The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 November 1965 — Page 7
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#»r WE NOW HAVE new rubber stamp pads and roll-on stamp pad Inkers. THE MAIL-JOURNAL. ts FOR.SALE:«Sylvania Press 25 flash bulbs. Cheap. Inquire The MailJournal, Milford. Ph. 658-4111, Milford. ts REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS for the Lakeland area is GAMBLE’S in Syracuse. ts REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE HEADQUARTERS for the Lakeland area is GAMBLE’S in Syracuse. ts WEDDING INVITATIONS: Order ■ your wedding invitations, marriage and engagement announcements and birth announcements now. For prices phone 658-4111 or 457-3666 or come In and look through our catalogue. The Mall-Journal. ts FOR SALE: Armstrong oil furnace and controls. 100,000 BTU. Reason for selling converted to gas. Stauffer Reducing machine, Benix washing-dryer combination, door jalousie and windows and pingpong table. Ph.: 457-2690. ts FOR SALE or RENT: Lake Papakeechie, 106 frontage, two bedrooms, modern, year ’round home. Ph, 457-4165 evenings or write Box 121, Syracuse. N 10,17,24, Dl FOR SALE: Fresh apple butter and cider. Grimes, Jonathan and Turley apples. Rarick Hilltop Orchard, 4 mile south and 24 miles east of Milford. Ph. 658-1068. N 10, 17 FOR SALE: 1964 Chevelle Malibu 2door hardtop, V 8, 34 month warranty. Phone Syracuse 457-2806. PIANO FOR SALE: Ph. 457-3653. FOR SALE: Good stoker with motor and one Jon. of coal for $25. Ph: 658-4844 after 9 p,m. N 10. 17 FOR SALE: 2-bedroom trailer with 30 ft. enclosed patio, completely insulated with storm windows. Ready for occupancy at Turtle Bay Trailer Park. Hilary Bachman. Phone 457-3400. N 10. 17 P FOR SALE: Colonial one-story house in. Syracuse. Has three bedrooms, fireplace and attached garage. Vacant. Call '457-3465. FOR SALE: Pontoon and 10 h. p. Elgin motor, slightly used. Cal! 653-4243. N 10, 17
Vkkrl-iH. - ’ IV, A J I FOR RENT: 7-room modem home, j- e:ist end of Lake WaWasee. Call j Huntington 755-281 J. FOR RENT: Furnished apartments. I One 2-bedroom and one 3-bedrooni. j Available December 1. Wawasee ) Apts. Gall Fort Wayne 749-4587. N 10, 17, 24 :FOR RENT: 2 bedroom Duplex, 206 } S. Main St., Syracuse. Everett F. j Ketering. Ph, 457-3722. FOR RENT: Furnished two bedroom i apartment: one room furnished | with TV and privileges. Ph. 658 r 4544 after 9 p.m. N 10, 17 i FOR RENT — Apartment, furnished or unfurnished, heat furnished, •at Pettit’s Department Store. Ligi onier, Ind., phone 894-4541. ts FOR RENT: Three-bednoom home, completely insulated, gas heat, 14 baths, attached garage, beautiful view of Lake Wawasee. Available soon after December L Located S four miles from Syracuse. Mrs. ] R. H. Riddle, 420 S. Main, Syracuse. Real Estate For Sale SYRACUSE PROPER Reatairltnt - Best in Sync«s«. North Lake St, - Mod. 3 B. R., Cars. L. R_. Baa. So Harrison St , - 6 Rooms, Mod., Im«d , Pass. SB R - Mod. 1 Blk. to erntor, SSO | nor mo aasmnw mgt. SUBURBAN I SVi Arvos - 4 B. R Mod., h.ooso, Vi mi. to Srraosso. 1 I.tc Acres - Mod. 3 B. K., Brick home, toll has., firoplaeo 1.03 Acres - Choice bldg, site, Blk. to» rd. ; tft* Frontage - On No. 13 So., xoaed. bus:n _ ' SYRACUSE LAZE Mod Tr. Rd. - Elreßlace. car*. L. K., ■?-C*ar sar.. beach. Hot Water Heat - mnst be seen te a»ereciate. WAWASEE Imed Poss. - Like new home, carp thrsont, H , W . heat. 14 t»f gar., flrenlace. has on clean channel, move in before n inter, east side. !♦ ml te Uteahr. , f CROMWELL Older 3 B, R Mod. home - At*, gnr.. priced te aeß. . PAPAKEECHIE S B. R. Mod. - Gar , Nat. gas. easement te 3 B. R. Par, Pm. - 118 ft; lake frent, vacant. Lt. Channel Lot - Hawaiian Village, dean 1 B B. - F*m. Smew like Front, sen. Nov. 15. Everett F. Ketering OKKIO L. SHAW, Broker [ Phene 137-S7W — Syracuse, Indiana >
THIS IS THE PLAGE NEW LOCATION FOR EVERY STATE FARM POLICY HOLDER This is my new State Farm office—where I can better serve you with thet»est in auto, life, and fire insurance. I invite you to call or drop in anytime. Glenn Morehead 2220 EAST WINONA AVE. ___ LAKEVIEW SHOPPING CENTER •"SjT WARSAW, INDIANA insurah j FAJU| |NStmANC£ COMPANIES • Mmm Odkm: Otafe
Help Wanled - Female SEWING OPERATORS WANTED: Experience preferred, but not necessary. Fringe benefits. Good working conditions. Apply in person. Blue Bell Corp., 503 S. Main./ Nappanee. ts —— - - - - - —- j WANTED: Ironings to do in my home. Call 457-3021. N 10, 17 WANTED: All your news, church, club and locals. Call us. Phone 457-3666 or 658-4111, The Mail-Jour-nal. ts WANTED TO BUY: Household goods, one piece or a houseful. Phone 457-2729 after 5 p.m. ts fsr RENT: Three-bedroom home, completely insulated, gas heat, 14 ‘ baths, attached garag/e, beautiful view of Lake Wawasee. Available soon after December 1. Located four miles from Syracuse. Mrs. R. H. Riddle, 420 S. Main, Goshen. N 10, 17, 24. D 1 Help Wasted - Hale HELP WANTED: Pletcher Furniture, 252 W. Market, Nappanee. has open delivery foreman and delivery assistant positions. Competitive pay scale. Promotions available. favorable working conditions, interesting work. Contact Bob Mitchell in person at delivery department. ts SERVICE CENTER Radio-Television-Stereo-Antenna SALES & SERVICE BREMEN MILFORD PHONE 594-1021 PHONE 658-4175 TDIEX MATCHES repaired, frqe estimates, satisfaction guaranteed. Crownover Jewelry, Warsaw, Ind. O 20, 27. N. 3, 10, 17
REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS for the Lakeland area is GAMBLE’S in Syracure. ts " 1 t. Announcements CREAMED CHICKEN and BISCUIT ; SUPPER Saturday, Nov. 20, at First Brethren church in Milford.-P Lost and Found LOST: Beagle, female, three-mos-old, black and white. Reward. Ph. 658-4354. P m C.\RD OF THANKS We wish to thank the Syracuse fire department emergency unit members for their prompt response to our call and everyone who was so kind to us when we needed help. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koher CARD OF THANKS 1 We wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbors for cards, flQwers, and acts of kindness shown us at the time of our recent loss. .Mrs. Maude Da Vault Mrs. Noble Gory Airs. Forrest Fackler Mrs. Mark Roth Mrs. John Brumbaugh \ ’ Miss Grace Culler Ralph Culler Dainel Culler CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank our friends. : neighbors, relatives, Dr. Clark, andj the Hams funeral home for the i cards, flow ers, and other acts <rf j kindness shown us at the passing of our husband and father, Paul Culler. We would'also like to thank those who helped to harvest the beans. „ Ruby Culler and son s i Steven and David
By Mrs. Pearl Lyons ■ Phone: 453-7921
Leesburg-Oswego News
LEESBURG WMC MEETS WITH MRS. IMMEL Mrs. Howard Immel was the ' 1 November hostess for the Leesburg j! WMC. Fourteen ladies were in attendance. 1 Mrs. Edith Young presented the Bible study from I Timothy 3. Mrs: Lester Vandermark gave the missionary experiences on ’’Witnessing to our Neighbors.” The prayer chairman. Arneal Gunter. . admonished the ladies to adopt a foreign missionary family and urged them to write that family and learn of its most difficult needs then pray, expecting the Lord j to do great things, i They replaced their autumn leaf I with a cornucopia containing the 'memorization goal for the year, j Three ladies have already memorized II Timothy 2:15-26. Mrs. Louis Engle conducted the I business session when it was deeidied to have two work days at the church in November. The ladies will complete the crib quilts for the Navajo station so they will arrive in time for Christinas. The meeting was closed with prayer after which the hostess served pumpkin pie and cider. —LMYF Meets In Special Meetings A total of four sessions of weekly meetings are being held on Sunday evenings with Rev. Gosser. leader, by the M.Y.F. group. Rev Gosser is discussing boy and girl relationships. •' A discussion was held on the tray- being sold by the group. These are round serving trays with different designs on each one. Cookies furnished by Mrs. Gosser were served to the 12 members present, . ■ ■ , - j -I r Women’s Miss onary Fellowship Meets Members, of the Women's Missionary Fellowship of the Calvary Baptist church met in the home of Mrs. .Ronald Taylor for their November meeting. Mrs. Ann Popenfoose read a poem fop devotions and the lesson was given by Mrs. Ed Blue on How to Guide and Train Your Children". The remainder of the evening was . spent in rolling bandages and in making aprons to be used in a Bible I school in Germany. The bandages will be sent to a hospital in Africa. Gifts for the state hospitals for I Christmas must be wrapped b> November 21. , Refreshments were served by the hostess. Literary Club Meets At Minnick Home A total of 6 members of the Literary club answered roll call by repeating the clii) collect at the home of Mrs. Bud Minnick Monday night: ‘ - Mrs Dean Ferverda was in charge of the devotions and Mrs. Minnick presented the lesson. She also showed pictures of Texas ami New Mexico. Candy was served to th ThfSt meeting will be November 22 with a pot iuck mg dinner at the home of Mrs. Clnford Smith. —Lr — Mrs. Ferverda Hostess To Three Arts Club Mrs. Bob Ferverda entertained the Three Arts club in her home Mondav evening. Members answered roll' call by giving their feehngs m racial discrimination. Mrs. Lar- £ Hartman presented the program on Infantile Paralysis te!hng of the : history of the disease and the part Franklin Roosevelt played m over- j ' coming his handicap ofthe d*® B *- distribution of die goods made by , : the Iblind will be made at the next j mating. Mrs. Frank Rader was j -winner of the mystery prize. . The hostess served cherry pie and j coffee to the guests.
KAY ALLEN CELEBRATES BIRTHDW ! Kav Allen was hostess to six ! girl friends at a party and turkey [dinner in honor of her 10th b;rthd".v Guests were at her home from 3 30 until 7. The birthday cake was decorated with a ballerina scene Games were enjoyed by the following guests: Amy Ferverda. Denise Bell. Wfenay Lenfesty, Joan Robinson, Ann Minnick and Debbie Smoker. .Assisting Mrs. All® with the serving were Mrs. Kenneth Hartman and Mrs. Herman All® and Peggy Jo Tom. Other guests were Bob AH®, Kip. Ken and Kraig All®. ■ • MRS. McCANN HOSTESS TO CLUB Mrs. Hugh McCann was hostess to the members of the Pas* Matrons dub of the Order of Eastern Star at her home Tuesday evening. After a short business meeting a game was piayed with prizes being awarded to each one. Refreehirants were served in keeping with the Thanksgiving season. goose hunting IN MICHIGAN Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brooks of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Herman All® are spending their vacation at .Allegan. Mich., where they are goose hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Allen and family spent Sunday with 'them and were ®tertained at dinner bv the Herman Allens in honor lof their 12th wedding anniversary.
Wednesday, November 10, 1965 THE MAIL-JOURNAL
APPRECIATION DINNER GIVEN Employees of the Martin Feed Mill entertained at their annual j chicken barbecue for their customers Wednesday at the noon hour with 450 chickens being barbecued. Cole slaw, potato chips, bread, butter, coffee. chocolate milk and all kinds of pop were also served. HOME BUILDERS” CLASS TO MEET The Home Builders of the Brethren church will meet at 3 p. m. Saturday afternoon to clean the yard of the newly purchased property of the church. A carry-in Ripper will be served in the evening. I —LLAY MEN BREAKFAST All laymen of the Brethren church are invited to the laymen's breakfast on Saturday morning at 6 a. m. They are to come dressed for their work for the day. —L—ATTEND ICE SHOW’ AT FORT WAYNE
All members of the Oswego Home Demonstration dub attended the Ice Show ht'd at the Fort Wayne Memorial Coliseum last Wednesday night. . —Lr— SADDLE -CLUB RIDES Several members of the Kosciusko Saddle club rode Sunday’ at the conservation grounds near North Webster. They began on the ride at 10:30 a m. A sack lunch was enjoved at, the noon hour: ' ' ' . —LrHIGH SCHOOL DAY AT GRACE COLLEGE All members of the junior and senior classes of the high schools are encouraged to; attend high school day at Grace college this Thursday. Nov. .11. A full day of activities is planned. * —L—TRI ARTS ON TOUR 'Members of the Tri-Arts club toured the Donnelley plant on road 30 west of Warsaw on Monday night. They returned to the home of Mrs. Raymond Smith for the remainder of the evening. Mrs., Howard - Smith, president, presided at the business meeting. Refreshments of salad, tea and' coffee were served by the hostess and co-hostess Mrs. Rueben Clover. ■' —L—
COMMUNITY NEWS Sunday afternoon guests of Mr, and Mrs. Dick Allen and family were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miller [and Paul of Warsaw and Mr. and ! Mrs. Richard Gandy' of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. James Beeson and Mr', and Mrs. Don Boggs attended the ice show at Fort Wayne Thursday evening. Mrs. Paul Byrer spent the week end visiting relatives at Chicago. Mrs. Glen Deeter accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sands and Lori to their home in-Muster Sunday. She returned home Wednesday eve- ' ning. j Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beebe of Piereeton. Mr. and Mrs.-Mike Coyle |of Warsaw and Mrs. Bernice Wati kins spent Sunday with Mr. and 1 Mrs. Jack Be:be at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Don Boggs attended the Antique Flea show as Ossian Simdav. They show and sell old coins, guns, etc, at these shows. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brubaker
attended the concert by the North Manchester Civic Symphonty Orchestra on Sunday at North Manchester. It was held in the college audi itorium. Mrs. Geraldine Bayne, Sue Ewing ! and Dan Ba\-ne were Sunday dinner (guests of M.. and Mrs. Lest Dye. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stookev. Bruce and Susan, were Hiursday j evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allen and family at a barbecued duck supper. Chester Rea and daughter Miss Eleanor Rea of South Bend were Sundav dinner guests of Mr. and j Mrs. Hugh McCann. In the afternoon they all called on Mrs. Maude Stech. a sister of Mr. Rea, at the Peabody home at North Manchest-
Mrs Norman Earl. Mr. and Mrs. James Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blankenship and childr® of Warsaw and Mrs .Albert Blankenship. Mrs Jean Heilman. Tony and Ron 1 attended the Ice Follies at Fort Wayne Sunday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Anglin. Mr. r.d Mrs Fr: r.k Shiv--;v, and Mr: and Mrs. Herman Ginther visited Mrs. Anthony Sartkorat in the St Joseph hospital at South Bend Sunday afternoon. They also called on' Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Jones who were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary in the home of their daughter and family, the Noble Babcocks near Bourbon. Mr. and Mrs. Merrit Hartman of Warsaw called at the Raymond Hartman home Sunday afternoon. Miss Judv Andres of Indianapolis spent Monday and Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Andres. Mr. and Mrs. John DeWill of Tipton was a Monday guest of Mrs. William Lipoincott. Mr and Airs. Carl Andres, Mrs. Tav Hess, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shively and Katrina ate dinner in Afichigan November 7. Hie dinner was in honor erf the birthday of Katrina who was seven. Thev called on Air. and Airs. Willis Sfoively at Elkhart in the afternoon. Guests of Air. and Mrs. Pardee Warstler Alondav through Tbursrhv were Mr. and Airs. Walter Monts of Arlin<*tnn. Va. Mr and Mrs. Arnold Florv and family of Tionecanoe were Sundav dinner givers of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Goon fam ; lv. Air. and Mrs. Donald Woods and family of Warsaw were Sunday evening callers.
Mrs. Roger McConnell Was a Wednesday afternoon caller at the Eld Bucher home at Beaver Dam. -Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hollar of Granger and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Heaton spent the week end with Mr. and Mi's. Jim Kizer and children at Greenwood. While there Mr. Heaton became ill and was admitted to the hospital. Mrs. Heaton has returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parks and Mr and Mrs. William Jefferies were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. • Anna Hartman. Mrs. John Teeple and Mrs. Robert L. Teeple and Charlene spent Wednesday in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Teeple and family enjoyed a fish fry in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCartney in Warsaw Saturday night. Sunday the McCartneys were dinner guests of the Teeples.
# Legals. ' • NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commision. rs 'of Kosciusko County. Indiana. will from this date until December 7th. 1965 at 9:30 AM EST receive sealed bids for 30.000 gallons or less of No. 5 Fuel OH for use in the- Court House Oil Burner as needed during 1966. Also, they will receive alternate bids for 30.000 gallons or less of No. 3 .Fuel Oil for use in said Court House Oil Burner as needed during 1966.' . ’ All bids must be submitted on Form No. 95 (Revised) as prescribed by the State Board of' Accounts and must be on fUo in the County Auditor’s Offic- at Warsaw. Indiana, by 9:30 AM EST on De-. cember 7th, 1965. and each bid be accompanied by a surety bond, or certified j check equal to 10 per . cent of maximum' bid and the necessary affidavit of non- ' collusion as required by law. Th Board of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids, NOBLE P BLOCKER Auditor.' Kosciusko County. Indiana Dated Nov.- 5, 1965. MJ — N. 10 & 17 NOTICE OK HEARING ON PI Tl I ION FOR LOCATION OF ri’BLlC HIGHWAY Notice is hereby given, that a petition will bo presented to the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County. Indiana, at their regular tdeetliiK. of their December Term, commencing December G. 1965. r at th• * Court House in the Citv of Warsaw said County ar.d State, for the location of a public highway and its in- . elusion in the County Highway Svstem. over the following route in Wayne Town-, ship, said County and . State, to-wit: ' Dogwood Lane. Acorn Ct . and the Cul-De-Sac at the western end of ■ of said Acorn Ct.. all as the same apsp. ar in the ‘Plat of Deerwood Park. Subdivison Number 1 r corded Sept. 7. 1962. in Plat Book 5 at page 150 In the office of the Recorder of Kos- ' ciusko County, Indiana. ■ . ' g%jd proposed hi'hw,i. v • abuts land W Kenneth T Seymour and Coll-en M. Seymour: Robert L. Eggleston and Carol- JE.urleston, Frank T Vaccaro and Grace L. Roy E Patterson and Lydia A. Patterson and Murvftt D' v Whitetiead and Mary Lou Whitehead: ■ NOBLE C. BLOCKER Auditor. Kosciusko County. Indiana ■fiJ — N. 10 & 17 NOTICE TO BIDDERS I .Notice is hereby given that the Board 1 of Commissioners of Kosciusko County, 1 Indiana will from this date until December 7th, 1965 ate 9:30 AM EST. receive sealed bids for furnishing and, delivering the following listed items, requisitioned by the County Highway Supervisor for the Repair and Maintenance of County. Highways and Bridges for the Year 1966. . List of items, specifications and qqanrequired are on file ih the County Highway Department Office at 601 E. Winona Av- ! Warsaw. Indiana All bids must be submitted in duplicate on Form No. 95 (Revised) as pr.ecribed by the State Board of Accounts, and each item shown on the list, should be bid on a, separate bid form. Bids must be on file in the County Auditor’s Office in the Court House. Warsaw, Indiana by 9:30 AM EST on December 7, 1965 c Each bid must be accompanied by. a t surety bond or certified’ check equal to 10 per cent of maximum bid and the necessary affidavit of non-collusion as required'by law. The Board of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all "bids, NOBLE C. BLOCKER, Auditor. Kosciusko County, Indiana MJ — N 10 A- 17 f NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board . of Commissioners of Kosciusko County, Indiana, will from this date until De- : cember -6, 1965, at 1.30 PM EST, receive sealed bids for One <l l New 1966 Car for the Kosciusko County Sheriff D- partr meat Said car to be delivered on or shortly after January 1. 1966. and payment to be made from the 1966 Budget. Th.- car to be an"B cylinder, two-dpor model, equipped with, dual electric wind- . sheld wipers, automatic tr: mission. heater, defroster turn lights. - -owl “spot. , lights with clear beam. simultaneous > flashing parkihg and tail lights, under- . coat. 50 amp low cut-in generator, . shielded insulated electric system, backlup lights, windshield washers, padded (dash. 2-padded sun visors, front seat' I safety belts. 5 15 Inch nylon tires and ■ 1 Bidders will remove from car traded I in by Kosciusko County, the siren and | red flasher light, and Install same on [ new 'car. AU bidders should show horse power of engine. Car is to be marked and painted in accordance with specifications issued by the Indiana County Sheriff's Standard .Car-Marking and Uniform Commission. Specifications are on file in the Kosciusko County Auditor's Office, Court House Warsaw. Indiana. Bidders will-accept as trade-in and allow credit on purchase price of new car. the following: 1 Ford Galaxie two-door. Serial number 4 U 53, P 145313, Year. 1964. Bids must be on file in the County Auditor’s Office in Warsaw, Indiana, by 1:30 PM EST oa .December 6, 1965, and must show pn bid that no federal excise tax is included. All bids must be accompanied by a surety Bond or certified check equal to 10*7 of maximum bid and the necessary affidavit of non-collusion, as required by law. The Board of Commission, rs reserve the right to reject any and all bids. .. NOBLE C. BLOCKER Auditor, Kosciusko County, Indiana Dated November 5, 1965. MJ — N. 10 & 17 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Koaciotko County. Indiana, will, at 10:00 A. M. on the 16th day of November, 1965 at the Clerk’s Os flee. Court House, In the City of Warsaw. Indiana. In said County, begin Investigation of the applications of the following named persona, requesting the issue to the applicants, at - the locations hereinafter set out. Os ths Alcoholic Beverage Permits of the classes hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicants, and the propriety of Issuing the permits applied for to Such applicants at the premises named: Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 1339, by Herbert Wright Worthy Pres R R N ®“ 4 & Raymond Neff. Sec., 924 E. Clark St., Warsaw. Indiana (Club) Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailer, 11714 East Center, Warsaw. Indiana. Frog Tavern, Inc., by John B. Kimble. Pres., & Ray D. Yoder Sec . R R „No4. Syracuse. Indiana (Restaurant) Beer & Wine Retailer. Kltson Park. Indiana UNINCORPORATED (P. O. R. R No - J Syracuse. Indiana). . Loyal Order of Moose No 1423 by L. M. Henderson. Governor & T. R- Rar , r ' e .7 K Sec., (Club) Beer. Liquor & Wine Retailer. 126 E. Market St,. Warsaw. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE GTEN TO THE PUBLIC AND PUBLIC! PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION W P. CONDON Executive Secretary. JOE A. HARRIS
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