The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 February 1965 — Page 11
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WATCH REPAIR Satisfaction Guaranteed Timex Watches Repaired Here CROWNOVER JEWELRY CO. . 105 East Center Street Warsaw, Indiana Wawasee Village Hdwe. PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE: SYRACUSE > ♦57-3011 r v v w v ww 1 v 'ir » v v'<r -w'w* W'W* DOLLAR DAY ALL NEXT WEEK GOLDEN RULE CLEANERS, Syracuse PHONE 457-3553 Clean Only Service, 5 lbs. $1 Toppers 1 Shortn- wa ■' $1 Dr&perfes (Beautifully FfaisbAdX SI (Panel) ' Sh:t t- ■ I■ ■ ■ '/:■■■■ !'■■■' 3 for |1 ’? Pockets In^.ilied' Nice Job $1 h office, Counter-Clerk, Lady,; Wanted] at once. Apply Golden Rule 1 Cleaners, Saturday. Blankets, Quilts, and Comforters $1 Jackets (Light Weight) Small Si Basketball Uniforms 'School I> count) $1 Milford Ehl tr.( n:: ( <>t in Milford. “Twice As Clean in ‘i the Time” CALL VS TODAY-35 YEARS DRY CLEANING EXPERIENCE ’ "Dyeing Saves Buying’’ j
BUDGET LOAN CORP. ! I z ❖ of i EARN * I | 4iMo 7% $ * DINOMINATIONS $lO 00 to SIO,OOO 00 I? Contact any Budget Investment office $ • Hmm: MMSt MOLHAKIKB. 103 B. MM. |L | lilt no* ®n offer to M*>t. ©f le* ed tey proipct tut only. *•* DON’T READ THIS —Ms you rent your range, I refrigerator or water heater. IF YOU DON’T — Why not buy your own auto- •' matic modern water softener, the only appliance ’ that will save you money while you buy it. It is made of fiberglass to last a lifetime. You can buy on a payment plan and pay less then rent. ACE HARDWARE .CO. Downtown Warsaw SYRACUSE CITY PROPERTY One and a half story, two-bedroom, modern home on quiet street in Syracuse. First floor has 27 x 27 ft. L shaped living room, carpeted, small .dining room, built-in kitchen, walnut panelled bedroom, utility room and large bath with colored fixtures, tiled floor, built-in linen closet and vanity with extra lavatory. Second floor has one bedroom large .enough for two bedroom suites. House is heated by new gas furnace. One car attached garage. This home completely furqished with excellent furniture. Owner, moving out of state. Shown by appointment only. Oh yes! This includes 14 ft. aluminum boat and 7> a h. p. motor. Information on other city, suburban, farms and wooded lots in N. E. Indiana available at my office. ... ■ ° ’ ■' ■ » We solicite your listings anywhere in N. E. Indiana. I especially need farms improved or land only. ARCHIE POUNDS REALTY Churubusco — Call Collect — Phone: 693-3228 Syracuse — Call — 457-3295 For Information
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ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANERS TERMS ■ Sales & Service ED ALEXANDER Phone 267-7034 1116 East Center St, — Warsaw • BULLDOZING • EXCAVATING • CLEARING Stanley Custer Milford, Indiana Phone 658-4927 '=■ WANTED Good standing timber, all kinds. Write or call Yoder Lumber Company, Inc. LAGRANGE, INDIANA Best Quality Plastic Sealing For Less! ' WRITE-DIRECTLY TO; Tim's Plastic Laminating R 3. Box 504 — SyracuseSocial • Security Cards. Wallet Photos, Membership Cardt, Etc. Sealed Permanently In Plastic Insist On The TH I , ”* t>< AND AUTO MATE Automatic Door Opener Overhead Door Co. OF SYRACUSE, Inc. Phone: 457-3223 - Syracuse Manufactured By Overhead Door Corp. Hartford City. Indiana
For Sale a 11 i Jk' FOR SALE: V.-ed Wii.rlpool electric dryer, good condition. GAMBLE’S in Syracuse. CARPETS - DRAPERIES — "'FrW estimates. Phone 894-3532 collect, Ligonier. GOLDEN’S. ts FOR SALE: Sylvania. Press 25 flash bulbs. Cheap. Inquire The MailJournal. Milford. Ph. 658-4111, Milford. • ts FOR SALE: Lake Wawasee, Kale Island. Big ( l s acre) channel lots. $4,000. Winter special $2,800. R. T. Searfoss, Syracuse, Ind. r 1. Ph. 457-2465. ts FOR SALE: Used Kenmore auto matic washer, good condition. GAMBLE'S in Syracuse. FOR SALE: 1960 Ford Sunliner convertible. Phone Milford 658-4815 or 658-4111. Arch Baumgartner, ts WEDDING INVITATIONS: Order your wedding Invitations, marriage and engagement announcements and birth announcements now. For prices phone 658-4111 or 457-3666 or come in and Look through our catalogue. The Mail-Journal. ts FOR SALE: Building quality building? For information write or phone Smiley Lumber Co., Denver, |- Ind. \ . tsFOR SALE-: Used Kenmore 'wringer washer, good condition. GAMBLE'S In Syracuse. WE NOW HAVE new rubber stamp pads and roll-on stamp pad inker- THE MAIL-JOURNAL. ts FOR SALE: Used Coronado wringer . washer. 1 yr. old, good condition. GAMBLE’S in Syracuse.. HERMAN HUEY WELL DRILLING CO. Pump Sales j Ph.: 457-3527 • Syracuse DRY CLEANING SPECIALISTS We Have Pick-Up Stations At : North Webster Launderette And Dry Cleaning Jot'Em Down Store, Barbee Lakes Pick-up Truck in Pierceton Monday and Thursday WARSAW DRY CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Across From The Courthouse Warsaw, Ind. Garbage & Trash Pick-Up IN THE LAKELAND area — Contact — Manass D. Miller R. 2 - MILFORD, IND. Please let me know by card at above address. Thank You ■ -* J WHEN YOU ARE 5 I “IN WARSAW » Take Home Something j • Baked From The < :Unique Bake Shop: | Downtown Warsaw J 1 alcoholics anonymous P. O Box 248. Leesburg, Ind LAKE LINE CABINETS Custom Kitchens Built-In Appliances Custom Cabinets of all Types Unfinished Furniture | Armstrong Tile & Linoleum BEAMER & SON I Hwy. 13, 1 mile North of ; North Webster Phone: 834-1861 TERMITES ' Universal Termite Control Ph. 267 7372 120 N. Scott St Warsaw, Indiana OR CONN & BUHRT LBR. CO. Phone: 457-3331 ANDERSON PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. Syracuse. Ind.
— ————— t ' FOR SALE: Honegger started pullets; sound, solid birds delivered to your houses fully vaccinated, wormed, and debeaked. Berne Hi- , Way Hatchery, Inc., Berne, Ind. Ph.' 2-2607. ' ts - 5 FOR SALE: Home on Waco drive, Lake Wawasee. Four bedrooms, 2% baths, two-car garage. Call : 457-3686 after 5. ts FOR SALE: Two bedroom tri-level, all modern home on north side Lake Papakeechie, 105 foot lake frpnt. Cash or contract. Ph. 4574165. F 11. 18, 25, M 4 WE SPECIALIZE in Pole buildings for farm and industry. Customized ” engineering, blueprints, and estimates - generally no charge. Leesburg Lumber. Leesburg, Ind. Mr 25 LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex-A- i Diet tablets. Onlv 98c. Walter Drug Co.. Milford. F 18, 25, Mr 4, 11 I —. ————- j FOR SALE: Used gas and electric stoves. good condition. GAMBLE’S in Syracuse SPEClAL—Watkins mineral with vi- ] tamin capsules for children. Two for the price of one plus one cent.. j John Ganintr, Milford. Ph 658-4535.. "I F 18, 25 P ’• ■ , I - ■ FOR sa£e: Ten room, two story home. Can be made into apartments Will sacrifice for quick sale. Jonas Bontrager. Phone Nappanee 773-4880. F 18, 25 P FOR SALE: 2 unit DeLaval milker and glass pipe line: also 250 gal. ! Da ry-Kool tank. Contact Pierceton 594-6470 bv phone after 6 p.. m F 18. 25 i RESTAURANT FOR SALE: Owner must quit business. $2,000 plus inventory terms can be arranged. See or call Oswalt Realty or Paul Kizer. Milford. F 18, 25 P Employment : COOK WANTED: Five days a. week. ' Twentieth Century Restaurant at 6 & 15. Milford. Phone 658-4387. Call collect. , I _ — i. AS WE approach a very active building season we are ; taking applicaI tions for anticiapted additions to I our staff. Experience and integrity are most desirable. Age is not as ' important as industrious know how. 1. General office- shorthand desirable - typing a requirement. 2 General yard and delivery. ■ 3. Energetic and experienced salesI man w illing to make evening calls. I 4. Lady for genera! housekeeping i 5 Pole building crew manager. 6 We also subcontract .plumbing, j electrical, heating and carpentry 1 work - only competent and responsible craftsmen will be considered. The’ semi-retired and capable I handicapped will he considered, i We have no immediate vacancies. Phone Mildred Foster qr Carl Ryi an for application form, Leesburg 1 Lumber, Leesburg, Ind . 453-3144. F 18, 25
_ _7 Help Wanted / I--HELP WANTED: Opportunity in sales for man with agricultural background. Write Smiley Pole Bldgs., Denver, Ind. ts MALE FOREMAN WANTED: The I hading manufacturer of light assemblies is"looking for a young man with experience in supervij sion We offer the opportunity for I rapid personal growth and adi has the desire to prepare himself for greater, rtsponsibrlities. Apply: | ( :>>mwell Products, Inc.,. Cromwell. Ind. . F 18, 23 ARE VOL EARNING LESS than I SI,OOO per month? If so. you should I be . invtMigating auto accidents. ' fires, storm, wind and hail losses j for insurance companies or private : adju<ter< Part or full time. Car ‘ funiisheti. Expenses paid. We trian you at home in your spare time. 1 furnished. Expenses paid. We train ! give free placement service. You i keep your present job until ready I to switch. Pick location—men need- ' I'd everywhere. For personal interv ew in this area, write fodav to: NORTH. AMERICAN CLAIMS - TRAINING DIVISION. 3435 East Bayaud, Denver, Colo . &309. - i**' ' ' ~ ‘ i Help Wanted - Female FEMALE HELP W ANTED: ’Jtecep- , tionist and PBX operator. Prefer- , able with telephone and typing experience. Ph. Sjjacide 457-3121 for appointment. Liberty Coach. Mr 4 WANTED: Sewing machine ope rat or. Must be experienced on laying out and sewing boat covers. Part I time starting about May 15 until approximately Sept. 1. Write Sew- ? Ing, Box ft, Syracuse. ts WANTED: Reliable babysitter, five days per week, one pre-school and I two .school children. Ph. 457-2702 | after 4:30. F 11, 18, 25 P FEMALE OFFICE CLERK: For, light manufacturing company. . Some experience in office work preferred. You will be a recep-
tionist, and general office clerk i with steady employment and pleas- }, ant working ’ conditions. Apply: ' < Cromwell Products, Ing., Crom- <■ well, Ind. F 18, 25 HELP WANTED SEWING OPERATORS WANTED: | Experience preferred, but not ne- , cessary. Fringe benefits, good ’ working conditions. Apply in person. Blue Bell Corp., 503 S. Main, I Nappanee. HELP WANTED: Waitresses; cleanup man, yard man, girl Friday. Steady work, insurance, vacations. Equal opportunity employer. Call in person. Marley’s Steak House, road 13, south. ' F 18, 25, Mr 4 CLERK-TYPIST: Immediate opening for female clerk-tyipst Previous' office experience desirable. Excellent working conditions with above average fringe benefits. Apply at personnel office, Monsanto Company. opportunity employer. , Wasted to Rest — WANTED TO RENT: Two or three bedroom, modem, all weather house on the lake. Will lease for year. Contact Bill Bammer. Phone 457-3771. . ■ Fop L ±-Zj FOR RENT: All brick.farm home, 1 two bedroom. Living room rods and I drapes, kitchen stove and family j room drapes furnished, % mile N. ; of fish hatchery. Possession April 1 Call CromwelJ 856-6666. FOR RENT — Apartment, furnished or unfurnished, heat furnished, at Pettit's Department Store, Ligonier, Ind., phone 894-4541. ts FOR RENT: Five room, lower duplex. close to town. All modem, hsit furnished. Minnie Brinkman. Phone 457-3785 Syracuse. FOR Completely furnished apartmCnts/east , side Wawasee. Heat, water, and laundry .facilitiesfurnished. Ph. 856-8022. ts FOR RENT: Semi-furnished threeroom apartment in Milford. Vacant Feb. 1. Information call 4573736. ts FOR RENT: Semi-furnished threeroom apartment in Milford. Ground floor and private entrance. Infor- ' mation call 457-3736. ts T ■ 7 ? ~ WANTED: All your news, church, club and locals. Call us. Phone 457-3666 or 65M111, The Mail-Jour-I nal. ts
Services IJsru B CARPET - LTHOLSTBRY cleaning, il Phone Golden’s, Ligonier, 894-3532 collect ts _ i TAXES — Federal and state taxes s filed. ACCURACY x GUARANTEED. confidential. DARNELL AC ; COUNTING. 11l N. Huntington, Syracuse. Ph. 457-4165. J 14 - Mr 25 CARD OF THANKS 1 I w’ould like to take tins means of j expressing my sincere thanks to all , my friends who sent cards and plants and called during my recent illness Your many kindnesses will never be forgotten. | Elsie — CARD OF THANKS I I would like to thank my many friends and neighbors for the cards, letters, flowers, prayers. Rev. Barker, and others for their acts of kindness during my stay in the hospital >and liere at home. Sincerely. Walter Kasper I . —— Mr and Mre K. V. Stanley and : son of Dayton. 0.. spent the w-eek- . I end in Syracuse with Mrs. Stanley’s : | father. Millard Hire. Mr and Mrs Torn Kroh and son Jof Indianapolis spent the weekend ■ in Syracuse with Mr. Kroh’s parents, ’ Mr. and Mrs. Charles’ W. Kroh. I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yeager and I son and two daughters, have moved < ito a farm which Mr. Yeager pur- i, ' chased recently, from the farm of ( the estate of the late Bert White- | head. Both farms are located on r j < 3 Syracuse. i ’ Mrs Catherine Babcock has solJ ■ her property at 200 Mill street ; acuse to Air. and Mrs. Rolard Graff - -i ,of Goshen who with their children f ; will move there. Mrs. Babcock will . I move into the Darr apartments on 1 Pearl street, Syracuse. <
THVRSDAY NIGHT LADIES February 18, 1905 Carwile TV -• : GS’i'lß’i : Pilcher’s' 55 29 : The Mail-Journal 51 33 Klink s . . 50 34 McCormick-Cutter 48 1 5 35v-_-B & K Drive-In 48 36 ' Wolf’s Family Store Darnell Accounting 45 39 Whisler's Marine 42 : -_ 41 I Lakeland Produce 42 1 _41 ! ._, | Brazel's Bait 42’ 1 41 : = j Teghmeyer Ace Hdwe. 41 43 Wawasee Package 39 45 J Gamble’s 38 46 North Webster Bank 35- 49~- - ‘ Fascination Place 35 49 Frank's Grocery 313HSOM } Arnold's Grocery .' 31 53 i Mish!'r s , 27’-56’z Robinson Shell 23 61 i High team game, and series — Carwile i. TV 846-2501 ' i 500 series ’—.l Carwile 189-181-180-550.' K Knisley 164-165-170-505. M L. Wills-y 155-165-201-521. B. Kline 170-195-191-556. IB Nyce 160-172-168-518. 170 games and 450 series — S. Hilbish 170. J Nolan 180-494. G Grene 183-499. 1 J. Brinley 469. F Money 188-486. O Retiring 178-454. D. Darnell 473. D. Spear-j man 465, J. Kern 209-494, D. Coleman | 174. J. Baumgartner 170. B. Hamman 451. V. P-nn 179-485. H Beil 170, R Barber' 171-483, J. Graves 187-455. B. Brown 471. J Stormbeck 177. K Gardner 172, P. Buffer 192-474, L, StQeltlng 173. | FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED. » February 19, 1965 ! Syracuse Rubber 63 25 ■ Village Tap 56K31 l i Wawasee TV 52 36 Thwaits Grain 51 37 House of Harter 51 37’ Huey Well Drilling 48 40 Clip & Curl 46 42 Beacon 44H43 1 t ' Robinson Shell , 44 44 Kkn-.s Sinclair 41'.4t : . ' Fisher s 40 48 ‘ Sportsmans Cent, r 37 51 MogtH Rubber 36 52 Tom Socks _ 35%52U Baugher Construction " 34 54 Head Pins 24 64
High Uam game — 1 Syracus- ■ Rubber ; 711. Hltth team series Villas. Tap 1993 High Ind. game - men — E. Smith 245 High Ind s. n.-s — A. Mousley 603. 600 Seri.-s - men - A MOusely 241-603, T Leer 217-202-602. 200 games and 500 series' - men — B. GSlL'ert 545 D .Start 503. P K.tne, 500. K 1 Knisley 503. R. Knisley 503. R. Wogoman • 525 E Smi-h 245-218-598 L VV. ?.y 210-565.’-A. Armbruster 545, J. Morganthaler 538. R Thwaits 204-201-535, J K-rn 543 | High Lnd. game and series: - women — > J. Byland 202-543. ’ J 500 series - women — J Byland 172- ' 202-543, I Carviie 180-181-172-&33. S. ' Ryan 179-507. 170 games and 450 Series — L... Gilbert : 192-491, B Kline 170! B. Okeene 183-479. ' B. Menefee 484. K. Knisley 463, L Welty i 450. D Cripe 180-465. J. Kerri 170-494. N. Mousley 453. J Morganthaler 171. AJB< SATURDAY BOYS | February 20, 1965 • Ahso's 48., 8 . i Team No. 7 .37 19 ! I Strike-Outa 32 24 | Pansies ■ 28 28 j ■ Teain No. 6 . 24 32 ‘ Tile 69ers 23 33 ' Swifties 18 : -37 :. ' Team No. 4 . 14 1 »41’\ ; j High Ind — J. >Ryrd 210. High Ind. series — R Clevenger 543, J. Byrd 513. ■ High t. am game and-series —' Ahso’s i 667-1916. . ■ Senior Honor Scores - 180 games and , 450 series — R. Clevenger 543, J. Bytd! ' 210-543, B. Carlson 510. J. Davis 464. M.I Brown 457, J. R. Kohvr 475. M. Kern;467, B Appenzeller 194-491. Junior Honor Scores - 160 games and'' 400 Selles — C. Kroh 176-459. S. Conrad | ■425. C Stucky 177-168-489. I TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES February 23, 1965 Kinders 56 40 Sleepy Owl 56 40 I Tom-Socks " 52 44 Laundromat 51 '45 State Bank ' 51 45 Bardahi . ,49 1 j46’9. Levernier’s 47 448'B & K 42 54 Sit ’N Knit 37 4584 Augsburger’s 37 : -.-58 ! -r High »eam game — Bardahi 788. ’ High team series — Sleepy Owl 2191. 170 games and 440 series ■ — I Carwll.-' 195-180-517, J. Stocking 464. B. Coy=479L 176, B. Appenzeller 442. H. FTushour 175,472. M. Lung 176-448. E Hutzell 446-175. • W Flnton 447, E. Roher 187-454. R. Emf . rick 455. I Beiswang.-r 183 M Willard ’ 171. D Shearman 192-184-516, B. Kline ’ 4c,7 W. 190-479, A. Sudlow 453. B Nyce - 179-469. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIEIS’ February 23, 1965 /'k ■ W c.f?. e‘ 5 7Q 21
OK Sal-s' 79 21 Foo and FWa , 861~33H . ; 65 35 laundry Rubber 60 40 *» Leap Construction 57 43 e WawaSe>-TV 53' 46 . ;-2cwator ,4 '• .Miks-'S , - ■ - 44 56 . Slip * Curl 40 60 _ Turf Bar .-37%62’4 Howard's 36 64 Fraiiz s — 32 68 ■Chore-Time . 21 78 H j High team game & senes' Foo and ! Fayi- 788-2268? I 600 series — J.. Briand 170-255-181-s •500 Seri- s. — J. Noian ’ 178-197-1-.4-5 33.' F Schrock 162-167-182-511 170 gam-s and 450 series —H. Frushour 189-498. 8 Ryai'.. 171-l?l-4'.‘5. K * [ Markham 171-451. O. Ketring 78-: ; sjj. Brinley 170-176-491. J. Knisley 184-450. fjP Maresh 172-465. N. Schraea 170-49 L L. _ iVance 171-477. TIESDAY NIGHT MEN’S ■ f February 23. 1365 . Kline Con: 34 8 ' Lis >ns Sons 21 11 ’ Braze; Balt ■ 17 15 , Ex-.'. .' !• lu . ! Seminary 14. 18- . ■„ ;3 ■: : ■<; 30 ' 14' 13 . I Kline Sinclair ’9 23 1 ; High t.lam .series, .—•? Braze: Bait 262 X ' I Hight team game e— Braze! Bai: 951. I I High Ind. series and game — K Hare j 615-233. ' I 20j games and 500 s. rie« — K Hare 1233-615, P Mast 229-546. R 'Braze! 216-1 509. T. Woltrum -533. G Price 512. J. > [ Kirk-dorfr-r 502. H M.tcklei 2V4-- 51 <1 Efe j Carpenter 521! ■ . , . YULIQKD Bi 'IM " February 23. 1963 Utile and Clark 69 31 l Mishler Funeral Home 63 37 Turf Bar 59 41 . Campbell s Mkt. 57 43 ■ McFarren Service Station ■ 55 45 Be-r and Slabaugh 51 49 | Arrow Trailers . 49 51 Augsburger’s IGA 43 Char.-Time 42 58 Walter Drug Co. ’ 415585. Ban’s K.-sler s .36 64 Sharp Hd». 34 66 We- jLly high serie*.' learn -r- Little and Clark 2605 . Weekly high game, t.am -- Turf Bar |
948 500 aeries — G Chambers 587. D Wuthrich 587, G Chambers 585, J. Speich. r 580. W Jackson 568. D W oIL rman 566. G Estep 562. D Miller 557. R. Willson 557. W Burg- tt 553. D Ora SM. D Dippon 546. F Mans-s 533. C R- plogle 524, O Repiogle 524. P Campb-ll 524. H Wuthrich 524. D. Seely 521. M. Chambers 521. G Thornbury 519. G Culbertson 515. D. McFarrbn 511. J. Y»atre 506. B. Littl. 506. 200 games —e W. Burgett 235, D D'.ppon 234. D WolL-rman 227. G Estep 223. J. Speicher 221. R W'Llson 220. G. Chambers 214. D Wuthrich 212, W Jackson 208. G Culbertson 205. D Miller 204; O R. plog.e 203. F. Manges'2o3, L. Newman 202 ' " ‘ -'I Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy, Syr- j acuse, spent Sunday, with the latter’s niece Mrs. Robert Jensen and Mr. Jensen in Osceola. Mr. < a:id Mrs. Eugene- Brown. Syracuse, recently had as their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Herold Hire of New Paris and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mosier. Sunday dinner guests at the home ; of Mr. and Mrs. Verl Thwaits of! Marion were Mr. and Mrs. George Auer. Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Scott, Mr. and Mrs. George Auer. Jr., and son. all of Milford, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Auer and son of Syracuse.
Thursday, February 25, 1965
Commissioners Claims The following is a list of claims to be considered by the Board of Commissioners at their meeting on March 1, 1965. Eldora'A. Ring 300.00 Bessi.- Himes 275.00 j Princess Marie Frush 241.66 Frances NObie . , 177.50' Jean Tuka " 168 75 Betty J. Busselberg T-. 300.00 ' Elnora S Cox 275 00 I Kathryn T. el . 258.33 i i Hazel Harman "7’241.66 | ! Dorothy J Hend. rson 177 50"; ; Alice Latta 128.75 , Linda Crowd, r ■ r 80.63 i Idlee Armey 300 00 , i Plixiits Munson 275.00 Rita M lit r 958.33 . L'i< ■ 'McUleafy 241.66 i Margaret Menzie - 225.00 ‘ Edith H. Cook 177.50 i , Celeste .Briganti 115 00 ! ’ friirh HnnniK ->no nh i
Ruth Hoppus 300.00 I I'Esther M. Kirin, y 275 00 I ; Max Garishorn 91.68 j Dave Andr. ws 424 42 I Roger Fellows 396.46 ' Harry Saunders 267.08 H. Earl ,Boggs 268.33 j B. Janies Baker . '.300.00 George A. Ny;e 183.75 1 Gl-n .WhitehFad 755.55 j Lucile Truex ’460.00 I Joan D. neve 275 00 I Frances Thomas 300 00 I Avis B Gunter 275.00 Alice R Rand. ls 258.33 ' Blanche E Garber’ 265.00 Isabel Holbrook 200.00 / Henry Hackworth 360.00 Ralph T. Whitesell 343.33 Elizabeth Smith .. 150.00 Edward B ’ Funk 316.66 Robert Rasor 225.00 Loren T. Kruger 125.00 Milo E. Clase 41 66 Maxine Clase 15 00 William I. Garrard 112.50 CLERK ■ United Telephone Co , phone 2.49 Business Equipment Co , supp. 13 20 , | Thomas Rubber Stamp Co . do 3.00 ■Warsaw Printing Co., do" 151.50 AUDITOR j United Telephone Co , phone 23.27 (•Frank Rarick. PM. postage 15.00 : A E Boyce Co., supp 450 •Waddell Printing Co. do 156160
v• »» r. t » r I tulj, x. \J. , La V IVV LVU | Business Equip. Co.,' do ’ 6.60 I Warsaw Printing Co., do & postage 62.45 1 TREASURER United Telephone Co., phone ’ 14 15’ Warsaw Printing Co.• post. & env 2894 35 Business Equip. Co., supp. 5.00 RECORDER, United T» h phone Co., phone 13.77 Bankers Dispatch Corp . trans. 3 80 ! Business Equip. Co., supp. 3.63 SHERIFF ! United Telephone Co . phone 15.85 1 ; Howard G . Holbrook, meals for prisoners 141..00 do, postage 300 ; Motorola C <St E rep. 28 40 : Gast Fuel & Service Co, garage 118 50 ■ Henn Schaefer Ford Co . do 125 50 Shell Service, do 2 65: I Pierceton Tripl. Service, do. 2.75 1 | Sinclair R-fining Co., do 28.40, SURVEYOR United Telephone Co-., phone 12 83' Business Equip. Cosupp. .79 Lincoln Graphic Corp . equip - 14 85 BOARD OF EDI CATION United Telephone Co., phone 27 65 Glen Whitehead, trans. 34.37 j LdcUe Truex, do _ 33.46 Business Equip Co. supp. ' 153 COUNTY ASSESSOR United Telephone Co., phone . .14.98; Carl T:'. Zimin,'r.' mii-. aue ■ • Business Equip. Co.', supp. "18.53'1 F. H. Retmier, assessing books 252 00 wayne Township assessor United Tehphon, Co. phon- 1160; PROSE! UTINt, ATTORNEY Allan A.’ Rasor, clerical- • ■ , 1.20.00 l do. r> nt . 25 Oil I CIRCUIT COURT Roy Sheneman, special judge 67'80, Gene B. Lee. judge-venued case 50 001 Doris L.' Catntl-. n, r-port, r-vciiued case 5.00:' Max E. R< -d. pauper attorney 85.00: Curtis H. Barker, baillH-venued ' case : '. ■ 500! : United Telephone Co., phone 90 92 j ; VVaUac, Manrow. mileage . • 29.121 Busin-ss Equip, Co., supp. 17.60.1 ! Warsaw Printing Co . do 129.00 i Lawy rs Coop Pub. Co . law books 33.50 COURT HOI SI United Telephone Co..'phon- ■ 12,42] S< wage Treatment Office, sewage 32,75 1 Water Utill i-s. water 36 831 Orvil R, Kilmer, painting 2169.23 1 Millmgton Bros., rep. 2 50 National Clock Co., do 40 00 I vv. stron Corp., do 59.76 1 Coverall Rental S-r Vice, mop rent. 940 Ind Textile Co. inst. ♦ 53 90 (.Warsaw Clean Towel, do ~ 23 40 Boiler A: Pressure Board, mlsc. oper 400 J I. Holcomb Mfg. Co.. d<*. 16.65 Kelley Tile 3c Floor Cov-r/iJg, rep. 1 parts 225 Miller & Sons Lbr. Co. fixtures 910 25 • Simon Bros., Inc., equip. 55 5U JAIL 1 Unit, d Ttfl-pbone Co phone 32 49 j NIPSCO. elec. «fc gas 582 72 (Sewage Treatment Off . sewage 4 20
I Water Utilities, Water 9.20 A 'Hardaar-. p. 4.75 Kimm Paint Co-, do 344 . Lak- City Wholesale Co., inst ' 10.08 : Orr Safety Equip, do . 10,54 : dMrico P.-rd It.' do ■'■ 109 10 .-■i Warsaw . cL'-ari Towel Serv., db. 11.50 ;Arab Pest . & Termite Cont., ‘ misc oper 500 -Business Equip . Co . equip. 3188 • Andrews Plum. H-at , r-p parts i,l 2-: ‘ Warsaw Oil Supp Co . • quip. ’ 27 93 CIVIL DEFENSE i Milo E Clase. priori. , 600 l( SERVICE OFFICER j Uniti d T iephon- Co , prior, - 26 05 ■I Edward B Fu.ik. mileage 34:56 .j < OM.MISMONI RS CLAIMS ‘ i Keith Hom, sal -4th qtr. . 50 GO . ; Gurney A’eXand- r rdad view 8 W Jack C. Vajide.rfo.rd, do 800 Harold E. White, do 800 | do. miieage-rd. vw 2.15 ■ :1- 1! .ill-,J . .rr.a,. '.eta! ad 179 4.! Wa*-.i.w Tim-s-t'nlon. do • 239 .12 1 Warsaw Ins. Agency, ins 115 19 Latten . 1xr..." r . r- .1’ ■of equip. 125 liO 1 I Mary Fidler, grave marker 800 j Harris Fun-ral Home, sold bar: : I<Xl 69 McHatton Funeral Home, da jr; o j Myri, Alexander, fox bounty 12 90 I - Anderson, do 000 I Viola ‘ Babcock, do 300 ! James Bachelder. do 3 00 i Richard E Bak- r. :o ' . 3 0-0 IEL J Baumgartner, do 39Q I Ctyra Hale, do 900 i Donald Morris, do 27.00 . H Rll ter, do 21 00 • Rbrland, tlo • ■ . 30.00 j Wilm.-r Snyder do «3.0 Q ■ ’ diaries J lc. ; !e. do ho.OO i I Hiller care inni. 124.00 ! Fort W ivii, State School, do 85.54 Lowar.spor State Hospital, 'do’ 54 59 ‘ Indiana State Farm do 36 20 ■Luih.ran Child W- Ifar- Ass’n. do 140 00 White s lnd Man Lab Inst . do 702 70 ,X-»S‘a-te Hosp., do 33.40 Ijßob-rt P Clark DVM. T-B testing 49 45 ('SaabeU L: Heyde DDS, care t-wp. pat. 6.00 j Marshall Co Treasurer, do 1100 I Orh Nursing Home, do " 382.00 Prairie Vi< w R. s". Hom--, do 191 00 : Brennan Drag Store, io 4 29 Waller Dr,< Store, do 509 T. 6 i.-.a-. K- MD. m- d -are inmat.-s ' 8 00 Simmons A- Brady Excavating Co . prelim exp, 40 00 Indiana Stat- Ind, non-motor vehicle plates , 88 20, I Cyril F. Likens, exp. co." dump 125.00 j Stanley Scott, do 125 00
I Ned .& Bertha- Stuckman, do 250 00 - Maud. & George Mellinger, tax ref. 44.00 COVNTT HWY DEPT. PAYROLL ' i John . Cafford F Baker 437 85 I Max EJ Brown 420.00 Xo.-Ea/’W Clause 454 <5 j Mur! A. Dawalt 420 00 Gordon Drudg.- 417 90 Don Forney ‘ 44100 Harold Gerard 434.70 Gilbert E. Griffis 437 83 i Harry Herendeen 430 50 j Richard D Michael 382.20 Alvin H. Miller . ’ 420 00. Walter Miller 445.20 Bobby D. Miner 438 90 L-o Mosi-r ' 42210 Gl-n H. Neer 399 00 j Ronald Norman 462.00 Roswell Robbins 438.90 Paul RaYidall 439.95 Harold Roberts 432.60 William K. Shaw 265.65 Jerry Stutzman 432.60 Thurman D Trine 430.50 Wayne L. Wood 415.80 Kenneth W. Miller 383.80 John Alexander 443.30 Dail Barber — 462.00 Claude Christner 510 40 Marshall Hawley 444.40 Glt-n Huffman 447.7-3 Walter B. Jor.tz 19 80 Lawn-nee Kindig 467 50 Earl L Kiser 420 20 Ellis Koh-r 356.40 Ear! Lost- ’ 459.80 Donald Metzger 459 80 Norman McKinney 19 80 Hugh R. Parsons 389.40 Glenwood Secor 467.50 Harley Slater 435.60 K. ith Smith 459.80 Wilfr--d Pr- tz 473 00 R-x Deaton 46750 Donavon Sellers 438 90 Ronald R. Spaulding 436 45 1
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, Russell S. christ ■ 552 25 Worley Spitler 483 00 Kermit F. Summers 635 83 Gaylord Long 619 50 Ray C. Nine ' 644 50 Charles R. Cleveland 1041.66 CO HWY. DEPT. CLAIMS Prudential Ins. Co., ins. 1097.23 United Telephone Co . phone 33 80 Kos. Co. HUy. Dept. Off . postage 6 92 Associated Truck Lin<s, trans. 9 42 Lentz' Coal Co , coal 17.25 NIPSCO. elec. 8r gas ' 331.55 Sewage.. Treatment Off . sewage 37.68 ; Ginter Elec. Serv . rep. ’• 721 Am. rican Photocopy Equip Co., do 105.00 Millington Bros , do 400 , Motorola C et E. do 215.60 : Schrader of Warsaw, rep.’ parts. i equip. . 293.03 : Warsaw Automotive Supply, do ’ 591.85 j VV & W Truck Sales, do 571 38 Ace Hardware.'garage 4 57 Best Cap Tire Co., do 36,80 "Gast Fuel * Serv . do 2805 47 Ind. Textile Co., do 39,78 Mossman-Yarnelle Co , do & equip. 59.59 Purity Cylinder Gases, do 33 49 Premier Fastner Co . dp 62 43 j Standard Oil Co , do 27 38 i Texaco, do 358.70
- .V Business Equip. Co;, supp. 20.92- 4 ■ International Salt Cd., salt \ 2163.41 I Mae Friedman, gravel 444.48 I Western Ind. Aggregates Corp , do 8781.80 . Armco Metal Prod Div., culverts 2767 40 ■lnd. State Ind . road signs 1734 0J Beach Mfg Co., rep. parts 564 88 Ifeeds Equip, Co,, do '273.62 Gragg Equip. Co., do 6.7.25 Hess Bros., do 66 86 Huffer Foundry Co . do 772 80 Ind. Tractor 3c Equip. Co., dp 8.34 Mac Allister Machinery Co., do 333 51 Panke Machinery Corp., do 348.30 Stockberger Machinery, do 177.23 Smith-Alsop Paint & Wallpap. r. paint ' 39 28 Warsaw Ins Agency, iris 648 79 CO. HEALTH DEPT PAYROLL John E Arford ; 400 00 t Carroll Sherman ’ 625.00 Loren Pound 450 00 Barbara Neer 366 66 i Nancy Zellner 333 33 Charlene Hartman . ' 300 00 CO. HEALTH DEPT. CLAIMS , United Telephone Co., phone 26.10 . John E Arford. postage , 12 10 ! Barbara Neer, mileage 59 84 , Lor-n Pound, do • • 47 04 Carroll Sherman, dp ' 63.36 . Nancy, Zellner, do 35.12 ! ; John E. Arford. supp. 10100 ! Walter’s Drug Stor . other oper, exp 372 / Warsaw Ins. Ag-ncy. ins . 5-84
CO. WELFARE DEPJ PAYROLL I Keith D R. nbarg-r 470.00 : Opal Joy Harman 400.00 ' Mary Ruth Wilson , 400.00 Constanc- O Buckles < 360 00 Lillian O Davis 305.00 Loa Dean Creamer 255 00 ~ Dorothy L. Anglin ‘ 355 00 CO WELFARE DEPT. CLAL' United Telephone Co . phone 37.65 Keith D. Renbarger, travel exp. 1.60 Contance Buckles, mileage 33.30 Opal Joy Harman, dp 20 20 I K-ith D Renbatjger dp • 24 7-2 Mary Ruth Wilson, do 20.80 Walt. r Drug Co . crip child 23.75 Alfran Nursing Hom. do 310 00 Luth-ran Hospital*, do ■ 3.00 - B * B Shoe Corp . ward of court 21.57 P N Hirsh & Co . do 26.55 Seng-rs Dept Store, dp 41 61 Shine Shoe Store, do 2279 Leesburg Public School, do 4133 N- w Paris-High School,, do , g.xjo F L Rhei.nheim- r MD. do ‘ 14 00 Walter Drug Co.. d,o - ,7 25 Wallop Med. Art. Pharmacy} do ' 5,25 Bethel Hemi Plac-. In . db .155 00 Family & Children’s'Center, do 217.00 Ind Methodist Children’s Hon: do 155 00 Theodore A. Hili MD, do 30,00 Warsaw Bns A ■ 25 51 Am. rican. Public Welf, Ass'n., annual due i 35 00 Ind Cons, on S VV..If,. do 1500 I. Nobl- C Backer, do hereby certify that the above is a true list'of claims to be presented to the Board of,Commission’ll- Ist day of March. 1965 NOBLE C. BLQCKER Auditor, Kosciusko. Co.unly, Indiana NOTICE Notice is hereby given, that the Board of Town Trustees of th-- Town of Syracuse, Indiana, will accept bids forth purchase of a 1965 1-tbn dump truck from th- dat- <l. this notice until th- hour ot 7:30 o'clock P M . Eastern Standard Time, on-hhe 16th day of March, 1965. at which said day and hour th- bids received will be opened and examined and a contract i. for purchase of said truck awarded to the (lowest and best bidder. IBids shall be submitted upon the prescribed Form £5 and th- non-collusion affidavit shall be executed. Each bid shah Ibe accompani-d by a bid -bond or certified check-in (he amount of at least IS lof th- bid price Specifications pertaining l equipment ahd accessories required ■ are on file with rhe clerk-treasurer of i i the Town of Syracuse and' interested persons may obtain a copy thereof by calling i , at his offic--. ~ Bids shall be sealed and submitted to the-town clerk-tr-asux-r marked ' bid for , dump truck. ‘ ,« , The Board of Town Trustees reserve the I .right to reject any and air bids and to Ts advertise .' _ I Dated this 18’h day of February 1965. WALTER F CALNON Clerk-Treasurer . , MJ — F ’>B A- Xf 4
) ] MJ — F. 28 * M 4 i| . ' Blue And Gold n Banquet Held By 'i Milford Cubs A 11 ■ . . ■ . ■. [ One hundred and twenty . fivd • Cub Scouts and parents'were presrj ent at the Blue and Gold Banquet ' ot the Milford Cub Scouts held in* ' I the elementary school Monday evening, Feb. 22.' A delicious pot luck , supper was served. "■ Frank Scott, assistant cubmaster, I introduced Rev. Theo Beer who gave Jthe invocation.. Den 5 ppenj ed the meeting by presenting the . colors. Cubmaster Neil Farrell pre- ; Bob Spearman, secretary - treasurer. presented the following aI wards: ■ i Den 2 - Wolf badges to Larry Speicher and Joe Hicman. Mrs. Bill Speicher is the der. mother. Den 3 - Wolf badges to Tim Campbell. Fred Ramser, Robin Perk ns and Mark Sorensen. Mrs. Forrest Ramser is the den another. Den 4 - Bear andMion badges to Mark Mvnhier and'. Mark Treesh. Wolf badges to Ray Barkey. Douglas Brown, James Felkner. Donald Sprague, Jon Treesh and Mike. Felkner Mrs. Glen Treesh is the den mother. Den 6 - A wolf badge to Kerry Farrell. Mrs. Robert Spearman is
o! the den mother. ’ Richard Fehnel. fiftd*- grade teach5 er at Milford, gave 'a program on > magic tricks. 1 Mrs. Ann Roudabush was pleas* » antly surprised by den 7 when they > sang “happy birthday" to her. Mrs. - > Roudabush is the den mother for ’ this den. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Housouer were recognized in obserJ vance Os their 20th wedding anniv.- ( ersary. • , , • Den 6 closed the meeting by singing three novelty songs. The food committee consisted of Mrs: Gordon Blauser. chairman, , Mrs. Treesh and Mrs. Ramser. Mrs. Farrell and Mrs. Spearman were in charge of the decorations. Each den made name tags for parents and decorated place mats for everyone attending. f Sundav dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Ott. Syracuse, were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ott and family of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sneaker. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ott of Wawaka. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Botts of Millersburg Jnd Mr. and Mrs.Eugene Brown and son of Syraicuse. Evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Don McCullough and Tamfny.
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