The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 May 1967 — Page 3

Commissioners Allowances The following tea li*t of claims allowed by the Koaciusko County Board of Comtniuionen at their meetinc on May 1. 1967. T Ethna Scott 900.00 Noble C. Blocker 900.00 William E. Kill* 900 00 E. Mazie Alexander 730.00 David E Andrew* 900 00 Charles M Brow, r 810 92 J B Mishler. MD. 337 50 Carl T Zimmer 765.00 Paul A Oberll 435.00 Allan A. Rasor 125 00 Oen.- B L e 74167 Doris L. Camden 541,66 Lorraine A. Crawford 333.33 Wallace A. Manrow 541.66 Roberta E Ntete-r .3625 Jean L. Smith 300 00 Leo W Adams 108 33 Ruth McCl. ary *OB 33 Charles J M-nzte 108 33 Ralph Oyler 108 33 C. L "Tim" Rovenstlne 108.33 J. Oerald Wallace 108.33 Merl H Wertenb. rcer Ray F. rverda 315 00 Fredrick W Ollllam 3*580 Harv. y Anglin 315 00 Bessie Himes 3.5 0C Edith B Belts 32500 Princess Marie Frush 300.00 Marilyn Williamson 291.66 Frances Noble 354 00 B. J Busaeib- rg 375 00 Elnora 8 Cox 325 00 Kathryn M T-el 291 6;. Hazel B Harman 291 66 Jeanne K Endicott 258 33 Hannah C Wilkinson Idler Armey 375.00 Phyllis Munson Rita Miller 300 00 Lucille McCleary 291 <* Margaret Menzle Su*anar Mitchell 316 50 Doris Fike . *SO 50 Celeste Brigantl *B9 .5 Hazel Cook 105 0O Rita Golding ®* •“ Ruth Hoppus Louise Hackworth 300. W Roger Fellow* 4 1 Fred C Carlin 44580 Gerald D Oswalt 375 00 H. Earl Boccs 291 £8 Jerry A Johnson * 3.5 0C B James Baker 583 33 Ronald L. Harris 438.33 Bill E Brower <3B 33 Avis B Gunter .. •>>* *■ Iva L Carpenter Alice R. Randel* 379 93 Paulin- Riner *> 00 Arma L. Eckert 32*"® Eldora Neh.-r 216 00 Warne Bouse I**9® Pre-man Pence *SB 00 Ed A Rosswurm IJJ2 oo Mary Bernice Graham - -W0 «•» Evelyn E Bogs* *♦* Mary V Whisler Eleanor M Vanator 348 00 Katherine H. White.. 252 << EHzab-th Ganger *-00 Esther B Markl.y »»« Ir.-ne B Topper 288 w Fdw-n cirern 2»8 ?o V. D blsher 288 00 A A Pfinsst • 288 00 Fr--d Prraonette 24 00 Jacob Bucher J 2O 00 Edward Cain *3o™ Lena Davidsen *»® ®® Mary Jones 252 00 Blate he E Garber 320 00 F Bonita Fre. man - £■’ Helen L Howard 250 20 Charles O Hufter J.-an Tuka 240 00 France* Elnora Thomas 75 00 Billie F Andrews Henry HarkwortH ***j 66 Ralph Whitesell *?« 33 Eluab th F Smith Edward H Funk 3 1. ’ Milo E Clas* ** 6® ' Maxine Claae . 18.79 Georg. A Nye 335 00 Robert L Rasor M 11 Loren T Kruger *”™ Mauric. Lewall-n Sh.-lman Marshall John Tonxuette J®?® C. W Weaver 80 00 CLERK A E Boyce Co . Supplies j 193 50 Busin. M Equip Co .do A’ Euulh 691 27 . Syracuse Quality Printers, do 445 j Waddell Printing Co. do 2 '-*) ! Waraaw Office Supply Co, do 153 5. avmtor A E Boy.-r Co. Supplies 269 00 Business Equip Co . R- pairs 11 65 Waddell Printing Co . Supplies 720 Bobbs-MerriU Co. Inc. do 35 00 TREASURER United Telephone Co.. Phone A E Boyce Co., Supplies 113 00 Warsaw office Supply Co . do 9 16 RECORDER Bank-rs Dispatch Corp . Tran*. 4 Iv A K Boyc. co. Supplies 4.50 Kodak A C 200. do 113 54 Waddell Printing Co do 170 Warsaw Office Supply Co. do 6. <4 SHERIFF Milton "Jim" Warner, dog catcher 26 50 United Telephone Co , Phone 13 74 Ford s Auto Supply. Repair* 2 3 40 Schraders Automotive Store, do 368 Warsaw Automotive Supply, do David E Andrews. Meal*—Pris J 1 4?? Gast Fuel A- Service. Garag- 238 00 Sinclair Relining Co . do *3,53 Snyder A Snyder Oil Co . do ** •» Warsaw License Bureau No I*B. do 350 Warsaw Office Supply Co. Supp 540 Gerber Mfs Co. Uniforms 292 13 Smith Ford. Inc . Equip 2053 53 surveyor United Telephone Co. Phone 13.95 Charles M Brower. Road Schoo! & Mil*-MV 89 53 Syracuse Quality Printers. Bupp 30 87 Warsaw Office Supply Co. do Sharp Hardware. Equip 5 45 tOt XTY ASSESSOR Car! T Zimmer Mileage 17 60 National Market Reports. *B3*o WAYNE TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR Warsaw Postmaster. Postage 50 00 Paul A Oberll. Mileage Charles O Hufter. do 100 00 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Allan A Rasor. Clerical 10® 00 Allan A Ra»or R.nt 25 00 CIR 4 UIT COURT Donald Heckman Petit Juror 26 70 John M Leek, do 23 70 Woodrow L Kern, do 3® 30 Eug.ne Polk do Mott O Bryan, do 30 90 Dorothy M Boss*, do — ®J? Clarence Flory, do 31 oo Bonni. Feldman, do 10 3® Donald Arthur, do « William L Baumgardner, do <9® Catherine Lee krone, do ** *® Charles C Come do _ ~ Claud Bee*ou. do 7 ™ Burl Faurote do • Robert J William* do *3 50 Elizabeth Anglin, do 50 Kenneth H Baugher, do 28 5® Loren Hahn do 3* io Robert Oolden. do 34 30 Dale George, do Cart Bradway. do ‘® 30 Robert Bishop, do 93® Mary Beeson, do -sc Ruth Rang do 990 Max E Shively, do Audrey Zent. do 7 w AtlUam M Wiggs, do I* 1® vlary Suzann- LKhtenwaiter, do 790 tverett L Welty, do ** J® James R Bradbury, do ‘,70 Robert N Spurlins. Jr. do Louise Gaushorn, do 10 30 Ruth D Robert*, do Cleland Gunden. do 990 Dab- C- Hoover, do 9® Andrew O Engle, do <9O Kenneth Goshert, do JO M Doris Thwatu. do 1380 Peggy J Parker, do Donald Wolterman do 59 40 Jean Gibson do *7BO •Teeller do 49 50 Olann Grimm, do Albart M. Hodjros. do *« » O«nM R. Bahar, da 0.50 x* * Rosalind CockrtU. do IMB Jane Parte, do 3950 Mary Aker, do *7 40 Robert E Frants, do 47 40 Mary Elizabeth Loop, do Glenn Biller, do 69 00 Julia Bechtold, do «« Charles Menste. Jr., do 63 00 Vera Morehouse, do 80-W Duane M. Gable do 31 68 Donald E Ringler do 46 oo Clifford Baker. <to 29 70 Leo Adams, do » » Donald Baum, do *5 40 Carolyn Auer, do « oo Charlotte Baugher do 21 00 Marie Heckaman. do 31 00 Douglas Yoder, do 23 00 Mary Ellen Rose do 22 20 Harold Berkey, do 24 oO George L Mclntyre, do 1540 Robert K Mat tlx do m _ 1980 Virgil Bobeck. Jury Commissioner 17 00 Stanley L Nice, do 12 60 Gene B. Lee. Judgv—Venued Doria L. Camden. Reporter—Venued 33 OO Robert Burner. Pauper Attorney 319 00 William M Dalton, n. do 385 (» SKSm. A S&S » P-ngsd Oo lac . Supplies 50 00 Becor*Bouadcraft. do 38 95 LJberty Case. Meaia-Jurors 5180 Pu.kett do 42 « Lawy rs Co-op Pub. Co . Law books 75 so Bobbs Merrill Cm. do 35 00 COUNTY ELECTION BOARD A Mall-Journal. Legal Ad »39 United Telephone -U 75 Sewage Treatment Office, Sewage «to Water Utill! les. Water 50 38 Millington Broa. Repairs *25 Hal t Bird Exterm . Pest Control 100 00 Comtoted Product*. Dk.. Inst I. »33 CovwraU Rental Service, do 13 65 Del Chemical Corp., do » 3* L«kg City Wholesale Cm. do »7S

Lowery Sewing Center, do 3.50 Warsaw Dry Cleaners, do 37 50 Johnson Lumber Yard. Rep. Parts 5.94 JAIL United Telephone Co.. Phone 6184 North Ind Pub S-rv.. Gas A Elee. 349 22 Sewage treatment Office. Sewage 4.20 Water Utilities. Water 21 50 Safe-Way Door Co. Repairs 27.00 Lak . City Wholesale. Institutional 13 80 Warsaw Ch- mical Co., do 3.50 Warsaw Clean Towel Service, do 1150 Arab Termite. Pest Control 5.00 COUNTY DRAINAGE BOARD T.mea-Union. Legal Ad 8.06 Warsaw Office Supply. Supplies 5.69 SERVICE OFFICER United Telephone Co . Phone 16.98 CIVIL DEFENSE Milo E Clast. Phone 6.00 COMMISSIONERS Calvin E Beck. Road View 8.00 Hubert Hammens, do 800 Melvin Keck, do A Mileage 900 I Alton Boggs. Other Exp Assess. 49 20 H A. Ganger, do 88.75 Lincoln Graphic, Maps 78.40 Mail-Journal. Legal Ad 177 84 Times-Union, do *66.39 ■ Mrs Mary Hushes. Prt-m. Off. Bond 10.00 : Norman E A Esther H St- ph. nson. Rent Office Space 200.00 Board of R sems. Oakwood. Grave Markers 80 00 Edna Mae Beanblossom. Vet. Bur. 100.00 C. M Sloan A Sons, do 100 00 > Harris Funeral Home, do 100 00 I Harris-Troxel Funeral Home, do 100 00 j Tom Haupert Funeral Home, do 100 00 ! Karl M Kyb Funeral Home, do 100 00 I Landis A Chamnesa Funeral, do 200 00 ' McHatton Fun- ral Home, do 200 00 1 Wilbur C Cochran. Sr., do 100 00 I Howard Brandenburg. Fox Bounty 300 ' Scott Flowers, do 21.00 I Everll Heiser, do 900 RussGl Junior Hollar, do, ~?22 > Gerald Klotz, do *** j Jain- S M irnout. do 3 00 1 Donald H Morris, do 21 00 | ea k Phillips, do 31.00 IClold D. Swartz, do 3 00 Geshte Tlr.key, do 12 ?$ Galen Wolfe. Jr . do 24.00 Family A Children s Center. Ward of Court 317.00 I Irene Byron Hospital. T-B Pa 1260 00 Dr Riehard Kociba. Cattl. Test 34 35 ■ Robert P Clark. DVM. do 93.85 Dr. T A. Miller, do 30 35 ; Richard Sasso, DVM do 195 75 Brennan Drug Store. Care Twp Pa 344 ■ Orn Nursing Home, do 449 00 Prairi- Vi- w Ri st Home, do 253.00 Walter Drug Co do 31 80 Drn“ Store, —ln. 8 05 1 Wlinam C do I Pau! Deaton. Dump work g 50 t Arnold 4e<r Dierks. Dump R**nt 100 00 ! Cyril F Lik ns. do SSS ™ Stanley Scot t, do 200 00 Loren F H uger. R nt Equip 3.5 00 ’ George R Black Ditch Maine 318.61 j Robert Boggs, do t w A erm ter. do Have ord C'.s r. Maint A Con Dallas L.. do ’,1'22 ! Russell Lom. do Robert Log* ar do 8 <SO Homtr E MMihr. «!« 1 1 2 3 ® Max Montel, do 430 40 Donald Ro«s. do Sawyer Sand A Gravel, do 3 <5.00 P t < Waldeck, do 33 80 cotNTY HEALTH DEFT PAYROLL George M Haymond *OO 00 Carroll Sherman 682 50 j Loren J. Pound Barbara Ne- r *B7 5C Charlene Hartman 350 80 COUNTY HI4LTH DEFT. ALLOWANCES United Tel< phon- Co . Phone 23 88 Kos Co Health Dept OH. Postage 1130 Bathara Ne-r MH-age Loren J Pound, do . . 45 20 Carroll Sherman, do <4 96 Syracuse Quality Printers. Supplic* 1< 10 U S Gov t Printing Office, do 175 COUNTY HIGHWAY DEFT PAYROLL Allan D Anders 478 40 J6hn A Armoirt ' 512 1W Clifford F Baker *19.75 Charles K Buch- r 501.73 Chari. > E Cotton *£* I Erma! G Coy *l* 12 i John E Davis ♦<6 *® ! Muri A Dawalt *B3 00 Harold Gerard 4<9 55 Bobby J Griffte 476 10 Giiber’ E Griffis 499 10 K- nt E Hare 2 1 2 '?? Russ< !1 Krichbaum *‘6 10 i Alvin H Miller 485 301 Walter Miller 481 85) Bobby D Miner 481.85 I Larry L Mon tel 4 ? 4 1? I Leo Mosier *®3 0® | Ronald Norman *76 10 i : Paul Randall *BO 70 [ Roswell Robbins 4*6.10 | Harold Roberts *76 10 j Ronald R Spaulding 483 00 Wayne I. Wood 4<6 10 M< rrnt L Hartman 26. <5 . Jam G lx’inker 90 w j John Alexander 500 40 s Norman W Clouse Don Forney 505 20 j Wilferd Frets 4.5 20 Marshall Hawley 496 80 Walter Jonu *96 BJJ Fr-drick G Kammerer 453 60 Lawrence Kindi* *B2 40 Kills Koher 500 40 Ralph F. Linn *9f 80 i 'Earl Long *56 00 j Donald Metzger 86 <0 , Glenwood Secor 512 40 H»rl-y Slater *96 80 | Jerry Stutzman 501 to Thurman D Trin- 500 40 ( : Luther C Van Cleave ♦**B® J R. x I>eaton *?9 20 | Max E Brown *76 10 Rusa-l Sechrtet 637 30 ; Worley Spitler 566 *0 Kermit F Summer* 564 y® Claude Chrtetner 661 *7 Charles R Cleveland 1250 00 COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT ALLOWANCES Prud-ntial Ins Co Insurant 1509 56 Ko* Co Hwy Dept Office. Postage A Garage Unl'ed Telephone Co . Phone 34.05 North Ind Pup brr Co. Ga« A Electric 356 <4 Motorola CAE Inc . Repair I<B3o . Schrader-Warsaw Co . Inc . do. Garage A Parts 48 86 W A W Truck Sah a, do A Part* 135 <4O E A Brown Ind. Supp. Oarage 380 Crystal Industrial Services do 443 00 Costello Mf* Co., do 28 25 Ga»t Fuel A Serv. Co . do 3106 46 Gulf Oil Corp do 61 55 Lake City Wholesale Co. do L* wl* Oil Co , do 151.80 Monteith Tire Co , Inc . do 355 13 Mossman-Ysrneile Co . do Purity Cylinder Oase*. Inc . do 23 81 T- xaeo Inc., do HX> 50 Warsaw Auto Supply. Inc . do. Parts Equlp 84 93 Warsaw Dry Cleaner*, do 700 A. K Boyce Co . Supplies 28 50 Pence-Dicken* Co. do 54 65 Diamond Cryxtal Salt Co . Balt 1155-2, Edd* Feed Service. MUc Oper. 53 50 Ma- Frtedman. Gravel >1 I’ J JAM Gravel Corp . do 4-13 05 Elmer Zimmerman, do 201 30 Pi rceton Equip Co. Bituminous 938 .75 Johnson Lumber Yard. Tile A Larnb-r . *682 Logansport Metal Culvert Co., Inc , Culvert* 3394 84 American Steel Supply Corp . Parte 1300 95 Bearing*. Inc . do ** *8 Deed* Equip Co., do 903 34 Gleason Service. Inc., do *OS 63 Huffer Foundry Co.. Inc., do 36192 Lowry Garage, do Panke Machinery Corp., do 840 38 Stockb-rg-r Machinery. Inc do 1860 Brooks Construction Co, Inc . Rent Equip. S Ph-nd A Brown Inc . do STM 36 Mo**man-Yarn«Ue Co . Bqutp *25 38 W A W Truck Sale*, Inc. do 9772 00 John T Camden. Replace Bridge 13930 80 Be-r A Slabaugh, do 13465 65 COUNTY WELFARE DEFT PAYROLL Howard B Johnson 60080 Opal Joy Harman 4» 00 Mary Ruth Wilson *??2S Constance O. Buckleg *1222 J an F Grubb 4M.00 Lillian O Davta 363.00 Yvonne Sue England 373.00 Dorothy U Anglin 39500 COUNTY WFLFARE DEFT ALLOWANCE United Tel- phone Co . Phone 67 Sb Syracuse Quality Printer*. Postage A SupOlte* 379 <• , Constance O Buckles. Mileage *2 3® | j. an F. Grubb, do 73 70 j jp*l Joy Harman, do 32 30 i Howard B Johnson, do Mary Ruth Wilson, do Waraaw Ina Agency. Ina. 94.65, Harrte-TrogeL OAA Burial 3 Ind Univ Mod Center. Cr Ch. 25 00 Lutheran Hospital, do **9*o St Joseph Hoapllal. do 1280 S*-ng rs Dept Store. Ward of Ct 2C 0< Council tor Retarded, do 880 Murphy Medical Center, do 30 0® R. W Sawyer. MD. do 680 R W Thomas MD. do 60 00 Walter Drug Co. Milford, do 6W B. th-1 Home Place. Inc . do 372 00 Family A Children 1 * Center, do 379 00 Jean’a Children * Home, do 185.73 Martin Manor. Ind. ME Children * Home, do s ]?s9 Ind Univ. Med Center. Hoap Com 46 05 Constance O. Buckle*, do 26.40 WUbur Neer, do 19.52 L Noble C. Blocker, do hereby c-rtife that the abort la a true Hat of claims showed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioner* xn the Ist day of May. 1967. Noble U Blocker. Auditor, Kosciusko County <V»nrNANCE NUMBER 67—3 ORDINANCE .» EFINTNG JUNK CABS. <**.MUUUNQ y HEIR REMOVAL AND FIXING PENALTIES wHERBEBKjnnc cars aa hereinafter de•fin d have boon .<nd are being stored and maintained upon property- situated within th- Town of M ford Ju>v !lon - Indiana; |*n<i ■ Wtentfu*. Mi iunk cars afford refuge for Verniln and* sects, thereby endangering children at! acted to such cars and said car* are a sightly and thereby depreciate the v< te of the property upon which they arg oca ted and surround tag pr— -ties in th* neighborhood. NOW. -rareßtf Y»K BK IT ORDAINTO by the Board 1 Town Trustees of the Town of Milfora Junction. Indiana:

Section 1. For the purpose of this Ordinance. "Junk Car" shall mean and describe any motor vehicle or the remains thereof which (a> Does not bear a current valid license plate, and (b) Is not housed in a garage or other building. Section 2. Junk Cars as herein defined are her-by declared to bv nuisances except in lawfully operated iunk yards or yards lawfully operated for vehicles awaiting permission for junking from the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles or lots utilized and maintained by new and used car dealers at their legally recognized place i of business. Section 3. The Town Marshall or any 1 m.-mber of the police department may I order any junk car removed within ten 110* days following notice of such order. Section 4. Notice of an order requiring removal of a junk car shall be given to the owner of the junk car and the owner of the real estate upon which the junk car is located, provided, however, that such notice affixed to any building on the real estate or delivered to any adult occupying the real estate shall be and constitute notice to the owner of the real estate: and a notice of such order affixed to the junk car shall be and constitute notice to the owner of said junk car. Section 5 If said junk car te not removed within th<- time so fixed, th- Town Marshall shall cause said motor vehicle or v-hicles to b- remov<-d at the expense : of th- owner of the real estate and the owner «*f said Junk Car. who shall be i Jointly and severally liable for such expense. and which expense shall constitute a li> n upon said junk car Said Junk car may b- towed either by employees of the Town of Milford Junction or by commercial towtag firms and placed In an impounding yard where it shall be held for a p-riod of not less than Sixty »60* days during which time the own- r or owners th- reof may r< possess the same by paying all expenses of towing and impounding storage. In the ev-nt that said junk car is not repossess* d within a p. riod of Sixty ‘W)> days from the date of such impounding- the Town Marshall shall be and te hereby authorized to offer said junk car for sale to the highest and test bidder at public auction to be held not less than ten <lo* days after one publication »nd notice of such sale to be published In a newspaper of general circulation in the Town of Milford Junction, Indiana, and the proceeds from such sale shall be us< d to pay towing expenses and •o pay siorat- in gny impounding yard when said junk cars are h-ld Any ov-r---plus remaining after the payment of such charges shall be paid to th- owner of said junk car." Section 6. Any owner of a junk car or occupant of the real estate upon which It Is located or owner of such real estate who shall fall to obey and comply with the ord-r to remove said junk car as her-in provided, shall upon conviction be fined in the amount of Ten Dollars <BlO.l and each day on which said Junk car te p-rmilted to r-tnain upon the real -state of its location following the time fixed in said order for removal, shall be and constitute a s parate offense Section 7. Whereas, an -xtr-me emergency exist*, and this ordinance shall be in full force smd effect from and after its passage and publication as provided by law. Duly adopted by the Board of Town Trust- -s of the Town of Milford Junction. Indiana, on this Ist day of May. 1967. Carl Duncan Carl Speicher ATTEST Edith Baumgarth<r. Clerk-Treasurer. MJ—May 3 and 10 LEGAL NOTICE 6f PVELK HEARING i Notice te hereby given that th* Local i Alcoholic Bev-rage Board of Kosciusko I County. Indiana, will at 10 am. on th- j 9th day of May. 1967 at the Clerks Office Court Hous- in 'he City of War- ; saw. Indiana, in said County begin investigation of the application of the ‘ following named persons, requ-stlng the issue to th- applicant at the location here- , inafter set out. of th- Alcoholic Beverage j p. rmit of, the class’ hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, re-1 eelve information concerning the fitness of said applicant, and the propriety of issuing the permit applied for to such applicant at the premise* named: The American Legion Post No 253. by Donald Cr< tcher. Comdr . (Club* Beer. Liquor A Wine R-taih r. Lake St., North > W. bster. Indiana Tippecanoe Lake Country Club by John Coppes. Pres . Nappan-e Ind . <Club> Beer. Liquor A Wine Retailer, R R. No. 2. te-sburg. Indiana. 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

Week of May 3-6 ICE MILK ’A gals. • • • 49c Burger Dairy Store PHONE: 457-2208 — SYRACUSE STORE HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. ■ 12 noon and 5 p.m. ■ 9 p.m. KITCHENS UNLIMITED A MOTHER'S DREAM A CONVERTIBLE DISHWASHER BY WESTINGHOUSE ★ Portable Now — Built-in Later F\ \ ★ Solid Maple Chopping Block Top i M ii iill ★ Sanitizer Keeps Water at 145 degrees ■hll lll|j ★ Automatic Clear-Rinse Dispenser Jyjy/LrMlll! ★ Choice of 5 Wash Cycles ★ Large I Place Setting Capacity ? ront Loading 7 — Slideout Racks Only $186.43 ® Or SUB KITCHENS UNLIMITED Discount store prices Appliances Are Our Business I Lots of plus ServicS | ... Not A Sideline | free parking Hours: Mem. thru Thurs., 9-6; Fri. - Sat, 9-9; Sun. by Appointment North of the High School, Rt 13 Ph. 834-4390 North Webster, Ind.

Two Breakdns At Milfortf Two break-ins are being investigated by the Milford police this week — one at Gulf Oil and the other at Syracuse Enterprise. A person or persons broke into Syracuse Enterprise between the hours of 1 and 7 a.m. Tuesday and carried the safe outside the building where it was left. The office was reunsacked with $lB in bills and $5.85 in small change being taken. Both the coffee and Coke machines were broken, however, the thief or thieves did not get into the money compartments on the machines. The break-in at Gulf Oil occurred Friday when thieves entered a window. One check for $69.70 was taken as was about S6O in cash. Top Quality Used Cars 1966 CHRYSLER 2 door, hardtop, power steering and brakes, bucket seats, electric windows, only 18.000 miles. 1965 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, 4 door, sedan, heater, radio, automatic, 318 engine. 1965 SIGNET, 2 door, hardtop. bucket seats, automatic, heater and radio. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN Karman Gia convertible, one owner, sharp. 1964 INTERNATIONAL » 2 ton pickup. Sharp. 1964 CHRYSLER. 2 door, hardtop, electric windows, power steering and brakes. 1963 CHRYSLER 300, convertible, power steering and brakes, bucket seats with console. LOW PRICE SPECIALS 1963 CHEVROLET, 4 door, station wagon $995 1963 RAMBLER 600, 2 door sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic $895 1962 OLDSMOBILE, 4 door, hardtop, power steering, heater, radio, automatic $995 1961 DODGE Polara, 4 door sedan, power brakes and steering, automatic .... $695 1961 CHEVROLET Corvair, station wagon, automatic $175 1959 PLYMOUTH, 4 door sedan, 6 cylinder, standard transmission $195 1955 CHEVROLET, 4 door sedan $195 Werner Motor Co., Inc. Chrysler - Plymouth 708 West Pike Street, Goshen, Indiana Phone 533-2969

New Salem News By MRS. RAY FERVERDA Guest speaker on Sunday forenoon and evening was professor Wayne Snyder of Grace college, Winona Lake. He spoke of the spread of communism during the forenoon senice and showed slides of the city of Moscow during the evening senice. Visitors during the forenoon services were 18 CBYF youth and adult advisors, Mr. and Mrs. John Rohrer and Eugene Ritenour from the Liberty Mills Church of the Brethren. The group was spending the week end at Camp Mack for a retreat. Others were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weybright and five children of r r New Paris and Mr. and Mrs. James Tom of Mishawaka. Mrs. Ruth DeFries and Mrs. Vera Gawthrop of r 1 and Mrs. Inez Shively of r r Leesburg enjoyed Sunday dinner together and spent the afternoon in the home of Mrs. Shively. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Meek, Lorraine and Sharon of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Exans and sons. James and David erf Goshen, and Mr. and Mrs. Emory Stetler of Syracuse called in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morehouse Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Stookey, Jeffrey and Gina of r r Leesburg spent Sunday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wildman and family on r r Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Johnson and children. Mark. Deanne and Bruce of Milford were guests at dinner cm Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rai rick and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Tom of Mishawaka were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lavent Tom at Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Busz and three children of Warsaw called at the i Tom home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse of I near Leesburg spent some time SatI urday evening in the Guy Morehouse home. Loetta Morehouse spent the week end in the home of her sister. Mrs. Ronald husband, and sons, Aldron and Todd at Nappanee. Rev. Howard Kreider returned to his home on Saturday after spending five days in the Goshen hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lash and children of near Mentone spent Sunday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Kathry Dunnuck at Leesburg. Mrs. Ruth DeFries, r 1; Mrs. Frank Johnson, r r Syracuse: Mrs. Russell Baker and Mrs. William Weybright, New' Paris: called on Mrs. Dunnuck last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. Mr. and rs. Emory Stetler, r. and Mrs. Earl Ulrey, Goshen, and Mrs. Lavent Tom called in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Howard Kreider on Sunday afternoon. THANKS for helping the UNITED WAY

By Mrs. Pearl Lyons - Phone:4s3-7921 Leesburg-Oswego News

McConnell - Ebersole Nuptials Read At Leesburg Brethren Church

Miss Mary Joyce Ebersole of 1015 east Center street, Warsaw, daughter of Mrs. George Ebersole of Enterprise, Pa., and the late Mr. Ebersole became the bride of Nolan Clarence McConnell, son of Roger McConnell of Leesburg, in a recent afternoon ceremony at the Leesburg Brethren church. Rev. Paul Fink, pastor of the church, performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of approximately 100 guests. The altar was decorated with candelabra, palms and pink and white arrangements of mixed flowers. White satin bows marked the pews. Organist James Morrison of Winona Lake provided traditional wedding music. Given in marriage by her brother, George Ebersole of Winona Lake, th? bride wore a floor length gown of white silk organza and lace 1 over taffeta. The lace bodice featured a scalloped square neckline highlighted by seed pearls and long sleeves tapering to points over her hands. Small organza flowers ornamented the back waistline. Her w aist length veil of illusion was held in place by a crown of seed pearls. She earned a cascade arrangement of white carnations. earii centered with a pink rosebud and ivy. Sister Maid of Honor Miss Gail Ebersole of Enterprise. Pa., attended her sister as maid of honor. She chose a floor length gown of pink silk chiffon and lace. Over the strapliess sheath gown which featured an empire waistline she wore a pink lace jacket with elbow 1 length sleeves and a modified bpat neckline. Small chiffon flowers srcured her brief veil and a cascade arrangement of pink and white carnations with ivy completed her ensemble. James McConnell of Warsaw, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Paul Ebersdie and John L. McConnell, both of Warsaw, brothers of the bride and bridegroom respectively, served as ushers. The three tiered cake topped with a minature bride and bridegroom. pink snapdragons and silver service decorated the table for the reception held immediately following the ceremony at the social room of the Lake City bank in Warsaw. Assisting with the serving were Miss Shirley Ebersole of Enterprise. Pa.. Miss Becky Schermmerhom of Indianapolis, Miss Sandra Eaton and Mi's. Elzin Kipker, both of Warsaw. Mrs. Paul EbersoUe of Warsawheld the guest book and Mrs. James McConnell, also of Warsaw, assisted with the gifts. The bride is a 1964 graduate of Northern Bedford county high school in Pennsj’lvania and was j employed as a laboratory techni- ! cian at Litchfield Creamery, Winona Lake. The bridegroom, a 1964 graduate of Jackson, Ohio, high school, is serving in the U. S. Army, currently stationed at Fort Hood, Texas. Following a brief honeymoon in Michigan the newlyweds left for Texas, where they are now at home at 614 north 16th street, Killeen, Texas. Methodist Church Supper And Program On Sunday evening. May 7, at 6 p.m. a potluck supper will be held in the Methodist church fellowship hall. After supper, a slave auction wgl be held by the MYF. Pictures and a talk on "The Pastor Goes to W’ashington” will be given in the main sanctuary. It will be a report on Rev. Gosser’s trip to the Washington Seminar. BIRTHDAY PARTY IN HONOR OF TONI YOCUM On Saturday afternoon from 2 until 4 Mrs. Paul Yocum entertained in honor of the 6th birthday of her daughter. Toni. Games were played and prizes won by Angie Frederickson, Trade Klopenstein. Tammie Taylor and Kathy Fox. Balloons were given to the guests as favors. Those attending the party w-ere: Cindy Alberson, Christian’ Degraff, Alicia Feits, Kathy Fox, Angie Frederickson, Trade Klopenstein, Vicki Miller, Tamrme Taylor, Stacie Smith, Shelly Wagoner, Johnna Gansert and Todd Yocum. Ice cream, cake, nuts, mints and punch were served. Attend Grand Chapter Os Eastern Star Those attending Grand Chapter of the Order ot Eastern Star held at the Murat Temple in Indianapolis Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday were: Mrs. Illene Licht en waiter. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Casey Felton, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Phillips, Mrs. Thelma Me Oorkle and Mrs. Chris Kammerer. Final Meeting Os Reading Club Members of the Reading club met Monday night with Mrs. Frank Heath for a potluck supper. It was the final meeting of the club year. Mrs. Heath installed the following new officers: Mrs. Warren Rosbrough as president, Mrs. Art Smith as vice president, Mrs. Herschel Albert as secretary and Mrs. Chris Kammerer as treasurer.

Wednesday, May 3, 1967

Attend Lions Club Convention The state Lions convention was held at the Hotel Van Orman at Fort Wayne Friday night, Saturday and Sunday. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Garland Lowrey, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kammerer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rader. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Pound. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Klopenstein, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shroyer and Mrs. Nellie Anglin. HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kammerer entertained Tuesday evening in honor of the birthday of Mrs. David Pulver. Sandwiches. fruit and birthday cake were served to the guest of honor and to Miss Kathy Pfister of Elkhart, Miss Mary Pulver of Fort Wayne, David Pulver and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kammerer and family. Speaker At MotherDaughter Banquet Mrs. Ada Rippey of Sturgis, Mich., will be the speaker at the motherdaughter banquet to be held May 12th at the Methodist church. She |is known as the c?oll lady. A potluck supper will be served at 6:30 for all wumen at the church, their daughters and guests. FAREWELL PARTY FOR RON BIBLE Ron Bible who has served as superintendent and chorister at the Brethren church has resigned. A farewell party was held for him following the evening church services Sunday night. A camera was presented to him and refreshments of | punch and cookies were served. Merchants In Meeting Monday There were 11 merchants present at the meeting held Monday afternoon at the town hall. The meeting was spent in working on the details for Leesburg Davs to be held in July. May Meeting Os Town Board Ail members of the town board and town marshall, Hugh McCann were present at the May meeting of the town board. The next meeting will be the second Monday in June at which time the budget will be made up for the coming year. It was decided that Hugh McCann be appointed to find a man to clean up the Jeannie Giant property. A cumulative building fund was discussed as a look into the future for a sewage disposal and water system when it would be needed.

COMMUNITY NEWS Lt. William E. Lyons spent Friday and Saturday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lyons. He is an engineering instructor at Fort Belvior, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunter spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crosier and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunter and family. A Moody Science film “The Professor and the Prophet” was shown Sunday evening at the Calvary Baptist church. It was w-ell attended. Ernest Neely of Chicago, Mrs. Ann Neely and Prie Kiner spent Saturday evening with Mrs. John Kiner and helped her celebrate her birthday. Mrs. Nellie Randall spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Randall at Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richey will observe thdr 56th wedding anniversary Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Crooke have returned to their summer home at Tippecanoe Lake after spending the winter in Florida. Mrs. Myrtle Curry is a patient at the Murphy Medical center. Doug Huffer of North Webster spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ervin have returned to their home after spending the winter in Florida. Earl Gross is a surgical patient at the Saint Joseph hospital in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. James Earl spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blankenship. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom Sr. and Peggy Jo spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Redrup at Chapman Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Merl Scholes returned to their home at Tippecanoe Lake Wednesday after spending the winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coyle of Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dye and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paid Beebe in Pierceton helping Mr. and Mrs. Beebe celebrate their birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. George Kerr of Chicago are visiting several days with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Byrer. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sommer and Amy Jo of Decatur were dinner guests. David Pulver was injured while working Tuesday. There were three fingers on his right hand that were mashed. He is employed by the Reims Plumbing and Heating of

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MILFORD i Library Notes By Mrs. Dorothea Kerlin ;! The Milford public library 1 will be closed all day Thursday, May 4, in order that the librarians can attend the second district conference for librarians and library trustees, which 4 ! will be held in the Warsaw public library. ♦ ♦ • During National Week we placed a suggestion box in the library and asked that patrons and local residents make suggestions, criticisms or comments on library service, material, etc. We were surprised and disappointed at the lack of interest shown. It can’t be that we are pleasing everyone to the extent that so few made use of our box. * * * A new- collection of state library books are now available. » ♦ • The book “The Death of a President” by William Manchester has been plared in the library in memory of Gerald Charlton from money contributed by Emeline street friends. • • • The Milford public library will be I CLOSED Monday and Tuesday, May i 8 and 9. due to interior decorating. • * * Watch for changes on our bulletin board at the library. We feature items of interest, pictures of local students and residents. You might see yourself there some time. Silver Thimble Club Plans Trip To Westville Members of the Silver Thimble club of Milford are planning a trip to the Beatty Memorial hospital at Westville in June. Tote bags were made at their Tuesday evening meeting. They will be given to the patients in Ward N at the hospital. The Tuesday evening meeting was held in the beautiful new home of Mrs. Bernard Beer at Nappanee. Mrs. Richard Hunsberger and Mrs. Carlton Beer were co-hostesses. During the business meeting, presided over by Mrs. Don Hoover, discussion was held on future projects to be taken by the club members. Mrs. Robert Kaiser won the door prize and rose bouquets were presented to Mrs. Nelson Beer, the youngest mother, and Mrs. Walter Wuthrich, the oldest mother present. Favors of tiny rose baskets carried out the rose theme in decorations for the evening. A jell-o dessert was served. Party At Bushong Home Following Concert Friday Music teachers of the Lakeland schools met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bushong and family at Syracuse following the Lakeland music concert Friday evening for a social evening. Light refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. Varner Chance, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Judkins, Mr. and Mrs. Justin Kneeland, Mr. and Mrs. James Turner and son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crandall and guest, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ditmer and superin-tendent-elect and Mrs. Don Arnold and daughter, Vicki.

CARDS THANKS CARD OF THANKS Dear Relatives and Friends: Many, many thanks for all the prayers, cards, gifts and letters during my long stay in the Goshen hospital. All were gratefully appreciated. Mrs. Eston (Adah) Clayton IN MEMORIAM In memory of Mary Place, the sister of Mrs. Theodore Vorhis. Written by Mr. and Mrs. Vorhis’s grandson, Rick Workman. One little rose Standing in the sunshine, One little rose Perfect in every way. One little rose, Happy, always smiling, Even on a rainy day. Never Thinking of Bad One day a giant hand Plucked this rose away And took it into His house There forever to stay. He thought this flower beautiful, The most beautiful ever And kept the rose By His side forever and ever. The best that He had. j ju-u-j-jmnn ■ 1 Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Esta Yocum spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yocum, Tom and Todd. Ice cream and birthday cake w’ere served in honor of the 6th birthday of Toni. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen and children and Mrs. Kenneth Hartman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Allen at their cottage at Fenville, Mich. Mrs. Robert Allen and son and Mrs. Hartman attended church services there.

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