The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 September 1967 — Page 3
QLegals. LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF INDIANA. KOSCIUSKO COUNTY. S 8: IN THE KOSCIUSKO CIHCUIT COURT APRIL TERM. 1967 CAUSE NUMBER C-67— To: The Town- ot Syracuse and CitUens and R-sid nts Thereof NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Liberty Coach Company. Inc., as Petitioner, has filed Its Petition in the Kosciusko Circuit Court wherein the Petitioner prays th- Court for an ord-r closing and »acatlna a strip of Baltimore Street and adjacent to Lots Number'd 37. 38. 43 and 44. and the vacated alley adjacent to Lots 37 and 44. all of which is situated in Strauss and Dolan's Addition to the Town of Syracuse The Petition alleges that the-portion of street sought to be closed and vacated is not us-d for street purposes, that there is no foreseeable future use for street purposes and that the Petitioner 13 thorny p-rson who will be affected by the closing and vacating of said portion of street. All interested persons are hereby further notlfl-d that the Judge of the Kosciusko Circuit Court will hear and determine said Petition in th- Kosciusko Circuit Court in Warsaw Indiana on th 18th day of Septemb-r. 1967. at the hour of 9:00 o'clock a.m or as soon thereafter as the Petitioner can be h«ard Dat.-d this 6th day of September, 1967 — T Ethna Scott. Clerk Kosciusko Circuit Court M-J S 6 St 13
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TOWN OF ETNA GREEN. INDIANA WATER WORKS IMPROVEMENTS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Town Board of Trustees of Etna Green. Indiana will receive sealed blds for the construction of Water Works Improvements until 7:30 pm. <EST> on the 3rd day of October. 1967. at the Town Hall. Etna Green, Indiana, at which ttm<- and place all blds will be publicly op-ned and read aloud. Th- work is divided into two Contract Divisions, on which separate bids are invited. DIVISION A—WATER MAlNS—includes the furnishing and installation of hydrants. valves, pipe and fittings, and the construction of approximately the following 1-ngtiw of cast iron pipe mains: 2.215—10' - CI. Pipe 720— 8" C I. Pip2.665— 6” CI. PIPDIVISION B—loo.ooo GALLON ELE- : VATED STORAGE TANK — includes the furnishing and erection of a 100.000 gallon double ellipsoidal elevated tank, and the construction of tank foundations and appurtenances. The successful bidder for each Division will be required to furnish a satisfactory < performance and labor and material bond The Contract Documents. Including plans and specifications are on file for examination at the office of Clyde E Williams 8: Associates. Inc . Engineers, at 1902 North Sheridan Avenu-, South Bend. Indiana—4663B and 3839 Meadows Drive. Indianapolis Indiana —46205. and at the office of The Town Hall, Etna Green, Indiana Copies of the documents may be obtained from the SOUTH BEND office of Clyde E Williams A- Associates. Inc., by depositing Thirty Dollars <S3O 00> for ■ach set of documents so obtained. Thfull amount of th- deposit forth- first set of documents will be return>‘d to each.
Senior Mothers To Hold First Meeting Tlie Senior Mothers dub of Syracuse wfll hold its first meeting after summer vacation on September 18 at 6:30 p.m. A carry-in dinner will be held in the home of Mrs. Deloss Smith. .-J-J-VWWW-, l Vreerri A * JW * , ' ww * z - w V w actual bidder who submits a formal proposal and who also returns all documents in good condition within fifteen days after receipt of blds. One-half (H) of the amount of th- deposit for all other sets will be refunded upon their return in good condition within fifteen days after receipt ot bids. The Town of Etna Green. Indiana reserves the right to r-Ject any or all blds and to waive any irregularities in bldd A* certified check or bank draft payable to th- Town of Etna Green. Indiana, or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the Bidder and a surety company in an amount «aual to five (5) percent of the bld shall be submitted with each bid. No bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids for at least thirty (30) The bld guaranty of the successful bidder, who is tendered a tentative award of contract, may be held for a period of one hundred twenty (120) days to complete the necessary financial arrangements. Town of Etna Green. Indiana By and through th- Town Board of Trustees laurence Ulm-r. Presiden. K-nh. th Plummer. M-mber V- iorus Stouder. Member Dat. d August 29. 1967. M-J. 8. 6 & 13
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20 Years Ago - September 4, 1947 Earleen Marie Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Fisher and Rosanna Bird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bind observed their first birthday anniversaries at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doty Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Culp of Elkhart have announced the engagement of their daughter Isabelle to Robert Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price of Milford. Mrs. Emory Drake and Mrs. Darrell Orn entertained the ladies of the Christian church at the home of the former Thursday evening at I a pink and blue shower in honor of Mrs. Stanley Custer. R. E. Siabaugh and Earl Miller returned home Tuesday evening from a fishing trip into Wisconsin. They reported good fishing. Howard Haab of Fort Knox, Ky., spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haab. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dippon and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dippon attended the state fair at Indianapolis on Wednesday.
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Shirley Jean Black of Leesburg and Glenn D. Butler of Elkhart were married on Friday, Aug. 8, during a broadcast of the popular ABC network show, “Bride and Groom”. A fine English bull dog owned by Randall Dewart which was being kept at the Everett Butrick farm was struck by a car and killed last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crafton and two children, Carolyn and Clark, attended the wedding of Mrs. Crafton’s sister at the Tippecanoe Methodist church last Friday. 30 Years Ago - September 16, 1937 John Mon tel. 22. son of Mr. and Nirs. Royal Montel of r 3 Milford, was seriously injured Thursday night when the motorcycle on which he was riding was struck by a drunken man at Hamlet. Miss Ruth Stuckman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Stuckman of Milford, and Marshall Gay. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Gay erf Warsaw, were married August 15. Miss Viola Beer, who is employed at the Citizens State Bank was bitten on the hand Wednesday morning by a dog at the Hursey residence. Mrs. John Augsburger was hostess to the Eta Beta Pi Sorority Monday evening with 18 present. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kline and family spent Sunday in southern Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Kaiser vacated the Rilla Putterbaugh residence
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Saturday and have leased the McLaughlin room on Emeline street temporarily. Mr. and Mrs. John Clause and daughter Joan will leave soon on a motor trip to Washington, D. C., and other eastern points. Daniel M. Deeter, 76, died at 7 o’clock Friday morning at his home miles east of Milford. Immediate relatives surviving the deceased are his widow, formerly Permilia Coy and two children, Marion C. Deeter at home and Mrs. Nettie E. Stutzman of Syracuse. Miss Jobnie Bretherick of Milford who was employed at Syracuse during the summer, has hopes of being crowned “Miss Indiana” during the state’s Indian celebration to be held at Syracuse the latter part of the week. 40 Years Ago - September 1, 1927 Miss Mary L. Weybright. 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hastings of Milford, and Louis F. W’itman, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Witman of Elkhart, were married at the home of the bride’s parents at high noon on Sunday. A number of relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Barnes Friday evening, in honor of the sixth birthday of their daughter Joan. Miss Mattie Groves returned home last week from a six-weeks trip thru the western states. Miss Groves attended the National Teachers' Institute while in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Noble Myers spent last week on a tour to Niagara Falls and 'other places of interest in the east. Mr. and Mrs. John Custer and two sons are spending this week in Illinois. Prosecuting attorney William Gray Loehr has started action toward closing the Comus theatre on Sunday nights. Messrs, and Mesdames Theo Beer, Otto and Henry Beer and families, Joseph Rassi and wife, Mrs. Wil-
Wednesday, September 13, 1967
liam Hartter, Miss Sakma Beer and Messrs. Fred and George Graff attended the wedding of Miss Emma Myer and William Moser of Bluffton on Sunday. Mrs. J. E. Doty spent Wednesday with her aunt in Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Roe K. Heiser, Thornville, Ohio, moved their household goods into the Lutes property on north Main street last week. Mr. Heiser has a position in the Milford high school. Mrs. Walter Casper underwent a tonsil operation at the Warsaw hospital Thursday morning of last week. 50 Years Ago - August 30, 1917 Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Tom, died at his home at 9:30 Thursday evening at the age of 38. On last Thursday about 40 of the friends of Mrs. W. O. Wehrly assembled at tile home of her mother, Mrs. Thomas McDonald, for a surprise birthday party. i A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. ; Clyde Brouse, southeast of Milford, Monday, Aug. 27. | A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bucher. Tuesday. Aug. 28. Mrs. Bucher is the daughter of James Dewart, known as Miss LaVica Dewart. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Barnes and ■ J. H. Barnes are visiting with Mrs. Carl Walker at Berrien Springs. On Wednesday of last week Russell Ogden enlisted at Fort Wayne lin the aviation department. G. R. Ogden, Pardee Warstler, Irvin Warstler, Willard Patterson. Perry Hoover and their families and Harve Mathews were in attendance at the Hisey reunion at Island Park. Elkhart, on Sunday. Miss Ethel Felkner, Miss Elizabeth Hess. Russell Ogden, Miss ! Ruth Stametz cf Syracuse, Frank J. Lape and Miss Mellie Lape. formerly of Ligonier but now erf Mama, Ariz., motored to Fort Wayne on Wednesday of last week. The Merry Jaynes were entertained on Friday evening last, to a six o'clock luncheon, after which they were taken to Comus theatre and lastly to the home of Mrs. C. D. Barnes where a very’ gay time was had by all. Earl Tom and family and the Misses Lillian Ireland and Mary Louise Whitehead, were the guests of Mrs. John Bartholomew’ on Sunday. Change Os Address For Richard Warner Mrs. Maxine Warner has received word from her son airman second class Richard A. Warner that he has been assigned to Mill Valley AFS, Calif. His address is A/2C Richard A. Warner. AF 16883762. 666 Radar Sq. Mill Valley AFS, Calif. 94942.
A COMPLETE UNE OF WORK WEAR BY Osh Kosh Carhartt g s AND Brown Ducks AT HULL HOUSE Men’s and Young Men’s Wear Warsaw, Ind.
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Dewart Lake Protective Ass'n. Re-elects Officers The Dewart Lake Protective Association held its annual meeting on Labor Day, Sept. 4, at the Dewart Lake Marina with about 40 members present. Officers were re-elected as follows: Leonard Vanes, president; Neii Farrdll, vice president; Mrs. Alan (Helen) McDonald, treasurer; and Mrs. Neil (Joan) Farrell, secretary. The prime purpose of this association is to maintain the water level at the officially established level, namely 7.70. Plans are being drawn up for a dam to be constructed at the present site of the old one on the northwest side of the 'lake. The conservation department has done auguring in this area and will make recommendations in about two weeks. After the meeting was adjourned, annual dues were collected. Fall Projects Discussed By Milford Club Mrs. Lowell Rassi of r 2 Milford was. hostess for the Silver Thimble club last Tuesday evening with Miss Edith Baumgartner as co-hostess for the regular September meeting. The collect for women was repeated by the 21 members and one guest, Mrs. Charles Kerlin. Mrs. Donald Hoover presided over the business session during which time reports were given by the secretary, treasurer, and committee chairmen. Projects for September and October were discussed with emphasis on the rummage sale to be held September 15 and 16 at the fire station. Penalty bottles for raising money w’ere distributed. Members were asked to wear their oldest hat which brought forth favorable and humorous comments from other members. Mrs. Arthur Haab received a prize for modeling hers. Those not wearing hats w hen they came were provided w’ith a variety of types by the hostess. Refreshments of chicken salad, assorted chocolates and drinks were served from the dining room table attractively arranged with colorful napkins, red candles and a basket of fruit. Mrs. Frank Beer, Jr., will be club hostess in October. I wish folks who feel they aren’t sinners wculdn’t come to church — they give us a bad name.
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