The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 September 1965 — Page 12

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THE MAH. JOURNAL

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20 YEARS AGO, AUGUST 23, 1945 A six o’clock dinner was served • last Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Bare and family at Mentone in honor of the 16th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Price of Milford. Marriage licenses have been issued by county clerk Ernest Bushong as follows: Adlai S. Miller, farmer. Arthur. 111., and Clara B. Mullett. daughter of Ben Mullett, r 2 Milford; W Eugene Blackbum, hardware clerk. Atwood, and Waneta Mock. Syracuse. I Miss June Kline, who has long been a valued member of the Mil- j ford teaching force, has resigned to j become a teacher in a large consolidated school near South Bend. Her sister, Mrs. Lucille Annis of Lake-1 ville. is also a teacher in this school. Ralph Miller of Mtolferman s Mar-1 ket had the misfortune to break his arm Monday evening. Mrs. Doris Lankenau is employed I as clerk at the post office. Site is | the daughter of Mrs. Paul Emmons. Mr. ami Mrs.. John Lehman are the parents of a son. Carl Benjamin, bom August 15 at the McDonald hosiptal, Mrs. Carl Lehman of north | of Milford is the paternal grand- i mother Eldon E. Homan. 17, foreman sec-1 ond class, VSNR, son of Mr. . and' Mrs Russell E Roman of Milford, is aboard a destroyer in the western PvK?*fic Mrs. Willis Wuthrich spent the; week end with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. Everett Judy, at Silver Lake. 30 YEARS AGO. AUGUST 29. 1935 The Loyal Broadcaster class of the j Nappanee Church of the Brethren met with Mr. and Mrs. George Hollar Tuesday evening. At the close of a treasure hunt the announcement of the marriage of their daughter. Bernice, to Delbert Fox, son of Mr and Mrs. Roy Fox of Milford, was j made. The wedding took place May I 25. 1935. at Knox. Ind. Miss Gwendolyn Fisher was crowned “Miss Goshen” in a bathing beauty contest at Goshen at die Jefferson theatre Thursday. Mrs Clayton Webber and three children of Hinsdale. 111., have been I guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rohrer at Goshen, and her Sister, Mrs. Fred Mathews, and family at Milford. • - A daughter was bom August 20 to Mr. and Mrs Walter Smith of Syracuse. The father was a former Milford resident. Mrs Noble Myers of Syracuse was here Friday On business. On that day pimcipal Harold Young of Liters Ford moved hi< family in the residence property erf tier father, the late James McKibbin. Mr<- Henry (Rosena) Waldbeser. “ 88. died at her Milford home Friday. She is survived by one son, Ben Waldlx-M'•. and three daughters. Mbs Louise Fogleman and Miss Rosa WaldbeAT of Milford and Miss Carrie Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hendricks will .move to Kewanna in September after having been Milford residents for the past nine months, during which, time Mr- Hendricks- has been in charge of the local "telephone ex«

EVERYDAY LOW PRICES KI I IJF fl I HALF-MILE LINK V i SYRACUSE SUPER MARKET | route u | ■ . /• .// ll,B " : •' •' • ■■ I Sale Sept 2to Sept. 4 Inclusive j - — - —■ SLICED or HALVES —2% Sixe MEATS 4 ca ns 89c MISHLER S scot YELLOW CLING PEACHES I _ . CASE -- '1201." Sausage 55E. 3 Jars 79c scot STRAWBERRY PRESERVES CUBE - - - QEC BETTY CROCKER — 16 OZ. steaks 03* BROWNIE MIX 3 boxes 69c DEAN’S.... 2forl9C REbT SHAKES PALMOLIVE Liquid Soap 39c —55 c ALUMINUM Hl-L j cans jyc R ou. wwC cnn FRUIT DRINKS I rUIL Store Hours: We Re«r« The Right To Limit Quantitie.

Wednesday, September L 1965

i change. She will be succeeded by: I Mrs. William Chew of Lakeville.. Mr. and Mrs. Chew and three chil- [ dren will live in a suite of rooms in , the telephone building. , Mr. and Mrs. Noble Johnson of; Milford Junction announce the birth of a son, Darrell Burdett, bom on Sunday evening. | 40 YEARS AGO. AUGUST 27. 1925 Mrs. .Mary Holderread. 88, of Wakiarusa, mother ot David C. Holdt'rIread of Milford, died Wednesday, Aug. 19. at the home of a daughter. [Mrs. Ed Robinson, in Wakarusa. She is survived by four other chil-j dren. I W. E. Sterritt and family are leaving this week for Dwight, 111., where they Will make their home, tuning |sold their farm southwest of Milford to a Mr. Mast. Roy and Harry Shultz, who have been employed at Gary for a few i months, have returned to their | home east of Milford. Mrs. Hazel ’Piper of Central, Hl.. \ formerly Miss Hazel McQueen of Milford’ spent Saturday evening with Mrs'. Charles Traster. | Maxwell, the son of Mr. and Mrs Chester Middleton of Syracuse, was an overnight guest of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs J. D. Helminqer. and family on Sunday. The Middleton family formerly lived here. The death of an infant occured in • the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Neelv who reside east of Milford near’-the Waubee gravel pit on Monday morning. Galley 2 Old Milford News. M ss Esther Hurd who has filled the position as teacher of the third .grade of the Milford school will enter die state university this fall as 5 Mr and Mrs Dick JonU and daughter Jean and his mother, Mrs Patty Jonte of Silver Lake, were I I Sunday dinner guests of the latter’s son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ralston, and family. John Getz. Sr.. 61, of Morton. 111., i brother of Edward Getz of Bremen, died recently of heart disease following an illness of several months. 50 AGO. AUGUST 26, 1915 William Nickler. who lives near Middlebury, was in Milford Thursday visiting his paretns, Mr. and Mrs. David Niekler. on south Henry ! street. Mrs. Vyd a 'Brown’ Neff. 78. widow of the tote Daniel Neff, died at the home of her son-in-law. Charles Snyder, west of New Paris. Friday. She is survived by eight sons. William. Henry, Daniel, Omar. Fran- (... James, Jesse, and Jacob B. ■ Neff; and two daughters, Mrs. Jacob Svmensma and Mrs; Snyder. , An honorably discharged soldier, sailor, or marine who fought in the i Civil War, will be permitted to hunt . and fish this year without a license i according to the provisions of a bill • wjuvh was passed by the last legislature 5 Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Rench. a ■ former Milford pastor, were visiting s friends in M 'ford Tuesday. M D Polk commenced boxing up i his household goods Monday prepar- - story to moving to- Lafountain, Ind.

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

Leesburg-Oswego News

(Held from last week) . I j Guests From California Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carnes and children, Tommy, Lee, and Carol; ‘of San Diego, Calif., are visiting j relatives and friends in this vicinity. Sunday ° Mr. and Mrs. Glenn I Deeter entertained at their cottage at Irish Lake at a family get-to-, | gether in their honor. Guests were ■ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Deeter, Tony I and Nick of Milford, Mr. and Mrs. I Tom Sands and Lon of Munster. Mrs. Manda Stackhouse. Mrs. John Rowland. Susie and Fred,, the Car-1 neses a<id the Deetersl The Carneses left Wednesday morning for j their home. ENTERTAINED AT TEEPLE HOME Mr. and Mrs. Robert Teeple and family entertained Friday evening ! at a pontoon boat ride. Later’ slides were shown of their vacation trip j in northern Michigan; Those pres-j ent were Miss Marie Lippincott of j Hudson Falls, New York. Miss The residence vacated by Mr. Polk is soon to be occupied by the owner. Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Michigan, | parebts of Mrs Melvin Stutsman, who live near Syracuse. Miss FtaHne Smith who has al nice position with the Haynes Auto; people at Kokomo spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Maggio Smith, on I ] east Fourth street. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McGarity I who formerly lived in Milford, but , -who are now located at Blirffton. spent several days last week visiting relatives in Milford.-

Notice To Taxpayers Os Additional Appropriations Notlee to hereby «lren to t.he taxpayers of Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the ! ' proper less! ©Ulcers of said municipality at their rerular meeting place to the court I boos . in the City of Warsaw. Ind . at 9:00 A. M.. EST. on the 7th day ot Sept . 1965 | w-.il consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider neci essary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. COVXTY GENERAL VEND ■elk. 102 g - Extra Help, at SB 75 per day — — — * i ' Clk. 211 - Office Supplies ; .. Clk 211 - Office Suppli s — — — — “85 i'jClk. 602 - Equipment (Filing Cabinet) . -- -- -- -- -- ‘ I Aud. 102 g - Extra Help, at *8 75 per day ■„ -- — 8‘.7 ,7 : Aud. 211- Of.fic< hupp (Binding Assess. Sheets) ' - 4** j Aud. 401 - Rental of Equipment ... -- — — — — -- 5l ®® I Rec. 211 - Office Supplies — — — -- — — —- *OO W > CtH; 209 - Institutional & Medical — Ugg I CtH 213 - Other Operating Expense — — — a_— Z65.U0 : CtH. 601 - Buildings. Structures * Improrements— — — ' Com. 201 e-- Travel Expense Road Viewers — -- -- -- -- YY Coni. 413 - Exp. Inmates of State Institutions — i Com. 419 - Transf.r Tuition - — — - - - — - - - V2OO 00 Com. 423 - Other Expense. County Dumps — — I.9>sw. Com. 602 - EqUipm. nt — — — 15.000 OQ TOTAL - - *23,382.20 COVNTY WELFARE FVND Welf 403 e- Assistance to the Disabled -- $ 6 WQWI Welt. 403 AM - Medical assistance for the aged — — -- — — TOTAL — —~ S 9.500 00 COVNTT HIGHWAY FVND I CHF. 205 a- Repair of Buildings — . JJO* CHF 205 b - Repair of Equipment „ -- -- -- — -- | CHF 304 - Bituminous — ■ . - ™ CHF. 402 - Rental ot Equipment . — -- —• Y” CHF. 604 - Equipment —.—. — ' TOTAL -- - -- -- -- — *47.500 00 , NOTICE TO REDUCE CERTAIN EXISTING APPROPRIATIONS I Notice is further given that certain existing appropriations now have unobligated balance* which will not be needed for the purposes for which appropriated and it : is therefore proposed that Unnecessary existing appropriations In the funds shown below be reduced to provide in part for the above additional appropriations. II COVXTY GENERAL FVND: . I Clk. 102 e- Salary of Third Deputy - ._. — S -58 33 , | Clk 103 a- Per diem and Mil-age to State Meetings — -- *o oo ■ I Com. 213 b — Plat Book Expense - . — -•--- - - — ij.ovo oo j TOTAL - — - -- -— *15.298 33 Notice' is further given that taxpayers appearing at such tn*>etirs have the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally detenntaed will b’*» automatically referred to the State Board’ of Tax Commissioners, which Com--1 mission hold a farther hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor, ' office of Kosciusko County. Indiana, or at such other place as may be destgnatea. ■ At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heardl and U rested taxpayers may Inquire of the County Auditor when and ) where such hearing will be held. ’ NOBLE C BLOC KER. Auditor, ‘ Kosciusko County, Indiana . - r>„ • . •»* I<utS MJ A.-. S&S. 1

, Nevada Lippincott of W T arsaw. Mrs. Mabel Lippincott, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Rhinehart and Jackie and Mrs. Nettie Teeple. TONY HELMAN HOME Tony Helman, son of Mrs. Jean Heiman, was dismissed from the Goshen hospital to his home Saturday afternoon. He is recovering from spinal menigitis. DEDICATE CHILDREN ' AT SUNDAY SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Rusell Vancoren ’ dedicated their son. Stevie, and their daughter, Deborah, at the morning service at NewSalem Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. • Ger-: jald Miller and Paul of Warsaw: Mr. and Mrs. Vance Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wine of Pierce-1 ton attended the services. COMMUNITY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brown of Greenfield called Sunday afternoon on Mr. and Mrs. John Hollar and Miss Faye Hollar. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hunsberger and Nick of Milford were Sunday evening callers at the Paul Yocum home. Mrs. Bernice Watkins and Mrs. Nellie Randall attended the Om reunion at Elkhart Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bartslae of Talmetto, Fla., called Monday morning at the John Hollar home. . Miss Marie Lippincott of Hudson ; Falls,. N, Y.. Miss Nevada Lippincott of Warsaw and Mrs. Mabel I Lippincott of Oswego were Friday evening dinner guests of Mrs. John Dye. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Huffman left Tuesday morning for a vaca-

tion trip through northern Michigan and Wisconsin. Nellie Randall of Burket is spending some time with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Paid Randall. She also visited her sister, Mrs. Bemice Watkins and was a Monday dinner guest of her granddaughter, Mrs. Maxine Robinson and Joan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willard of Benton were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Esta Yocum. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Huffman, Miss Cheryl Huffman and Mrs. Fred Buckingham, Mrs. Blanche Huffman and Mr. Will Mede attended the Nixon-Bn son reunion at I Elkhart Sundav. Weekly Fishing Report Fishing has picked up over last week, as good trout . . . two weighing five pounds were taken out of Lake -of . the - Woods in LaGrange county. Our fieldmen also reported some very good smallmouth bass showing up in Oliver Lake. Northwestern Indiana Fishing activity has picked up in this district, especially in the St. Joe and Tippecanoe rivers. White <silver> bass are biting in Lakes Shafer and Freeman. Lake Michigan fishermen continue to get a fair amount of perch. Crappie and bluegill fishing continues generally fair throughout this area. Northeastern Indiana Very good trout were caught last week at Lake-of-the-Woods in La Grange county, two weighing five pounds. Largemouth and smallmouth bass are hitting in Oliver Lake. Bluegill catches are reported taken from North Twin Lake, Appleman Lake, and Mirror Lake. In Noble county, pike are hitting in Lakes Waldron and Bartley. Bass fishing is looking up as good catdies were taken from Cree Lake and Smalley Lake ... a few weighing three pounds. Sackrider Lake fishermen cauglit several good bluegills this last week end. Bluegills also w-ere taken at Beaver Dam and Secrest Lakes in Kosciusko county. ' » Mr. and Mrs. Henry W, Rapp, Sr„ of Morton, 111., were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baumgartner at Milfiord from Saturday until today, Mrs. Rapp is a couisn of Mr. Baumgartner

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Bridge-O-Rama Committee Meets August 7 The Bridge-O-Rama committee met Tuesday evening, Aug. 7, at the home of Mrs. Blanche Thornburg, to discuss plans for the Bridge-O-Rama. All interested bridge players are welcome to register. The deadline for registrations is October 1, and may be made by calling Mrs.

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JESSOP’S CANDYTOWN BROKEN INTO It was learned last week that Jessop’s Candytown located on state Thornburg, 457-3642. Early registrations would be appreciated. The program dates will be announced later.

road 15 north of Milford was broken into sometime Sunday or Monday morning, Aug. 22 or 23. Al Place, who parked his car at the , Candytown store, noticed the glass ■ by the lock was broken when he returned for his car. Mr. Place, a Milford resident, reported the broken glass to Milford police officer Ralph Gansert who • called the Elkhart sheriff’s department.