The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 September 1965 — Page 7

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WANTED Good standing timber, aO lands. Write or call Yoder Lumber Company, Inc. LAGRANGE, INDIANA Insist On The Genuine rw« AND AUTO-MATE Automatic Door Opener Overhead Door Co. OF SYRACUSE, Inc. Phone: 457-3223 - Syracuse Manufactured By Overhead Door Corp. Hartford City. Indiana MALE or FEMALE WANTED For Small Motor Carrier Operations Located In Milford Area. Must Be Able To Make Decisions, Strong on Phone, Bookkeeping. Typing, Billing. General Office Work, Etc. Please Send Full Resume and References. Answer Box No. 177. Milford S. 29 4 O. 6. Real Estate For Sale FAPAKFEUHIE LAKE 3-B r MW 1« Let - l«n«L Pass. t-B R. Fern- S bunts * term*. - f 2 - B. K MW W.wiw EaaraaetfL 8Y It ACT 8 E LAKE _S Em« Bits ■ M«4. Tr rd. Sand Bea A" WAWASEE CHANNEL Like New- Mad Yr Rd . H W. beat. J*r. SUBURBAN Med fan has fireaUcr. (ar.. ratemrM la lake y 4 B. R 3A4 Arrea. Clow ta town. Blk toe rd. I.M Aereo - SB. R.- brick borne. !-ear rar. se sb<T! tJ. SOLD harn - Ur Channel Let - Blk. top rd. clooe ta Syraewa* I.J terrs - On Naw Blk Tab rd. eaor Term*. SYBACUSE 1 Blk. ta erater - S B. R. City Sewer. Water. Can Lr. family haaae. It. ear*. L. 8.. Priced right So. Harrtaon -1 B. B. Mad Qwlek Paaa. Chaleo Bl* lot - ready lb balM on. Clo«e Good Goin* Reatnarant - Good Lease - Cooraiete Minilaro Golf Ceara* - TOO Ft. ea SB. IS Baath ■ Everett F. Ketering ORRICE L SHAW, Broker Uhone 457-STM — 45T-15M Syracuse, Indiana

PUBLIC SALE 619 So. Lake St., Syracuse, Ind. SATURDAY, OCT. 2, 1965 —1 p.m. Kenmore washer and dryer, two chrome breakfast sets (one dropleaf >, Motorola cabinet TV, cabinet radio, small record players, Ethan Allen Early American furniture (new), round dining table (one leaf), four Captains chair*, desk with'hutch, two fire side chair*, patch-work swivel rocker, recliner, cricket chair, davenport, wing chair, two floor lamp*, hassock*, light oak four-piece bedroom suite, box springs and mattresses). . Two-piece bedroom suits, roll-away, small rocker, tilt-back chair and others, students desk, utility table and four chair*, pots. pans, dishes, bedding. ANTIQUES: Solid walnut twin beds (new mattress and springs*, marble top comode, umbrella holder*, pitcher and bowl, spoon holder picture frames, chocolate pitcher. Carnival water srt ,9-piepe . Carnival rose bowl and other carnival pieces, pressed glass/ Ironstone china, other china. Collection of Indian relics and artifacts. New adding machine and tennis rafekets and balls. FISHING EQUIPMENT: 7S horse Elgin motor, tackle, gasoline'lantern. ice fishing house. TOOLS: Lawn mower, tools, electric drill (new), rakes, hose, lawn chair*,, picnic table, display table, one odd lot of paint. BOOKS: New and old and two sets, one of O’Henry and one of Duma*. 1 Other articles too numerous to mention TERMS—CASH NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Kenneth and Vera Leonhardt < KENNETH MYERS. Auctioneer CHRIS ANO JEAN KOHER, Clerks

2 QTS. — BURGER’S . 1 I Chocolate Drink 29c I BURGER’S I Bread 2 Ivs. 37c I | Burger Dairy Store | PHONE: 457-2208 — SYRACUSE I STORE HOURS: Mon-Sat. 9 a.m to 9 p jn. I I Sunday 9 aun -12 noon and 5 pin. - 9pjn. [

DRY CLEANING SPECIALISTS We Have Pick-Up Stations At North Webster Launderette And Dry Cleaning Jot’Em Down Store, Barbee Lakes Pick-up Track In Pierceton Monday and Thursday Rowland’s Super Market WARSAW DRY CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY I Across From The Courthouse Warsaw, Ind. Wawasee Village Hdwe. PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE:SYRACUSE } 457-3011 I • Best Quality Plastic Sealing For Less! WRITE DIRECTLY TO: Tim's Plastic Laminating R 3, Box 504 — Syracuse Social Security Cards, Wallet Photos, Membership Cards, Etc. Sealed Permanently In Plastic • BULLDOZING • EXCAVATING • CLEARING Stanley Custer « Milford, Indiana Phone 658-4927 ■■mmmramraoraramarammwmaMmmMf RACING THRILLS ' NEW PARIS SPEEDWAY — Saturday Nights —* 11 BIG EVENTS ON A PAVED OVAL Time Trails 7— First Race 8

FmrJßejat FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apt range and refrigerator furnished, airconditioned; Adults. McClintic Apts. Ph. 457-3434 days. ts FOR RENT: Three room apartment, available soon. Heat, stove, and refrigerator furnished. Suitable for one or two adults. No pets. Treadway Apartments, 304 Frazier Ave., Syracuse. Ph. 4o<-3624. ts FOR RENT — Apartment, furnished or unfurnished, heat furnished, at Pettit’s Department Store. Ligonier, Ind., phone 894-4541. ts FOR RENT: Two bedroom furnished apartment. Phone 658-4844. S 22, 29 FOR RENT: Apartment, 4 rooms, bath. r.o children or pets. Ph. 4534091. ' SWwwCed | WANTED: AH your news, church, club and locals. Call us. Phone 457-3666 or 658-4111, The Mail-Jour-nal. . ts WANTED: Home in the country for year-old German Shepherd and Border Collie, altered dog. Have dog house and feed for her. Phone 457-4108 after 6 p.m. _____ 'refrigeration sales and SERVICE HEADQUARTERS for the Lakeland area is GAMBLE’S in Syracuse. ______ CARPET AND UPHOLSTERING cleaning by Harold Ginter, your DvnaKleen cleaning specialist Dial 267-3630 or 453-4544, ts STUD SERVICE: Registered quarter horse, "Poco Bay Chipper.” Milford 658-4492. ts I WILL DO davtime babysitting. Con- . tact Mrs. Ray Skelton, Turtle Bay Trailer Park, Syracuse. alcoholics anonymous P. 0. Box 44, Syracuse, Ind. HERMAN HUEY WELL DRILLING CO. Pump Sales Ph.: 457-3527 - Syracuse ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANERS TERMS Sales & Service ED ALEXANDER Phone 267-7034 1116 East Center St. — Warsaw WATCH REPAIR Satisfaction Guaranteed Timex Watches Repaired Here CROWNOVER JEWELRY CO. 105 East Center Street Warsaw, Indiana | WHENYOUARE IN WARSAW » Take Home Something ; • Baked From The [ Unique Bake Shop i Downtown Warsaw

Sale NOW IS THE TIME to plant evergreens and shade trees. See Ralph 1 Oyler, Wawasee Nursery. S 29-0 13 DON’T OVERLOOK the fall line of Early American woodware at the | gift department of Ace Hardware I in Warsaw. S 29, O 6 FOR SALE: Used refrigerators, from $29.95 to $99.95, in good running condition. GAMBLE’S in Syracuse. WE NOW HAVE new rubber stamp pads and roll-oo stamp pad takers. THE MAIDJOURNAL. ts FOR SALE: Sylvania Press 25 flash bulbs. Cheap. Inquire The MailJournal, Milford. Ph. 658-4111, Milford. ts FOR SALE: Used automatic washers and electric dryers, from $29.95 to $59.95. GAMBLE’S in Syracuse, j WEDDING INVITATIONS: Order your wedding invitations, marriage and engagement announcements and birth announcements 1 now. For prices phone 658-4111 or 457-3666 or come ta and look through our catalogue. The Mail-Journal. ts HOLIDAY MERCHANDISE arriving daily. Take time to browse and see ! the new items in Ace’s gift department in Warsaw. S 29, O 6 , ‘ FOR SALE: 19 ft. aluminum travel trailer at Turtle Bay Trailer Park. | $495. Pn. 457-3400. Hilary Bachman. S 22, 29 P —— , FOR SALE: Used televisions, from i $29.95 to $75. GAMBLE’S in Syrr acuse. i FOR SALE: Armstrong oil furnace and controls, 110,00 B. P. U. Rea-1 son for selling, converted to gas. Stauffer Reducing Machine. Phone 457-2690. ts FOR SALE: Nylon net playpen, Welsh jumper chair, plastic baby carrier, Hue snow suit, size 18 mo. Frigidaire. electric range. Ph. 4573749. 524 S. Harrison. Syracuse. P REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE HEADQUARTERS for the 1 Ireland area is GAMBLE’S in Syracuse. ts FOR SALE: For school or work 8 cyl, r dr., DeSoto. Good paint, tires, seat covers. Good mechanical condition. $250 cash. Ph. 4573835. ' ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND GRAPES for fall just arrived. Florist day also available for making your: own arrangements to suit your scheme. Ace Hardware. War- L saw. S 29, O 6 ■, FOR SALE: Grimes, Jonathan. and |' Delicious apples, and fresh cider, ; . starting October 1. Rarick’s Hilltop Orchard, H mile south and 2 1 - miles east of Milford. Ph. 6584068. S 29, O 6 , FOR SALE: New Norge Coppertone gas stove, $159.95. GAMBLE’S in Syracuse. • FOR SALE: 1957 Chev. St. Wagon. J cheap! 1957 Inboard Correct Cratf i Speedboat. Space heater. Misc. , household items. Ph. 457-3264. Ben . Crews. j FOR SALE: 1958 English Ford, good : condition. Ph. 457-3228. , I i . *1 FOR SALE I 1 Dresser base, complete bed, 2 box springs, Dunkin Fife table, 4-chairs, utility cabinet, bassinet, living room suite, 9 x 12 rug. 9 x 12 linoleum, beautiful electric clock. Writing desk, coffee table, Allen cash register, Hamilton-Beach-3-holder mixer, 8-day kitchen clocks, breakfast set. Go to Dairy Queen, turn east to 2nd road, turn right, 2nd i house across bridge.. WED. THURS.. FRI„ AND SAT. NIGHTS AND ALL DAY SUN.. • . ' . ■ —„—! BOYS’ SUITS FOR SALE: Two size 16 boys’ suits, one black and one brown. Good condition, $5 each. Pti 6584235 evenings. ’ ts BITBS FOR FALL PLANTING: Tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, crocuses See Ralph Oyler, Wawasee Nfrsery, Syracuse. S 29, O 6,' 13 Miseel lanous HARVEST HOME DINNER at the Pierceton Presbjlerian church on Saturday, Oct 9, 1965. Enjoy good p chicken pie. Everyone welcome. t

Humbles Greenhouse Road 850 E.— Mile Southeast of North Webster FALL PLANTING SALE Special Prices On, EVERGREENS ■ ROSE BUSHES & MUMS IMPORTED BULBS PAW ■ z (Tulips - Huacinths - Narcissus and Many Others.) •— - ~ . PHONE: 834-1688

[Help Wasted I- ai&l HELP WANTED: Male for light work on finishing line. Apply at American Industries, Syracuse, Ind. S 22, 29 SPARE TIME INCOME — Willing and collecting money from NEW TYPE high quality coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, S6OO to SI9OO cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly income. More full time. For personal interview write P. O. Box 4185, Pittsburgh, Pa., 15202. Include phone number. 522.29 Help Wanted>-<. - Female BABYSITTING: I will babysit Monday through Fridav in my home. Ph. 6584860. ’ S 22, 29 WANTED: Babysitter to care for; child" while mother works. Phone 457-2702 after 5 p.m. COOKOUT AND GET-TOGETHER at McCleary home A cookout and family get-together was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Weldon McCleary Sunday. The family was all together. Richard McCleary just recently returned from Viet Nam. Those present were Mr. Norman Velie and three daughters of Anderson: Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCleary and children of Warsaw; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hirely and son also of Warsaw and Master Sgt and Mrs. Richard McClean’ and family of Leesburg. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE KOSCIUSKO CIRCUIT COURT SEPTEMBER TERM. 1965 Estate Namber E-65-86 Stat* of Indiana. Kosciusko County. SS: IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM M. HARVEY. DECEASED Notice is hereby (riven, that sisned. administrator of the .estate of William M Harvey, deceased, will, pursuant to the order of the Kosciusko Circuit Court offer for sale at private sale at the offices of Robert E. Reed. 113 South Huntington Syracuse. Indiana, or Saturday, the 16th day of October. 1965, at the hour of 10:00 A M . and from day ta. day thereafter until sold, all the right title and interest of said decendent in and to the following described real estate situate in Kosciusko County, Indiana, town : (An undivided one-third Interest in Lot Numbered 14 in Good's Addition to the Torn of Syracuse, Said real estate shall be sold to th. highest and best bidder for wot less than the full appraised value thereof, free and clear of all Hens and encumbrances, except the lien of taxes lor the last half of th* year 1965, due and payable tn November. 1966. WMch taxes shall be assumed by th- purchaser and for cash Said sale shall made subject to the approval of the Kosciusko Circuit Court. Dated thia 23rd day of September. 1965. GEORGE M HARVEY. Administer Robert E. Reed. Attorney M-J — S. 29 * O. 6 STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION 1. Date of filing: Oct. 1. 1965. 2., Title of publication: The Mall-Journ-al. ' . | 3. Frequency of issue: Wednesday (weekly). 4. Location of known office of publication 103 Mam Street. Kosciusko County Syracuse. Indiana. 4656". ’ • 5. Location of the headquarters or general business offices of the publishers: Main Street. Box 177. Kosciusko County, Milford, Indiana, 46542. 6. Names and addresses of publisher, editor, and managing editor: Publisher: Archibald E Baumgartner 201 James Street. Milford. Indiana. 46542. Editor: None: Managing Editor: None. 7. Owner: Archibald E. Baumgartner. 201 James Street. Milford, Indiana. 8 Known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 percent or more of total .amount of bonds, mortgages or other securities: None. 9. Paragraphs 7 and 8 include, in cases •where the stockholder or security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or in any other fiduciary relation. the name of the p-rson or corporation for whom such trustee is actin*, also the statements in the two paragraphs show the affiant’s full knowledge and belief as to the circumstances and-con-ditions under which stockholders and s eurity holders who do not appear upon th- books of the company as trustees, hold stock and securities in a capacity other than that of a = bona fide owner Nsm-s and addresses Os individuals who are stockholders of a corporation which itself is • stockholder or holder of bonds, mortgages or other securities of the publishing corporation have bedn included in paragraphs 7 and 8 when the interests [of such individuals ww, equivalent to !■ p.rcent or more of the total amount i the stock or securities of the publishing* ; corporation. . |. 1Q This Item must be completed for all publications except those which do not earry . advertising other than the publish- ■ er’s own and which are named in. sections 132 231. 132 232. and 132 233. postal manual. Average Single No. issue copies nearest each issue to during filing preceding date 12 months. A. Total No. Copies Printed <N-i Pt. ss « Run> - - -- 3027 300 C B. Paid circulation 1. Sales Through Dealers and Carriers, Str-et Vendors and Counter Sales — 606 778 2 Mail Subscriptions — .1888 1792 C Total Paid Circulation 2494 2560 D Free Distribution (includltw samples) By Mali. Carrier or Other ,j Means — -- -- 181 100 E. Total Distribution . '.Sum of C. and D ‘ — - 2675 2660 F. Office Use. Left-Over. . Unaccounted. Spoiled ■ ] After Printing __ — 352. 340 O. Total (Sum of K & F 1 should equal net . press run shown in A) 3027 3000 I certify that the statemenu made by me above are correct-and complete. DEU-A BAUMGARTNER Business Manager

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

Leesburg-Oswego News

Commissioners Claims Th- following is a list of claims to be considered by the Board of Commissioners at their meeting on October 4. 1965. Bessie Himes 300.00 Edith B Beltx ’ 275.00 Princess Marie Frush 258.33 Marilyn Williamson 241.66 Gladys Nye 30.25 Frances Noble 87.50 Jean Tuka 81.25 Betty J. Busselberg 300.00 Elnora S. Cox 275.00 Kathryn Teel 258.33 Hazel Harman 241.66 Dorothy J. Henderson 225 00 Judy Decker 120.00 Jane Kimes 11125 Diane Sponseller 120.0 j Idlee Armey 300 00 Phyllis Munson 275 00 Rita Miller 258.33 Lucille McCleary 241.66 Margaret M.-nzt- . _ 225.00 Celeste Briganti . 134.37 Hazel Cook 148.75 Ruth Hoppus 300 00 Esther M Kinn-y 275.00 Milton Wilbur Warner 100.00 Dave Andrews 436.66 Roger Fellows 420:00 Harry Satmders 340 00 H. Earl Boggs 268.33 B.' James Baker 300.00 George A. Nye 175.00 Glen Whitehead 755 55 Joan Deneve 275 00 Frances Thomas 162.50 Avis B Gunter 268.48 Alice R. Randels 258.33 Ru;h N. Robinson 126.02 Blanche E Garber 265C0 Henfr Hackworth 360 00 Ralph T, Whitesell 343.33 Elizabeth Smith 150.00 Isabel Holbrook 200 00 Dorothy M. Boggs ■ • 56.00 Edward B Funk 316.66 Milo E. Clase 4166 Maxine Clase 15 00 Robert Rasor . 225 CO Loren T Kruger 125 00 CLERK Warsaw Postmaster, postage 50.00 A. E. Boyce, supp. ' 101.00 Business Equip. Co., do 17.53 Waddell Printing Co., do 2.20 Warsaw Printing Co., do 22.05 Warsaw Off. Supp. Co., equip. 104.45 AUDITOR United Telephone Co. phone 16.55 Noble C. Blocker, postage 7.80 Warsaw Printing Co. do <fc supp. 64.00 Warsaw Off. Supp. Co., rep. 35.00 A. E. Boyce Cb.. supp 476.85 Business Equip Co., do 19.30 Thermo-Fax Sales, do 53.49 Waddell Printing Co., do 2.20 TREASURER Idlee Armey, state meet. 600 Wm E Ellis, do 18.96 United Telephone Co., phone 13.10 A. E. Boyce Co., supp. 53.50 Business Equip. Co . do 9.79 RECORDER United Telephone Co., phone 13.10 Bankers Dispatch Corp., trans 5.70 Maxine Whitney postage 10 00 A. E. Boyce Co., supp. 2 90 Howards, do 7.65 Recordak Corp., do 12.00 SHERIFF United Telephone Co., phone 15 85 Howard G. Holbrook, meals 183.00 Gast Fuel & Service, garage 237.00 Motorola C & E. rep. 28.40 Leeks Shell Service, garage 4.42 Schraders-Warsaw. garage 2.24 'Business Equip. Co., supp. 2.51 Cox Studio, do 12.45 G.. A. Thompson, do 18.75 Nat'L Police Chiefs * Sheriff's Bureau, do 6.50 Warsaw Printing Co., do 680 Gerber's Mfg. Co. uniforms 28.56 Roger Fellows, misc oper. 2.75 SURVEYOR United Telephone Co., Phone 14 59 Business Equip. Co. supp. 3.91 Lincoln Graphic Corp., do & equip. 92 05 COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION United Telephone Co., phone . , 16.6" Business Equip. Co., supp 1.02 COUNTY ASSESSOR United Telephone Co., phone 15.55 Carl T. Zimmer, mileage. 10.56 Warsaw Off Supp.: rep 84.00 WAYNE TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR United Telephone Co., phone 11.60 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Allan A. Rasor, clerial 80.00 do. phone 3.12 do, rent 25.00 CIRCUIT COURT Virgil Bobeck. jury commission 34 00 Stanley L. Nice do 25 20 Gene B. Lee. judge-venued 60.00 Doris L. Camden, court report-ven. 24.00 Max E Reed, pauper attorney 50 00 Richard Sand, do 65.00 Curtis H Barker, bailiff-venued 15.00 United Telephone Co., phone 86 08 Gene B. Lee. mileage 76.44 WSllace Manrow. do 99.68 Business Equip. Co . supp. ' 33.83 j Howards, do 76.59 I Howard G. Holbrook, return-fugitive 29 16 I Horns Sunnymed.- Res' ~ m> als-jury •’* 1 j Pucketts Cafeteria, do €5.79 I Lawyers Co-op. Pub. Co. do law books' 56.00 Sheperds citations da • 155.00 West Pub CO . do 182.00 COURT HOUSE United Telephone.Co . phon 11 <0 NIPSCO. elec. & gas 481 89 S-wage Tr-atment Off., sewage 32 75 Water Utilities, water ' 49 64 Schade Plumbing & Heat., rep. 24.00 Sharp Hdwe.. do 5-98 Coverall Rental Service, inst 24 15 Warsaw Cb an Towel Serv . do 69.00 Simon Bros., do 55.70 Warsaw Dry Clean, rs. do 41.su Jack Blanchard, bldg . Imp. 26120 Simon Bros . -quip 15 00 Madison Ch.-mical Corp. supp. 7.70 JAIL i United Telephone Co . phone 103 87 j NIPSCO. gas A Elec 83 23 I Sewage Treat. Off... sewage 420 Water Utilities, water 14.60 I Anglin Signs, rep. 14 Os) Rife Elec. Service, do 7.75 i Culllgan Soft Water Service, inst 25 65 Warsaw Clean Towel, Serv do 1150 Arab Termite * Pest Control. pest control 5.00 SERVICE OFFICER United Telephone Co., phone 20.77 CIVIL DEFENSE MUo E. Clas- phone 6.00 COMMISSIONERS CLAIMS I Leo Adams, salary-council 125 00 - John Deaton, do 125 00 Keith Horn, do 125.00 i Charles Menzie do 125 00 '■ Ralph P Oyler, do 125 00 'C. L. ' Tim” Rov nstihe do 125 00 i Merlin W-rtenb-rger, do 125.00 Maurice Crow, tax adj. board 800 i H. b n McConnell, do 8 00 I Seth L Mason, do 8.00 j Lynn E. Pierce, do . 8.00 I Everett Butrick. road view 800 [ Gorden Hackworth, do ... - 8.00 Joe Rovehstitie. do 800 James O Tuttle, do 8.00 Leo C. Valentine, do 8.00 Everett Butrick. rd. view-mileage .90 Leo C. Vab mine, do \ .55 The Mail-Journal legal ad. 392.60 Warsaw TUn«*-Union. do 262.65 Strayer Ins. Agency, prem. off. bond 17.00 Harris Funeral Hom-. soldi- r burial 100.00 Landis & Chamness Funeral Home, do 200 00 McHatton Funeral Home, do 200.00 Mishl-r Funeral Hom-, do 100 09 Titus Funeral Home, do 100.00 Betty An -n. fox bounty 300 Terry Bouse, do 9.00 Geraldin-. Caverley. do 3 00 Greg Craft, do 1200 Carl 8 Diehl, do 3.00 B-tty Jean Evans, do 12.00 Wilfred Folk, do 3.00 Woodrow Howard do 3;00 Steve Johnson, do 3.00 Steve LaLone. do 3.00 Herman E. Olson, do 3.00 Robert Roose, do 3.00 Billy Shepherd, do 600 Richard Sit tier, do 3.00 Prank Sleighter. do 303 Gordon Teeple. do 3.00 Hillcrest Christian Home. ward of court 124.00 Ind. Boys' School, do 911.80, Ind. Methodist Children’s Home, do 35.00 Lutheran Child Welfare Ass n ?do 180 00 Maryhurst School, do 150 00 Richmond State Hosp . do 48.89 ■Whites Ind. Man. Lab. Inst., do 537.80 Dr. R. S. Snider, do 5.00 Irene Byron Hosp.. T-B patients 1,445-03 Dr. T. A. MiHer. T-B test 17.15 Dr. G. W. Snider, do 46.55 Hillcrest Manor Nursing Home, care twp. patients 191.00 Orn Nursing Home, do 342.00 Prairie View Rest Home, do 191.00 Dr. J. L. Baker, do 10.00 Brennans Drug Store, do 3.40 Walter Drug Store, do 52.55 Auditor Marshall Co., do 15.50 R. D. Dormice, MD, med.-inm. 8.00 R. s. Snider MD do 10.00 Ft. Wayne Community Schools,

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transfer tuition 760.47 ( School City of Anderson, do 392.45 I Auditor Marshall County, ehange of Venue 1,207.90 . Loren T. Kruger, dump maint. 125 00 * CyriJ F- Likens, do 12500 J Charles & Valda Vere Collier, do 250.00 ( Ned & Bertha Stuckman. do 250.00 Pub. Emp. Ret. Fund (OASI), I adm. cost 13.19 ' j Ronald Pence, ditch allocation 1,142.23 Robert Hoffman, do 84.45 COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT. PAYROLL l John Armold 378.00 Dail Barber, Jr. 15.75 1 Max E. Brown 207.90 Norman W. Clouse 415.80 I; Charles E. Cotton 396.90 Alan W. Coy 252.00 Ermal G. Coy 430.50 ' Muri A. Da wait 403.20 j John E. Davis ' 331.63 ' . Harold Gerard 415.80 j Gilbert E. Griffis 425.25 Harry Herend en 401.10 Russell Krichbaum , 330.75 ' Jam. s G. Leinker 181 13 , Alvin H. Mill. r 396.90 ' K.-nn.-th W Miller 409.50 ! Walter Miller 396.90 ' Bobby D. Miner 422.10 ! Leo Mosier 422.10 Claude McKinney 213.50 ’ Glen H. Neer 396.90 1 Ronald Norman 396.90 I Paul Randall 426.30 ( Roswell Robbins 413.70 ’ Harold' Roberts 401.10 ’ Robert L. Sechrist ■ ' • 141.75 > i Eldon W. Smith 426.30 ! Jerry Stutzman 396.90 i > Thurman D. Trine 415.80: > Wayne L. Wood 407.40 > Daniel L. 21Ue 256.38 I > John Alexander 437.83 I > Clifford F. Baker .444.40 | 5 Don Forney 442 20 i Wilfred Fretz 451.00 21 Marshall Hawley 451.00 ) Glen Huffman 425.70 ) Walter Jontz 421.30 i Lawrence Kindig 440.00 ) Earl Kiser 376.20 1 Ellis Koher 426.80 ) Earl Long 426.80 > Norman McKinney 398 20 ; Donald Metzger 396.00 ) Hugh R. Parsons 415.80. ) Glenwood Secor. 415 80. ) Harley Slater 415.80 Keith Smith 435.60 , Rex Deaton 446.60 < Donavon Sellers 396.90 - Ronald R. Spaulding 447.70 ( Russell Sechrist 519 35 “ Worley Spitler 514 80 ’ Kermit F. Summers 510.40 1 Claude Christner 619 50 Charles R. Cleveland 1041.66 5 COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT. CLAIMS 0- Prudential Ins. Co., ins. 0 Associated Truck LI- s trans. 4.91 0 United Telephone Co . phone 32.35 5 NIPSCO. gas & . c. 66.24 0 Warsaw Skelgas Service, gas 31 20 9 The Mail-Journal, legal adv. 6.14 0 Warsaw- Times Union, do 5.18 Ginter Elec. Serv . rep. 16.17 D Johnson Lumber Yard.- do 17.50 Executive Off.. Mach., do 19.50 1 Gragg Equip. Co', do 138.43 3 L & L Body Shop, do 75.00 a Motorola C & E. do 215 60 Schrsder-Wargaw Co;, do & parts 341.88 •> Warsaw Auto. Supply,, dr 192.47 , W & W Truck Sales, do 424.26 . Ace Hardware garage A equip. 27.76 ; Gast Fuel & Service, do 2231.48 - J. I. Holcomb Mfg . do 30.95 1 Ind Textile Co . do 38 22 J Johnson Lumber Yard, do & others 23.13 j . Kos Co. Farm Bureau, do 2.10 . Mossman-Yarnelle Co., do & parts 303.58) ; Premier Fastner Co . do 70.83 ' . Purity Cylinder Gases, do 27.69 , Sharp Hdwe. Co., do 6.75 : Smith Tire, Service, do. 16.00 Sratldard Oil Co., do 335.95 : Texaco Ini., do 27.50 ! Business Equip Po. supp. 7.82 ’ Waddell Printtalg 'Co . do 145.00 Wayne Bucher, gravel 123.60 , Ma<- Fri-dman. do 125.76 Corliss Rowland, do 862.50 J Pierceton Equip. Co., bituminous 11653-32 ’ Miller & Sons Lumber Co., tile 160.93 Logansport Metal Culverts, cits. 1857,55 • Ass't. Sign & Post Co., road signs 113.00 3M Minnesota Mining & Mfg., do 90.00 » American Ste-1 Supply, parts 179.40 , DeGood Tractor Sales, do 40.16 ; Mike Gill Auto Parts, do= 17.50 I Gleason Service, do 482.33 . Kelley Tractor Sales, do 29.95 !' Korte Bros do 78.84 • i Mac Allister Machinery, do , 339.27 *' Munsons Motor Sales, do Panke Mach. Corp., do 79:52 ' Herm Schaefer Ford Co., do 196 Superior Pip-- Specialties, do 166 46 j 1 Trans-Power. do 31-35 j ! wholesale Electric Serv.. do 5.17 1 Smith- Alsop Paint & Wallpaper, j paint '35 37 | 1 Kos. Co Treasurer, ditch assess. 55.921 1 Gragg Equip. Co . equip. 371.35 ’ Korte Bros, do 108600 ’ COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL ’ John E Arford 400 00 1 Carroll Sherman 625 00 1 Loren J Pound 450 00 I Barbara Neer . ■ ■ • 366.661 1 Charlene Hartman 300 00 _ 3 COI NTV HEALTH DEPT. CLAIMS 5 United Telephone Co , phone 27.40 i 3 Barbara Neer, mileage J 49 12 ’ Loren J. Pound do 69.04 ’ Catroll Sherman, do 115 58 9 J C. Kenwood, rep. 68 00 Warsaw Printing Co., supp 35.85 3 John E Arford. MD. postage 5.08 ’ COUNTY WELFARE DEPT. PAYROLL ■1 Howard B. Johnson 540 00 Opal Jay Harman 400 00 ? Mary Ruth Wilson 400.00 Constance O. Buckles . 400 00 5 i Keith D Renbarger 450.00 • Lillian O Davis 305.00 o i Maty Lou Thomas 245 00 3 > Christian Hunter 138 83 ’ Dorothy L. Anglin 355.00 COUNTY WELFARE DEPT. CLAIMS - 1 United Telephone CO., phone 43-09 Mary Kathrine Bartholomew, mileage 11 50 3 Constance O. Buckles, do 48.10 3 Opal Joy Harman, do 23.40 3 Howard B Johnson, do 13.44 Keith D. Renbarger, do 79.40 ’ Mary Ruth Wilson, do 27 60 3 Warsaw Off, Supp. Co., rep. 52 50 3 A E. Boyce, supp. . 5.75 3 Busin-ss Equip. Co. do 5.53 3 R S. Snider MD. dest. child. 4.00 5 Lutheran Hospital, cr. child, 44 0G 5 James A Shupe DDS. do 13.0 Q 3 " Beltane Hearing Service, ward of court 53.00 ) B A B Shoe Corp., do 12.15 Central Shoe Co., do 12.00 ? Klines Dept. Store, do 67 72 P 3 Senser’s D-pt. Store, do' 81.94 Shine Shoe Store, do 32 35 3 Adams School do , 12 25 3 Claypool School, do 13.59 3 Lincoln School, do 18.32 , 3 P. G. Bowker MD. do 6.00 )' R. S Snider MD. do 3,00 i )I H C Snyder DDS. do 3 Council for Retarded of Kos. Co., do 32 00 ' ’ | Theodore A. Hill. ; MD. do > ‘ Beth-1 Hom,- Place. do> 186.00 , • ! Family A Childrens Center, do 434 03 I >! Ind Methodist Childr- n's Home, do 217.00: > Rankin Childrens' Home, do 124.00 j >1 Harris Fun-ral Home. hosp. commit 57 80 ( H Vera M Bibler. do 16 94 : if I. Noble C. Blocker, do her.-by certify > I that the above is a true list of claims l , to be presented to the. Board of Commis- • ■ stoners on th- 4th day of Oct-ob-t. 1965. I NOBLE C BLOCKER >! Auditor. Kosciusko County. Indiana I ‘ ' 4 Literary Club Sees World’s Fair Slides ■. ■ ■ . I Mrs. Carl Richey assisted .by ( Mrs; Tom Buskirk Jr. entertained | the members of the Literary dub; Monday in the Richey home. Mrs. George Paton, vice-presi-dent. was in charge of the business meeting. Mrs. Joe Irvin read poetry for devotions and Mrs. Hosea Rosbrotigii showed colored slides ' of the world’s fair and oi Nassau. Light refreshments were served to 18 members and one guest, Mrs. David Gosser. YOUTH CHOIR PARTY The youth choir of the Methodist church had a potluck dinner and | get-together for the new choir members. Joan Robinson was elected secretary. Tbe choir is composed of students in the fourth through: se\*enth grade inclusive. Rehearsal is at 6:30 every Thursday night with. Mrs. Robert Allen director ■ There were 26 members and guests present 1

THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Election Os Officers At Eight Square Club Meeting Mrs. Ellis Wildman, assisted by Mrs. Fred Stookey,' was hostess to the Eight Square Home Demonstration club at her home Tuesday evenSept. 21. Members answered roll call by telling “Why I joined the home economics club.” For meditations Mrs. Rex Sausaman used the subject, j“I Am A Hoosier.” “Gun Safety” was the topic discussed by Mrs. Martin Stockey for the health and safety report and a round table discussion was fold on “Gladioli” for the garden lesson. The song of the month, “Jacob’s ladder,” was reviewed by Mrs. John Buhrt and she led the group in singing the same. Mrs. Robert Lozier presented the lesson on “Mrs. Consumer Shops -for Ftod.” Election During the business meeting an election of officers was held with Mrs. Fred Kuhn being elected president: Mrs. Charles Osborn, vice-president; Mrs. Bill W’ildman, j secretary : and Mrs. Robert Lozier, treasurer. Reports were gi\w on the county council meeting, the fair, the national conference held at. Purdue and members were reminded of the achievement day and the Christmas workshop to be held in the near future. A card of thanks was read from Mrs. Ruth McCleary, former county home demonstration agent, and the club trip was planned. The dub will see “Holiday On Ice” at Fort Wayne in November. A new member Mrs. Beatrice Shank was ’A'elcomed into the club. Refreshments of pie, coffee and tea were served. HONORED ON • 17TH BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dye entertained in honor of the 17th birthday of their son, Bob. in their home Thursday evening at dinner the following guests: Mrs. Bernice Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dye, Mrs. John Dye. Wally Wallace, Susie and Nancy Dye and the honored guest, Bob Dye. W.Y. BANQUET AT WARSAW ’ The W. Y. of the Wesleyan Methodist church at W’arsaw held a banquet in the social room of the Lake City Bank Friday evening. Rev. Harold Bardsley of Greentown was the speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Harold I Irvine of Leesburg attended; MRS. J. D. E.XSTMAN REMOVED TO INDIANAPOLIS Mrs. J." D. Eastman fell in her home and broke her hip. She resides alone in Oswego during the summer months. She was taken to a hospital in Indianapolis where she underwent surgery Tuesday. Reception At McKibben Home Miss Jo Evelyn Martin and Tom McKibben were' united in marriage in Wise. Va., September 17. the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Columbia Martin of Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKibben are the parents of the bridegroom. The bride was attired in a blue street length wool dress and wore black accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKibben! mtertained at a reception in their honor Sunday afternoon., at their home from 2 till 4. Floral arrangements of' pink and white flowers were used for decorations. Cake, punch, nuts and mints were served the guests by Mrs. Rex Hoffamn of Warsaw and Mrs. Charles McKibben of "SyTacuse, sister arid sis-ter-in-law of the bridegroom, assist-. ed by Mrs. Clarence Deerwester of Warsaw, Mrs. Jacob Tusing Jr. of Lev d>urg, and Mrs. Allen Tusing of Milford aunts of the iwidegroom. A total of 75 relatives and friends greeted the newly married couple. —L—TRLARTS MEET AT DEETER HOME Mrs. Glen Deeter was hostess to the Tri-Arts club Monday night in her home. Mrs. Avery Hall was the co-hustess. For devotions Mrs. Deeter read < some poems, also using favorite Bible verses and The Lord’s Prayer. .Mrs. Ruben Clover gave the pro- | gram using two topics: “One of These Days” and "Disposing of Junk Cars”. Mrs. Howard Smith, president, presided at the business meeting. There were 14 members and one guest. Mrs. Tom Sands of Munster, present. Pumpkin pie, coffee, and tea were served. j —L— Monthly Meeting Os Auxiliary Held Tuesday All officers were present for the : September meeting of the American '• Legion Auxiliary held at the town, . hall Tuesday night. Plans were discussed for the president-seertx tary conference to be held this weekend in the War Memorial building at Indianapolis. Mrs. Morris Huffman, Mrs. Kenneth Hartman, Mrs. Millard Wallace and Mrs. TeJma Me Corkle will attend the meeting. A goal of 50 members was set for 1966 and 39 have signed at the present time. A note was received from a boy adopted by the auxiliary from the Knightstown home thankinn them for his birthday gifts. Mandatory fees were allowed and poppies were ordered for Memorial Dav. Mrs. Millard Wallace and Mrs. Howard Smith Jr. served refreshments to the 13 members present. The next meeting will be at the town hall.

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