The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 July 1970 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., July 8, 1970

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facts about $ ‘OUR TOWN’ Milford, Ind. "v By JERI SEELY .Another activity of Milford Day was a baseball game at the park. The above photo shows a large number of people who turned out for the game play* ed in September of 1910. • * * One does read the strangest things; An aged man in Wales says he can tell if it’s going to rain by the May the'bubbles rise when he drops a lump of sugar into his mornin:: coffee. If the bubbles collect in the middle.

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he says a fine day will follow. If they form a ring around the edge of the cup, there'll be rain, sure as shootin’. So many funny things have been heard and read about men and their Bermuda shorts and other garments or lack of garments supposed to help them endure the scorching hot weather we have been having. / 1 • Some incautious persons in Chicago suggested that the city policemen wear shorts and shortsleeved shirts, but the policemen themselves "shot down" on that idea right away. They said, and quite truly, that it would make them the subject of jokes, and an officer of the law should not be garbed in away to lower his dignity. Then too. they 'said, their summer uniforms are made of lightweight material and are not uncomfortable. It is well remembered that when Catherine street was paved—and some of the weather at that time was blistering—the men wore hats or caps?and shirts with long sleeves, why? To protect themselves against the hot rays of the sun. ♦ • • A starred looking man driving a caf. says as he watches a group of teen-agers tearing along at break : neck speed. "I always watch out for school children especially if they’re driving a car.” • • • When I was quite a little girl. I thought it was rather silly for Milfkrd to have streets named Henri and James. Emetine'and Catherine. Heaven only knows

what I might have named them when I was indulging in severe Maybe Emeline and have been changed to Daisy and Pearl, names of my favorite dolls! It was carefully explained to me that these four streets were named after .the children of judge Aaron Perrine, the man who laid out - the town of Milford. Well, that made it a little better, but I still didn’t admire judge Perrine's choice of names for struts. But if one of the boys had been named Broadway — Now I think it’s quite alright, and I have no reluctance whatever about telling people I live on Henry street, actually the southwest corner of Henry and Catherine streets. To be exact, lot 1. block 5. Incidentally. Milford should always be grateful to judge Aaron Perrine for making our Main street as wide as it is. Not many small towns have as wide a Main street. „ • • • Have you figured the column out yet? Really, I haven’t flipped! The articles, except for the first paragraphs on this week’s old picture, are copied from News and Views by MLM in the August and September issues of the 1955 Milford Mail. The next time I have a cup of tea I must remember to watch the bubbles. Maybe I’ll find a foolproof way of telling the weather! As for the Bermuda shorts, I can't help but wonder what our former editor would think of the dress today. Or, should I have said undress! Most of our readers know the

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four streets mentioned in the final article, but for those who are new to the community 'and haven't, notice James and Henry are north and. south streets while Emeline and Catherine run east and west. All are just off the business block. The Bruce McClintic family resides in the residence referred to by MLM as her home. ♦ • • Big things are happening in Lebanon and Albany, Oreg., according to Harry and Dorothy Funk, former Milford residents who have lived in Lebanon for many years. Mrs. Funk has sent us a special "Strawberry Festival” issue of the Lebanon Express and of the “Timber Carnival” issue of the Albany paper, she hopes would be of interest to some of their “long ago” neighbors. ■ V She writes they are both in fair health and that nice, cool weather <6B-72 degrees' prevailing in the area in which they live. She gives their address as 450 West Sherman, Lebanon, Oreg., 97355. Howard Locke Attending NSFSI At Ball State U. MUNCIE — Howard Locke, r 3 Syracuse, is one among 31 secondary school teachers attending the 1970 National Science Foundation Summer Institute in Mathematics being held at Ball State university June 15 through August 7. — Funded by a $42,159 grant from NSF. the institute is primarily for senior high math teachers preparing to teach the junior or middle school pupil. Two graduate courses and mathematics laboratory are included in the institute study which earns nine credits for the participants. According to Dr. Roy McCormick, director of the institute, the 31 teachers selected for this second annual NSF program come from 19 , states or territories, including Hawaii and Guam. They live on the Ball State campus and receive a stipend for themselves and their dependents. Tuition and student service fees are also paid by the institute grant. Locke teaches at Milford Junior high. ATTEND WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Royce Fuller of Milford attended a wedding at Fairbault, Minn., on June 27. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaiser of Chicago also attended and returned home with the Fullers for a week. Andy Brown, son of the Robert Browns and the Fullers’ grandson, accompanied the Kaisers to Chicago.

Mrs. William Troup, r 2 Leesburg, has returned home from the Goshen hospital where she had surgery. LEGALS NOTICE TO THE TOWN OF PIERCETON AND THE CITIZENS THEREOF OF THE FILING OF A PETITION FOR THE VACATION OF AN ALLEY WAY IN THE TOWN OF PIERCETON. INDIANA CAUSE NO. SC-70-189 Notice is hereby given that Leon S. Kubacki, et al. have presented to the Kosciusko Superior Court a petition which that Court will determine at the Court House at Warsaw. Indiana, on July 24, 1970, at 9:30 o'clock am., or as soon thereafter as petitioners can be heard, which petition prays tor the vacation of the following described alley in the Town of Pierceton, Indiana, to wit: Commencing at the Southeast corner of said Lot Numbered 2 in Block No. 2 in Reed's Addition to the Town of Pierceton. thence West 264 feet to the Southwest corner of Lot Numbered 7 in Block 2 in said Reed's Addition; thence South 16.5 feet to the Northwest comer of Lot Numbered 6 in Block 2 in said Reed's Addition, thence East 264 feet to the Northeast corner of Lot Numbered 3 in Block 2 in said Reed's Addition, thence North. 16.5 feet to the place of beginning, said described real estate describing an alley 16 5 feet in width and lying adjacent to and between said Lots Numbered 2, 3. 6 and 7 in Block 2 in said Reed's Addition to the Town of Pierceton All persons, firms, or corporations in terested in the vacation petition of the foregoing described tract should appear in said Court on the day and at the time designated or said petition will be acted upon in their absence SNODGRASS BURNER & LAMBERT S Attorneys for Petitioners MJ —J 1,8 Commissioners Allowances The following is a list of allowances to be considered by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on the Ist of July, 1970 Bessie I. Himes 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 Arthur L Moser 337.50 Carl T Zimmer 765.00 Garold R Horrick 525.00 R Steven Hearn 125 00 Wayne R Johnson 100 00 Carl Klotz - 84 37 Robert Jones 100.00 Ray O Eckert 112.50 Amer Koontz 100.00 Charles Mikel 100 00 Austin Neher 100 00 Alton Boggs 84.37 Darrell Phillips 112.50 John Lutes 100.00 Warren Hawley 84.37 Robert Hoffman 100.00 Adrian R Howell 112.50 Harold C. Kuhn 131.25 JohnDavidsen 112.50 Claud Stahl 112.50 Gene 0 Lee >500.00 Doris L. Camden 608 33 David M Harshbarger 375.00 Paul J Grimme 750.00 Jean L Smith 466 66 . Allan A. Rasor 500 00 LoisM.Coppes 54167 Leo W . Adams 108 33 j Ruth McCleary 108 33 Charles J. Menzie 108.33 Ralph Oyler 108 33 C L "Tim" Rovenstine 108 33. J. Gerald Wallace 108 33 Merl H. Wertenberger 108.33 Harvey Anglin ’ 315 00 Fredrick W Gilliam 315 00 Maurice Dorsey 315.00 John E. Robinson 73.80 Philip K. Lash 63 00 Wayne L Smith 23.10 Edw P Anderson 34.50 Donald E Gragg 57 50 Harold E Hom 30 30 Wesley M Hill 60.60 Dale R Patterson 46.20 Mitchell R . Castle 54 60 Roger W. Ring 26.70 Dorothy V McCoy 56 20 Rex E Gentry 57.80 Charles P. Mann 24 90 Michael Kissane 47.50 Dora Jane Engle 39.50 Arlene V Coleman w 39.50 Dewey Jones 2180 GlenOler 18 20

James C. Alford 11.50 Darrell Elliott 10.90 Lawrence G. Howard 17.40. Lloyd Harley “ 17.60 Clifford D. Linn 18.60 Keith D. Jordan 17.20 Galen Wolfe, Jr. 2?.00 George W. Hoot 16.20 Joe O. Estep 19.80 Reinhold R . Staub 7.70 Edith B Beltz 433.33 Ethna Scott 416.66 Princess Marie Frush 375.00 Frances Noble 350.00 Norma Jean Messmore 333.33 Kathryn M. Teel 433.33 Hazel Harman 416.66 Mary Beth Miner 375 00 Catherine B. Gpnya 350.00 Olga J. Tusing 333.33 F. Bonita Freeman t . - 375.00 Margaret E. Garman 358.33 idiee Armey 433.33 Phyllis Munson 416.66 Rita Miller 375.00 Lucille McCleary 350.00 Margaret Menzie 333.33 Nancy Belcher 157.53 Rita Golding 315.70 Ruth Hoffus 433.33 Helen Goshert 416.66 Roger Fenows 581.66 Stanley B Holderman 565 00 Ronald Robinson 533.33 " H Earl Boggs 400 00 Cassuis Alan Rovenstine 533.33 Randy Lindzy 433.33 Mike Brower 333.00 Avis B. Gunter 433.33 Iva L Carpenter 416.66 Alice R RandelS 375 00 Thelma J. Leedy 416.66 Janet I. Wise 144 80 Nancy K. Belcher 118.80 Jessie Rice 35.25 Norman Huffer 52.00 Mary K. Johnson 648.00 Arma L. Eckert 168 00 Richard Mikel 468.00 Eldora Neher 360.00 Ed A. Rosswurm 144.00 Esther D Pence 96.00 Bernice Graham 264.00 Marilyn Phillips 120.00 MarjorieM. Hoffman 324.00 Virginia Spry ’ 300.00 Helen R Baker 300.00 Educational Map A Chart Serv. 288.00 A A. Pfingst 288.00 Cynthia A Fry 120.00 Julia Rogers 126.00 Lena Davidsen 264.00 Betty Rose Stahl 300 00 Ruby Rite ■ 360.25 Claudette S. Himes * 152.20 Billie F Andrews 283 33 Bernard T Minear 383.33 Henry Hackworth 512 50 Ralph Whitesell 500.00 Beatrice Weller 183.33 Edward B Funk 316 66 Milo E Clase 50 00 Maxine Clase 18.75 B James Baker 833 33 George A. Nye 416.66 Georgia U Nellans 445 83 Robert L Rasor 308 33 Charles EHively 80 00 Shelman Marshall 80.00 Maurice Lewallen 80.00 C-. W. Weaver 85.00 United Telephone Co 712.57 Edward B. Funk 91 04 NIPSCO, 507 32 Sewage Treatment Oft 48 80 Water Utilities 80 88 The Mail-Journal 210 09 Times Union 233.78 Bledsoe Buick Pontiac Inc 4151 Eastman Kodak Co 133.64 Wholesale Electric Serv Co. 51.83 Gast Fuel A Oil Co 259 00 A E Boyce Co , Inc. 719.16 Business Equip. Co , Inc. 140 79 Waddell Printing Co. 300.10 Sharp Hdw Co 40 37 Dr J R Baum » 15.00 Dr Maria Solymos 7.50 Warsaw Office Supp. Co 32.48 Dr Bill Joe Mishler 7.50 Bankers Dispatch Corp 1.40 Warsaw Aviation, Inc. 24 75 Ford's Auto Supp 3.50 Motorola Comm A Elect., Inc. 34.70 Dave Andrews, Sheriff 460.85 Shell Oil Co. ' 26 13 Police Equip. Serv 95.97 Thornburg Drug Co. 23.10 Industrial Photocopy, Inc. 49.10 Carl T Zimmer 15.80 R. Steven Hearn 690.47 Gene B Lee 50.00 Paul J. Grimme 99.60 Thomas A. Edison Industries 2.00 Howards 56.65 Int. Business Mach. Co. 82 08 Nick's A Joe's TV Serv 34.50 The Allen Smith Co 24.50 The Lawyers Coop Pub. Co. 73.50 West Pub. Co ’ 30 00 William M Dalton 11 50 00 H A. Friend A Co . Inc. 138 50 Liberty Case 53.50 Pucketts Cafeteria 11140 Halt Hdw Co 10.43 Kelley Tractor Sales 1.40 PI ymouth Clean Towel Serv 11.50 Arab Termite 8. Pest Cont Co 5 00 Wayne R Johnson 135.00 Nat Bi'd Exterm. Inc f 100 00

Nat. Block Co' „ 100.00 Miller A Sons Lbr. Co. ’t 95.27 Smith's Appliance • 278.82 Correlated Prod, inc 46.70 Coverall Rental Serv. 37.75 Tingle Furniture St. 147.00 Harold Stotter 75.00 Warsaw, Dry Cleaners 107.25 Ace Hardware a’ 11.88 Milo E. Clase 6.00 Winona Lake Indiana P.O. 32.00 Tony Heiman io.OB Gerald Smalley 8.00 Harold E. White 8 00 A. D. Wilson » 8.00 Ralph Wrigley/ 8.80 Wayne R. Johnson 60.00 Charles Mikel 60.00 Austin Neher 75.00 Darrell Phillips 225.00 John W. Lutes 60.00 Henry Hackworth 20.00 E. H. Stephenson 200 00 Xerox 470.08 Harris-Troxel Funeral Hm. 100.00 King Memorial Home 100.00 Klaehn Funeral Home 100.00 McHatton Funeral Home 200.00 Titus Funeral Home 200.00 White Funeral Home 100.00 Wyman Funeral Home 100.00 Yoder Culp Funeral Home 100.00 Kosciusko Co. Fair Ass'n. 2500.00 Jerry Christner 3.00 Johnnie Clay 3.00 Lance Clay 3.00 Bernice Egolf 3 00 Jerry Hapner 3.00 Allen McKrill 3.00 Bob Nichols 3.00 David Parry “ 6.00 Homer Stutzman 3.00 Vivian Wolther 6.00 American Leg Post 49 100.00 Kosciusko Co. Humane Comm. 4962.50 Council for the Retarded of Kos. Co 3590 00 Whites Institute 412.00 Dr .M. J .Beher 7.95 Or R P Clark 161.30 Dr H. Lung 22 50 Dr E L. Sommers 35.75 Dr. H. F. Terrill 22.35 Dr. Kendall L. Wells 18 35 Halls Hardware Co. 36.81 Derry's Commercial Sound 15.00 Orn Nursing Home 301.50 Walters Drugs 9.70 Elkhart County 66.00 Paul Deaton 135.00 Phillip Dierks 234.00 Tony Heiman 50.00 Loren T. Kruger 334 00 Cyril Likens 334.00 Our Lady of the Lakes Sem 90.00 Stanley Scott 420 66 Austine Biickenstaff 199.85 Jerry Koontz 56.00 Max Montel 473 40 CO. HEALTH DEPT„PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES George M. Haymond, M D 400.00 Carroll Sherman 79166 Loren J. Pound 666 66 Barbara McClure, R N 562.50 Nellie Van Marcke 416.66 Barbara Olds 208.33 Robert M. Forbes 10 00 JoeOstendorf, Jr., DVM 12.40 Max E Reed 10 00 Wymond B Wilson, M.D 12.50 United Telephone of Ind’ 50 90 Warsaw. Postmaster 15.00 Loren J Pound 62 16 Carroll Sherman 86 56 CO. HWY. DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES Charles D. Alexander 364 50 Charles Edward Bucher 550.44 Emerson Cain 550 44 Robert Clevenger 211.50 Ermal G. Coy 550 44 Robert Danner 576.85 John Davis 550.44 Muri Dewait 553.22 John Deaton 399 50 Don Forney 553.22 Harold Gerard 554.61 Gilbert Griffis 553.22 Larry Harter 'M 38 Ronald Himes 578 24 Frederick E. Kammerer 55' 14 Russell Krichbaum 550.44 Donald E. Kuhn 578.24 Joe Michaels 450 00 Alvin Miller 556 00 Bobby Miner 554 61 Forest D Mitterling 526.81 Larry Montei 554.61 Paul Randall 550 44 John Shively 444.15 Michael O Stine 344.25 GaryW Teel 317 25 Luther Vancleave s 551.83 Wayne L Wood 544 88 GarlP Young 557 39 John Alexander 684 78 Charles Cotton 570 24 Francis Denny 570 24 Raymond Faulkner 570.24 Merritt Martman 671.22

Public Sale July 11,1970 10:00 A.M. Sharp Downtown street in Burket Indiana, corner of Main & Market. v Leather brown couch & chair, leather toy chest, Barrel back chair, black leather foot stool, smoke stand, Frigidaire frost free refrigerator and. freezer, Kenmore 30” gas stove, ceiling chandelier, pot metal chandelier, round floor fan, portable TV Silvertone, 3 other TV’s, three drawer & door commodes, Burley oak & black walnut china cabinet, black milk glass dishes, green oatmeal pattern dishes, cream & sugar & cookie jar, pink glass dishes, metal candle sticks, pink S & P, kerosene lamp,small brass bell, table & 4 chairs, 9 x 12 rug, kitchen cabinet, metal green sink, bathroom stool & lavatory, Jenny Linn full size bed complete, Royal typewriter, green dresser, desk, doll trunk, china dolls, doll carriage, doll chair, dresser with mirror, small electric heater, old Bible, silverware, electric skillet, bead purse, old jewerly, copper & brass chandelier, gas range, trunk & picture frames, 8 old rockers, rocker with foot stools, 30 theater seats, four 2 wheel carts, Danish modern end table, walnut lamp stand, % wooden bed, oak glass door buffet with beveled edge mirror, 4 lawn chairs, wooden cabinets, wooden kitchen cabinet, glider, wicker porch swing, tubs, 3 riding mowers, 3 tractor mowers, 35 lawn mowers, 2 show cases, several small engines, 3 tiller diggers Garden tools, 2 tractor garden discs, 2 sets garden cultivators, several toy wagons, snow blade kits, rakes, shovels, hoes, weed cutters, electric hedge trimmers, new mower parts, several electric drills, hand tools of cement use, large & small planes, 2 air compressors, roll around steel brush with 2 vises, other vises, levels, squares, hand saws, pipe wrenches, socket sets, tool boxes, rolling tool chests, storage shelves, 18 drawer metal nut & bolt case full of new bolts, Thor grinding jack, grinder wheels, cutting torch & gauges, with cart, brace & bits, record cabinets, 3 locker cabinets, several bicycles all sizes, leather round top table on rollers, sealing jars, vibrator spray gun, compressor sprayer, bicycle parts, 20 - 24 - 26 in wide bike tires, ladders, step ladders, quarter in. sheets 4xß A.C. plywood. 1954 Mercury 2 door hard top 1960 Studebaker A Several car tires & rims, lots of antique car parts, from 1915-1922 side curtains. Lots of other items too numerous to mention. Owner: Robert Johnston Terms of Sale: Cash Auctioneer: Lester Bays Clerk: Geraldine Bays Not Responsible for Accidents

Lawrence Kindig Ellis Koher 570 Bernard D. Kuhn 570.24 Ralph Linn 570.24 W Donald Metzger 570.24 W Leo Mosier 570.24 '• R Ronald Norman 578.88 Roswell Robbins 570.24 Glenwood Secor 557.28 Harley Slater 168.48 Donald Phillip Stiver 570.24 John R. Tucker 530.64 David L. Baker 1 739.02 Arthur A. Smith 578.24 Wilfred FretZ 594.79 Max E. Brown 570.24 Worley Spitler 570.24 Donn Shoemaker 592.02 Claude Christner 750.00 Bertonßetz 1166.66 Ronald J. Leiter 541.67 Gary Frenger 482.46 ' Terry Grant Mautner 162.00 Robert Stephens 306.00 Prudential Ins. Co. 2226.75 United Telephone System 69.73 Kos. Co. Hwy. Dept. 21.69 NIPSCO 146.84 Sewage Treatment Off. ’23 65 Times Union 6.34 Emergency Radio Ser. 288.65 Millington Bros., Inc. 18.50 Plymouth Radiator Repair 69.60 / Standard Oil Div. of Am 98.70 ” W. AW. IJruck Sales, Inc. 310.07 F. H. Brockhoff 15.32 Coverall Rent. Serv. 656.75 Eutectic Welding Alloys-Div. 205.00 Gast Fuel A Serv Inc. 2273.18 Ginter Electric Serv. 16.00 Gragg Equip. Co., Inc. 17.50 Indiana Dept, of Rev. 10.00 Indiana Textile Co. 48.75 Kos. Co. Fm. Bureau 5.30 Moellering Supp. Co. Inc. 38.15 Purity Cylinder Gases 23.08 Sharp Hdw Co. 123.06 Smith Tire Serv. 539.51 Texaco, inc. 195.60 Thornburg Drug Co., Inc. 1.48 Warsaw Dry Cleaners A Shirt L. 14.00 Warsaw Skelgas 15.00 Wholesale Elect. Serv. Co., Inc. 11.48 Wolford Hdw CO. 4.25 Ace Hdw. Co. 52.86 Desco Chemical Div. 102.00 Erie Stone. Inc. 1136.52 „ Jack Garman 51.00 Ardis Haines 114.75 Mill Creek Stone A Gr. Corp. 3046.14 Strum A Dillard Gr. Co. 34.02 Pierceton Equip. Co . Inc. 10161.37 Miller A Sons Lbr Co. „ 6.35 Johnson Lbr. Yd. 26.40 Tusing Bros. Lbr. Co. 56.15 All Metal Mfg. Co., Inc. 41.68 Halls Signs, Inc. 320.00 Kewanna Safety Prod. 46.92 Stello Prod Inc. 132.64 Curtis Industries. Inc. 210.35 DeGood Tractor Sales 332.57 Gen. Tr Sales Corp. 149.80 Ginter Electric Serv. 112.32 W. A Jones A Son, Inc. » 70.02 Kelly Tractor Sales 152.80 Kerlin Tractor Sales 5.16 Mac Allister Mach., Inc. . 140.16 Meek's Painting Serv 2.00 Mike Gill Auto Pts. 15.00 Reid Holcomb Co.. Inc. 4.44 Schraders Warsaw 369.79 Smith Ford, Inc. 15.04 Stockberger Mach., inc. 35469.39 Tractor Supply Co. .77 Waimer Supply, Inc. 24.78 Warsaw Automotive Supp. Inc. 1245.63 Yeiter A Ganshorn, Inc. 11 02 Fitzpatrick Paint Mfg. Co.. Inc 32.81 Brooks Cons Co., Inc. 3196:44 Indiana Equip. Co., Inc. 6645.00 Reid Holcomb Co , Inc. 10650.00 The Mail Journal 9.22 Morris W. Holley A Son, Inc. 13757 08 Times Union 9.79 CO. WELFARE DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES Howard B Johnson 750 00 Opal Joy Harman 450.00 Mary Ruth Wilson 450.00 Willie Hugh Nine 346 55 Lillian O. Davis 400 00 Yvonne Sue England 335.00 Esther 0 Hoover 325.00 Marjorie E. Himes 345.00 Marjorie A. Nye' 234.43 William M Dalton II 300 00 William 1. Chapel 60.00 Nellie Garman 52.50 Fay Hollar 74.40 Leon Kubacki 59.00 United Telephone Co. 139 80 Opal Joy Harman 15.20 Marjorie E. Himes 2 80 Esther B Hoover 2.80 Howard B. Johnson 61.32 I, Lawrence Butts, do hereby certify that the above is a true list of allowances to be presented to the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on the Ist day of July, 1970. LAWRENCE BUTTS Auditor. Kosciusko County