The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 January 1964 — Page 15
Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1963 Etna Township, Koachuko County
Balance FUNDS— Jan 1 Township — 6 1,304.75 Doo ■ — - - Fire Fighting 366.63 Civil Twp. Bond — — 1.130.60 School Twp. Bond — TOTAL a. —8 XOO2 38 DKTAII. OF MCSIFTS . I Sowree Ammnt TOWNSHIP FUND Tax««—Jun- 61,747.88 • Taxea—December 1.484 73 | Cemetery Lots 255.00 Buggy License 207 00 > Social Security 64 Total Township Fund 83.695 55 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Co. Treai. Ml 00 Etna Township ■ 192 00 Total Dog Fund 8239 00 FIRE FIGHTING FUND Loan 8957 48 T-xxo——June 1.399 77 Taxes —December 1.200 57 Total Fire Fighting Fund 83.537 82 CIVIL TWP. BOND FUND Taxes—June 89987 Taxes—December 84 84 Total Ctrl! Twp Bond Fund 8184.71 SCHOOL TWP BOND FUND July—Bond 82,195 00 December —Bond 2.162.50 Total School Twp Bond Fund 84.357 50 DISBURSEMENTS FIRE . HKt.HTING FUND ClaasiHeaUaa ait Expense And Ta Whom Paid Gas Pyramid Oil Co / 866 19 Whites Mobil Station 18 19 Insar’ance Etna Insurance Agency . 16333 Supplies and Repairs Fire Eaulp Sales A Service 23 70 F. ’M. C. Corp John Bean Div. .869 56 Donald Poulsori . 50 55 Truck License Auto License Bureau 100 Bank Netes and Interest Etna Bank 1.471 90 Town THepbone Rent General Telephone Co. 150.60 Cletkini Expense Russel Miller 10 00 Robert Powell 1000 James Oawthrop 1000 Robert HarUel 10 00 George Slabaugh 10.00 Harold White IODO Ralph Haishton 19 00 Veioris Sjouder 10 00
I herrbr : c< run the for-eerns i» a tru? and correct sratement of th« re- ' celpu and dUburartnentt of th,- abore named townsblp, that a complete and detail- I • d annual rrpdrt toxrtlur with all accompanying voucher* showing the names, of. p. rvjns hating been paid mon-r the •.ctmshljl has be< n Gl< d as iwuir-d by law in the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report is in custody of the chaiman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject I to inspection by any taxpayer of the township CARL KLOTZ - Tnttiee, Rtna Township. Kosciusko County.- Indiana
Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report! Os Receipts And Disbursements | FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1963 Jackson Township, Kosciusko County
j , Balance PUN DS Jan 1 Township i * 1.792 95 Special School -- -- 7.145 20 . Tuition - .. — .. 15.31193 Dog — — — —.-77 T 329 00 CIVU Twp Bond — 1.250 81 School TW Bond . .... 2.583 72 TOTALS -- 8 28.412 bl DETAIL OF RECEIPTS See roe . Aauianl TOWNSHIP FUND Text*—June 12.741 34 Taxe*--Dec.taber 2.337.41 Trust** of Monroe Twp. 5.0 iC W alburn Ag.ocy 212.14 County Treararet 301 251 Raymond Gall 27 35 < Total Township ' 86.11911 SPECIAL SCIOOI FIND j | Taxes—June » 814.034.20Static Out Transportation 3.783 "8 . Loan* 9JOO 00 State Treasurer 1,081,<9*| Total Special School Fund 818.426 58 TUITION FIND Taxes —June 818.566 19; Coagreasiur.al Interest 24 07’ State PUt Tuition vNetl 14.195 16 i Retirement AisenmantS 1.412 67 Loan* A&njO County-Wide School Tax < 4,a9e 38 Total Tuition Fund 844.00437 DOG FIND Do* Tax trom Assessor 4294 S 3 Do* Tax frost Co. Trwas. BSO Total Do* Fund s «2 uu CIVIL TWP. BOND FIND Taxea—Jun*- « 81.1*486 ! Taxea—December L 081.831 Total CivU Twp. Saad Fund 8? 11a 49 < SCHOOL TWP. BOND FIND Taxea—eun« 81.877 35 Total School Fuad 81.821 88 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP 81 ND ClaaalfteaUaa* at lixteie And Ta Wham Pad Pay et Tra.lro. Beat* t let* Tv. (SO. Raymond Gall 81.675 00 Beulah OaU 4BMB Be*a*. StaUaneev. Pat* . Adv. D M. Whitcomb Supply Co 76 84 Bdna Maloy D H <m»k Printing Co. 29 91 Ke«u> Wiuiam* A Son* 97 13 Tha Mail-Journal 107.431 Leonard supply Co: 14.10 taro at Ceeeeieri** John Idle 347.73 Fanes John Racer ' 311 25 Fire Fratectiaa Strayer tax. Agency 173 80 Public Servtca Co. 24-AJ Me:«*era Mrocvrr .50 Licence Bureau »-•» noit Fire Apparatus Co 441 tad- VoL Firemans Assoc. 150 03 Pyramid OU Co. 30.88 M. « A. Mobil Service 8. 3" Norm Masicnctier B.ue Flame 414.4 Harold Maloy 250 30 ; Harold Brandenburg t* ; Sidney A Jackson Twp. Fire Dept Sxi M John Idle , 14<a> ; B. A R. OU Co. 1935 | Fred Sebaal Raymond Ga.i 11 70 i _ Other C*vU Tvs. lun«t W alburn Agency 425.71 ; General Tewphoha Co. 4Mb ; run imp. Met- Fund »JBb Wuour rile IM.SO j Max Wai.her . IdJ.oa . iwcaa.ru a*aert iw>.v». ; /fotawTownabip Fund 86,153.71 j / IMSBUBSKMKNTS DOG FIND / ctaaDlteatia* at Eapeoae And Ta Whoa* raid Jay Glbble 61-2 5C , -JfeaauteS of Koetluiko Co. 203 54 Jasper. Herman ALM . 4r..u Fv-ed ■ 55 < Weetey KBi 1 Total DISBURSEMENTS CIVIL | TWP. BOND FIND j Oaaauicaitaa M Expense And < Ta Wham Paid < Principal A tat. aa BaaA» __ 1 Pierceton mat* Baah 8X338.80 i — j Total Civil TVS. Bond Fund 2-23400 1 disbursements school Twp. < BOND FIND I PWmtaoa ‘ TrvMorar M. S.. D. oP Wtatfco X 19337 < Total School Twa- RMCI Fund 84.41337 ‘ DISBinaEMLNTS TTHTION FCND . OMMWeaUeet at Bxpewao And 1 Ta WBwa FaM taonurtlea 1 Roy W Miller MW9M B. Metmer MM.W I L. Bmersoa PWa ***•? 4 iSmitiM ' < 2.752-3 S 1 &MC«ne Leaaure 3398.73 Fred O. Loaaur* 3.094.88 4
I tervto certify stot tte fowgotag to * tra* sad comet stauauM at tto rv- j crtstt - ttol • axaptete to* deuS«tth *D uawwitM vaaetot* ctewttw the M®e» of , Bemm M»n« tomoZ m«uy by tto tcwrtxiup too toon fifed oa Montrto to s ttoto tto Mftoat ttoOMßty Auditor. ato ttot a eon ot mto aaaad report la J to caatody of tto etoimaa at tha.:<wnto«> advtocy board. Sato report la eoblrct , to totoorttor to «» tasaayer to »to t«*to»flpHAYMOND GALL ; TntMto Jtoctoon Ttontoto. Kooct— fce Ctonty. TiStoM
- ■ ’ Balance Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 8 ,3.695 55 8 2.979.97 8 2.220 33 ‘ 239 90 47.00 192 00 3.557 82 2.915 33 IXXI9 32 184.71 1.211.25 104.26 4.357.50 _ 4.357.50 , 8 12.034 58 8 11.51105 8 3.525.91 ! Tony Hight 18.00 Claude Davis 14 10.00 I DISBURSEMENTS SCHOOL BOND FUND I €l>ssifkation at Expense And I. To Whom Paid Two School Bonds and Interest I Etna Bank 84.357 50 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Ctaaaifieaiina el Expense And Ta Whom Paid Killed Lowell Vining 84700 i DISBURSEMENTS CIVIL TWP. BOND FUND Classification at Expense And •. | Ta Whom Paid Civil Twp Band Na. 16 Etna Bank _ 81.211-25| | DISBURSEMENTS TWP. FUND CiassineaUan at Expense And i To Wham Paid Office Supplies Warsaw Office Supply Co. 812 IS < Goble Printing Co. 52 87 Etna Post Office 5 00 Trustee’s Band Etna Bank ' 109 00 Advertisin* Th-: Mail-Journal 102.14 Warsaw Time*-Union < 87.48 Trustee s School Carl Klotx 792 Tetephaae Beat General Telephone Co.. 16 75 I V Insurance Etna Insurance Agency 52.60 , Cemetery Supplies Herbert Meridth 350 00 I Opk Oanthdrn 12 00 Mason Hardware * 2.781 Cemetery Labar Mark Heisler ■ • 40 95 Bc.irbon Water Works 12 00 Max Kwtxel 250 00 Busty Liens.- - Co Auditor 20700 Gas - Pyramid OU Co. 8 33 ; Clerk Salary Ell.-.-n Kloti 150 09 Office Rent E;l.|<-n Klotx . 60 00 I Trustee Salary Cat; KloU 960.00 Travel Expense Carl Klotx 200 00. Advisory Beard Salary John Huisman 10000 Fiink Sparrow 10000/ Warren Thomas 100 DO I / r
... j ~ Balanc .- . Receipt* DUburtemente Dec. 31 8 6 119 71 8 6,153 71 8 1.768 95 19.42- 58 26.571 78 I : 44.004 37 59.316 30 I 382 SO 321 50 306 50 ! 2.176 69 2.230 00 1.197 50 1.827 55 4.413 27 . 8 73.856 90 8 99.006 56 - 8 3.262 95 Joe. phine Pruitt 2.250 00 ! LaMore Lotttyear 2.955 00 < Ruth Ann .TolUaca 2,640.80 Cryxta! Dunn 3,005 00 Max Holloway 2,83500 Beulah Gall 2.535 00 Ruth Metxaer 2.560 00 William Dorsey 2.900.00 Mauris. Joluuon 670.00 Vtona Brown 859.95 Bith-r BpperSey 2.445 00 Jdhu Smith »0 00 Mary Fike 91.30 . Gary Nurdinan 24 00 ®l»i« Carey J ' . 12 00 i Grace Oottman 12 00 ' BVtm Sayer* 24.00 Jane Hotietl.r 48 00 John Storer 24 00 Cora Shulte 24 00 I Mary Kreamer 12.00 William Chapman 36 00 Atny Volovshi ■ 36.00 Norma Wingard f 12 00 Lavern Myer* 600‘ Ann Garber 12 00 Nate Pierce: on Stat* Bank 85.000 00 Baiaaea Tuitian Fand Tree* of M S D of Whltko 87.246 90 Tel*! Tuition Fund » 839.316 30 I DISBIBSFMESTS SPECIAL SCHOOL FIND ClaaaifkaUan at Expeaae Aad Ta Wham Paid iaatrocUea Bureau 'of T--su . 820 26 Truman Printing Co 32 56 Audio-Vttual Aid* Library 15.11 Scott Foreaman Co 1484 Lyon* Band ln»t. Co. 28 03 Sfcttnc* Reaearch A**oc 34.30 J, W Pepper • Bon 7.46 totrul i Muxlc Store 108 05 Jackaon Twp. School , 767 8,3 lietmer Grocery 53.12 Ac* Hardware . . 43 61 Eaur Ray » 1.100 00 Educator* Prowreax Serviee . 6.00 Joint Service A Supply 60 44 Purdu* Cniverwty 1080 Lowrey Sewlna Center 36J D H Goble Prutting Co. 54 39 Dr R V Bollinger 35 VJ K- A A Mobil Sarrica I.M Bobbx-MtrrU Co 28 30 Welch Scientific Co. 31'JO Snydcr'x Market ■ 43.45 G C Murphy Co. 342 Pierceton Lbr. Co J - Edna Maloy XoO taardiaate Activities Harry OrUxo 4MI K. A A Mobil Service m9l Ktva Evan* 73130 ■ Robert Mine 1.136.00 ; Delbert Mu-ha-! l.luOlO Lowell Tucker 1.135 60 Btdmd BbttM* 1.124 301 Amer Kocrntx \ 614 «>! Ki-rltn Motor Co. 43 411 Lie-n*e Bureau .30 Operaliaa Harold Maloy 3 275 00 Robert Mtcha.-l * JO 00 Maiagvr•* Grocery 34 96 , North Mancheat r Blue Flame 48 WI Banco Products Co.' ' lliJOi Waraaw Clean Towel Service 210 21 Public S- rwce Co. 973 10 Sidney F«-»d A Imp. Co. 619 16, Blanche Fl&lwr 35.. 00 : Rbchamer . Germicide Co. 162.04 ' Laketon R-llnln* Co. 1,764 31 - J, I Holcomb Mfg. CW 50.n0; Riobee Supply Co. ' 1215* D. S. Chemical Co. 63 61 Warsaw Chemical CO. As» Si B. Merrtman Cix* ,, "*** k 18 00 Gene Lancaster 488.66 Harry Orixao ■ 60.98 Sidney Feed A Imp. Cm' 163 62 0. 8. Chamßhl 20543 Leonard SuPbo Co. 10 80, B A K OU Co 20.53 ; G C Murphy Co. S.CSi Opp>Bheunx ’ , 5 78* Frank's . U. 96 Bmrick's Musk Store 32.00 Smllh-AMop Paint- Co. 93 33 Executive Qttice Machines 788 Chrutman Moten 2.00 Lloyd Rom 30.00 Fixed CBanvs Pub. Kmp Ret. Fund 16128 General Telephone Co. 141.99 Farm Bureau In* Co. 39100 Strayer In*. Agency 96 45 AuxiWary AeUvUie* William Dorsey 190.00 FletMtatt Stau*Bank” ,ri ** Capital Owttay Lee School Supply 64.80 , Jackson Twp.. School 35-58 , BsJUmk* Flwml Treas. M M. 8. D. Os Whitko 85.367 81 ] Total Special SchoM Fund SSAS7L7B ;
fl ■ IN TRAINING — David B. Strieby of Syracuse, who entered the United States Army on January 6, is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., for his basic training! His address is Pvt. David B. Strieby - RA 16791079 - Co. B, 4th Bn., 2d TRB, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. 65475. Mr. And Mrs. Robert O’Blenis Return From Dallas, Texas Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Blenis and Tammy of Milford spent j Christinas in Dallas. Tex., with Mrs O’Blenis' sister. Lewis Bass, and husband. While in Dallas they visited the place where President Kennedy was assassinated. One side of the I street was lined with,floral displays from all over the nation. They visited Love Field airport where Mr. Bass is employed and the officer of Central Airlines at South West International airport Bass is employed. '■ i Following Christmas the two /families spent a week end at San i Antonio to visit the Alamo, the symbol of Texas - independence. While in .San Antonio they visited Breckenridge park and zoo, the fifth largest zoo in the nation; : saw the longest miniature railroad in the world: and saw the world’s largest mechanical Santa , Claus on top of a department store.. On the return trip to Dallas they went through , wonder caw’s anti-gravity house. FORD EMPLOYEES ATTEND SCHOOL Leri Chupp, Garry Miller. Jerry Bray. Bryce Baumgartner, and Dean Baker, employees of C. S. Myers Ford agenct at Milford, are | attending a 12-Week~ school at South Bend on automoUye repair. SENIOR BRETHREN YOUTH TO HOLD DINNER The senior youth of the First Brethren church at Milford will held a progressive dinner on Sat- | urday night. — , c
m— ai..—. ■■ ; ■■ ■■■» ,2a',.. ~ 7,,,,, ~L" ' LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC BEARING Notice is hereby civen that the Local 1 Alcoholic Beverase Board of Kosciusko i County. Indiana, will at 10 AM on the I 32nd day of January. 1964 at the «arfc*B 1 Office Court House la the City of i WarI saw. Indiana, in said County, begin in--1 v-stisation of the appUcatlon of the 1 following named person rvouestlnc the 1 issue to the applicant at the location hereinafter set out. of the Alcoholic Beverage 1 Permit of the class hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, re--1 eeive information concerning the fitness of said applicant. and the propriety issuing the Permit applied for to such applicant at the premise* namedNoel John Perry ( Drug Store) Liquor A Wine Dealers. 11 Main St.. Milford. In- - diaiiM SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BB OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By W. p. Condon Executive Secretary a ■ Joe A. Hama Chairman LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Geraldine L. Click as Admlnlstratrtx of the Bi:»te Us WUUam Fred Swthart. deceased will ax' the hour of 9 o'etame A. M «B Saturday. February 8. 1964, and trom day to day thereafter until sold, at th* office oC R. Leon Connolly. Attorney. Syracuse. Indiana, offer for sate to the highest and best bidder the tallowing described real -estate - situs:in KiMCluxko County, in the State of IndiAQAe 10-wit: Lot No 4 in Block 7, in X.-irlnc and Ketrtns s Addition to the Town of Syta- ' CUSe Said *al<- to be for at least the apJ praised talue and for cash. GERALDINE L. CLICK ADMINISTRATRIX R LEON CONNOLLY iATTORNEY FOR ESTATE MJ — J. 23 A 30 NOTICE TO BIDDERS | NOUcs ts .hereby given that the Board Jof Commissioners of Kosciusko County. Indiana, will from this date until Feb- - raary 4th. 1964 at 1:30 P. M. <BBT» te•ceive sealed bid* for the- following tar th. Kosciusko County Highway tapxnment tar 1964 | ITEM t . 7.008 Tons or Um of liquid biituninou* material, grades BC. and MC-No 7W. No 250; No. 800; A Ko. •; Joao. i ITEM 2: To tarnish and apply brush I | lilt»r fw the 'year. -1964. which must be | ; of tow volatile cogMiateacy. contaimug 2! j lbs 3-4-D, and 2 lbs. of 2-4-5-T with *uw*Va-.-M cwulvatont to make I va To sptAy brush ktUer lor the y--ar I 13fc4. said brush killer must be of low; .tataXito cflnxUU ncT. as named above. : Blds shAH .be on * per ImmAb tAdtl the total bids shall not exceed 812JMN.08.! ITEM 3: <5. NEW SSiLP-FKEDINU ! MATERIAL SPREADERS Bidder Will *c- 1 ‘ tept as trade-ta on . new spreaders and , ; allow credit on purchase price the ta»-1 towing; j i 1- 1934 - Good Roads Chip. Spread- I ;er Serial No 1864 - 9 ft Delivery to be i I within 30 days of contract date. F. O B. Warsaw. Indiana ITEM 4 ONi NEW TILT PLATFORM GOOSE-NECK TRAXLER. Bidder will accept as trad.-ip on new trailer and nUow credit on price the foltowtng; , s_ 1 r 1943 - Fruehauf - Low-Bor TraHar - Modal OPT-15 Serial Ma FW--32047. Bids must- be on form Number SS (Revisadi as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts and each bid must be accompanied by a surety bond .ar eertifted check euual to 10 per cent of maximum bM and the necessary affidavit of non-caUuxtoa as reuuirvd by 3aw. The successful bidder of Item 2 will be required to tarnish Bond to the full amount of contract and insurance coverKe XxiCctKlbK llAbtlhy. of the Board at OMnatahmenk Complete totormattoa and roedflcattoii are- near ' file in the County Awdk -r’s Office. Court House. Warsaw. Indiana. Each item above shown must be bid. on separate bid foima and nmst show that the bld is less V. 8- Federal Excise Tax. The Board of Cooinkißatonei's itaauma the Haiti: to reject any and *U bid* , NOBLB C. BLOCKER Kjosctuaitp towttoUM* ■ Dated: January 21. 1964. MJ — J. 23 A 30
' Former Milford-Syracuse Pastor Given ' Golden Ministerial Celebration
’ The Rev. Ralph G. Rarick of ■ Etna Green, brother of Mrs. Roy ‘I. Treesh of Milford, who once served as Church of the Brethren pastor in Milford, and later in SyI racuse, and is well known over much of northern Indiana, just ; recently completed fifty years in I the Christian ministry. His election dates back to New’ Year’s day, 1914, in the Bethany church, north of Milford. His half century of achievement, with years all very active and full, was given featuring in an agreeable surprise to him in a special service held Sunday, Jan. 5, in the new Prince of Peace Church of the Brethren. South Bend. It was at 1 South Bend also (and at the second church) that the Raricks held their first pastorate. The Raricks are now within four years of observing their golden wedding anniversary. Mrs. Rarick, therefore, has shared, and been an inspirational close companion, over practically all of the ministerial years; and her important part was also pointed out in the featuring of the day. Mrs. Rarick told about the evangelistic field, in which more than ■ 200 campaigns have been conduct- ! ed. Many of them in the early j days were of three weeks’ dura- ( tion, and in many of them the j whole family participated. There I have been 11 pastorates - taking j them to various places from PennI sylvania to California. There was i the period n f pioneering home j mission work, under auspices of I the Brethren General Mission I Board, giving spiritual se v.ce to I people in the "piney woods” of I the southland. There were two summers whAi they served the
Leesburg-Oswego
By MRS. MAXINE McMILLAN JUNIOR SMM GIRLS MEET The junior group of the Sisters iof Mary and Martha of the Leesburg Brethren church met Monday ■ evening at the home of Mrs. David Welborn. Six girls were present. Gloria Vandermark is the president, Cindy Welborn, treasurer. and Debbie McMillan, prayer chairman. Patty Conkle was the leader for the evening of fellowship. Mrs. Lester Vandermark is the patroness and her helpers are Mrs. Howard, Immel and Mrs. David Welborn. SENIOR SMM GIRLS MEET Six members were present Monday evening when the senior SMM girls met at the home of Miss Deana Quine near Warsaw; Mrs. Kenneth Koontz is the patroness [ with Mrs. Don Millington as her . helper. Mrs. Lillian Custer of Leesburg was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kummick at Ligonier. Mr, and Mrs. Myrtus Custer and children of Claypool entertained on Saturday, Mr. Custer’s mother, Mrs. Lillian Custer. i ’ Paul Yocum of Leesburg was 5 dismissed Wednesday from the ; St. Joseph hospital in Fort Wayne. « Sunday callers were Mr. and Mrs. ’ Esta Yocum of Leesburg. Mr. and » Mrs. Norman HunSWger of near ! Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bray f of Milford, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob--5 ert Willard of Benton. " : Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Heaton of Leesburg were Sunday afternoon 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shue and Greg at Oswego. Mrs. Myrtle Yocum of Leesburg entertained on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Longebrake of Elkhart, Mrs. Ralph Brown of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. Esta Yocum, J Leesburg, Mrs. Inez and , daughter of Warsaw, and Mr. and i Mrs. Norman Hunsberger of near
Township Tnistee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements i FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1963 Tippecanoe Township, Kosciusko County, Indiana
Balance ij FUNDS— J»B. 1 Township . 8 3.272.95 Do* — - -<X—’ 382.09 Civil Typ Boat/ - X 453 57 Fire. Fighting / -- — 10.871 77 TOTALS __ — • 17.900 29 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Scarce Aweant TOWNSHIP FUND Taxee—June 82X18-61 Texes—December 1.448.71 Justice of Peace Docket Fees 59 90 Refund Trustee Bond 212 87 Co Auditor - ’62 Assessor Exp. 71 40 Total Township Fund 84.010 59 DOG FUND Do* Tax from itator . - - 8476.90 Total Dog Fund 8476 00 CIVIL TWP BOND FUND Lakeland Conun Sch. Corp 87.934 93 Total ClvU Twp Bond Fund 87.934 93 Hl£ FIGHTING FUND Taxes—June 84.642.62 I Taxes Decawibar 2X51X4 Overpayment - Vol Fire Policy 3906 Total Fire FUbtln* Fund 87.532 SKI DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Clanifieatioß at Expense A*4 Tn Wtom told No. 1 Pay of Trantee. Travel Exp. Bent A Clerical Help TOI W. Whisler Trustee 81.745.00 Mary Whisler 38009 Ne. .8 Bento, Statieorry. Fats. A Adv. The Mall-Journal 115.90 Reub. Williams A Son 91.81 D. M. Whitcomb’ Supply 49.95 Ne. » Care of Cometeriee Paul Grile 1.009 00 George Fidler 38 00 Ne. 8 X F. Expease M. W. Rotten 333 J. B Etoy Asency 42.00 Na. IS Otter <3vO Twp. top ease J. B. Hoy Axency 100.00 iWUUs W. Whisler 8.76 I
I hereby certify that the foregoing to a true and comet statement of the receipts and disbursements at the above named township: that a complete and detail'd annual report together with all accompanying vooctera showing tto names of persons haring been paid money by the toamahto has been filed as required to law in the office of the County Auditor, and that a eoor of such annual report is in custody of the chairman of tte township advisory board. Said report is xublect to inspection to any taxpayer of tte township. wn-T-Wt W. WKEBUR ! Trottct, Ttppcc&no* TotrashlPe Kosciusko County* Twrtftmt
far-flung field of western Canada. For four years they were superintendent and matron of the Mexico Welfare Home, near Peru, Ind. The Raricks have three daughters, Evelyn, Elvera, and Kathleen. Evelyn, now serving as organist in the Prince of Peace church, says "When the Lord called my father to the Christian ministry, now 50 years ago, I think he must have liked what he saw. For he blessed the young man. sending him out to aid him with his life of dedicated service in an engaging personality, an eloquent tongue, and a rich singing voice ...” And from Elvera. who is organist in the First Brethren church at Elkhart, there is this statement of appreciation. “Thank God for my dedicated Christian parents! Plus the wonderful Christian heritage they have passed on to us!” Kahtleen, now in California, where she has connection with the public schools of San Diego, has written, “What a tremendously thrilling occasion this is for you. father - the commemoratidn of fifty years in the ministry . i. . although others may have bigger bank accounts and newer cars at the end of fifty years, certainly few are more wealthier than you in terms of personal satisfaction which is yours now in a high calling well done”. A large' book of memories, including tributes and good wishes from a large circle of relatives, triends, and co-workeis in the Christian cause was presented in this half-century-i celebration of the Raricks.
Milford. Victor Longebrake and Ray- ! mond of Burket were recent guests of Mr. and -Mrs. Esta Yocum, Leesburg.' Miss June Longenecker of Winlona Lake was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wenger, Jim and Wayne at Oswego. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Warner of Warsaw, grandson Jody, and granddaughter, Dawn Parker, were Tuesday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs! Max Me Millan, and Skip, Leesburg. Afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Adam Meade. Jr., Warsaw, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Phillips of . Lignoier. . Mrs. Lillian Custer was a dinner 1 guest one -day last week in the ' home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Spicher at Nappanee. ’ ’ ■ ' ■ Mr. and Mrs. Max S. McMillan ' and Debbie and Mrs. Winifred Weldy of Leesburg were Tuesday evening guests of Mrs. Jean Warner at Fort Wayne. [ Mrs. Lillian Custer called on . Mrs. Jacob Doremire at Leesburg. The latter recently underwent surgery and is improving. Her 5 daughters, Peg and Mayadene, are ? caring for her. MRS. G>F. WOLFERMAN 1 ENTERTAINS ‘ Mrs. G. F. .Wolferman cf Milford entertained at a dessert- ’, bridge party Monday evening with seven members of her club f and one guest, Mrs. Esther Poyntt er, present , Score prizes were awarded to Mrs. Arlo Beiswanger, Mrs. Poynter, and. Mrs. C. V. Kerlin. ; and the guest also holding the I traveling prize at the close of ■ pfcyMr. and Mrs. Everett Tom. Sr.. [ and Becky Jo of Leesburg were I recent- guests of , Mr. and Mrs. ■ Guy Fisher at Milford.
Balance 1 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 i 8 4.010.59 8 3.951.17 8 X 332.37 476 00 371.80 486 20 7.934 93 7.628.74 3,799-TS 8 19.954.44 8 1X385 81 8 22.578.92 < Vnit-d Telephone Co 83 60 i P. E R F O A S I. 8162 A. Pay es Advisory Beard L William Metcalf Ito 90 - I John Reasoner 100 to i Richard Culberson 100 00 . • Total Township Funds $3,951.17 i DISBVRSEMENTB DOG FUND • Classification of- Expense And To Whom Paid > T K Warner. Co. Auditor. Surplus Dog Tax $282 00 • Dog Tax Check Returned 4.00 Sam Humbles 4830 . East. ! Walls 37 50 Total Dog Fund 8371.83 DISBURSEMENTS C.VIL TWF. BOND FD. Classifies lion W Ewn**** And Ta Whom Paid > Parmen State Bank 87.628.74 Total Civil Twp Bond Fund $7.628 74 DISBURSEMENTS FIRE Ctasstfieatien of Expense And To Whom Paid NIPBCO 8198.66 United Telephone Co. 192.50 Mitchell Gulf 222 82 J. B. Hoy Agency 646.04 Motorola Comm. A Electronic 965X0 > Federal Life A Casuallty 255.06 Boyer Brothers 48.19 Northern Gasca p 12.43 Pure CXI CO. 232.08 Emergency Radio Co. 29.04 Wangler Funeral Car Sales 129-85 Howe Apparatus 35X7 Midwest Fire A Safety 60 96 R L. Schults Jr. 16.00 N. W. A Tlpp. TWP- Fire Dept. 360.00 • - I Total Fire Fighting Fund 8X404.10
Services PFC Ronald Morrow In ‘Operation Spider Web’ CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C. — Marine Private First Class Ronald L. Morrow, son of Mrs. Maxine Hawthorne of Syracuse,, recently participated in three days’ vertical envelopment while serving with the third battalion, sixth regiment of the Second Marine Division at Caihp Lejeune, N. C. Dubbed Operation Spider Web, the exercise began with the battalion personnel being transferred by helicopter from Camp Lejeune to the amphibious assault ship USS Guadalcanal. On the second day’s maneuvers the men were again transported by helicopter and taken to Onslow Beach at Camp Lejeune where they conducted anti-guerrilla warfare exercises. This landing aboard the Guadalcanal is the first combut type operation for the ship since its commissioning early in 1963. R. N. Trestrail / Completes Traming SAN DIEGO, Ohlif % — Roderick N. Trestrail. s<nZof Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Trewrail of r 1 Leesburg, Ind., completed basic training Jan. 10, at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. Calif. The nine-week training includes naval orientation, history, and organization. seamanship, ordnance and gunnery, military drill, first aid and survival. During the training recruits receive tests and interviews which determine their future assignments in the Navy. Upon completing the program they are assigned to service schools for technical training or to ships and stations for on-the-job training in a Navy rating specialty. Naval training produces the power in seapower by supplying qualified personnel to man the ships, planes, ;and shore stations of today’s Navy. Dedication Os Heifers At Sale Bam In Claypool The Claypool sale bam was the scene of an unusual sight Thursday night, Jan. 9. The cattle are a usual sight there, but these were all Holsteip heifers (67) and each wore a shiny bell on a new strap around her neck. Some wore red ribbons also. These Were heifers donated by churches and individuals from the central region oi the Church of the Brethren, including Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, and Indiana for -Heifer Project, Inc. The bells were a gift from the Frontier club of Fort Wayne. To the accompaniment of tinkling bells on eight of the heifers in the pit, they were dedicated tc a capacity crowd. Group singing was led by Miss Beatrice Taylor, a negro and former Manchester college student. Addresses wert given by Jay Gould of Fort Wayne radio station WO WO, and Mrs. Robert C. Johnson, a negro and assistant moderator. General Synod of the United Church of Christ. Thurl Metzger, executive director of Heifer Project, Inc., presented the heifers to James Norman, a negro and Heifer Project representative from Prentiss, Miss. Three trucks were then loaded with the heifers and left that night for Prentiss where Mr. Norman will distribute the heifers tc needy negro families. Joe Barrett Of* North Webster, accompanied Jim Bailey of Gari rett, in his truck on the trip. Mr. Bailey does trucking for the Kosciusko Farm Bureau Co-op. The men's organization of the New Salem Church of the Brethren donated a heifer to this pro- ! ject.
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■ ■ i ONION NECKLACE Wearing an onion around the neck used to be fashionable —at least for cold sufferers. It's easy to . t c see why this old-time cold remedy has now been discarded. We can’t cure cokis, yet, but we can relieve their disccxiiforts ... and avoid more serious complications by using the available today. But don’t use any medicine indiscriminately. When you’re ill, be sensible. Let your physician do the diagnosing and prescribing. Then, if he recommends medication, see us for quality prescriptions. Thornburg Drug Co. Syracuse — North Webster — Warsaw
Thursday. January 23, 1964 THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Milford Mr. and Mrs. Charles Y. Kerlin of r 2 Milford were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Baker and family at Fort Wayne. Others attending were Mr. and - Mrs. Duane Martin and daughter - Shelley and John Martin- of North ’ Manchester. ■ r ■ {■ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wertenber- . ger of Pleasant. Grove visited their i I grandson. Dennis Wertenberger, , j Thursdav - afternoon. Dennis, son .' of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wertenj berger, Jr., of near Milford, injur- » ed his knee when he fell in the j parking lot during the recent 1 county tourney. He returned to . school last Friday. r t T, Sgt. and Mrs. Paul Ross Hub- * er. Jr.. Terri and RosS of Arling- - ton, Va.,« were Wednesday evening guests in the home of Mr. and - Mrs. Jerry Bushong, Johnny, and e Mrs. Mary Huber at Waubee lake, s Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Seely of Milford. The Huber family returned to Arlington on Saturday after spending two weeks in Indiana. Larry Johnson of Elkhart, a c former member of The Mail-Jour- '■ nal staff and a member of the U. * S. Air Force, called at Ulis office * on Monday afternoon. 7 ■" Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Homan 3 of Milford attended the Wedding and reception of Jane Lynn Me Collough and Rodney L. SchWeis- j ' berger at the Salem Evangelical United Brethren church in Bne- * men Saturday evening. i Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hissong of Decatur, Hl., and Mr. and Mrs! " Harold Gawthrop and Jan of Etna 1 Green were the Saturday supper ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mace Hollar at Milford. J Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pinkerma n ’ of Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Edward s Charlton and Scott of Leesburg called on their mpther, Mrs. Esther Charlton, to help her celebrate her birthday. ’I Mr. and... Mrs. Wilder Bumside of Walkgrton, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Burnside and daughter Janet, Mr. and ’Mrs. William Phebus, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Phebus and four children, all of South, Bend, i Were Sunday guests for a family e I dinner at the home pf Mr. and ‘; Mrs. Herbert Baumgartner at Mile ford. z e . p David Boyer of Fort Wayne j was a house guest of Ronh and s Dan Smith. Milford, Thursday night through Sunday. f Sunday evening guests of Mrs. t, Chris Kammerer and Mr. and Mrs. :, Jesse Haab at Milford were Mr. n and Mrs. Ezra Beer and Miss l Priscilla Haab of Milford, Mr. and; Mrs. Andrew Kammerer and s Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kammerer and 0 three daughters, all of Leesburg, and Mr. and Mrs. George Lehman r> of Warsapu. r e Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 4 Hare of e Milford left Thursday Jot a one »- month vacation in Florida and the d Bal. ima Islands. i- " '• Mrs. Maynard Dietrick and.chilr dren of Bremen were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and| 'Mrs. a Oscar Haney of the Hastings community. d - . t O. A. Lambert of Nappanee was a Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. 0 Wayne Harman at Milford. •, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and - Mrs. Richard ’Smith and sons at •. Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Luther - Boyer and children, Raehael and David, of Fort Wayne. Afternoon | e; and evening callers were Mr. and i-' Mrs. Phil Smith and family of -1 Three Rivers, Mich., and Kay i Kaiser of Milford. .
Locals Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schini, Mrs. Joe Heuberger and daughter, Miss I, Lydia Heuberger, all of Bremen, I were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Haab and Mrs. Chris Kammerer at Milford. Mr. 4 and Mrs, Laurence Randall of\ Leesburg were Sunday visitors ” of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hartter at Milford. Thomas Barbour and son Chris of DeKalb, 111., spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hollar at Milford. t Mr. and Mrs. Ivory. Smith and Mrs. Earl Demont, all of Argos, Were Tuesday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Hollar at Milford. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Demont are sisters of Mi’s. Hollar. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Angle and Ruth of Peru were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donn Kesler and daughters at Milford. ,, _ _ New Sa’em News By MRS RAY FERVERDA BANQUET HELD On Thursday evening thejfather and sen Hantiuet was held in ’ the church dining room with 54 men and boys attending. After dinner the group returned to the audience room and were I entertained by James Stuckman of Milford. Mr. Stuckman'showed slides of one of' the many trips he has taken. Red, pink, and white azaleas decorated the two. long white covered tables in the dining ro6m. The waitresses for the evening were the ten girls of the . young peoples’ class. They were Carolyn Johnson. Carolyn Morehouse, Cynthia Taylor, Patricia Schermerhorn, Allene .Kilmer, Allyson Anglin, Karen Plank,. Barbara Davis. Nancy Johnson, and Sandra Crowl. On the committee ’prepar- ' ing the dinner were Mesdatnes Ellis Wildman, Dane Rarick, Herbert Morehouse, Ray Ferverda, and Vere Wildman. " r . j* The White sisters. Faye, Janet, and Joyce, of Winons Lake, presented a very interesting program of sacred 'music - and testimony at New Salem church last Sunday evening. -They were accompanied by Rick Lovelady; .guitarist, .and Bill %chaffer, pianist and organ- ; ist. A large crowd attended the service. * , 1 Mrs. Howard Kreider 1 returned home on Saturday night after spending last week in the home of Mrs. Earl Van Side *at Decatur, Hl. ‘ • Mr. and Mrs. Donald DeFries, Jayne and Douglas of St. Joseph, Mich., were guests at dinner Sunday of Mrs. Ruth DeFries. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shively were dinner guests on Sunday of Mr. and Ars. Ray Ferverda and Blake Baumgartner. Mns. Ruth DeFries entertained at -dinner on Wednesday for Mrs. i Vera; Gawthrop. Mrs. Ruth Sutton, and Mrs. George Fisher; Mr. and Mrs. John Mullinix and daughters of hear Wpwasee Lake were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lavent Tom and James at Milford. f I
Homeyrtaking Art* Earn 4-H Awards Two Indiana girls who excel in homemaking arts have been honored for their 4-H work by the Cooperative Extension Service. Judith Grenard, 19, of Crawfordsville, and Linda Binford, 17, of Linden, achieved every 4-H’ers’ goal-* trip to the Naional 4-H Congress. I -
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Miss Binford, 1963 winner in' the state dress revue, was the I guest in Chicago of Simplicity Pattern Co. Inc., national donor for the dress revue program. Miss Grenard’s congress trip was sponsored by Montgomery Ward, ‘Z- home economics progt3»f Sponsor. Miss MWard-winning costume was a sports outfit consisting Os a V-neck, pullover vest and skirt of brown Cashmere tweedy and a longsleeved blouse. Adorby beaver hat completed ite ototume. She modeled the ensemble at the National 4-H.Dress Revue at the j Conrad Hiltdn hotel, the congress headquarters. Miss Binford is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Haloid Binford. In 10 years of 4-H work Miss Grenard has taken 32 exhibits to the State Fiir, receiving blue ribbons in £004 preservation, electric, crafts and home improvement projects. She passed on her 4-H knowk < edge to younger 4-H’ers as a junior and assistant leader, and even taught her grandmother how to knit _ ‘ Now a student at Marion County General Hospital School f of Nursing, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Grenard.
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