The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 January 1971 — Page 12
THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Jan. 27, 1971
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It Happened In . .. Milford. Item Taken From The Files Os | The Milford Mail I
14 YEARS AGO. JAN. 31. 1957 . Miss Mary Ellen Sims and Henry Schmucker were married at the Bethel church Sunday afternoon. Rev. W. Harlan Smith officiated in the presence of 200 guests. Miss Marilyn Martz of Nappanee and Glyn Hamilton were ANNUAL RE FORT FOR THE TOWN OF LEESBURG FOR THE YEAR 197# GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS Balance on hand 11 70 $ 5.446 03 General Property Taxes 5.509 16 Cigarette Tax 545 0* Liquor Taxes 1.32*63 Transfer Irons CCI Fund *OO.OO Total Bai A Receipts *13.62* W DISBURSEMENTS Saiar.es of Town Trustees 450 00 Salary of Clerk Trees SOO 00 Salary of Marshal 1.6*475 Comp of Town Attorney TSO 00 Heat. Light A Power 2.457 *3 Printing A Advertising 251.40 Repairs 22 25 Garbage A Trash Collection 2.320 00 Other Contractual Service 340 00 OHke Supplies 21 15 Other Supplies 70 7* .Insurance 5*4 *1 Dues *4 00 Prem on OH ic ial Bonds 24 00 other cur rent charges 2 00 Towns Share Soc Sec 347 12 Equipment 3.502 50 Total Disbursements $13,416 M Balance Dec 31. 1970 212 02 MOTOR VEHICLE HIGHWAY FUND RECEIPTS Balance Jan 1. W7O 3XJ6I 44 Gen l Property Taxes 1.551 02 GasolineTaxesAM V Fees 4,145 06 Total Balance A Receipts S.SO7 S 4 DISBURSEMENTS Maintenance 1,147 24 Street Cleaning 421** Street Comm Salary 5.349 45 Total Disbursements 6.919 07 Balance Dec 31. WTO ’ SIAM 47 CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUNO RECEIPTS Balance Jan 1.1970 3.324 40 C>gareHe Tax L*24 03 Total 5.14*43 s DISBURSEMENTS Transfers *OO 00 Balance Dec 31. WTO 4.34*43 Estat Yocum. Clerk Traps.
Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1970 Scott Township, Kosciusko County
Balance FVNDB — J»r> 1 Township - --* 109 54 Do* — 334 00 TOTALS -• 343 54 DITAIL OF RECEIPTS Soarc* Amount TOWNSHIP FUND l*4«D« D»fr>but>on 11.0*0 21 Advance ’ 3500 00 Total Township Fund *4.5*0 73 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessor $ 734 00 Total Dog Fund * 734 00 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND « Classification of E i pen** and T* Whom Paid Th* Etn4 o?e*n ln» Agency » 20 00 T*l*phen* Pent . General Tele Co M 40 1 Publishing Annual Pept The Mail Journal 30 S 3 Warsaw Times union 77 07 Salary of Trustee Warren Hawley 1412 50 Travel Expenses Warren Hawley 200 00 Office Pent Warren Hawley *0 00
‘ I hereby certify that the fongotna 1* a true and correct statement of th* ■ receipts and dlsburs-menta of the above named township that a complete and detailed annual report tocether with ail accompanyina vouchers showing the names of persons havlns been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law tn thn office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report U In custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report la subject to inspection by any taxpayer of thr township. WARREN HAWLEY. Trustee
a Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1970 Etna Township, Kosciusko County
Balanc* FVNDB — Jna. 1 Township $ 47 58 Dog — — —14625 nr* PUhlln* 1.7 M 13 Recreation 93 59 Library- ——— 30T53 Civil Twp Bond — 104 26 TOTALS * 3.334 33 DETAILS OF RECEIPTS Saurcv Amawnt TOWNSHIP FUND T*»es—j'ur>* 4 500.00 T*x»» D*C*mo*r 4*7 84 Lawn Mow«r 50 00 C»m*f*ry loti *0 00 Advance on tax d<st 1.000 00 Total Towmhip Fund 42437 44 DOG FUND Dog Tax from am*mot 4 171 00 Total Dog Fund S 171.00 FIRE FIGHTING FUND Fir* protection from Scott twp SI.OOO 00 Jun«Di*t r 2400 00 Dec Diet 2.146 65 Total Fire Fighfmg Fund 15.464 45 TWP. RECREATION FUND Tax**—Dec . » H3-3* Total Twp Recreation Fund * 1tt.34 LIBRARY FUND . „ ( Taxe*-Oe< » »■*«? Total Library Fund S 224 47 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND CtaMificatiw at Cxpema and Ta wham Paid Cem*tary Deeds Etna Bank » 700 insurance Ema Green in* Co . W4O TaHghea* Rent G*n*rai Telephone C» 34 •* Advertiung Man Journal ’*?•* T>m*» union 140« OHice Supptie* D M. Whitcomb Co. ”50 EtnaPmtOHce 700 D H Gobi* Pr.nt.ng Ca Advnarv Beard Satary Frank Sparrow NotartWhite ’«» MerKBrINI • w® oo Trmht* Salary A dark Hire CariKiort Eileen kiort 2WIOO CaraafCaaaatarie* Kaffls stcuder 400 00 Etna Elevator 5 »
I her.by certify that the fore<otn« Is a true and correct «Utement of th* rec.ipu and disbar*. menu of the abovenamed township, that a«? detailed annual report toaethrr with all accompanyms vouchers *»»“•*?«?* names of persons havtne been paid money by the township has been n_leo a» resulted by law In the office of the County Auditor, and that •_ *W °t annual report hi tn custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said subMct tVsMPeetion by any taxpayer of the township. BIIXKN KLOTZ. Trustee
married in the Christian church Friday evening. Carl Shearer read the double ring rite before 150 guests. Mr. Hamilton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tilton HamiltonjfSr.. of Milford. Milford\tudents made a very good showing in the northern Indiana piano and vocal contest held at Plymouth Saturday. Three soloists qualified for the state music contest which will be held at Butler university February 23. They are Judith Martin. Sharon Dewart, and Robert Ahrns. Rev. Kenneth Watts has accepted the pastorate of the Nazarene church in Milford. Rev. Watts and his family came from Arcola. 111. He is a graduate of Olivet Nazarene college at Kankakee. 111. Dennis Sharp \v£nt to Indianapolis and served as a page in the House of Representative of the State Legislature on Tuesday. Marvin Kelly. Jr., has received his service discharge and is visiting relatives in Milford. He is staying with Mrs. Fred Slabaugh. a cousin, at New Paris. Mr. Kelly has decided to make the armed forces his life career and will go to Dayton. Ohio, and re-enlist February 11. He has traveled extensively while in the service of his country, and hopes to see even more of the world in the next few years. Mary' Hollar entertained 17 of he/ friends at a birthday party Saturday evening. The young people enjoyed playing games and dancing, after which birthday cake, ice cream, and pop
Balance Rec.-lpts Disbursement* Dec. 31 * 4 590 23 4 4.249 45 4 450 33 338 00 263 50 209 50 4 4 838 23 8 4.511 95 8 659 82 Clerical Help F*<ry Hawley 150 00 Office Supplies Audrey Meyer* 1499Warsaw Office Supplies 43 00 Mowino Cemetery Carl Miller 450 00 Fire Protection Nappanee Fire Dept 1.200 00 Eileen Kioti. Enta Twp Trustee 500 00 , Advisory 8 Pay Buell Hotter 100 00 Harold Kidtl. Jr 100 00 Russell Yeager 100 00 \ Legal Services John Wideman SO 00 Publishing Budget Warsaw Time* Un.on <r 5* 61 The Mail Journal 42 *5 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification of E span** and Ta whom Paid Escess Dog Fund County Auditor S >l9 00 Steck Losses Junior H Miller IS 00 Ernest Parks 100 00 Richard Gamer 28 50
Balance Receipt * Disbursement* Dec. 31 8 3.537 88 8 2.908 47 $ -323 41 17100 12350 194.79 5.646 85 5.420 7B 1 952 07 112 24 200 00 ««3 234 47 448 94 -16 94 104 >6 8 8.692 24 8 9.100 61 9 1.919.96 Etna Bov* a H Club « ® DN«* A**a*fment Co Tr*a»ur*r 3 00 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Clarification of E xpert** and To Whom Paid Sergiu* Dee Tax Co Auditor S 2 50 Amman K < Had Lillie Herman 45 00 Omo S’ n* 33 M DISBURSEMENTS LIBRARY FUND Cla**ihcation et Eipema and Ta Wham Part Baek Rent Bourbon Library W S 644»4 DISBURSEMENTS FIRE FIGHTING FUND* Clarification at Expenae and ■ Ta Whom Paid Truck inturance Etna Green in* Agency S 42110 Lean B Hrterett Etna Bank 53A77 17 Truck Repair* S Gat Emergency Radio Serv<ce 34 00 M>dwe«t F ire Safety Co 42 30 F M.C Corporation 34-39 Donald Pouleon Z3a 30 white* Mobil Station 33 97 Pyramid O*i Co 52 34 General Telephone Co ISV23 Ciething Expen** Rvreii Miner 41 M Robert H*rti*i al M Rvreii Thoma* 41.44 Cl4uO*Davi» 41.44 Loren Melton 41.47 Wm. Price . 41.47 Leonard 3 louder *1.47 Thoma* Feldman 41 A? Eugene Neyhart al tg KetthStouder 4142 Donald waggoner ai.47 Wayne Herier 41.47 DISBURSEMENTS RECREATION FUND Claritication at expense and T* Wham Part ah Leader Pay Dori* vmmg 50 » Jane Kuhn 50 00 Tom Smith 50.00 Tom Huffman 50.00
were served. Mary received many nice gifts from her friends. Dinner guests Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Poe were Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes and sons, Brent and Bryan, of Rochester, Mich., and Donald and Cynthia Bucher. 24 YEARS AGO. JAN. 30, 1947 Rev. Darrel J. Norwood, formerly of Milford, now of Danville, Ky., gave a 35 x 45 inch picture entitled, “The Lord Is My Shepherd,” to the Christian church. The picture was given in remembrance of Mrs. Norwood, who passed away while Rev. Norwood was pastor of the church. Harry Haab, Herbert Felkner, and Harold Kaiser entertained members of the Milford basketball team at a steak supper Tuesday at the Melody Case. The new name of the Mark Annex is Melody Case. In a contest to change the name. Mrs. Otto Wiggs and Roy Arnold submitted the same name. They will share five dollars. Barney Craig was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Beer Tuesday. Mrs. Beer is the former Phyllis Blosser . . . Pamela Amalia was born to Mr. and Mrs.' Parker Phend Tuesday. Mrs. Phend is the former Violet Greunwald of Milwaukee . .. Steven Roger was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weisser Monday. Mrs. Weisser was formerly Gwendolyn Fisher. Billy Little, who is majoring in accounting at Indiana university, has been selected to be a member of the Pershing Rifles, the crack regiment of the ROTC. Only the most proficient in rifle practice are selected for this regiment. Pierre and Irvin Ferverda. sons of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ferverda. were guests of Frankie Grove Sunday. Mrs. Fred Mathews was the guest of Mrs. Hurley Gerard. Sr., at Warsaw last Wednesday evening when Mrs. Gerard entertained the Pollyanna club. Patricia Khne. Mary Alice Sunthimer. Ellen Cunningham, and Tommy Hurd went with Rev. Llye Case to Mishawaka Sunday afternoon to a Methodist Youth Fellowship rally. There will be an old-fashioned box social at the gym-tonight to raise money for <new band uniforms. Square dancing will follow. Mrs. Marjorie Hartter spent the week end visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Harris, and her aunt. Mrs Edgar E Keefer, at Attica 30 YEARS AGO. JAN. 30. 1941 Monday. Jan. 13. was a big day for Illinois and for Ligonier, Ind., when Dwight H. Green was inaugurated governor of the state of Illinois. Mr. Green, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green, was boro and reared in
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Ligonier. The Milford Independents won a close game Tuesday night from Manchester college “B” squad 31-34. Phend, Haab, Estep, Kaiser, Auer, Brumbaugh, and Hartter made the trip. Charles Weisser spent several days this week working at the Opseth store. Jimmy Brock, young middleweight boxer who resides several miles west of Milford, has entered the Golden Glove fights at Fort Wayne for the second time, preliminaries of which begin Monday night. James Fuller. Jr., of Rochester and Albert Henry Bird are forming a partnership in the business of both interior and exterior decorating. A marriage ceremony was performed at the Oblate' Mission House at Ligonier at 11 a.m. Saturday, when Frances Stechcon of that city became the bride of J. Arthur Downes of near Milford. Father Haggerty read the rite. Samuel Brumbaugh. 22. son of 4 Mr and Mrs. Victor Brumbaugh of Gravelton, died instantly Tuesday night at nine o’clock when the car in which he was riding slid from the road several miles south of Wakarusa and crashed into two large trees. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bucher entertained their bridge club Friday evening with four tables in progress. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plummer of Leesburg were guests. A pound daughter, named Lois Jean, was born January 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Godshalk of Bristol. The mother will be remembered as Marjorie Neely of Milford. Dale Wuthrich, who is employed at the Hobby House restaurant in Fort W’ayne. spent Sunday night and Monday with his mother, Mrs. Minnie Wuthrich. 40 YEARS AGO. JAN. 29. 1931 Four trains, including the “milkshake,” have been removed from the B & O schedule. The Milford Grain & Milling Company completed the ice harvest last Thursday. The company gave employment to about 35 men who filled the large house at Waubee lake with eight and nine inch ice which was of good quality. Miss Hazel Brittsan, teacher of the Daughters of Ruth Sunday school class, entertained the members at dinner at her home Tuesday evening. Betty Eherenman was presented a nice gift, it being her 12th birthday. Elizabeth Vanderveer won the prize in rook. Mary Dressel also was given a gift as she will leave Milford in the near future. Harold Lee, one year and 20-
days-dd son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Guy Morehouse, died Sunday of intestinal influenza. Other survivors are six brothers and two sisters. Harry Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith of near Dewart lake and a freshman at Milford high school, had his leg broken Tuesday noon while playing in the gymnasium. The bones were fractured just above the ankle. Mrs. L. L. Scarlett entertained the Dorcas club last Thursday. Two comforters were made. A donation of $lO was accepted from the Sorosis club and added to the undernourished baby milk fund. Mrs. Emeral Jones will give a reading at the Farmers Institute Wednesday afternoon. Harold Orn of Leesburg assisted at the Lyon barber shop Saturday. Mr. Orn may be employed steady at the shop. The charity bridge held in the Miles room Tuesday night and sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary was attended by persons from Ligonier, Syracuse, Nappanee, Goshen. and Milford. Clayton Harlan Celebrates 90th Birthday Clayton Harlan, who lives west of Community Center on road 19, was the guest of honor Sunday when his family held open house on celebration of his 90th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan have five children, Mrs. Glenn (Lois) Rockhill, Etna Green; Miss Bernice Harlan. South Bend; Mrs. Wayne (Ethel Marie) Wood, rural route Nappanee; Warren Harlan. Cincinnati, Ohio and Rev Lloyd Harlan of Yoder. Relatives from Milford who attended included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Good, Fred Harlan and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerlin. No Injuries In Saturday Mishap Syracuse police investigated a two-car accident at 6:40 Saturdays, night on the parallel road in the Village near The Old and New Shop resulting in $625 to both vehicles. No one was injured. A 1964 Buick two-door driven by Linda R. Hoover, 22, r 3 Syracuse and a 1962 Plymouth operated by Sharon M. Fackler, 17, of r 1 Syracuse, collided. There was $275 in damages listed to the Buick and $350 to the Fackler Plymouth. Rev. Arthur Tinkle of Wabash was the guest speaker at the First Brethren church in Milford. Sunday, and will continue to serve the church until a resident pastor is secured.
Pomona Grange Has Potluck Supper Jan. 21 The St-Mar-Kos Pomona Grange, made up of members from St. Joseph, Marshall and Kosciusko counties, met Thursday evening, Jan. 21, at the Bremen Grange hall. A potluck supper was held before the regular meeting which was presided over by Arthur Heckaman, master. Reports from subordinate granges. Bremen, Waubee (Milford) and New Tamarack were given. Due to the illness of Mrs. Richard Heyde,, who has been chairman of the Woman’s Activities committee. Mrs. Herman Miller of Milford was appointed as chairman to serve during the remainder of the year. She reported on the meeting held in LaPorte recently for officers of the district. There will be a dressmaking contest, again sponsored by McCall’s Patterns. Coats and Clark. Inc. and others. There will be three classes, any material may be used, and each class will include pants suits and will be open to non-members as well as members. On the state level, projects will be for members only and will be held in Indianapolis, October 21, and 23. Other Pomona members who attended the district meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heckaman. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Trader, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller, Mrs. Kathryn Sheets and Mrs. Carrie Pritch. Mrs. Ora Trader, lecturer, distributed the year's program books and reported that Russell Jacque was still ill. “The Battle Hymn of the Republic” and “Onward Worthy Grangers” were sung by the group accompanied by Mrs. Maybelle BonDurant, pianist. She reminded the members to enter the photo contest. Ora Trader read “A New Year is a New Chance”. Otho BonDurant, legislative chairman, discussed the new laws that are to be brought up before the Congress. An open discussion was held concerning tax laws and air pollution. Mrs. BonDurant read an article on “Welfare” with comments. The lecturer closed the program by reading “God Bless Thy Year”. The Waubee Grange will entehtain at the next meeting, February 18, with a potluck supper at 6:30. Each grange is asketkgo provide one number for the
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Six Months Os Activities Discussed Activities and projects for the next six months were discussed by piembers of Tippecanoe Township home extension club when the group met January 20 at the Barbee Conservation club building. Mrs„ Lawrence Gaston was introduced as a new member. Mrs. T. D. Reynolds and Mrs.
Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1970 Washington Township, Kosciusko’County Balance Balance FUNDS — Jan. 1 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 Township $ -123.88 $ 10,043.92 $ 9.108.27 $ 812.77 Dog 1.346.25 1.346.25 Fire Fighting 2.103.04 5.245.47 7,257.06 91.45 Accumulative Equip. .23 1,629.00 1.629.23 TOTALS $ 3.336.15 $ 18.264.64 $ 19,340.81 * 904.23 DETAILS OF RECEIPTS Snodgrass & Burner \js 00 Source Amount Pub Empl. Retirement Fund 30 TOWNSHIP FUND RayWerstler 100.00 Taxes—l 969 $ 2,262.36 Claud Stahl 150.00 Taxes—December Draw 4,700 00 Justice 0» Peace Docket Fees 690.75 Total $ 796.68 First Nat'l Bank Donation 25.81 Cemetery Lots 2.345 00 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND ‘ Poor Relief 20 00 Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Total Township Fund $10,043.92 Edward Bowman $ 832.25 DOG FUND John Lehman 50.00 Dog Tax from Assessor 5 249 00 Alfred Linn 46.00 Dog Tax.from Co Trees. 1.084.25 Calvin Dodson i 90.00 C. Stahl A Kos. Co Assessor 13.00 ®" ey A . rr ?, s 84 00 Richard Williamson 42.00 Total Dog Fund $ 1.346 25 Samuel Rhoades 102.00 ACCUMULATIVE EQUIP. FUND „ . , Claud Stahl $ 1,629.00 Tot#l $ 1,346.25 , DISBURSEMENTS ACCUMULATIVE TotalAccumulative.Equip Funds 1,629.00 .. equipment FUND FIRE FIGHTING FUND classification of Expense and !’$’ Tax " * " To Whom Paid December*l97o Dra w *ss E L 1 ” DISBURSEMENtWowNSHIP FIRE FIGG'S” Classification of Expense and ... „ To Whom Paid Classification of Expense and Fund No i To Whom Paid Trustee Sal - Office Rent Fund No. 12 Clerical Telephone Tolls General Electric $ 1,567.32 Claud Stahl S 1.680 20 Warsaw License Branch 1.00 Claud Stahl Social Security 64.80 Walter Shoop ins. 179.00 Betty Rose Stahl 300.00 McFarren Ins 524.24 a — Stickler Standard 48.15 Total $ 2.045 00 Pierceton State Bank 1,644.68 Fund No. 2 Standard Oil 53.43 Record Books - Office Supplies R & R Garage 288.75 Printing and Advertising Pierceton Standard 48.46 SE Merriman &Co $ 26 70 Merritt Hyndman 50.00 Business Eqipment Co 164.28 Ray Slusher 50.00 Arch Baumgartner 2*4 82 Melvin Blanchard 50.00 ( Don Boggs . 50.00 Total $ 475 80 Larry Baker SO.OO Fund No. 3 Harold Barker 50.00 Care of Cemeteries Woodrow Tenney 50.00 Betty Rose Stahl $ 5000.00 Don Conley 50.00 Fund No. 4 Scott Sleighter 50.00 Justice of Peace Salary Leonard Sexton 50 00 Ernest Hackbirth 5 500 00 Rex Mast 50.00 Fund No. 5 Max Phebas 50.00 Other justice of Peace Expense Bernard Penn t 50.00 Wawasee Ins ip bond $ 35.00 Jack Phillips 50 00 Nancy Matchett 50.00 Hollis Earnhart 50.00 A E Boyce 27.50 James Ratliff " 50.00 Multi Copy Service 30.25 Jerry Kreger 50.00 The Bobbs Merrill Co. ° 28.04 Glenn Hill 56.00 Cbane Funnell 50.00 Total 5 170.79 David Sleighter , 50.00 Fund No. 7 Howe Fire Aparatus 428.08 Memorial Day E. L. Schultz 665.67 Menzie Reece Post $ 100 00 . United Telephone 42.43 Fund No. 9 King Service | 70.49 Poor Relief Pierceton Triple Service 551.50 Jacks Texaco $ 20 00 Jacks Texaco 17.89 Fund No. 10 Miami Oil Co 7.16 Other Expenses Macks Bulk Station ■ 40.35 Woodward Oswalt ins. S 93.38 Watson Mobil 40 23 Nancy Matchett - 40.00 Collier Oil Co »23 DaleSimison •• 100.00 Cain Oil 19 00 Lloy Rood 100 00 ~ ~ Cloyce Menzie J 100 00 Total • $ 7,257.06 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disburseritents of the above named township; that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report is in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said repprt is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. CLAUD STAHL, Trustee PP * M-J
Ray Biltz gave a report on the county wide vice president’s planning session held recently at the 4-H fair grounds. Committees for the next six months were announced. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Thomas A. Willman, Mrs. T. D. Reynolds and Mrs. Ray Biltz. About 15 million people in this country have birth defects serious enough to affect their daily lives, the March of Dimes reports.