The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 October 1966 — Page 16

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Deaths < EDITOR S NOTE. Due to a last j minute accident, the dropping of our| last page, the following obituaries were unavoidably omitted from last week’s issue. Also lost in the accident was the Milford-Leesburg hospital news. It lias been revised and is printed elsewhere in this paper.! Pardee Warstler Pardee Warstler, 83, of Leesburg died early Sunday morning, Oct. 16, at his home. He was ill for about a week and died of complications following bronchitis. He was bom near Milford on October 10. 1883. to Manias and Rebecca Hiseyi Warstler. He married Grace Riggenburg in 1905 and she preceded him in death in 1955. September 25, 1958, he married Vivian Rose. Before retiring in 1955 he worked at Power King in Warsaw. He was a retired merchant and had operated grocery stores in Milford. Leesburg and Warsaw. Survivors besides the widow are three daughters. Mrs. Devon (Opal' Smith and Mrs. George <Dorotha’ Bullock, both of Warsaw and Mrs. Edward (Arneal) Gunter of Leesburg; 10 grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren. He had two sons, two brothers and a sister who preceded him in death. The funeral was last Wednesday at 2 p m. at the Mishler funeral Lome in Milford with Rev. Lou:-’ Engle of Dutchtown officiating Burial was in the Milford cemetery Mrs. Lloyd S. Trump Mrs. Ruby E Trump. 79. Decatur, who for years operated the Waterford Grocery near Goshen, died at 150 p m. Thursday Oct 13. n the Cooper nursing home at Decatur. Mrs. Trump was born a: Wausau. Wis., and she married Lloyd S Trump. August 10. 1961 He died November 28. 1961. Sun-v ng are two daughters, Mrs Leo ‘Betty) Kowallik. Syracuse, and Mrs. Hubert <Leoa‘ Feasdi, Decatur; one son. Dr. J Lloyd Trump. Washington. D C : six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Sidney Spurgeon, Antigo. Wis.: and three brothers. Elmer Lambert, Chicago, Charles Lambert. Wausau, and Dewey Lambert, Schofield, Wis Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p m. Goshen. Rev Fuhrman Miller, pastor of the Decatur EUB church, officiated and burial was in the Violett cemetery Mrs Trump was a member of the English I.utheran church at Middlebury. Richard A. Karst Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon. Oct. 16. in the J. A. DeMoney and Son funeral home at .Columbia City for Richard A Karst. 20. of Columbia City, and brother of Paul E Karst of North Webster. Rev J Phillip Blake, pjstor of the Big Lake Church of God. officiated. Burial was in the Greenhsll cemetery. Karst died in an explosion October, 13, shortly before noon, at the Testworth Laooratories, Inc. in Columbia City His injures in a preliminary autopsy showed multiple lacerations. compound skull fractures and

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fractures and bums. He lived at 304 , north Walnut street and was an assistant compounder for the above ■ firm. It is believed the blast originated at a 10,000 gal. vertical tank where adhesives were being compounded. The exclusion blew out the west end of the building. The young man wasr working on the second floor, where the explosion occurred. His father, J Frank Karst, and Ira Nicodemus, were also burned in the explosion and were hospitalized. The fire marshal, state fire marshal and Gerald Kessie. plant mana-1 ger, are continuing the investigation. Mr. Kessie was in the east when the tragedy occurred. ; Karst was bom on December 19, 1945, to Frank and Georgiana (Castator) Karst at Columbia City and 1 ved his entire life there. He was married to Ruth Hull. July 3. 1965. at i the Big Lake Church of God. She survives. He graduated from Columbia City Joint high school in 1964. He worked at JEarl Fisher s service station in Columbia City then with the successor to Mr. Fisher. Dale Dale and Don’s service before going to Test worth a year ago. In addition to his brother Paul of North Webster, his wife, Ruth, end his father. Frank, he is survived by his mother: one other brother. John, of Huntington; four sisters. Mrs. LaVern (Sharon* Fudge. Miss Barbara Karst. Miss Carolyn Karst and Miss Patricia Karst: and a grandmother. Mrs. Rosina Karst. All but the two brothers reside in Columbia City Ronald P. Steinmayr Ronald P. Steinmayr. 25. of r 1,. New Paris, a member of the Milford j Apostolic Christian church, died Sunday morning Oct. 16. in the Murphy Medical Center. Mr. Steinmayr was injured last May 5 when he was pinned under a tractor while mowing weeds on the. property of the V. S Rubber Company plant north of Warsaw. He did not regain consciousness alter Hie the accident. Mr. Steinmayr was bom January 10. 1942. in Allentown. Pa, the son of j Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Steinmayr. He graduated from White’s Institute, j Wabash. with honors. He had made his home with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel j Snider, five miles west of New Paris, since January of 1965 Surviving in addition to his parents are a sister. Mrt>. William Schmidt of Chicago Heights. 111 . and two brothers. Richard, serving in the | army, and Roger of Allentown, Pa. Funeral sen ices were held

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Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock in the McHatton funeral home, Warsaw. Rev. Ross Noffsinger and Rev. Theo Beer officiated and burial was in a Chicago Heights cemetery. Frank B. Shively Funeral service were conducted at 2 p. m. Saturday, Oct. 15, in the New Salem Church of the Brethren I for Frank B. Shively, 70, of r 2 Leesburg who died Wednesday morning. Oct. 12. at his home. Rev. Howard Krieder officiated at the services and interment was in the New Salem cemetery. j Mr. Shively was born November 5, 1895, in Kosciusko county. He married the former Inez Roberts on December 21, 1918, and she survives. Mr. Shively was a farmer and a lifetime resident of the Leesburg community. He was a member of the New Salem church. i Surviving in addition to the widow are two sons. Max Shively of Leesburg and Allen Shively of Syracuse: one daughter. Mrs. John Vance of Fremont. Calif.: eight grandchildren; two brothers. Tavor and Robert Shively, both of Leesburg: seven sisters, Mrs. Amanda Stackhouse and Mrs. Iva Etter, both of Leesburg. Mrs. Echo Myers of Wakarusa. Mrs. Lydia Hull of Warsaw, Mrs. George Blue of Churubusco. Mrs. Bessie Bates and Mrs. Edwin Strausburg. both of Fort Wayne. Tracy Jonathan McGill Tracy Jonathan, son of Vernon and lona Ruth < Cline) McGill, r 1 Svrasuse, died in the Goshen hospital Friday. Oct. 14., at 3 35 p. m.. where he was born a few hours earlier. i Surviving are the parents: a brother. Terry David, at home; two-half-I sisters. Donna Jean, at home and Mrs Pauli (Lorain Carson. North Webster; and the grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cline and William G McGill, all of Millersburg. j Graveside services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Brown cemetery. Millersburg. Rev. Walter Sm th of ’the United Church of Christ. Millersburg. officiated. Jon Edward Sheire Jon Edward Sheire, 25. of Colorado Springs. Colo., formerly of Syraesuse. was one of three men killed Thursday. Oct. 13. when a light plant in which they were riding exploded in the air near Danville, Ind. It was believed Sheire was piloting the craft. !a single-engine Piper Commanche, which had been rented in Colorado Springs when the accident occurred.

Also killed in the accident were Stewart Faulkner, son of the late Roy Faulkner, former president of Cord Motor Company, Auburn, and Mrs. Faulkner ot Richmond; and Louis George of Colorado Springs. Robert Fath of Dubuque, lowa, began the trip with Sheire, Faulkner and George, but left the flight in Dubuque the day before the accident. Sneire was born in Kosciusko county. He was bar manager of the Garden of the Gods chib in Colorado Springs. Surviving are his mother, Cecelia Sheire of 2319 Florida drive, Fort Wayne: two brothers, Robert of Dunedin, Fla., and Louis of Fort Wayne; and his grandparents, Mrs. Margaret Solt of Dunedin and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sheire of Fairfax, Minn. • I Rosary and memorial services • were conducted at 9:30 a.m. Wednes- > day at the D. O. McComb and Sons funeral home in Fort Wayne. Interment was in the McClintic cemetery . at Syracuse. . : Send your news to the M-J.

NOTICE OF ELECTION KOSCIUSKO COUNTY ) ) SS: STATE OF INDIANA ) Notice is h-reby given by the undersigned. Clerk ot the Kosciusko Circuit Court, tn the State ot Indiana, that at the General Election to be held in said County on the First Tuesday alter the First Monday of November, vis: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER BTH. 1966 B -tween the hours of 6 A. M and 7 P. M , <Eastern Standard Time!. Officers will be voted for and elected for the folowing officers, to-wit: STATE BALLOTS Secretary of State Auditor of State Treasurer of State Superintendent of Public Instruction Clerk ot the Supreme and Appellate Courts Judge, of the Supreme Court. Fourth District Judge, of the Supreme Court, Fifth District Judge, of the Appellate Court. First District Judge, of the Appellate Court, First District Judge, of the Appellate Court. Second District Judge, of the Appellate Court, Second District COUNTY BALLOT Repres. ntativ > in Congress. Second Congressional District of the State of Indiana Prosecuting Attorney. Fifty-Fourth Judicial Circuit, consisting of the County of Kosciusko, of the State of Indiana Joint Representative Ninth District. Ful cn, Kosciusko. Whitley. Huntington and Wabash Counties Joint Repr- sentative Ninth District. Fulton. Kosciusko. Whitley. Huntington and Wabash Counties Joint Representative Ninth District. Fulton. Kosciusko. Whitley. Huntington and Wabash Counties Auditor for Kosciusko County. Stat cf Indiana Recorder for Kosciusko County. State of Indiana Sheriff for Kosciusko County. State of Indiana Assessor for Kosciusko County, S’at- of Indiana Commissioner for Southern District, Kosciusko County. State oi Indiana Countv Councilman First District, Kosciusko County. State ot Indiana County Councilman Second District. Kosciusko County. State of Indiana County Councilman Third District, Kosciusko County. State of Indiana County Councilman Fourth District. Kosciusko County. State of Indiana County Councilman at Large for Kosciusko County, State of Indiana County Councilman at Large for Kosciusko County. State of Indiana County Councilman at Large for Kosciusko County. State of Indiana TOWNSHIP BALLOT One-Township Trustee Three-Members Advisory Board One-Township Assessor for Wayne Township One-Justice of Peace for Tippecanoe Township One-Constable for Tippecanoe Township One-Justice of Peace for Turkey Creek Township On -Constable for Turkey Creek Township One-Justice of Peace lor Van Buren Township . Two-Justice of Peace tor Wayne Township One-Justice of Peace for Clay Township • One-Justice of Peace for Lake Township One-Justice of Peace for Harrison Township MEMBERS OF BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF THE LAKELAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION. KOSCIUSKO COUNTY. INDIANA One-District No. 1— (Tippecanoe Townshtp-Kosciusko County) Two-District No 2 — (Turkey Creek Township-Kosclusko County) Pursuant to Chapter 212 of the Acts of the 1965 General Assembly of Indian I. JOHN D BOTTORFF. Secretary of State of the State of Indiana do hereby cert. » •hat pursuant to Chapter 481 of the Acts of 1965 of the General Assembly of Indiana the voter of the General Election to be held in the State of Indiana on November 8 1966 will act upon a certain Amendment to Section 2 of Article 16 OI the Constitution of the State of Indiana, said proposed Amendment to read as foll °Sec 2 Section 2 of Article 16 of the Constitution of the State of Indiana is amended to read as follows: Sec 2. If two or more amendments shall be submitted at the same time, they shall be submitted in such manner that the cl.ctors shall vote for or against eash of such amendments se P ar “‘ ,ly „ I do further certify that pursuant to Chapter 482 of the Acts oft he 1965 Genera Assembly of Indiana th., voters of the General Election to be held in the State of Indiana on November 8. 1966 will act upon a certain Amendment to Section 1 oi Article 10 of the Constitution of the State of Indiana, said proposed Amendment to SEX? 2 Section 1 ot Article 10 of the Constitution of the State of Indiana is amended to read as follows: Sec 1 <a> The General Assembly shall provide by law for a uniform and eoual rate of property assessment and taxation and shah orescrib regulations to secure a just valuation for taxation of all proper. bX real and Ursonal. The General Assembly may exempt from property taxation any DroDvrty in any of the following classes. (1) Property being used for municipal, educational* literary, scientific, r> Ugious or charitable purposes; (2) Tangible personal property other than property being held for sal. in th. odinary course of a trade or busin* ss. property being held, used or consumed in connection with the production of income, or property being h.-ld as an Investment; (3> Intangible personal property. . bi The General Asembly may exempt any motor vehicles, mobile homes, alrplan.s boats, trailers or similar property, provided that an excise tax in lieu Ot l IN WITNESS t WHEßEOF l ‘i U h*ve t hereunto set my hand and affixed «»e I■• al >f the iSLw? cScuitCourt, at my office in the City of Warsaw, this 13th day >f September, 1966. T ETHNA SCOTT , Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court M j _ o 5 * 26

Ralph Disher, Jr., Promoted In Viet Nam SAIGON, Viet Nam - Ralph R. Disher, Jr., whose mother, Mrs. Irene E. Disher lives in Milford, was promoted to army first sergeant October 1 in Viet Nam where he is serving with the 552 d transportation company. Sgt. Disher entered on active duty in September 1935 and was stationed at Fort Hood, Texas, before his arrival overseas last June. He is first sergeant of the company stationed near Saigon. The sergeant, whose wife, Magdalene, lives at 703 Bellaire Drive, Killeen, Texas, is a 1935 graduate of Syracuse high school and received an associate of arts degree in 1958 from Alan Hancock junior college in Santa Maria, Calif. It Pays To Advertise

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Johnson, a native Hoosier and a graduate of Indiana university, is well known throughout Indiana He is a vice president and director of both the Bond-Flex Rubber Company, Inc., Columbia City, and Syracuse Rubber Products Company of Syracuse, and serves as a director on the board of the Salem Bank and Trust Company and Salem Insurance Agency in addition to his duties as president and director of Goshen Rubber of Canada, Limited.