The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 July 1965 — Page 6

THE MAEL-JOURNAL

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James Stucky Re-Elected Head of Lakeland Board

C Stu.'ky .was president oi the Lakeland Commurity School Corporation s ‘>yard of I school trustees at’ the board s re-or- ■ ganizational meeting Tnursday even- f tag - ABo re-elected were WilliamE Peart, vice president. Glenn I* f Browa, secretary'; and C. W. Kroh, i trea urw ■ ■ The fifth member of the board is, Ralph Brubake • It was Mr. Brut»Z who male the motion that all «fseers be re-ejected . Board member-; then sot the sec-| ond Tuesday of the month as their regular meeting night i ■ • I ■■ ’ 1 ! 1 -p ***' fIHR JAMES <’. STICKY The treasurer’s bond was set at ’ , $53.iXK> by the board. Thts will the corporation a total of S4BO over 1 the ps«st year In accordance with the mW boards may now set their own bond instead of having the amount set by the county auditor. Last year s bond was for $300,000 No ‘Yes’ Mai . s Board presid- C Stucky and board secretary Glean L Brow:; reported to the board on .several persons they hadinterviewed.. 1 nd a board member to replace Mr Brown, who is moving ' i Illinois Tbey had told the persons inter-, . viewed, all Van Buren township •• idents. they were looking for a mat uA<> was interested in high quality education and would work i»r . a mao who had the tune read to attend board meetings! . i attend them. «md a mtoi w’.w v i ' a ‘ ytp ’ man. who nac • his mind made up before the meet- ■ but one who would contribute ‘ to die meetings. | i Sid! Need Teacbcr* presented contracts to the board; for several elementary teachers | era. a high school social ’studies’ll and a high schati Enghsh teacher ■* U. . ■ -■.• •< Contracts approved wen C Bell ner. Darlene Snr Burns, r Josephine H Deterly. Sarah E Ck»e-w and Gayle. Harns < Mhe contracts. > approved before.’ were | a ! ,*j Signed. Several questions were ask by the on the budget which must be pub! and meeting were set thee- ixidget win be <E**ussot Don H .Arnold-, business m • ger. reported on two sound systems -. (nr- the. Syracuse. high school After dtocusdon oh the same 'it- was..de- ; tided to buy a <'arteor. It was decided to put in a few ■ tondent and the hgh school ■ princiP°‘ Present at tne meeting besides those mentioned above were attdr- i nev Robert Reed and elenver.’: i - todinator Edgar A Speer CARDS £3, THANKS . '. . : ' /TVr. C VKD OF THANK* We want to thank our many friend* tor their various acts of k : cness during our bereavement. We want to especially thank the First Brethren church. Rev .ai-i Mrs Frank Barker. Concord church, rad the Eastern S:ar . Mrs. t'k-v W Eugene Estep , Jo SVFtsJu " ( Mrs Frances Holloway M-" and Mrs - Joe O. Estep » Mr. ami Mik Arthur Baumgar’ner < \KI> OF THANK* i Ancil Geiger post of the American Legton in Milford for sponsoring me at the ISK Hooaer Boys’ . State. Il was a privilege which 1 will remember all my life. , Ronn Snuth ( ARD OF THANKS I want to thank my many friends w w jent cards <ol g its and for thej pravers «»•'• 1 wa ' MayoYour kindness will never be forgot Mrs Roscoe (Bernice' Howard ’ DfoerceJCracfo'Da County Sandra J Smith, r 4 K-k tiled a qivoree suit against Rre S? D £1 TM f*-“ ** Swdv d tb«r Md separated June ».

s Wednesday, July 14, 1965

Delinquent Tax Sale MON-AV. ACGVST S, 1565 | ' A ' I with intet—st. nwhalty wn<l cos-s. m Kosciusko County. Indians. , ■_ I i' : tj s;v«-n tha: :li- following described lands _*nd. lots, have :.E i return-d delincuem for th*- non-paym-nt of tax-s tor th- r-sr 196-: °r.. ’ or t J* > ' . I rear 1962 and Prior W»r». to the County Auditor of Kosciusko County Indiana, by ( i uibii auction ft..’ ’..-.<■ d-schaKK- c! w-irf taxes and tnt-rest. pens. ’.:-s and i costs ther-on by the- County Tr«asur-r at the Courthouse door tn th- City or war- , ’■«a«r. Indiana, on the-S»eond Monday ci August, being the 9th day o, Ausus,- 190 S. H icommencins at the hour o! !«:«> AM. KST of .said day and continuing Irom W | ■ [to day : h-realter until the first Monday in Ncv-inber. 1965. unless said taxes, pen- a i altl-s. interest, and cos's and charges be paid before that tune . • i [ Notice is given that sale shall be to the person offering the hlghes. b.d. >na. is. th- most money for tn- entire tfcarcel offered for .sal-. The. excess .over and a- 1 j bore the amount adv. f; -<l pins costs and. any other taxes then a a® on sue. R ed to personal property tax cl the own-r o. the parce* ; so.d Tax C.rtificar-S issued 'will te- -for the amount bl .the sale. • . _ . 'j « N<xi<- is gi»eh that the UMi In ’ h * y-ar -1963 payable tn the year ,9t>4 and r | tha tax'-s forth- y-ar IW4 paiab.- in the year 1965 are a Lien on ,h- real ***“'* A kmtaafrer d-scrib-d and m'teM-d in the amound nt said taxes listed .or •“* . Class B prop--rty is- property previously offered for. sale, but unso.d Class A property is property not i - X d ’.asS 'A 'or "B'* so ctf-r-d for sale by the .: bid by'any .- - ■ r. t " ■such real -state was offered lor sale the owner or any person basi?li a legs, in ! of. sale «. ■ , ' ' I ® DEUNQI ENT TAX SALE AVGV*T 9. 1963 PLAIN TOWNvHIP — A LINT !pa-.is Le tret f<■Aa: - a • -*’i in ! rvn• O L<t' 2 b-' rhar r.-'. A_ $ • , B Chapman Cl -.--- _ -- ,-“'X™ Sm ** " t*u, so Marshall Myron H A Viola O CtWMW ' 12-13-.a-*3 -- — 30055 I Siualti. Harry A Par —SW S» 9-33-0 44 A.. .. -- -- —, w» j LAKE TOWN-HIP — A LIST 1 3ray. Ralph P * M.maret C lot IS jramd. Herbert C. a , h : r ‘JVklW ** * H- »s. Charles V A Bather K — O P Lot SAC " N Che Nat . Prohibition foundation. lac — Ist A A M 2 ®' t> lsx^3 , a , ‘ W -r.d of Lot 382 — Sip 10x33. B end lot 382 . — -- -- 481« J ! Baker. Jambs, H. — 3rd A A A ><’ -1 , « ’’-V WLNONA I. VKf — B LIST-: r. tt . , - Baser. Jmnes R - l-’ ’ n , s IOWS , H .p _ B i»T Clyde L- w Road N m - n s v iim ’ - ’ J Blk’r Jim-* — * Add U>t 5 B.x 4 — - ... - J ‘ :d w —n j a Hamman. Car! L. r- -Bbrkwur-s.-Add it' 30 -- ■ .' ..tY ~ ~ : S .1 riPFK t*<" TOWN-HIP — v LI*T ’Z''- ~ „I” „ BucS«.’ E «• TraTt. I *-** &wcrth‘por'»t Urta 1-,-IT-:1 ;££££ ££.u vT 5 3 09»t ’ . Maxam- Ist Add NtekeT. in lot 1« - --- 128 38 nXw IteXfoA * Mamaret M - Yellow Banks M J n*n->i■ i'dston' Bthelßidk ea leased, ground McKenns Gros- on Irish Lake. — d IT- AB 1-3 -Of 59 184 M .3 ■ Mj-eA' Harry V A Ruth A — Kamrama Park 3rd. Add lot 6 Vae. 40 ft jgsgai® Malott Hasket - -- -- 38 01 t Walter ' >'■ " ........ ... . - •• : I" e-. >-.v!’ v: V ' o A re. P Stp Stp B , NW 27-33-7 25A •h Oeo B A ' Kalorama' Park Ist Add Lois 33 A 34 . 19*81 . Edsm O A i -.-.-e I •kmaUey (Cdward J - Backw.rer Haren Lot 4 A lot 5-•— -a ~ 25384 | NORTH WEBSTER — A LIST fi' wa«en Clareae* E A E.si- E Warners Add lot 25 -- -- -- — - jjfo-fo-re I';’*. 1 ' ■ Perp M OiCrrf SW ecr SB .10-33-7 . 25A -- . -- - 204 o 0 ■ Tl RUT < KIIK - V u-r 9-m Mi- - “ ; a- ; Wfrcl/, HB 26-34-7 2 I4A - -- -- -- -- -- - « V A'^h»r J ‘l - P«i 3 «c-Pt IdJal in’is-ii-T'-JOA 33 25 i ftorma. L A Prescott A Lois L Marrs - Papakeechie Corp. ( Suixiiv N .4 A; IS - - - - , (Mlk-l. Benda — Papat.-cr.ie Cort- Subdiv No 6 Lo, S-- ■ -- 392 91 Rgm-rt B A Lo» J - Kiwon Park ISouth Add lot 11 - — - 39. 9 Frank- U A Fm«. - r * ■ !|cnpe. Pr“%? A*m2L K ‘IT “ < •Hanch- M - d Add lots 84 A 9* -- -- " qJ* n w v _ vt ; Jg •. II Hlndtrer, Rusa-Il K. A Fannie —8 A W 2nd Add MR W. of ■ L - Center Lots. Ila.’A 111 - -- -- ■". . I VAN Bl REN — V Ll-T j Green. Raymond Le- A. Rita M ; Ln l P * rk JsS t ?? ' tdd MUtord" " ° U .- Btn-ty 8 (und-n- A BUly O uiatb) - Bhaff-r s Add Milford 132 68 1 Junction 10t5.(4 A i< *’ ~~ ~ ' 178 59 i ■s. . Ansus C A lr* c. — R-dmcn Park tot 18* -■ - - — — ... 839 ] Aa< “ C * WAYM IOWNNHIP - A LIST P- b NW NW N RV.d'24-32-v- 52A 1- 49L59 vaugh. Dale HA -V I<iUSMnf . B UCT, , in M aJU ■ Spt.'SW SB 15- ■ B.W ■Barber, Alb* rt L A-B*-ssi*. J. - Ccnd s Add Bpv O Lot 4 . 31-169 < . — ‘ B.ds on leased ground on E Winona Ave -- -- : • ■ -• . . . J ■ ifc ■ 196 MW C<?r lot - • Le”. 1" a 4—« ~~ • Grail. Wayne -Mt Memorial Add X«? tot 169 AN ■ v.O ... ■ '’T j - ne A Mary — Sunday » Add ' ' . . 4.A ■ . "■ ■ M Adil Lit 4b .. -- ■ » '■; I leas W tot 197 — stp adj to 198 ’ 514 54 ■ tjil’.r'.x- . l—.-Ce is*.-. P*:» ■ ■- t - * v<-*i:™ • ware «m«« H aP* ' B Mxt ■ ' • ’W -M’ M-monal A..:: tot 1 5 ’ . 4- • * . MILFOB® ,— A Ll*T 2xo 51 1 > t v» ‘ ‘ 1 'tret. ‘ [ ' '' ' tv. k-..s >. -rei -IOM.I A H*l * .■ 1 MONKi.i rowMsn? v ii'i ‘-•Pranc-iK Robert l .ernw*. ■ . ' ETNA GRE.E.N — B ÜBT- - L I foaerew.. .*'> M1..-'- D*rtld-« A<fcL. S. Pl-. I#». .P'-'- - 29639? HARKhOK TOWMMF — ' B«1 - ■ HAF.y TOWNSHIP — B LIST - , ,’r.uD E ’ - A* * ' • . Harmon. -on« JJBJfJWHI HiKSreo* - t MOT gaaai i! ■’.Bowser. Edward F — Bowman,* Add tou^ 47 A4B .... - Jii&J ioiis..r & Tnwx<-> Baptut Church — S-tbucpo; W 22 &Tr*Cw W let 44 t- 2J-. in 24-31-4 I. A vEW4RI> TOWNSHIP — a list , 1 Asher Butene A Helen — Oak Grove Beach Vnit 1 tot 6 bik__ 4 __ -- -1» » ij BoXle Fred 1 A.'Elsie J—, Odk Greve Beach Vnw 2 tot 29 b.k 10 — 18-98 < 'ulp -Ev.-lyn A— Oak Grove Beach Unit 4 lot 19 blk 16 A Unit 4 I lot 20 blk U A Vnlt 4 tot 8 blk 26 - 37 ” I S'Dailey.' Thomas' M A Manaiene — B*n*ar-. » North Shor* Part taa 37 I 4’ h Avid N 44) ft IcC 12|| •—.*. ■■ .~- - —<- _r - •-_ ~ “ r ■ «« qa I Eva-s Walter. A- Klma 8 — Oak' : Grore Beach Unit 4 totT.bik. 27 .. 18- « — Oak Grove Be ’ Mier. Leßoy C A Jcaephm* - ‘ " Ul2 ' Paul S A Florence R — Oak Grove Beach Vtut 4 tot ■MBI ■ — *• ’ Pa«e wi-».» >or Oscar — Oak Ormre Beach Vnit 3 tot>l9 blk. 8— — IT. j „t - Oat Greve Beach Volt 4 tot 5 blk J 9 ..... 4M SXs oertum Reform Church “ 31-5 <£l "" < » ivirtH. William B. A Belly C — Pt Nw ra»-3ke» Maa- - is 90 ! Indiana Lakegtwre Int. Oak Orcve Beach Lr-.t■ i o « - -- -- I<J 83 Ijßkniho*’* &K ChiK C»rw* BfaMSl ©Bit 1 J -- >. -• S2S KISS S. -oi ore. B-rt. »»K IM» J* « - [ g -- i 2 -■ -•■-••<. S 3 e -u- ; ”” i U; .. Inc.ana Lak- .here In< *’ 5 I. NWfrel NVtlrcl 2-31-5 14 A u . BWpt NW NEfrr.l 2-31-5 22 23A All S A w Creek SW NE 2-31-5 4 .5A „ XE NW less N-Wcor 2-31-5 53 34A Indiana Lakeshore toe - Oak Grove Unit Lot B.ock 1 72 6 -- ---- - 5518 l t - Illi k I 1 g 7- z z ,zz 1 B ?— *■ J » ? "Z-ZZZTww I 4 z. z z:-z US Ij 42 7-— 1518 1 I 43 7— IS 1® { « 7 Z 15X8 , it 7 . — — 15 18 } S 7 .--ZZ g.u 5 » » • &s Id is: Z. Z ZZ- 518 i 5 i : zzzz-

2 10 9 2158 2 11 9 ... 21 60 2 12 9 -22.50 2 18 9 22 00 2 20 9 2250 2 21 9 — . — ‘ — 22.502 22 9 — 21.58 2 23 9 — 21.60 2 24 9 e_ 2159 2 36 9 ■ — 19.32 2 10 . 10 — 18 32 4 10 16 17.36 4 6 17 ;17 94 4 2 20 1837 4 3 20 1837 4 . 7 1 20 17 94 4 14 20 —: 19.72 4 16 20 ....18.37 4 21 20 j — 17.94 4 22 20 17 94 4 7 21 ... — 18.37 4 10 21 - 17.94 4 14 21 —19.72 4 18 21 17 94 i ’ 4 20 21 18.36 4 21 21 17.94 4 22 21 „ 1794 4 1 22 — 20.20 4 24 22 — 21.10 ’ 4 27 22 ' ' 20.87 4 4 23 14.21 JOHN CAMDEN IHTCH — BY LOYD MINER. ETAL l BarntotfC RusreU L A Mary Jean SE SW -12*31-7 40.A • • SW-SW 12-31-7 40 A .. 219 65 W-ssmare. Ethel M . — W 30 A SW SF 2-31-7 NW SW 2-31-7 NE SW 2-31-7'-N 5A Ept SW SW 2-31-7 3«yA E p- 3-31-7 118 5A 41132 Vs j»r... J. wc C. A Haz-l M. — Map;- Grove Beach Unit 8 blk . 2 Io- 8 47.60 : swick. pttchBarton. Clyde A Frederick Grace Smith s Ist. Add. to Beaver I i . Dam Park lot 12 L_ — „ . ■. 10.98 : ARM NO 5 OF THE J W. SWICK. DITCH ->:• >r. B-nnre — Siiv. r Laic W p- S'P E . «E 30-31-6 63A .. . .. 17 65 Ricticre-k.. Orv:e — :W ! - SW 25-31-6 80A. 334.60 Notice is hereby given that each parcel of nml property to the foregoing list j w;:: b» sold at public auction to the highest bidder, said eale to be h-ld at the Court'House in City of Warsaw. Indiana commencing at 10;00 AM. EST on , August 9.1945. and continuing from day to day tintO all real property is sold. | Said sale- Shall b» for an amount not less than the sum . of; taf dalinouent special assessment* and taxes — whether.or not delinouent'l tor more than 15 months | (b> taxes and special assessments due and payable in 1965 Whether or not I delinauent V pen i ties which may be due thereon, or due. from the- owner thereof ; wtth respect th-reto. and ' | <d» five dollars «J 5 00,i costs. J Dated this 15th-day of July. 1965. NOBLE C BLOCKER tor. Kosciusko County. Indiana I MJ — J. 14. 21 A 28

Syracuse Locals

Rev. and Mrs Wilbur LewaUen of- - were Sunday evening, o July 11. guests ot Mr. ami Mrs. r Wilbur Ellis. Syracuse. i a Captain and Mrs. James Cox w from Holloman AFB, New Mex-! ico. were overnight guests Thursday. July 8. of the former s uncle . and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. J B Cox, li Svractise. ! c Rev and Mrs Carl Gable of Syracuse have returned from a two- i week stay at their farm near Mvwdton, Ohio. y }n Mrs Sherman Deaton. Mrs. El- i $ don Watkins and daughter. Robin', and Mrs. Eston Clavton. Syracuse, attended the W.M.A. convention of G the United Brethem church held re- ' eer.iiy in HiLsdale. Mich. Mr and Mrs James, Dixon and ? family have returned to their home i-.-ago after a week’s visit with b their aunt, Mrs. Elsie Bowersox, 1* Syracuse. . p . c Mr and Mrs. Forest Lovett and , e children of Coldwater. Mich., areL • 4 with Mrs. Lovett’s mother, y Mrs Ralph Jeffries and grandson. Brandon of Syracuse. Mr and Mrs. Emory Guy of Svracuse called at the home <rf 11 Calma Keiser at Pierceton recently. !’ ■ It Mr and Mrs Melvin Hibschmar. - or Mishawaka vi-.ted with Miss Lil- i han Hamman at Syracuse on Sun- I day. July 11. I Mr. and Mrs Arthur Mabie and I j daughters. Sue Ellen and Beth Ann, I 'of Syracuse, accompanied by Mrs. I Mabie’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Har- I old Geiger of Waubee lake, have I returned? from a camping trip to Li-i.r.State Park. Uidington, Suzanne Yeager, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul Yeager. Syracuse. :s attending Church of God youth I camp this week at Bear Lake : I Those from the Syracuse church who attended camp last week were Jane Hibschman. Sandra Yeager I iand Sharon Fredericks. ■ Mr and Mrs Paul Bixler, former Syracuse residents now residBloomington, have returned home after spending a week with Elia Unrue of Syracuse. ’ | Tv’u Miller. "*ciauchter of Mr and Mrs. Loyd Kammerdiener of Syracuse, spent last weekend at the aucne of her grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Walter Miller in Elkhart. On evening she was j flower gad at the wedding of her uncle. Dale Miller, to Eileen Lange. The wedding took in the Prairie | Street Mennonite church. . . Mr and Mr* M.ixwell Simon of I Syracuse returned home last Tuesday after a visit with their son. Air-1 man second class Robert Siihon. stationed at K. I. Sawyer Air Force Base. Mich. I Mr and Mrs.. Clinton Gilbert of r 1 Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Raileigh I Halsey of Kimmell returned Wednesday from a week’s vacation to I Wisconsin and Michigan. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hentzell and family at Milwaukee and Mr. and I Mrs. Charles Hentzell at Birchwood. Wis. HUNTINGTON WOMAN INJURED IN CRASH NEAR SYRACUSE i A Huntington woman was admitted to the Goshen hospital Monday ■ morning, July 12. following a two ! car crash at $:» am. two miles ■ north of Svracuse at the intersec- : tkm of V. S 6 and State Road 13. Mrs Laura Poling. 22, suffered a JULY EXTRA SPECIALS. Golden ® Rule 2-Hour Quick Cleaners. Syr--8 acuse. Dial 457-3533 Pnrfessional 8 Clean Only Service - 5 lbs., 99c a Draperies they look like new . :? 99c per panel. Rugs 9’xl2’ •clean18 ed and sized 1 3 for $34.95. Shirts ia *laundered> - fresh as a flower - 2 t 3 for 68c. Spring, fall, and length if coats, extra special, $1.39 and up. x |j Shorts f don’t wash, dry dean) 2 for $1.25. One Hour Service when is needed. We clean and press all it day on Saturday.

; cut on the forehead and possible injuries to the hip and leg. She was a passenger in a car driven by Charles Poling. 29. of Huntington, who was not injured. According to state troopers Billy Jones and Lester Alligood, Poling failed to stop on 313 and pulled in--1 to the path of aa auto driven byHerbert Reeves, 50. of, South Bend The Reev es auto was eastbound on U. S. 6. He was not injured. ’ Poling was ticketed for failure to I yield the right-of-way and estimated damage to each car was I suooo. GREAT-AUNT OF ACCIDENT UCTIM OF WOLF LYKE JULY 4 Mrs Blanche Starkey, of r 1 Piercjton. formerly of r 1 Syracuse, is a great-aunt of David L. Bumheimer of Wolf Lake, who lost his life :n an accident on Sunday. July 4. He died instantly of injuries received in the two-car head-on crash i eight miles west of Merriam on highway 33. Robert Young of Fort Wayne was also killed in the acci.;dent. ■ ' Services for Bumheimer were held Tuesday afternoon in the Smith funeral home in Columbia City. Burial was in the Christian Chapel cemetery at Merriam.

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NORTH WEBSTER mAIN INJURED — Donald Stidham, 18/ r 1 North Webster, was taken to the Goshen hospital Thursday. July 8, following a single-vehicle crash on the Syr-acuse-MHford road near Syracuse. Stidham is being treated for cuts and abrasions and is being held for X-rays.

Additional Appropriations Asked

The county highway supervisor. , Charles Cleveland, appeared at the ! recent meeting of the county commissioners to present proposed transfers and’ additional appropriations. One transfer is from supervisor No. 101 to Garage Mechanic No. 10T in the amount of $3,867100. .Another is from Gravel No. 302 to , Group Insurance No. 110 in the ai mount of $l,lOO. Total transfers re- s quested are $4,967. An additional appropriation is requested to repair parts No. 309 in the amount of $15,000. Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Beiswanger of ; MtlfiVrd appeared before the board to have the commissioners approve the plat of four lots in the Fuller sub-division in Milford. Each lot is 200 x 120 feet Little and Clark In- ! surance building is on one of these lots at the present time. Road Information Lewis Biiz of Lookout Point Subdivision at Irish Lake appeared and asktxi the commissioners the process for petitioning for county roads and requiremen’s as to width etc. He also flsfced if; advertising could ,be placed on highway right-of-way. . He was told it could not. Laral Turner' appeared protesting the decision of viewers for not I taking the road he had petitioned for at Palestine Lake into, the county ■ highway system. He was told that it i | would be necessary for him to wait; the alloted time and then request the road be accepted again. Viewers on : this road were John Augsburger of ! Syracuse and S F * Jordan aud John ■ Owens of rural Warsaw Viewers ac- i

Deputy sheriff Roger Fellows who investigated said the truck driven by Stidham went out of control and upset on county road 1300 north. Damage to the truck was listed at $1,500. Officer Fellows said field corn on the Stanley Hoopingarner farm on r 1 Syracuse was damaged SSO.

eepted the road which was petitioned for by Kenneth Mcßride in Flag- | stone Terrace. j A road is being petitioned, for by Charles Robinson et al in the Robinson subdivision in Monoquet, John Widaman appeared and asked that ; some roads tn the Brookwood ■ addition west oi Warsaw be accepted into the county system. These roads are 50 feet wide and already blacktopped. Viewers Appointed V iewers were appointed to view a ’ road petitioned for by G. W. Denton et al in. Hiners* Park at Ridinger lake. These viewers are Wayne 1 j Tombaugh of Mentone, Don Morris 1 of Claypool and Joe Harmon of ' rural Warsaw. j Approval was given' for the repair of the Shatto-Romine ditch in the amount of $587 00 ar.d the Plet- ! eher arm of the Neff ditch in the amount of $563.87. This ditch is in Jefferson township. The 1 amount of $5,539.78 was approved for repair | | THE BIBLE J g SPEAKS - ! B TO YOU M I Sunday - 9:15 sum. “Understanding the Bible’’ WSBT 990 K. C. South Bend CM* imFf OrtalM Jeimrt pr*fTM

of the Charles B. McConnel ditch which goes almost into the town of Sidney. . Discussion was held by the commissioners concerinng the 1965 drainage law which was passed in the Indiana General Assembly and how best'to implement the reconstruction. maintainance and vacation of ditches under this law and schedule the assessments to the jx-opert ownens. The law goes into effect January. 1, 1966. Commissioners have been busy since their July meeting discussing budgets for the coming year, especially the county highway budget and some possible raises for some of the employes. Since the retirement of Ray Nine they have an extra vehicle which is being used during the day by Worley Spitler, who works in the office and is left J at the garage overnight. Co,rrimissior.ers are Frederick Gilliam. Lawerence Butts and Ray Ferverda. The next regular meeting will be August 2 and 3 in their room at the county court house. :— t SYRACUSE PERSONALS Mrs. Roy Miller of r 1 Syracuse was a luncheon guest of Mrs. F. F. Banning of r 1 Pierceton Friday ! noon. The two had not seen each | other for some time and enjoyed a late exchange of Christmas gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Benson and family of Syracuse have returned from a week's vacation in Florida. I They visited Silver Springs, Bush i Gardens and Cypress Gardens. They 'also spent some time in Clearwater, Tampa, and St. Petersburg, w I w get off t 0 a goot * H ■ start with our Junior Wi Protector life policy. Call me today. GLENN R. MOREHEAD LOCAL AGENT Warsaw, Indiana Office Phone: 269-1315 2220 E. Winona Avenue Res. Phone: Milford 658-4433 (TATI l*(M P 6473 STATE FARM lib Ihsstmm Canpany ihsuiahci Im Qtta: BiMuqta, fibw V