The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 January 1971 — Page 11
REMEMBER WHEN IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE ONE YEAR AGO A blaze, believed to have started from an overheated furnace, destroyed an eight room home owned by Charles Mock southwest of Syracuse. Deaths: Ty Lee Coy, two days old; Alfred John Graf. 65 The matter of parking along the Huntington Road (along SRI3) in Syracuse was discussed at the town board of trustees meeting Tuesday night. Fred Buhrt called at the Milford home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buhrt on Monday. Lowest temperature report in the area was by Harlan Gardner on the Milford-Syracuse road with a 14-below zero reading this morning. Capt. Ronald L. Clingaman has been given the Distinguished Flying Cross for meritorious service over Viet Nam the past year. Four radiators and two batteries were taken from the Syracuse Iron and Metal Company last week. Between 45 and 50 summons were sent out this week by the police department for unpaid parking tickets. FIVE YEARS AGO Walter Hagerdon, town sanitation commissioner, has
Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1970 Monroe Township, Kosciusko County
i Balance FUNDS — Jin 1 Township — . * 495 62 Doe ......... 82 00 TOTALS ...J....1 577.63 DffTAu. of receipts Seerce MkSM TOWNSHIP FUND TsxysFrt) • S HP 48 Ts.ev Nov > 2.30000 Total Township Fund *3.0*7 44 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessor ' < S 280 00 Total Doo F uno S W 0 00 disbursements township fund ClawNcatiw at E ipettw and To Whom Paid Fund Na I Pat of Trvttoa Rent Cleeical Help Travel Eipewn Alton H Boqgv *1.272 SO Evotyr* E Sogg* ISO 00 Fund No I Book* Pr in tint Printing Ad vert in ng The Ma> I Journal 102 6l The Piercgton Pre** >O2 M Truman Printing IS M) Semerr man 8-Co W 42
I herrbT cert it* that the for-eolnt la a true and cormet alat. ment of the receipts and dlsbur*. menu of the above named township that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanrtne voucher* showtns the same* at persons havine b».n paid mon.y by the township ha* been filed a* re«ulr>d by law tn the office of the Count* Auditor, and that a eop* of such annual report I* in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Bald report 1* lublect to inspection by an* taxpayer of the township. ALTON H BOGGS Trustee
ANNUAL REPORT TOWN OF MILFORD, INDIANA Far The Year Ending December 31, 1970 / GENERAL FUND Receipt* Balanc* januar, > ivto t 15*2* General Proor-’v Taxes 12.41* 12 Cigarette Tax 1.40*71 L -quor Taxes 2.025 IT F ire Protection Contracts 2.013 75 RKunds 1.532 AO Miscellaneous RecepH / MJ 40 Transfer Z- >0.44* 40 TOTAL RECEIPTS-' „ 831.731 M Disbursements Salariesof Town Trustee* 400 00 SalaryoAClerk Treasurer 1 50000 Salaries 0* Marshal and D*put»el (Police! *.OBO 24 Compensation of Town Anorn*» 1.40*00 Compensation of F .remen 2,050 00 Omer Compensation V,' ISaOO Commune »ion anc Transportation < 74 02 Heaf.Lighl Power Phone 5.114 52 Printing ana Advert .snq 34* 11 Repa rt 52 V Omer Contractual Serve* 1.01300 Garage and Motor Supples . 1.*1*4l Ott<c» Supplier . ,21140 Omer Supp‘ er W* 72 Sowar Mater ait 56 71 H»dr*m - • /> ' 500 00 Refund*.'twards amt moemr ' e* 1000 00 Volunteer Firemen Expense 254*0 Premiums on O«t<c<a> Sonos I.7** *1 Retirement ano Soc ai Security- Towns snare < VS 00 Parks and Recreation 1.21’4* TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 830.412 12 » • BALANCE DECEMBER JI. I*7o S 1.2 W 16 MOTOR VEHICLE HIGHWAY FUND Receipts Balance. January i. i*hj • > 3 451 1* Gasoline Taxes and Motor vehicle Fees ■ 11.465 26 TOTAL BALANCE ANO RECEIPTS , 514*14 6S_ Maintenance 5 7M TV Equipment w 514 76 Administration r 4.0*130 Repa<r Streets LM7 00 r TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS BALANCE DECEMBER 11. WTO *2*44*o WATER FUND Operating Fend •* Balance January i. l*ro 4*5 2* Collections A482 IJ Earned on investments 5000 Transfers 2 00060 TOTAL RECEIPTS - » * 414*5 QiibufM m<nti Operating Payments - SLUMS TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS S 6.162 1$ BALANCE DECEMBER 31. W 0 ”> S 25410 Recews . Balance January 1. WO ’ f’ Collections [ Transfers ' W-W TOTAL RECEIPTS * l Rl ” Operating Payments ■ ■ • 2.085-W total disbursements » 20*5 so BALANCE DECEMBER 11 I*7o /' » ?3 *«« Bend an* Interest Receipts / 7 *tn?” TOTAL RECEIPTS Disbursements 52’.T7t74 ikwMßk w- 2«0OO> 00 MM'MBterwn IrOlM fntWv<*' Cm* _ Eftft TremHo ___ TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS * g BALANCE DECEMBER 11. - P|JU .. * UJ * ” Balance January t. W 8 * * ’ TOTAL RECEIPTS ° * ERMMb‘ •RMtWORMB" , t jjjjp • TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS * 0588 BALANCE DECEMBER 11. WTO ' * 1 MS 00 EDITH BAUMGARTNER Clerk-Treasarer
resigned his position effective January 31. Fire, apparently from an open wall socket, did SB,OOO-19,000 damage at the Syracuse Case Sunday night. Jacob Kern II of r 1 killed two huge hound dogs Saturday morning when he found them harassing and killing a number of sheep. Miss Frances Ridenoure, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ridenoure, has accepted a position of teaching freshman English at Winter Park. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Druckamiller are the parents of a seven pound son. Larry Eugene, born January 14 at Goshen hospital. Willard Nusbaum has been elected president of the Syracuse plan commission. Mrs. Frank Bates is vice president and Hilary Bachman, secretary. Laucks Xanders is on a trip to Baltimore, Md., and New York City. Ray Yoder and Clyde Weaver enplaned this week from Chicago for Phoenix. Ariz., and Acapulco. Rev. and Mrs. Kennard Robinson are vacationing in Florida. Mrs. Rebecca Kitson was presented her 25-year pin at the Wednesday night meeting of the Order of Eastern Star. After a 29-game losing streak, the Yellow Jackets won over neighboring Cromwell Friday night. 74-69.
Balance Receipt* Disbursement* Dec 31 * 3.087 48 • 3 430 68 * 152 42 290 00 297 00 75.00 8 3.377 48 S 3.737 68 8 237 42 Fund No 3 .’ Car» at Cemetery Doyle Spangle 40 00 Fund No. * Fire Protection Claud Stahl Truatee 500 00 jocluon Twp Trustee 500 00 Fund No ? Library Um Pierceton Washington Twp l <b 300 00 Fund No 18 Other Civil Twp. Eipenvev 5 Ralph Wrigley U 00 Farmer* Mutual Relief Am n 5 00 Jama* Snodgrass 25 00 United Telephone Co 7175 Date Beery 100 00 Russell Farley Jr 100 X Joseph Mort Jr 100 00 OISBURSEMMCTS DOG FUND Ciastihcation at Expense and To Whom Paid George Francis S 30 00 Keim Leckrone 214 00 .80106 Brown .. 51 00
TEN YEARS AGO Joe Kindig of Nappanee has been named administrator and sole heir of the estate of his mother, Laura May Kindig, with real estate valued at $30,000 and personal property at SI,OOO. NIPSCo is ready to turn on natural gas in Syracuse soon. The Turkey Creek township PT A has made an urgent plea for pedestrian cross lights. Town board president Byron Connolly has proclaimed this week Golden Jubilee Week for Camp Fire organizations. Mrs. Nelle Sloan and Mrs. Elizabeth Pollock left last week for Haines City, Fla., to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Theries Doll left for California this week to visit his sister. Mrs. Lou Gibbons at Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Seiffert of Lake Wawasee have as their house guests, Mrs. Emily Morrissey and Arthur Maraviov of Hayfork, Calif. Mrs. Fred Brauch of Evanston. Hl;, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James Kirkwood. Mrs. Maude Bassett of Morocco is visiting in the Harold Bassett and Dale Miller homes. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kleinknight are vacationing in Florida. TW ENTY YEARS AGO Mr. and Mrs. Orval Snobarger accompanied Mr and Mrs. Carl Haab of Bremen on Monday for a month’s vacation in Florida. Mrs. Charles Lung is recuperating from an appendicitis operation. Fire chief Lee Poyser reports the Syracuse fire department answered 26 calls during 1950 with damages at $52,355 including the Wilt factory loss of $33,000 and the Jones Hatchery, $8,500. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Byland received word this week that their son. Sgt. Charles By land, sailed for Japan with the ArmyMedical Corps. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moser have been entertaining for her brother. Robert Middleton. and family of Fort Wayne. y Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Bailey entertained members of the ministerial association and their wives at a chicken dinner Monday evening at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buhrt and family attended the birthdaycelebration for his father. Paul. Sunday at the Paul Buhrt home at Milford. FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Tuesday morning at three o’clock, the fire department was called to the Cedar Chest Factory for a smoldering fire and smoke thought to have been spontaneous combustion of dust. Friday evening. 26 friends and neighbors of J. E. Rippey called at his home in celebration of his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rapp of Elkhart spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of their sons. Joe and Melbum. S. E. Rowdabaugh and Mrs. Rowdabaugh have returned from several days visit at Muncie Mrs. Charlotte McSweeney spent Monday afternoon at the
Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1970 Seward Towmhip, Kosciusko County
Balance funds — Jan I Township — .. ... * 1311.80 Civil Twp Bond J. 731 23 Recreation 493 84 Do* 343 00 Library 17 14 Fire FUhlln* - — -3196 Cumulative Fire .-i—. TOTALS .8 4.875 07 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes- -June a* s 61134 Taxes December 70 3.000 00 KOSC.REMC SAM. Total Township Fund SIAM 02* CUMULATIVE FIRE FUND T axes—December 70 S 3 400 00 Total Cumulative Fire Fund * MOO 00 DOG FUND Dog Tax trom Assessor * 41*00 Total Dog Fund 8 43*00 CIVIL TWP FUNO Tippe Val.Scti Corp t 4JM 75 Total CiV’i Twp Fund 5 4.1 M 75 RECREATION FUNO . Taxes—** S 52*25 Total Recreation Fund 8 52*25 library fund Taxes-** S 55*50 Taxes—7o 1.500 00 Total Library Fund 5 2.856 50 FIRE FIGHTING FUND Taxes-** s mu Taxes-ro J.ooooo Town* Burnet 125 00 Total Fir* Fighting Fund 54.0*2 67 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUNO Classification at Expense and ToWtuunPaW Nel Pay. Rent. Clerical And Travel Robert L Hoffman 5 1.540 00 ManorgM HoHman 250 00 Nel Baek*. PrtwtmgA Adv. TunesUmon I*7 45 Mad Journal' 15*0* Warsaw OHice Supply 27 45 Leonard Supply Co ' 12 15 Burket PM 3400 D M Whitcomb 20 00 Ne. 3 Care of Cemeteries Ktrkwood Garage 4*4 40 CVS Welding Shop 1* 41 Mariorie M Hoffman 240 00 Occidental Chemical 5 25 4 Drsch Supply Co 2* 78 NeW oß**i Civil Twp Rap. Strayer ins Agency 50 00 ind Trustee Assoc WOO General Telephone Co 8* .40 Foster A Parker 14 25 Dallas M. Tracy 17 50
X hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township that a complete and detailed annaal report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the name* of person* having-been paid money by the township has been filed as resulted by law in the office of the County Auditor. and that a copy of such annua! report is tn custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. ROBKHT Xe HOFFMAN. Trustee
Crist Darr home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Darr were Sunday guests in the Carl Gawthrop home.
Frank Hoover is suffering from quinsy. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Long spent Sunday with the Jacob Bowser family at Four Corners. E. T. VOrhis. Charles Sherwood and James Freyburg of Fort Wayne were Sunday guests in the Dan Mishler home. Accidents Investigated At Syracuse A total of over sl,llO in damages was given in three accident reports from the Syracuse police department this week. The minor of the three accidents involved a 1970 Cadillac driven by Edwin F. Rogers, 48, of 530 Division street. Huntington, as he attempted to back into a parking space in the 100 block of south Huntington street in Syracuse. Police estimated damage at S6O to the parked 1969 Chevrolet belonging to Velma Ruth Sheline of r 4 Syracuse and no damage to the Rogers auto. On Tuesday a 1967 Buick stationwagon being driven by Martin Levemier of Syracuse struck the left rear section of a parked 1964 Chevrolet belonging to Robert M. Jones of 719 Front street Syracuse. Damage was listed at $75 to the Jones car and $375 to the Levernier vehicle. A total of S6OO in damages was given to a Pontiac convertible belonging to James Burke of r 1 Syracuse when his car went out of control on slippery roads and hit a NIPSCo pole and fire hydrant in the 700 block of north Huntington street. Amount of damages to the pole and hydrant have not been determined. The accident happened at 10:30 Wednesday night. Humane Society Disturbed With Animal Treatment Members of the county humane society have expressed their concern at treatment for animals in the winter season. The position of a dog house was discussed and they ask that the opening be placed in a position to protect the animal from the northwest storms. Also of great concern was the fastening of animals outside so as to abide to many town ordinances of keeping pets confined to home property. They ask that an animal that is tied or chained outside, be fastened to a wire attached between several trees or poles so the pet can have some freedom to move about and still not get his chain fast on surrounding* obstacles. Gene Brumfield, Warsaw police chief is president of the soiciety. .
Balance Receipt* Waburwmenu Dec. 31 8 3.668.02 8 3.578 13 8 1 401 69 ' 4.368 75 4.425 00 2.675 00 529 25 525 00 498 09 , 439.00 270.50 511 50 I ] 2.038 50 2.6 M 00 -524 36 4.043.67 3.964 23 56 49 3.400 0O 3.400 00 8 18.506 19 8 15.363 85 8 8,018 41 H.nes Farm Suppiy .« 11181 Robert L Hottman 15 00 ' Fred McSherry 7 '®> 00 GarlandKteter . 100 00 Gerald Smalley IOC 00 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classrttcatien el Expense and To Whom PaM County Auditor S 2*3 00 Gladys Jones 27 50 DISBURSEMENTS CIVIL BONO FUND Classification M Expense and TeWkamPaM Farmers. State Bank Mentone * ‘ 425 00 DISBURSEMENTS RECREATION FUND Classification of Expense and TeWhamPaH Mentone Youth League S ISO 00 Freeman Gruanwaid *H Constance Loec 125 00 DISBURSEMENTS LIBRARY FUND Classification of Expense and To Whom PaM Mentone Library—p» S 150 00 Menlon* Library—TO - I ASP 80 Akron Library—7o IJWC 00 DISBURSEMENTS FIRE FIGHTING FUND Classification M Expense and To Wham Paid General Telephone Co. 8 .100 83 Scout Sales L Service tSJI Pdwell T<re CO 173.36 Schrader Co inc. •« Burket Fire Dept WO 00 Warsaw Auto Supply Boggs 6 Nelson ms *M W American LaFrance *OO 80 Laughman F ire inc Frank Sw-ck W 0 00 Garland K**f J® * John frwin *— W 0 00 Chester Shoemaker W 0 00 Alton Bruner W 0 00 Guy Baker MOJO Fred Me Sherry 81 *0 Wilbur Latimee M 00 Sam Secor *8 « Claud* SwKk 8180 Ronald Sw>ck 2MB MackSwick OMB JohnHuN WMJ Bill Tucker *0 « John Tucker IRMO Garry WHO »M» Bill s«Sfc SteveSmner ' OMB Kenneth Shephard JOEM LeoForreeter * . Ed Baker MAO Jerry Wise ' 7588 Bill Leininger WJB Art Wise <*•
LIGONIER NEWS By Rose Cunningham Masonic Lodge Has Installation Masonic Lodge 185, held open installation of officers at the Ligonier Temple with the following men installed: Worshipful master — Floyd Warren Senior warden — James Bedwell Junior warden — Dale Sperry Senior deacon — Richard Frain Junior deacon — Virgil Becker Senior steward — Gerald Shultz Junior steward — Everett Elijah (Saplain — Morris Garber Tyler — Frank McDaniel Treasruer — Paul Medsker Secretary — Charles F. White Max Sperry, George Garvin and Robert Richards served as installing officers. After the installation a musical program was given by Dale Sperry, playing the new temple organ. Mrs. Robert Richards and James Kalb presented vocal numbers, accompanied by Mrs. Max Sperry Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting, in the social rooms of the lodge. Good Samaritans Enjoy Floral Show Good Samaritan Ladies of the United Methodist church enjoyed a floral arrangement demonstration by Dale Sperry Monday night. Twenty eight members were present and following the demonstration went to the home of Mrs. James Golden for their business meeting. Co-hostesses were Mrs. John Todd. Mrs. Harold Grissom, Mrs. Merril Grooms and Mrs. Fred Cunningham City Police To Handle Stray Dogs City have agreed to handle the stray dog problem in the city limits. They will pick up all stray dogs whether wearing tags or not and deliver them to the local veterinarians. Owners will have three days in which to claim their dogs and will be required to get a release from the City Clerk. They will also be required to pay a fine of $3 and pay the vet’s fee for board of the dog Dogs will be destroyed if not claimed during the three day period. Female dogs running loose during the mating season will be shot immediately. John Winters Here Tonight John L. Winters, Stream Biologist with the Indiana State Board of Health, who was originally scheduled to be in Ligonier in November. 1970. will discuss local pollution problems and show slides of the Elkhart river on Wednesday, Jan. 20, at 1:30 p.m. The meeting, open to
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the public, will be held in the Community Room of the American State Bank. The Ligonier Study club is sponsoring the meeting and all other organizations in the community are invited. The program is based upon a study made by Biologist Winters and others this past summer and will include slides used as evidence in a redent hearing in Indianapolis. • Information will be given concerning the Elkhart river as it passes through Ligonier, the condition of that river and others as they shed toward Lake Michigan, also conditions of Lake Wawasee. Rotary Hears Taped Speech Os Meehan Ligonier Rotary club members heard a taped speech given by George Meehan, Rotary International general secretary at the 1969 convention. “Service to Others” was the topic stressed by Mr. Meehan. Lyle Chester was in charge of the program. Visitors were Frank Schlotterback. Albion and Garrett Moore, Kendallville. COMMUNITY’ NEWS The Noble County Unit of the Red Cross held their Blood Bank at the Ligonier gym. Friday, Jan. 15, from 12 noon until 6 p.m. Eastern Star Lodge 325 held a called session Saturday, Jan. 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. There was initiation of members and a social hour. Mrs. Esther Galloway lias returned to her home after undergoing surgery recently. Mts. Ray Knowles and son were dinner guests of Mr. and ' Mrs. Dean Hite, Monday. Mr. Wallace Meyers of Niles. Mich., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Patton and family, Saturday. w Mr. and Mrs. James Meroney and children are moving from their home in Livonia. Mich., to South Dakota. They recentlyvisited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Hicks and other relatives. Gym Is Program At PTO Meeting The Syracuse PaXpnt-Teacher Organization will meet Tuesdayevening, Jan. 26, at 7:30 in the new gym. There will be a brief business meeting followed by a 50-minute gym program conducted by physical education instructors, Mrs. Jerry Ganshorne and Tom Jones. The third, fourth, and fifth grade boys will demonstrate teaching fundamentals in basketball; sixth grade boys in field hockey; and seventh and eighth grade boys in volleyball. Girls in grades six through eight will present a gymnastics demonstration. The public is invited to this presentation.
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Inspection Sticker Checks Being Made A total of 11 persons appeared before Turkey Creek jp Chris Koher Saturday morning and paid fines and costs totaling $23.25 each, for driving with expired inspection stickers on their vehicles. Also paying fines Saturday morning were three individuals for expired operator's licenses. Enforcement is being carried out in the Syracuse area for these offenses and drivers and vehicle owners should make a check 6f licenses and stickers. Larry Jones Seen On Hope TV Show Navy hospital corpsman second class Lawrence E. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Jones, Jr., of Lake Wawasee, was seen on television during the broadcast of the Bob Hope Christmas special from Viet Nam. Jones completed a four week course at field medical service school at Camp Lejuene, N. C., where he was one of three honor men in his class, in November. He also served aboard the U.S.S. Horne, a guided missile frigate, during her commissioning at San Francisco Bay id 1967 and during her shake down cruise in the Pacific. His wife, Rebecca, resides at Ogden, Utah. Jones is currently serving with the medical section of the marine force logistics command at DaNang, South Viet Nam and observed his 24th birthday on December 24. also the day Bob Hope held his Christmas special show on Freedom Hill at DaNang. His father also reports having seen a Bob Hope show while serving as a Navy pharmacist mate in the South Pacific in 1944.
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Syracuse Police Report For 1970 Syracuse police chief Orville Vanderßeyden submitted his end of the year report for the Syracuse police department as follows: Calls answered, 1,371; warning tickets issued, 230, traffic arrests 86; dogs impounded, 47; criminal arrests, 43; thefts investigated, 46; Fire calls attended, 63; accidents investigated, 102; vandalism reports investigated, 38; juvenile investigations, 57 and 11 juvenile arrests made. There were 66 no parking zone tickets issued and 2,093 overtime parking tickets given. Stolen property reports amounted to $4,474.68 with same amount being recovered. Total traffic accident damage was $36,596 and the police car was driven 26,056 miles. Ridinger Lake Park Planned Keith Horn of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a former Warsaw businessman, plans to establish a Yogi Bear Yellystone Park at Ridinger lake, five miles north of Pierceton and southeast of North Webster. Hern recently purchased 94 acres of land from Robert and ' Isletta Carwile and 51 acres from Norman and Sara Rhodes. Callander Insurance . All forms of personal and business insurance. 10$ N. Main St. Nappanee Ph. 773-4103
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