The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 October 1964 — Page 11

LOGAN FUEL CO. I Fuel Payment Protection Plan, I FUEL OILS - COAL | THIS CERTIFIES TO ', • RESIDING AT 4.! IN ‘ THAT, in consideration of your participation in our Home Heating Plan, you or your family will be entitled to the following additional benefits, effective on the date you make your first payment and * !| thereafter during the remainder of the heating season. | 1. In the event of your inability to work for more than two successive weeks because of accident or illness, we will credit to your account an amount equal to your installments prorated to the entire per- | iod of such inability up to the total unfxajd balance of those installments. I 2. In the event of your death, we will continue to deliver fuel to your home up to the expiration 111 jh> • / B date of this policy, also refunding any amount of paid for fuel at your home at time of death. 9 PROVIDED ONLY THAT you have made all of your payments due prior to the event entitling you or your family to the benefit and THAT our local representative has been furnished a written certificate by your Doctor to such event. Payment Plan ■' ■ __ __ z- ” \Sinclairl $ Per \ / I This agreement is effective f ()£[ COMPANY and is subject to above conditions. , . • By .

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Work To Begin Soon On New $1 Million Building Construction is expected to begin next spring on a new Si-million general office complex for United Telephone Co. of Indiana at Warsaw. T. A. Danielson, president of United of Indiana, said Saturday that preliminary plans have been completed for t.h e 50,000-square-foot, one-story structure, which will be built on a 16acre tract two miles east of here on the north side of U. S. 30. He said that the building, of contemporary glass and masonry design, would house all of the departments and personnel of the company’s general office which now are housed in several buildings in downtown Warsaw. ■ ' Permits Expansion According to Danielson ; the building has been designed by Everett I. Brown Co. of Indianapolis to permit future expansion to about twice the | size of the original struture. He add- , ed that an auxiliary building would be put up on the site for storage of vehicles and permanent records. The new buildings and a 120-car I blacktopped parking area will be surrounded with land-scaped grounds to enhance the eastern approach tc Warsaw. Danielson observed. He said contracts are expected to : be let later this year so that materI ials can be stockpiled early in 1965 i ; and work can get under way by | : spring. The schedule calls for com- ’ pletion in the fall of 1965. Danielson described United's plan ! as expressing its faith in the continuing growth of its Indiana and Oliio companies, both of which are based here, as well as the economic stability of Warsaw and- the other 98 com- i munities which the companies sene. UNUSUAL RECIPES TOMATO SOUP CAKE Sift together: l s 4 cups sifted all purpose flour 1 cup sugar 3 teaspoons baking powder teaspoon each cloven, cinnamon and nutmeg Add: , i ’a cup shortening i ‘,2 can tomato soup. Beat until smooth I ’ Add: % can tomato soup 2 eggs. Beat Fold in: 1 cup chopped- candied fruit, raisins |or mincemeat and 1 cup chopped i walnuts. Pour into tube pan. Bake 1 ! x 4 hours at 350 degrees. Cool, remove from pan and ice with: 1 three ounce package of cream | cheese, softened with 1 tablespoon | milk. Blend in 2 J 2 cups powdered sugar and x 2 teaspoon vanilla. Spread on cake and decorate with green gum- ' drops and maraschino cherries, i This recipe was one that was obtainI ed from the recipe file of Mrs. Ed Pequignot and given a trial by Mrs. Amer Koontzi For an unusual taste ! treat try this cake recipe. |

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SAMPLE COUNTY BALLOT

*>/' \\ •fi i \ -J I* hl Is ' 61 \\ //® ® W //** REPUBLICAN TICKET ———| F or Representative in Congress rep. Second Congressional District ___] CHARLES A. HALLECK For Joint Senator rep. Kosciusko — Marshall Counties WILLIAM W. ERWIN ~~~ For State Representative hep. Kosciusko County GEORGE L. FISHER For Clerk of the hep. - Circuit Court T. £THNA SCOTT For County Treasurer REP ’ WILLIAM E. ELLIS For County Coroner KEP ’ RICHARD GORDON LOUDERMILK I For County Surveyor SEP. CHARLES M. BROWER '"■""I For County Commissioner hep. Northern District RAY E. FERVERDA — For County Commissioner ' hep. Middle District ____] ’FREDRICK W, GILLIAM

Ten County Students At Indiana State

TERRE HAUTE, IND., Oct. 15 — [ Ten Kosciusko county students are ' among the nearly 8,000 students enrolled for Indiana State college's first semester here. Enrollment on the ISC campus increased from 6,836 in the fall of 1963. Some of the returning and new students moved into living quarters i in two new 12-story residence halls Beecher Cromwell hall for men and

Thursday, October 29, 1964

1/ \y w eSJI f . it! l h< Wi.yl J ; r 3 11 * r -1 — /rZ* /a® DEMOCRATIC TICKET — “I For Representative in Congress dem. Second Congressional District JOHN C. RABER ~~ For Joint Senator dem. Kosciusko — Marshall Counties BURL D. SILVER ~| For State Representative dem. Kosciusko County ROBERT R. HUNT “I For Clerk of the dem. Circuit Court BEVERLY J. CLARK r For County Treasurer PEM ‘ . ■ ANDREW G. ENGLE For County Coroner JOE BILL MISHLER For County Commissioner dem, Northern District HERSCHEL ALBERT — For County Commissioner dem. Middle District JAMES A. HUMMEL

Blumberg hall for were opened for the first time this fall. Each hall houses 450 students. Two similar units are imder coo■st ruction and will be opened in the fall of 1965. This fall also marked the official opening of the college’s school of business which was created from the growing department of business. During this academic year, students will watch the erection of two ! other buildings being readied for' 1965. Th. 'se are a general classroom 1 building and a married student apartment building. Those enrolled from Kosciusko county are: Etna Green: Rickie Lynn Houghton. box 174 Milford: Janice R. Rapp, box 334 Syracuse: Lourdes Aballi, 412 J Front St.; Louise Long.r 3 Warsaw: .Mary Jane Carpenter, r 5; Samuel Curt Davis, 2034 E. Center: Harry Raymond Gigous, 116 S. Sherman; Karen Ann Gigous, 116 S. Sherman; Thomas Lee binders, j r 4 Winona Lake: James Thomas Axman, Merrywood Park, box 295. ■ r- . —— ( SYRACUSE MAN FINED IN’ WARSAW COURT Dallas Lavon Strieby. 51, of Sy- ; racuse was fined $26 for public intoxication in Wayne township justice of the peace court by Wilbur Gill, Wednesday. Oct. 21. Strieby was taken into custody Monday night by Syracuse deputy marshal Oscar DahL

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THE MAIL JOURNAL

CHRISTIAN CHURCH CIRCLES IN LAST MEETINGS OF YEAR TheXtwo circles of the Milford Christian church held their last meetings of the 1964 year last Thursday cveinng* The Ladies Aid will meet in November and the annual Christmas party will beheld in the | month of December. A I Circle one met at the home of I Mrs. Randall Dewart with Mrs. Carl Shear® - , Mrs. Mary Huber, Mrs. i Jerry Bushong and Mrs. Enos Hollar I assisting. ! The 17 members present enjoyed ' the carry-in dinner. Devotions for the evening were I given by Mrs. Hollar. Circle chair- ! man Mrs. Robert Auer presided over the business session. The year’s thank you boxes were turned in. \ Circle Two Circle two met at the home of Mrs. Ray Bray with 13 members present to enjoy the carry-in dinner which was made up of unusual dishes. -< . After the meal thank-you boxes were turned in and the birthday, auction was held. The evening’s devotions were given by Mrs. Kenneth Cannon and the business session was presided over by Mi's. Clifford Replogle, chairman. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE

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