED., — NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all of the heirs-at-law of William Fr»d Swlhart that Geraldine L. Click, Administratrix hasfiled her verified Petition to sell real estate wherein she asks the court that she be authorized and directed to sell the real state for the following reasons: 1. For the payment of claims against the Estate. 2. For the payment of the expenses of administration. 3. For making distribution of the Estate. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, that the Judge of the Kosciusko Circuit Court will on the 17th day of January. 1964. at the hour of 9 o’clock A. M. or as sod 3» thereafter as the matter can be hear and determine the Petition of the Administratrix in the Kosciusko Circuit Court at Warsaw, Indiana. GERALDINE L. CLICK Administratrix R. Leon Connolly Attomey-at-law Syracuse, Indiana MJ — D. 12, 19 & 26 NOTICE OF PETITION FOR VACATION OF PUBLIC HIGHWAY ’ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a pe- | tition w-ill be presented to the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County, in the 1 State of Indiana at its next -regular meeting on January 7, 1964, for the vacation

of a public highway/fn Wayne Township, | in said County. Saict highway proposed to be vacated passes/through lands of certain of the petitioners herein, Warsaw Community Schools, Franklin I. Saemann ! and Irene Saemann, is a forty (40) foot i right of way in width, the center line of which is described as follows, to-wit. A portion of a public road in Section I

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t A PHARMACIST'S CHRiSTMAS CAROL « • by Elmon L. Catatine ‘Twas the night before Christmas in Joe Smith’s drug store And Joe had just turned the key in the door, The Christmas goods arrayed so nicely that morn (J Now lay on the counters all tattered and torn. Joe sighed, and then wearily shaking his head - Rearranged the display and then went home to bed. I. y/ He was just dozing off when the doorbell’s loud clang Kji Aroused him. He uttered a very mild “Hang,” . But, donning his slippers and robe went below. ® At the door was a lad, ragged, covered with snow. “What’s the matter?” asked Joe when he saw the young lad. M “It’s my ma,” the boy whispered, “she’s sick — real bad. Vi “I’ve got a perscripshun. Doc sent me to you. “Said he thought with this medicine he’d bring her thru. M’ Joe nodded his head and replied, “Come on in. Through his tears the boy mustered a wisp of a grin, y/ Joe dressed and together they trudged down the street Vi The snow creaked and cracked under their feet. Then into the store and back to the case. And Joe shook his head — the sleep to erase. 4 • He got the ingredients, checked them all twice M. And then as he started to figure the price jj He glanced at the. lad with his clothes all a-tatter. M And he said to himself, “Oh! What does it matter. “Come on,” (to the lad). “I’ll go home with you. “I might as well see the thing all the way thru. M Then, taking the lad’s hand and saying, ‘ Let s go. kx He led him again thru the blustering snow. As Joe arrived home, the nioon shining bright, j? Gave luster of midday to objects that night Vi But Joe didn’t notice the moon or the snow. His thoughts were back there where a lamps feeble glow, Had illumined a husband who bent O er his wife And whispered, “God bless you, Joe Smith for her life.” ! Burkholder r £g B DOWNTOWN SYRACUSE

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East, and 20 feet South of the East Quarter post of said Section 18; 14 degrees-37' West 187.12 feet to a point. The above described line being the center line of a 40 foot wide public read. TOOMAS K. WARNER Auditor, Kosciusko County, Indiana MJ — D. 12 & 19