The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 August 1968 — Page 3

LEGALS Commissioners Claims The following is a list of claims to be considered by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on September 3, 1968. Bessie Himes 386.25 Edith B. Beltz 334.75 Princess Marie Frush 309.00 Marilyn Williamson 300.41 Claudette Himes 276.38 Jean Tuka , 26.35 Norma Jean Werstler Messmore 148.75 Betty J. Busselberg 386.25 Kathryn M. Teel 334.75 Jeanne K. Endicott 309.00 Hazel B. Harman 38833 E. Bonita Freeman 291.66 Mary Beth Miner 327.25 Sally Grubb "1.75 Idlee Armey 386.25 Phylls Munson 334.75 Rita Miller 309.00 Lucille McCleary 300.41 Rita Golding 255.00 Ruth Hoppos 334.75 Helen Goshert 309.00 Roger Fellows ’15.66 Fred C. Carlin 49988 Gerald D. Oswalt «»,00 H. Earl Boggs 341.66 Jerry A. Johnson B. James Baker 600.83 Ronald L. Harris *38.33 Avis B. Gunter 364.80 Iva L. Carpenter 339.60 Alice R. Randels 309.00 Blanche E. Garber 329.60 Billie F. Andrews 216.66 Henry Hackworth *37 50 Ralph Whitesell *2916 Elizabeth F. Smith 166.66 Edward B. Funk 316.66 Milo E. Clase *»•;» Maxine Clase George A. Nye 335 .00 Robert L. Rasor 266.66 Charles E. Hlvely J 8 Maurice Lewallen 100.00 Shelman Marshall 100 00 C. W. Weaver J 5.00 Garold R. Horrlck 660.00 Janet I. Starner 3W.00 Christine Sue Fowler 330.00 Nancy Kay Robbins 330.00 Garlan Smith 150 00 Samuel Norris 150 ®" Lamar Leffert 18000 Ralph Warren 187 50 Lowell Tucker 75.00 Raymond Gall 75.00 Carl Franks ’77.50 Ralph Wertenberger 263.au Bertrum Roberts 165 00 Ed A. Rosswurm 313.uu George Watkins 285.00 Freeman Pence 330.00 Bernice Graham 60.00 Marilyn Phillips 82.50 Elmer Rassi no Donald Davidsen 300.00 William Motts 135.00 Raymond Pinkerton 135 uu Lena Davidsen 225.00 Nelson Hunt Charles Ramsey 375.00 Herald Gaston 300.00 Lawrence Gaston 300.00 Oscar Loetz 345.00 Alan Zimmerman 345.00 Eleanor Vanat-or 255.00 Suzanne Shock 285.00 Cheryl L. Leedy 315.00 Elizabeth Ganger 255.00 Educational Map & Charfc 607.30 Calvin E. Beck 397.50 Gerald Bushong 277.50 Louise Hoopingarner 292.50 Karl Franks 157 50 Shirley Connolly 300.00 Yetta Stage 247.50 Julia Rogers 315.00 Joe Bushong 300.00 Evelyn Cramer 330.00

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Karl Shortmeler 338 - 88 Cynthia A. Fry 345 22 Vickie Lee Smith 345 92 Edith E. Kuhn 235 .00 Dixie Donham 315 00 Charles Davies *5 00 Arnold Pfingst 75.00 Irene M. Scheidlpr 387 - 58 Laurel Brock 3 ~«SS Lee Good 75 00 Elisabeth Kuhn J 58 8? Gordon Nichols 235 00 Helen Nichols ’25.00 Betty Stahl ’25.00 Donald Baum ’55 00 Margaret Butts 347.12 Connie Fuller ’ 95 68 Janet E. Garber 335.68 Ronald O. Goshert 525.00 Norman Huffer 315.00 Thelma J. Leedy 355.68 William E. Sellers 330.00 Dane Smoke ’’® ®? United Tele. Co.. Phone 561.34 No. Ind. Pub. Serv. Co., Elect. 382.78 Sewage Treatment Off.. Sewage 48.90 water Utilities. Water 79.20 The Mail-Journal. Legal Ad. 661.40 Times-Union, do 539.14 A. E. Boyce Co., Supplies 206.15 Waddell Printing Co., do 36.20 Warsaw Printing Co., do 374-55 Thomas Rubber Stamp Clk.. do 7.87 Bobbs Merrill Co.. Inc., Aud. do 47.55 Frlden. Maint. Contr. 54.50 Hall Hardware Co.. Equip. 49.44 Wm. E. Ellis, Treas., Postage 3.00 wm. E. Ellis, Treas., do 2.77 Pitney-Bowes, Inc., do 36.01 Warsaw Office Supply, Supp- 1 00 Bankers Dispatch Corp., Rec., Transport. Lincoln-Graphic Corp., Tubes, Lab., Travel 25.50 •Kodak A/C 200, Supp. 96.00 3M Business Prod. Sales, Inc., do 63.23 Milton & Mildreed Warner (Sher.), Dog-catcher 21.00 Bledsoe Buick. Repairs 43.65 Crum Garage, do 8.30 D. & L. Comm., do 36.93 L. * L. Body Shop, do 21.50 Motorola C. * E., Inc., do 36.10 Rocket T.V. & App.. do 15 55 Schraders Auto. Store, do .47 Smith Ford, Inc., do »»t> David E. Andrews, prisoner meals 401.1 v Allen Shell Service, Gar. & Motor 1.50 Gast Fuel & Serv., Inc., do 201.11 Sinclair Refining Co., do 11 64 Snyder & Snyder Oil Co.. Inc., do 8.22 Texaco, do 6.0 b Warsaw Clean Towel, Instit. 39.90 Police Equip. Serv.. Equip. 17.66 Wholesale Elect. Serv. Co.. OPer. Equip. J " Charles M. Brower, Surv.. Trans. 88.72 Ind. Photocopy, Inc., Supp. 24.63 E C. Sommers Assoc., Equip. 121. u St. Joseph Hospital. Coroner, Autopsy 388 ® 8 Carl T. Zimmer, Co. A., Mileage 13.80 Business Equip. Co., SUPP. 2.08 Al lan A. Rasor, P.A.. Clerical Allan A. Rasor, Phone & Mlg. ’O-5’ Gene B. Lee, C.C., Judge-Venue 190.00 William M. Dalton. 11. Paup. Att 140.v0 Wallace J. Manrow, Mileage 67.70 A. V. Consultants, Inc., Repair 39.54 H A. Friend & Co., Inc., Supp. 46.60 Allen Smith Co.. Equip. 57.50 Bobbs-Merrill Co., Inc., do 213.29 The Lawyers Co-op., do “ 8 88 West Pub. Co., do 438-50 Rocket TV. & App., do 27’0.00 Power Plant Serv., Inc., Ct. H.. Repair “*-80 Sears, do Westron Corp., do Costello Manuf., Instit. *OOO Coverall Rental Serv., do 1810 Simon Broths.. Inc., do 33.53 Warsaw Dry Cleaner, do 55.50 Sharp Hardware Co.. Equip. & Repairs 1348 Western Union, Jail, Comm. 8.21 Deluxe Cleaners, Instit. 9.00 Hall Hardware, do 2.78 Warsaw Clean Towel Serv., do ii.au Sanco Prod. Co., Inc., Instit. 38.01 Arab Termite & Pest Control. Oper. Exp. 5.00

Miller’s Hardware & Lumber, Equip. 21.95 RocKet T.V. & App., do bo.uU Business Equip. Co., Serv.. Supp. 1.-0 Milo E. Clase, C.D., Phone 6.U0 Stephen Keith Farmer, Com. Damages 165,000.00 Harold Baker, Rd. Viewer 8.00 Arthur Griswald, do 8.00 Joe Hausman, do 8.6'0 John W. McClung, do 8.00 Warren Rosbrbugh, Com. 108 8.00 Ira Shue, Rd. Viewer 8.00 Hubert Hammons, do & mlg. 13.92 Gerald Smalley, do 10.0° Ralph Wrigley, do 9.52 Warsaw Ins. Agency, Ins. 314.30 Hall and Marose Agency, Bond 10.00 Norman & Esther Stephenson, Rent Space 200.00 Devon B. Maurer, Sold Gov’t, Mem. 8.00 McHatton Funeral Home, Soldier Burial 200.00 McMullan & Rude Funeral Home, do 100.00 Sheetz Funeral Home, do 100.00 Thomas &’ Goodier. do 130.00 Titus Funeral Home, do 100.60 Wright-Yoder Funeral Home, do 100.00 Paul Beery, Bounty 15.00 Rick Brennan, do 3.00 Scott Flowers, do 6.00 Jerry Clase. do 42.00 Russell Eber, do 3.00 Russell Evans, do 3.00 Robert Gearhart, do 3.00 Everil Helker. do 3.00 Bernice Kindig. do 3.00 Bruce Messmore, do 3.00 Georgia Nellans, do 3.C0 Don Miller & Tom Robbins, do 3.00 Roy Allan Teeple, do 3.00 County Council for Retarded, Retard. Children 3,250.00 Ind. Boy’s School. Ward of ct. 1.438.88 Ind. Girl’s School, do 643.40 Ind. State Farm, Trans, for W/C 71.80 New Castle State Hosp.. Inmate 19.50 White s Inst.. Ward of Ct. 403.00 Irene Byron Hosp., T.B. Inmate 15.60 Donald L. Baum, Way Re-Asmt. Mlg. 29.10 Gerald Bushong, T.C. Re-Asmt. Mlg. 26.00 Shirley Connolly, do 23.70 Evelyn L. Cramer, do 37.90 Donald Davidsen, do 21.60 Car) Franks. Re-Asmt. Mlg. 35.30 Cynthia A. Fry, T.C. Re-Asmt. Mlg. 8.00 H. A. Ganger. Re-Asmt. Mlg. 9.00 Harold A. Gaston, do 17.60 Lawrence W. Gaston, do 15.20 Lee Good, do 22.30 Louise Hoopingarner. T.C. /‘Re-Asmt. Mlg. 27.00 Nelson M. Hunt, Re-Asmt. Mlg. 37.00 Edith E. Kuhn, do 22.70 Lamar Leffert, do 30.90 Oscar B. Loetz, do 41.50 Samuel N. Norris, do 13.30 Freeman E. Pence, do 19.80 Marilyn Phillips, do 10.10 Elmer Rassi, do 18.60 Julie Rogers, do 6.50 Ed A. Rosswurm, do 15.40 Irene Scheidler. do 24.40 William E. Sellers, do 25.00 Garlen Smith, do 14.80 Yetta Stage, do 9.90 Ralph Warren, do 3.10 Loren T. Kruger, Dump Maint. 225.00 George Watkins, Re-Asmt. Mlg. 38.20 Ralph Wertenburger, do 23.40 Alan M. Zimmerman, do 37.80 Lakeland Office Supply. Supp. 7.22 Lincoln Graphic Corp., do 13.59 News Book Store, Inc., do 49.12 Syracuse Quality Printers, Inc., do 2.60 Thornburg Drug Co.. Inc.. ReAsmt. 1.49 Hall Hardware, Equip. 22.45 Orn Nursing Home, Twp. Patient 264.00 Walter Drug Co., do 26.30 Walters Drug Store, Med. for Inmates 8.05 Arnold or Joan Dierks, Dump. Maint. 175.00 Stanley Scott, do 311.66 Cyril Likens, do 225.00 Our Lady of the Lk. Seminary. do 100.00 Xerox, Equip. & Supp. 288.21 Drain Improvement—Gilliam

Pres GBD. Loan 20.000.00 Geo. A. Nye, CDB, Postage 2.40 Rueb Williams & Sons, L-gal Ad 4.22 Austin B. Bllckenstaff GDI, Maint. 100.00 Tracy Cockran, do 160.90 Dallas Cox. do 802.81 Raymond Custer, A.P. Jones Dit. 1.000.00 Stanley Custer, I. Shoemaker Dit. 1.749.30 Dalton Miller Corp., do 1,000.00 Glenn Gill, Maint. 1,270.00 Merl Heckman, do 113.30 Robert Hoffman, do 58.12 Meiser Bros., H. Cauffman Dit. 5.637.00 Max Montel. Maint. 966.60 Simons Sc Brady Excavating Co.. do 1.604.25 Millard Yant Sc Son. do 5.00 John Hooman. Upkeep, do 94.40 Simons Sc Brady Excavating Co.. do 80.50 Millard Yant. do 80.00 William J. Yoder, do 31.70 COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL Sc CLAIMS George M. Haymond 400.00 Carroll Sherman 705.83 Loren J. Pound 583.33 Barbara McClure 487.50 Nellie Van Marcke 350.00 Robert L. Conrad. DVM. Bd. Mtg, 20.00 A F. Ferguson, DDS, Bd. Mtg. & Mlg. 23.20 Byron C. Kennedy, Bd. Mtg. 20.00 Dan Lowman, Bd. Mtg. 20.00 Floyd L. Rheinheimer. MD. Bd. Mtg. 10.00 Wymond B. Wilson, MD, Bd. Mtg. 10.00 United Telephone Co.. Ph. 42.19 Warsaw Postmaster. Post. 15.00 Barbara McClure, Mlg. 11.52 Loren J. round, Mlg. 44.64 Carroll Sherman, Mlg. 103.12 Warsaw Printing Co., Off. Supp. 69.93 Gambles. Oper. Exp. 17.95 A. B. Dick Products Co., Equip. & Off. Supp. 349.85 Warsaw Ins. Agency, Inc., Ins. 12 40 COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT, PAYROLL Sc CLAIMS Allan Anders 498.96 John Armold 504.00 Cli.ford Baker 483.84 Emerson Cain 425.70 Stephen Clase 409.58 RobertTllevenger 425.70 Charles Cotton 498.96 Ermal G. Coy 498.96 John Davis 498.96 Muri Dawalt 504.00 Don Forney 504.00 Harold Gerard 505.26 Gilbert Griffis 498.96 Larry Harter 430.00 Frederick Kammerer 498.96 Russell Krichbaum 498.96 Alvin Miller 504.00 Bobby Miner 504.00 Larry Montel 505.26 Ronald Norman 491.40 Homer Ousley, Jr. 425.70 Paul Randall 498.96 Roswell Robbins 502.74 Harold Roberts 498.96 John Shively 425.70 Ronald Spaulding 504.00 Gary Teel 425.70 Kent Thomas 396.68 Luther Vancleave 498.96 Wayne Wood 423.36 Garl P. Young 504.00 John Alexander 526.62 Charles E. Bucher 518.76 Norman Clouse 518.76 Richard Emmons 520.07 Wilferd Fretz 539.72 Mettitt Hartman 531.86 Marshall Hawley 518.76 Walter Jontz 531.86 Lawrence Kindig 518.76 Ellis Koher 518.76 Donald Kuhn •> 518.76 Ralph Linn 518.76 Earl Long 518.76 Donald Metzger 534.48 Leo Mosier 518.76 Glenwood Secor 495.18 Harley Slater 518.76 George T. White 518.76 Bobby Griffis 67 50 Rex Deaton 529.24 Max Brown *98.96 Russel Sechrist 597.00

Worley Spitler 529.24 Kermit Summers 526.62 Claude Christner 666.66 Charles Cleveland 1,250.00 Prudential Ins. Co.. Ins. 1,746.98 United Telephone, Ph. 54.85 No. Ind. Pub. Serv. Co., Elec. & Gas 66.03 Auto Carburetor Sc Marine Co., Rep. 16.24 Hull's Speed Equip., do 5.50 Frlden, Inc., do 54.50 Ringer Body Shop, do 60.00 W & W Truck Sales, Inc., Rep. - rep. pts. - rent gr. 467.12 Ace Hardware, Garage 11.08 Forrest H. Brockhoff, do 6.32 Correlated Products, Inc., do 33.25 Costello Manufacturing Co., do 44.75 Cover-All Rental Service, do 577.20 Edd's Feed Service, do 15.80 Gulf Oil Corp., do 3,052.14 Indiana Textile Co., do 42.44 Lake City Wholesale Co., Inc., do 14.00 Lubrication Engineers, Inc., do 294.30 Moellering Supply Co., Inc., do 35.50 Monteith Tire, Inc., do I*o-33 Mossman-Yarnelle Co., do 133.61 Purity Cylinder Gases, Inc., do 71.91 Sharp Hardware, do }O.IO Standard Oil Co., do 342.24 Warsaw Dry Cleaners & Laundry, do 17.50 R. G. Roberts Sc Co., Supp. 3.76 Dalton-Miller Corp., Other Oper. Exp. 3.095.00 Erie Stone, Inc.. Grav. Sc Stone 1,748.56 Pierceton Equip. Co., Bitum. Sc Rep. pts. 25 ’ 565 ?? Mae Friedman. Grav. Sc Stone 1,127.25 J. Sc M. Gravel Corp., do 3,312.33 Elmer Zimmerman, do 327.00 Johnson Lumber Yard. Lumber 10.90 Huffer Foundry Co.. Inc., Culverts 41 08 Logansport Metal Culvert Co.. Inc., do 6,438.33 Hall Sign & Post, Inc., Rd. Signs 359.20 Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.. do Stello Prod., Inc., do 150.03 Walmer Supply. Inc., Rd. Sis' lß Sc rep. pts. 124,68 American Steel Supply Corp., Prts ’ _ M 75 Bearings, Inc., do 62.73 Deeds Equip. Co., do 20 ’’ 75 De Good Tractor Sales, do 4.uv Dwyer Equip. Co., do I*** Mike Gill Auto Parts, do * 00 Indiana Equip. Co., do 4i.jt> Ind. Tractor Sc Equip. Co.. Inc., do 33.06 Korte’Brothers, Inc., do 120.94 Mac Allister Machinery, Inc., do 172.25 Schrader-Warsaw Co., Inc., do 118.21 Superior Pipe Specialties Co., do 35.14 Trans-Power, do 11.11 Warsaw Automotive Supply. „ Inc., do , 685 49 Fitzpatrick Paint Mfg. Co.. ,007 Inc., Paint „ 19 87 Brooks Constr. Co., Inc., Rent of Equip. }*’ 49 ’ 33 Phend Sc Brown, Inc., do 10.G07.7t Kos. County Treasurer, Ditch AtsSTYlt QiU.OO Gast Fuel Sc Serv.. Inc.. Equip. Murray Equip., Inc., do Wholesale Electric Serv. Co., do 9.13 COUNTY WELFARE DEPT. PAYROLL & CLAIMS Howard B. Johnson 650.00 Opal Joy Harman *’®-®? Mary Ruth Wilson *’® ®® Constance Buckles *]u Jean F. Grubb * 4 °- 6 ® Lillian O. Davis ’75.W Yvonne Sue England 290.uu Beverly Anne Warner 275.00 Dorothy L. Anglin 485 United Telephone Co.. Ph. 97.08 Linda Brandon. Mlg. **•»» Constance Buckles, do Lillian Davis, do Yvonne Sue England, do J Jean Grubb, do "• Opal Joy Harman, do 39.8 U Howard Johnson, do 1 ' Beverly Anne Warner, do 3- '•> Mary Ruth Wilson, do 22.60 3M Business Products Sales, do 28.61 Warsaw Printing Co Off. Supp. 48.97 T. V. Butler, M.D., Cr. Child 17.00 Elkh. Rehab. Ctr do 74.00 Charles T. Frissell. do 31.00 I. U. Med. Ctr. Hosps., do 17-W St. Joseph s Hosp., do Thornburg Drug Co., do b" Argos Pharmacy, Wd. of Ct. zi u Brennans Drug Store, do 18 Coun. for Retd., Kos. Co. do 8.00 William Cron, M D , do J Robert Dormife, MJD. do 6.00 j. N. Hampton, M.D.. do 9 58 George Haymond, do ir’cd Charles Herrick, do J 8 Q 0 John Lee, M.D., do 11 00 Wm. Parke. M.D., do ■ W. J. Rusler, M.D., do • Walter Drug Co. do J Wymond Wilson, M.D. do • Howard Wilson do « “ Bethel Home Place, Inc. do Ind. Unit. Meth. Children s H„ Jean’s Children’s Home, do G. A. MCDowell. M.D.. do .30.00 Saint Vincent Villa, do 153’00 R. W. Terrill. M.D. do 153.00 The Lutheran Hosp, do Goshen General Hosp. Hosp. 4saoo Comm. Warsaw Insurance Agency, 01 • 8{) ?°Lawrence Butts, do hereby certify .kL above is a true list of claims to be presented to the Kosciusko County Board of C° mm i s Q £ ‘° nerS ° n ‘ 3rd day of September, 1968. Lawrence Butts Auditor, Kosciusko County Mr. and Mrs. Ren Clark of Milford have returned home, after spending some time in Rochester, Minn.

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60th Wedding Anniversary Observed Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Samud Hartter of r 1 Milford were guests of honor at a dinner held at a Syracuse restaurant Sunday in observance of their 60th wedding anniversary. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. James Randall, Eric, Huntter, and Shanna, Mrs. Maxine Robinson and Joan, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Randall. Coffee and anniversary cake were served in the afternoon at the Hartter home. Leesburg United. Methodist Church Presents Worship Service “Kicking the Marriage Habit” was the topic for the worship service presented by the Leesburg Methodist church at the Worship in the Round Sunday morning. Appropriate music was furnished by the chancel choir directed by Robert Bishop. A good crowd was in attendance. August Meeting Os Ruth Missionary Circle The Ruth missionary circle of the Oswego Baptist church met Thursday afternoon at the church with Mrs. Esther Lloyd reading from the Secret Place for devotions. Mrs. George Armbruster presented the program on “Turning the World Upside Down”. A discussion period followed. PARENTS OF SON Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blue are the parents of a son born August 24 at the Goshen hospital. The new arrival weighed seven pounds, two cunces. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunter of r 1 are maternal grandparents, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blue of r 1 are paternal grandparents. Mrs. Anna Hartman is the maternal great-grandmother. 'Table Settings Topic For Program At Club Meeting Mrs. Russell Harmon, assisted by Mrs. Ruth Knepper, was hostess to members of the Eight Square club on Tuesday evening. Members answered roll call by telling where they went on their vacation. Health and safety hints cn car inspection were given by Mrs. George Armbruster, and gardening hints by Mrs. Rex Sausaman. Mrs. Betty Hettier presented the lesson on “Table Settings”. “In the Good Old Summertime”, the song of the month, was reviewed by Mrs. Melvin Gunter and sung by the group. An auction was held with Mrs. Fred Stockey in charge. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Girl Stater Gives Report At Auxiliary Meeting Mrs. Howard Lursen was hostess to members of the American Legion Auxiliary at the home of Mrs. Bertha Frederickson Tuesday evening with 11 present. Miss Christine Archer gave her report cn attending Girls’ State this summer. She was sponsored by the auxiliary. The hostess served refreshments. GUESTS IN BISHOP HOME ON SUNDAY Mrs. Anna Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bishop were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop, Larry, Judy and Cindy. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mock of r r Milford were supper guests. Ones visiting in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stookey of South Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Broadbent and family of Elkhart. Larry Bishop will leave Wednesday for Plainview, Texas, where he is a student at Wayland Baptist college. Special Events At United Methodist Church ■Hiere will be an executive session of the Women’s Society held at the church for the purpose of preparing the program for the

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year on Thursday evening. On Sunday, Sept. 8, during the wcrship hour the commission on religious education will arrange a promotion service. The sermon topic for Sunday morning will be “A Christian Looks at Labor” in recognition of Labor Day. Pvt. Lonnie Irvine In Hospital Pvt. Lonnie Irvine, who is serving in the Marines, is in the hospital at Camp Pendleton, Calif., with an infected foot. Surgery was to have been performed on the foot last Wednesday. THE HUGH McCANNS ENTERTAIN FOR BIRTHDAYS Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCann entertained Thursday evening for Mrs. Forrest Croop of Warsaw and Mrs. Raymond Hartman in honcr of their birthdays. Homemade ice cream and cake were served to the guests of honor and to Mrs. Bess Croop and Forrest Croop, Linda and Nancy of Warsaw, Miss Ethel Anglin, Columbia City, Mrs. Larry Hartman, Sherri and Kerri, and Raymond Hartman, Kim and Randy. Annual Farmers’ Union Picnic Members from Kosciusko, Whitley and Elkhart counties of the Farmers’ Union held their annual picnic at the Conservation Club house at Silver Lake Sunday. This is comprised of the second district. A basket dinner was enjoyed at the noon hour. John Raber of Bristol, who was the first president, Alvah Troyer, Lafountaine, the second president, and Harold Wright, the third, and present president, were in attendance and gave short talks. Lawrence Dorrell, legislature director, was the principal speaker. The Wayne Butt family of Peru, consisting of the mother, father, daughter and son, provided the entertainment. It consisted of a chalk talk, speciality acts, comedy, but mostly of music. Tap dance numbers were given by Marla Laffert and Rhonda Runnells of Mentone. Whitley county had the most members present, but all were well represented. COMMUNITY NEW& Mr. and Mrs. Emery Drake and Monte of Orlando, Fla., visited the Robert Teeple family on Sunday and Thursday evenings. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen spent Friday at Fenville, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Allen. Max returned home with them and Kip remained for a visit. Captain William Lyons is enjoying a short leave at his home, arriving Saturday night. He will soon leave for a tour in Viet Nam. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richey had dinner Sunday evening at a Syracuse restaurant in honor of both their birthdays which occur in August. Rev. David Willett and Mr. and Mrs. Esta Yocum visited Mrs. Norman Hunsberger of Milford at the Cleveland Clinic Saturday. Mr. Hunsberger returned home with them. Mrs. Max Anglin, Mrs. Herschel Albert and Mrs. John Lursen met with Mrs. Chris Kammerer at her home Monday evening to make plans for the county extension homemakers club Christmas workshop. The Jefferson Stookey reunion will be held on Labor Day at Middlebury. Mrs. Glen Deeter and Mrs. Amanda Stackhouse visited Tuesday with Mrs. Iva Etter, who is at the home of her sister in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Popenfoose and family are moving to Fort Wayne as soon as they are able to obtain a house. Mr. Popenfoose is being transferred from Saint Clairsville, Ohio. They are former residents of the Oswego area. Kerry Boggs and Charles Lyons attended the state fair at Indiana apolis Sunday. Gerald Deatsman of California, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Ruth Deatsman, spent the week end in Hicksville, Ohio, with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sands, Jeff pnd Lori of Munster spent the

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week end with the Glen Deeters. Mrs. Sands and children remained for a week’s visit. Kathy Gosser of Chicago is spending two weeks with her grandparents. Rev. and Mrs. David Gosser. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Goon and family had a picnic dinner Sunday at Rochester with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Woods. Mrs. Anna Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. William Jefferies visited Mrs. Myrtle Curry Wednesday. Lewis Noel was admitted to the Goshen hospital Saturday for observation and treatment. Mrs. Ora Irvine and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Irvine attended the observance of the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bodkin on r r Roann Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kammerer and granddaughter, Angie Yergler, spent Friday with the David Pulver family at Woodburn. Larry Kammerer attended the state fair at Indianapolis Thursday and Saturday. The Leesburg Lions club took the 4-H boys and girls who had ‘ completed their projects to the state fair Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garman entertained Sunday in honor of the birthday of Dennis Garman. Relatives came from Michigan, South Bend, New Carlisle, Leesburg and Warsaw. All enjoyed a cookout. Mrs. Inez Shively and Mrs. Ruth DeFries spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Roy Garman. Samuel Moneyheffer of Nappanee spent Sunday with the John Moneyheffer family. List State Fair Winners In Entomology Area winners of awards in 4-H entomology at the state fair are as follows: Division I — Blue ribbons, Paula Ktebel, r 1 Rome City; Mike Murphy, Columbia City; Vincent L.~ Rhodes, r 1 North Webster and Jerry Wiggins, r 1 Wakarusa. Division II — Blue ribbons, Rie Fulk, r 5 Columbia City and Dale Goodman, r 1 Bristol. Division 111 — Blue ribbons, Terry L. Weldy, r 1 Wakarusa and Anne Zumbrum, r 1 Churubusco. Division V — Blue ribbon, Carol A. Johnson, Goshen; white ribbon, Tim Fulk, r 5 Columbia City. Division VI and beyond — Blue ribbons, Tom Mattix, Columbia City; and red ribbons, Charla Presser, r 1 Bristol. Miss Lucy Jean Titsworth has returned to her home at Harren’s Island, Mich., after visiting Mrs. Lloyd W. Slagle and Miss Gertrude Brown at their summer home at Lake Wawasee. ” ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS * The town board of the town of Milford Junction, Indiana, will receive bids for purchase and application of asphalt mixture for certain street improvements until 7:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on the 9th day of September, 1968, in the Town Hall of the Town of Milford Junction, Indiana. Proposals will be received for improvements to separate parts of streets and for all of said certain streets and for materials to be furnished all in accordance to plans and specifications now on file in the office of the Town Clerk-Treasurer. Proposals shall be properly and completely executed on bid form 95 and with form 96 and non-colluslon affidavit as prescribed by the state board of accounts and required by statute. An acceptable certified check or bank draft, made payable to the Town Clerk-Treasurer or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidder and a satisfactory surety company in an amount not less than 10 per cent of the bid shall be submitted with each bid. Contractors awarded work shall be required to furnish an acceptable surety bond in an amount of 100 per cent of the contract price. Payment shall be made from funds on hand and the award shall be conditioned on funds being available for such construction and no bids shall be withdrawn after the opening of blds without the consent of the Town ClerkTreasurer for a period of 60 days after the scheduled time of closing blds. The right is reserved to reject any or all blds and to waive any informalities in bidding. Town Board of Milford Junction, Indiana CARL DUNCAN . GERALD MARTIN JOHN F. AUGSBURGER M-J. — Aug. 28 Sc Sept. 4 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TURKEY CREEK TOWNSHIP Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Turkey Creek Township of Kosciusko County. Indiana, that the Township Advisory Board will meet at the Syracuse Town Hall on Wednesday, September 11, 1968. at 10:00 a.m. for the purpose of considering a proposal to establish accumulative fire-fighting fund for the following purpose or purposes: To provide funds for the purchase and replacement of equipment and necessary supplies required by the fire-fighting force of such township. And the levying of an additional tax of Four Cents ($.04) on each one hundred dollars ($lOOl of taxable real and personal property within the taxing district to provide monies for said fund, said tax to be first levied in 1969. payable in 1970. and annually thereafter for a period not to exceed 5 years, as provided for in Chapter 330, Acts 1959. Taxpayers are invited to be present at the meeting and to exercise their rights to be heard on said proposal. The proposal, in the form of a resolution or ordinance, if adopted, will then be submitted to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for its approval. Harold Kuhn, Township Trustee Harold Gray, Advisory Board James Fry, Advisory Board Maurice Dorsey. Advisory Board M-J. — Aug. 28 Sc Sept. 4

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