The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 October 1964 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Misunderstanding Between Town And County Holds Up Milford Street Repair

An apparent misunderstanding between the Milford town board and the Kosciusko county commissioners has held up the repair of the street at the north edge of Milford since last March. This was learned early this week . when the Milford board said it was awaiting action by the county highway department to fix part of the road that runs from road 15 on the west to the Phehd and Brdwn office on the east. A Mail-Journal reporter, appearing before the county commissioner- on Tuesday, learned the c<t>m- *- missioners' minutes of the March meeting, when five Milford townsmen. including three town board members, appeared before the commissioners requesting the stijeet lie repaired, stated the county would repair a half block, from me oid interrurban tracks to the Big .. F ■ , However, pie work was -never done > The reporter was told there is no Si -money at this time to I make the John Davidsen Named Trustee ■ named Van Buren township trustee early this week by the Kosciusko, • 'county eommissioneFS. Mr Davidsen was a member of 1 ie townhip advisory board before I his appointment. He succeeds Noble W. Neff who died on September 25. s"y R A C U S E Hospital Notes j Wilmer Yoder, r 2 Syrac ise. < ntered the Goshen hospital Wednesday, Sept. 30. He was later released. Eli Fry. r 2 Syracuse, was treated at the Goshen hospital. Friday. Oct. 2 for an accident at work and released. : . Frank Fahl, Syracuse, was admitted' to the Goshen hospital. Thursday, ■ Oct. 1. after becoming ill at work. ' Lee Barnhart, Syracuse. was r-.-1 leased from the Goshen hospital Saturday. Oct. 3. Mrs jerry Grady of r 2 Syracuse was admitted to Goshen hospital over, the week end and later released. j Earl Darr of Syracuse was released from Goshen hospital over the week end. ' ■ j Mrs. Alene Mock of r 2 Syracuse! . was dismissed from Goshen. hospital over the week end. David Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greemof r 4 Syracuse reciived emergency treatment at Goshen liosp ta! over'the week end for an accident at home. ■ j

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Thursday, October 8, 1964

; street repair. While each commissioners’ district is to get seven and one half miles of blacktopping a ■ year, the northerij district (Ray Ferverda district) got nine miles last i year. Since the Milford strip was prom- ; ised in March .6 mile was laid in ■ Eckhart’s addition ht North Web- > ster. .4 mile x <in Warner addition at ■ North Webster. .2 mile at Syra- ■ cuse park. .6 mile on west side of ' state road 13 near Syracuse, 2.2 - miles on old road 13 south of Syra- • cuse, 2 miles at Billers and 3 miles - at Haneys in Jefferson township, t In checking with county highway - department superintendent Ray ! j Nine, our reporter found no request ■ " is ever received by his office by lithe commissioners to make i the ’ street repair at Milford. Meanwhile, the 'Milford y town [ board said at the Monday ‘ night meeting it planned to hold up repairs of the Milford street until the county commissioners had fulfill- • ed its March promise. | Mrs E-inS>Long, r 2 Syracuse, was treated ytfiu released from Goshen hospital (during the week end following an jnuto accident. j Ray Skelton, r 4 Syracuse, received ; emergency treatment at Goshen the week end‘for injures in an accident away from home; j William Buster. Syracuse, entered Elkhart hospital Monday, Oct. 5, for treatment. j Mrs. Howard Mock, r 3 Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Tuesday. Oct. 6. Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hoopingamer, r 1 Syracuse, was treated at the Goshen hospital, Wtufor an accident •at home and released. MILFORD - LEESBURG Hospital Notes Terri Smith, four-year-old daughter ;of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory’ Smith cd Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of tlx? Mur- I phy Medical Cent®- last week for | I,t sca.p laceration. Site was disI missed after treatment. Mrs Mary Park of Leesburg : was released . from the Murphy Medical Center last Thursday, j Mrs Ollie Schlotterback of r 1 wa> admitted to the GoshFriday. She was releas-! ,ee over the weekend. ’ Ronald Prescott of Milford was [ dismissal after treatment for an ; injury to his left foot Friday in the I emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center. Mrs Ada VanPherson of r 1 I Milford was admitted to the GoI shen hospital over Ute- weekend.

Mrs. Mary Poe of Milford entered the Goshen hospital over the weekend. Mrs. Jennie Cox of Milford was released over the weekend from the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Alice Wysong of Milford was admitted to the Goshen hospital Wednesday for observations. Jan Kelstrom. three-year -old son of Mrs. *Linda Kelstrom of r 2 Leesburg, was treated in the emer- i gency room of pie Murphy Medi- I cal Center for a laceration to his I forehead. He was dismissed after treatment. Mrs. Henry Baumgartner of r 1 Milford entered the Goshen hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Walter Leighton of r 1 Lees- ■ burg was admitted to the Goshen hospital Tuesday. New Salem News I By MRS. RAY FFRVERDA SI'.NSIIINE CLASS ILLS FAMILY NIGHT The Sunshine class recently enjoyed a family night program in the church. A basket dinner was enjoyed in the dining room. After dinner each family con- j tributed something for the pro- i gram. The program follows: Mr. and Mrs. Leo Anglin’s I twin daughters. Shay and Renee, i sang a song as did Allene and E- ! laine, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Orvil Kilmer. I I Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Teeple’s ! daughter Pamela read a poem. A special trick was done by Mr. and Mrs Max Shively. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom’s daughters. Melinda. Melissa and Melodic, sang a song; and their son. Kp. played a piano solo. ; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse’s , daughter Diana presented a liom * solo and another daughter, Georgia. also presented a number. Mrs. Edwin Meek gave a read-1 ing and Mr. and Mrs. Daryl John- , son presented a quiz program. i George Schrieber read a poem and the John Plank family sang a song. Mr. anti Mrs. Bill Speicher had a quiz program and Ray Ferverda read a poem. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Teeple and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Speicher were the committee in charge of ar-'. rangements. WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP On Thursday the Women’s Fellowship spent all day making chil-' dren’s garments and comforters. A basket dinner was served at the noon hour. During the afternoon Mrs. Russel Baker presided over the business. During. the devotional thinking Mrs. Howard Kreider read from the gospel of John 12:2-15 and offered prayer. Roll call was answered by a ' verse from the Bible. For the pro--1 gram an article from the Gospel Messenger was read. ,It . was en-» ' titled “God Has a People” by Mrs.

Dale Morehouse. Those present were Mrs. Guy • Morehouse. Mrs. Amanda Stackhouse, Mrs. Russell Baker, Mrs. Emory Stettler, Mrs. Howard Kreider, Mrs. Katliryn Dennuck. Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. Paul Schermerhorn, Mrs. Dale Morehouse, Carroll Walton, Janet and Julia j Mrs. Bruce Baker and David, Mrs. Ann, Mrs. Everett Tom, Melissa I i and Melodie, Mrs. Frank Shivej ly, Mrs. Gertie Hartman. Mrs. El- | lis Wildman, and Mrs. Ray Ferverda. BIRTHS MM FOLGER. Donna Lee & Tonna Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Folger of Wellington, Kan., are the parents of twin daughters, Donna Lee and Tonna Lynn, bom Monday. Oct. 5. at Wellington. Donna weighed five pounds, seven and one half ounces and Tonna, five pounds. 10 ounces at birth. The grandparents are Mr. and ; Mrs. Henry Kilmer and Mr. and i Mrs. Arthur Folger and the greatj grandmother is Mrs. Zelma Mullin, : all Syracuse residents. I EASTLCND. Sheryl Marie I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Eastlund , of Syracuse ard the parents of a seven pound, seven ounce daughter, j i Sheryl Marie, bom Thursday, Oct. 1. at 16:32 p.m. in Goshen hospital. Little Sheryl has a fifteen month old sister, Carla Anne. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Blakeley of j Syracuse are the maternal grandI parents and Mr. and Mrs. Edward . Eastlund of Nappanee are the pat-1 j'Wnal grandparents. VCLTAGGIO. Barbara Kathryn Mr. and Mrs. Larry (Judy Kline) i Vultaggio of Huntsville. Ala., are! the proud parents of their first chilO, a seven pound. three ounce daughter, Barbara Kathryn, bom Thursday, Oct.. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Kline of Syracuse are the maternal grandparents and Mrs. Esten Kline and Mrs. .Ray Firestone, both of Syracuse are the great-grandmothers Mr. Vultaggio is an instructor in electronic training and will be stationed at Huntsville for the next two years. Syracuse Firemen Called To Restaurant Twice Svracuse fire department answered a call to the Three Sisters resturant in Syracuse at 10:20 a. m. Monday, Oct. 5. to what was believed to be an electrical fire. The department answered a second call at 11:12 a.m. where they found the odor of smoke to be wiring from a heater turning on and off due to the drop in temperature in , the area. 1

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