The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 October 1970 — Page 9

MT. TABOR CHURCH , CRUSADE BEGINS SUNDAY The Mount Tabor Crusade will begin this Sunday, Nov. 1 at the Mount Tabor Church of God, located north west of Warsaw on County Roads 800 W and 850 N and six miles south of Nappanee. The Mount Tabor EVANGELISTIC CRUSADE is one of the finest in the area with ah outstanding program each evening at 7:30 p.m. through November 15th. The featured evangelist this year is Rev. Gordon Jenkins, of Buda. 111. Pastor Jenkins is a native of Illinois and a graduate of Fort Scott Junior college at Fort Scott, Kan. He is a member of the Commission of Evangelism and the Administrative Council of the General Eldership of the Churches of God. He has been an active pastor and evangelist for

FOR SALE Restaurant Equipment MARTIN OIL SERVICE. U.S.« —WEST. LIGOMER. IND. Salad bar. milk dispenser, cash register, soft drink cooler, electric sign (Arrow*, automatic coffee maker (Mere), stove (like new), stove hood. 3-compartment stainless steel sink, exhaust fan. counters and stools, air conditioner, steam table, chefs Jable. deep fryer, cooking utensils, plus several other useful items not listed. SEEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY — Cali Mrs. Leslie. 21S-BM--3308 Will Be Sold Thursday. Oct. 29 From 9a.m. tosp.m. — NIGHT PUBLIC AUCTION BOATS, MOTORS, TRAILERS, MARINE EQUIPMENT And SUPPLIES SYLVAN LAKE MARINE has purchased the PRESTON BOAT LIVERY on Sylvan Lake and will sell the following personal property at public auction located at the old dance hall in Rome Citv. Ind., or eight miles northwest of Kendallville. Ind., on state road 9. turn right at the Shell station in Rome City, east two blocks on Wednesday Evening, Nov. 4 STARTING AT 6 P. M. BOATS — Glastron G 3 14 ft. with <0 HP Chrysler motor, 12 ft. Crestliner with 3® HP Johnson motor. 14 ft. Rinker with 35 HP Mercury motor. 14 ft. Steury with 30 HP Mercury motor and trailer. 14 ft. Woodland boat and trailer. 14 ft. Sea Maid boat with 30 HP Mercury motor. 14 fl. Vali boat. 14 ft. Glastron with 40 HP electric Evinrude motor. 15 ft. Starcraft runabout with 40 HP Johnson motor. 18 ft. Skillcraft boat with 110 HP inboardoutboard motor. 18 ft. Century with 135 HP inboard and trailer, 20 new 14 ft. Quachiat aluminum boats. 2 new 14 ft. Zuazhita aluminum boats. 2 new 17 ft. aluminum canoes, 14 ft. Smokercraft aluminum boats. 8 ft. Smokercraft aluminum boats. 2 12 ft. Smokercraft aluminum boats. 12 ft. Zephyer boats. 12 ft. Smokercraft Galaxy aluminum boats. 12 ft. K V fiberglass boat. MARINE EQUIPMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS — 25 used motors — Evinrude. Elgin, Martin. Johnson. Used gas tanks, used snowmobile webb. used controls and cables, convertible canopy top for pontoon, oriental rug. used boat cushions, life belts, grease guns and grease, pontoon table tops, motor stands and racks, motor carts, boat rollers, boat wenches. boat anchors, aluminum pier parts, augers and mud plates, boat numbers, shear pins, ropes, sets of mooring arms, life jackets, boat cushions, anchor ropes, tie down hitches, rain plugs, safety chainsr.new running lights, step plates, flags, flag poles, oar locks, boat handles, boat casters, boat oars and paddies, new and used water skiis. diving board, ski rope. «0 fiberglass boat windshields, hammocks. MANY OTHER MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. Terms: Cash Not Responsible for Accidents SYLVAN LAKE MARINE (Stan Loos, Owner) WINFORD LEEVIS AND HARVY LAMBRIGHT. Auctioneers 124 N. Detroit Street — LaGrange

RE-ELECT DAVE ANDREWS Democrat CANDIDATE FOR fr-l SHERIFF ‘ DID YOU KNOW? Your Present Sheriff’s Department Has 31 1 2 Combined Years Experience In Law Enforcement As Follows: Dave Andrews, 10 Roger Fellows, 7*4 Earl Boggs, 7% Stan Holderman, 2*4 Ron Robinson, !!4 Alan Rovenstine, I*4 Bernard Minear, 1 A Vote For DAVE ANDREWS ON NOV. 3 WILL KEEP EXPERIENCED OFFICERS WORKING FOR YOU! Paid Ad By Dave Andrews

the past 18 years. He has pastored at Assumption and Decatur. Illinois. The past eight years was pastor of the Fort Scott Church in Kansas and is now presently pastor of the Bunker Hill Church of God near Buda, Illinois. He is an outstanding speaker with the message for today's needs of people. He will be speaking each evening for the two weeks. Dennis Chizum of Mishawaka will be the song leader and featured soloist for the services He will be directing an outstanding musical program each evening. There will be nursery’ care each evening for the services. provided at the church. The pastor of the church. Darrell Prichard, states “that this will be one of the outstanding Church Crusades in the area.”

facts about ‘OUR TOWN’ Milford, Ind.

By JERI SEELY Well, it finally happened! We ran out of old pictures of Our Town to run with this column. Guess we'll have to go back to writing longer columns and leaving the history in the past Wawasee high school football fans were delighted Friday night at the WHS — North Manchester game when little Sue Ellen Free took to the field to add her talent to the half-time show. Sue Ellen s mother, Mrs. Willard (JoEllen) Free is instructor for the school s pompon girls and the little Miss has been working with the girls. Friday she joined them in what seemed to most onlookers as an almost flawless routine. Sue Ellen is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Free and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McClintic, all of Our Town. Halloween activities begin Friday night in Our Town with trick or treating being allowed both Friday and Saturday. Remember the curfew is 10 p.m. on both nights. Saturday is the night for the annual Lions. . Legion and Auxiliary sponsored Halloween festival. It will be held in the junior high school gym beginning at 6 p.m. The event is for the youngsters of the Milford community with prizes being given to the best dressed If the leaves keep falling like they have been this week all of the trees will be bare by the week end. Some of the colors are just beautiful this year. ' We can't help pausing to look at the beautiful tree just west of the railroad tracks on Catherine street. It has been so brilliant this week. It's so red it almost looks like it is on fire as the leaves dance back and forth in the breeze. Congratulations go to the Columbia Reading Circle. They celebrated their 75th anniversary on Monday evening when they met in the home of Mrs. Herbert (Edith* Baumgartner A history oLthe club was given and refreshments centered around an anniversary cake. Among the credits that go to the club is the cleaning and restoring of the beach area at Waubee lake, currently known as the Lakeside Park. They won first prize for their efforts Mr. and Mrs. John B. Augsburger and family of r 1 Milford spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Blanchard and family of Bond Head. Toronto. Canada.

International Palace Os Sports Foundation Formed

A new. Public charitable foundation with ambitious goals has been formed in North Webster. A corporate charter has recently been filed with the Indiana Secretary of State and with the Kosciusko county’ clerk in Warsaw, by the Fort Wayne law firm of Dunten, Beckman, Wyneken, Lawson and Fruechtenicht on behalf of the International Palace of Sports. Inc., an organization dedicated to the public welfare and the promotion of health, education, and recreation through a King of Sports program In connection with the 25 year old Mermaid Festival, the new foundation hopes to: (1) enlarge the festival by annually>selecting a King of Sports; (2) build and maintain a Palace of Sports civic center as a King of Sports shrine and museum; (3) establish awards and

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ENGAGEMENT A N - NOUNCED — Mrs. Lena Belle Murphy ot r 1 Leesburg announces the engagement xjf her daughter, Betty Sue. to Judah Fadlen of Moshav Cfar Saba. Israel. Miss Murphy is a graduate of Wawasee high school and recently spent - five months working among missionaries in Haifa and Jerusalem. Israel. She is currently employed by the Al and De Grill in North Webster. Her fiance, a sargeant in the Israel army, served his time at the Suez Canal. He is now residing in Brooklyn. N. Y. The couple plans to make Tel Aiv, Israel, its permanent home. No date has been set for the wedding. Senior Citizens View Colored Film Os Sweden The Senior Citizens of Turkey Creek held>a carry-in dinner at Syracuse Thursday night with 18members and two guests, Mrs. Amanda Ross and Joe Hamman, in attendance Following dinner. Mr. Hamman showed colored movies of a trip taken by Mr. and Mrs. Hamman this summer through Sweden. The November 12 meeting will be a Thanksgiving dinner Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Hertenstein and family of Syracuse are leaving today for their home at Camden where the former has assumed the pastorship of the Lutheran church there

s NELSON DEMOCRAT f Or County Commissioner IMHHM SOUTHERN DISTRICT / 38 Years Business Experience As Owner And Operator Os A Trucking Firm. / Experience In Purchasing And Maintenance Os Equipment. Pd. Ad by Denzel Nelson

scholarships to deserving youths in the names of Kings of Sports. Initial Officers are: King, Chris Schenkel, ABC sportscaster; Prince of Heraldry, Hilliard Gates, sports director, W’KJGTV, Fort Wayne; Prince of Pageantry, Byron Nelson; Prince of Revelry. Hoagy Carmichael, Prince of the Palace, Bud Wilkinson; Prince of the Festival, Phil Harris; Royal Knight, Homer Shoop; Knight of the Exchequer, Edward Likens; Knight of the Scroll. Thurman Rinker. The foundation is one of the first to be formed since passage of the Income Tax Reform Act of 1969; and its formation was guided by Steve Williams, Trust Officer of the Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company of Fort Wayne, and by Jack Lawson, an attorney at law of Fort W’ayne. Memberships, donations, and bequeaths are invited. Initial dona bo ns and pledges total more than $500,000.

Democrat Women Meet With Mrs. Beebe The Kosciusko Democrat Women met with Mrs. Paul Beebe Tuesday. Oct. 20. Mrs. Glen Butz assisted. Mrs. Raymond Custer presided over the business session. Plans were made to support the county candidates with advertisements. Members were asked to take a can of food to the November meeting for the needy food basket. Mrs. John Ball and Mrs. Paul Mesencew are on the committee in charge of the Christmas project. Stanley Pequignot. attorney, presented the interpretations on the three amendments which will appear on the ballots, pertaining to our state constitution. This was followed with a question and answer period Final plans were made to assist at Democrat headquarters now and on election day. Also, food arrangements for election day for headquarters workers. It was noted that more than half of those attending will be working on the election boards November 3 or helping to get the voters to the polls. The next meeting will be held on November 17. Honor Students For Scholastic Achievement One hundred fifteen Indiana Central college students were recognized for scholastic achievement last at the annual Honors Day convocation in Ransburg Auditorium October 23. Dr. William R. Breneman, spoke on "Population. Polution, Poverty and Peace.” The 115 students made the annual honor roll by completing at least 24 semester credit hours with an academic index of nine points or better during both semesters of 1969-70. This is the equivalent of a straight B or higher, on a basis of 12 points for straight A. Making the honor roll was David Fox, Box 126. Milford. David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fox.

AREA LADIES VISIT TV STATION J Ladies from the Citizens Assistance team journeyed to South Bend recently to appear on Homemakers Time. Attending were Shirley James. Carol Boyer and Susan Schrock, all of Syracuse; Phyllis Byrer, Carol Byrer and Debbie Byrer of Nappanee; Carma Schrock of North Webster; and Violet Wilkinson of Cromwell. A Halloween party is being fanned for the week end. It will be for both children and adults. Members will also assist Milford chief of police Don Drake over the week end. All C Bers are welcome to attend meetings. LEGALS NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR LOCATION OF A PUBLIC HIGHWAY Nolic* is hereby given that there has been fileo with the undersigned Auditor of Kosciusko County a petition requesting tty* Board of County Commissioners to locate and take into the County Highway system the following described road Bayshore Drive as shown on the recorded plat of Osborn's Bayshore Subdivision on Big Chapman Lake Notice is further given that said petition will be presented to the said Board of Commissioners for orders in accordance therewith at the regular meeting of th* Board to be held in the Courthouse. City of Warsaw on December 1, 1970 Dated Oct 26, 1970 LAWRENCE BUTTS Auditor Kosciusko County, Indiana MJ —O. 28. N 4 Commissioners Claims The following is a list of claims to be considered by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on the Ist of November, 1970. Edith B Belti 433 33 Ethna Scott 416 64 Princess Mar >e F rush 375 00 Frances Noble 350 00 Norma Jean Messmore 333.33 JeanTuk'a •, 310 00 KatherynTeel 433 33 Hazel Harman 416.66 Mary Beth Miner 375 00 Catherne B Gonya 350 00 Olga Tusing 333.33 F Bonita Freeman 375 00 Margaret E Garman 356.33 Evelyn Adams 61.25 idlee Armey 433.33 Phyllis Munson 416.66 Rita Milter 375.00 Lucille McC ! *dry 350.00 Margaret Menzie 333.33 Nancy Belcher 300 00 Naomi Tuttle 397.40 Doris Fike 124 40 Christine Fowler 237.70 Rita Golding 44 55 Ruth Hoppus 433.33 Helen Goshert 416 66 Roger Fellows 585.66 Stanley B Holderman 569 00 Ronald Robinson 533.33 H Earl Boggs 400 00 Cassius Alan Rovenstine 533.33 David F Rieder 433.33. Avis B Gunter 433 33 Iva L Carpenter 416.66 Alice R. Randels 375.00 Thelma J Leedy 301.68 Janet I-Wise 232 05 Jesse Rice 33 40 Educational Chart i Map Serv Inc. 360 00 Jill Surguy 780 40 Ruby Rife 30260 Patricia Cole 72 40 Hilda Kempner 240 00 Henry Hackworth 512 50 Gwen Anglin 240 00 Ralph Whitesell 500 00 Beatrice Weller 183 33 Billie F Andrews 283 33 Bernard T Minear 383.33 Edward B. Funk 316 66 MiloE Gas* 50 00 Maxine Clase B. James Baker 833 33 George A Nye 416.66 Georgia U Nellans 445.83 CO. PAYROLL A CLAIMS Robert L Rasor 306 33 Charles E Hively 100 00 Sheiman Marshall 100.00 Maurice Lewallen Lorame MAAoser 190 00 United Telephone Co 746 96 N i p S Co f Water Utilities 126 33 Sewage Treatment Office 5195 Pucketts Case 303.57 Paul Kaufman 109.70 Warsaw Office Supp Co. 905 20 Business Equip Co inc. 294 74 A E Boyce Co inc 1499 45 Waddell Print Co 11100 3M Bus ness Prod Sales me 262 16 U. S Post Off . Warsaw 200. Dr J Baum MO 2 50 J. B. Mishler MD 7 50 Lawrence Butts 44 32 Addressograph Mult. Corp 4 58.90 Bankers Dispatch Corp 3 60 Atlantic Richfield Co 6.59 Shell O>l Co *3 Texaco, inc. 33 75 Sargent Sowell. Inc 4 30 Bledsoe Buick Pontiac Inc 235 60 Ford s Auto Supply 267 00 Motorola 34 7 ° WarsawOfficeSuppiy 3450 David Andrews 103170 Greenman's Shell Serv 4 73 Snyder A Snyder Oil Co Gast Fuel 4 Serv 220 15 A E Boyce Co Inc 3* 50 Business Equip Co. * 33 Exec Off Mach inc 13 75 Schraders Auto Store ’29 Wh.tley Co Sherr, Dept 34 55

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Arthur L. Moser 36.40 Times-Union 741.38 TheMail-Journal 804.86 Winona Lake P.O, 134.40 Carl Zimmer 22.80 R. Steven Hearn 318.00 Luhr Alexander / 8.00 Calvin E. Beck 8 00 Jack Garman 8 00 Tony Heiman 9 44 Walter Koher 8 00 Charles Lynch 8.00 Eldred Metzger 8 00 R. Lloyd Miner 10.40 A D Wilson 8.80 Warsaw Ind. Agency 858.75 Henry Hackworth 20 00 Pitney Bowes inc. 57.60 Xerox 553 73 Johnson Funeral Home 100 00 McHatton Funeral Home 100.00 Miller Funeral Home 100.00 Mishler Funeral Home 100 00 Robert A. Simpson Adm. 100.00 Ft Wayne State Hosp A T.C 400 98 White's Institute 525.00 SO. Ind. T.B HOSP 544 75 Dr. Robert A. Craig 40.00 Healthwin 5.50 Irene Byron Hospital 1117.35 H. F Terrill DVM 32.75 Om Nursing Home 293.80 Walters Drugs, Inc. 13.10 Westminster Hotel 14.50 Geo. M. Haymond, MD 15.00 C, A. Hollar 8.00 Thornburg Drug Co . Inc. 6 40 Paul Deaton 165 00 Phillip Dierks 234.00 Tony Heiman 50.00 Loren T Kruger 334.00 Cyril F. Likens 334.00 Stanley Scott 420.66 Wawasee Prep School 175.00 W James McCleary 8080.00 Paul Kerlin 815 60 Meiser Bros. 5000 00 Dvrs N Owens 166.00 County For The Retarded 3590 00 Lake City Wholesale Co. Inc. 18.60 Owens Super Dollar 21 48 Bobbs Merrill Co. inc. 68 90 Shephard s Citations 188 00 West Pub Co 410.00 Bessie l. Himes 2160 Smith's Appl Plb. A Hting. 24.41 Wholesale Elect Serv Co , Inc 49 92 F H Brockhoff, Jobber 6 32 Corr Prod Inc 46 20 Plymouth Clean Towel Serv. 90.70 Rochester Germicide Co. 143 50 Simon Brothers 69 10 Jerry Spangler 41.60 Cover all Rent Serv. 36.80 C 8. R Standard Serv 11.00 Warsaw Dry Cl 57 25 Sharp Hdw Co 26.32 Margaret Butts 75 00 Lowery Sewing Center 39 95 Miller 8. Sons Lbr Co. ’ 39 Sears. Roebuck & Co. 14.95 David E Andrews 15.09 Ind Rest Equip. CO 1’ 60 Lake City Wholesale Co 20 00 San co Prod Co. Inc. 190 54 Termite A Pest Cont. 5 00 Fifers Fir* Ext. S. A Serv. 20 00 Moores Plumb, A Heat Inc. 128 90 Edw B Funk 104 96 Milo Clase 6 00 B James Baker 45 85 Luhr Alexander 18 00 Myrl Alexander 6 00 Jim Beirn 3.00 Rick Baney 3 00 Dennis Bowers 3 00 Jay Bower 3 00 Joseph Bower 3.00 Thurman Burnworth 3 00 Clarence Drabenstott ’OO Fred Eckman 3 00 Marjorie Ervin 3.00 Scott Flowers 3 00 Steve Gagnon 3 00 Gary Hamilton 3 00 Luther Haupert 3.00 Steve Heftier 3 00 Dale Leiter 3 00 David Leiter ' 300 Cecil Lozier 3 00 Herman Olson 3.00 John Rodarmel 9 00 Michael Sanders 3.00 David Swonger 6 00 Roger Vanderpool 3 00 Dewey Whetstone 3 00 CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS George M. Haymond, M D 400 00 Carroll Sherman 791 66 Loren J Pound 664 64 Barbara McClure, R N 562 50 Nelli* Van Marek* 416 66 Barbara Olds 208 33 United Telephone Co. 48 51 Warsaw Ind Pos'master 15 00 Carroll Sherman 153 76 Barbara A. McClure, R.N. 38 32 Loren J Pound 31.84 J. C. Kenwood Inc. 85 00 Waddell Print Co 31.00 Warsaw ins Agency. Inc 20 89 CO. HWY DEPT. PAYROLL & CLAIMS John Alexander 689 04 Charles Cotton Francis Denny 591.03 Raymond Faulkner 59103 Merritt Hartman Ronald Himes 588 06 Lawrence Kindig Ellis Koher * Bernard Kuhn 5 ■?: Ralph Linn 58® 06 Donald Metzger 631 u Leo Mosier 588 06 Ronald Norman 59103

NOTICE TO VOTERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County. Ind.ana, has designated the following places for holding the General Elector for the County of Kosciusko on Tuesday, the 3rd day of November. 1970 JACKSON TOWNSHIP FIRST PRECINCT ' Sidney School SECOND PRECINCT Service Station SI Rd SU MONROE TOWNSHIP ■/ CIO ST precinct Pleasant Grove Methodist Church eiKoir-ncx. CRd 400 South Between 300 and 400 E) WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP FIRST PRECINCT Basement of Pierceton Meth Church on Rd 13 SECOND PRECINCT Max Bumbaugh Res I Blk West ME Church THIRD PRECINCT City Ha Pierceton TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP PtRST PRECINCT s AAodil PRECINCT New Fire Staton North **»roster THIRD PRECINCT Barbee Lakes Conservation Club B'dg Rd 7WE FOURTH PRECINCT North Webster Mar na. So of North Webster TURKEY TOWNSHIP FIRST PRECINCT Syracuse Methodist Church. St Rd ! 3N SECOND PRECINCT Wawasee Motor Sales. Syracuse THIRD PRECINCT Syracuse Scout Cab.n FOURTH PRECINCT JrH School Mouse. Syracuse FIFTHPRECINCT Samf M•• n - '"‘"Church SIXTH PRECINCT , Rd I3A f VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP first PRECINCT Brook s Flowershop < Britsen Bldg ilstdoorN Postoffice SECOND PRECINCT THIRD PRECINCT Fire Station Med PLAIN TOWNSHIP FIRST PRECINCT Osweyo Comm Center near Bap’ist Church SECOND PRECINCT . THI RD PRECINCT National Guard Armory, Co D Rd iSN&jWN FOURTH PRECINCT" Chapman Lakes Conservation Club House WAYNE TOWNSHIP FIRST PRECINCT Grace College Seminary Lounge. McC> <n Hall SECONDPRECINCT Washrngton-School THIRD PRECINCT FStation W,nona Lake FOURTH PRECINCT . £ tcTH PRECINCT Johnson Ptumtrng i Heahng Contr Old Kd i East SIXTH PRECINCT Indiana L P. Gas Fox Farm Rd SUS3O crycidTu PRECINCT Southview Christian Church, Rd. 15 South IIGHTH PRECINCT Shrne Bldg . Kosc Co Fa.r Grds CLAY TOWNSHIP FIRST PRECINCT Ma* Oea’on Garage. Vj m East Claypool School PRECINCT Lion's Community Bldg .Claypool LAKE TOWNSHIP ciDCT PRECINCT Town Hall. Silver Lake SECOND PRECINCT 3, South Door of Sever cake Scnool > SEWARD TOWNSHIP hdst PRECINCT Burket Fire Dept Civil Bldg . Burket SECOND PRECINCT D amond Lake Conservation Club Hse Rd WW FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP c i oct prfcinct Town Hall, Mentone SECOND PRECINCT U"*** Method s! Church HARRISON TOWNSHIP first PRECINCT Atwood Cate SEfONDPRECINCT Bell Memoral Library THIRD PRECINCT Naom! Easf »«'<*»»«. Palestine PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP ‘ ciotT oocriMCT ciunette Elevator Bldg Clunette SECWD PREONCT „ Fire Station. Atwood JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP FIRST PRECINCT * Jesse Berger Shop SECOND PRECINCT Ernest Hollar Garage.l mi East of Hastings SCOTT TOWNSHIP FIRST PRECINCT Mt Tabor Fellowship Hall ETNA TOWNSHIP FIRST PRECINCT R ?°T' SECONDPRECINCT Etna Bank Etna G ee WARSAW FIRST WARD SECOND R p E R C EaN T CT ™ ’ ’ ’“**£*£ THIRD PRECINCT SECONDWARD L dosTPRFriNCT Lutheran Church 1720 E Centers’ SECOND PREONGT H.gh School. Eao Sm.th Sr THIRD PRECINCJ City Ha.< Warsaw THIRD WARD CIOCT PRECINCT Auto License Bureau SECOND PRECINCT VFW Bide . West W-nona Ave S thirs precinct" Bi *> FOURTH ward FIRST PRECINCT Mason ■ Temple SECONDPRECINCT **T THIRDPREONCT IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and the Sea' ’ eB .ar_ .tCon m.ssioners of Kosciusko County. Auditgr, Kosciusko County. Indiana mjO 28

Roswell Robbins 588 04 Glenwood Secor 545.00 Donald P. Stiver 561.33 John R. Tucker 588.06 Charles E. Bucher 572 57 Emerson Cain 568.26 Ermal Coy 568 26 John Davis 571.13 Muri Dewait 571.13 Don Forney 572 57 Harold Gerard 569 to Gilbert Griffis 545 30 Frederick Kammerer 568.26 Russell Krichbaum 568.26 Don Kuhn 578 31 Alvin Miller 579.74 Bobby Miner 579.74 Forrest Mitterling 579 74 Larry Montel 526.87 Paul Randal >69 ?0 Luther Van Cleave Wayne L Wood >6« to Gar I P, Young 467.81 Wilfred Fretz 611.55 Arthur A. Smith 781.28 Robert Danner 588 06 Worley Spitler 588.06 Donn L. Shoemaker 609.84 Ronald J. Leiter 541.67 Gary Frenger 160.20 Claude Christner 750.00 Bertonßetz 1166.66 Prudential Ins. Co. 2018 10 United Telephone Co. 60.64 Hull's Transfer Co. Inc. 20 93 South Whitley Trucking Co. 7.60 N I P S. Co. 129.97 Kos Co. Hwy. Dept. 20.63 Sewage Treat. Off i 23 65 Emerg. RadioServ. 248.60 Millington Bros: 7.00 Panke Mach Corp. 161.60 Plymouth Rad. Rep. 25.00 MacAlfister Mach. Inc. 642 68 Schraders Warsaw Co. * 52.81 Warsaw Auto. Supp. Co.. Inc. 577.64 Adam D. Brick, Motor's Dist Mgr 19.00 Coverall Rental Serv. 518.70 Gast Fuel A Serv. inc 369.36 Ginter Elect Serv. 31.00 Glass Serv. of Warsaw 45 43 Gulf Oil Prod 2412 85 Ind. Textile Co. 95.20 Ind Photocopy Inc 24.79 Monteith Tire Co.. Inc. 717.07 Purity Cylinder Gases 2134 Standard Oil, Div. ot Am Oil 7.35 Stockberger Mac h Co 28 94 United Laboratories. Inc. 42.53 Warsaw Skelgas Serv. 68 50 Warsaw Dry Cl ' 7 50 Wolfqrd Hdw Co. 25.26 Sharp Hdw Co 6 20 G Lengemann Co. 615.29 A. E Boyce Co , Inc 11.00 Business Equip Co., Inc 52.08 Waddell Print. Co 43.50 Jack Garman 292 50 Western Ind Agg. Inc 9.75 Elmer Zimmerman 512 40 Pierceton Equip. Co., inc 14576 97 Associated Sign A Post Inc. 659.50 Curtis Ind. inc. 147 70 DeGood Tr Sales 75.31 Ft Wayne Clutch. Inc. 103 21 Gen. Truck Sales Corp,. 51 28 Ind Equip Co. Inc ‘ 38 34 Korte Bros Inc 197168 Lemler Mach 38.00 Mik* Gill Auto Pts 55 00 Sellers A Sons Fm Equip 6190 Smith Ford’. Inc. 1 65 Sup Pipe Spec Co ”6 10 W A W Truck Sales, Inc 187 57 F itzpatrick-Pt. Co. Kimm Paint Co Inc 43 93 Ream Steckbeck Pt CO 29.50 Warsaw ins Ag Inc 1309 95 Phend A Brown 7153 05 Boyer's Lwn A Gdn Cntr - 640 00 Soil test inc 468 33 Snap On Tools Corp 31.11 Re>th Riley Cons Co 35715 30 Kos Cd. Treasurer 435 68 CO WELF DEPT PAYROLL A CLAIMS Howard B Johnson 750 00 Opal Joy Harman 450 00 Mary Ruth W Ison 450 00 Witlie Hugh Nine . 450 00 Beth Ann Atkinson 450 00 Branda Faye Sands 475 00 Lillian O Davis 400 00 Yvonne Sue England 335 00 Esther B Hoover 325 00 Marjorie A. Nye 345.00 Marior eE Himes .145 00 United TeL Co Ot Ind 151 10 Beth Ann Atkinson 79 90 Opal Joy Harman 52 90 Mariorie E. Himes ; Howard B Johnson *' . 38.10 wane Hugh Nine 3) 3*. Brands Fay* Sands ! 70 Mary Ruth Wilson 46.30 Warsaw Office Suppl y_Co 120 50 Business Equip Co. Inc 4 93 3M Bysmess Prod Sates. Inc 32 46 Albert M Donato. M D 10 00 J. R Baum.MD 2.00 R. M Craig MD 25.00 Medi Ply Drug 16 *9 Turtle Creek Conv Ctr 1213 00 Vector O Connell. MD 8 00 Goshen Gen Hosp 2 50 Council tor Ret of Kos Co 23 50 F, L Rheinheimer MD 13 50 Walter Drug Inc 27 27 Yoder s Budget Shop. 55 50 St. Vincent Villa 630 00 I. Lawrence Butts, do hereby certify that the above is a true list ot claims ’0 be presented to the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners of the Ist day ot November. 1970 I LAWRENCE BUTTS ! Auditor. Kosciusko County

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