The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 October 1968 — Page 7

LEGALS Commissioners Allowances The following is a list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on October 1, 1968. T. Ethna Scott 900.00 Lawrence W. Butts 900.00 Wm. E. Ellis 900.00 E. Mazie Alexander 720.00 David E. Andrews 900.00 Charles M. Brower 901.83 J. B. Mishler, M.D. 337.50 Carl T. Zimmer 765.00 Wayne R. Johnson 100.00 Carl Klotz 64.37 Robert O. Jones 100 BO Ray O. Eckert , 112.50 Amer Koontz 100.00 Charles A. Mikel 100.00 Austin Nehor 100 00 Alton H. Boggs 84.37 Darrell E. Phillips 112.50 John W. Lutes 100.00 Warren Hawley 84.J7 ‘ Robert L. Hoffman I° ooo H. A. Ganger 112 50 Harold C. Kuhn 131.25 John Davidsen 112 50 Claud Stahl 112.50 Paul A. Oberli 52500 Allan A. Rasor 125.00 Gene B. Lee 241.67 Doris L. Camden 557.91 Lorraine A. Crawford . 343.33 Wallace J. Manrow 557.91 Jean L. Smith 433.33 Leo W. Adams 108.33 Ruth McCleary J 0 8?? Charles J. Menzie 108.33 Ralph Oyler 108 33 C. L. "Tim” Rovonstine • 108.33 J. Gerald Wallace 108.33 Merl H. Wertenberger 108.33 Frederick W. Gilliam 315.00 Harvey Anglin 315.00 Ray Ferverda 315.00 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 *91.66 Mary Beth Miner 253.75 Nancy J. Gault 176°0 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 H. 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 Shelman Marshall 80.00 C. W. Weaver 75.00 Garold R. Horrick 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 Carlen Smith 330.00 Samuel N. Norris 345.00 Lowell Tucker 90.00 Raymond 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

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Joe R. Bushong 142.50 Arnold Pfingst 75.00 Gerald Bushong 300.00 Julia Rogers 292.50 Calvin B. Beck 483.75 Shirely Connolly 285.00 Elizabeth Kuhn 165.00 Louise Hooplngarner 135.00 Cynthia A. Fry 300.00 Laurel Brock 202.50 Irene Scheldler 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 Betty Stall 375.00 Donald L. Baum 167.12 Margaret Butts 310.68 Connie Fuller 334.24 Janet E. Garber 68.56 Ronald O. Goshert 500.00 Norman Huffer 300.00 Thelma J. Leedy 334.24 William E. Sellers 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. & St. Mtg. 44.56 Warsaw Post Office, Ptg. 15.00 William Meyers, MD. Comm. Pat 7.50 Robert W. Pritfe MD. do 7.50 A. E Boyce Co., Aud., Supplies 537.15 Waddell Printing do 19.00 Wm. E. Ellis, Treas.. St. Mtg. <Ss 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 Ford’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. 2T0.48 Doris Fike, CC, Jury 8.70 Viola M. Goble, do 8.10 Paul Knoop, do 38.80 J. Alden Rigdon, do 46.00 John Kindle, do 7.70 Willard B. Conn, do 39.60 Ruth Cullum, do 9.90 John Thomas Huffman, do 9.10 Willard D. Robinson, do 35.60 Peggy Baumgardner, do 7.90 George E. Ford, do 39.60 Dorothy Watkins, do 9.90 Carl Burnsworth, do 9.50 Lawrence Feldman, do 9.90 David Bowman, do 9.50 Gene Kaiser, do 42.00 Monna Coppes, do 34.80 Joe Yeiter, do 36.40 Mabel L. Enyeart. do 39.60 Paul Latta, do 7.70 Loren Danner, do 38.00 Leona M. Frank, do 12.30 William Stevens, do 8.30 Ray Williamson, do 36.40 Lbren Cumberland, do 10.70 Chester Ballenger. do 10.30 John R. Kelly, do 7.70 Velma Horn, do 39.60 Erma Lockridge, do 9-50 Irl Brallier, do 8.50 Raymond R. Baker, do *O.IO Lamar Leffert, do 9.50 Arletha Arbaugh, do 7.50 Erma D. Stookey. do 950 John I. Sands, do 9.90 William Webster, do 8.90 Glen Lancaster, do 7.90 George Plew, Jr., do 7.70 Ileana Brandenburg, do , r 9.90 Clifford Silveus. do 8.10 Juanita Dolp, do 7.70 Gene B. Lee, Per Diem-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 ft Fabric Ct. H.. repairs 7.69 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. 20000 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 . Donald A. Bragg. Reasmt. mlg. 20.30 Shirley Connolly, do lO.jjo Evelyn Cramar, do 13.70 Donald J. Davidsen. do 50.30 Dixie Donham, do 34.5 u Cynthia A. Fry, do 4.00 Harold A. Gaston, do 21.10 Lawrence W. Gaston, do 19-00 Louise Hoopingarner. do 4.50 Service Electric. Inc., do 4.4 U Sharp Hdw. Co., do Ss 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. Hall Hdw., Inc., repairs 5.43 Romine Electric Co., do Ace Hardware, Instit. 203 Indiana Restaurant Equip., do 20.80 Lake City Wholesale, do 905 Warsaw Clean Towel Serv., do 11.50 Arab Termite & Pest Control, Oth. oper. exp. 500 Reub Williams & Sons, CDB. legal ad. w f’ 98 Milo E. Clase. CD, phone 6.00 Ralph E. Brubaker. COM, Tax Adj. Bd. Maurice Crow, do l* 00 Nelson M. Hunt. COM, Reasmt. Mlg. oo.yu Francis G. Hutchens, do 42.20 Shelton P. Kent do 13.50 Ward B. Kerr, do 10-70 Edith Kuhn, do 15 4° Cheryl L. Leedy, do 12.30 LaMar Leffert, do 12-9° Oscar B. Loetz, do 48.30 Roscoe E. Nine, do 48.60 Samuel N. Norris, do 60.70 Foster A. Parker, do 64.1 V Rex Remy. do |-5° Julie Rogers, db Edward A. Rosswurm. do 29.30 Irene Scheidler. do 7.W) Karl C. Schortemeier. do 12.60 Harold Scott, do 47.30 Garlen Smith, do I 8 60 Yetta Stage, do 6.b0 Dallas M. Tracy, do 62.30 Lowell Tucker do 34.50 James O. Tuttle do 22.90 Ralph Warren, do iX’xS George Watkins, do *2.60 Alan Zimmerman, do 47. bu Robert L. Hoffman. Reasmt. Supplies Lakeland Office Supply, do 12.10 Thornburg Drug Co., do i Business Equipment Co., do. equip. „ . 1 23 - 25 Executive Office Mach.. Inc., do, rontal . , ne <\a Kos. Co. Fair Assn., do. do 25^00 Orn Nuring Home, Twp. patient 264.00 Walter Drug Co., do i4.so Fort Wayne Community Schools Trans.. Tuition 974.21 Lebanon Comm. School Corp.. do . 528.97 Brennan’s Drug Store, med., inmates ,’nn Arthur L. Moser MD, do 3.00 William C. Parke MD„ do 4 °u Roland S. Snider MD, do 8.00 Walter’s Drug Store, do 12.WJ Arnold or Joan Dierks, dump maint. 1780 U 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 3341.94 Griffin & Kilmer. Dit. Upkeep. do 510.00 Miller & Sons Lumber, do 50.00 Max Montel, do 30.00 Robert J. Scott, do 137.00 Wally Simmons, do 409.51 COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES 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. 2.50 United Telephone Co., Ph. Warsaw Postmaster, Post. 15.00 Barbara A. McClure, RN, Mlg. 40.16 Loren J. Pound, Mlg. 46.80 Carroll Sherman, Mlg. 82.88

Warsaw Office Supply. Supplies 630 Warsaw Printing Co.. Supplies 7-81 A. B. Dick Products Co.. Oper. Exp. 1375 Walter Drug Co.. Oper Exp 3 ; 6 . 0 COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES Allan Anders 521.64 John Armold 524.16 Clifford F. Baker 542.34 Emerson Cain 445.05 Stephen D. Clase 230.05 Robert J. Clevenger 193 50 Charles E. Cotton 52164 Ermal G. Coy 3 52 7- 9 * John E. Davis 521.64 Murl A. Dawal’t 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. 2 53.70 Paul Randall 521.64 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. Van Cleave 525.42 Wayne L. Wood 521.64 Garl P. Young 532.98 John Alexander 543.65 Charles E. Bucher 589.50 Norman W. Clouse 542.34 Richard P. Emmons 516.14 Wilfxrd Fretz 547.58 Bobby J. Griffis 22.50 Merritt L. Hartman 547 58 Marshall Hawley 547.58 Walter Jontz 544.96 Lawrence Klndig 550.20 Ellis Koher 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 568.64 Claude Christner 666.66 Charles R. Cleveland 1.250.00 Prudential Ins. Co., Ins. 1,746.98 Hull’s Transfer Co.. Inc.. Trans. 6.34 Kos. Co. Hwy. Dept., do 7.00 United Telephone Co., Ph. 58.88 No. Ind. Pub. Serv., Elec A Gas 70.82 Emergency Radio Service, Rep.-Rep. pts. 266.00 Emergency Radio Service. Rep. 739.20 Cover-All Rental Service. J Garage 694.10 Eutectic Welding Alloys, do 168.50 Gulf Oil Corporation, do 3.143.44 Monteith Tire 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 A 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 A Stone 869.55 J. A 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 A 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 A Equip. Co., do 72.96 Kendallville Brush A Broom Co., do 22500 Korte Bros.. Inc., do 574.95 Mac Allister Mach. Co., do 176.96 McCormick Motors, Inc., do 128.04 Stockberger Jklach., Inc., do 110.42 Warsaw Automotive Supply. Inc.. Rep. pts. - Equip. 227.24 W A W Truck Sales. Inc.. Rep. pts. 170.05 Wholesale Electric Ser. Co., do 4.29 Brooks Cons. Co., Inc., Rent-gr. A Equlp. 5.093.73 Shar™ "'irdware Co.. Ec\uip. 4.45 COUNTY WELFARE DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES 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. bl Constance O. Buckles, Mlg. 24.80 Jean F. Grubb, do 78.30 Opal Joy Harman, do 151° Mary Ruth Wilson, do 24.50 Warsaw Office Supply. Maint. Cont. „ H° oo Warsaw Printing Company. Supp. .95 Elk. Rehabilitation Ctr.. Cr. Child 54.00 I. U. Med. Ctr. Hosps., do 33762 Thornburg Drug Co., do 10.69 Coun. Retd.. Kos Co.. Wd. of Ct. 8.00 P.D. Grossnickle. 0.D., do 62.00 D.T. Stouder, Msg- 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 allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners of the Ist day of October, 1968. Lawrence Butts Auditor, Kosciusko County SYRACUSE LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Pennington of Kale Island, Lake Wawasee. returned to Richmond for the winter last Wednesday.

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Will Erwin Day And Opening Os Headquarters Will Erwin, Indiana state senator and Republican candidate for Congress, celebrated his 43d birthday Saturday at the opening of new Republican headquarters in Warsaw and Plymouth. The new headquarters in Warsaw are in the former Judd building, although the former headquarters in the Boice building will be retained. It was estimated about 300 persons were in attendance during the hours from noon until evening. In the afternoon a cakecutting ceremony was performed by the candidate, Erwin, on a huge cake topped by an elephant. The cake was baked for him by Mrs. Russell Smith. In the evening a supper of beef barbecue sandwiches, baked, ham sandwiches, various salads and relishes were served to the precinct committeemen, their wives and other workers in the Shrine building at the fairgrounds. More than 100 persons attended the evening meeting. Giles Hoffer spoke on work needed to be completed and mentioned the deadline date of October 7 for registration. He also said many persons helped in obtaining the new building, but Carl Zimmer completed the transaction at a cost free amount to the Republican party. On the subject of the recent cattle theft Will Erwin said he would stand behind the law enforcement officers in what ever they did regarding the culprits. He said all the “yak” about Will Erwin was really for the party and not for Will Erwin. He said there was too much talk about Will Erwin. Thames Mauzy was present and said the recent Democrat convention in Chicago was a successful one for the Republicans. He brought out the name used in referring to the vice president of “Humpty Dumpty” and said it suits him. He had copies of Edgar Whitcomb’s ’book, “Escape From Corrigedor” there, which monies derived from the 75 cent price would be turned over to the county Republican party. Several other candidates were there and spoke, including William Ellis, Bessie Himes, middle district commissioner Fred Gilliam. It was announced that Eli Lily of Syracuse had given SI,OOO to the Republican party and this amount would be credited to Kosciusko county. Joe Rovenstein offered to be “trouble shooter” for any of the candidates at any time, if needed. Mauzv expressed the regrets of Arthur Coblentz and Ralph Heine at not being present as they were attending another meeting in Fort Wayne. After a few more reports and instructions from the chairman, Hoffer, vice chairman Miss Pauline Jordan, Mrs. Nellie Garman, T. Ethna Scott and Mrs. Norman Clouse as to the duties of the precinct committeemen, the meeting adjourned. Miss Jordan expressed sorrow of the entire Republican party at the death of Mrs. Ben Eagler, long time Republican worker, bn Friday.

National Officers Attend State Convention

The Gamma Delta chapter, host chapter to the 41st annual state convention of the Lambda Chi Omega sorority held in Pierceton over the week end, was honored by the presence of several national officers. These officers were the following: National sorority president, Mrs. Jane Devon of Ccnnersville; national vice president, Mrs. Olive Andrews of Shelby, Ohio; national treasurer, Mrs. Dottie Gancey of Dayton, Ohio: national organizer, Mrs. Kay Minnich of Huntington, W. Va.; national Clavis editor, Mrs. Madelyn. Haley of Charleston, W. Va.; past national president, Miss Ann Maxwell of Troy, Ohio; past national treasurer, Mrs. Louise Witwer of Greenville, Ohio; and past national president, Mrs.

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Water Rates Discussed At Meeting The Syracuse town board of trustees met in a special session Tuesday night. The water rate change was discussed. Attending were board president, Byron Connolly, board members, Willard Nusbaum, Loren Longenbaugh and Vernon Beckman, attorney Robert Reed and clerktreasurer Ronald Sharp. # Legal UOAL NOTICE OF POBUC HEABINO Notice U hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Kosciusko County. Indiana, will at 10 a.m. on the Bth day of October, 1968, at the Clerk's Office, Court House In the City of Warsaw, Indiana, In said County begin investigation of the applications of the following named persons, requesting the issue to the applicants, at the locations hereinafter set out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Permits of the classes hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive Information concerning the fitness of said applicants, and the propriety of Issuing the permits applied for to such applicants at the premises named: Jesse M. Coplen (Restaurant) TRANSFER Beer & Wine Retailer Permit from James C. Bayne, 103 E. Main St., Mentone, Indiana. Harold M. & Minnette L. Henderson dba Harold’s Bar & Grill (Restaurant) Beer & Wine Retailer. 365 Main St., Silver Lake, 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

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Wed., Oct. 2, 1968 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

James Turner of Warsaw. v The attendance Saturday evening was 90 and the Sunday luncheon was attended by 78 ladies. Install New Officers Mrs. Robert (Shirley) Fidler of North Webster was installed as , the new state president at the Sunday luncheon by the retiring president, Mrs. Ralph Coplen. Other officers installed are the following: Vice president — Mrs. Jean Brockman of Connersville Secretary — Mrs. Bea Holland of Scottsburg Treasurer — Mrs. Mary Jane Linton of Indianapolis Historian — Mrs. Shirley Stant of Connersville Mrs. Norman Spangle was the

Life Sentence For Child Rape . Cyrus Guthrie of Kendallville was found guilty of rape of a four-year-old neighbor girl in his trailer home at Kendallville in the Whitley circuit court by a jury of 11 men and one woman on September 12. The statuatory life imprisonment sentence was imposed. It was indicated a motion for a new trial would be filed for Guthrie. The case had been venued to the Whitley circuit court from the Noble circuit court at Albion in December. Whitko Secretaries Attend Convention There were six of the seven Whitko secretaries who attended the state school secretaries convention held at Ball State university on Friday. A workshop was also held in connection with the convention. Those attending were Mrs. * Vernell Zurbrick and Mrs. Alice Davis, both of the administration office; Mrs. Josephine.. Likens from Sidney; Mrs. Lois Porter from Pierceton; and Mrs. Carolyn Cokl and Mrs. Esther Ray, both of South Whitley. The only one not attending in the Whitko corporation was Mrs. Joy Mishler, secretary at Larwill.

general chairman of the convention. She gave credit to the support of the towns people in the success of the event. CARDS ST THANKS Hfn CARD OF THANKS I want to express my thanks and appreciation for all the cards, visits and phone calls I received during and after my recent hospitalization. Leah Schuder CARD OF THANKS My personal thanks have been sent to many individuals and organizations for cards, letters, flowers, plants and gifts: but to the many ether friends and relatives who sent cards and notes while I was hospitalized and since being at home, I wish to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation. Mrs. Charles Kerlin CARD OF THANKS Thank you to our neighbors and friends for the sympathy extended at the the death of our husband and father; and, a special thank you to the American Legion and to the Mishler funeral home. The Joseph Galvin family CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank friends and neighbors in Santa Fe, N. M., and Syracuse for acts of sympathy extended at the time of the death of cur loved one. A special thanks to Rev. Ralph Wagoner and the Harris funeral home. Ageda and Maxwell Middleton Vincent, Velma and Mickey Middleton Jennifer, Anna Marie and Carl Jensen CARD OF THANKS The family of Mrs. Thelma Dahl wishes to express its deep appreciation to the many friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness and thoughtfulness at the time of the loss of their mother. A special thanks to Dr. Jack Clark for his many years of care and kindness to her, and to Charles Harris, also, for his many services during the years; and to the fire department emergency unit for its prompt and appreciated help. Mrs. Jean Rogers and Mindy Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dahl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kidder OTTO BEER, SR. Dad rarely complained of his illness Though weak and weary bent. But. instead, praised God for a long life. And all the children He sent.

He had compassion for humanity, Would visit the sick and the poor, His homemade cookies and honey Would help in some measure to cure. If you were Unhappy or in trouble He’d stop to help you out; Then back he’d go to his red truck And to his bee route. We couldn’t ask for a better father; But if he stepped on our toes. It really didn’t hurt much Because we loved him so. Dad Beer would hold no grudges But tell you to your face If you had hurt his feelings. Or said words out of place. He made you feel at ease With nothing to fear, His smile and his handshake Made this plain and clear. Dad won’t go down in history Well known for his fame He never strived for worldliness But Heaven was his aim. He lived for God Almighty And believed in the Savior and King I’m sure he’ll be in Heaven when The choir will burst forth and sing. We loved you, father, we loved you More than our tongues can say, But the Father above loved you more — That’s why he’s taken you away. We praise .you, Jesus, for your blood. Hallelujah, for this! We praise you for washing our sins, * And we’ll meet in Heaven’s bliss. By Daughter-in-Law Mrs. Eldon Bser

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