The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 September 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 October 1, 1968. Bessie Himes 386.25 Edith B. Beltz 334.75 Princess Marie Frush 309.00 Marilyn Williamson 300.41 Frances Noble 249.25 Marjorie Nye 129.50 Norma Jean Messmore < 64.75 Betty J. Busselberg 386.25 Kathryn M. Teel 334.75 Jeanne K. Endicott 309.00 Hazel B. Harman 308.33 F. Bonita Freeman 291.66 Mary Beth Miner 253.75 Nancy J. Gault 176.00 Idlee Armey 386.25 Phyllis Munson 334.75 Rita Miller 309.00 Lucille McCleary 300.41 Margaret Menzie 276.38 Ruth Hoppus 334.75 Helen Goshert , 309.00 Roger -Fellows 511.66 Fred C. Carlin 495.00 -Gerald D. Oswalt 425.00 Earl Boggs 341.66 Stanley B. Holderman 425.00 B. James Baker 600.83 Ronald L. Harris 438.33 ,Avis B. Gunter 364.80 Iva L. Carpenter 329.60 Alice R. Randels 309.00 Cheryl L. Leedy 228.00 Suzanne J. Shock 96.00 Elizabeth Ganger 132.00 Blanche E. Garber 329.60 Jean Tuka 273.00 Billie F. Andrews 223.16 Henry Hackworth 437.50 Ralph Whitesell 429.16 Elizabeth F. Smith 166.66 Edward B. Funk 316.66 Milo E. Clase 50.00 .Maxine Clase . 18.75 George A. Nye 325.00 Robert L. Rasor 266.66 (Charles E. Hively ,80.00 Maurice Lewallen 80.00 jShelman Marshall .80 00 C. W. Weaver 75.00 Garold R. Horrlck 600.00 Janet I. Starner 300.00 Christine Sue Fowler 300.00 Nancy Robbins 300.00 John I. Sands 360.00 Lowell B. Pontius 345.00 Ray Wilson 360.00 Harold Scott 120.00 tCarlen Smith 330.00 Samuel N. Norris 345.00 Lowell Tucker 90.00 Haymond Gall 90.00 C. H. Parker 600.00 ,Carl Shipley 600.00 Eldora Neher 150.00 Freeman. E. Pence 225.00 George Watkins 157.50 Ed A. Rosswurm 345.00 Bernice Graham 150.00 Sheldon P. Kent 360.00 Foster A. Parker 607.50 Roscoe E. Nine 645.00 Donald A. Bragg 277.50 Marjorie M. Hoffman 142.50 Dallas M. Tracy 360.00 Francis A. Hutchens 592.50 Charles H. Ramsey 375.00 Nelson M. Hunt 375.00 Harold-A. Gaston 315.00 Lawrence W. Gaston 315.00 Oscar B. Loetz 390.00 Alan M. Zimmerman 375.00 Cheryl L. Leedy 105.00 Suzanne J. Shock 195.00 Elizabeth Ganger 180.00 Joe R. Bushong 142.50 Arnold Pfingst 75.00 Gerald Bushong 300.00 Julia Rogers 292.50 Calvin E. Beck 483.75 Shirely Connolly 285.00 Elizabeth Kuhn 165.00 Louise Hoopingarner 135.00 Cynthia A. Fry 300.00 Laurel Brock 202.50 Irene Scheidler 202.50 Dixie Donham 255.00 Educational Map & Chart Service 573.75 Edith E. Kuhn 300.00 Evelyn L. Cramar 300.00 Karl Shortemeier 315.00 Raymond Pinkerton 255.00 William Motts 255.00 Donald Davidson 300.00 Elmer Rassi 300.00 Lena Davidson 225.00 James Tuttle 150.00 Ward Kerr 150.00 Helen Nichols 375.00 Gordon Nichols 375.00 Netty Stall * 375.00 Donald L. Baum 167.12 Margaret Butts 310.68 Connie Fuller 334.24 Janet E. Garber 68.56 Jtonald O. Goshert 500.00 Norman Huffer 300.00 Thelma J. Leedy 334.24 William E. Seders 300.00 Yetta Stage 300.00 Vicki Lee Smith 225.00 Ralph Warren 255.00 Lamar Leffert 255.00 Rex Remy 112.50 Arma L. Eckert 30.00 United Telephone Co., Ph. 612.51 No. Ind. Pub. Serv. Co., Elec. & Gas 411.82 Sewage Treatment Off., Sewage 48.90 Water Utilities, Water 79.90 Thomas Rubber Stamp, Supplies 10.40 - Warsaw Printing Co., do 875.43 Warsaw Office Supply, do 6.96 T. Ethna Scott, Clk., Trans, tt St. Mtg. 44.56 Warsaw Post Office, Ptg. 15.00 William Meyers, MD, Comm. Pat 7.50 Robert W. Price MD, do 7.50 A. E. Boyce Co., Aud., Supplies 537.15 Waddell Printing Co., do 19.00 Wm. E. Ellis, Treas., St. Mtg. & Mlg. 30.80 Pitney-Bowes, Inc., Supplies 85.26 E. Mazie Alexander, Rec., St. Mtg. & Mlg. 56.16 E. Mazie Alexander, Ptg. 215.00 Bankers Dispatch Corp., Trans. 5.10 Lincoln-Graphic Corp., Supplies 15.13 Wolford Elec. Co., do 21.30 Milton ‘Jim” Warner, Sher., dogCatcher 43.50 Motorola C & E, Inc., Repair 36.10 Snyder & Snyder Oil Co., Repair 16.44 David E. Andrews, prisoners meals 336.70 Fred Carlin, Garage .61 Fork’s Auto Supply, do 6.00 Gast Fuel & Service, do 202.30 Executive Office Machine, Supp. 3.25 Gerber Manufacturing Co., Oth. oper. exp. 20.09 Romine Electric Co., Equip. 600.00 Charles M. Brower, Surv., Trans. 57.36 Carl T. Zimmer, Co.A, Mileage 23.00 Winona Lake Postmaster, Ptg. & Supplies 121.55 Wolford Discount Hdw., Wta, Equip. 20.00 Allan A. Rasor, P.A., Cler. rent Ph. 270.48 Gene B. Lee, Per Dlem-Jdg. 80.00 Herbert H. Bent, Pauper Att'y. 2700.00 Wallace J. Manrow, Trav. exp. 108.47 Howard-s, Supplies 7.90 International Business, do 15.74 Lake City Wholesale Co., Jurors Supp. 9.60 Lorraine A. Crawford, do 7.44 Liberty Case, Jury meals 22.30 Westminster Hotel, do 39.00 Lawyers Co-op Pub. Co., equip. 59.50 Shephard's Citations, do 172.00 West Publishing Co., do 279.00 Warsaw Post Office, CEB, ptg. 120.00 Sharp Hdw. Co., repairs 6.88 Lowery Sewing & Fabric Ct.H., repairs 7.69 Service Electric, Inc., do 4.40 Sharp Hdw. Co., do & equip. 11.56 Coverall Rental Serv., Instit. 18.45 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., do 62.10 Warsaw Chemical Co., do 13.40 Warsaw Wholesale Supplies, do 11.20 Warsaw Dry Cleaners, Oth. oper. exp. 60.25 Western Union Telegraph JAIL, Comm. 4.12 Hall Hdw., Inc., repairs 5.43 Romine Electric Co., do 313.62 Ace Hardware, Instit. 1.03 Indiana Restaurant Equip., do 20.80 Lake City Wholesale, do 9.05 Warsaw Clean Towel Serv., do 11.50 Arab Termite & Pest Control, Oth. oper. exp. 5.00 Reub Williams & Sons, CDB, legal ad. 5.95 Milo E. Clase, CD, phone 6.00 Raloh E. Brubaker, COM, Tax Adj. Bd. 12.00 Maurice Crow, do 12.00 Seth I. Mason, do 12.00 Lynn E. Pierce, do 12.00 The Mail-Journal, legal ad. 419.18 Times-Union, do 259.39 Dean Coffin, official bond 10.00 Norman & Esther Stephenson, rent off. 200.00 Loren T. Kruger, dump maint. 225.00 McHatton Funeral Home, sold. burial 400.00 Myrl Alexander, fox bounty 9.00 Rick Baney, do 3.00 Addlene Bays, do 3.00 Harry Bornmann, do 9.00 Roy D. Gregory, do 3.00 Joe Kline, do 3.00 Steve Shoemaker, do 3.00 Mark Snider, do 3.00 William Wiggs, do 3.00 Chuck Zimmerman, do 3.00 White’s Institute, Ward of Ct. 403.00 Gerald W. Snider VDM, cattle testing 38.10 Donald A. Bragg, Reasmt. mlg. 20.30 Shirley Connolly, do 10.70 Evityn Cramar, do 13.70 Donald J. Davldsen, do 50.30 Dixie Donham, do 34.90

Cynthia A. Fry, do 4,08 Harold A. Gaston, do 21;W Lawrence W. Gaston, do 19.00 Louise Hoopingarner, do 4.50 Nelson M. Hunt, COM. Reasmt. Mlg. 58.90 Francis G. Hutchens, do 42.20 Shelton P. Kent, do 13.50 Ward B. Kerr, do 10.70 Edith Kuhn, do 15.40 Cheryl L, Leedy, do 12.30 LaMar Leffert, do 12.90 Oscar B. Loets, do 48.30 Roscoe E. Nine, do 48.60 Samuel N. Norris, do 60.70 Foster A. Parker, do 64.10 Rex Remy, do 9-50 Julie Rogers, do 15.20 Edward A. Rosswurm, do 29.30 Irene Scheidler, do 7.00 Karl C. Schortemeier, do 12.60 Harold Scott, do 47.30 Garlen Smith, do 1860 Yetta Stage, do 6.60 Dallas M. Tracy, do 62.30 Lowell Tucker, do 34.50 James O. Tuttle, do 22.90 Ralph Warren, do 15.30 George Watkins, do 22.60 Alan Zimmerman, do 47.60 Robert L. Hoffman, Reasmt. Supplies 32.45 Lakeland Office Supply, do 12.10 Thornburg Drug Co., do 1-48 Business Equipment Co., do, ' equip. . 123.25 Executive Office Mach., Inc., do, rental 2500 Kos. Co. Fair Ass’n., do, do 25.00 Orn Nuring Home, Twp. patient 264.00 Walter Drug Co., 8o 14.95 Fort Wayne Community Schools Trans., Tuition 974.21 Lebanon Comm. School Corp., ■ do 528.97 Brennan’s Drug Store, med., inmates , _-?8 Arthur L. Moser MD, do 3.00 William C. Parke MD,. do 4 00 Roland S. Snider MD, do 8.00 Walter’s Drug Store, do 12. GU Arnold or Joan Dierks, dump maint. 175.00 Cyril F. Likens, do 225.00 Our Lady of the Lake Seminary, do 100.00 Stanley Scott, do 311.16 Xerox Corporation, Rent of Equip. 25.00 Sam Boggs, GDI, Ditch 25.85 Dallas Cox, do 852.00 Myrtus Custer, do 335.20 Raymond Custer, do 1099.90 Mervin Jones, do 96,60 Max Montel, do 773.60 Wally Simmons, do 3341.84 Griffin & Kilmer, Dlt. Upkeep, do 510.00 Miller & Sons Lumber, do 50.00 Max Montel, do 3<?00 Robert J. Scott, do HI’?? Wally Simmons, do 409.51 COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL AND CLAIMS George M. Haymond 400.00 Carroll Sherman 705.83 Loren J. Pound 583.33 Barbara McClure 487.50 Nellie Van Marcke 350.00 Dan Lowman, Mlg. 2.00 Floyd L. Rheinheimer, MD, Mlg. 2.50 Wymond B. Wilson, MD, Mlg. 2.5'0 United Telephone Co., Ph. Warsaw Postmaster, Post. 15.Q0 Barbara A. McClure, RN, Mlg. 40.16 Loren J. Pound, Mlg. 46.80 Carroll Sherman, Mlg. 82.88 Warsaw Office Supply, Supplies 6.30 Warsaw Printing Co., Supplies 7.81 A. B. Dick Products Co., Oper. Exp. 13.75 Walter Drug Co., Oper. Exp. 3.60 COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT. PAYROLL AND CLAIMS Allan Anders 521.64 John Arnold 524.16 Clifford F. Baker 542.34 Emerson Cain 445.05 Stephen D. Clase 230.05 Robert J. Clevenger 193.51 Charles E. Cotton 521.64 Ermal G. Coy John E. Davis 521.64 Muri A. Dawalt 521.64 Don Forney 524.16 Harold Gerard 521.64 Gilbert E. Griffis 522.90 Larry D. Harter 264.45 Frederick E. Kammerer 522.90 Russell Krichbaum 521.64 Alvin H. Miller 522.90 Bobby D. Miner 525.42 Larry L. Montel 525.42 Ronald Norman 540.54 Homer Ousley, Jr. 253.70 Paul Randall HHa Roswell Robbins 526.68 Harold Roberts 521.64 John D. Shively 251.55 Ronald Spaulding 521.64 Gary W. Teel 251.55 Kent R. Thomas 367.65 Luther G. Vancleave 525.42 Wayne L. Wood 521.64 Dari P. Young 532.98 John Alexander 643.65 Charles E. Bucher 589.50 Norman W. Clouse 542.34 Richard P. Emmons 516.14 Wilfegd Fretz 547.58 Bobby J. Griffis 22.50 Merritt L. Hartman 547.§8 Marshall Hawley 547.58 Walter Jontz 544.96 Lawrence Kindig 550.20 Ellis Koher I- 597.36. Donald E. Kuhn ] 542.34 Ralph E. Linn 542.34 Earl Long ' 542.34 Donald Metzger 586.88 Leo Mosier 471.60 Glenwood Secor 594.74 Harley Slater 542.34 George T. White 542.34 Rex Deaton 544.96 Max E. Brown 521.64 Russell Sechrist 664.50 . Worley Spitler 555.44 Kermit F. Summers 568.54 Claude Christner 666.66 Charles R. Cleveland 1,250.00 Prudential Ins. Co., Ins. 1,746.98 Hull’s Transfer Co., Inc., Trans. 634 Kos. Co. Hwy. Dept., do 7.00 United Telephone Co., Ph. 58.88 No. Ind. Puo. Serv., Elec. & Gas 70.82 Emergency Radio Service, Rep.-Rep. pts. 266.00 Emergency Radio Service, Rep. 739.20 Cover-AU Rental Service, Garage 694.10 Eutectic Welding Alloys, do 168.50 Gulf Oil Corporation, do 3,143.44 Monteith lire Co., Inc., do 118.43 Mossman-Yarnelle Co., do 51.79 Purity Cylinder Gases, Inc., do 27.74 Safety Equip. & Supply Co., do 52.20 Schrader-Warsaw Co., Inc., Gar.-rep. pts. 66.31 Standard Oil Co., Garage 588.00 Texaco Inc., do 84.15 Warsaw Dry Cleaners & Laundry, do 14.00 A. E. Boyce Co., Inc., Supplies 29.30 Executive Office Machine, Inc., do 5.70 Warsaw Printing Co., do 6.90 Mae Friedman, Gravel & Stone 869.55 J. & M. Gravel Corp., do 2,830.94 Western Ind, Aggregates, Inc., do 29.25 Elmer Zimmerman, do 128,25 Pierceton Equip. Co., Inc., Bitum. 51,307.58 Miller & Sons Lumber Co., Tile-Sewer pipe 89.42 Johnson Lumber Yard, Lumber 14.23 Armco Steel Corp., Culverts 1,402.72 Logansport Metal Culvert Co., do 2,861.12 Deeds Equip. Co., Inc., Rep. pts. 645.69 Indiana Equip. Co., Inc., do 463.65 Ind. Tractor & Equip. Co., do 72.96 Kendaiivine Brush & Broom Co., do 225.00 Korte Bros., Inc., do 574.95 Mac Allister Mach. Co., do 176.96 McCormick Motors, Inc., do 128.04 btockberger Mach., Inc., do 110.42 Warsaw Automotive Supply, Inc., Rep. pts. - Equip. 227.24 W & W Truck Sales, Inc., Rep. pts. 170.05 Wholesale Electric Ser. Co., do 4.29 Brooks Cons. Co., Inc., Rent-gr. & Equip. 5,093.73 Sharp Hardware Co., Equip. 4.45 COUNTY WELFARE DEPT. PAYROLL AND CLAIMS Howard B. Johnson 650.00 Opal Joy Harman 420.00 Mary Ruth Wilson 420.00 Constance O. Buckles 410.00 Jean F. Grubb 440.00 Lillian O. Davis 375.00 Yvonne Sue England 295.00 Esther B. Hoover 275.00 Dorothy L. Anglin 405.00 Unit.d Telephone Co., Ph. 115.61 Constance O. Buckles, Mlg. 24.80 Jean F. Grubb, do 78.30 Opal Joy Harman, do 15.10 Mary Ruth Wilson, do 24.50 Warsaw Office Supply, Maint. Cont. 110.00 Warsaw Printing Company, Supp. .95 Eik. Rehabilitation Ctr., Cr. Child 54.00 I. U. Med. Ctr. Hosps., do 337.62 Thornburg Drug Co., do 10.69 Coun. Retd., Kos. Co., Wd. of Ct. 8.00 P.D. Grossnlckle, 0.D., do 62.00 D.T. Stouder, M.D., do 68.00 Walter Drug Co., do 13.50 Wymond B. Wilson, M.D., do 3.00 Bethel Home Place, Inc., do 372.00 Ind. Unit. Meth. Children’s H., do 217.00 Jean's Children Home, do 174.75 Saint Vincent's Villa, do 775.00 Helen Grow, Hosp. Comm. 48.00 I. U. Med. Center, do 1,703.65 I, Lawrence Butts, do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims to be presented to the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners of the Ist day of October, 1968. Lawrence Butts Auditor, Kosciusko County Peffley and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Prickett of Syracuse have returned home from a fishing trip at Baldwin, Mich.

Bayh Rips LBJ On Highway Freeze; 'Again Ignoring Will Os Congress'

WASHINGTON, D. C. — Indiana Senator Birch Bayh ripped into President Johnson Thursday, Sept. 19, for “ignoring the will of Congress and playing havoc with the safety of the American people” by withholding some i S2OO million in highway construction funds. Bayh, in a letter to the White House released Thursday, Sept. 19, said that sls million of the frozen funds is delaying construction of 15 federal - state highway projects in Indiana. “You will recall, Mr. President, that a year ago we discussed this same question,” Bayh said in his letter. “At that time, $76 million was being withheld from Indiana highway projects and many more millions were withheld from other states. I argued then, and I repeat now, that this is false economy. The funds, under law, cannot be used for any purpose other than highway construction. While these projects are delayed, the carnage on our highways — which results in death to more than 50,000 Americans each year — continues. “As in the past, T simply see no justification for your present action. Worse, in this action, you are ignoring the will of Con-

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gress and playing havoc with the safety of the American people.” In 1967, in the wake of a larger but similar freeze on highway funds, Bayh, a member of the Senate Subcommittee on Roads, introduced a resolution demanding the funds be released. After Bayh’s resolution drew 49 other Senators as co-sponsors, the President released the money. This year, in enacting a new highway bill, Congress included some of Bayh’s language by declaring: “It is the sense of Congress that no funds appropriated under this Act should be withheld by any member of the Executive Branch.” Bayh’s letter said: “This language, while it does not have the force of law, specifically indicates the overwhelming sentiment in Congress. I deem it most inappropriate for the President of the United States to ignore this sentiment, particularly when the justification that this is an economy move holds no more water today that it did a year ago.” Bayh said he is consulting with Senate Public Works Committee chairman Jennings Randolph of West Virginia and committee counsel to see if there is any way to force the President’s hand to release the funds promptly.

VonHemert Appointed Building Commissioner

Harry Van Hemert was appointed to the position of building commissioner at Syracuse when the town board met in special session Tuesday night. Van Hemert will fill the unexpired term of Walter Calnon. The special meeting’s business centered around the water improvement program with discussions held by town beard members and Max Ganshorn of Regent Homes 'ajid Robert Spearman, John Lantz and Robert Garmire of G*W Foods. Mr. Ganshorn was informed that the engineer has said water would be available to his firm, but they may need a tower because of their height. Regent Homes must lay the line from the Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church. Ganshorn will report to Regent. Town board president Byron Connolly stated the board needed an answer soon. If G*W Foods connects to the line they must pay for laying the line from the southern town limits to the plant. A lengthy discussion followed. Help Needed Harley Conrad, sanitary superintendent, told the town he had to have help. He was told an advertisement would be placed in the paper. The advertisement may be found elsewhere in this issue. Present in addition to those named above were board meiib bers Willard Nusbaum, Mrs. Frank (Blanche) Bates, Loren Longenbaugh, Vernon Beckman: clerk-treasurer Ronald Sharp; and attorney Robert Reed.

Questions And Answers At Lakeland Meeting Tuesday; Visitors Offer Help

Members of the Lakeland school board, meeting to approve additional appropriations Tuesday, answered questions from the several visitors present and heard these same visitors offer their assistance if needed. Jim Baker of North Webster asked about the overloading and undependable schedule of the bus his son rides on, telling the board he was not complaining. He stated he wanted £o know if they *were aware of the situation and offered his support if it were needed. Business manager Marion (Bud) Lantz stated he had added an additional route cn Monday and had taken from three buses to create same. The undependable schedule has been caused by the mechanical problems of the bus. Mr. Lantz continued that there has been a net increase of 54 students at North Webster this week and all ride the bus. He also commented that many high school students who used to drive now ride on buses. When asked about the life of the school bus he stated the corporation, which new owns all the buses, has been using a 10 year retirement plan. However, with the new high school and extra driving they might have to go to eight years. Asked about the bus fire and wheel coming off recently, the beard said this was a complete untruth and allowed Harry Minnick, a North Webster bus driver and the mechanic who worked on the bus after it broke down, to explain. Mr. Minnick stated there was no fire, only smoke caused by friction. He also stated it was impossible for the wheel to come off the bus and went on to explain. Mrs. Conley asked about the 10 cent tax cut and was told the county beard had made the cut

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■ HARRY VAN HEMERT Petticoat Patrol Has Trail Ride And Supper Membsrs of the Petticoat Patrol, Milford, and their families had a trail ride and pot luck suppar Sunday, Sept. 22, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrews of r 3 Syracuse. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Don Scaarce and daughter of Warsaw, Jack Hoerner of South Bend, Mrs. Molly Fuller and sons of Nappanee, Mrs. Sandy Yoder of Nappanee, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stevens and family of LaGrange Park, Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton (Bud) Gilbert of r 1 Syracuse. Attending from Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Vanlaningham, Mrs. Carolyn Curtis and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wollman and family.

which has been appealed by the school board. It is now in the hands of the state tax board and will be reviewed by them at a meeting to be held in the court house. The date and time has not been announced as yet. At that time the cut will be allowed to stand or will be reinstated. She then asked what would happen if the cut were allowed to stand, and was told the corporation would be short of money in the fall. It was here the visitors asked if it would help if they appeared at the hearing. They were told it could do no harm. Mr. Conley asked about the shortage of health textbooks. He was told they have been ordered. Mrs. Baker asked about the books in the library at the high school, she had heard the supply was not adequate. Superintendent Don H. Arnold stated clcse to SIO,OOO worth of books had been ordered. Many are not in while others are processed as yet. More will be purchased this year. Some books were brought to the new school from the several schools, however, only high school material could be taken in this case as books are still needed in the junior high libraries. Robert Jones, Syracuse,, speaking for others in an effort to “clean the air” asked several questions on the purchase of equipment for Wawasee high school. Each of his questions was answered in turn. John Walker stated he was new in the community and had joined the Chamber of Commerce. He was immediately put on the tax committee, however, he was not in favor of all the questions that have been asked the board by said committee. In other business before the board it was decided to join in the

Wed., Sept. 25, 1968 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Nuptial Vows Exchanged Saturday By Leona Yoder, John A. Martin

Wedding vows were exchanged Saturday, Sept. 21, at five o’clock in the r 2 Milford home of Mr. and Mrs. John Carl Martin by Miss Leona Mae Yoder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Yoder of r 1 Centreville, Mich., and John Allen Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin. Rev. Theo Beer of the Milford Apostolic Christian church read the nuptial service. Yellow and bronze mums decorated the home. Musical selections included “Bridal Chorus”, “I Love .You Truly”, and “O Promise Me”. The bride appeared in a floor length gown of Chantilly type lace over chrome spun taffeta styled with long pointed sleeves and Aline skirt. The long train was topped off with a white velvet bow. The bridal gown was made by the bride. A leaf headpiece trimmed with pearls held the long fingertip veil. She carried yellow pompons on a white Bible with yellow streamers and "ivy. Attendants in Yellow and Brown Miss LorAnna Lehman of Ligonier was the maid of honor and Miss Ruth Ann Martin of Fort Wayne was the bridesmaid. They were attired in identical styled floor length gowns of crepe over taffeta fashioned with a short train and trimmed with white daisies. Their headpieces were sprays of daisies with a short veil. Miss Lehman was in yellow while Miss Martin was dressed in brown. They carried colonial type bouquets of yellow and bronze pompons. Dcnald Haab of Syracuse was the best man. Groomsman was Michael Zimmerman, Jr., Milford, and Gerald Martin, Milford, was the usher. Mrs. Yoder wore a brown dress for her daughter’s wedding, and the bridegroom’s mother appeared in a blue A-line dress. They had corsages of yellow carnations. Serving at the reception at the Milford fire station were Sara Eash of Goshen; Sue Nissley of Plainville, Kans.; Verla Suttor of Bremen; and Joyce Wolferman of Milford, the latter two sifters of the bridegroom; and Erma Yoder of Centreville, sister of the bride, who made the cake. Each server had a yellow pompon corsage. Short Wedding Trip For a short wedding trip, the bride chose a blue knit suit with a light blue carnation corsage. When they return the couple will reside on r 1 Milford. Mr. Martin is employed by Leisure Time Travel Trailers at Nappanee. Court News Divorce Filed Harold H. Hughes of Syracuse has filed for a divorce against Mildred Jean Hughes in Kosciusko circuit court. The couple was married November 8, 1952, and separated September 14, 1968. Thera no children. Account Suit Filed Superior Products Manufacturing Ccmpany, Minneapolis, Minn., has filed a complaint on account suit in Kosciusko circuit court against Cleo Singrey, doing business as Anchor Bar, Syracuse. The plaintiff seeks a judgment in the amount of $550. Sign on a Unitarian Church directory in Brooklyn: “God is not dead. He visits here every Sunday.” feasibility study of a separate vocational technical high school for this area. Lakeland was one of several schools in the area invited to join in the study. Thus far Columbia City, Whitko, Warsaw, Plymouth, Rochester and Bremen have voted to go along with the study.

1~~ BIRTHS® GANSHORN, Angela Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ganshorn, Syracuse, are the parents of a daughter, Angela Elizabeth. She weighed six pounds, eight ounces at borth and has one brother. Brian, who is two years old. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stewart and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Ganshorn, all of Syracuse. WEAVER, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Weaver, r 1 Syracuse, are the parents of a daughter, born recently in the Goshen hospital. WESTERMAN, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Rex A. Westerman, Oakwood Park, Lake Wawasee, are the parents of a daughter born September 17 in the Goshen hospital. BARTLEY, daughter Mr. and Mrs. James Bartley, Syracuse, are the parents of a daughter born Saturday in the Goshen hospital. ORTEN, daughter Mr. and -Mrs. Eric Orten, r 3 Syracuse, are the parents of a daughter born recently in the Goshen hospital. DONAHUE, Vickie Sue Mr. and Mrs. Leo Donahue, Leesburg, are the parents of a daughter, named Vickie Sue, bom at 5:46 p.m. Monday at the Murphv Medical Center. Vickie tipped the scales at seven pounds, three ounces and was 20 inches in length. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Foster Logan of Lakeville. Great - grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Vernette of Pierceton. PAVOLEC, Richard Steven Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pavolec of San Diego, Calif., are the parents cf a baby boy named Richard Steven, born Monday, Sept. 23, in a San Diego hospital. Richard weighed seven pounds, four ounces and was 21 inches in length. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Randall Dewart of Hickory, N. C., formerly of Milford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pavolec of Chicago, 111. Maternal greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Amos Orn and Mr. and Mrs. Llavd Dewart, 5 all of Milford Mrs. Richard Pavolec is th< former Marcia Dewart of Milford. Every night when Mrs. Joan Lee returned home after walking the dog, she carried a brick. She was only five bricks short of the target 500 needed to build a greenhouse when police stepped in and charged her with stealing them. A case of tacks fell off a speeding hardware truck and burst opon on a Tokyo highway. Eighteen cars with flat tires were counted by the time police arrived. DEATHS George Mellinger George Mellinger, 87, of r 4 Syracuse, died Tuesday, September 24, at 11:30 a.m. in his home. He had been in failing health since March. Mr. Mellinger was born near his present- home cn May 22, 1881, to Isaac and Mary Ellen (Cripe) Mellinger. He lived all his life at Syracuse. He was a carpenter; member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Warsaw, for 60 years; and a member of the Syracuse Church of the Brethren. He married Maude Anderson on January 19, 1907. She survives. Also surviving are three children, Mrs. Robert (Blanche) Riddle, Gcshcn, Mrs. Maurice (Lucille) Lung, Syracuse, and Mrs. Dcnald (Ruby) Fassler, Milwaukee; five grandchildren; one greatgrandchild; two sisters, Mrs. Roy (Lennie) Brown and Miss Lydia Mellinger, both of Syracuse. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Harris funeral home, Syracuse. Rev. W. Harlan Smith of North Manchester will officiate and burial will be in the McClintic cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Thursday until the hour of the service Friday. Memorials may be given to the Syracuse Church of the Berthren building fund. Memorial cards may be obtained at the funeral home.

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