The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 October 1966 — Page 15

Commissioners Allowances The following Is a list of claims allow.-d by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their mvetinc on the 3rd day of October 1966. T Ethna Scott 900.00, Noble C. Blocker 900.00 Wm E Dlis 900.00 , Maxin« Whitney 720.00 Howard G Holbrook 900.001 Charles M Brower 810.92 J B. Mishler MD 337 50 Carl T Zimmer 765.00 Raymond Re.-d 112-50 Carl Klotx 84.37 I Rob. rt O Jones 100.00 Ray O. Eckert 112.50 Eldred Metaaer 112.50 Royce Biller 100.00 Alton Kissinger 112.50 . Alton Boess 84 37 I Harold Hartman George W Sparrow 100.00 Warr n Hawley 84.37 Lawell Let krone 100 00 Willis Whisler 112 50, Madison F Jones John Da vidsen 112.50 C.aud btahl 112.50 Paul A Ob-ril 425 00 Allan A. Rasor 125 00 G n- B Lee 741.661; Doris L. Camden 500 00 ■; Wallace J. Manrow 458 33 , t Robert E Nleser 45.00 Leo W. Adams 108.33 j I John Deaton 108.33 K'ith A Hom 108.33 1 Charles J M.-nzle 108-33 :

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Ralph Oyler 108.33 C L. Tim Rov-ns-ine 108.33 I M.-rl L. Wenenberaer 108.33 Lawrence Butts 315.00 ■ Ray Ferverda 315 00 . PrMMriek W. Gilliam 315.00 f fi-sil- Him s 324.00 : Edith B. Beltz 297.00; Princess Marie Frush 279.00 Marilyn Williamson 261.00 Prances Noble 220.13 Vera Jean Sponseller 37 80 I Bet-y J. Busselbent 324 00 I Elnora 8. Cox 297.00 | Kathryn Teel 279 00 i Hasel Harman 279.00 i Dorothy J. Henderson 243.00 ■ i Hannah Wilkinson 250.00 I Idl.-e Armey 324.00 i Phyllis Munson 297.00 < i Rita Miller 279.00 , l Lucille McCleary 261.00 I Margaret Mensle 243 00 I Celeste Brisant! 205 20 Ruth Hoppus 300.00 Esther M Kinney 275.00 ; Dave Andrews 461.66 i Roger Fellows 444 00 | Arthur 8. West 367.20 > H. Earl Boggs 289 80 Fred C Carlin 367.20 B. James Baker 583.33 Ronald L. Harris 433.33 Bill E. Brower 433.33 Avis B. Gunter 324.00; Iva L. Carpenter 297 00 Alic- R Handels 279.00 Blanch E. Garber 286.20 Jean Tuka 195.75 ' Prances Thomas 28.35 | Isabel Holbrook 216 00 Georgia Brindle 32.00 Henry Hackworth 375.00 j Ralph Whitesell 366.66 Elizabeth F Smith 160 00 Edward B Funk 316.661 Milo E. Clase 41.66

I Maxine Clase 15 00 I leorye A. Nye 324.00 Robert Rasor 266.66 j Loren T. Kru«-r 125 00 • Maurice L-wallen 100 ®2 sch. iman Marshall 100 00 C. W. Weaver 100.00 I Pauline Hartman 66.00 Martha Sparrow 120.00 CLERK United Telephone Co., phone 4.61 Warsaw Postmaster, postage 60.00 T. Ethna Scott, trans. A E. Boyce Co., supp. 122.50 Waddeli Printing Co. do 1.30 AUDITOR Uni’ed Telephone Co., phone 17.15 i Waddell Printing Co., supp. 15.00 TREASURER | United Telephone Co., phone 13.65 IA E Boyce Co., supp. 44.50 ‘ Warsaw Off. Supp. Co , do 15 50 RECORDER United Telephone Co., phone 13.10 Bankers Dispatch Corp . trans. 5.70 Maxine Whitney, postage 10.00 Waddell Printing Co., supp. 1.70 Kodak AC 200. do 102.50 Warsaw Off. Supp Co., do 5.02 SHERIFF Milton "Jim” Warner, dog catcher 58.50 United Telephone Co., phone 15.85 Motorola C 8c E. rep 36.10 I Munson Motor Sales, do 6.62 I Crum Garag •. do 25.75 Whohsal Elec. Serv.. do 3.38 Howard G. Holbrook, mealsprisoners 298 50 : Gast Fuel & Service, garage 118.50 i H< rm Schaefer Ford Co., do 41.47 i Marathon S- rvice. do 15 76 Sinclair Refining Co., do 18.15 , ; Snyder * Snyd- r Oil Co., do 7.38 I Syracuse Quality Printers, supp. 14 90 ! Walter Drug Store, do 1.99 j ; Warsaw Off Supp.. do 5.201 Cox Studio, misc 12.75

Gerber Mfg. Co., do 45.91 SURVETOR United Telephone Co., phone 16.49 Charles M. Brower, mileage 98.96 Warsaw Office Supply, supp. 2.50 Lincoln Graphic Corp , equip. 70.59 COUNTY ASSESSOR United Telephone Co., phone 13.10 Carl T. Zimmer, mileage 19.40 Warsaw Office Supp.. supp. 1.75 WAYNE TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR United Telephone Co., phone 11.60 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Allan A. Rasor. clerical 160.00 do. state meet. 65.20 do. phone 25.74 do. mileage 5.76 do. rent 50.00 CIRCUIT COURT Warsaw Office Supply Co., supp. 10.14 Virgil Bobeck. jury comm. 17.00 Stanley L. Nice, do 12.60 Gene B. Lee, judge-venued 160.00 William M. Dalton 11. pauper att’y. 130 00 United Telephone Co., phone 96.54 Wallace J. Manrow, travelprobation 65.20 Howard's, supp. 84.70 International Business Machines, do 14.48 Syracuse Quality Printers, do 14.90 Archie B. Keffer, testing 50.00 Bobbs-Merrlll Co . law books 30 00 Business Equip. Co., equip. 74.80 Lawyers Co-op Pub., law books 110.00 Sheperd Citations, do 167.00 REGISTRATION OF VOTERS A E Boyce Co., supp. 43.50 COURT HOUSE United Telephone Co., phone 14.75 So Whitley Trucking Co., trans. 803 NIPSCO, gas & elec. 281 54 Sewage Treatment Off., sewage 32.75: Water Utilities, water 23.45 Mike Ellsworth, rep. 412.77 I National Clock Co., do 247.00 W’almer Supp. Co., do 3.93 Laketon Asphalt Refining, fuel 393.62

Correlated Products, Inst. 19.90 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., do 27.65 Rochester Germicide Co., do 25.50 Simon Bros., Inc., do 29-90 Warsaw Clean Towel Service, do 52.50 Coverall Rental Service, other oper. 10.9 b Warsaw Dry Cleaners, do 38.00 G & G Co., rep. parts 6.00 Sharp Hdwe., do 17.54 Warsaw Wholesale Supp.. do 56.88 Staley’s Tree Service, tree removel 135.00 Sharp Hdwe., equip. 83.20 JAIL United Telephone Co., phone 48.59 NIPSCO. gas & elec. 78.41 Sewage Treatment Office, sewage 4.20 Water Utilities, water 15.05 Hatfield Elec. Service, rep. 1.90 Culligan Water Softening, inst. 29.94 Hall Hardware, do 4 28 Lake City Wholesale Co., do 1.44 Saneo Prod. Co., do 10.86 W’arsaw Clean Towel Service, do 11.50 Warsaw Auto. Supply, rep. parts .71 COUNTY DRAINAGE BOARD Executive Office Machines, supp. 1.65 Syracuse Quality Printers, printing 14.90 SERVICE OFFICER United Telephone Co., phone 21.67 Edward B. Punk, supp 17.50 CIVIL DEFENSE Milo E. Clase. travel & phone 17.56 COMMISSIONERS Luhr Alexander, rd. view & mile. 8.30 Everett Buttrick. do 8.40 Arthur Griswold, do 8.00 Lloyd' Harley, do 8.00 Allen Herendeen, do 8.00 Larry W Holmes, do 800 S. F. Jordan, do 800 Chris Kammer-r. do ■ 8.00 Walter Koh-r, do 8.00 Harold Miner, do 8.17 Austin “Pat" Neher. do 8.25 Ray Wilson, do 8.00 Th- Mail-Journal, legal adv. 275.21 Warsaw Times-Union, do 156.31

Loren T. Kruger, rent equip. 125.00 Mrs. Ella E. Barker, vet. burial 100.00 Mishler Funeral Home, do 100.00 Titus Funeral Home, do 300 00 Glen Treesh. do 100.00 Jack Anderson, fox bounty 3.00 Howard D. Brandenburg, do 6.00 Mytrus Custer, do 3.00 Scott Flowers, do 3.00 Tnlba Z. Frantz, do 3.00 Albert Hall, do 3.00 Kent E. Hare, do 30 00 Everll Heiser, do 6.00 Kenneth E. Johnson, do 30.00 Dennis E. Miller, do 3.00 Charles J. Teeple. do 3.00 Charles E. Wuertley. do 3.00 Fort Wayne State School. ward of court 100.89 Dr. Norman Beatty Memorial Hospital, do 362.72 j Family & Children’s Center, do 84.00 ; Ft. Wayne Children’s Home, do 253.25 Ind. Boys’ School, do 1.433.60 Ind. State Farm, do 24.45 Lutheran Child. Welfare Ass n., do 152.00 Richmond State Hospital, do 8.08 Thomas F. Keough MD. exp.other inst. 29.00 Ir-ne Byron Hospital. T-B patients 1.312.00 Robert P. Clark DVM. TB test 14.75 Dr. H. Lung, do 61.40 Drr. John McKee, do 30.95 Dr. T. A. Miller, do 57.50 Dr. John McKee, do 30.95 J. C. Stephenson, do & brucecllosis 43.20 Auditor, Marshall Co., care of pat. 36.0 C Treasurer. Marshall Co., do 284.60 Floyd Rheinheimer MD. do 42.50 Walter Drug Co. - Milford, do 39.85 | Hillcrest Manor Nursing Home, do 253.00 I Parkview Hospital, do 25.00 George M. Haymond MD, med.-inm. 5.00 Chari- s A. Hollar DDS,- do 15.00 Murphy Med. Center, do 800 Walter Drug Co., do 12.69 Lebanon Comm. School Corp., transfer tuition 561.71 Northern Comm. Schools, do 490.98 Dlckerhoff Trucking, exp. of dumps 238.00 Charles & Valda. Vere Collier, do 125.00 Cyril F. Likens, do 125fX> Ned & Bertha Stuckman, do 125.00 Stanley Scott, do 125.00 Max Montel, ditch alloc. 203.35 Max Montel, gen. drain imp. 967.84 Virgil Ihnen. do 97.50 Meiser Bros., do 70.00 j Paul Knoop, do 9.00 COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL George M. Haymond 400. M Carroll Sherman 650.00 Loren J. Pound 533.33 Barbara Neer 416.66 CO. ALLOWANCES United Telephone Co., phone 29.83 Kos. Co. Health Dept., postage 11.35 Barbara Neer, mileage 57.12 Loren J. Pound, do 46.72 Carroll Sherman, do 89.68 Syracuse Quality Printers, supp. 22 65 Warsaw Office Supply Co., do .50 COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT. PAYROLL John Armold 435.60 Allan D. Anders 425.70. Clifford F Baker 456 50 Norman W Clouse 455 40 Charles E. Cotton 435.60 Alan W. Coy 287.68 Ermal G. Coy 435.60 John E. Davis 435.60 Muri A. Dawalt 426.80 Harold Gerard 440.00 Bobby J. Griffis 436.70 Gilbert E Griffis 440.00 Ttmothhy Hoffer 243 28 Russell Krichbaum 435 60 James O. Leinker 184.08 Ralph E. Linn 455.40 Alvin H. Miller 435.60 Walter Miller 420.20 Bobby J. Miner 437.80 Larry L. Montel 435 60 Leo Mosier 415.8# Ronald Norman 440.00 Paul Randall 449.90 Roswell Robbins 432.30 Harold Roberts 437.80 Robert L. Sechrist 166.50 Dennis L. Sparrow 235.88 Ronald R. Spaulding 420.20 J.rry Stutzman 455.50 Thurman D. Trine 456.55 Luther C. Van Cleave Wayne L. Wood 435.60 Daniel L. Zile 216.45 John Alexander 455 40 ' Don Forney 458 85 Wilferd Fretz 437.00 Marshall Hawley 463.43 Walter Jontz 472.65 Fredrick G. Kammerer 434.7 C Lawrence Kindig 404.80 Earl Kiser 455.40 I Ellis Koher 469.20 | Earl Long 4 55.40 Donald Metzger 458.80 Glenwood Secor 494.50 Harley Slater 455.40 R-x Deaton 323.15 | Max E. Brown 4 77 40 Russell Sechrist 553 70 Worley Spitler 531.30 . Kermit F Summers 553.15 Claude Christner 619.50 t Charles R. Cleveland 1,250.00 COUNTY HIGHWAY ALLOWANCES Prudential Ins. Co., ins. 1,427.33 Kos. Co. Hay Dept. Office, freight 11.40 United Telephone Co., phone 48 97 NIPSCO. gas & elec. 138.02 Warsaw Skelgas Service, gas 36.00 Johnson Lumber Yard. rep. 8.71 Millington Bros., do 3.50 Schrader-Warsaw Co., rep. etc. 646.62 Warsaw Auto. Supply, do 325.99 Forrest H Brockho-f. garage 15.14 Earl A. Brown, do 16.00 Crystal Ind. Services, do 470.40 Gast Fuel & Service, do 2.655 2) Gast Fuel & Service, do 490.89 Indiana Textile Co., do 4185 Lewis Oil Co., do 68.20 Purity Cyl. Gas- s. do 16.63 ■ Orr Safe y Equip. Co., do 52 93 T-xaco. do 217.60 : Waddell Printing Co., supp. 44.00 Warsaw Off. Supp., do ' 4.33 J & M Gravel Corp., gravel 3.838 4” i Mae Friedman, do 751.20 Elmer Zimmerman, do 65 40 Pierceton Equip. Co., bituminous 44,767.75 I Huffer Foundry Co., tile 7.00 I Hall Sizn & Post, road signs 110.60 ; De< ds Equip. Co., rep. parts 123 45 I D<-Good Tractor Sales, do 24 59 1 Kort- Bros., do 31.61 Gleason S- rvice. do 23.32 ■ MacAliister M-achinery Co., do 71.15 > Pank- Machinery Corp., do 17 10 i Stockberg- r Machinery, do 984 i W * W Truck Sab s, do 150.00 ! Fitzpatrick Paint Mfg. Co., paint 672.00 I 3 M Minn sota Mining & Mfg.. do 1.204.75 I Brooks Const. Co., rental of I equip. 14,241.89 • Armco M' tal Prod, bridge 6,373 62 John T Camden, do 573.25 COUNTY WELFARE DEPT. PAYROLL Howard B. Johnson 540 00 Opal Joy Harman 410 00 Mary Ruth Willson 410.00 Constance O Buckles 410.00 J. an F. Grubb 410 00 Lillian O. Davis 345 00 B-tty L. Lynch 255.00 Dorothy L. Anglin 375 00 COUNTY WELFARE DEPT. ALLOWANCES Unit' d Telephone co . phone 79 10 Constance O. Buckles, mileage 81.10 Jean F Grubb, do 31.50 Opal Joy Harman, do 36.00 Mary Ruth U’ilson. do 4160 A E. Boyce Co., supp. 5.00 Warsaw Off Supp , do 88.74 Harris-Troxel Funeral Home. burial OAA 350 00 James A, Shupe DDS, cr. ch. 1500 Lutheran Hospital, do 21.00 Denton’s Drug Store, ward of court 1.25 Walter Medical Arts Pharmacy, do 450 Wiker Drug Co . do 17 45 Robert D. Dormire MD. do 3.00 Gosh-n General Hospital, do 190.00 Council for the Retarded. Kos. Co., do 800 Pierceton High School, do 10.75 Bethel Hom- Place, do 186 00 Family & Children s Center, do 248 00 Indiana Methodist Children s Home, do ’l’ oo Jean's Children’s Home, do 204 50 Vera M Bibler. hosp. commit. 16.52 Ind. U. M- d Center, do 23.25 I. Noble C. Blocker, do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims allowed by th- Kosciusko County Board of Commissioner on the 3rd day of October. 1966 NOBLE C. BLOCKER Auditor. Koscisko County. Indiana ANNOUNCEMENT Wetland trapping will be available at the Tri-County State Fish and Game area tn Kosciusko county for the 1966-67 furb< arer season R-sid-nts of Indiana holding a resident hunting, fishing and. trapping license and trapping on these lands should contact the area manager at the headquarters office located 2 miles north of North Webster on Papakeecbie Lake Drive. Permits for trapping will be awarded to the highest bidder on a management unit basis. Seven units are open tor bidding with minimum permit fe-s establish•d for each management unit. Bidding will be closed at 8 00 A. M EST on November 1 1966 and notices to successful bidders will follow Immediately Permits will be mailed upon receipt of a certified check or postal money order to the Indiana department of natural resources, division of fish and game in the amount of the accepted bld. MJ — 8 28, O. 5 * 12 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Botica la hereby given that tba locai Aleoholie Beverage Board of KiMtlMkc County. Indiana, will, at 10:00 A. M. on the 11th day of October, 1966, at the Clerk’s Offiee. Court Howe, tn the City of Warsaw. Indiana, tn salb County, begin investigation of the appli cations of the following named persona requesting Um tesue to the applteantg. « the locations hereinafter set out, of Uit Alcoholic Beverage Permits of the el**** hereinafter designated and “ le time and place, receive tnformaUon con* -erntng the fitness of said applicants, and the propriety of issuing the permits ap plied for to such applicants at the preEmery V. * Helen M. Hoffer dba Kaiser's Inn (Restaurant) Beer & Wine

Wednesday, October 5, 1966

Patricia Ritler Weds Bobby Lee Jones Friday, September 30

Miss Patricia Ritter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Ritter of r 1 Milford, became the bride of Bobby Lee Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Brindle of Warsaw, in a double iring ceremony Friday, Sept. 30, at 7 p.m. in the home of the bride’s parents. Rev. John W. Jones performed the ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a two piece white suit. She wore a w’hite nylon and velvet veil with white forget-me-nots and seaded pearls. Her flowers were red roses. She carried a white Bible. Mrs. Louis Ritter of Warsaw was the matron of honor. She wore a I two piece blue suit. Her flowers were pink carnations. Steven Payne oi Warsaw was the best man. The bride’s mother wore a two piece beige suit with a corsage of pink carnations. A reception followed the cere- 1 mony in the home of the bride’s j parents. The serving table was • decorated with a three tier wedding cake, pink asters and white mums. 'Mrs. Tim Snyder of Dewart Lake, Mrs. Kengry Fifer of Leesburg and Mrs. George Truex of Milford served the 75 guests. Upon their return from a wedding trip to Columbus. Ohio, the newlyweds will reside on r 3 Syracuse. The bride attended Milford high school and is presently employed at Playtime Products, Warsaw. Mr. Jones graduated from W’arsaw high school and is also employed at Playtime Products. fl ' NOVEMBER WEDDING PLANNED — Mr. and Mrs. Eldred A. Mabie of r 2 Syracuse announce the engagement of their daughter Sally Ann to Martin Becker Brown, son of Dr. and Mrs. Franklin Becker Brown of Charleston, W. Va. Miss Mabie graduated from Syracuse high school and Fort Wayne Beauty college. Fort Wayne. She is presently employed at Mary Bushong’s Beauty Salon in Syracuse. Mr. Brown attended Charleston high school and Virginia Episcopal school. Lynchburg, Va., after which he was employed at Union Carbide Olefine Company in South Charleston. He is now serving his second enlistment in the United States navy, stationed at Great Lakes. The wedding has been set for November 19. II .-’W M I ) NEW PRESIDENT — Dr. Harry , E. Mock. Jr., of Franklin was elected president of the Indiana division ’ of the American Cancer Society this 5 past week at the division’s 30th an--3 nual meeting held in the Marott hoi tel at Indianapolis. j Dr. Mock has been active in the ■ division since coming to Indiana from j Chicago in 1958. He is a practicing surgeon in ’ Franklin and attending surgeon at Johnson County hospital. 5 Ito MR. BAUMGARTNER ’ i The follow ing letter was written Iby Amy, Purdum following Mr. ’ Baumgartner’s recent visit to the i;Milford elementary school: \ \ “I want to thank you very much S for the pencils. They are very nice ‘|tc work with I think it’s very ■ thoughtful of you. Thank you for I being so kind. ■ j “Your friend. t “Amy Purdum’’ i Retailer. Main St . Milford. Indiana. Richard D & Marjorit LaGarde dba . Broadway Tav-rn (R-staurant) Beer, Li- . quor * Wine Retailer. 109 South Board- . way St.. Mentone. Indiana. ‘ SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN CO THZ PUBLIC AND PUBUO PARTI . -TPATTON IS REQUESTED INDIANA ALCOHOLIC REVERAGE COMMISSION W F CONDON Executive Secretary JOE A. HARRIS Chairman LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby »lven that the . Local Al-nholic Bev-rase Board of Kosciusko County. Indiana, win a’ 10 AM on the U h day of October. 1966. at the Clerk’s Office Court House fn the City of War- . saw, Indiana, in said County, begin invegtlxatlon of tluL application of the . following named person requesting the Issue to the applicant at the location hereinafter set out. of the Alcoholic Beverage , Permit of the class hereinafter deslgnat- J ed and will, at said time and place, re- . ceive information concerning the fitness of said applicant, and the propriety of issuing I the permit appUed for to such applicant , at the premises named: Richard D. & Marjorie LaGarde dba Broadway Tavern (Restaurant) Beer, LI- , quor & Wine Retailer. 109 South Broad- • way St.. Mentone. Indiana 1 SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN . TO THE PUBLIC. AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By W. F. Condon Executive Secretary JOE A. HARRIS, Chairman

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i ’ fl fl’ ! -H! ! • MR. and MRS. BOBBY LEE JONES Newcomers Club Os Syracuse Name Changed The Syracuse Newcomers club met recently in the Budget Investpient office and with the president, Mrs. Lucille Suttlemeyer presiding, voted to change the name of the club to J.F.F.C. The meaning of tlie new name is to remain a secret. Other changes in the club policies were discussed, including the change of helping a needy family at Thanksgiving instead of Christmas as has been the custom in the i past. I Secret pals were revealed and new pals were drawn at the October meeting. Mrs. Max Ganshom and Mrs. Jean Rogers won door prizes. I Refreshments were served by i Mrs. Suttlemeyer, assisted by Mrs. I Rogers to the eight members, and one guest, Mrs. Ganshorn present. The October meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Blanche Ditchett. Syracuse Locals Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lindemuth and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shoelty of Syracuse attended the Centrevill, Mich., fair recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bevon Crafton, r 3 Syracuse, Dewart Lake, entertained Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bolen and son. Eugene of Mishawaka, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wooten and son /Ulen of Valparaiso and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shoemaker of Dewart Lake in honor of the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Bolen and Mrs. Wooten. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. James Crafton of Dewart Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. j Donald Laird and daughter, Julie, of Elkhart.

Don Bucher> son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bucher, r 3 Syracuse, has I returned to McPherson college. Kans., where he is enrolled as a sophomore. LAST Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert of r 1 Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ryman and Tammy of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Ralleigh Halsey and Joyce of Kimmell and Mrs. Wayne Hughes of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Reynolds of r 4 Syracuse have returned to their home at Anderson for the winter. Jayne Poynter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poynter, Syracuse, has enrolled in Goshen college as a freshman. Miss Poynter will live off campus this year. f f ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Mr. and Mrs. Max Lenwell, Pierceton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathy Janielle, to Steven John Dierks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dierks, of Sidney. Miss Denwell is employed at Peg’s Beauty Shop in Pierceton. She is a recent graduate of Ravenscroft Beauty college in Fort Wayne and a 1965 graduate of Pierceton high school. Mr. Dierks is employed by the D. and C. Construction company of South Whitley. He has served three years in the armed forces and is a 1962 graduate of Sidney high school. The wedding will take place January 22 in the Methodist church in Pierceton.

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