The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 April 1971 — Page 16
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'oamNiilf around This week we move to Oakwood Park and the S L Ketring cottage around 1897 Persons identified are John Ketring at the extreme left on the ground with newspaper in hand; and immediately behind him on the porch floor is seated Bert Jarrett. Charles W Knorr is seated in the rockiffg chair on the steps and seated immediately behind him next to the young lad is William Warner
* • ■ ' f • j * ; ■ |||P ~f' ' Nomination Certificate For Milford Man Os The Year —— Woman Os The Year lam greatly honored to place in nomination for the MAD Council annual Citizen of the Year award the name of- .... — — -■■■ Address , , , who has contributed so greatly to the improvement and the development of our city as a better place to live, to work and to play through the following achievements: — — -- r • V \ . 1 am willing to the best of my ability, to furnish to the committee additional in* formation concerning this nominee. NAME * ADDRESS — ■■■ 1 ■ 1111 — PHONE — - * (Note: To insure complete secrecy, please return this ballot in an envelope addressed to the attention of Man-Woman of the Year Award Committee, MAD * Council, Box 46, Milford. Indiana. ,■ Deadline Date: Saturday , April 24 , 1971 , • , V.'' ' ■ ' ■
A. H. Blanchard is at the extreme right of the picture on the ground between the trees. S. L. Ketring and wife are standing on the porch with a small girl in a white dress in the center of the picture. Behind the Ketrings is the front door to the cottage. Note the shuttered windows and delicate trim along the porch area The Carl Baldwins of Fascination Place are t&ck in business with their well-known ham station operation. The all new town and antennas were put to work last week after being out of commission since February 22 when the huge ice and wind storm, which hit the area, collapsed the big 80-foot tower and three antennas extending height another 20-foot in the air In July of 1965 the Baldw ins lost their tower and were put out of
commission with the baby tornado which raced the Enchanted Hills division. Many calls to servicemen have gone through the Baldwin station. Help — he said he needed — to put a fish worm on straight. Carroll Lee Koble was in the office one day last week to inform us of the annual church fish fry Coming up and added he was going fishing shortly, with his whole family. Now we know- he isn't planning these fish for the church fry and surely his wife or young sons can bait his hook for him. Grass fires are running rampant, and township trustee Joe Shewmon is doing what he can to call attention to the dangers of a spreading fire. Anyone starting a trash fire is asked to stay close to it until it is
out Two instances of spreading fires were reported in one day last week. Seen; As the town fire truck pulled away from the Easterday residence on South Harrison street last Friday, a youngster who hooked a ride on the truck was seen riding dangerously on the back step. ° One of the nicest remodel Jobs we’ve seen in quite a while is the offices at Wawasee Boat Co. They’re light, roomy, and attractively done. Who did the job? Why, Kinder Realty’, of course. Wawasee Boat is a Kinder concern. We still have some sharp-eyed readers, we’re glad to report. One such is our good friend Harold Gray. We carried a lead editorial several weeks ago stating the telephone was invented 195 years
ago March llj/Nft should have beat 95 yean ago, and Gray caught us up on this one. He writes: “Your editorial on the telephone interests me because I have a hazy recollection of the night back in 1776 when 1 was crossing the Delaware with General Washington and we were discussing the subject of communications and the possibility of improving them. But I really didn’t think the telephone was invented that early.’’ “Seriously,” he continues, “I’m curious. How many people called this mistake to your attention? And if you were to quiz the local high school students on the question of when the telephone was invented, I wonder what answers you would get.” We had very few catch us on this one, thank goodness. This is the danger of copying an item verbatim from another paper. We’ll watch that from now on. Brad Bauer, son of the Al Bauers (118 No. Lake), a senior at Notre Dame, South Bend, has his eye on a career in law. and is thinking about the LU. law school at Indianapolis. Brad, a SHS honor grad, spent the week end with his parents. Weather turned out just right Saturday morning for the Easter egg hunt at the Festival grounds at North Webster. Nearly 300 turned out, according to Fred Rieder, Lions president. Ron Hill was in charge of the Lionssponsored hunt. Diners. in the Kale Island Beacon the last several days who think they're bowling on the second floor are mistaken. They are remodeling for the cozy little nook, as yet unnamed. Now we all like holidays and a little time off from work oc-
" Augsburger’s "On The^Go” ""k A bus load of employees recently took an FRESH WHOLE A educational tour of Food Marketing Cor-eomw-nA ▼ poration in Fort Wayne. Many new innovations IwIBBS /jf/imWJx P in the food industry were learned by all. This is another way we are trying to serve you better. Cut Up 351 Thighs 591 — FRESHLIKE-SALE Breasts 491. Legs 1 I I ream Or Whole | t'———-i YfORM'l C 3|vw Eckrich slicing Bird Farm 1 J fo r Boloano Sausage 1 Duiuynu » ptAJ t CARROTS reg. 99c reg. 89c My U v * Eckrich chipped PARROT Sweet for Meats 3 *1 Franks 59£U/s~£*<* -6/ ” c \ GREEN BEANS Putt 200'S A $1 — Facial TISSUG for I g m 8 Big » oz. LUX LIQUID 59* OPS°, $9 C — tfffl’ o *£ »c + New 20 oz. Polly Bag LnMMHMMiBmuaHMMi Tasti-Fries 49$ MACARONI 49* I -Farm Fresh Produce —I (Reg. *1.49) aq Tomatoes tJI | *P Cantaloupe 3» $ || Afl&IIBSH. IjSiMIRACLE AA< |fe\wHlP 3"ot. M | §\\ -V' * S purchase i VV. reserve the right to limit quantities thru April 18s*s««b& STOREHOUR^oj^hn^*^-^^"*^
casionally. bank employees included but an article in last week’s issue was much to much, saying the State Bank of Syracuse would close it’s doors at one o’clock Friday (being Good Friday) and open Tuesday morning as usual. They did reopen as usual, only on Saturday and Monday also and had we not been working also, would have taken over the answering for them for the < demg>*ef calls received. Sorry about that! S & N Plumbing and Heating moved from their uptown Syracuse offices last week to their new location on the North Shore of Lake Wawasee near Wawasee Prep. Mrs. Waterson informs us this is her former home place and houses nearly two acres of ground. The Watersons’ son, recently discharged from the service, will also make residence there. Friend Seth Ward, when paying a bill last week, graciously bought this writer a birthday luncheon for which we were grateful. Did anyone, by chance, clip a release for future use if necessary regarding television tuning procedures for emergencies? If so, would you Callander Insurance All forms of personal and business insurance. 10« N. Main St. Nappanee Ph. 773-4103
consider a loan of the article? Due to the numerous fire calls for grass fires during the past week because of dry weather, the county commissioners office is asking enforcement of a county fire ordinance which was adopted in April of 1970, forbiding the burning of trash, leaves,, etc., during the dry seasons of the year. A heavy fine can be assessed to those in violation of the ordinance. And then the rains came. At the time of this writing, it looks as tho rain may help the grass fire situations. Jon Bushong says he has been planting some trees and it is so dry he can’t even find fishworms. Let’s all get behind the local Camp Fire Girls planning a special clean-up, pick-up fix-it week April 18-24. Syracuse Alumni Association officers have been meeting with plans upcoming soon for the annual meeting and if we have heard correctly, promises to be a nice one.
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S & N Plumbing And Heating Co. Moves s> & N Plumbing and Heating Co. of Syracuse moved from its former location in the Pickwick Block to Lake Wawasee, it was learned this week. The company, owned by Ron Watterson and his sons Richard and Arthur, is situated in what is known as the forma- Wayne Cress property, across the road from Wawasee Prep. The home is where Mrs. Rov Watterson. the former Plata Kunklman was born and spent the early years of her life. Richard and Arthur Watterson were also bom there. 1 The company will continue to serve the plumbing and heating needs of their customers in the Lakeland area. Dale Weldy of New Orleans, La. called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Good of Milford, recently. He was in the area on business. The Weldy family moved to New Orleans from Goshen the last of January where he opened a branch of a Goshen business.