The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 June 1965 — Page 13
WORK AT PEOPLES STATE BANK NEARING COMPLETION Work at the new Peoples State Bank building on SR 15 in Lees* burg is progressing well and nearing completion. The plan now is into the new budding in a-, bout one month. ' Phend and Brown of Milford have been making ready the ground to
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put in the blacktop driveways and parking areas. They will complete the K’S Affing this week, weather permit ting. The counters and other furnishings are “shaping up” fast now according to representatives of the bank. The exact date of the grand opening A the heW facility will be announced in the near future. Attend the Mermaid Festival aow in progress. , .
Mermaid Festival Parade 6-8 p.m. Friday Night, June 25,1965
Recent dinner guests of Nir. and Mi's. Richard Heyde, Syracuse,; were Mr. and Mrs. George Cummins, Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rhoade and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Clindaniel of Bremen. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartzler, Syracuse, have returned from .a 10-day vacation spent visiting—with- his mother, Mrs. Martha Hartzler, in Monticello. Minn., his unde, Clayton Morningstar. and his brother, Stan* ky Hartzler and family at Maple
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ONE LAST POSE — Retiring county highway supervisor Ray Nine and highway employees pose for the photographer one last time as a group. Nine retired early last week after 30 years with the county department, 15 of these he was supervisor. .Also in the picture are pres*
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paxton of Benton were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritenoure at Syracuse I..ike. ;
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ent Kosciusko county commissioners. In the front row, kneeling left to right are Claud Christner (assistant supervisor'. Wayne Woods, Dail Barber. Jr.. Robert Sechrist. Glen Huffman, Donovan Sellers, John Xrmold, Ronald Spalding. Ermal Coy, Alan Coy, Max Brown and Gilbert
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sity, according to the .American Oil Company's Women's Representative. “Use the smaller ones,” she
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Wednesday, June 23, 1965
Paul Randall, Cliff Baker. Harry Herendeen, Keith Smith, Leo Mosier and Muri Dawalt. In the back row, from left, are Walter Jontz. Dean Michaels, Eat I , "Kiser. James Leinker, Alvin Miller. . John Alexander, Harold Roberts, , Kermit Summers, Charles Cleveland
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(county highway engineer and new supervisor), commissioners Ray Fervenia. Frederick Gilliam and Law* , rence Butts; Ellis Koher, Nonnan ■ Clouse, Thurman Trine. Danny Zile, Roswell Robbins. Rex Deaton. Don • Forney. Eldon Smith. Norman Mc- . Kinney and Glenn Neer. Photo by 1 Cox Studio, Warsaw.
j die dry cleaner, are good emergency seat protectors. They’re j valuable m packing, too, Clothes put in plastic bags before 4hey go into garment bags or suitcases ,willcome out fresh and wrinkle-free.” Keep a damp cloth handy for . sticky hands and fact's. Wrap it in- ’ aluminum foil so .it will stay moist, and store it in the glove conijKirtAs u :i alternative, stock a * siip.xy of the ctmunercudly pre* pared Wash n dry tissues. They're available at many service stations. > “Foods that can be frozen travel best in this form,” says American Oil's Women's ■Repivsentatite You i can freeze milk, carbonated drinks, I Mid juices beforeiiand rigid in their : own containers anti thaw them en route when the family gets thirsty, u ! Carry diem in a freezeer chest or, |j ■ if you're using theni the same day J you pack- them, insulate them witii - newspaper or a freezer bag. ii ! “If you're planning to camp or do | - any cooking along the way", she i Saji's, “soups and gravies can also j* be frozen — in ice cube teat's. ’ Transfer the frozen cubes to plastic 1 ibags for storing in your travel ; fnv.-t-r. At lunch or dinner time, I ijeat two or tiiree cubes per cup of j ■ soup.” II I A higgle platform gives small ■ 'travelers plenty of crawl space. It’s |! easily built by stacking suitcases on the floor up to the level of the back seat a:id‘cm er 1... both seat anil suitcases with a qui.t or small .Except ; ( ■ that i' { doubles as die platform foundation, ?• ■ the inside of the car slibuld be kept il [clear. Sharp-cornered suit cases j can cause injury if the car stops /. suddenly. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
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