The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 January 1967 — Page 3
Wa-Nee To Get f Special Use Permit Elkhart circuit court judge Aldo J. Simpson ruled last Thursday that a special use permit should be ■
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granted, to construct a new Wa-Nee Community high school north of Tmxnew school is proposed to be loomed one mile north of tlie Elkhart county town on highway 19. Judge Simpson ruled in an ap-
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• one or two schools in the Wa-Nee : peal by the school district from a decision of the Elkhart county s board of zoning appeals after they denied the permit. He said the zoning board was ■ acting on whether there should be
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> J ; MILFORD Library Notes , ; By Mrs. Dorothea Keriln This is the time of year that all business places are in the throes of trial balances, yearly reports, tax reports and a comparison of gains or losses over the previous year. The library is no exception. We are concerned over our public relations, the types of books most in demand, the number of new borrowers registered, those who are inactive and why, as well as the financial status of the library. The following figures should be of interest to friends of the library: New borrowers registered during 1966 137 Cards withdrawn 102 Total number of cards in our files 1.364 Total number of books on hand ■ 10,918 Number of magazines and papers taken regularly .... 42 Total number of books loaned during the year . ... 25,556 as compared to 22.927 in 1965. Many expressions of interest in the library were indicated by money and books given in memory of friends and relatives. Those who have been remembered during the year were James Stuckman (three enlarged framed pictures taken from pictures he had taken, as well as a floor lamp, with money yet to be spent); Mrs. Arilla Bowers (books by neighbors and the Columbian Reading Circle»; Mrs. Roy Treesh (books* from friends and neighbors; and money from neighbors: Roy Treesh (floor lamp by a bridge club' and money from neighbors; Mrs. Helen
Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements
FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1966 Etna Township, Kosciusko County Balance Balance FUNDS— Jan. 1 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 Township S 1.556.01 $ 3.530.64 $ 3.215 48 $ 1.544.12 Dog 298.00 186 00 278.00 206.00 Fire Fighting J 3.515.97 19.302.92 ■ 22.516.11 302 78 TOTALS . ... $ 5.369.98 $ 23,019 56 S 26.00&.59 $ 2,052.90
DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes—June $1,789.41 Taxes—December 1.526.23 Cemetery lots 215.00 Total Township Fund $3,530.64 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessor $ 186.00 Total Dog Fund $ 186 00 FIRE FIGHTING FUND Taxes—June S 2.273 40 Taxes—December 1.990.34 Loan 14,992.13 Rebat on Int. overpaid 47,05 Total Fire Fighting Fund $19,302.92 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Trustee Bond Etna Bank $ 100.00 Telephone Rent and Office Supplies General Telephone Co 39 79 Goble Printing Co. 18 87 W’arsaw Office Supply 6.75 Whitcomb Supply Co. 13.25 Etna Post Office 5.00 Advertising W’arsaw Times-Union 64.94 Milford Mail-Journal 80 58 Insurance Etna Insurance Agency 18.60 Advisory Board Salary „ W'arren Thomas 100 00Robert White 100 00 Frank Sparrow 100.00 Trustee Pay and Clerk Hire , Carl Klotz 1.390.25 Elben Klotz 220.00 Book Rent Bourbon Library 395 00 Summer Education Doris Nifong 75.00 i Allen Sharkey 75.00 1
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township: that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid mon-y by the township has been filed as required by law in. the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report is in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township.
CARL KLOTZ Trustee, Etna Township'. Kosciusko County. Indiana WVWWVWWWWWV W w vwv WWW». «W W WWWVWWWVW WW WW WVWTTW W WVWVWVWVVWW WW WV VVWVWWVWW WWW •« W WWWWWWVWWWW WWW wwTownship Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1966 Clay Township, Kosciusko County Balance Balance FTKns Jan I Receipts Disbursem. nts Dec 31 Township S 2.04161 S 3.278 39 S 3.358 90 S 1,96100 sp-cial School 14.306.88 14.206.88 Tuition - 18.097.15 10.939 03 29.036 18 Am 392 00 276.00 . , 337 00 331.00 Civil Twp Bond 1.863 13 3.276.04 3.893 75 1.245 42 £rk7tV° nd ' 'VS 1.748 96 1 2 .-3 8 90891 Tnv”stment “* 575? 3 58 000 00 TOTALS 5131.028.83 S 77.518.32 5204.010 82 $ 4.536 33
DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Seuree Amount TOWNSHIP FIND Taxes-»-June 81,832 26 Taxes —December 1.443 78 Justice ot Peace Docket Fees 2.25 Tot*! Township Fund 83.278.29 TI ITION FI ND State Dlst. Tuition (Net> 810.939.03 Total Tuition Fund 810.939 03 DOG FIND Do* Tax from Assessor 8 376 00 Total Do* Fund • 276.00 CIVIL TWP. BOND FIND Taxes—June 81 832 26 Taxes—December 1.443.78 Total Civil Bond Fund 83.276.04 FIRE FIGHTING FVND Taxes—June S 986 89 Taxe* —December <620. Total Fire Fixhune Fund 81.748 96 CVMVLATIVE BLDG. FVND Investments 858.000 00 Total Cumulative Blds Fund 858 rvw.oo DISBVRSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FIND (lieilintun ol Lvpcnve and Ta Whom Paid Pav Trustee. Rent Clerical Help and Travel Expenses Raymond Reed Betty L Reed 300 00 Boeks. Stationery. Printinc . and Advertisla* Warsaw Times-Vnion 8 105.23 The Mail-Journal 7; S E. Merriman * Co. 3 7.13 Postmaster —Claypool s(w Care of Cemeteries . Maxcaret Warren 8 50 00 Layman Vance *“•?? Edward Gall 100 00 J P. Salary Lester Cauffman • 250.00 Other JT. Expenses Leonard Supply Co. 31.90 Charles M. Ree* 21 w Other Tawnship Expenses The General Telephone Co. 89.40 Walburn Acency Ind. Trustee Ass n low Donald Rin* Robert Merkle
< s. -- mh*ww that the forecoinc is a true and correct statement of the I hereby the above named township: that a complete and .STS rZS sis sr jtsu; to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. RAYMONP REED Trustee Clay Township. Kosciusko County. Indiana
Benson Gilbert (money from Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gilbert). Fifty-three books were added to the library’s collection during the year as outright gifts or those purchased from memorial funds. Many new books are now being processed and will soon be available for the asking, for adults and juveniles. Watch this column for future listings. What would be your definition of a public library? We have several definitions or descriptions ... it is a place to known, to grow and to go. It is a pleasure palace, a chapel, a university. It is a meeting place ... a place wherein you can meet and converse with the most exciting minds of the ages and of today . . . it is a source of joy, inspiration, knowledge, pleasure. It serves the school child, the businessman, the housewife, and the secretary, the farmer and the teacher. To maintain the best possible service for everyone, your library needs your support; boost it, use it, support it. Memorial contributions to.your library benefit the whole community. Christian Science Lesson For This Sunday “Love” is the subject of the Les-son-Sermon to be read in all Christian Science churches this Sunday. The Golden Text is from I John: “No man hath seen God at any time. If we love one another, God dweDeth in us, and his love is perfected in us.” Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Frauhiger of Kale feiand arrived home last Thursday after spending five weeks at Pompano Beach, Fla.
Repair of ' lower and Care of Grounds Herbert MerUth 76.79 Harley Mellot 15.00 Merril Stouder 125.00 W’alter Burkholder 55.00 Max Klntzel 40 00 Gordon Lent 95.00 Etna Elevator 3 25 Pyramid Oil Co. 2 41 DISBURSEMENTS FIRE FIGHTING FUND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Fire Truck, Repairs and Gas Pyramid Oil Co. S 181.53 Donald Paulson 6,701.35 Ulmer Equip. Co. 1 10 Auto License Bureau 3.75 Midwest Fir.- Co. 12.876.72 Wayne Heisler 47.05 Mason's Hardware 10 00 Whites Mobil Station 26 50 Telephone Rent General Telephone Co. 150.00 Loan and Interest Etna Bank —- 1.684.15 Insurance Etna Ins. Agency 333.96 Clothing Expense Russel Milbr 45 00 Leonard Stouder 45.00 Keith Stouder 45:00 Russel Thomas 45 00 Donald Waggoner ■ 45.00 William Price 45.00 Ora E Neyhart 4500 Fred Sharkey 45 00 Claude Davis 45.00 Robert Hartzell < 45.00 Gene Hughes 25.00 Tom Feldman 25.00 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Dog Tax Co. Auditor $ 198.00 Lester Gay 80 00
Eugene England J 22 ™ D James Snodgrass 1 00 00 Total Township Fund 53.358.90 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FIND Classification of Expense and .Ta Whom Paid Treasurer Kosciusko County 8 292 00 Dorothea Clay 45 00 Total * 337 00 CIVIL TWP. BOND FVND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Principal and Interest First Nat. Bank, Warsaw, tCtaypool_BrJ Principal Interest Tota , 83.893.75 FIRE FIGHTING FVND Classification of Expense and Ta Whom Paid Fire Protection Wild* G. Garman S 12 80 Purity Cylinder Gas.-s 9 w Howe Fire Apparatus Co. ‘ « Weller C B Sales Chas M Reeg 89.96 Town of Claypool 63 Total 81.379.28 CVMVLATIVE BLDG. FVND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid K. Investments Warsaw Comm. School 891.883.72 Tota l 891.883.72 SCHOOL TWP. BOND FVND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid H Debt Service H-l Warsaw Comm. School 82,817.21 Total 82,81721 SPECIAL SCHOOL FVND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Warsaw Comm. School 814,206 88 Total 514.206.88 TUITION FUND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Warsaw Comm. School 829.036.18 Total 829.036.18
Wednesday, January 25, 1967
It Happened 1n... Milford, Item Taken From The File* Os | The Milford Mad
20 YEARS AGO, JANUARY 23, 1947 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neff have announced the engagement of their daughter. Cora Emmajean, to Donald Carl Niles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Niles of Tucson, Ariz. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Gwendolyn Kreider and Miss Lucille Morehouse have accepted secretarial positions at the Warsaw telephone office. Miss Eudora Grove is also employed there. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phend left Friday morning for Biloxi, Miss., where they will spend several days. Miss Betty Maxine Tom of Milford was recently chosen as a member of the A. W. S. committee on the Indiana university campus at Bloomington. Thirty girls from the freshman class were thus honored. Miss Tom was also elected as an officer of her dormitory. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Fisher of Warsaw have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miriam, to Wayne Wuthrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wuthrich of Milford: The wedding will take place on Easter Sunday at the Methodist church in Warsaw. A daughter, Ann Louise, weighing sax and three fourths pounds, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purdum January 17 at the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Virginia Purdum of Richmond, Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vanderveer of Milford are the grandparents. A son, Ashley Stewart, weighing seven pounds and 13 ounces was bom to Mr. and Mrs. John Holloway of Syracuse Sunday, Jan. 19, at the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Holloway was formerly Miss Frances Estep of Milford. 30 YEARS AGO. JANUARY 28. 1937 Albert Wagoner, 78, of Winona Lake, died January 20, at his home of heart trouble. A baby girl weighing' eight and a half pounds was bom to Mr. f and Mrs. Harold Sumpter on Saturday morning at the home of her parents. ; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Abbott of Indianapolis, who spent Thursday evening in Milford said that flood conditions in parts of southern Indiana were more serious than they had been in many years. Wilbur Knepper and family were Sunday dinner guests of his aunt, Mrs. Clem Goshert, and family at Warsaw. Mrs. Goshert was formerly Miss Minnie Crabbe of Milford. / Harold Myers and family spent Sunday afternoon with his parents and other relatives at Nappanee. Mrs. Charles Brittsan entertained at her flat on Main street, about 35 adult members of the Methodist Sunday school on Thursday at a birthday-surprise party in honor of Mrs. E. S. McKee. -Howard Haab spent Sunday with Beryl Jones and parents Rev. and: Mrs. Emeral Jones. Milford schools were dismissed Friday noon to allow' students to attend the county basketball tournament. Mrs. Bert Monn and Mrs. Otis Kalb of Goshen were visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Doty on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McDonald are bxh able to be out again after an illness with the flu. Mrs. WEliam F. Price and daughters, Johnnie and Katherine
Township Trustee's (Abstractly Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1966 Tippecanoe Township, Kosciusko County
Balance FUNDS— Jan. 1 Township J 2.272.26 Dog 526.00 Fire Fighting j_— 6.388.86 Civil Bond -4-s.— TOTALS S 9.181.12 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount 1 TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes—June $2,349.78 , Taxes—December 1,444.08 Justice of Peace Docket Fees 419.75 I Total Township Fund 84.213.61 1 DOG FVND Dog Tax from Assessor $ 494.00 I Total Doc Fund $ 494 00 FIRE FIGHTING FVND Stanley Buckles. Trustee ■Washington Twp. S 400.00 Taxes —June 4.277.52 , Taxes—December 2.573.35 , Ganger, Clerk-Treas. of N.W. 1,400.00 j Total Fire Fighting Fund 88.650.87 CIVIL BOND FVND Taxes —December. 1965 83.614 80 Taxes—June. 1966 3 .578.94 Taxes—December. 1966 3.542 3Total Civil Bond Fund 810.736.06 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FVND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Pay of Trustee. Rent. Clerical Help and Travel Expenses Willis Whisler SI-745 00 Mary Whisler 300.00 Books. Stationery. Printing and Advertising The Mail-Journal 74 8 4 Reub. Wiliams * Sons. Inc. 64.80 D. M. Whitcomb Supply 13 26 Care of Cemeteries Finley Butler 1.000 00 Nora Newberry 50.00 Other J. P. Expense J. P. 4 Constable Bond J. B. Hoy Agency , 42.00 M. W. Rothert ' 35.25 Memorial Day Expense C H. Barker —Chairman 30 00 Other Civil Twp. Expense Pay Advisory Board John Reasoner 100 00
t h^ r .hv rrrtifv that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and ol theXve named township that a complete. and detailed annual retort together with all accompanying vouchers showtag hppn naid money by the township has been filed as required oy atttce* of*°the 'county*Auditor. and that a copy of such annual remote in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said repor to inspection. by any taxpayer of the township. H. A. GANGER Trustee Tippecanoe’ Township. Kosciusko County, Indiana
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Bretherick returned home last week from a three-week visit with relatives in Mississippi. K 40 YEARS AGO, JANUARY 20, 1927 Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Wyland and sun and Jack Wolferman have been visiting their father, Charles Wolferman of Crown Point. John W. Rittenger, state school inspector, visited the Milford school last week and after making inspection expressed himself as being well pleased with the conditions of this school. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Morehouse of northwest of Milford entertained former pupils of school No. 8 in Jackson township, Elkhart county, at their home on Wednesday of last week. The day also marked the 67th birthday anniversary of Mrs. Morehouse, who received a number of nice gifts from her friends. A balcony is. being planned to be built across the south end of the Milford community building before the sectional basketball tournament. With this additional seating capacity after some other changes are made, it is estimated that 1.500 people can be comfortably seated in the gymnasium. Mrs. Lincoln Scarlett was a visitor of Mrs. W. S. Felkner and Mrs. C. R. Wagner of Warsaw on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Phillips and daughter spent Sunday here w’ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merrick. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Orn and daughter. Mrs. Jemma Orn, Maurice Duncan and family and Herman Rosenbohm, all of Milford, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Orn of Ligonier were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Davisson. Miss Edna Haab returned from Valparaiso Monday where she visited her sisters, Mrs. Harley Bowsher and Miss Esther Haab. She, together with the latter, saw the “Vagabond King” at Chicago Saturday. 50 YEARS AGO, JANUARY 18, 1917 William Gunter, past 90 years old, died at the home of his son, Ralph Gunter east of Leesburg, on Friday morning of last week. Ralph Gunter at one time was a teacher in the Milford schools. , ‘ Mrs. Charles Balsley of near Warsaw died Wednesday evening, Jan. 10. of a long lingering disease of which she suffered much, being of a cancerous nature. Mrs. Balsley was a sister of Frank and Milo Maloy who live east of Milford. Miss Emma Weisser spent several day's in Nappanee last week the guest of her sister, Mrs. William Best. The estate of the late Col, William F. Cody ‘Buffalo Bill) estimated often at over one million dollars, has been placed by his attorney as not to exceed $65,000. Three ranches and an equity in a <- hotel near Cody, Wyo., form the bulk of the property. Miss Olive Brumbaugh, formerly of this place but now of South Bend, and Thomas Sykes of Pennsylvania, were married Saturday night. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rhuben Brumbaugh. Ernest Mathews and wife spent Wednesday with the former’s sister. Mrs. Robert Vail, and family of near New Paris. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Scott announce the birth of Gibson F. Scott on Wednesday, Jan. 10. He weighed seven and a half pounds.
Balance Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 > $ 4,213.61 S 4.041.72 $ 2.444.15 494.00 990.00 24.00 8.65087 8,943.63 6.096.10 10.736 06 7.193.74 3.542.32 $ 24.094 54 $ 21,169.09 S 12,10657 William Metcalf * 100.00 Richard Culberson 190.00 Prem. Trustee Bend J. B. Hoy Agency 100.00 Office Telephone Rent United Telephone Co. 91 00 Legal Services Rockhill. Vanderveer. Kennedy & Pennick 100.00 PER.FOAS.I. -■ 95.57 Total ° $4,041.72 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND ClassUicati->n of Expense and To Whom Paid Noble Blocker—Co. Auditor $ 420.00 Mrs. Earl West 60.00 Richard Williamson 510.00 Total $ 990.00 disbursements fire fighting fund Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid United Telephone Co. S 227.50 frvpSCO 1.006.59 Motorola Comm. & Electronics 178.20 I>arr Gulf 26.41 White's Mobile Service 209.80 Williams Electric 49.84 ' Howe Fire Apparatus 688.83 M;Cormick-Cu ter 29.95 Fort Warn- Pipe Co 136.03 p»at" Auto Insvance 106.05 Chet Reid Car Parts 54 56 American States Insurance 262.00 j B Hoy Agency 801.75 Syracuse License Branch 3.00 P R P»vn" 207.71 N W E. Tipp. Twp. Vol. Dept Inc. 4,720.00 Northern Gases. Inc. 80.60 Emergency Radio Service 154.72 Total . $8,943 63 DISBURSEMENTS CIVIL BOND FUND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Farmers State Bank $7,193. <4 Total Disbursements $7,193.74
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