The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 April 1966 — Page 3

OBITUARIES

; Melvin E. Dean Services were held this morning ’Wednesday* at the Stemm-Bale funeral home. Elkhart, for Melvin E. Dean. Sr. XT, Osceola, father of Franklin E. Dean of Leesburg. He passed away unexpectedly in a heart attack Saturday evening while visiting at the home of the Leesburg son. Mr. Dean, a truck driver for Pacemaker mobile homes at Elkhan, had not been in ill health. He was bom November 18. 1928. inLaVeta. Colo., and married to the former Kay Bowser. Surviving in addition to the widow and Leesburg son are the following: Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dean of Goshen; three other sons, Melvin E., Jr, Joe Allen, both of Nappanee and Ernes* of Osceola: three daughters, Kimberly A.. Nappanee. Robin and Melissa, both at home; and three sisters Burial was in Palestine cemetery, Warsaw. Charles Disher Charles Disher. 63. r 1 Nappanee, husband of the former Mildred Rass: of Milford, pass'd away at 5 am. Saturday in Billings hospital, Chicago, where he had been a patient for 16 days. Mr. Disher was bom October 3. r<e. near Nappanee and married Miss Rassi on October 21. 1928. at Wakarusa He was employed at Studebaker’s in South Bend for 15 years before his employment at Vitreous Steel Products in Nappanee. ’ Surviving besides the widow

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Reasons To Cast Vote For Matty Jones For Trustee

Just want to have a little chat with you folks. In my opinion Turkey Creek is the most outstanding township in the county because of the wonderful people living in it. Now when you stop to think about the qualifications of a trustee to look after your township, maybe 1 can help you by mentioning what I think are some of the important ones. First of all, it needs someone who can give its duties undivided attention and someone who knows the township. It needs a trustee to devote his full time to the dutie» jjequired. You need a person who is interested in civic affairs and in the growth and prosperity of the area he serves. The township trustee is a close relative to the Town where our fire department is concerned. Now here I have to get a little boastful because the fire department is myi>aby. Their duty is to protect lives and the 45 to 50 million dollars worth of property in the township, as well as protecting industries. Projecting fire losses in industry means out-of-job conditions for our people, also affecting the prosperity of the community when a payroll ceases. Whether you know it or not, you have a fire department to be proud of— it was a struggle

MATTY JONES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR TRUSTEE Turkey Creek Township — Paid Pol. Adv.

, are a daughter, Mrs. Dale (Elinor) Utterback of. Granger; three sons, Charles and Roger, both of Nappanee and Stanley of Edwardsburg, Mich: one brother. Glenn, Etna Green; a half-brother, a half-sister and three grandchildren. Services were held at Nappanee and burial was in Union Center cemetery. Mrs Milo Maloy Mrs. Lulu (Blough* Maloy, 86, widow of Milo Maloy. former Kosciusko county sheriff, passed away Sunday night in the Prairie View nursing home. Warsaw. A lifetime resident of Kosciusko . county. Mrs. Maloy was bom at Milfoid. August 14. 1879. the daughter of David and Martha Jane •Miller l Blough. She married Milo Maloy in 1900. The only immediate survivor is a sister. Mrs. Chester Jontz, Etna Green. Services were held today (Wednesdayl at 2 p.m. at the L. J. Dibler and Son funeral home. Warsaw, with the Rev. Paul Tinkle officiating. Burial was in Oakwood cemetery. Warsaw. Joseph Garver Joseph Garver. 90, of 127 Graydale road. Dunlap, brother of Chauncey Garver of Leesburg, died at 4 p.m. Tuesday. April 12. at the Rest Haven nursing home in Elkhart. He had been ill for some time and in the nursing home for several years. Mr. Garver was bom in Holmes county, Ohio, on April 14, 1875. Sur-

Iviving in addition to the Leesburg ■ brother are another brother, William G. Garver, and one sister, Mrs. -Ellen Brenneman, both of Elkhart. 1 Funeral services were conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Walley- ! Mills-Zimmerman funeral home, Elkhart. Kenneth Bushong ! Death claimed Kenneth Bushong, i Mishawaka, formerly of Milford, on i Thursday, April 11 Mr. Bushong was a native of Mil-, ford and the son of the late William < and Prudance Bushong. Among his survivors are the wife; three daughters: two brothers, Joe• of Elkhart and Bob of Kokomo; and three sisters, Mrs. Glen (Edith* Stookey of Milford. Mrs. Mabie i Clouse of Nappanee and Mrs. Bill Mary Ann* Rex of North Webster. Funeral services were held on Sat-, urday, April 16. in Mishawaka. Roger Shuder, USA, Completes Basic Training Roger M. Shuder. U. S, army, has completed basic training at Fort Carson. Colo., and is spending a 10-day leave with his par-, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Shuder r 1 Syracuse. Following his leave Pvt. Shuder j will return to Fort Carson. [ SMOKE SCARE IN EPPERT HOME The Syracuse fire department was called about 7 a.m. Sunday’ night to the readent of Mrs. Rosie Eppert on west Boston street when smoke was circulating in the attic. Firemen found a metal chimney in the attic had come asmoke. there were no flames. Fire chief ‘William Hess estimated smoke damage at 5250.

to get it where it is today, but your volunteers are well orientated on fire fighting, first aid, and they spend much of their time, with very little reimbursement, furthering their knowledge to protect you. Several years ago I made a study of how our township could be protected at all points. Naturally, we could not get to east enck and south side of the township as fast as might be needed. So we have had a contract with the Cromwell (Sparta Township, Noble County) fire department to handle anything in the east end while we are on the way. North Webster (Tippecanoe Township) takes care of the south side of the township while we are getting there. These reciprocal agreements mean we have fast and full coverage of the entire township. We have been working on, and are about to get, a fire insurance classification from the Indiana Rating Bureau that will lower your fire insurance premiums by about 18%. Now, how about that? 1 just can’t help feeling that my efforts as your trustee have had a lot to do with this. Guess I have carried on about enough, so will close our little chat with the hope you will keep these facts in mind when you vote for a candidate for Turkey Creek Township Trustee next Tuesday.

- SYRACUSE . NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Paul R. Crowell, r 3 Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Saturday. Jimmy Boyer, r 1 Syracuse, was treated at the Goshen hospital Monday for an accident away from home ‘and released. I Mary Martin, North Webster, was admitted to the Linvill hospital at Columbia City Monday. • Mrs. Linda Lee Ryman, r 2 Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Arnold Madara. Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospi- ( tai Tuesday. i Caroline O’Hare, r 4 Syracuse, j was treated at the Goshen hospital Thursday for an accident while play- j ing and released. ! Mrs. Maude Traster, Syracuse, i (was admitted to the Goshen hospital i ‘early Saturday morning. ' Mrs' Charles W. (Annie PC Moses.' Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Saturday. I Miss Ilene Slavens, Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Saturday. Billy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pletcher, r 4 Syracuse, was treated in the Goshen hospital Saturday for an accident at home and released. • Mrs. Dale A. Coy. Nappanee, was a patient in the Goshen hospital for minor surgery Saturday. She is the former Janet LeCount, daughter of Mrs. Ruth LeCount, Syracuse. ' Ernest G. Vargo, North Webster, was admitted to Whitley County hospital Wednesday. He was released Saturday. Ralph Wysong, North Webster, was admitted to Whitley County hospital Wednesday. He was released Saturday. j Mrs. James Eutsler. r 3 Syracuse, was released from Murphy Medical [Center Wednesday. j R. A. Ferguson. North Webster, has been admitted to Whitley County hospital. Mrs. Woodrow Wagoner of North Webster has been admitted to Whitley County hospital. I Mrs. Frank Winters. North Webster. was dismissed from Whitley County hospital Wednesday. ; Mrs. Ida Doyle. Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Wednesday. She was released Saturday. I Mrs. Hattie Brown, r 1 Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Wednesday ! Stanley Hamman. North Webster, ■was admitted to the Goshen hospital I Thursday. MILFORD - LEESBURG Hospital Notes Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Phillips of r 2 Leesburg, was re-1 leased last Tuesday from the Go- ■ shen hospital. Clarence I. “Bish” Brown of Leesburg was dismissed last Tuesday from Murphy Medical Center. Larry Hartman of Leesburg was, • treated and later released from the

emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center last Tuesday. Mrs. Amorldo C. Garza of Milford was dismissed from the Goshen hospital Wednesday. Stacy Jo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Willson of Milford, was released Wednesday from the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Herschel Albert of r 2 Leesburg was dismissed from Whitley County hospital. Columbia City, on Wednesday. Miss Shirley Kehoe of Milford was [released Thursday from the Goshen ; hospital. 1 Ray E. Wolferman of Milford was I admitted to the Goshen hospital on i Friday. Max Hively of Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center Friday and Slater released. Mrs. Lurena Lender of the Om nursing home. Milford, was dismissed from the Goshen hospital over the week end. Mrs. Junior Bucher of r 1 Milford was admitted to Whitley County hospital at Columbia City Monday. Admitted to the Goshen hospital Monday were Mrs. Nadine P. Gill of ir 2 Mrs. Cleo Bares of r i 1 Milford and George M. Ryan of r 1 Leesburg. | Joe Yeiter of r 2 Leesburg was ad-' mitted to the Murphy Medical Center Monday. Matthew Richey, six-year-old son 'of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Richey of r 2 Leesburg, was treated and later released from the Murphy Medical Center. * i births REED. Andrew Robert Mr. 'add Mrs. Robert E. Reed. Syracuse, are the parents of a son. Andrew’ Robert, born April 19, at 7:10 am. in the Goshen hospital. Master Reed weighed eight pounds. 15 ounces at birth. | The Reeds have two daughters. Angela, age four, and Amy. age three. The grandparents are Seni ator and Mrs. J. R. Reed of ; Columbus. DUGUID. Charles William Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Duguid of Torrence, Calif., are the parents of a son, Charles William, bom April 22 and weighing seven i pounds. 10 ounces at birth. Mrs. Duguid. is the former Nancy ' Shuder of Syracuse. The grand- • parents are Mr. and Mrs. Milton I Shuder of r 1 Syracuse, and Mr. I and Mrs. Duguid, who reside in California. RANDOLPH DAUGHTER | Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Randolph of r 1 Syracuse are the parents of a, daughter bora Saturday, April 16, in the Goshen hospital. HATFIELD SON Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hatfield of r 3 Syracuse are the parents of a son bom at 10:43 a.m. Tuesday, April 12, in the Murphy Medical Center. The baby weighed eight pounds at birth. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hatfield of East Point, | Kv., and Freddie Hanna of Van Lear, Ky. BEER. Jeffrey Jones Mr. and Mrs. William Jones Beer [ of New Paris are the parents of. ; their first child, a son Jeffrey Jones, i born April 15 in the Goshen hospital. ; Jeffrey Jones weighed in at six i [pounds, ten ounces. ‘ Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Swinehart of Goshen, and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Beer. Sr., of New Paris are the paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of Syracuse are the great-grand-parents. HANEY, Karen Louise f Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Haney of r 2 Milford are the parents of their ’first daughter. Karen Louise, bom at 4:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 20, at the Goshen hospital. Karen Louise tipped the scales at seven pounds, *l2 ounces I Mrs. Haney taught the first grade in the Milford school for three years. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haney of Hastings, and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hawley of Bourbon are the maternal grandparents. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hawley of Nappanee. McAFOOSE, Clarence William An eight pound, 13 ounce son was bom at 4 30 p.m. Wednesday. April 20, at Murphy Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McAfoose of 316 east Fort Wayne street. Warsaw. The babv has been named Clarence William He has two sisters, Robin and Brenda. i Paternal grandparents are Mr. [and Mrs. Clarence McAfoose of Leesburg, and maternal grandmother is Mrs Velma Hunsberger of | Greensburg, Pa. Mrs. Stella Snyder of Worthington, Pa., is a greatgrandmother.

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR TRUSTEE jLJ With Tomorrow’s Tippecanoe Township In Mind Jon W. Sroufe ■i > JH

Demo Women Return From Eastern Trip Kosciusko county Democratic women returned last W’ednesday morning from a trip to Washington. D. C., where they attended the 1966 Campaign Conference for Democratic women. | They left Syracuse via bus at 4 a.m. on Saturday, April 16. Stopping at Gettysburg to tour the battlefields on route and arriving in Washington, D. C., at 8 p.m. Registration for the conference took place at the Washington Hilton hotel on Sunday morning. A tour of Arlington cemetery, Mt. Vernon, the Masonic Temple and the wax museum was taken following the registration. In the evening the ladies attend- • ed the opening session of the confab with Mrs. Margaret Price, i vice chairman and director of womens activities — Democrat national committee, presiding. Fol-1 lowing the confab a reception was I held at the hotel for Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey. Monday The ladies boarded a bus at 19 a.m. on Monday for a tour of ' capital hill where they met and : talked with Indiana Senators and Congressmen. Senators Birch Bayh and Vance Hartke presented the Indiana ladies with books “We The People” Idling the history of capital hilL Tlie gallery and capital building were toured. At noon the ladies attended the Women Doers Luncheon at the hotel. R. Sargent Shriver. Jr., director, office of economic opportunity; Stewart L. Udall, secretary of interior; and Birch Bayh, Indiana senator: were the event’s speakers. They also presented awards to Mrs. Wilson Clark. Billings. Mont.; Mrs. Nicci Harrison. San Marcos, Tex : and Mrs. John Passmore. Miami, Fla., for project head start. Awards were also presented :to Miss Margaret Ann Eseltine. ' Concord. Calif.: Mrs. Jay Martin. Bethesda. Md.; and Mrs. Jim Thorn. Sedan. Kans.; for political activity. Aik! awards to Mrs. Eunice Bums. Ann Arbor. Mich.; Mrs. Robert W. Shafer. Memphis. Tenn.; and Mrs. A. L. Tschkia. Enderlin. N. D.; for beautification. Following the luncheon a workshop was held. It operated under the label, "Think A Go-Go.” Postmaster General Lawrence F. O’Brien was the keynoter and Mrs. ■ O’Brien presided. The Gala banquet was held in | the international ballroom that i evening with the leadership of the iU. S. Senate and House of Representatives, the Senators running for re-election, the women members of congress and the officers of the Democratic National Committee being introduced. The evening’s address was given by Vice President Humphrey. Tuesday Breakfast with the cabinet was at the top of the schedule on Tuesday. Guests were the attorney general, secretary of commerce, secretary of HEW, secretary of housing and urban development, the under secretary of agriculture, the assistant secretary of state for far eastern affairs, the assistant secretary of defense for interi national security affairs, the spec- ; sal assistant to the President for : consumer affairs and the deputy director of the office of economic opportunity. Mrs. Humphrey was hostess at I a luncheon which honored the [ Democratic first ladies of the ! several states, including Mrs. Roger D Branigan of Indiana. As a conclusion to the conference the ladies attended the reception |at the White House with President and Mrs. L. B. Johnson. Mrs. Wayne Bucher, president of the Kosciusko county Democratic Women, stated Indiana had the largest delegation at the conference with the 216 women. MEETING MAY 4 1 Tbe next meeting will be on Wed- ] nesday, May 4. in the Democratic ( headquarters at Warsaw. An elec--4 tion of officers will be held and slides and pictures of the Washington trip will be shown. Susanna Circle Os WSCS Meets The Susanna circle of WSCS of ; the Methodist church met for their monthly meeting at the home of Mra. Wallace Huffman. Mrs. Warren Black was in charge of the devotional period and Mrs. Richard Allen presented the lesson “Intimations”. It was decided to prepare a sunshine box for the granddaughter of Rev. and Mrs. David [Gosser. The grandaughter will be bedfast for three months. Refreshments were served to the 9 mem- [ bers present.

Wednesday, April 27, 1966

Syracuse Locals

Mr. and Mrs. Don McCullough and daughter. Tammy, Syracuse, were at Freeland. Mich., on Sunday to attend the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. I Samuel Chivington. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stump of Linn, and Mr. and Mrs. David Stump and son, Dirk, were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. Ella Unrue, Syracuse. Mrs. Paul Bixler of Bloomington is a house guest of Mrs. Ella Unrue, Syracuse. On Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Bontrager and family of Milford called on Mrs. Bixler at the Unrue home and presented several musical numbers. Mr. and Mrs. H. Guy Hays, | SyTacuse. have returned home from Largo. Fla., where they spent the, winter. Mrs. Everett Miner, SyTacuse. ; spent several days last week at i Petersburg, where she visited her father who has been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miner. Syracuse, spent Sunday at Mentone in the home of their son-in-aw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ■Manwaring. Mr. and Mrs. Charles [Manwaring were also guests. Everett Miner was the honored guest as tie was celebrating his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Peter of near Logansport spent the week I end at the home of the latter’s brother sister-in-law. Mr and Mrs. Earl Treadway of Syracuse, t Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gilliland of I Mishawaka were Thursday callers [at die home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sheibley of r 2 Syracuse in honor of the April birthdays of Mi-. Gilliland and Mr. Siieibley. i Rev. and Mrs. Kennard Robinson |of Calvary EUB church, SyTacuse. are on vacation. They are expected [home today or tomorrow. ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kitson, Jr., who have been at Providence, |R. 1., are now residing at 425 south Main street, SyTacuse. Sunday. 1 [ Boredom Fighters Bunco Club Has April Meeting The Boredom Fighters Bunco club held its monthly meeting in the home of Mrs. George Bisk, r 1 Cromwell, on April 5 at 7 p.m. The president, Mrs. Bisk, conducted the business meeting and i Mrs. David Imlay read the minutes. Prizes were won by Mrs. Jack Maresh, high games; Mrs. Kenny Bower, also high game, Mrs. Don Strauss and Mrs. Imlay low. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. Mrs. Darwin Klenke will entertain for the Maymeeting. Orlie Brown, Syracuse, Celebrates Birthday The birthday of Orlie Brown of Syracuse was celebrated on Friday evening with a family party in the home of Mr. and Mrs. i Eugene Brown, Syracuse. Present with the honored guest were Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Speicher of Austin, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Don McCullough and daughter, Tammy, and Joe Brown. Homemade ice cream and cake were served the guests by the hosts. [ Milford Locals Tuesday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dane Rarick, I Janet and Max of Milford, were Orie Rarick of Elkhart, Mrs. Roy Treesh of Milford and George Lightner of New Paris. The evening was spent viewing slides of Janet and Max’s experiences during the past year while with the Brethren Volunteer Service. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zimmerman, Sr., Milford, have returned after a few days spent with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Gerber and daughter at Paulding, Ohio. Mrs. Gerber is the i former Mary Zimmerman. i Mrs. Herman Miller spent Tuesday afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. James Wolf, and family at Atwood. . Mr. and Mrs. Duane Martin of j (North Manchester were Saturday, supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. j Kerlin, Milford. BIRTHDAYS CIUEBRATED WEDNESDAY NIGHT Mrs. Lula Snellenberger of Warsaw entertained Wednesday night at her home in honor of the birthdays of Lisa Kipker, Miss Grace Snellenberger and Mrs. Roger Me Connell.

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■« | TO AIR FORCE — Roily Earl Robison, Leesburg high school senior and son of Mr. and Mrs. Eari Robison, has received word of his acceptance at the United States Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, Colo. Young Robison will enter training on June 27. His appointment was made by Representative Charles Halleck.

List Election Boards In Turkey Creek Township Below is a list of election board members which were available from precinct committeemen before we went to press today. Precinct 1— voting in ti»e Syracuse Methodist church — will have Harry VanHemert as inspect:or for the Republican party and Mrs. Roy Wilkinson and Mrs. Walter Hagerdon as clerks. The judge and sheriff have yet to be named. [ The Democrats have named Mrs. 1 Jean Rogers. Mrs. Richard Heyde and Mrs. Pletcher to sene on • their board. Precinct 2 — voting at Wawasee Motors — will have Walter ” Calnon, inspector; Mrs. John Swain, judge; Mrs. Frank Bates, clerk and Joe Gray, sheriff; workI ing for the GOP. Mrs. Jack Elam, judge; Mrs. Gerald Boger, clerk and Mrs. Everett Edgar, sheriff; will represent the Democrats. Precinct 3 — voting at the scout i cabin — will have T. L. Kline as clerk, Mrs. Harry Coy as judge and Fjoyd Brower as sheriff for the GOP. The Democrat workers have not been named. Precinct 4 — voting at the school — will have Mrs. S. A. Bauer as inspector, Miss Edna Yoder as judge. Mrs. Emory Stetler as .'sheriff and Miss Ida Deardorff as clerk for the Republicans. Serving the Democrats will be Mrs. George A. Bushong as sheriff, Mrs. Gerald Bitner as judge and Mrs. Charles Miller as clerk. Precinct 5 — voting at Marley’s Steak House—-no listings were available. Precinct 6 — voting at the Turkey Creek Conservation club house — will have Fred Shock serving as judge, Mrs. Charles Menefee and Mrs. Vance Moots as clerks and Ruth Kirchoff as sheriff for the democrats. No Republican listing was available. Court News SL4RRLAGE LICENSES APPLIED FOR RECENTLY Philip E. Charters, 20, Syracuse, and Sue E. Elliott, 19, Nappanee, was issued a marriage license at Three Rivers, Mich., last week. Frederick Arthur Hewitt, 24, r 3 Syracuse, and Becky Jo Hall, 19, SyTacuse. were issued a marriage license in the county clerk’s office 1 at Warsaw, last week. COMPLAINT FILED i Thomas A. and Juanita Sterling, Syracuse, have filed a complaint iin Kosciusko county circuit court against the Resolute Insurance Company of Rhode Island asking judgement in the amount of $50,000. The plaintiffs claim complete loss by fir\August 26, 1965, of a $6,000 mobile home and personal property valued at $4,300. 'Hiey state a $15,000 fire insurance policy was in effect at the time with the defendant, and their claim was not | paid. PARENTS OF NEW DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Vern Flink of Scottsdale, Arizona, are the parents of a new daughter, Karen Lucille. Mrs. Flink is the former Carol Edgar of Leesburg. Lewis Edgar of Warsaw is the maternal grandfather. DINNER GIVEN IN HONOR OF MIKE RODGERS Mr. and Mrs. Pat Rodgers, Steve , and Larry, entertained at a dinner and family get together Saturday in honor of Mike Rodgers who left Monday for a four year duty in the air force. Those enjoying the day together were: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edgar of Warsaw; Miss Renee Breckenbridge of West Lafayette; Mrs. Maggie McFleeney, Jeannie and Judy of Warsaw; Mrs. Doris Rodgers; Miss Pearl Evans; Cathy Long and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Edgar, Susie and Tommie of Leesburg. 1 HIRED IT I THROUGH DK I WANT ADS J

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