The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 January 1964 — Page 11

North Webster News

CORINNE STAPLES, Conwpondent

Farm Bureau Hears Talk On School Program f % The principal speaker =■ at the' Farm Bureau regular meeting]

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Financial Report Os The County Auditor, Kosciusko County, Indiana For 1963

Bal Jan. 1. 1963 1963 8171.737 39 85M.183 08 92.155 21 416.88629 33.867.96 22.911 63 (.<ol o 5 680-293 80 48.737 23 30.681 34 78.887 34 10.227 09 21.835 36 31.414 25 1.983 35 . 31.604 40 f 8 122 35 ’ ' ' 71.4W70 2.193 09 7 232 78 34.3*0 75 270 05 ■ ■. ■ ■, ■ 1.494 96 ■ 569 19 14 047 10 50 79 1 747 36 1*29 42 30j 12 100 oo 1 50003 330 CO 1.878 45 43 '0 " 117 87 4 356 40 45 26 45 295 35 . 3 ' IJ ' 5 676 06 • 1,006 24 / 156 67 /' a 09 / 7 184 00 I 63 11 7 36 40060 ‘ " 12677 3600 300 00 r ' 400 00 84 00 4.J78 04 <..147 63 7.579 47 76.517 44 6X336 37 33 269 83 .• 255.677 31 1.1*4.977 72 . 1.213.615 81 —- , 25 00 39,956 94 151.386 92 577 24 • 93.945 90 77.363 57 448.363 47 ■ 4,.5r506 71 25.97- 33 10 391 93 37 062 96 12 904 08 36.793.07 s 1.072 40 267 90 ' 11.706 98 18.637 27 1*6.785 72 04 587 76 20.690 25 - * . . 44 953.41 3.44500 6.84080 832 00 9.152 70 3.588 62 - 240 71 479 92 140 76 959 M 584 99 34900 8607.987 60 86.32X194 00

4 . ' ; ' ° ■ V ' ’ I DETAILED REPORT OF COVKTT RXVEXVE

Balance on Hand. January I. 1963 .— General Property Taxes .■ — Bank.. BM* A Loan Tasea — — — ..... Intanelblc Taxee—County'* Shan front Stale .. Inheritance Tax County '* Share — —— LUtnor Excise Taxra—from Stale .. ...... Clerk at Circuit Court—Fee* A Expenae* — ( (al Coats of Insanity Case* — Auditor—Pee* and Expenaee Treasurer—Fee* and tnaM .—..—l.— Recorder—Pee* and Expense* — . .. Sheriff —Fee* and Exnenem — ..... Surveyor—Fee* and Expense* „ — Proaecutln* Attorney—Fee* and Expense* . Acrtcultural Atent — .... —■ Supt of School* * Tuition Sup from State Coroner — — — ... .. — — — . County Assessor , Circuit Court - (a» Special Judee* Court Rouse—Operatin* Expense* — ... , Jail—Operatine Expenses w. -.— Infirmary—Receipt* and TiSHM — - Civil Def.nse . .. .. ... —.— Service Officer - Special School Beetton . Commts*Hiner*' Expense* — — — ... Premium* mt Officials' Bond* — — Insurance - AU Kind* — — — Public PrtnUn* and Adverttetne — — — Donation to 4-County Mental Health Clinic — Donation-Memorial Day Expeoaea — Examination of Record* — County Council '. — — — — County Attorney — — Board of Review — ~ — ——... School Attendants Officer City of Warsaw *», rimilerr Fund Deficiency Internet — .. — . — Road Viewer* - Per .Diem and tnlleace ELECTIONS P«c*uuel Service* tai Primary Election <b> General Election Meal* of Election Officer* (al Primary Ejection , (hi General Ejection Section Rental (a> Primary Election (bl General Election Section Supp. * ETpirm s tai Primary Election (b> General Section RecistraUon of Voter* - AU Cost* Expense of Asseestn* - AU Twp* — — — — Furmen AMA * Sericultural 4M*. . — . Other Agricultural Item* — — — . Ditch Expense — — —- .... Transfer TuttNm of Dependent Children Burial at Softer*. Marine* Expense of Rubbish IMWoeal Proeram — — — Expense ihaeabm at State-IMA ■ ■ T«B-Fattest* . Chanee of Venue Coete . — - i. — — -- BMMMs St Pence „ —— r MieceUanetMM Revenue —— — — — . RadtresMot— Bwhiyer’* Share .- OABI Employer * Share — — — — — Sale at Cbunty Owned Property — — — Snrpiu* Don Fund trom State — — — Refund* A Transfer* — — — — — Loan to Twwnahlp Poor Relief Fund — tOTALS (County Revenue) —.— Balance December Tl. 1963 L . ” -

held Monday night at the Church, of the Brethren was Wendell Bry- J ant who is principal of the North Webster school. Mr. Bryant s remarks concerned the school program as a whole. Joe Barrett also spoke of- his trip to Mississippi recently which was in connection with the heifer project '

naMk or 'funds County Revenua ... County Welfare . County Health Department County Hlchvay Fund : . County Cumulative Bridge ' . ■ ~ s" Co. Cum Court House . —m—» General Ditch Improvement . ..Ditch Allocation ' ; ...; Health A Acctdent Insurance Federal withholding Tax —2-i State Gross Withholding Tax OASI Deduction* ...-- OASI Deduction Detraty Am HOOT A AMeuor* 1962— OASI Deduction Deputy. Assessor a Assessor* 1963 i „ —— OASI DetU.Uvo - Teacher* .'2 Public employee* Retirement i__ Warsaw N K Sanitary Sewer Warsaw Del Sewage dUpoaal AaseM Wtnena Dake Det Ba wage Auras . Common Principal Surplus Common Principal . Common Interest , - Per Endowment Principal Per Endowment Interest . Conareulonal Principal Osngresaional Interest . Sliver Lake Cemetery Ass n Silver Lake Cemetery Interest --~ Ml lord Cemetery AxMciatun Milford Cemerery Interest .. -- U’.rey"Memorial Cera. Asm — .... tnrer Mem Cem Int. — « Pleasant View Cem. Assn. Pleasant View C*m Interest „ — — State Tax • —l. . — State Forestry Tax - —- StateePair Board-Tax Township Tax T1 Township Poor Relief ... .. ... . . County WMIa School Ta* „ — ■ — — Local Tuition Tax .. - pe. ta: sfthoql Tax Dog Tax Collect by Co. Tr«a*. Civil Township Bimd — -- — *- School B<jnd Fund -- —. — — School Recreation Ta* — —— — - Township Fir* Fighting Ta* ... Library Tax . „ Accumulative Bulldins General Corporation Tax Street Tax — —- Town Fir- Fighting -- tieueral Corporation Bond Tax Cemetery --- — -- — — — Park * Recreation Ta* — . Aviation Tax \ Fireman Tax— . — — .police Pennon Tax Inheritance Tax' Gross Income Ta* —' — — — intangible Ta*. — — —,—- Intangihl- Tux Distribution Fund — Dacxet Fem Prosecuting Attonwy Pee* Fine* A Ferfeßutßa - -- .. *--••***•■ * Surpiua Tax Collected b» TTeas - .Tax .Safe Redemption - Txt Sale Surplus ' ' ——— ■ Bate of County Owned Property TOTALS — — Bal all Funds Dee 31, 1963 — —

Receipt* Disbursement* *171.737 39 365.069 39 3 085 83 22.947 76 13 SOI 44 3.933 37 ’ . . 11.139 67 26.04*71 IHJ 50 3.199 35 30.383 63 733 00 . • 33.010 36 16.090 90 15.883 94 X01A63 33.734 63 83 30 10.189 00 9.893 00 3.974 04 13.7)6 04 12.528.81 26.11727 4.330 16 4 17.146 47 17.30 6 29.61*106 2 15130 3.394 10 28 50 2X156 30 6.413 94 , 25 514 90 50.83930 - 805 39 <562 96 1.334.35 10.y»905 060 50 ROOMS 5.77450 9.780 0b 100 00 1060 73 ’ 2.739.70 2.633 00 ATOOOO 476.40 1380 60 55.33 399 65 1.655.00 1.617.00 353 00 353.00 70.00 70.00 627 59 613 70 2.64208 30.6*161 5.000.00 6,646.44 1.31717 6-493.17 , 2.63191 5.636 00, 9.074*0 MESAS 10.433 73 R 319.96 183.44 1348 70 30125 ■ 6E7 39 1&354-50 7A02 31 16.00 3A46 55 > 7.409.53 SAM 3.600.00 3675.930 47 . 0510.757.3? " 0163.163 70 wnmx c. SLOCmSA Auditor. Kcsctasko Ctmniy

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t The Pet and Hobby and the in--1 termediate division, met and for their craft period busied themselves making Valentines. Mrs. James Reffett and Mrs. Orva Miller are leaders of this group. Refreshments of jsllo salad, cupcakes and coffee were served with Mrs. Ronald Greider in charge. PAST CHIEFS PLAN A NIGHT OUT Mrs. George Staples was hostess to the Past Chiefs club Wednesday night. During the business session plans were made for a night out in lieu of a regular meeting in February. Seven members were present at the meeting. Miss Jean Menzle was a guest and was presented a prize during the game session. Other prize winners were Mrs. Myrtle Greisinger and Mrs. Georgia Connican. HOMEMAKERS SAMPLE EGG DISHES The Efficient Homemakers, home demonstration club met | Thursday night at the home of' Mrs. Hannah Payne with Mrs. H. I A. Gahger assisting. Meditations were given by Mrs. Gail Conkling and health and safety remarks on "Fallout" were given by Mrs. Ira Nine. . A trio composed of Mrs. Donna Robins. Mrs. Frances Likens and Mrs. Paul Baugher presented the song of the month “Home on the Range.” Mrs. Joe Shock and Mrs. DeVerl Bowser gave the demonstration lesson oh “Eggs and Poultry Dishes" and served the food which they had prepared and demonstrated. The hostesses sensed des- j sert and beverage accompaniment. Members of the club welcomed

Dtsb 1963 Bal. Dec. 31. 1963 $510,757 37 8165.16X10 4U.354 89 92.408.61 33.270.16 15.509 42 667.181 19 90.764 X 6 17.977 74 61.440 83 4.251 25 82.633 18 32.922T0 20. .25 91 20.400 00 13,387 95 8.122 35 J 71.430 00 9.424 84 34,340 75 270 05 1.825 07 469 89 569 19 14.047 10 1.387 36 50.79 1.529 42 305 12 ICO 00 1.730 00 72 10 • 1.649.751 571.43 ! I 31 43 ’ 35.671 4,000 00 37 40 I I. 18 357.12 156 67 f 62 09 184 00 70 47 400 00 35 40 117 37 50000 100 00 84 00 - 4 578 04 6.647.63 3.579 47 76.517 44 49.678 79 45.927 41 | 255.677 31 1.144 977 72 1X1X615.81 25 00 39.956 94 151.386 92 57“ 24 93.945 90 77 265 57 448.362.47 | 462.106 71 35.976 33 10.39193 30.082 96 12.904 68 36.793 07 1*72 40 • j 267 90 11. 90 156.387 63 9.036 36 64.587 76 ' “ 20098 25 44.953 41 J 3.445 00 6.68080 9.378 70 606.001 3.568 62 115 36 t-35,27 975 32 /" 125 32 ( 584 99 349.00 | *6.328.365 00 *601.836 60 6 . *601.886 60

two new members, Mrs. Paul Kline and Mrs. Marion Lantz. Mrs. Richard Culberson was a guest at the meeting. COMMUNITY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Orva Miller and daughter, Sally were guests of ■ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coy and son Johnny Saturday night. ' , Miss Dene Kline and Gregg Ilnicki visited Mr. and Mrs. Ormel Kline Sunday afternoon. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Epple of Papakeechie Lake were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hamman Sunday included James Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Galen Graymire of Lima, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Long and children. Kay and Doug of Etna. Mr. and Mrs. Orva Miller and daughter. Sally visited Mr. Miller’s father, Willis Miller of Shipshewana Sunday night The elder Mr. Miller was injured in an auto and buggy accident some time ago and his condition appears to be not too well. Keith Clark. Jr. of Ogden. Kansas arrived Thursday for an extended visit with his sister and her family. Mr. and Mrs. David Richards and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Myrtis Custer and family of Clay-I ; pool and Mr. and Mrs. John Kin- | sey and family of Elkhart were : Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pifer and family of Sechrist lake. ; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. James Pearson and daughter, Jamie and Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson and daughters, Toni. Juli and Jeni were Sunday guests of the George Staples family at a fish fry. -o’ -. ■ Court News I 0• ■ - Inventory Filed The Lake City Bank of Warsaw > has filed an inventory’ of the es- L tate of the late Howard A. Shep- I ler of Leesburg. The real estate is valued at $5,800 and personal property at $2,149.39. Mr. Shepler passed away Nov. 23,’ 1963. Held On Support Charge Wayne Boggs, 39. of r 4 Syracuse, was turned over to Allen county authorities on Thursday, Jan. 9, on a charge of failure to support minor children. The warrant was served by deputy sheriff Max Ganshorn on charges brought by’ Allen county’ authorities.

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Oddly Enough 'SNOW PROBLEMS \ Every heavy snowfall is accomw M ponied by... heart attacks! Rea5 son, say health officials, is that W > men not accustomed to strenuous work try removing hundreds of , pounds of snow and ice from their driveways-with disastrous V inventor wondered, “Why 5 Shovel or p'ow snow when you can C melt it?" Result: Snow melting sys- — terns consisting of heavy-duty butt- ~ Zlfe—SS—welded steel pipe, through which rfFl a warmed solution is kept circulat- xYWftjKjl f! I■■ I FIAI4. ing beneath drivcv-’cys and even f\ ■ J 7,,'i ~~~t of some tollway interchanges. Snow melts before ; !i has gi chance to build up or rum to ice. — «- . - . New York's bustling Port Authority Bus Terminal has steep ''' ' ■'V veered for absolute winter FhSbßP’?;/' ' safety. Heavy buses roll J W P raw>ps with- \ out danger of \ KY skids thanks 'ny .J to butt-welded < ,teel P'pe snow j-w melting systems under ramp surfaces. K

U.S. Mayor Gets Gift ■ "3M MAVO* p. re h . Gt rm a n TjaraPM

Allentown, Pa. — Allentown Mayor John T. Gross (left) receives a painting of Munich from the Bavarian capital’s Mayor Albert Bayerle at a ceremony in Hess’s nationally known department store in Allentown, Pa., where Mayor Bayerle expressed his gratitude to the large Ger-man-extraction population in the < area for their interest in visiting in Munich’s Oktoberfest. Conservation Meeting Feb. 4 The supervisors of the Kosciusko County Soil and Water Conservation District will hold their sixth annual meeting in the new i Shrine building on the fairgrounds Tuesday, Feb. 4. The time is set at 6:30 g, m. The featured speaker for the program is Morris Fonda, past president of the Soil Conservation Society of America, an organization whose purpose is “To Advance the Science and Art of Good Land Use”. Mr. Fonda is affiliat-

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aed with the A. O. Smith Harvester© Corporation at Kankakee, DL Awards will be presented by the supervisors to an outstanding conservation farmer in the county and a trophy will be presented to the winning 4-H club soil judging team from Pierceton. * An annual report will be given as well as a report on the Oliver Lake Conservation camp. L - Tickets are available from the following supervisors: Loren Decker, Claypool; Myron Metzger, Sidney; Leland Kinsey, Silver Lake; Robert Norris, Mentone; Howard Workman, Pierceton; Gordon Tuttle, Pierceton; Philip Beer, Milford; Dale Byrer, Atwood; Bud Watkins, Syracuse; and Wayne Harley, Leesburg. Tickets are also available at the district pffice in Warsaw. REQUISITIONS SIGNED BY COMMISSIONERS In a meeting of the county commissioners Monday morning. January 20, requisitions were I signed for sealed bids to be let ‘ February 4, 1964 on the following: Five-chip spreader boxes (for sealing and sanding.) One low-boy trailer. 20 ton (for hauling heavy’ equipment) Seven-thousand ton or less of : asphalt i Road side spraying for 1964.

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Thursday, January 23, 1964

ROUND TABLE LADIES IN JANUARY MEETING The Syracuse Ladies of the Round Table met Monday night, Jan. 13, in the Syracuse Lake home of Mrs. Carl Penn. Mrs. Michael Neff, vice president, presided in the absence of the president, Mrs. Vernon Beckman. The meeting was opened with the pledge to the flag and the club collect. Nineteen members responded to roll .call of “Travel Safety”. Mrs. Everett Joiner and Mrs. Melbum Rapp had charge of the program whicKwas a colored film on the Caradian Rockies. Donnie Coy of theliigh school ran the projector. Officers Elected New officers elected during the evening were: President - Mrs. Neff Vice president - Mrs. Carl Satre Secretary - Mrs. William Cutter Treasurer - Mrs. Miner The next meeting will be with Mrs. Philip Fawley., NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO THE MAIL-JOURNAL David B. Strieby; RA 16791079, 4th Bn., 2d TRB. Fort LeonardWood. Mo.. 65475. Dale W. Sprague. Box 512, Stanton, Calif. Steven H. Jones, 16044 W. 13th Pr., Golden, Colo. Charles K. Huyette, 904 E. 18th Drive, LaPorte John Voland. P. O. Box 244, Syracuse John j Roberts, North Webster LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Estep and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wolferman, all cf near Milford, left Sunday on a western trip. They plan to visit a brother of Mr. Estep in Arizona and Mrs. Gertrude Wyland, sister of Mr. Wolferman, in, Long Beach. Calif. MRS. ESTHER CHARLTON HONORED FOR BIRTHDAY Mrs. Esther Poynter of Milford had a birthday dinner ; for Mrs. Esther Charlton, also of Milford, on Sunday. Other guests were Mesdames Vera Miller, Ahce Buker, and Charlene Traster. all of the Milford area. Mrs. Alma Om of Syracuse called in the afternoon.

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ENGAGEMENT ANNQUNCED — Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Steinke of South Bend announce the engagement of’their daughter, Mary Sue, to Benjamin E. Stockton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Beaber of Fort Wayne. Miss Steinke is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Orn of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steinke of North Webster. She is - a graduate of Elkhart high school and is attending Fort Wayne Beauty college. Her fiance is a graduate of Concordia Lutheran high school and is employed Wayne Electric. ■* A March wedding is planned. WAUBEE GRANGE HAS MEETING The Waubee Grange met last Thursday evening at the; grange hall. Master Raymond Pinkerton presided. Twelve officers answered roll. The pledge to the flag was given and the secretary’s report was read by protein Mrs. Herman Miller. The master read a letter from the state master., Jerome Davis. It stated the officers’ training conference for the district would be held at the fWawaka grange hall from 10 a. m. p. m. on Feb. 1. All masters, lecturers, secretaries, home ' ec chairmen, youth and juvenile chairmen are to be present, however, the meeting is open to ail grange members. ' . ! The lecturer Mrs. Ray. Bray presented the following readings Z and poem: Mrs. Lloyd Felkner, After Christmas Thoughts; Mrs. r Earl Wolferman, New Teat's; Mrs. Bray, The Latch String is Out on Beauty, and 'Touring, by Push Buttons; Earl Wolferman, > Empire State Building Raymond Pinkerton, Saving Money in Cuba. Refreshments of sandwiches, cookies, and coffee were. served. The next meeting will be on Friday, Jan. 24. S ,

Versatile 4-H’ers Awarded Honors Far ’63 Projects

' .L Two teen-age .Hoosiers have returned home after participating in the highlight of the 4-H year-the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. The two, Alan Moudy, 19. of Covington, and Gwendolyn Machledt, 17, of Montezuma, were among the 1500 young people from the 50 state/ and Puerto Rico selected by the Cooperative Extension Service to attend the 42nd congress, held I—s. Miss Machledt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Machledt, was awarded an expense-paid trip by Sperry and Hutchinson Company for her cutstanding home improvement project. Moudy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moudy Jr., received an expense-paid trip from Arcadian Products Department, Allied Chemical (Corporation. A 4-H’er for eight years, Miss Machledt has received many awards for her projects, which

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have included foods and clothing in addition to those relating to home improvement She has received recognition as a judge and most recently was in the blud ribbon group in - home furnishings judging in the state. Moudy is a student at furdue University and has been enrolled in 4-H programs for nine years. Honors for field crops were awarded for-his work in soybeans, corn, wheat, alfalfa and oats. But he also has demonstrated ability in such projects as soil conservation, tractor maintenance, home grounds improvement and electricity.

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