The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 April 1970 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., April 15, 1970

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Residents who live along old road 13, extending south from the Pickwick Road at the south edge of Syracuse, are becoming increasingly vocal about a dumping area on the east side of that road. With pollution fast becoming a popular topic of conversation, these residents are buttonholing anyone who will listen about conditions at what they call “the dump.” Inasmuch as this area is not in the town, those residents will have to look to the township trustee or the board of county commissioners to air their grievances. • • • The Smith-Walbridge Camp is nearing another season, has already sent out their literature to schools across the country. A beautiful piece arrived at our desk this week, almost makes us want to join the summer camp. • ♦ • Area residents who watched the unfolding mystery of the solution t<> the strangulation slaying of pretty Lillie Mae Ritchie at her I >ewart Lake home on November 6 were surprised to see the entire story written up in the May issue of “Official Detective Stories," on sale in most newsstands. It began on page 26 and was written by Burt Oglesby, special investigator for the magazine. Its title was “Strangled Indiana Divorcee Was Nude. But Was It A Sex Crime.” A sequel to this story is that Jeffrey Wayne McComsey, a 21-year-old Lancaster. Pa., youth was

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given a term in the state prison of from 15 to 25 years Friday in the superior court of judge Allan A. Rasor. (See full story on page 1, this issue.) • • • Sentiments on annexation of the three tracts around Syracuse continue to run deep. A recent remark in a local Case following last Wednesday night’s public meeting at which a stale expert spoke at length on soil composition of the area, was that the chamber cf commerce was “carrying out a well planned filibuster.” • • • Seems Syracuse is definitely patriotic: Millie Savage at ffie bank was seen leaving with an unusual item in hand, a centerpiece creation in the red, white and blue decor for the Fourth of July theme. Created by Millie and Joan, we are informed it took first place in a judging when exhibited at a grange meeting on Tuesday night. Leila Connolly of the NIPSCo contributed to the patriotic theme in her attire last Wednesday in red. white and blue. • • • I-ocal persons, particularly children, are reminded ducks in the area are now nesting and should not be disturbed. Many nests, some with eggs and some without, have been located at the lake edge, channels and creek area of the town. A warning has been issued in regard to high fines and a federal offense if person or persons are caught molesting or shooting ducks or molesting their nests. Several ducks have been found dead, crippled and one blinded of wounds from guns. • * - • Whether it be spring or physical fitness time. Mrs. Robert (June* Penick can be seen about on her daily five miles a day stint. • • • The Henry (Jack) Penning.

tons of Richmond are out of the root beer business, having sold their Syracuse establishment of 22 years, to Daniel Ulrich of Fort Wayne and John Reeves of Roanoke. However, retired not, as the Mr. is assuming managership of a trailer court in their home area of Richmond. • * ♦ Sam is home! The large, all white, long haired cat, Sam, is borne, dejected and hungry, after his absence for several months. Sam is happy and so is his owner! • * * Joe Bushong. North Shore resident and long time Syracuse barber, denies that he has sold his uptown barber shop to his son George. George is the one in the front chair. Joe says, “I don't know anything about it.” Brethren Church WMC Has Meeting The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Brethren church in Milford met at the home of Mrs. Burris Sharp on Thursday evening. April 10. Seventeen members and one guest. Mrs. William Motts were present. Mrs. Gail Geiger was program chairman. The business meeting was conducted by president. Mrs Robert Rassi. She opened the meeting by reading the 67 Psalm and poem “Take Time.” It was decided to give money to the scholarship fund, for the Sisterhood girls. Committee’s were appointed, and it was announced that the WMS would have another bandage roll on April 22 at 1 with Mrs. Ronald Brown as hostess. Mrs. Geiger gave the call to worship, devotions. Colossians 3:1-15 by Mrs. Jim Stuckman; prayer circle, Mrs. Ronald Brown; Bible study, “Introduction to Philippians,” Mrs. Mace Hollar; research topic. “Ways of Praying.” Mrs. Geiger; “The Once Brown Seeds,” closing meditations, Mrs. Geiger. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and cohostess. The next meeting will be a mother and daughter meeting at the church. May 7, on Thursday evening SCOUTS ATTEND CONSERVATION OUTING Troops from Oswego. Warsaw, Syracuse, Claypool and Mentone took part in the first of this year’s three phase con servation program at the boy scout's camp Pioneer Trails near Cromwell over the past week end. The purpose of phase one is to clear certain areas of newcamping land that will be used for patrol camping during the next two years. A rotation plan of campsites will allow renovation of the land; which is part of the long range conservation plan of camp.

County Students Receive Book From Governor A number of students in Kosciusko county received the bode, “Escape From Corregidor,” written by Edwin Whitcomb, now Governor of the state of Indiana, for participation in the recent “What’s Great About Indiana” contest. Students from the Lakeland area who received books were as follows: Milford — Tammy O'Blenis, grades 1-3; Lydia Tucker, grades 4-0. North Webster — Bart Bowser, grades 1-3; Stephanie Jernigan, grades 4-6. Syracuse — Lisa Meek, grades 1-3; Gale Ann Straiss, grades 4-6. Syracuse Christian day school — Robert Gross, grades 1-3; Douglas Gross, grades 4-6. Also honored from this county were the following: Etna Green — Melissa Lindsey and Carla Ann Guy. s Mentone — Jimmy Peterson and Kathy Yates. Whitko community schools — Pierceton. Sara Martin: Larwill, Carole Weaver; South W’hitley, Angela Wall and Bonnie Saffer; Sidney. Bambi Shoemaker and Rhonda Whitaker Atwood — Giner Huse and Kitsy Grable. Burket — Kathy Runnells and Cindy Lee Hively. Claypool — Gina Barrett and Betty Miller. Silver Lake — Kim Coplen. Warsaw schools — Leesburg. Vickie Miller and Blair Zykan; McKinley. Shawn Lowery and Betsy Stopps; Sacred Heart, Renee Rhinesmith and Dawn Bullard; Talma. Novelene Witham; Warsaw Christian, Timmy Anger and ! Diana Miller; Lincoln. Steve Rosenkranz and Julie Hall. BERTHA NORMAN TO BE AT MOUNT TABOR CHURCH Bertha Norman, who is one of the outstanding soloists in the field of gospel music today, will present a musical concert this Sunday evening at the Mount Tabor Church of God at 7:30 o’clock. Mrs. Norman has held her audiences spell-bound as they listened to her interpretation of the old songs of the church. The fresh beauty of her voice, her meticulour deliverance and her glowing personality have made mezzo-so-prano Bertha Norman a special favorite in the field of vocal art. She made her formal debut as a concert soloist in 1966 in South Bend. She is a member of the soloist bureau of the national convention of gospel choirs and choruses of America. Inc., and a former member of the special ensemble of the H T. Burleigh Association under the direction of Mrs. Guy P. Curtic She has studied at the South Bend Conservatory of Music for the past 14 years under Miss Hazel Harris and Miss Martha Williams. During this time she has been heard in concert and as a guest soloist for evangelistic services throughout the United States. She has recorded several long playing stereo albums.

ENTERTAIN GUESTS AT BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lentz of r 1 Milford entertained guests at a birthday dinner Sunday evening in honor of Mrs. (Beulah' Lentz’s birthday which was Tuesday. Those enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lentz of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Replogle and sons of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilson and son, Todd Allen, who is the first great-grandson of the Lentzes. Several young people also attended.

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CUB LEADERS TAKE PART IN POW WOW Concord junior high school took on a blue and gold hue Sunday as cub leaders throughout the Pioneer Trails council gathered for their bi-annual Pow Wow. Attending from the Kosciusko district were leaders from pack 58, Mentone Methodist church; pack 67, Lincoln school PTA at Warsaw; pack 36, Trinity United Methodist church at Warsaw; pack 27, Leesburg United Methodist church; and pack 47, Milford Lions club. A total of over 100 took part in the afternoon instruction series that furnished up to date information on crafts, puppets, Webelos den leadership, pack leadership and administration plus the new summertime activities. Taxes: Something that other people should cheerfully pay to support our government. LEGALS Advsrtisment for bids The Board of County Commissioners of Kosciusko County, Indiana, will receive bids for Remodeling for Superior Court.

NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION The foliowng is a list of all candidates filed in the office of the clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court Such candidates will be voted on at the election held between the hours of 6 00 AM and* OOP .M (Eastern daylight time) on— TUESDAY, MAY 5. 1970 REPUBLICAN TICKET Representative in Congress Third Congressional District Jack E Ellis HIM Heatherfield. South Bend, Ind Donald H Agler 1252 E. MjcKinley, South Bend. Ind Don M Newman 1064$ Jefferson, Osceola. Ind Judge Os The Superior Court For The s4th Judicial Circuit Kosciusko County * Allan A Rasor 631 East Center St . Warsaw, Ind Prosecuting Attorney For The 54th Judicial Circuit Consisting Os The County Os Kosciusko R Steven Hearn R. 2, Box 2C, Syracuse. Ind. Joint Representative Ninth District Fulton, Kosciusko, Whitley. Huntington And Wabash Counties: three (3) representatives. Arthur Coblentz Liberty Mills, Ind Thames L Maury L 1025 Country Club Lane. Warsaw, Ind Ralph Heme R 2. Columbia City, Ind Robert Beauchamp 556 No Wabash St. Wabash. Ind County Auditor Lawrence W Butts R 4. Warsaw. Ind County Recorder E Mazie Alexander R . 2, Warsaw. Ind County Sheriff Thomas L Anglin R. 4. Warsaw, Ind Charles B Halt , Box 381. Milford. Ind County Assessor Carl T. Zimmer 1222 E. Main St , Warsaw. Ind Betty June Busselberg R 5. Warsaw. Ind County Commissioner Southern District Harvey B Anglin Silver Lake, Ind Glenn N Lowman R. 2, Akron. Ind County Councilman First District Ralph P Oyler R. 4, Syracuse. Ind County Councilman Second District Charles J Menzie R. 1. Pierceton, Ind. John H Wilson R. 1, Leesburg. Ind County Councilman Third District J. Norman DeGood 347 North Buffalo. Warsaw, Ind J. Gerald Wallace 1700 Ranch Road. Warsaw, Ind County Councilman Fourth District Robert O Jones Mentone. Ind Cassius L Rovenstine Atwood. Ind County Councilman-At-Large Ray O Eckert R 5. Warsaw. Ind Charles Lynch R 2. Silver Lake. Ind Ruth McCleary 221 South Maple. Warsaw. Ind GeorgeC Messmore R. 2. Pierceton. Ind Merlin H Wertenberger R. 3. Warsaw. Ind Delegate To State Convention Eldred Metzger, R 2. North Manchester Jackson 1 and 2, and Monroe Howard Menzie. Pierceton Washington 1 and 2 and 3 Eddie Over my er. R. 1, North Webster Tippecanoe 1 Duane F. Leedyi R. 1. North Webster (Tippecanoe 2 and 4 Kermit F Summers. R. 1, Pierceton (Tippecanoe 2 and 4 Arden D Walgamuth. R 1. Leesburg Tippecanoe 3 Noble C Blocker. 301 S Lake, Syracuse Turkey Creek 1 and 3 Jack C Vanderford. R 4, Syracuse Turkey Creek 2 and 5 Ronald Sharp, 406 North Huntington, Syracuse Turkey Creek 4and 6 Norman S Lovell, 328 N Henry St . Milford Van Buren 1 and 2 John B Augsburger. Waubee Lake, Milford Van Buren 3 George Paton. R 2. Leesburg Plain 1 and 3 EariF Robison. Leesburg (Plain2and Prairie 1 Ralph Brubaker, Leesburg )Plain 2and Prairie 1 Carl L Latta. R 3. Warsaw Plaint Robert Wayne Snider, R 3. Warsaw Wayne 1 J Gerlald Wallace, 1700 Ranch Road. Warsaw Wayne 2 John S Alexander R 2, Warsaw 'Wayne 3 and 7 Kenneth L Mcßr.de. R 2. Warsaw )Wayne3and7 N Bruce Howe. Jr , Westminster Hotel, Winona Lake Wayne 4 Frederick W Gilliam. R L Warsaw WayneS Paul E Magers. R 5 Melody Acres, Warsaw Wayne 6 Robert J Williams. Yarnelle Point. Warsaw )Wayne 8 Mar an Snell. 907 Country Club Drive. Warsaw )Wayne 8 Chauncey C Tucker. Claypool Clay 1 and 2 Guy ECripe, R 2. Claypool Lake land 2 Luhr R Alexander. R 1. Silver Lake Seward 1 and 2. and Franklin Kathryn M Teel. R l. Mentone Franklin 1. and Etna 2 Cassius L Rovenstme. Atwood Harrison I. and Prairie 2 Kenneth F Bush. Mentpne )Harrison 2and 3 Donald J Van Gilder. 112 North Broadway. Mentone )Harrison 2 and 3 Cletus M Rovenstine. Atwood Jefferson 1 and 2, and Scott and Etna 1 E Tweed Robinson, sll North Lincoln. Warsaw Ist Ward 1 Prct . Warsaw Thomas Joyner, 927 East Main. Warsaw Ist Ward 2 Prct and 3 Prct, Warsaw, and 2nd Ward 3 Prct. Warsaw Graham W Kreicker. 1226 East Market St . Warsaw (2nd Ward IPrct and 2 Prct. Warsaw Brooks C Pinnick. 39 Little Eagle Dr , Warsaw )2nd Ward 1 Prct and 2 Prct. Warsaw Randall G Yeager. 38 Little Eagle Dr . Warsaw )2nd Ward 1 Prct and 2 Prct, Warsaw Charles O. Wainwright. 787 W Center St . Warsaw __ 3rd Ward 1 and 2 and 3 Prct . Warsaw G ies G Hoffer, 715 N Union Si. Warsaw 4th Ward 1 and 2 and 3 Prct, Warsaw Township Trustees Lucille Koontz. Box 104. Sidnev Jackson Amon Prater. R 2. Claypool (Monroe JpeW Brygider . R 2. Pierceton i Monroe Lloyd Miner. R 2. Pierceton Washington Gerald A Easttund. Box 38. North Webster Tippecanoe Hardd C Kuhn. R 2, Syracuse Turkey Creek Joseph D Shew mon. 35 No Shore Drive. R 4. Syracuse Turkey Creek John Davidsen, R 2, Milford Van Buren Darrell Phillips. Box 27, Leesburg Plain Edwin D Pratt. 4H Oak St. Winona Lake Wayne Wayne R Johnson. R 2. Claypool Clay Austin Neher R 1, Silver Lake Lake Marvin L Lowman, Box 83. Burket Seward Paul E Cumberland. R l. Claypool Franklin Emory L Davis. R. 2, Etna Green Harrison John W Lutes. R 4. Warsaw Prairie Charles Mikel, R 2. Nappanee Jefferson Harold Klotz Jr R 2 Nappanee Max Kintzei. Etna Green lEtna Robert O White. R. L Etna Green )Etna Township Assessor Garold R Homck. 515 North Columbia St . Warsaw Wayne Justice Os Peace Ernest W Hackbirth. Box 344.15 t«. Elm Sts SE . Pierceton Washington jerry A Kreger . Pierceton I Washington J D Geiger. Norm Webster Tippecanoe Christian F Kober. 613 So Lake St . Syracuse Turkey Creek Raymond Neff. 924 E Clark St . Warsaw Wayne M. io E C lase, 325 North Buffalo St. Warsaw Wayne Lee Moyer. Sycamore St . Box 84. Silver Lake Lake Patrie a A Shoemaker, 507 E Ma >n, Mentone Harrison Township Constable johnL Noble. Sr . R I, Pierceton Washington Members O< The Advisory Board George Eisworth Ford. R 2, Claypool Jackson W ibur D Pyle. R 2. Ciaypooi Jackson Dale B Beery. R 2. Claypool Monroe Dona von Sellers. R 3. Warsaw Monroe Russell Farley. Jr R 2. South Whtfley Monroe Rex D Mast Box 177. Pierceton Washington Robert Dale Simison. Bo* 312. Pierceton Washington Oovce L Menzie. Pierceton Washington P- p R Payne. Box 243. Norm Websrer Tippecanoe Glen A Vara tor. R I. Norm Webster Tippecanoe W-ii'am E Metcalf. R l. Leesburg Tippecanoe James E Fry. 300 South Lake St. Syracuse Turkey Creek jacuon D Ridings. Sr . R 2. Syracuse Turkey Creek Virgil Bobeck. R 2. Syracuse Turkey Creek Maurice Beer R 2. Milford Van Buren Harold Young. Box 276. M.lford Vanßuren Arnold w Don. R i. Milford Van Buren Max Shively. R 1. Leesburg Plain FrancisE Wildman. R. I. Leesburg Flam James H Hr>erman. R 2. Leesburg Plain h Bruce Howe, Jr . Westminster Hotel. Winona Lake Wayne jonnF Snefi. 902 Country Club Drive. Warsaw Wayne Guy E Hygema. 1202 W Winona Ave . Warsaw Wayne Dean Ford. R . 2. Claypool vlay John T Kirkwood. R I. Claypool Clay Quentin E vans. 407 Graceland Ave.. Claypool Clay Robert S jontz. R 2. Silver Lake Duane C Sells. Bo* 194. Silver Lake La * e E Cri&e. R J, OayDOCH GeraWD Smalley. County Rd 900 So . R. I. Claypool Seward Fred McSherry. Burket Seward Thomas A Waite, 1)1. Silver Lake Seward William Franklin Hudson, jr . R 1. Mentone Franklin Donald Jay Whittenberger.R. 2. Akron Franklin viarnson F Bommann. Jr . R. 2. Warsaw Harrison Albert Orcutt. R 5. Warsaw Harr .son joe E Tucker, R. 1. Etna Green nj"' 50 ' 1 Douglas W Baker. R 4. Warsaw .Z*! r,e RayF Williamson, R. 4. Warsaw L ra,r ‘* James Marsh. R 4. Warsaw Prairie Dale H Berger. R l. Nappanee Jefferson Harold E Wdson. R 2. Milford Philip Beer. R 1. Milford - Jefferson Buell Arthur Hotter. R 1. Ema Green wayneL Wood. R 2. Nappanee warren Hawley. R. 2. Nappanee ScoH

Kosciusko County Court House. Warsaw. Indiana, until 1:00 P M.. EST. on the 18th day of May. 1970, in the Commissioner Chambers. Kosciusko County Court House. Warsaw, Indiana; at which time the bids will be ooened Mid publicly reed. Proposals will be received on the work as shown and described on the Contract Documents. Proposals shall be properly and com pletely executed on proposal form furnished by the Architect in accordance with Form 96. with non collusion affidavit required by the statutes and must be accompanied by Questionnaire Form 96a, State Board of Accounts. An acceptable certified check or bank draft, payable to the City Clerk of me City of Warsaw, or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the Bidder and a surety company, in an amount not less than 10 percent of me bid, shall be submitted with each bid. Contractors awarded work shall be required to furnish acceptable surety bond in an amount of 100 percent of the contract price. Wage rates on this work shall not be less than the prescribed scale of wages as determined pursuant to me provisions of Chapter 319 of me Acts of the General Assembly of Indiana. 1935. Contract Documents, including plans and specifications, are on file with the office of the Auditor of Kosciusko County, me office of me Architect, W. James McCleary, A.1.A., 1401 Kings Highway. Winona Lake, Indiana, and me State Board of Accounts. In* dianapolis, Indiana. Plans and specifications are available from the off ice of the Architect for a deposit of 550.00, which amount will be refunded if me documents are returned in good condition within ten (10) days following me close of bidding. Payment shall be make from funds derived from General Taxation and me award shall be condition«n-an funds being available tor such construction and no bids shall be withdrawn after the opening of such bids without the consent of the Owner, for a period of sixty (60) days after the scheduled time for closing bids. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids and to waive any informalities in bid ding. Dated this 6m day of April, 1970. LAWRENCE BUTTS Auditor. Kosciusko County, Ind. MJ—A 15422

Russell Theodore Thomas. Box 43, Etna Green Etna 1 Harold E. White, Box 184, Etna Green etna Carl Klotz. R.l. Etna Green Etna Robert E. Hartzell. Etna Green etna Precinct Committeeman | Amer Koontz, Box 104. Sidney i s t Jackson Eldred M Metzger. R. 2. Norm Manchester 2nd Jackson 1 Ralph Wrigley, R. 3, Warsaw Monroe Howard Menzie, R. I. Pierceton z s t Washington Charles Menzie, R. 1, Pierceton 2nd Washington ■ Rex D Mast, Pierceton 3rd Washington EddieOvermyer, R 1. North Webster i s t Tippecanoe Duane F Leedy. R 1. North Webster 2nd Tippecanoe R Kip Sullivan, R. 1. Leesburg 3rd Tippecanoe Kermit F Summers. R. 1, Pierceton 4m Tippecanoe Paul H Moore, R 4, Syracuse Ist Turkey Creek ' John W. Peters, 700 Front St.. Syracuse 2nd Turkey Creek Robert.G. insley, 412 So Parkway. Syracuse 3rd Turkey Creek Ronald C. Sharp. 406 Huntington St.. Syracuse 4m Turkey Creek Richard Keim Koble.R. 4, Syracuse Sth Turkey Creek Norman w. Clouse. R. 2, Box 133. Syracuse 6m Turkey Creek Harold Young, Milford Ist Van%uren Norman S. Lovell, Milford 2nd Van Buren John B Augsburger, R. 1, Milford jrd Van Buren George Paton. R. 2, Leesburg Ist Plain Earl F Robison, 304 Church Street, Leesburg 2nd Plain Thomas L. Anglin, R. 4. Riverlawn Add.. Warsaw 0 3rd Plain Carl L. Latta, R 3, Warsaw > 4m Plain Robert Wayne Snider. R. 3. Warsaw Ist Wayne I Larry Leon Poyser. UlO Ranch Road. Warsaw 2nd Wayne W James McCleary, 215 Lakeside Dr., Winona Lake 3rd Wayne N. Bruce Howe. Jr., Westminster Hotel, Winona Lake 4th Wayne Gene E Messmore. R.l, Warsaw sth Wayne Roger L Bower, 1808 Rd. 224 W., Warsaw 6th Wayne John S. Alexander. R. 2, Road 15 South. Warsaw 7m Wayne Robert H. Kesler. 1021 Shady Lane. Warsaw gth Wayne Robert Guy Vanator, R. 2. Warsaw list Clay Everett R Gunter, R. 2, Claypool ) Ist Clay Ralph Reece. Claypool, 2nd Clay Lowell Zile. Silver Lake i s t Lake Charles Lynch, R. 2. Silver Lake 2nd Lake Gordon Hackworth. R. 5. Warsaw Ist Seward 1 Luhr R. Alexander, R. 1, Silver Lake 2nd Seward Kathryn M. Teel, R. 1. Mentone Ist Franklin Leo W Adams. R. 2, Akron 2nd Franklin Cassius L. Rovenstine. Atwood i s t Harrison Wayne Tombaugh, Mentone 2nd Harrison Hazel Marsh. R 4. Warsaw i s t Prairie Douglas W Baker, R. 4. Warsaw ... 2nd Prairie Richard E Berger. R 1. Nappanee i s t Jefferson Kenneth Haney, R. 2. Milford 2nd Jefferson Walter Miller. R. 1, Etna Green / Scott Mary B. Miner. Etna Green / , s t Etna John W Poor. R l, Etna Green 2nd Etna Warsaw Ward Pct. James R Kees. 1804 Sheridan, Warsaw Ist of Ist Thomas Joyner. 927 E Main, Warsaw Ist of 2nd Paul Lucas. 805.E Mam st.. Warsaw Ist of 3rd Earl Ketrow. 1615 E. Market, Warsaw 2nd of Ist Robert E. Loop, 23 Fairlane Dr . Warsaw 2nd of 2nd John R Musgrave. 303 S. High St., Warsaw 2nd of 3rd w • Wilfred Fretz, 633 S Lake, Warsaw 3rd of Ist W John A Kinsey. 303 W Winona. Warsaw 3rd of 2nd Ralph D Fox, 71$ West Center St . Warsaw 3rd of 3rd Norma Gilworm, 509 E. Center St , Warsaw 4m of Ist Milo E Clase, 325 North Buffalo St . Warsaw 4m of 2nd Giles G Hoffer, 715 N Union St . Warsaw 4m of 3rd DEMOCRATIC TICKET » Representative In Congress Third Congressional District John Brademas 7504-eland Ave . South Bend, Ind. Joint Representative Ninth District Fulton, Kosciusko. Whitley. Huntington and Wabash Counties: three (3) representatives; Augdsta Bo.ssonx • • R. 2, Wabash. Ind, Kent) E Schinbecktbr ' R. 8. Columbia City, Ind. County Sheriff David E Andrews o 121 N. Indiana St., Warsaw, Ind. County Councilman-At-Large Lionel L Harmison R. l. Claypool, Ind. Delegate To State Convention « Robert P Murphy 824 E Main. Warsaw Ist Ward 1 and 2 and 3. Prcts. « Warsaw, and 4m ward Ist Prct. Warsaw John Kieeman, 510 W Eagle St . Warsaw 2nd Ward 1 and 2 and 3 Prcts. : Warsaw, and 3rd Watd 1 and 2 and 3 Prcts.. Warsaw Bernice DeTurk, 810 W. Canal. Winona Lake Wayne 1 and 3and 4 Marie Stokes, 428 Perry St , Warsaw )Waynesand6,and4th ward 2 and 3 Prcts., Warsaw Paul E Conkle. R 1. Warsaw ) Wayne 5 and 6, and 4m ward 2 and 3 Prcts., Warsaw H Dale Tucker, 1017 Country Club Rd , Warsaw Wayne 2 and 7 and 8 Gaylord E Jones. R 4. Syracuse (Turkey Creek 1 and 2and 3and 4 Maurice Crow. R. 3. Syracuse (Turkey Creek 1 and 2 and 3and 4 Delos Martin. R 3, Syracuse Turkey Creek Sand 6. and Tippecanoe 1 and 4 Earl L Melcher. R 1, Warsaw Tippecanoe 2and 3, and Washington 1 and 2 Melvin J. Konkle. R 1. Claypool Washington 3 and Clay 1 and 2 Robert Hill. Silver Lake Jackson 1 and 2, and Lake 1 and 2, and Monroe 1 Nellie B Reed. R. ( Mentone Seward 1 and 2. and Franklin 1 and 2 H Earl Boggs R 2. Warsaw , Harrison 1 and 2 and 3 William D Fackle«i, Box 101, Etna Green Etna 1 and 2. and Scott 1. and Jefferson 1 Royce Biller, R 2, Milford Jefferson 2, and Prairie 1 and 2. and Plain 3 Wayne Bucher R J, Syracuse Van Buren 1 and 2 and 3 Fredonna Custer. R 1. Milford ' Plain 1 and 2and 4 Township Trustees Jimmy g. Gebert. R 1, Pierceton Washington Leon F Poulson. R 1, Warsaw Tippecanoe Steven P Parker. 405 W Walnut. Claypool < CI*V Robert L. Hoffman. R 1, Claypool Seward Chester Clampitt. Jr., Atwood (Harrison Charles W Eaton R 1, Mentone (Harrison Royce Biller, R. 2. Milford Jefferson Dallas J. Slouder. Etna Green Etna Members Os The Advisory Board Elmer V Robin. R. 1. Warsaw Tippecanoe Charles Edward Slone. R. 2. Claypool Clay Donald Allen. County Rd 200 W R 2. Claypool « Clay James R Paxton. R L Silver Lake Seward Robert E Matrix. R I. Claypool " Seward Garland Kiefer, Burket Seward Ronald E Severns. R. 5. Warsaw Harrison Joseph D Long, R 1, Etna Green Harrison Kendatl E Biller. R 2. Milford Jefferson Devon Moore. R 2. Nappanee Jefferson Gerge E Slabaugh, Box 173, Etfta Green Etna George H Ulmer. Etna Green Etna Donald M. Waggoner, Etna Green Etna Precinct Committeeman Snowden J Dierks. Box S 3. Sidney . - Ist Jackson Gordon England. R 2. Claypool Monroe f , Doris Ei Wright. R T, Pierceton 2nd Washington Jeanette Beebe. Box 452, Pierceton (3rd Washington Amos D Stump. Box 298. Pierceton (3rd Washington Earl L Melcher, R 1. Warsaw 3rd Tippecanoe Gaylord E Jones. R 4. Syracuse Ist Turkey Creek Bill Coburn, 430 Dolan Drive. Syracuse 3rd Turkey Creek Clifford Y. Miller, 506 South Mam St.. Syracuse 4th Turkey Creek Maurice Crow. R 3, Syracuse ssh Turkey Creek Eleanor F Moots. R 2. Box 351. Syracuse 6th Turkey Creek Daniel C Levemier. Box 131. Milford ’st Van Buren Darrell A Orn. Milford 2nd Van Buren Wayne Bucher, R 3. Syracuse 3rd Van Buren Fredonna A. Custer, R 1, Milford ’ Ist Plain Roy Edward McCorkle. R 1. Leesburg 4th Plain Edgar E Teeter. R 3. Polo Farm Rd . Warsaw Ist Wayne Thurlow E. Shoemaker, Jr., 410 W Kincaide, Warsaw 2nd Wayne Bernice DeTurk, 810 W Canal St.. Winona Lake 3rd Wayne Stanley L Nice. R ’.Old Rd 30 East, Warsaw sth Wayne Stanley E Pequignot. 1605 Greenhill Dr. Warsaw \ 6th Wayne « Herschel P Shoemaker. R 2. Warsaw Wayn * Harvey Dale Tucker. 1017 Country Club Road. Warsaw Sth Wayne f Herbert J Mann, R 2. Warsaw Ist Clay 9 Melvin J. Konkle. R 1, Claypool 2nd Clay William Kneiler. R 2, Silver Lake Ist Lake Robert Hill, Silver Lake 5 >- ak « 1 Alden Jones. Jr , R . 1. Claypool Ist Seward Nellie B Reed, R 1, Mentone Ist Franklin Elmer L Dickey, R 2, Akron . 2nd Franklin jerry Tinkey, R 2. Warsaw ’** Harrison Charles W Eaton, R 1. Mentone 2nd Harrison H Earl Boggs. R 2. Warsaw Jrd Harrison Claude W Harmon. R 4. Warsaw Ist Prairie Verl R George. R 2. Nappanee Ist Jefferson Ernest L Hollar. R 2. Milford ‘ 2nd Jefferson William D Fackler. Box Mil. Etna Green Ist Etna Dalias Sfouder. Box Sl. Etna Green 2tKl Etna Warsaw Ward Pct. w,rtf ~c,• Carl H Evans. 1012 E Ft Wayne St. Warsaw ?”<< Robert P Murphy. 824 E Mam St. Warsaw ) Ist of 3rd Homer L Harrell.6l2N Park Ave . Warsaw (IstofJrd Richard E Riedel. 1927 E Market St . Warsaw )2ndoflst Carl Bibler. 7005 E Jefferson St . Warsaw < (2nd of Ist Clifford Reed. 1021 E Market St-. Warsaw 2nd William P Colliver. 624 E Center St . Warsaw John E Kieeman. 510 W Eagle. Warsaw 01 Loyd Berkey. 602 North Detroit. Warsaw *”1 of Ist Maynard wade. 312 N Washington St.. Warsaw ?nd Stuart Stokes. 428 Perry St . Warsaw M 3ra NOMINATION FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF THE WA NEE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS OF ELKHART AND KOSCIUSKO COUNTIES. INDIANA Harrison Township Elkhart County James W Graybill. R 5. Box 128. Goshen. Ind Locke Township Elkhart County Lisle W Roose. R 3. Nappanee. Ind Union Township Elkhart County John C. Heisel. 603 E Broad St, Nappanee, Ind < Daniel Walter Schneider, R 1. Nappanee. Ind Robert J Mast. R 1. Box 220. Nappanee. Ind. Max Quakentzush. R 1, Nappanee, (nd NOMINATION FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARDOF SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF THE WHITKO COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION OF KOSCIUSKO AND WHITLEY COUNTIES. INDIANA District No. 1 Monroe And Washington Township* Robert M Schneider. R. 1. Pierceton. Ind. District No. 2 Jackson And Richland Township* Ned E. Yingst. R 1. Larwill. Ind Dick Kesiie. R. 1, Larwill. Ind Walter Keim, R. 2. South Whitley. Ind. Diltrict No. 3 Cleveland Towmhip Eugene G Sheppard. R 2. South Whitley. Ind. NOMINATION FOR MEMBER OF THE BOAR D OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF THE TIPPECANOE VALLEY SCHOOL CORPORATION KOSCIUSKO COUNTY ANO FULTON COUNTY, INDIANA District Nd. 3 Orville L McFadden. Mentone. Ind. Philip K La»h, R 1. Mentone. Ind District No. 4 Larry L. Klein. Box 41. Akron. Ind John W. McKee, R. 1. Akron, Ind District Nd. 5 David L Burkett, Tippecanoe, Ind. » Maurice O Coplen. R. 2, Akron, Ind. NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION STATE OF INDIANA) ) SS: at the State of Indiana, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a1 full, true an<l co "', p ’* * list of all names of contesting candidates certified to me by the Secretary of State, and originally filed «n the Clerk's Office, as the same appear from the certification of Secretary of State and from me candidates statements on file in the office of the Clerk of the Kosciukso C *NWi TNE SS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and Seal of said Court, at the Clerk's Office in the City of Warsaw. Indiana, this Ist day of April. 1970. BESSIE I HIMES 1 Clerk of me Kosciusko Circuit Court MJ—A IS A22