The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 March 1969 — Page 7

LEGALS legal notice Estate No. £-68-135 State of Indiana. Kosciusko County ss: IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF BESSIE E HEERMAN. DECEASED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Nelson E. Dodge as the Executor of thiEs'ate of Bessie E. He.rman has been ordered by the Judge of the Kosciusko Circuit Court to sell tne following described real estate situate in Kos* ciusko County. State of Indiana, towit: The East on.-half < ’<• > by parallel lines of Lot No. 9 in the Town of Syracuse. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that th.- real estate is to be sold to the highest and best 'bidder therefor, and for cash. NOTICE IS FINALLY HEREBY GIVEN that bids will be taken on the 19th day of March. 1969. in the office of R. Leon Connolly. Attorney at 3 Law. 113 South Huntington Street. Syracuse. Indiana, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock A. M. and from day t® day thereafter until said r. al estate is sold. Dated this 26th day of February. 1969. NELSON E DODGE Executor R. Leon Connolly, Attorney for the Estate MJ — M. 5 & 12 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Kosciusko County. Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting pla:e. in the Court House in the City cf Warsaw. Indiana, at 9:00 AM. on the 17th day of March. 1969 will consider the following additional appropriations. which said officers consider necessary to me-t the extraordinary emergency at this time. County General Fund Rec. 10'Ja - Sal. Ist Deputv $365 00 Rec. Krtb - Sal. 2nd Deputy 5'83.00 GDI 4(13 - Rent Equip. A Supplies 52.000.00 $3,143.00 Notice is further given, that the taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be h r ard thereon. Th- additional appropriations as finally determin d will be automati ally referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Commission will hold a further hearing within 15 days at the' Countv Auditor’s Office, of Kosciusko County. Indiana or at such other place as may be designat d. At such hearing, taxpaye-s objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor, when and where such h< aring will be held. Dated this 3rd day of March, 1969. LAWRENCE BUTTS Auditor. Kosciusko County MJ — M. 5 & 12 COMMISSIONERS ALLOWANCES The following is a list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on the 3rd day 6f March, 1969. B.ssie I. Hines $900: Lawrence W. Butts $900: Wm. E. Ellis $900; E. Mazie Alexander $720; David E. Andrews $900: Charles M. Brower $901.83: Arthur L. Moser $337.50; Carl T. Zimmer $765: Paul Oberli $525; Allan A. Rasor $125: Gene B. Lee $741.67; Doris L. Camden $575: David M. Harshbarger $387.33’; Wallace J. Manrow $600: Jean L. Smith $450: Leo W. Adams $108.33: Ruth McCleary $108.33; Charles J. Menzie $108.33; Ralph Oyler $108.33; C. L. “Tim” Rovenstine SIOB.33; J. Gerald Wallace $108.33; Merl H. Wertenberger $108.33: Harvey Anglin $315: Frederick W. Gilliam $315; Maurice Dorsey $315. Edith B. Beltz $416.66: Ethna Scott $400; Marilyn Williamson $333.33: Frances Noble $316:66; Norma Jean Messmore $227.50; Betty J. Busselberg $416 66; Kathryn M. Teel $400; Hazel B. Harman $358.33; Mary Beth Miner $333.33; Evelyn R. Adams $316.66: F. Bonita Freeman $341.66: Margaret E. Garman $300; Margaret Butts $117.25: Idlee Armey $416.66; Phyllis Munson $400: Rita Miller $358.33; Lucille McCleary $333.33: Margaret Menzie $316.66: Catherine B. Gonya $246 - 75: Genevieve Mikels $217.50: Pam Gosfiert $126.75; Rita Golding $12.25: Ruth Hoppus $386.25; Helen Goshert $334.75: Roger Fellows $528.66: Fred C. Carlin $512: Gerald D. Oswalt $491.66: H. Earl Boggs $375: Stanley B Holderman $491.66; Rex W. Barber $416.67; Avis B. Gunter $416.67; Iva L.‘ 'Carpenter $400: Alice R. Randels 5338.34. Blanche E. Garber $400; Helen L. Howard $253.75; Goldie R. Schooley $122.50; Charles O. Huffer $lB3 75: Rudyard K. Sullivan $72; Eleanor M. Vanator $36: Cheryl L. Leedy S4B: Caroline M. Wagoner $312: A. A. Pfingst $360: Julia Rogers $60.00: Esther Markley $24.00: Lena Da vidsen $168.00; Jean Tuka $252.00: Billie F. Andrews $250.CO: Theophi Landin Hess $375.00; Henry Hackworth $458.33: Ralph Whitesell $450.00; Elizabeth F. Smith $175.00; Ed Funk $316.66: Milo E. Clase $50.00; Maxine Clase $18.75; George A. Nye $416.66. Robert L. Rasor $266.66: Charles E. Hively $80.00: Shelman Marshall $80.00: Maurice Lewallen $80.00: C. W. Weaver $95.00: Marguerite Hoerr $168.00: Wilson Konkle $400.00; Garold R Horrick $570.00: Janet I. Wise $270.00: Christine Sue Fowler $285.00: Nancy Kay Robbins $285.00: Ralph Warren $240.00: Lamar Leffert $225.00; Arma L. Eckert $30.00; Rex Remy 5165.00: Chester Clampitt Jr. $165.00: Raymond Gall $l2O 00; Lowell Tucker $120.00: Bernice Graham $300.00: Donald A. Bragg $37.50; Foster A. Parker $142.50: Dallas M. Tracy $360.00; Eleanor M. Vanator $360,00; Cheryl L. Leedy $330.00: Elizabeth Ganger SIBO - 00: Ray G. Vanator $120.00; Charles R. Shock $120.00; Ed. Map & Chart $742 50: Elizabeth Kuhn $495.00; Shirley Connolly $480.00: Cynthia Fry $360.00; Raymond Pinkerton $30.00;

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY OF TAX RATES CHARGED Notice is hereby given that the Tax Duplicate for the several taxing units of Kosciusko County for the year 1968 payable in 1969 are now in the hands of the County Treasurer, who is ready to receive the taxes charged thereon. J .diuatment based on the county’s dlstrlbut.ve share in the State Property Tax Relief Fund, and the net tax rate levied on The following table shows the total tax-levied, less the tax rate adjustment bas d » Monday in May. 1969. Second installment delinquent after first Monday in November, each SIOO worth of taxable real and personal property in each taxing unit. First installment delinquent alter county. Indiana 1969. , “ $ ’ TOWNSHIPS CORPORATIONS Tax Rates Charged « - SR-S 2 For Year 1968 “ * J' 5 !! TIS I T 11 S f | jjljj||jjfii]lljl| Iljlll i 11 1111 11 i State Fair Board .00351 .00351 -00351 -00351 -0035 -00351 .00381 *0351 ‘gg} S' S Si S ‘S Si 'S' S County General . - - .$5751 ,5575| .5570i 1 .SOTST*-^^ s County Welfare ,163 I -163| .163 1 .163 1 .163 1 | ~ '" M9si " 02951 *295i *295| .03951 .0295| .02951 *295} *295| *295} *295|_*295| *2951_*2W_ i *2951_*295l County Health -"-.0295 -0295| .03951 Cumulative Bridge ,05 j .05 I .05 | .05 | .05 I .05 I .05 | *5_J *s| *sl *sl .1 : 55—j jjjj—j 03~1 03“ j .03 I *3 " | *3"~|~ .03 I *3 | .03 | *3 I .03 I .03 I *3 I *3 | *3 I *3 I *3| *3l Cum! Co-ur-House „1. „.J,. *3 | *3 I *3 I .03 |"-*3 I*3 I ~03 I *3 I -03 I *3 I *3 *3 -03 *3 I ” I *3 -g £" ” S 3 ""83 83 L B3 » 83 1 83 1 1 83 J 183.I 83 . ‘ FIB Total County ,83 .83 l\ -83 I .83 I .83 I .83 I .83 | .83 .83 .83 .83 -83 .83 -83 .831 .83 .83 I «|.« | I I | , 05s| , ISwMhip— ~ .16 I .66 I -08 I .ot I .52 I "18 | .18 | .11 I .25 [ .04 | _.ll_J *3} .08 t , .00 I w , , 01 , .pp | , 01 | .qq | .04 ,00 | *0 I .06 I .04 I .00 I *4} Township Poor Relief .00 | .00 I .01 I .00 I *0 I *0 ' .00 I -00 I .00 I • ’ ~ ~ t —j rg j 055 1 [ .20 | .21 I I I I I I I ' I * * --- , . M . ■ o o;~i Township Fire Fighting ,21 I / .25 I .0825} .04 | I I l__jOg_! £LJ r = j— ; [ | .005 | .03 I -02 I .01 ~l -01 I *375| -01 I I I J 1 02 I J — r Township'Recreation .02 j~ .01 I .0275} .01 I I I I -02 I I - 82 _! Hw I | .11 I '~l -02 I I I I I » 40 ” M Township Civil Bbnd .11 I I I I 111 I ! iSLJ it-J i J* - } ~”| I I I I I I 11 } * -j rr- rx— jg—j IsHj Cum. Fire Equipment — |_ I I I I I I I ' L . -gg —j j Jp j 21 I .14 I .19 I .06 I I .02 I I - 10 I 10 I .21 I I - 1 I ~ i : l_— I—— — : Library. Operating - ' *2 T"'.o9 | .06 | | .06 I .06 I I I W ' ' ' ' 11 1 „ y, ” S Library, Bond- ~ I | j I I I I I I ‘ ,■ ' „ ! , 4 „ |' .52 | I 47" | -29 I .11 I -09 I ~~217 5| ,1 8 | 31 I 05 .32 .32 13 -225 39 29 -3g_J Total Twp. & Library ,50 I .36 I .29 I .18 I .32 I .24 I .24 I 719 I .25 I .22 I -35 | I ’ , ’ . ■ " | 438 | | 3,54' | 198 | 4.08 | 3.98 I 3.54 I 3.54 | 4-38 J -4.38 „4-38 4.38 I ■ ,1 *' 3B 3 ’ — . -jj— j iGoneral School --J 3.§8 I 4*6 | 3.54 | 154 | 4.3* I 4;3tf-1 ~4*5 1_3j8_1_4.38 I 3.&8 3.98 4.05 3.54 4.38 ( ,12 | I .12 | 1.33 I .12 I I I ” ... g ? \ —.J Debt Service ~.12 ! 1.33 I I I I .75 I 7t*-| .12 I 1-12 -12 .TO I j-g. ™I ™ - f 33 j, w j, M . . a5 g .75 | .75 .35 .25 |*s J 5 Cumulative Bullying .35 1 .25 I .82 | .82 I ;75 I .25 I .25 I .35 I .75 I .35 I-35_J -25 I -82 .25 - ■ 5 , 6 6 I 4.45 I 4.36 I 4.36 | 5.38 5,38 5.13 | 5.13 4 . •_l 9 — -Total School Rates 4.45 I 5.66 I 4.36 I 4.36 I 5.13 I 5.38 T'S-OP I 4.45 I 5.13 I 4.45 | 4.45 | 5.00 4.36 I 5.38 5.38 5.38 5.13 4 ,g, 1_ L 50|~1.21 | 2.08 I 2.08 I i-64 I I*7 | 2.54 128 2.24 2 ’ 3 2J 220 —byGeneral Corporation —i i i r - I i i i i i ■■ -r — t i .» i i > » u ~ Aviation —JL-J I I- ! i I I 111 j 1 | | j - , * -g-j 1 Police Pvnslon I I I I I I I I I ! . -■ “”T [ | | j I I I 100 1 ...J— 1 —A ——j gr—> 09 " I I —’ I Illi I -I II 1 *"! I U. I rw ! .M I IM. ■!■..» I s. <6 I s.» I». I I».I M. ... I I I-- hri 1 5 ni I I I I I•£I T " I'S I Less Property Tax Relief .18 * .21 ! .17 I .17 I .19 I .20 I .19 I .17 I .19 I .17 I .17 ■ i ua I ijj I KJJ I 7JI I 156 | 7.34 | 8.07 I 9.02 | 8.11 I 8.01 I 7.94 | r.. ae.. 5 „ , 6 , M , , 5 ,„ , !.« ; M. ! ! »■? I.» ! !M.I .« I '«« ' '»" 11 ™™ 1 I ™ l ™ 1 “» J STAT» or mmw... ~«o«;S!» ? o h „, ,„ tu , lh>l , b . u . “»» « »

William Motts $30.00: Betty Stahl; $1230.00: Gordon Nichols $1330.00; Helen Nichols $1020.00: Thelma J. Leedy $310.68: Connie Fuller $310.68: H. Lucille Bibler $385.68; Charles O. Huffer $135.00. United Telephone $642.37; A. K. Boyce Co. $903.75: Business Equip. Co. $301.22: No. Ind. Public Serv. $1001.83; Sewage Treatment $48.90: Water Utilities $125.06; Waddell Printing Co. $696.80: Warsaw Printing $97.86: Warsaw Chan Towel $65.05: Warsaw Office Supply $1069.18: Dr. John E. Arford $15.00; Dr. J. R. Baum $7 50; Dr. D. D. Gill $7.50; Dr. Richard E. Mann $7.50; Dr. Joe Bill Mishler $7.50: Dr. G. W. Stalter $7.50: R. G. Roberts & Co. $3.85; Warsaw Postmaster $2425.00; Pitney-Bowes $24.00:. Lincoln Graphic $5.22; Bankers Dispatch Corp. $2.70; Bledsoe Buick-Pontiac $127.60: Crum Garage $60.55: Ford’s Auto $2.00; Greenman's Shell $12.00; Motorola C & E $36.10: Schrader-Warsaw $6.85; Snyder * Snyder Oil $16.44; David E. Andrews $498.55; Gast Fuel & Serv. $223.72; Wholesale Electric $15.84: Motorola C & E $1500.00; Charles M. Brower $34.16; Industrial Photocopy $3.40: Lincoln Graphic $12.48; Carl Zimmer $24.20: Bus Retmier $573.60: Charh-s O. Huffer $32.30; Allan A. Rasor $260: Pauline Heagy $15.40; Donald D. Yarian $19.80: Joe O. Erwin sl6: Jack Fawley $20.60: Mary K. Johnson $18.20: Gladys Wineland $11.30: Claude Harman $9.90; Emmajean G. Lightfoot $7.90: Nancy Amiss $17.80: Margaret Clark s2l: Grace B.igh $9.30; L. J. Swick $10.80; Robert D. Kemper s2l: Jerald Gene Hughes $19.80; David L. Payne $22.20: Sandra Leckrone $10.50: Velma Niles $11.10: Lois Brown $10.50: Fred L. Byland $23: Royce Weaver sl9; Gloria J. Briggs $9.50: Harold Markley $9.90: Fredric Kuhn $7.90: Robert B. Miller $11.10: Rolland A. Wogoman .$11.50: J. E. Lambert $60.00; Max E. Reed $198.00: Wallace J. Manrow $78.60: Puckett’s Cafeteria $24.58: Lawyers Cooperative Publ. $54.50; West Publ. Co. $255.50; Johnson Lumber Yard $ .90; Kelley Tile & Floor $24.13: Rife Electric $18.22: Rulo Minear & Sons $18.00; Smith Appliance $32.00: Westron Corp. $90.81; Correlated Products $80.15. J. I. Holcomb $54.24; Coverall Rental $43.25: Warsaw Dry Cleaners $60.50 City Tin Shop $35.05: Rife Electric $50.47; Arab Termite $5.00: Reub Williams & Sons $2.50: Edward B. Funk $27.00: Milo E. Clase $6.00: Post-master-N. Webster $216.00; Lakeland Printing Co. $76.25: The Mail-Journal $333.08: Times-Union $310.46; Assoc. Ind. Counties $650.00: Warsaw Ins. Agency $911.00: Ned T. Maze $10.00: Helen E. Staley $10.00: Kos. County Treas. 248.18: Henry Hackworth sls - 00: N.E. & E. H. Stephenson $200.00: Xerox Corp. $338.62: Harris Funeral Home $300.00; McHatton Funeral Home $200.00; Mishler Funeral Home $100.00: Titus Funeral Home $100.00: Wright-Yoder Funeral Home $100.00: Linville Allen $3.00: John Alexander $3.00: Jimmie E. Babcock $6.00; Harold Baker: $15.00; John Boganwright $3 00: Jerry Christner $3.00; Russell Evans $24.00: Wilbur Latimer $3.00: Max Metzger $3.00; Edward Paxton $3 00: C. C. Tullis $12.00. Norman M. Beatty Hosp. $184.32: Ind. Boy’s School $413.70; Ind. State Farm $93.85; New Castle State Hosp. $60.49: Irene Byron Hosp. $175.00; Robert P. Clark $25.55: Loop-Oram Agency $88.00: Wilson Konkle $22.48: Warsaw Chemical Co. $42.45: Warsaw Skelgas $96.80: Raymond Gall $11.40: Cheryl L. Leedy $7.40: LaMar Leffert $9.80; Foster A. Parker $20.20; Rex Remy $16.30; Dallas M. Tracy $24.75: Eleanor M Vanator $13.60: Ray G. Vanator $24.90: Ralph Warren $6.80: Orn Nursing Home $264.00; Walters Drug $21.15; Treas. Marshall Co. $263.00: Wabash Auditor $217.70; Clifford Fiscus $16.00: Murphy Medical Center $5.00; Phillip Dierks $200.00; Loren T. Kruger $300.00; Cyril F. Likens $300.00; Lady of Lake Sem. $180.00; Stanley Scott $386.66; Myrtus Custer $390.00; Norman Hochstetler $29.00: William Whiteleather $416.74; Miller-Dalton Corp. $2280.00, Sawyer Sand & Gravel $410.00. Richard C. Flch $5; Sinclair Jims $5; Roy Williams $ .41; H. W.®& C. Winter $1.43; Co. Health Dept. Payroll A Allowances George M. Haymond $400: Carroll, Sherman $739.16; Loren J. Pound. $616.66; Barbara McClure $520.83; Nellie Van Marcke $383.33; Barbara Olds $134.75; Barbara McClure $35.20; Loren J. Pound $29.04; Carroll Sherman $58.16: United Telephone Co.. $32.60; Warsaw, Ind. Postmaster sls; Business Equip. Co. $4.99; Maico-Kenwood Hearing Serv. $.63: Warsaw Ins. Agency $14.60: Exec Office Mach. $89.55. Co. Highway Dept. Payroll A Allowances Allen Anders $550.44: John Armold $624.36; Clifford F. Baker $549.12: Emerson Cain $533.28; Ermal G. Coy $578.16: John E. Davis $551.76; Muri A. Dawalt $546.48; Don Forney $572.88: Harold Gerard $578.16; Gilbert E. Griffis $574.20: Merritt L. Hartman $564.96; Frederick E. Kammerer $142 - 56: Russell Krichbaum $285.12; Alvin H. Miller $549.12; Bobby D. Miner 5557.04: Larry L. Montel $549.12: Ronald Norman $546.48: Paul Randall 5578.16: Roswell Robbins $546.48: Harold Roberts $224.40; Ronald Spaulding $549.12; Luther G. Van Cleave $332.64: Wayne L. Wood $200.64; Garl P. Young $55.72: Walter Jontz $592.68: John Alexander $583.62; Charles E. Bucher $568.55: Norman W. Clouse $597.32: Charles E. Cotton $546.48: Wilferd Fretz $630.20: Marshall Hawley $583 - 62: Lawrence Kindig $567.18; Ellis Koher $567.18: Donald E. Kuhn $567.18: Ralph E. Linn $568.55: Earl Long $556.22: Donald Metzger $372.64: Leo Mosier $567.18: Glenwood Secor $567.18: Harley Slater $531.56: George T. White $567.18: Rex Deaton $567.18: Max E. Brown $567.18: Russell Sechrist $739.44: Worley Spitler $569.92; Kermit P. Summers $729.60; Claude Christner $725: Prudential Ins. Co. $1726.40: Kos. Co. Hwy. Dept. Office $6.: United Telephone Co. $54.71; No. Ind. Public Ser. $446.67; Sewage Treatment Off.

H| -I HL ' 11 ow ’ /_ MM* I Milford Girl Scouts

Milford Girl Scouts Prepare For Girl Scout Week • March 9-15

Members of Milford's newly formed girl scout troop are preparing fcr national girl scout week which will be March 9-15. The girls meet on Monday between 3:15 and 4:30 in the fellowship room of the Christian church. They have a total enrollment of 39 girls in the junior girl scouts, grades four through six, and cadettes, grades seven through nine. Leaders are Mrs. Robert Nordin and Mrs. Bill Tyler. Helpers are Mrs. Richard Wolferman, Mrs. Jack Gilbert and Mrs. Charles Purdum, Jr. Mrs. Wolferman and Mrs. Purdum will eventually take over the cadette group. $99: Bledsce Buick-Pontiac $7.34: Boyer’s Lawn & Garden $31.50: Enterg, ncy Radio Ser. $246.40: Rayco Steel Process Co. $18.20; Schrader-Warsaw Co. $262.74: Ace Hardware $18.48: Bonnie Chemspec. $168.34: Coverall Rental Serv. $605.50: Gast Fuel & Service $89.69: Gulf Oil Corp. $144960: Indiana Textile Co. $42.44: Lake City Wholesale $11.64: Monteith Tire, Inc. $1315.32: Mossman-Yarnelle Co. $48.61: Purity Cyl. Gases. Inc. $4.88: Standard Oil Co. $148.23: Thomas Rubber Stamp Co. $9.10: Warsaw Auto. Supply $570.53: Warsaw Dry Cleaners sl4: Warsaw License Bureau $18.50: Business Equip. Co. $11.14: Waddell Printing Co. $9: Kos. Co. Farm Bureau $4.60: International Salt Co. $3766.16: Mae Frideman $24: J. * M Gravel Corp. $417.71: Hosea Rosbrugh $4125: Mill Creek Stone * Gravel $1247.31: Western Ind. Aggregates $1257.18: Johnson Lumber Yard SI.80: Logansport Metal Culvert $377.85: 3/M Comoanv S2OO 20: American Steel Supply $1912.70: Deeds Equip. Co.’ $681.62: General Truck Sales $569.85: Hoosi r Truck Equip. $11.40: W. A. Jones & Son. Inc.. sllß.51: Kerlin Motor Co $10.26: Mac Allister Mach. Co. $57.20: Munkinal Eouio. $183.28: Munson Motor Sales $53 43: Pierceton Eou'P. Co. $18.52: Smith Ford. Inc, $4.78: Stockborger Mach. Inc. $167.99: W * W Truck Sales $142 10: Warsaw Ins. Agenpy $1662.50: Warsaw Ins. Agencv $18: R. L. Bauer $41.86: John Camden $11047.95. Co. Welf. Dept. Payroll A Allowances Howard B. Johnson $700: Opal Joy Harman $430: Mary Ruth Wilson $430: Constanc“ O. Buckles $410: Jean F. Grubb $460: Marjorie A. Ny° $300; Yvonne Sue England $315; Esther B. Hoover $300: Dorothy L. Anglin $425: Marjorie E. Himes $425: Douglas W. Price. M. D. S2O: Jock P. Clark. M. D. $7.50: United Telephone Co $103.61; Constance O. Buckles $25.50: Jean F. Grubb sl6: Onal Joy Harman $13.20: Howard B. Johnson $30.71; Mary Ruth WHson $19.30: Elk. Rehabilitation Ctr. $56: D. L. Hull. M. D. $187.50: I. U. Medical Ctr. Hosp. sl7: Lutheran Hosp. $16.85: James A. Shupe, DDS $24: Thornburg Drugs $27.23: Council for Retarded $8: E. A. Franke. DDS $3: P. D. Grossnickle. O. D. $14.50: P. H. Pierson, M. D. sl7: T. J. Quiltv. M. D. $25: F. L. Rheinheimer. M. D. $6: Dr. D. T. Stnuder $5: Swihart Pathology Lab. $2: Walter Drugs, Inc. $22.80: Bashor Home of U. M. Church $279: U. M. Children’s Home $310: J-ans Children’s Hom.. $174.75: St. Vincent Villa $1085: Warsaw Ins. Agency $88: Ind. Cons, on Social Welf. sls. I. Lawrence Butts, do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on the 3rd day of March. 1969. LAWRENCE BUTTS Auditor. Kosciusko County

The group is sponsored by Augsburger’s IGA Foodliner. The Orn nursing home has been chosen for a project. Thus far the girls have made gear for camping — sit-up-ons which are cushions for sitting on the ground, cooking utensils out of cans, dip bags for sterilizing A. Beiswanger Heads United Methodist Men Members of the United Methodist Men of the Milford church elected officers as foltows on February 27: President — Arlo Beiswanger. Vice president — Robert Brown Secretary-treasurer — Richard Felkner. During the meeting it was voted to have members phone delinquent members prior to the meetings. A ladies night was also planned for March 20. The group plans to leave the church at 6:15 for a Bristol restaurant and begin eating at 7 p.m. Prime rib and roast beef with all the trimmings will be featured. Reservations should be called to Vernon Stutzman. RECOVERING FROM SURGERY Ralph Miller, who has been ill with a back injury, underwent back surgery a week ago. His condition is progressing satisfactorily and he will be released from the Elkhart hospital on Thursday. MRS. MINNIE WEIMER HONORED FOR BIRTHDAY Mrs. Minnie Weimer of r 2 Milford was guest of honor at a party in her home to celebrate her 95th birthday. Those present at the dinner were her daughters, Mrs. Ethel Lambert and Mrs. Wayne Harmon, Mr. Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Don' Fox of Milford; Donna Hosteter and children of Syracuse; O A Lambert and son Jerry, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tom, r 1 Leesburg; and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Popenfoose of r 1 Leesburg.

dishes when out, draw string tote bags. They are planning three twomile hikes, one night over night, a bicycle hike and a bake sale. First Troop The first troop of girl scouts in the US met on March 12, 1912, and that is the girl scout birthday. HONORED AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Doug Charlton of Dewart lake entertained at dinner in honor of Michael E. Charlton who left Monday, March 3, for induction in the army. Those present were his sisters, Kimberly and Karyl, Mrs. Esther Charlton and Williard Charlton of Milford, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Charlton, Milford, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas of Dewart lake, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Charlton. Scott, Craig and Clark of Leesburg. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pinkerton and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Pinkerton and David. Mr. and Mrs. John Swartz and Johnny and Mr. and Mrs. Lee McDonald, all of Goshen. and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Weldy, Kathy and Curtis of Denver. Mrs. Charlton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith of Sebring, Fla., who were unable to attend called Mike in the afternoon. COMPANY THIS WEEK AT AUERS Callers this week in the George Auer home on r 1 Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wolferman, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tom, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Estep, John Replogle, Mrs. Ray Ferverda and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mock, all of this area. Mrs. Verl Twaites of Marion called at her parents home on Monday. Mrs. Auer is recovering from a serious illness. MRS. ROBERT VANLANINGHAM EMPLOYED AT MAIL-JOURNAL Mrs. Robert Vanlaningham of r 2 Milford is now employed in the office of The Mail-Journal. She has filled the position vacated by Mrs. James Brooks of Milford.

aaKaatfeM—Mg is i ilk I yl||g gr IU oJa r MILFORD’S BROWNIES — Member# of Milford’s newly formed Brownie troop are shown above as they posed Sunday for a Mail-Journal photographer. In the front row are Beatrize Carvajal, Nancy Pippinger, Renee Wolf, Julia Rhodes, Ginger McCreary, Linette Miller, Kathy Troup, Vicki Kreider, Trena Ryman, June McCormick, Jill Hartman, Debbie Dye, Mary Lou Lazano and Teresa Stump. In the back row are leader Mrs. Ronald Kreider, Brenda Howard, Sherry Young, Laura Herr, Teresa Barth, Sue Jackson, Robin Auer, Kathy Scattergood, Crystal Warren, Cindy Rink, Diane Lazano, Debra Tyler and assistant leader Mrs. Thomas Dye.

Investure Services Held Sunday For Milford Brownie Troop

Members Os Milford’s new Brownie troop attended investure services at the fire station on Sunday with their parents. The girls have been meeting each Monday in the elementary school with leader Mrs. Ronald Kreider and assistant Mrs. Thomas Dye. Helpsrs are Mrs. Jack McCormick, Mrs. T. A. Miller, Mrs. Jacob Jackson and Mrs. Evar Troup. To date the group does not have a sponsor. Thus far they have planted a dish garden and are watching the seeds grow and worked on the program which they presented on Sunday when pins were received. The girls served cookies at the close of Sunday’s meeting. Great-Granddaughter Os Mrs. Poe Is ‘Girl Os The Month’ Miss Christi Neterer, Huntington, great-granddaughter of Mrs. Cornelia Poe of Milford, has been named Girl of the Month by the Huntington Exchange club. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Neterer of 680 Flaxmill road, and is a student at Center Upper elementary school. Christi’s grandmother is Mjrs. Clifton Parcell of Elkhart, formerly of this area. Her mother is the former Joy Poe, a Milford, high school graduate. The Girl of the Month is an A student at Center Upper and is treasurer of the school’s congress and of the eighth grade class. She has been a cheerleader for the past three years. Christi’s hobbies are music, reading, drawing, swimming and baton twirling. She is a member of Trinity United Methodist church and plans to become an elementary math teacher.

Wed., Mar. 5, 1969 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

BIRTHS ■£ CASKEY, Steffany Lee Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Caskey of Mishawaka are the proud parents cf a daughter, Steffany Lee, who arrived at the Memorial hospital, South Bend, on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Steffany Lee weighed in at seven pounds, nine ounces. The Caskeys have another daughter, StanLyon, three years old. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwyn Caskey of Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Topp of Cromwell are the maternal grandparents. UNDERWENT SURGERY IN FLORIDA Mrs. Walter Kasper of Milford, who is wintering in Orlando, Fla., with her husband, underwent eye surgery in a hospital .at Winter Park, Fla. Her address is: Mrs. Walter Kasper Box 146, Page Avenue Orlando, Fla., 32806

Wonted RECEPTIONIST At Regent Mobile Homes SYRACUSE Contact: Mr. Bob Grotz

MILFORD LOCALS Mr and Mrs. Jesse Beer of r 2 Milford were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haab of r 1 Syracuse. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lehman Wemple of Milford on Sunday’ were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stoltz of‘Toledo, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Yoder of Topeka were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lehman Wemple, Milford, on Monday. Herbert Felkner of Milford visited Harry Haab of Milford, who is a patient in the Saint Joseph hospital in South’Bend, on Monday afternoon. Miss Janet Ramser, who is attending Ball State university, will be spending some time in the home of her parents,® Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ramser of Milford. Janet arrived in Milford on Friday. The Adult class of the Island Chapel United Methodist church met in the church annex on Saturday evening. The hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Dane Rumfelt and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hollar. Mrs. Paul Hollar of r 2 Milford called on Mr. and Mrs. Enos Hollar of Milford on Saturday afternoon.

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