The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 November 1966 — Page 1

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VOLUME 4

Halleck, Rasor, Coblentz, Heine, Mauzy, Butts, Alexander, Andrews, Zimmer, Anglin Are Winners In Tuesday's Election On County Ballot

l : / v iw?T ALLAN A. RASOR Prosecuting Attorney

y ; ■-• If z Ik 4flUflhh CHABUEB A. HALLECK Congressman HALLECK WINS AGAIN — Incumbent Charles A. Halleck. Republican candidate for representative in Congress. second Congressional district. has defeated his Democrat opponent—Ralph G. McFadden. Halleck's victory was announced early in the evening with only onethird of the second district's precincts reporting. It was projected at that time he would have a plurality of some 25.000 votes. This was topped before all returns were in.

"Xs I '.-A.. - A \ fl|fl Jriilda FLOYD H. BAKER DR. ROBERT A. CRAIG CHARLES W. KROH Baker, Craig And Kroll Win Seats On Lakeland School Board

Z" FLOYD H. RAKER

Ftoyd L. Baker and Robert A. ( Craig, M. D., will be joining the Lakeland Community School board as new members next July. according to results of the school board election Tuesday. Incumbent Charles W Kroh is the third member to be elected. He is currently serving as treasurer of the board Mr. Baker is currently a North Webster vice principal and Dr. Craig has an office located in Syracuse. Total votes for the candidates are as follows: Baker Craig Kroh 2.MT Rogers IWS Breakdown by townships are as follows: Turkey Creek Precincts 1 2 3 4 5 6 Baker 345 183 303 158 244 221 Rogers 1» 106 99 92 131 132 Craig 243 175 194 158 386 215 Kroh 236 168 209 155 M 2 215 Tlppecaaoe Precincts 12 3 4 Baker 261 307 364 230 Kroh 223 IM 266 157 Craig 134 247 201 142 Rogers 100 140 187 88 Vaa Barca Precincts 12 3 Baiter 154 215 273 Craig 138 202 256 Kroh IM 134 150 Rogers 93 121 161

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Consolidation of THE MILFORD MAIL (Est. 1888) and THE SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL (Est. 1907)

• I>l1 >l ” w * t w '* ■ jW ARTHUR P. COBLENTZ State Representative

Turkey Creek Township Voters Return 'Matty' Jones To Office

Madison F. Jones was re-elected Trustee of Turkey Creek township by a plurality of 292 votes, a much larger margin than was predicted. Mr. Jones, who had given much time to Ims campaign stated ln> age had nothing to do with his abdity to run the trustees office Turkey Creek township went Republican all the way in Tuesday's election with the Republican vote l>eing double that of tire Democrat vote. COUNTY BALLOT For Representative in Congress. Second Congressional District Precinct 1 2 3 4 5 6 Halleck 219 149 188 126 242 212 McFadden 91 98 73 96 96 IM For Joint Representative. 9th Dist. (3 to be elected) Jefferson 87 86 63 77 82 M McClurg 90 95 58 88 85 97

DR. ROBERT A. CRAIG

Jefferson East Precincts 1 2 Baker 101 i Craig 102• Kroh 56 Rogers 64 New Address Given For Pfc. Ernest Leitch Pfc. Ernest R. Leitch, son of Mr. and Mrs Byron Leitch of Syracuse, who is stationed at Saigon. South Viet Nam. has a change of address. It is as follows Pfc. Ernest R Leitch. RA 16882002 Co. A. 583rd Signal Co. “A" APO San Francisco. Call 96307. Pythian Sisters At Syracuse Met Wednesday Loyal Temple 130. Syracuse Pythian Sisters met Wednesday for its regular meeting. A short' busmss meeting was held Mrs. Agnes Stiffler. MEC, presided. Mrs. Lee Peyser served refreshments to the nine members present. RURAL MILFORD MAN ATTENDS CREDIT SEMINAR Willard N. Schieler, manager of the Warsaw Production Credit Association. is in Louisville. Ky.. this week attending a seminar dealing with the extension of agriculture credit •

I tri RALPH R. HEINE State Representative

Wilson 92 90 59 86 93 96 Coblentz - 219 152 189 127 249 209 Heine 219 147 193 130 241 215 Mauzy 225 151 197 135 258 220 Countv Auditor Butts 230 157 192 126 257 216 Countv Recorder Holbrook iO6 107 74 98 IM 105 Alexander 203 134 176 119 230 205 County Sheriff .Andrews 107 112 73 95 107 1M Latta 205 135 183 125 233 305 County .Assessor Woodward 89 88 71 88 91 97 Zimmer 215 151 181 123 242 216 Co. Commissioner. So. District Anglin 218 154 186 127 247'224 Warner 84 87 60 80 83 90 Co. Councilman. 4th District Ovler 238 162 195 Adams 132 259 222 Co. Councilman-at-large (3 to be elected)

Milford Legion Post To Hold Open House Veterans' Day The Ancil Geiger post 226 at Milford will host all veterans, their wives or girt friends, from 4 p.m. on Friday. Nov. 11. At 5:30 p.m. there will be a buffet luncheon served to all who are attending A special request has been extended to the new veterans who are eligible for Legion membership — those who served in the services since August 5, 1964. Door prizes win be awarded i Bloodmobiie To Be In Milford Friday Area persons are reminded that the bloodmobiie will be in Milford on Friday afternoon. Donations will be accepted at the fire station from 12 noon to 6 p.m. The quota set for the visit is 154 pints with a total of 200 appointments needed to fill the quota.

THAMES L. MAUZY State Representative

t ■k jn MADISON F. JONES Horn 245 169 300 129 255 229 McClean 242 16T 199 136 254 230 Wertenberger 341 163 197 132 258 230 STATE B ALLOT Secretary of State Whitcomb 234 155 191 133 255 213 Mitchel 98 89 65 84 87 90 Auditor of State France 91 86 59 83 87 89 Gallagher 219 158 196 134 253 216 Treasurer of State New 98 98 61 83 91 91 Snyder 223 151 194 134 250 214 j Supt. of Public Instruction Wilson 86 M 63 85 91 87 j Wells 224 150 193 131 251 217 Clerk of the Supreme and Appellate Courts Striker 85 93 62 86 87 89 Mathews 224 152 193 129 252 215 Judge of the Supreme Court. Fourth District Stanley 82 91 63 80 84 87 Hunter 226 155 191 134 256 218 Judge of the Supreme Court Fifth District Mote 221 150 193 133 252 214 Rakestraw 88 M 62 81 87 89 Judge of the Appellate Court First District (2 to be elected) Champa 87 88 58 80 83 85 Hirsch 92 91 66 82 91 90 Carson 224 154 198 134 253 218 Cooper 221 152 192 134 250 230 Judge of the Appellate Court, Second District <2 to be elected) Murral 93 92 60 82 91 89 Yergin 91 88 61 82 94 86 Cook 219 153 198 135 250 218 Pfaff 216 154 194 130 247 214 Constitutional amendment No. 1 : Yes ’ 146 171 128 211 175 I No. 55 31 36 53 66 Constitutional amendment Nn. 2 Yes 102 96 78 130 122 No. 87 90 61 113 99 TOWNSHIP BALLOT Trustee of Turkev Creek Township Jones 196 123 166 108 211 184 Cron 119 120 94 111 127 125 For Township Advisory Board (3 to be elected) Frv 207 137 187 129 225 196 Doreev 212 131 178 128 236 307 Grav 199 130 173 114 215 190 Searfoss 116 IM 83 98 111 115 Hughes 114 11« 81 96 114 116 Gallahan 99 110 82 90 108 106 Justice of the Pence Kober 227 158 187 130 250 212 Township Constable Hammac 210 145 184 117 341 210 SCHOOL BOARD Lakeland School Board (vote for three) Baker 245 183 202 158 244 221 Rogers 109 106 99 92 131 132 Craig 243 175 194 158 266 215 Kroh 236 168 209 155 242 215

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1966

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Van Buren Township Stands Behind Republican Trustee, Advisory Board

Voters in the three precincts of Van Buren township stood behind incumbent Republican trustee John Davidsen and his advisory board. Mr. Davidsen, who was unopposed. received 678 out of a possible M 2 votes cast in the township. Justice of the peace Harry Dale Doty received 653 votes, advisory board member Herbert Baumgartner received 642, Maurice Beer received 680 and Thomas A. Miller received 646. In the highly contested race for county sheriff Van Buren township voters gave Dave Andrews, DemoI crat, a plurality of two votes over Carl Latta. i Complete results follow: COVNTY BALLOT For Representative in Congress, Second Congressional District i Precincts 12 3 Total Halleck 113 162 206 481 McFadden 83 117 123 323 For Joint Representative, 9th Dist. (3 to be elected) Jefferson 65 103 100 368 McClurg 68 97 97 262 Wilson 70 95 IM 269 Coblentz 126 160 218 5M Heine 123 167 229 519 Mauzy 128 178 226 532 County Auditor Butts 127 171 224 522 County Recorder Holbrook ’ 90 143 137 370 Alexander 103 135 189 427 County Sheriff Andrews 100 157 153 410 Latta 100 126 182 408 County Assessor Woodward 82 125 116 323 Zimmer 116 151 211 478 Prosecuting Attorney Rasw 125 176 218 519 Co. Commissioner. So. Dist. Anglin 71 164 231 466 Warner 125 111 93 329 Co. Councilman. Ist Dist. Oyler 127 174 227 538 Co. Councilman-at-iarge (3 to be elected) Horn 134 187 234 555 McCleary 130 188 235 553 Wertenberger 130 184 235 549 STATE BALLOT Secretary of State Whitcomb 133 176 233 542 Mitchell 67 IM 100 271 Auditor of State France 61 98 94 353 Gallagher 137 171 136 444 Treasurer of State New 65 101 93 259 Snyder 134 167 239 510 Supt. of Public Instruction Wilson 65 98 107 270 Weils 132 171 228 531 Clerk of the Supreme and Appellate Courts Striker 63 90 94 256 Mathews 132 170 234 536 Judge of the Sigreme Court, Fourth District Stanley 62 98 91 251 Hunter 135 170 235 540 Judge of the Supreme Court, Fifth District Mote 133 169 229 531 Rakestraw 63 101 100 264 Judge of the Appellate Court First District, 2 to be elected Champa 63 95 89 247 Hirsch 65 98 97 260 Carson 133 174 238 545 Cooper 134 174 229 537 Judge of the Appellate Court. Second District. 2 to be elected Murral 61 99 98 SO Yergin 63 95 90 348 Cook 137 174 238 549 Pfaff 134 171 229 534 Constitutional amendment No. 1 Yes 113 186 185 484 No 33 49 84 166

isl Uh >s,&-s <T -J E. MAZIE ALEXANDER County Recorder

Constitutional amendment No. 2 Yes 59 111 121 291 No 73 115 125 313 TOWNSHIP BALLOT Township Trustee Davidsen 149 233 296 678 Justice of the Peace Doty 146 2M 283 653 Advisory Board Baumgartner 144 220 278 642 Beer . 153 234 298 680 Miller 143 217 286 646 Lakeland School Board Members (3 to be elected) Baker 154 215 273 M 2 Craig 138 202 256 596 Kroh IM 134 150 388 Rogers 93 121 181 396

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ROTARY SPEAKER — Dr. How-1 ard J. Brown, center, a resident of I Cleveland, was guest speaker before I

Syracuse Rotary Hears Interesting Talk On Russia Monday Noon

Syracuse Rotarians, meeting at the Pickwick Lounge Monday noon, beard a most interesting and enlightening talk on Soviet Russia by a speaker who showed himself to be a keen observer of Russian life. Dr. Howard J. Brown, for 18 years associated with the Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Church of the Saviour, was the guest of Varner Chance. A noted minister, writer, traveler and lecturer, he visited Russia in 1956 and again during July and August of the past summer. With him was Dr. Wayne Paulen of Warsaw. Shows Color Slides Dr. Brown spoke for 15 minutes, then showed color slides he had taken during both trips. Some ol his remarks dealt with comparing Russia in 1956 with Russia He said he found very few people have private cars in Russia, but that there are taxis, buses and trucks in short supply. He and Dr. Paulen made a street corner count, and found less than 10 per cent of the vehicles were of a private na-

* s " ' .Sift,. 5L '« * CARL ZIMMER County Assessor

Camp Fire Girls Executive Committee Met Nov. 2 Mrs. Harold Gallahan presided at the business meeting when tlie executive committee of the Syracuse Camp Fire Girls association met at the Scout cabin on November 2. Members present were Mrs. Ray-1 mond Witeon, Mrs. Bill Darr, Mrs. [ John Caple. Mrs. Byron ConnoUy. I Mrs. Allen Shively, Mrs. Oscar i Benson. Mrs. James Willis and j Mrs. Albert Bauer. Leaders present were Mrs. Ernest Nichols. Mrs. Jean Rogers and Mrs. Arthur Folger. Mrs. Betty Dust reported on the candy sale.

the Syracuse Rotary club at the I Pickwick Lounge Monday noon. With him, left, is Rotary president |

ture. He had high praise for the Moscow metro system (or subway) which was elaborately appointed. They had huge chandelieres, stained glass windows, works of art on the walls and were spotless in all respects. These are a Russian high point, and all natives wish to impress visitors with their metro, he commented. However, Dr. Brown found apartment buildings with narrow stairways, unworkable elevators and leaky roofs and windows. He found the country short on what he termed “material things.” He praised the University of Moscow. Its main building complex has 3,000 classrooms and laboratories. He said he found the people on the street well dressed and well . fed more so in 1966 than in 1956. Religion has been practically a- [ balished. Dr. Brown commented, with Orthodox Russian - the main , religion. The city of Moscow with : eight million people, has three Baptist churches. He and Dr. Paul-

Boost The Lakeland Area

W s >—* 4 8 . H Mr HARVEY B. ANGLIN Commissioner, Southern Dis.

If Jis DAVID E. ANDREW'S County Sheriff

August Lundquist, and Varner Chance of Epworth Forest who introduced Dr. Brown to the group.

en attended church, a two-hour session, one Sunday night, after being discouraged by their guide. People Friendly Dr. Brown said the Russian people were friendly everywhere they went and he was uninhibited in their picture taking. He said they appeared impervious to Russian propaganda that Americans were all war-mongering capitalists. He found the people healthy and wholesome. In reply to questions, Dr. Brown said if .America was waiting for Russians to throw over their system of government, we would have a long wait ahead ot us. Dr. Brown was introduced Varner Chance. Guests Present Two high school seniors, Tim Yeager and Brad Bauer, were present, introduced by Charles Harrs and Clem Lisor. Other guests were Eugene M. Reel of Dewart Lake, recently returned from missionary work as a (Continued on page 5, sec. 1)

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