The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 October 1964 — Page 9

I Along Main Street JERI’S JOURNEYS I noticed a civic improvement underway in county town of Pierceton thtat could be Used here in Our Town. The Commercial did), the Lions club and the town are buying trash containers to be placed about the town. Speaking of trash containers when friend husband and I were at the New York world’s fair they had them every 50 to 106 feet or so and the fair is .‘he cleanest place I have ever seen. If a clean fair ground could impress people then why wouldn't a dean town impress them tod. Going throng;'. >nn'.r pnix r-1 foun-i

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■ ■ ~ -w, . .CH- A \\ v\ ' W §Z_\ W ' WPiifrJr z II f XwK^Hb' ’ ■ wv >- --v4rX — - - | W> For those of you who are undecided between the comfort of a full-size car and the savings of a compact, congratulations. You've done it again. Talked Dodge fr ' v into a brand-new car that's just your meat. Coronet. <7» As much stretch-out room inside as a lot of cars that cost a lot more. . ■ a* Easy to drive easy to park, and easier to own ''*s than any full-size Dodge in years. If you buy a car on style, take a look. If vou buy a car on value, take a l' st ‘ Coronet gives you a choice of 7 engines, A bench or bucket seats, console, four-on-the-floor, sedans, wagons, convertibles, and hardtops. Any one will give you more than enou 9l l room and plenty of action. Unlimited taste ? Limited budget ? Dooge fnat problem with Coronet. The hot new Dodge at a new lower price. Dodge comes on big for 65. Dart • Coronet • Polara • Custom 880 • Monaco. '65 Dodge Coronet doogedivision CHRYSLER uuuvcuvra MOTORS CO«f RATION See all the new Dodges on display at your nearby Dodge Dealer's Lakeland Motors 401 S. HUNTINGTON SYRACUSE, IND. W»T|-H -THE bob hope show." nbc-tv. check youb wgal upinc

I the program for the play “ Seventeen Is Terrific”. It was presented by the ' Junior class of Milford high school J on November 8, 1950. The play was written by Esther E. Olson and was directed by Mrs. Howard Haab and Arlo Beiswanger. The cast, as they appeared, was as' follows: Dr. Allenby, a dentist, Virgil, I Wuthrich; Mrs. Wagner, grandma, I Carol Whirledge; Hannah Hawks, 1 maid. Marietta Auer; Chuck Allenby, always into trouble, Glen Poscharsky; Barbie Allenby. | his sister, Pat Kaiser; Janie Allenby. | another sister, Nancy Campbell; Billy Allenby,, “baby” brother and sleuth, i John Augsburger; Patsy Gardner, neighbor girl. Beverly Ryman; Nancy Pomeroy. Barbie’s friend, Mary ; Ellen Bray; George Bennet, friend of Churk. Evar Troup, Hugo Jarvis, a sophisticated youth. Ed Charlton; and Ginny Grant, Chuck’s girl friend, j Mary Beer. Music for the play was furnished by the Boys’ quartet—Duane Wiggs, Koger Graff. Dallas Fox and Virgil Wuthrich. They were accompanied by Mary Lou Good. Music was also furnished by Guy Zimmerman. Mrs. C. S. Myers was in charge of j I the make-up. Gkn Wuthrich was i stage manager, Bill Om was in

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charge of properties, and Lois Kizer was in charge of advertising. Prompters were Lee Ann Weisser, Billy Charlton and Betty Hollar. Ushers for the evening were Marlene Collins, James Crafton. Dick Felkner, Richard Gerber, Marjorie Fox, Rosemary Steigletz and Mary Alice Hall. Does anyone remember what the play was about? From Sharon’s notes we find the principal prairies in Kosciusko county as taken from brief facts relating to early county history—--1923 issue of the MM, were formerly known as ■ Li.tie Turkey, Big Turkey and Bone with an area in all of about 10,000 acres. Originally a heavy growth of, walnut, maple hickory and oak trees went to the edge of the prairies. I understand Janice Rapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rapp of Our Town; was recently honored at the Farmer’s Day at the Indiana state fair— Reason: Jan has been active in 4-H work for the past 11 years. At present she is a student at Indiana State college in Terre Halite. Have you read the town board artice beginning on page 1. Why not let us hear your views one way or the other. The November 3 general election will be held in one month and the arrival, last Thursday, of the month of October, stepped up the; political campaigning in Indiana. It’s too late to a-ked everyone to ba sure and register hut. I can asked everyone who s notereti to study the candidates then go to the polls on November 3 and vote. Basketball practice has smarted one :main. Let’s get behind the boys and wish them luck in the coming season. What’s this I hear about Jean

Treesh’s shoes? I never heard of anyone buying one pair of shoes twice. Maybe we had best asked the ladies who were at the WSCS Rummage sale about this. ART CLASSES MAY BE GIVEN AT NAPPANEE The Nappanee Recreation Department has sponsored art classes at West Side Park pavilion for the past year and a half. To assist the department and the City Board of Works in making a decision whether the facilities will be made available again this year and to determine names and addresses of those who want to begin classes right away, all persons interested in either enrolling or in seeing the classes continue are asked to write or call Mr-. Curtis Crane at 501 West Market Street, Nappanee, phone number 773-7287. In writing, Mrs. Crane asks that you specify which of the following classes you are interested in; adult classes on Mondays from JI to 4 p. m., or 7 to 10 p. nr: or. the children classes on Saturday afternoons. Children, ages up to eleven would meet from 1 to 3 p. hi. and from eleven up, from 3 to 5 p. m. SYRACUSE ROUND TABLE LADIES MEET Mrs. James Alford. Syracuse, was hostess to 19 members of the Syracuse Ladies of the Round -Table ehib Mondav evening. Sept. 28, at lier home. Mrs. Michael Neff, president. presided and opened the meetinc with the pledge to the flag and the club collect. The president gave a report from a County Federation of Clubs workshop which she had recently attended. Projects for the year were discussed. The program was presented by Mrs. M. E. Rapp whose topic was “Feminine Focus on Life Insurance’’ and Mrs. Carl Pehn who s on ''Medicare”. The nextmeeting will be held October 12° in the home of Mrs. Eldon UmmeL

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flnr il BIG CARROT — This carrot isn’t really as tall as a two-story building! But it is a big one. nonetheless. Mrs. Harold Kitson grew the carrot —weighing two pounds. 11 ounces, in a garden near the railroad at Lake Wawasee. A Mail-Journal Staff Photo. FALL FESTIVAL AT HUMBLE’S NURSERY Sam Humble of the Humble’s i Nursery, southeast of North WebI ster is running an ad on his shrubs, i evergreens, and perennials in this ! publication. To use Mr. Humble’s • own words, he is “getting too old j to hoe. so he wants to disc in NovI ember”, if he sells out his stock Mr. Humble is having a fall festival where he will give permanent boutonnieres to the 1 ladies, cigars •to the men and a door prize of | a four-foot philodendrum. in a red- [ wood bucket on a brass stand will I'be given away to the lucky person. i Mr. Humble invites one and all to see some of his bargains, which he never could have offered at such low prices had he not raided them from seedlings. See the ad for Humble’s Nursery for the time and place of the Fail Festival. Ebenezer Ladies Aid To Meet With Mrs. Alma Om The Ebenezer Ladies Aid meeting planned for October 15 at ~the home of Mrs. Carl Bender has been changed. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Alma Om. in Syracuse on the same day at 2 p. m. Shop in the Lakeland area.

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CIRCLE ONE WSCS HOLDS OCTOBER MEETING OCTOBER 1 Circle one of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Syracuse Methodist church met Thursday, Oct. 1, with Mrs. Raymond Campbell of Lake Wawasee. A one o’clock desert was served by the co-hostesses. Mrs. Hubert Anglemeyer and Mrs. George Bushong. Twelve members and four guests, Mrs. Ida Collins, Mrs. Engene Hattersley, Mrs. August Lundquist and Mrs. .Milton Brice were present. Mrs. Ralph Clingaman, circle chairman conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Vernon Martin gave the devotions, using “Faith. Hope and Charity’’ for her subject. Mrs. Raymond Wilson gave a report as a delegate to the National Convocation of Methodist Youth, held at Purdue in August. Plans were discussed for the Annual r Harvest dinner and bazaar to be held in November. The next meeting will be held November 5, at the home of Mrs. Jay Peffley, Syracuse Lake. 7 COUNTY RESIDENTS HAVE LICENSE SUSPENDED ' Seven residents of Kosciusko county [ have had their driver license suspendi ed according to the latest report from ; the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in In- ; dianapolis. They are as follows: Sam Henry Bailey of N. Park ave., Warsaw, from 7-9-65 to 7-9-66, for driving while suspended. Eddie A. Stine of t 1 Etna Green, from 8-21-64 to 9-21-64 for matters J appearing on record points. J Charles G. Richardson of Syracuse, from to 2-5-65, for leaving the i scene of an accident. i Richard A. Searbean- of r 3 Box ‘2lB, Syracuse, from to 2-4-65.. for leaving the scene of an accident. Clarence Edwin Tatman of 406 S. J Lake street, Syracuse, from 8-26-64 ! to 10-26-64 for drunk driving. James W. Washbum of r 3 Warsaw, from 8-23-64 to 8-23-66, for drunk driving. ■ Ellis Edward Helton of Silver Lake, from 0-25-64 to 8-25-66, for drunk driving. ■ BLOOD BANK TO BE AT GRACE COLLEGE OCTOBER 9 The blood bank will be at Grace college Friday, Oct. 9. between the hours of 10 a. m. until 4 p. m. Anyone wishing to donate may call Mrs. H. W. Baumgartner or Mrs. Donald Cecil, both of Milford, or Mrs. Herschel .Albert of Leesburg.

Thursday. October 8. 1964

Tuesday Set or LYC Activities Night Members of the board of directors of the Lakeland Youth Center have tentatively set Tuesday as activities night at the center. They have announced that registrations are still open and all interested persons are asked to stop by the center and sign for one of . the activities dancing lessons, model building or bridge lessons. There will be no other activities at the center on Tuesday. — 7 Commissioners Allowances 4The following' lx a ;;»• of claims allow- J vd th, Board of Comm:ssino-rs at th,dr tn, ctinst on October 5, 1964. I T. Ethna Scott 833,331 Noble C. Blocker 833 33 , Iva L, Carpenter 833.33 Maxine Whitney 666 66 i Howard G. Holbrook 833 33 I Chartea M.’-Brower '424.25 1 [ Carl T. Zimmer 708 33 I Paul A. Oberil 404 16 I Gene B. Le- . 408 33; I Do.ris L. Camden 441.67 J Curtis H Barker ■ 2« 867 ■ tl aliac* .1 Manrow 433 33 , Gladys R Nye 6025 I Eldora A Ring 30)00 I Bessie Him. s 260.00 i Ruth M Pfriffcr 243.33 ; j Princess Marte Frush 226 -6 I Franc s Nobl- 192 50 i , IJt .nTukd 170 00 , I Fdtth H CoOk 115 00 i ■'•Margaret M- nzi- 132.50 Betty Buss. :b-300.00 .! Elnora S Cox 260.00 • K ' r- n T<. ■» 24 , j Haz-I Harman 226 66 Ce’.ste Brigantl 37.50 ! Doro:hy J. Henderson 203 75 ■ Diane Spons. Iler 35 00 i IJ. ann« End. of. 47 s'j 'Bonnie Irwin 300 00 ! Idl-- Arm. y 260 00 I Phyllis Ma. Munson 243 33 • | Rita Miller 22t> - b ■ LuHlb McCleary ’ 225 O'J | Hare! Cook 186 25 | Phyllis Myers 100 00 t i Ruth Hoppus 300 03 , I Esther M. Kinney ■ ' 260 00 ■ Max Gaushorn 436 • Dave Andrews ‘ 420 00 Roger Fellows 325 00 ' H Earl .ißocus 268,33 James Baker 300 00 O’er- •• A J sr‘5 r ‘ GLn Whit ht,a<l . . 755.55 Lucile Tru-X'. 361’.00 . Joan D‘n. v 275.00 ■ J B Mi-hl. r MD ' 31-' 5' Mary M.sh., r 80.0 Q I Av:> B Ginter 260 00 Al: Nelson Randels lt>o ( • I Blanche E. Garber ' 260.00 j Joe E. Ettinger 10.00' Allan A. Rasor 125 00 [William I. Garrard 11250 I'lsabel Holbrook 200 80 i Dorothy m. Bo«ss 80 00 i I Henry Hackworth 350 00 j Ralph T Whitesell ’ 333.33 | jElizateth Smith ' I 150.00 . Edward B. Funk 316.66 , i Ray F’ rv-rdw 291.66 1 Frederick W Gilliam 291.66 1 Lawrence Butts 291.66 Rascr 225.00! f Lor-n T. Kruger 125 00 | Milo E. Clas 41.66 j Maxine Clas-: . ' jlo.Oe CLERK United Telephone Co., phon - Il 45 - PM. postage '. 117 00 T. Ethna Scott.’ transportation 17 <»2 A. E. Boyce Co., supp. 230 50 Naslay Off. Supp., do ,38.96 American Photocopy Equip. Co., do 48.50 AUDITOR United Telephone Co., phone 37.27 Warsaw Offic- Supply Cot, r< p. 27 44 A. E Boyce Co,, supp. 542.10 Naghs Off. Supp, do , 2.20 Joe Ettinger, do • - . 5.00 Office Systems. Inc., do 53 43 Waddell Printing Co., do 17.60 Warsaw Off. Supp; C. 0., do 1.13 TREASURER Unit-d Telephone Co . phone 13 30' A. E. Boyce Co., supp. 37 00 -Ft' ■■ Methodist Pub, House, do 12.00 I Nagles Otf. Supp., do 7.30 RECORDEIt United Telephone Co., phone 28 13 Bankers Dispatch Corp., trans. 4,70 Warsaw Off. Supp. Co., rep. 6.00 Nagles Off. Supp., supp. 15.32 I Office Systems, Inc., do 17.40 ) SHERIFF United Telephon- Co., phone 13.10 Howard G. Holbrook, travel exp. 6.18 Herm Schaefe.r Ford. Co , Inc., rep. 8.09

i Motorola C & E, Inc., do 28.40 I Howard G. Holbrook, meals for prisoners 421 50 Rog-r Fellows, gasoline 1,97 Sinclair Refining,Co., do 9.82 Ace Hardware, stipp. 2.18 W. S.‘ Darier * Co., do - 24.57 Nagles Off. Supp., do 28 85 SVRVEYOR United Telephone Co., phone 15 45 Warsaw Times-Union, legal ad. 4.971 I David‘R. Meek, eouip. 50.00. BOARD Ol EDUCATION I United Telephone Co., phone 23 09 ] Lucile Truex, postage 12.00 [Lucile Truex, mileage 18.41 || ’Nagles ’ Off. SUPP-. SUPP; 71.44. CORONER J? B. MD. mileage, t 12.80 ASSESSOR United Telephone Co., phone 25 38 J Carl T. If irnnb-r. mileage 7.52 ' Nagles Off. Supp., Co., supp. 684 WAYNE TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR | United Telephone Co , phone 23.20 PROSEC I TING ATTORNEY' I Alan A Rasor, clerical 40 00 I de. rent 25 00 fIRCVIT COURT I John C. Hagen, special judge 70 50 I Frederick E. Rakestraw, do 114.00 I Roy Sheneman. do 45 20 >Gt tie B L- •- venued case TO.OO j Ui.i.'ed Telephone Co., phone 187.10 Wallace Manrow, mileage 84.08 [The Howard Co. supp. 47.45 '! Nagles Off. Supp.. do 9.42 j Allen Smith Co., law books 17.50 | Bancroft-Whitney Co., do 42.00 ' Shepards Citations, do . 150.00 I The Howard Co., equip. 295.00 COUNTY ELECTION BOARD A. E. Boyce Co, supp. 3 50 COURT HOUSE [United Telephone Co., phone 11.60 NIPSCO, elec 222 90 [Sewag. Treatment Off., sewage 32.75 | Water Utilities, water 40.86 I Chaney Combustions, Inc,, rep. 290.39 i Coverall Rental Service, institutional 7.45 ■ Simon Brothers, do 64 00 Warsaw Clean Towel Serv- do 77,40 Dicks Standard Service, gasoline 165 Rochester Germicide Co . other op. 141.57 Sharp Hardware, rep. parts 1.0 18 Boiler Engineering A Supp. Co., do- 74.98 Schade Plumb. A Heat., do 27.10 , [ Service Elec . Inc., do 5.50 ’ 1 Westron Corp., do 213.58 Wolford Elec. Co., do 7.97 . IA. M. Hodges Ready Mix Concrete, , I cement work 12.60 . Elburn D. Robinson, construction 711.60 , JAIL < United Telephone Co., phone 99.32 ] NIPSCO, elec. 18177 j S» wage Treatment Off., sewage 4.20 ] Water Utilities, water 18.90 Hoile's Towing A Wrecking Service. i rep. 15.00 ] Millington Bros,, do 16.00 < Culligan Soft Water Service) i institutional 25.65 < Sanco Prod. C 0... Inc., do 22.75 \ Warsaw Clean TowebServ., do 11.50 > Arab Termite A Pest Control. j mlsc. oner. 5.00 t Norm Reiff Const. Co., const. 7,896.00 > John E. Arford, care jail inmates 23.00 / COUNTY HOME 1 Everett L. Perry, institutional 5.10 J SERVICE OFFICER V United Telephone Co., phone .29.23 S Edward B. Funk, postage 25.00 I do, supp. 3.20 1 do, mileage 63.84 S Nagles Off. Supp., supp. 7.20 I CIVIL DEFENSE I Milo E. Clase, phone 8.00 f COMMISSIONERS Leo Adams, county council 150.00 ,1 John D- aton, do 150.00 I Keith Horn, do 100.00 I Charles Metutie, do» 150.00 7 Ralph Grier, do 150 00 F C. L. •■Tim" Rovenstlne, do 150.00 J Merlin Wertenberger, do 150.00 I Maurice Crow, tax adj. board B.CO J Seth I. Mason, do 800 F Helen McConn< 11, do 8.00 Lynn Pierce, do - 8.00 t Richard Berger, road view. 8.00 s Harold Downs, do - 8.00 < Joe Hansman. do 8.00 Roy Hines, do 8.00

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Charles Lynch, do 8 00 Wilbur McSherry, do 8.00 Howard Menzle, do 8.00 James Stuckman. do - 8.00 Harold White, do 800 Richard E. Berger, mileage-road view. 1.00 Roy E. Hines, do 1.70 Harold E. White, do .35 Raymond Reed, trustee salary 112.50 Carl Klotz, do 84.37 Robert O. Jones, do 100 00 Ray O. Eckert, do 112.50 Raymond Gall, do 112 50 Royce Biller, do 100 00 Alton Kissinger, do 112 50 Alton H. Boggs, do • 84 37 Harold Hartman, do 112.50 George Sparrow, do 100.00 Warren Hawley, do 8.4.37 Lowell Leckrone. do 100 00 Willis Whisler, do . 112 50 Madison F. Jones, do 131.25 Noble W. Neff, do 112 50 Claude L. Stahl, do 112 50 The Mail-Jpurnal. z -legal adv. 195 61 Warsaw Times-Union, do 162 63 Loren Kruger, rent of equip. 175.00 Harris-Troxel Fun-ral Home, V soldier burial • 100 00 | Landis & Chamness Funeral ! Service, do 200.00 IL J Bibier A Son, do 200 00 McHatton Funeral Home, do 100.00 . : Royst. r & Askin Mortuary, do 100 00 Titus Futieral Home, do 100 00 Tucker Funeral Home, do 100 00 Jerry Barnes, fox bounty 300 Addlene Bays, do 300 Thomas M Bowman, do 600 Guy E Cripe, do 300 Winifred Fred-rick, do 3-00 > Marjorie He-tl.-r, do 300 j Don Hurley, do 3 00 L' Slle Keener, do 300 I Edna Lewis, do 309 , jFor-sr H Rfer, do 3.00 John Ross, do 300 j Fred Sharkey, do 3.00 i Billy Shepherd, do 600 I Robert J. Weldy, do 3.00 st Christian Home. care. of patients 124'00 Fort Wayne State School, do 247.35 ■ Indiana Boys School, do ,228.15 Whi'i s Indiana Manual Labor . Institute, do I 544 50 Ir-ne Byron Hosp. T-B patients. 712 50 I Walter. Drug po; care twp. patients 123 10 H: f res: Manor Nursing Home, do 185 00 j Murphy Medical Center, do 7.00 1 Orn Nursing Home, do’ 406 00 IPrari- View Rest Home, do , 19100 R. G Load rmtlk, MD. do 6.00 I Charles R. Cutler, brus-llosls test 5 75 Orville E. McFadden, do 57 45 i.’ hn W M K do 650 Dr P R Whirledge, do 575 F qump mainr. 90 CO • Leesburg Lumber Co., const. 585 00 1 | W. A. Diddel Co , insuranc- 579 00 COl XTY HWY. DEPT PAYROLL John Arm old 380 00 Clifford F. Bak r 378 OO Max E Brown 380 00 Norman W. Clouse 378 00 Muri A Dawalt 378 00 Gordon Drudg 35100 Don Forney 378 00 Harold .Gerard' 378.00 •a. •' irry h - n en - ’ 3W 00 Richard D M:cha-1 324 00 Alvin H Miller 325 85 Walt-.r Miller . 378 00 Bobby D Miner ‘ ' 361 00 Leo Mosier 378 00 Jam s K M. Kne ly 94 50 GI. n H. Ne. r 378 00 Ronald Norman 370.00 Rosw-ll Robbins 360 00 Paul Randall 378 00 Harold Robers 378.00 ’» Dale Rigdon 173 25 Dvr.avon Sell-rs 370 00 Ronald R. Spaulding • 35910 >- < - 4R n 398.90 William K SI-- w ’359 10 i Thurman D Trine 380 00 I Thomas P. White \ 220 50 Wayne I. Wood . 378 00 : i. .•• ' . -it ;25 John Alexander 389 55 < - 396 90 , Rex D- aton ■ 411 60 I Marshall Hawley . 396 90 GLn Huffman ’ 396.90 • Walter B.'Jbnts 369 60 lawr.'if,- K.’436 80 . J Far; L. :i. 432.60 Donald M-tzger 438 90 Norman McKinney 384 30 Thigh R. parsons 409.05 Glenwood S-cor ■ ’ 396 90 Harter Slater - 399 00 K, ith Smith ' 407.40 Wllfr-d Fretz - 41160 Harley Drudge 18 90 itussel Sechrist 519 35 Worhy Spitler 394 00 K-rmit F Summers 424 20 Gaylord Long 619.50 Kay C Nin- . . 644 50 Charles R Clev>land 1041 c,6 CO. HWY. DEPT. ALLOWANCES Prudential Ins Co. of America, insurance 1,119 81 Kosciusko Co. Hwy. Dept. Office, transportation 4 41 United T-lephone Co..- phone 33 04 NIPSCO, elec. 43 68 Oil Co.. LP gas 31.20 Boiler A- Pressure Board. (inspection fee 400 Gragg Equipment Co., rep. 632Motorola C A’ E. do 275.60 H. rm Scha-fer Ford Co., Inc. do 61.91 , Warsaw Auto. Supply, rep. parts, equip. ; 194 02 I B-st Cap Tire Co , garago 1,434.65 | Gast Fuel & Service, do 1,949 95 Otho Hoagland, do 13 50 , J I Holcomb Mfg Co , do 40 50 Indiana Textile Co., do 36.75 i Keil, y Tractor Salas, do 439.60 . Millngton Bros., do 3.50

t jaumgiuu prvfi.. uv Mossman’-Yarntll-' Co., do 60.9 b i Purity Cylinder Gases, do 33 98 , Rotaniutn Electric Prod., do 13.23 , Schradt-r-Wiirsaw Co., do 360 52 I Smith Tire Service, do ’ 26.70 Standard Oil Co,, do , • 290.40 Waddell Printing Co. SUPP. 18.00 Jim s Tackle' Box. other oper. 13 95 Kes Co.fFarm Bureau Co-op, do 52 75 1 Sharp. Hardware Co., do 6.54 I Mae ETlt dman.-gravel 236’16 P: rci 'jfi Equip. Co., gravel 309.30 Gladys Ranstead, dp ' 682 80 ;o 61.60 Sturm A* Dillard Gravel Co., do 770,79 West- rn Ind. Aggregates Corp., do 4283.29 Elmer Zimmerman, do ’ 48 00 Pierceton Equip Co . bitumiadus 30,981.06 Deeds Equipment Co , rep. parts 612.51 DeGood Tractor SaJ< s. do 50 04 Ernst Truck Equip . do 27.27 Ft • Wayne Spring Service Co. do 20.44 G! ason Byrvi.ee, do 3.35 Hess Bros go 839 a Korte Bros., do 102.40 Mac Allister Machinery Co , do 63 82 Municipal Equip Co., do- 211.42 Superior Pipe Specialties Co. do 243 80 w A W Truck Sales, do 424.76 Smith-Alsop Paint A Wallpaper Co., pa iJSS Ace Hardware, hdwe. 7.70 W A. Diddel Co., insurance . 415 00 John Camden, rent of equip. z l s Kosciusko Co. Treasurer, ditch assess 98.25 Fords Auto Supply., equip. i-^ 4 Logansport Metal Culvert Cb., buildings l-?39J7 John T Camden, bridge 350 4. Stout Construction Co . do . b.iib.iu Butler A Butler Construction I „ CO., do ,8.154 .57 ArtncO Metal Prod. Div., do 3,259 00 Metal Products Div., do 2.-40.X0 CO. HEALTH DEPT PAYROLL John E. Arford 4 00®° Carroll Sh. rman 625 00 Lor. n J. Pound ‘ Barbara Neer • , Charlene Hartman 300 00 Na CO. Z HEAI.TH DEPT. ALLOWANCES United Telephone Co., .phone 24 84 John E. Arford. postage 1.029 Barbara Neer, mileage 5- lbLoren J. Pound, do ' . . 67.37 Carroll Sherman, do I ,n 79 Nancy Zellner, do 10 < J A E. Boyce Co.. SUPP. Nagles Off. Supp.. do 4 <9 Brennans Drug, camera supp. I la co. WELFARE DEPT. PAYROLL Willod. an C. Kincaids <6O 00 Opal Joy Harman 330.00 Keith D. Renbarger «OU w Mary Ruth Wilson . 390 00 Constance O. Buckles 300.00 11 WELFARE DEPT. ALLOWANCES United Telephone Co., phone 24 47 Frank O. Rarick PM. postage 35 00 Constance O. Buckles, mileage 970 Frances L. Cochran, do 8 54, Opal Joy Harman, do 18 « Willed.-an C. Kincaide, do 18.72 Keith D. Renbarger, do . 39 »o Mary Ruth Wilson, do 32.70 Wolford Electric Co., rep. 10 83 Nagles Off. Supp , SUPP. . 12 23 Aliran Nursing Home, crip, child. 310.00 Lutheran Hospital, do 21.00 James A Shupe. DDS, do . , l® 00 Walter Drug Co., do ' [ 38.su Speech A Reading Clinic, dp . 48.00 Lincoln Elementary School, ward of court UM Shine Shoe Store, do 1« »» Brennan’s Drug Store, do 110 Denton's Drug Store, do 3a50 A. F. Ferguson. DDS, do 22 00 R. G. Loudermilk. MD. do ,« nn Bethel Home Place. Inc., do 155.00 Family A Children's Center, do 217.00 Ind. Meth. Childs. Home, do 15500 Willodean C. Kincaide, hosp. commit 8. <5 Fred B Wigmore, do 1500 James Whitcomb Riley Hosp., do 3 j 0 Long A Coleman Hosp., do 443 50 j C. Graham, MD. hosp. med. 50 00 r' F. Kimbrough, MD. do 31 00 I Noble C. Blocker, do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims allowed by the Board of Commissioner* on the sth day of October, 1964. NOBLE C. BLOCKER Auditor, Kosciusko County, Indiana

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