The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 July 1965 — Page 16

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Valuable farm land saved •. •

Men,Machines Build Levee in 10 Days

Muscatine, lowa—An army of‘men and Riant earthmovers ■won a major battle here against the rising Mississippi. They put the finishing touches on a flanker levee protecting 26,000 acres of rich farm land and $75 million worth of industry and homes. "I never had a doubt that we’d get it finished in time,” said George Gooch of Rock Island, 111., project superintendent for the Army Corps of Engineers.' Giant Allis-Chalmers earthmovers were pouring in the last .tons of dirt on the new levee as the flood waters inched toward the 25-foot crest. It was expect-

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Machines beat the river.-A fleet of giant Allis-Chalmers earthmovers worked around the clock against the rising waters of the Mi—issippi river near Muscatine. They poured in tons of dirt to build a "levee (right) protecting farm land, industry and homes The job v>as finished just hours Before the river crested.

By Mrs. Pearl Lyons - Phone:4s3-7921

Leesburg-Oswego News

*Held from week WOMENS MISSIONARY UH MIL MEE IJ The Women's Missionary Council ' of the Leesburg Brethren church 1 Jme 29 in the home of Mrs. ; Robert Rosentnai. Mrs Bud dermark brought the Bibte SUiuy on l-'.e Return o: ■Cnn.'-u and Mrs. Howard imnud told of a Missionary Answer to prayer. Mrs Larry Moh;«<eni ‘ The officers elected for the coming year are Mrs Louis Erigfe, 1 president; Mrs Voyle Osborn, first vice pres, chairman*; Mrs. I Dun Mt.hngton second vice chairman ; Mrs Da tan ; M's. Bud Vandermark, trees I urer. an Mr- Ted Gunter, prayer ’ehairma'-. Refreshrnwits were -served by Mrs Rosenthal. COMMUNITY NEWS ! Mr arid Kingsley PLa.rst. Condoua GaJif.; Mr. and Mrs. Guy-; Fisher, Milford; and Mr and Mrs. were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Everett Tom, Sr, and daughter. I Peggy, on Monday night. .. j ’ Frank Tom. a student at Indiana j Central college, was home for the Brad and Maxanne Nod of Greenwood spent last week visiting their; grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Noel and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Torn, Sr. ■ _ Mr. and Mrs Herbert Metge i spent Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Johnson and family at I Syracuse. ■ y Mrs. Blanch Rust of Ortendo. Fla., and Mrs. George Rust <rf Bourbon called ou Mrs Forrest Lyons and Ed Wednesd noon . Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Hartman of Warsaw called on Mr. and Mrs Raymond Hartman Monday. [ Mr .md Mrs Jowell Riximrs and. daughter. Audrey,. Dr. and Mrs. Norlin 'Ltewfe and sons. Skip and i Norman, enjoyed a ptente at the | Wee Sunday. am De Freed i were Sunday guests «f Mr. and Mrs. | Herman G lather. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Randall and Mrs. Maxine Robinson and. hter. Joan, enjoyed a picnic | with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Black and daughter. Doris, at Chapman Lake on Sunday. I Mr and Mrs Cart Andres spent > Sunday :r. IntLanapous ftitii their daughter. Judy. Mrs E T. Chenoweth of Williamshort spent test week with her i mother. Mrs.. Myrtle Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Craig of Pierceton called on Mr. and Mrs. Russd Van Curen and family Mr. and Mrs. Junior Goon and family were dinner guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Goon at ('lunette. ' Mr. and .Mrs. Gordon Sehuter from Mbshawai Mr. and Mrs Morris Huffman. Mr and Mrs. Paul Yocum, Toni and Tods and Mr. and Mrs. Esta Yoctim are vacatterang in . the Smokey’s and other points of te- ■ t erest in Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs Mayard Watte and family of Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. r Goon and fam;ly. enjoyed a picnic at Warsaw on Sunday md Mrs Tay Hess are «> ■ X?" ,-'<nd V'-'-- Tiv Hess. Sr, of Lake Placid. Fte.. this week. Tom Orn wnt the weekend at his home and returned with Mr. and Mrs DWd Ore to Fort Wayne after the Fourth. Mr and Mrs Enin Ratliff are ' spending this week in Kentucky crating friends and . relatives Mrs Forrest Lyons is confined to her home with a severe attack of diaphritis. Mrs. Manda S?nrkhouse is stoyteg a few days with her sister. Mrs. Uda Hull, at Warsaw. ’Mrs. Helen Rookstool and w». Bemice Watkins attended a family

Wednesday, July 14, 1965

ed at 9 feet above flood stage, the highest ever recorded. The new levee, 3,400 feet long and about 19 feet high, closed a triangular area in this muddy bottomland country south of Muscatine. Port Louisa and Michael Creek levees form the other legs of the triangle. . Neither was expected to hold against the surging water. The M&issippi began rising several weeks ago as the spring thaw started upstream? But the new levee didn’t begin, rising until Easter Sunday after a group of contractors rushed in some 40 heavy construction units.

reunion at the John Eyer home at Meriaa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rubisun. Mrs. ; Cbole Robison and Mrs. Ruth Me Cteary were Sunday dinner guests of Wirxw® Lake Hie dinner was in honor of Mr Mct’leary s brother. John, who is leaving this week for Ger.nariy to sene four years in the j Army. -■ ' * Mr and Mrs. Tom Sands and daughter Lori of Munster. Mr. ' and Mrs. 'J®nry Deeter .and sons, j r . erf Waubee Like, wore guests of Mr and Mrs. Glenn I k>eter cn er the week end. . i Mr. an<i Mrs. Cart Richey en'dr. and Mrs. Richard T. James and daughter. Rebecca, of | I Mr. and Mrs. B. ! Jarhes of Detroit, Mich. They ateo» v s/ixi wr.h Mr. ami Mrs. Tom BusMrs. Paul Shull and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Gerald Miller and son. Paul, of Warsaw called on Mr. and Mrs. ■I : • ' \. ' ( . . Mrs Margery Hepler was a week-1 ■ end guest of her parents, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Conk't j Mr and Mrs. Robert Ferrenda,« [Amy and Dirk, spesd Sunday with Mr. and Mrs E. Mishler of South Whitley. Nancy arid Susie Dye spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mdte ■ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lippincott Os ( South Bend are spending a few s Teeple. • Mr. 'and, Mrs ‘Gene Zartman. Tony and Kim. Mr. and Mrs. Tom •id Tom,. Jr . spent the Fourth at Buck Lake Ranch. * Martin Mclnlurf is improving' at ' Goshen hospital following a heart. I Mrs Harvey Wine erf Pierceton, .Mrs. J;dce McGiome and Mrs Harold Gates .of Mentone called oh Mrs. Riissel Van Curer., Stevie and Debbie. Friday. | | Mr.- and Mrs.' Chris Kammerer, Mr and Mrs ; Warren Rosbrcmgh ' and Mr and Mrs. Frank Brennan jof Warsaw lashed over the Fourth Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mooter} |at New Castle. Mr .and Mrs Keith Sipress of : Mishawaka s-pent Sunday with Mrs .. S t-<> parents, .Mr. apd ■ M-'-> ■ iOocdct Vandemwk. Miss Marcia- Holter of Warsaw i called at the home of Mr and Mrs. ( 1 Herschel Albert on Friday evening Miss Stary Sue Long of Leessjxrg stayed Saturday night 'adtt' {her grandma. Mrs Stable Krouse. Mr and Mrs R*ger Bair of Ypsilanti, Mich., visited their parI ents, Mr and Mrs Civde Bair and Mr. mxi Mrs. Herschd Albert from Friday tnnoudi Monday. The Misses Cathy. Judy and Sher-

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Ten days later, the big machines had skimmed 300,000 cubic yards of clay from a hillside, and carted the heavy loads 1-1/2 miles down into the valley to build up the new levee This was accomplished in spite of several inches of rain that halted the job completely. While the equipment hustled to get the job completed, more than 200 lowa National Guardsmen and civilian Volunteers sandbagged the old levees. They held while the new .one was built.

ry Ling and Scott Ciiarlton along | with Mrs. Herschel Albert of LeesIxirg and Mrs R<xlger Bair of Adams family 3t Fort Wayne on , Saturday. j Jerry In ine, Franifco Almen and . George Robles of Ciucago spent the week end with Jerry’s parents, Mr. , -.and Mrs. Harold Irvine. I Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Albert t were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- j ert Long and famJy Saturday eien-; ing. They helped Barry Long cele- ; brate his ninth birthday. j Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bair of I Ypsilanti. Mich . and Mr. and Mrs. Henschel Albert called on trie Loren Pound family Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Irvine, Tonny and Jerry Irxine. Franifco Almen. George Robles, Mrs, Ova Irvine and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce arid family spent the Fourth in Fort Wayne and enjoyed a cook • tut with Mix and Mrs. Robert Clark and family. HEIRS LISTED IN RAFTER ESTATE Heirs and amounts they are to reee:ve m the $95,233.17 estate of Clara Louise Rafter, of Like Wawasee. have been determined .n probate court. Mrs. Rafter ’died August 12. 1964. Heirs and the amounts they are to receive are: Shirley Kreberg. niece, Chicago, $25,517.62; Richard S. Melvin, nephew, Gary, $25,317.62 and J. Coleman Melvin, nephew, Gan.'. $25,317 61. These three will receive the greater part of the estate. i Other heirs metotte three nephew-. Howard Hannapd, Dowagiac, Midi., $13,650.95; Wdiaim Hamapel, Kalamazoo, Mich., $3,650 and Robert Hannapel. Chicago Heights, $1,479.37 and three grantteieces, Susan Hannapel, Dowagiac, Miriam Melvin Troner, Brooklyn. N. Y . ' and Martha Melvin Hurley, ’■Gary, each to receive SIOO. TERMITES Universal Termite Control Ph. 267 7372 120 N. Scott St Warsaw, Indiana OR ALLIED LBR. CO. ifonnerlv Conn & Buhrt Lbr. Coh Phone: -*57-3331 ANDERSON PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. Syracuse. Ind.

Milford Locals

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Gardner, Kenny, Gary and Joelien of Tacoma, Wash., returned home last Wednesday after spending two weeks in the homes of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller at Milford and Mrs. Jack Gardner, Diane and Jack at Nappanee. The annual John J. Miller reunion was held June 27 at Waubee Lake. This was the 60th year for the reunion. There were about 60 in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith and sons Bonn and Dan spent the Fourth of July week end camping at Hi Vue camp ground on Lake Gage near Angola. While there they celebrated the birthday of Wanda Turner on the Fourth. Wanda’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Turner, are co-owners of the campsite. j Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bollinger of Waverly. Ohio, spent Tuesday evening, July 6, with Mrs. Noble Neff at Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Bollinger, have served 31 years on the Indip ’missionary field. Mrs. Adam (Rosey) Bowling of Ix'xixntlon. Ind., spent last week with her daughter. Mrs. John Strouse, Mr! Strouse, and daughters. July 5 guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dew ■rt of . Waubee Lake were Mr and Mrs. Mike Dewart and family I.< ville, Ky., Mrs. Allegra Godshalk of Tippecanoe Lake and Mr. and Mrs A. Handgen of Oswego. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uhl and j children. Scott and Debra Jo, of Ann Arbor. Mich., have returned to the ‘home of Mr. Uhl's parents. Mr. and Mrs. . Thurman Uhl, at I Azalia, Mich., after visiting with Mrs. Uhl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! Floyd Schuder of Milford. The Robert Uhls recently moved from Santa Susana, Calif., and 1 Will make' their home at Ann Arbor J •Mich., where Mr. Uhl has accepted j a position with the University of j [ Michigan. j Mr. and Mrs. Rex Miller of Lig-1 onier, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Miller,: ; Sandy, Vickie, and Bobbie Jo, of I Fort. Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Lo- ; well Gardner, Kenney, Gary and Joellen of Tacoma, Wash., were ' last Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller of Milford at a steak cook-out. Miss Linda Sue Donaldson of Marion spent last week in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Richard Smith, in Milford. Miss Virginia Beer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Beer of near Milford, spent a week recently in Rankin, 111., visiting relatives. Enjoying a cook-out on Monday, July 5, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Dewart and family at Milford were Mr. and Mrs. William Om and son, Billy, of Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stump of Milford, and Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Keller, Kathy and Vicki, Indianapolis. Later in the evening they called on Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Om and family who were at Waubee lake. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Guttenburg of Pheonix, Ariz., are spending the irest of. the summer at the home of Mr and Mrs. Carl Shearer. Mr. and Mrs. Guttenburg are Mr. Shearer’s parents.

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Enchanted Hills To Present ’Mary, Mary' For its second show this season, the Enchanted Hills Playhouse will present Jean Kerr’s hilarious comedy, “Mary, Mary.” This uproarious hit will be presented from July 14 through 18. Leading roles in the production will be taken by Jon and Phyl Baisch, now in their fifth season as regulars with the Playhouse. Both have been seen in many shows during previous seasons. Jon is one of the co-producers of the Playhouse as well as t>ne of the directors. This production is directed by Dee Kreglow, now in her fourth season here and can be currently seen as Morgan LeFey in “Camelot.” Dee is a teacher and director from Montclair. N. J., and is in charge of costumes for the Playhouse. This is her first directing assignment for Enchanted Hills. [ Featured in “Mary. Mary’” will be 'Ernest J. Hoitsma in his first season with the Playhouse. Ernest is from Wayaie. N. J., and has in the past performed leading dramatic roles in “The Crucible.” “Little Foxes.” “My Three Angels” and many ; others. He has also directed in Fort I Jackson, N. J., and directed promotional films for the United" Fund of Columbia. S. C7U. I Filling out the cast are Keith Titus, who is currently doing Pellinore in “Camelot,” and Charlene Rothan. Enchanted Hills ’Playhouse is located just off highway 13A on the east side of Lake Wawasee. Performances are at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday - Friday: 7 and 9:45 p.m. on Saturday: and, .7:30 p.m. Sunday. Call Cromwell 856-2146 for reservations. ■ Health Care Amendment 100% Coverage ; WASHINGTON. D. C. (Special) - 'Senator Vance Hartke (D-Ind.) today [co-sponsored an amendment to the .Health Care Bill for the Aged. This i amendment would take care of all. illnesses regardless of duration, j As now written, the bill does not : cover prolonged illnesses i-equiring care beyond one year. “This will cure a fatal defect in an otherwise great measure.” Senator Hartke said. "The Senate Finance Committee has already approved a major change .which I introduced to increase the [number of days in the hospital from 160 to 120 . days, nursing home coverage from 20 to 100 days, and extension of home care from 100 to 175 •days. That covers 99 per cent of the [eases. However, what concerns me jis the one per cent not covered by the bill who really need the coverage more than anyone else.” i The amendment which I am in- | traducing today/’ Senator Hartke continued, “will take care of that I gap with comparatively little ini crease in the cost of the health care program. The significant improvement it makes surely warrants inclusion.” DR. BAKER ELECTED j COLLEGE PRESIDENT I By official action of the Board of Trustees of Huntington college. Dr. E DeWitt Baker has been elected to the presidency of Huntington college to replace retiring president Elmer Becker.

Weekly Fishing Report

July — Rising water temperatures and large amounts of surface runoff have created fluctuating fishing conditions for Indiana anglers this week. Despite the varied conditions encountered throughout the state, fishermen are adjusting to the circumstances and many good catches are reported. Steuben, LaGrange, Kosciusko, and Noble counties report good fishing. This is characteristic of the fishing in the northern section of the state this week. Bass fishing is reported good at Dallas, Whitmer, Westler, and Attwood lakes in LaGrange county. Similar reports have been received from Pike. Tippecanoe, and Silver lakes in Kosciusko county. Silver lake in Steuben county reports very good bass fishing. Excellent bluegill catches are reported at Lake Ann in Steuben county, with good results reported at Marsh lake. Good catches of pike are being taken from Tippecanoe river and Pike lake in i Kosciusko countv. i J n ” i R j

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF KOSCHSKO COINTV, INDIANA . You are h. r--by . nctlfb-d that , up.’-n the 19th day of July. ' 1965, at - 9:30 ' AM. COST, that ’h- Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County.' tacllar.a will mt-et for the purpos.- of .considering a proposal to establish a Cumula-iv- of Sinking Fund, for th<- building, n mod. ling, and repair of th- County Court House, and th- 1-vy of an additional tax at. the rate of one c. nt <lc> on each 5100 of taxable property in Kosciusko County. Indiana to provide funds for said fund. Said tax to o-_- firs: levied in 1965. payable in each y.-ar th-r. afr- r ■ for-iiv- -y-ars. -j' -a'.l as provided by chapter 296 of the Acts of the Genera! Asembly of the State of Indiana for 1955. Taxpayers' are invited to ■be Dr.-sent and will, have a right to bh- ard th-r-son befor- said proposal is finally approved . and submitted tp the State Board of Tax Commissioners for approval. - ■■■ Dated July 2, 1965 NOBLE C. BLOCKER. Auditor of Kosciusko County • M-'J — J. 7 * 14 NOTICE OF PETITION FOR LOC ATION OF Pl BLIC HIGHWAY State of Indiana) ■. ■' SS: Kosciusko County> BEFORE THE COMMISSIONERS* COURT OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA JUNE 1965 Notice .is hereby given that a petition will be presented to the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko Coun-y. Indiana, at their next regular term. 1965, for the location of a highway in said County. Jfc- proposed highway will pass through a? a:f named and Is situate near th Plat of Monoquet. in Plain Township. Kosciusko County. Indiana, and along the following described route, to-w.lt: Commencing bn a certain county road, now established. commonly known as Prairie Str■-t in the Plat of Mbnooii-1. Plain Township, thence sou’hernly over and along an existing private road a. distance of approximately five hundred 1500 > feet , to a point where said proposed road, I and the existing private road. b. - i < come immed:at-Iy adjacent. t.o the ' Northw st bank of th ■ Tippecanoe River, at the entrance to the Plat of Robinson's Subdivision as recorded in Plat Book 4 in the Office of the R-cord-r of Kosciusko i County. Indiana, tod-.-her with a end of the proposed highway turning to th- East of the proposed highway and along th-. Northwest bank of the Tippecanoe River. The proposed highway will affect lands 3l the following named persons: Charles D. Robinson. Charles. L. Robinson. Kober; L Robinson. Ohve B- nr., it, Ralph Brubaker and Fred: Scholl.

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NOTICE OF JOINT ADMINISTRATORS* SALE OF REAL ESTATE State of Indiana. County of Elkhart, SS: In the Elkhart Circuit Court April Term, 1965 Estate No. 9399 i In The Matter of The Estate Os Dora G. Hieber, Deceased The undersigned Joint Administrators of the above captioned, estate hereby give. I notice that by virtue of an order of the Elkhart Circuit, they I will, at the hour . »f 2:00 P. M. o’clock on rhe 31st day of ; July, 1965 at the said residence on. North Main- Street in the Town of Milford, Indiana, and from day to day thereafter mt it sold, offer for sale at private sale/! all of the interest of said decedent in and to the following described real .state situated in Kosciusko County, State of Indiana, to-wlt: Beginning at' a point 152’4 feet North of the Northeast corner of Lot Number 1 in Block No. 3 In the Original Plat of the Village of Millord. now the incorporated Town of Milford Junction: running thence North 43 3 4 feet; thence West 154 u. fe.-t;. thence south 43 3 4 feel: thence F s- 154 ;0 t >, . pj ace . C fk - ginning: also .. beginning at'-a point 196’, feet North of the Northeast corner of said lot 1. Block 3 In the Original Plat of the Village of Milford, now eera-.d town of Milford Junction: thence north 67 3 4 feet"

Notice To Taxpayers Os Additional Appropriations

Er'K-B's sstssre -a to meet tne extraordinary emergency existing at this time. ' s COUNTY GENERAL FUND Help " at SS 75 p.-r day S' s *! 66 Aud 102 g - Extra Help, at $8 75 per div : 5 7U. k. Aud 211 - Office Supplies. ... Aud. 401 - Ren’al of Equipment, • ' ’ , s ?° 2® ’ Rental of Equipment. J • ~ 100 00 l!r> 2<l o F**™ He!p ’ at 81050 »»' r day ■ 150000 Ct Hmi " ry ’ <s°’ h " r empl « ye * 5 ’ 'cl.-rlcaD at 58. 75 p. r day .. 288.00 , H „ bOt 5 * Imp. (Counters) Treas. Office 560.00 --■ c> * Institutional & M-di.a’. .. 200 00 Improvement * Structures. L"" sol 07 CC 101 - Salary of Judge._„_r ’ CC 102 - Per Diem Special Judge. . ----- i.- n nn CC 109 - Per Dt. m of Judge-Venued Case. .2.2.12. "00 00 2 - Equipment, —— ' gnn nn Com 108 - Per Diem of Road View. rs. __2 3™ ™ Com 112 f - Per Diem ct deputy ass. ssor.' Jeff-rson fwp. 60 60 <Per I.);, m of d- puty assessor. Lake Twp. moo P “ r Dt "' m of d «> u ty assessor, Prairie Twp. , 132 00 Com u)lf-13 - Mil. age and other expense, assessing Tippecanoe T.JI) 00 Com .410 - Fox Bounty 500 WCom 413 - Expense, Inmat-s of State Ihstitutions’’lZ2l.Z. 2500.60 Com 414 Inmates other Institutional 2500 00 TOTAL ' ■ $15,730.73 COUNTY WELFARE FUND Welf 403-AM - M»dical Assistance for the aged. SSIOO 00 We if 405 - Insurance and Premiums. ■_ ~ <0 60 Well 101. - Salary of Dir. ctor, ... ’ Y 420.00 TOTAL , . ' c 55 60 qq COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND CHF 107 - Oarage Mechanics,; , $3867 00 CHF 110 - Group Insurance, 1100 00 TOTAL ■ . „ ... $19,967.00 NOTICE TO REDUCE CERTAIN EXISTING APPROPRIATIONS Notice -is further given that certain existing appropriations now have unobligated balances which will not be needed for the purposes for which appropriated and it is therefore proposed that turaobf sary existing appropriations In the funds Shown below be r> duced to provide for the above additional appropriations. COVNTY GENERAL FUND: Clk 102 d - Fourth D.-puty. Salary. . , $241.66 WTA 102 b -' Deputy Help, 188 00 TOTAL $529.66 COUNTY WELFARE FUND Welf 102 b-■ Salary of Caseworkers 4 . ■_...•_ $420 60 I TOTAL $420.00 COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND CHF 101 - Supervisor, . . 63867.00 CHF 302 - Gravel. . — — ■' 1100.00 TOTAL ■ -$4967.00 Notice Is further, given that taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally determined will be automatically referred to the State Board of Taxi Commissioners, which Commission will hold a further hearing within fifteen days, at the County Auditor's Office of Kosciusko County, Indians. 1 or at such other j place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may Inquire Os the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. NOBLE C BLOCKER. Auditor, Kosciusko County, Indiana Dated July 6. 1965 ’ , M-J — J. 7 & 14

thence west 154’i feet; thence South 67 3 4 fee; thence- East 154*4 feet to the point of beginning. Said real estate' being located on North Main Street. Milford. Indiana and formerly known as the Forrest Young residence,' Said sale is to be made expressly subject to the approval of the Elkhart Circuit Court and for not I-ss than the full appraised value thereof and for cash. FLOYD C FOX ■. JOE . UNSICKER,. Jr. Joint Administrators of the Estate of £>ora G. Hieber, deceased Joseph W. Kindig. Attorney, Nappanee. Indiana ® MJ — J. 7, 14 & 21 NOTICE OF PETITION FOR ~ LOCATION OF PUBLIC HIGHWAY State of Indiana! SS Kosciusko County) Notice Is hereby given that on the 2nd day of August, 1965. a petition will be presented by Austin Heiser et al for the location of a, public highway, to be taken into the Kosciusko County Highway system, said proposed highway is located in the plat of Tile First Addition-to A D Heiser * Sons Addition in Wajne Township, Kosciusko County, Indiana. This Petition was filed in 'he Office of the County Auditor, on July 2. 1965 and bears 21 signatures. This petition will be presented in the Regular Commissioners Room, in the Court House, Warsaw. Indiana, on the 2nd day of August, 1965 Dated this. 6th day of July, 1965. NOBLE C BLOCKER Auditor, Kbsciusko County, Indiana M-J — J. 7 * 14