The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 January 1972 — Page 5

OBITUARIES

Clayton Woo Ison Prayer services were held at the Milford funeral home at 2 p.m. on Sunday for Clayton Woolson, 66, Milford. Mr. Woolson died Friday at 11:15 p.m. on Friday in the Elkhart hospital where he had been a patient for the past six weeks. The deceased was born July 14, 1905 in New York and moved to Milford two years ago. He and Charlene Traster were married on November 1, 1969. She survives. He was a retired farmer and a member of the United Methodist church in Lewiston, N. Y. Surviving with the widow are two sons, Clayton, Jr., Dale City, Calif., and Richard, Lewiston; a stepson, Howard Fuller, Ohio; five grandchildren; four sisters; and four brgahers Following the prayer service , the body was taken to Ransomville, N. ¥., for funeral services and burial in the Northridge cemetery.

Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1971 Prairie Township, Kosciusko County

Balance FUNDS — Jan 1 Township I 1J.74 Civil Twp Bona MS 40 R*cr**ilon *0 si Dog 340 00 Fir* Fighting 12 63 Total 6 164 12 OXTAIL OF RKCCIFTS Sgurc* Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Tax** Jun* Tax** D*c*mb*r 1.*37 J* Total Townib.p Fund $3414 J* 009 FUND Dog Tax Irom Assessor S 204 00 Total Dog Fund » 20100 FIRS FIGHTING FUND $1,781 10 Total Fir* F ghf,ng Fund 51.781 18 RSCRSATION FUND Uli 45 Total Recreation Fund s3ll 45 DISBURSSMSNTS TOWNSHIR FUND Classification at Ripens* and To Whom Fatd Fund No 1 Joan Lirtps , S 340 00 JghnLu*** 1.450 00 FundN* 2 Tn* Ma» Journal 12’ ?2 . Warsaw Timos Union . 10*00 Audrey Meyer* 2*lo o , Fund No. 1 Stony Point Cemetery Assoc 400 00

♦ - " ' . 1 htm-br certify that the tor.«t>lng Is a true and correct statement of th* receipts and disbursements of the above named township that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the name* of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of th* County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report Is In custody of the chairman of the township advisory board Baid report la subject to insm-ctlon by any taxpayer ot the township JOHN W LUTES. Township Trustee

Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1971 Turkey Creek Township, Kosciusko County

Balance FUNDS — Jan 1 Township i 4.00* m Dog 754 00 Fire Fighting 5.454 V Civil ’0.02’ OS Total* * * 17424 71 DETAIL OF RECEIPT* Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Tax Di*tr birton’9’l » 9.493 *♦ Transferred from Civil Two 327 OS Docket Feos <2l 00 Postage tor Assessing 201 00 Transterrec from Fira Fighting 1.144 M Total Townsh'P Fund t 12.2*7 12 DOO FUND \ Dog Tag Saies * ’OJ 00 Total Dog Fund t 703 00 CIVIL TOWNSHIP BOND FUND Lakeland School Corp »• 4.449 *4 Total Civil Twp Bond Fund » 4.449*4 FIRE FIGHTING FUND Transferred trom Township and Cumulative Funds * 13*9 22 Amt pa>o on ice house t>r* *OO Not* Proceed* *,OOO 00 Tires SOW to tarrr Weaver 100 00 F.r* run* m Benton TouA-t- c 1.000 00 Ta* Distribution 37.753 *1 Voided checks I*2 72 Total Fire Fighting Fund 1 <41155 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Ciassiticatwn Os Expense Andie Whom Paid Fend NO. I Pay of Trust** a Clerical Joseph D Snewmon S 2.055 00 Cynthia A Fry 400 00 S 2.455 00 Fund NO 1 Bootis. Printing a Adv Ma>i journal S I*o 3* Reub Williams 12**3 Syracuse Postmaster 2*l 00 Ganshorn Quality Prmters 15 00 Lakeland Ottice Supply IS 71 S SO* 72 Fund Nd, 3 Cemetery Care Charles J F<*ner S 1.100 00 Donald Neer 750 00 Arron Busch 30C 00 Roxanne Hadley SO 00 Roger w .ggs <OO 00 Daniel Mock SO 00 S 2.150 00 Fund He 4 J P Salary a Expense Christian KOher S SOO 00 Fund No. J Other justice at Peace Espensas Town 0* Syracuse — Rent S 3*5 00 United Telephone Co 207 7$ Syracuse Postmaster 7-34 Audrey Meyers - Books 42 *5 Bobbs Merr-ii Co *2 *2 Central Pvpi.shmg Co 4 5* First Charter insurance —J P Bond* 70 00 * s mts Fund No 7 Memorial Day Expense Amer.can Legion Po*t NO 223 S ISO 00 FuwdNe* water Safety

1 h.r. by certify that the tangoing is a true and corn-ct stat, ment of the rec« lota and dubunktnenis of the above named tounshlp that a complete and detailed annual report toe-th< r with all accompanying vouchers showing th.names of persons having b>i-n paid mon. y by the township has b.en filed a* reuutr.d by law in th« ottice of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report is in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board Said r. port 1* subiect to lnsp<ction by any taxpay. r of th. township. Dated December 31. 197* JOSEPH D SHEWMON. Township Trustee

Ross Relles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Syracuse received word Saturday of the death of the former’s brother-in-law, Ross Relles of Sacramento, Calif., due to a heart attack. His widow is the former Margaret Smith of Syracuse and sister of Mr. Smith. Merritt E. Lung Merritt E. Lung, r 4 Syracuse, Wawasee Village, died Thursday, Jan. 13 at 3 am. at his home; He has been in failing health for sometime. Mr. Lung was bom in Cromwell on December 15, 1891 the son of Salomon and Emma Galloway Lung. On April 17, 1913, he married Janet Ruch. He was a retired farmer and carpenter. Survivors are the widow; three sons, Maurice, Syracuse. Edwin, Williamsport. Pa., and Steven, Huston. Texas; and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at a funeral home in

Balance Receipt* Disbursement* Dec 31 $3,831 J* 33.231 87 » »S U S 36540 3114$ 400 00 ’ 96 200 00 240 00 30100 1,20110 1.750 00 3t».«3 U 132 02 $5,621 02 61.375 02 Sandy Marsh ° 200 00 R<*a»anf view C*m*i*ry Assoc 125 00 Fund Na. 10 General Telephone 02 20 RanMli Yeager me. . 40.00 American L*g<on Aua 20 00 Ray Williamson 100 00 Douglas Baker 100 00 James Marsh 100 00 Total 63,231 02 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification ot Espent* and To Whom Raid Kosciusko Auditor $240 00 Total $240 00 DISBURSEMENTS FIRE FIGHTING FUND Classification of E «pen to and T* Whom Paid Kermit Creighton Trees $1,750 00 Total $1,750 00 DISBURSEMENTS RECREATION FUND Classification of E spent* and Ta Whom PaM Mrs John True* 6200 00 Forr*st Bouse 200 00 Total >4OO 00

. Balance Receipts Disbursements Dec 31 S ,124*7 12 S * 400 27 * 7.05* 34 ■’o3 00 737 50 71* 50 44,41155 41.202 20 7*43 52 4.4*9 »4 14.49* 99 • *3.951 *1 * *543*9* s 1543*34 JanSwarti L>fe Guard City Park » 293.55 Fund No 19 Other Township Expanses Wawatee insurance Agency S I*o 00 Audrey Mevers 147 20 Ganshorn Quality Printers 9*.2C Indiana Dept of Revenue 7.00 Duane Kline 2» 00 Syracuse Postmaster 25 00 United Telephone ’ISM Steve twem 300 00 Public Employees Retirement Fund 13* *7 Lakeland Office Supply 145* Cynthia A Fry 4 00 Jackson Ridings W 0 00 Virgil Bobeck ’OO 00 James E Fry 100 00 T i.4o* *7 DISBURSEMENTS DOO FUND CiaMiflcafiMi of Expense And te whom Paid Fund No C l Lawrence Butts * *54 00 Hubert Miller 20 00 Glen Stiffler *3 50 S 737 50 DISBURSEMENTS CIVIL TWP. BOND FUND Classification of Expense And t* Whom Paid Fund Ne 0-1 r State Bonk of Syracuse S 14.1*9 94 Transferred to Township Fund 327 05 S 1449*99 DISBURSEMENTS FIRE FIGHTING FUND Classification at Expense And to Whom Paid Fund Na 11 K A K Truck Sates S *3* 59 Nicola 1 Machine Shop 12 75 Bureau of Motor vehicles .2 50 Dei Chem cal Corp 70 *0 Wawasee Village Hardware 34 *2 Klinks Market 1147 Town of Syracuse 20.915 09 Auers Auto Supply *9 44 First Charter insurance 143* 40 American Fire Apparatus 425 4* Kenneth D Johnson 40 00 M>chaei Price 40 00 Larry Midget 40.00 W W Grainger 275 00 S A N Plumbing A Heating 173 *3 Scott Freight Co *23 Trustee. T ppecanoe Township 200 00 Village Plumbing A Heating •95 Midwest Fire Safety 91 20 Sm-.tn E’ectr.c 23 00 State Bank of Syracuse — mt on Bank Loan *375 Overhead Door 29 50 Anderson Pa-nt A Supply 42 1* State Bank of Syracuse *.020 25 Transferred trom Fire Fighting to Cumulative 7.044*4 Transferred from Fire Fighting to Township 1444.31 Feft* Neon Sign 1* 50 Sparta Townsnip 1.500 00 Syracuse Hardware 11.45 S 41.202 20

Syracuse. Rev. Walter Burchad officiated. Burial was in Oak Park cemetery, Ligonier. Ora Hewitt Funeral services were held this afemoon (Wednesday) for Ora Hewitt, 77, of r 2 Syracuse. In failing health for the past six years, he passed away at 4:30 Monday afternoon at his home. Death was due to complications. Mr. Hewitt was born at Horton, Mich., on January 21, 1894 to William Edwin and Mary Jane (Norris) Hewitt and resided in the Syracuse area for the past several years. His wife, the former Violett Margaret Gerkins, preceded him in death in 1922. He was a laborer and served with the Hubert Miller Nursery for 13 years. Mr. Hewitt was a member of the Zion church and American Legion. Survivors include one brother, Clarence Hewitt of Wisconsin and a number of nieces and nephews including Ed Hewitt of Syracuse. Rev. Chester Reed officiated and burial was in Syracuse cemetery. American Legion graveside services were held. Mose S. Schrock Funeral services were held at Nappanee this afternoon (Wednesday) for Mose S. Schrock, 65, of r 6 Goshen, stepfather of Mrs. Ben (Viola) Kaiser of r 1 Milford. A retired Northern Indiana Public Service Co. employee, he died Sunday night at Saint Joseph’s hospital. South Bend.

Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1971 Monroe Township, Kosciusko County

Balance FUNDS — Jan 1 Township t 152.42 Spacial School 75 00 Totals $ 227.42 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes -Feb $ 1,554.07 Taxes —Aug 2,509 92 Justiceo» Peace Dec Advance 800 00 Total Township Fund $ 4463 99 DOO FUND Dog Tax from Assessor $ 240 00 Total Dog Fund $ 240 00 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Fund No. 1 Pay of Trust**, Rent. Clerical Help Travel Expense Joy Bryglder $ 212 00 Beulah Brygider 25 00 Sarah J. Rlnggenberg 1,06100 Eugene Ringgenberg 115 00 Fund No. 2 Books Printing Advertising Th* Pierceton Press $ 28.51 The Mail Journal 99.79

I hereby certify that th* foregoing is a true and correct statement of the re • ipts and disbursements of the above named township, that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the name* of per*onx 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 I* in custody of the chairman of the township advisory’ board. Said report la subject ,to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. SARAH J RINGGENBERG. Trustee

Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1971 Tippecanoe Township, Kosciusko County

Balance FUNDS — Jan. 1 Township * 3*1.1* Dog MOM Fire Fighting 2.4*3.52 Civil Bond 24*1.40 Totals * 547*1* DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes—-June 1971 S 3.252 71 Taxes — December 1970 2.974.19 Just.ce of Peace Docket Fees 290 75 Reimb from assessing supplies. Co auditor 310 *5 Reimb telephone 34 21 Total Township Fund S *.**2.51 DOG FUND Dog fax from*Assessor' S 4*5.00 Total Dog Fund S 4*5 00 FIRE FIGHTING FUND Co Auditor 1970 taxes Dec S 44*9 37 Co Auditor 1971 taxes June *.oo* S 3 Town of North WeMter 1.050 00 Trustee Washington Twp 200 00 Total Fire Fighting Fund 511405 90 CIVIL BOND FUND Lakeland Comm School S 2 23* 34 Lakeland Comm School 1.9*9 97 Total civil Bond Fund S 4-I*4 31 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification at Expense and ToWhem PaM Fund Na 1 ►ay of Trustee. Rent. Clerical Help A Travel Exp Gerald A Eastiund S 1.745 00 Barbara J Eastiund 300 00 Total » 24*5 00 Fund No. 1 Books. Stationery. Printing And Advertising US Pot’ Office * 134*0 Business Eouipt Co. 17 SS Lakeland Printing 21 05 U.S Post Office **.*o Reub Williams A Sons 5742 The Mai I journal 5127 U S Post Office 34.20 Leonard Supply Co *2 30 U S Pea* Office *4 30 The Mail journal 95.47 Reub Williams A Son* 77,95 Executive Office 3* 50 Total * 703 51 Fund NO. 3 Care at Cemeteries North Webster Cem Assoc S *OO 00 Nora«Newberry 100 00 John Bailey 1.200 00 John Bailey *OO 00 Total S 2400 00 Fund No * Justice of Peace Salary J. O Geiger S ’OO.OO J. D Ge>ger 100 00 J D Gager 100 00 J. D Geger 100.00 Total * 400.06

I h.-r.by certify that the for«olnc is a true and eorrrct statement of the rec.-tpts and dlsburs.-mrr.ts of the above natbrd township: that a complete and detailed annual report toc-th-r with all accompanying vouchers showing th.names of persons having b<vn paid mon. y by the township haa b.en filed xs reuuir.4 by law tn th., 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 r. port is subject to Insp-ctlon by any taxpayer of th.- township. GERALD 4. EASTLUND. Trustee

Mr. Schrock had undergone surgery on January 7 and sustained three heart attacks in the hospital prior to his death. The deceased was born on April 23,1906 in Yoder, Kan., and lived most of his life in the Goshen area. He moved to Goshen from Warsaw, where he had also worked for NIPSCo. His wife, the former Martha Schmucker to whom he was married on January 7, 1929 preceded him in death on July 5, 1965 after which he married Kate Stutzman on August 19,1966 and she survives. He was a member of the North Main Street Mention ite church at Nappanee, where services were held. Surviving with the widow and stepdaughter are four daughters. Mrs. Lloyd (Mary Jean) Brandenberger of Middlebury, Mrs. Sam (Patricia) Chupp, Phoenix, Mrs. Devon (Marcia) Yoder of r 6 Goshen, and Mrs. Dave (Janet) Yoder, r 7 Goshen; one other stepdaughter, Mrs. Lowell (Fem) Maust of r 4 Goshen; four stepsons, Ed Stutzman of Kokomo, Gene Stutzman of Kendallville, Ralph Stutzman, Indianapolis, and Robert Stutzman. at home ; 24 grandchildren ; and one brother, Tobe Schrock of LaJunta, Colo. A daughter preceded him in death. Burial was in Union Center cemetery. J. C. Stiffler . Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for former Syracusean, J. C. Hobart Stiffler. 69, r 1 Mentone. A retired farmer

Balance Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 $ 4,863 ** $ 4,341 30 $ 675 11 240 00 50.00 265 00 $ 5.103.99 $ 4,391.30 $ 940.11 Warsaw Times 58.20 Leonard Supply Co. 38.80 Fund No. 3 Car* of Cemetery Doyle Spangle 40.00 Fund No. 4 Fir* Protection Jackson Township Trustee $ 1,000 00 Washington Township Trust** 1,000.00 Fund No. 7 Library Us* Pierceton Washington twp Library $ $ 300.00 Fund No. 10 Other Civil Twp. Expenses Nellie Wrigley $ 18.50 Farmers Mutual Relief Assoc 5.00 United Telephone Co 2* 50 Dale Beery 100.00 Donovan Sellers 100.00 Russell Farley Jr. 100.00 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification of Ex pens* and To Whom Paid Mike Phebus 6 50.00

Balance Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 S *4*241 S *474.52 S 749 25 4*5 00 592 00 333.00 1140590 13406-0* 993.3* 4.1M.31 4*49* 74 2,04* 97 523.119.72 524471 32 S 4,124 5* Fund No. 5 Justice of Peace Expenses North Webster msc Agency S 21.00 A E Boyce Co. WOS Total S 33 *5 Fund No. 7 Memerial Day Exp North Webster Am Legion Post 253 S 50 00 Total * 5000 Fund Ne 1* Civil Township Exp North Webster Insc Agency * 10100 United Telephone 00 5* Trustee Membership 10 00 Rockbill, Vanderveer. Kennedy A Pinnick 10000 White Front Grocery M 43 PERFOASI OASI **s P R Payno Advisory 100.00 William Metcalf. Advisory 100 00 Glenn Venator. Advisory 100 00 Total » 742.1* Total Township Disbursements S *474 52 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification a* Expense and Te Whom Paid John Bailey * 12 00 KosciiAko Co Auditor 34* 00 Pam Karst 72.00 Vernon Gilbert I*o 00 Total 9nw DISBURSEMENTS CIVIL TWP BOND FUND Classification of Expense and Ta Whom Paid Farmers State Bank S 4498.74 DISBURSEMENTS FIRE FIGHTING FUND Classification of Expense and Te Whem Paid Fund Na. 12 Pierceton State Bank S *.135.7* Whites Mobile Sarv 23* ** Northern Indiana 1.235 *7 Servisoft s*oo United Telephone 340 9* Richard Mitchell *OO.OO Emergency Radio Sarv. 413.27 American States insc 309.00 Bureau Motor vehicles 3 00 . Sherwood Lumber Co e 9 *0 Howe F ire Apparatus 779 A) Overhead Door Co ’* 00 Crystal Flash Serv 7 39 Fords Gulf Serv 1* 93 E L SchvltlJr. 294* Snyders Truck Piasa *• 3* Lakeland janitorial 100 00 North Webstar insc 1.29* 00 Northern Gases 22.1* Glen Venator 23.74 Reimers Ice CO *.l* ind Volunteer Firemen 75 00 North Webster Fire Dept 1.755.00 Total *13.30*0*

and carpenter, he died of a heart attack at his home at 12:30 p.m. Friday. Mr. Stiffler was born at Syracuse on April 16,1902 to John ' and Lydia (Johnson) Stiffler and had resided at Elkhart from 1928 to 1948 prior to moving to the Mentone and Burket area. On November 27,1926 he was united in marriage at Burket to the former Lura Williamson and she prececed him in death in 1967. Surviviors include one son, Dale, Mentone; one sister, Mrs. Leone Blows of Vancouver. 8.C.; three brothers. Hugh of Indianapolis, Harold, Tuscon, Ariz., and Printice of North Hollywood, Calif.; and two grandchildren. Burial was in Palestine cemetery. Mrs. Charles Conrad Mrs. Laura E. Conrad, 80, 356 West Randolph street, Nappanee and sister of Mrs. Amos (Mary) Oro and John Gardner, both of Milford, died at 9:20 Sunday morning at her home. She had been in failing health for several years. Born in Kosciusko county on December 11,1891 she was united in marriage on December 24,1908 to Charles M. Conrad and he preceded her in death in 1963. Mrs. Conrad was a aaember of the United Methodist qarch of Nappanee and a past preoUteQt of the Nappanee chapteTWßf American War Mothers. Also surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Alvin (Mae) Pittman of Bremen, Mrs. Clayton (Violet) Huggins, Bourbon, Mrs. Albert (Arlene) McDowell of Elkhart and Mrs. Robert (Lois) Anderson, Nappanee; one son, Carl x E., Nappanee; eight grandchildren; 18 greatgrandchildren; five great-great-grandchildren; two other brothers, William of Yucaipa, Calif., and Charles of Knox; and two other sisters, Mrs. Elmer (Susie) Peters of Elkhart, and Mrs. Mose (Josephine) Wilson, Nappanee. Services were held Tuesday and burial was in Bremen cemetery. i ' ■ Earl Thompson, Sr. Earl R. Thompson, Sr., 91, of South Bend, a former resident of Milford, died Sunday, Jan. 9 at 5:40 p.m. at the Ridgedale Nursing home after a week’s illness. Mr. Thompson was born December 1, 1880 in Remington. He was retired from Bendix Corp, in South Bend where he lived for the last 34 years moving from Remington. He was a former owner of the lumber yard in Milford. Burial was in Remington. Hospital Notes Murphy Medical Center TUESDAY, JANUARY 11 Emergency Room Oscar L. Robinson of r 1

Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1971 Jefferson Township, Kosciusko County

Balance FUJ<rv» — Jaa. 1 Township S 203.** Dog 293 00 * Total S 49*.** DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes — June Adv Tax S 1400.00 Taxes — December Balance 0* 1970 2.905.57 June Tax 1971 4.0*2.25 Refund on Bond Prem I*.oo Advance of Fall tax 500.00 Total Township Fund 5*245*.*2 DOG FUND Dog tax from individual S 247 00 Bal after paid auditor 100 00 Total Dog Fund S 3*7 00 LIBRARY FUND Milford back pay of 1970 * 500.00 Milford for spring 1971 52* (4 Milford for fall 250 00 Nappanee back pay of 1970 300 00 Nappanee spring, fall 77* ** Total Library Fund * 2457.72 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND., Classification of Expense and To Wham Paid The Mail Journal Adv anQyatreport * 31.39 Pearl Mikel OHice Rent A Clerical help Back pay tar IF7O 340 00 Charles Mikel - Travel Expense A Telephone 3*o 00 Strayer ins. on bond 2* 00 Reub Williams A Son adv annual report 35.** Charles MUkei balance pay tor yr. 1970 700.00 Strayer ins Co. Liability >OO » Charles Mikel smo salary 500 00 Charles Mikel I mo A I mo travel expense 225.00 Pearl Mikel Clerical Help Amo office rent 170 00 The Mail Journal Adv budget 90.29 Reub Williams A Son Adv budget *3.49 Harold Wilson. Adv. board 100 00 PhTKp Beer. Adv board 100.00

I hereby certify that the foregoing to a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township; that a complete and Retailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing th<names of persons having b-m paid money by the township has b-en filed as required by law in the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report to tn custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said nport is subject to insp<-ctton by any taxpayer of th< township. CHARLES MIKEL. Trustee

Leesburg. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12 Admissions Mrs. Arthur C. Marose of r 2 Leesburg. Mrs. DeVon P. Cress of r 1 North Webster. Dismissals Thomas Mullins, Jr., of r 3 Syracuse. Emergency Room Don R. Guy of r 1 North Webster. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14 Admissions Mrs. Judith J. Tracy of North Webster. Mrs. Bernardo M. Garza of Milford. Emergency Room Frank L. Hatch of Leesburg. SATURDAY, JANUARY 15 Admissions Mrs. Donald Clark of Syracuse. John B. Christian of Syracuse. Goshen General TUESDAY, JANUARY 11 Admissions Allen Ringler, box 193 Milford. James C. Vest, r 1 North Webster. Lori Keim, r 4 Syracuse. Dismissals Mrs. Diana S. Long, box 66 Leesburg. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12 Admissions Myrtle Richardson, box 552 Milford. Barbara J. Migedt, r 4 Syracuse. J. B. Hoy, North Webster. Jesse F. Stevens, r 2 Syracuse. Dismissals Marion E. Wogomon, r 1 Syracuse. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13 Dismissals Flora L. Carrillo, Milford Myrtle Richardson, Milford Diane S. Weaver, r 1 Syracuse Jullinda Corson, r 2 Syracuse Shirley Hapner, r 4 Syracuse Lori Keim, r 4 Syracuse FRIDAY, JANUARY 14 Dismissals J. B. Hoy, North Webster Winifred L. Hauck, r 3 Syracuse Ruth A. LeCount, 601 North Huntington, Syracuse Barbara J. Migedt, r 4 Syracuse Judd Storey, Syracuse Mrs. Don Watkins and daughter, r 2 Syracuse MONDAY, JANUARY 17 Admissions Effie Jernigan of North Webster Dismissals Mrs. Wilma J. Miller of r 2 Leesburg OTHER HOSPITAL NEWS Mrs. Neva Ruch, Indianapolis, former Milford resident, is a patient in an Indianapolis hospital where she has been in a coma since December 11. Mrs. Carl Landis, Leesburg, has been dismissed from Whitley County hospital. Mrs. Charles W. Hursh, Syracuse Lake, underwent surgery Thursday in the Elkhart hospital. Donna Miller, r 1 Milford, was admitted to the Parkview Memorial hospitaHn Fort Wayne for observation and surgery. She is in na6m 220.

Balance Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 S *.9*9 *7 * *49* *0 S 91.0* 247 00 193.00 347 00 S 9.23*4* S 949140 S 43*0* ( Date Berner _ady toMK* 100 00 Pearl Mikel, Office rent , Clerical Amo 170 00 Charles Mikel 6 mo Salary travel A telephone *15.00 Doris Mills township Trustees association Membership fee 10.00 DISBURSEMENTS MEMORIAL DAY FUND Classification Os Expense and Te Whom Paid Robert Geller, Legion Po*' 15 00 DISBURSEMENTS LIBRARY FUND Classification of Expanse and Ta Whom Paid Mittord Library * 500.00 Nappanee Library For back in 1970 300 00 Nappanee Library sJ*.*6 Milford Library 52* ** Miltorcj Library 250 00 NappaAee Library 250 00 DISBURSEMENTS FIRE PROTECTION FUND Classification of Expense and Ta Whom Paid John Davidson. Miltord Fire Dept 500 00 John Davidson, Miltord , Fire Dept 500.00 ' Nappanee Fire Dept 1.200 00 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification of Expense and Ta Whom Paid Lamar Stutzman Chickens killed by dogs * ■ ’340 County auditor I*o.oo DISBURSEMENTS CEMETERY FUND Classification of Expenses and To Whom Paid CUPP Auto Supply Battery tor cemetery mower * 20 00 Oscar Haney mower repairs * 59 Gravelton Machine Shop. Cemetery mower repair 7.50 HAH Repair Shop Mower parts * 45 Oscar Haney gas. oil A repairs 29.** Oscar Haney mowing cemetery, gas A oil 302.00

Wed., Jan. 19, 1972 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Mrs. Bonnie Harwood of Dewart Lake was rushed to the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., Monday from her home. She had been ill for four weeks. Her condition is listed as poor. Carl Duncan of Milford was released Tuesday afternoon from the Goshen hospital. He. was taken to the hospital at 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 11, after suffering a heart attack at his home. Mr. Duncan resigned as Milford town board president several months ago after suffering his first heart attack. r BIRTHS an CARRILLO son Mr. and Mrs. Jose Carrillo, box 104 Milford, are the parents of a son bom Tuesday, Jan. 18, at Goshen hospital. SMITH, Michelle Lee Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Smith of 224 Portland street, Syracuse, are the parents of their first child, a five pound, one and onehalf ounce, daughter, Michelle Lee, born on January 4 at Goshen hospital. Grandparents of the newborn are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yeager of r 3 Syracuse, Mrs. David Payne of North Webster and Donald Smith, 507 South Main street, Syracuse. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Fletcher Marsh of Syracuse, Mrs. Camilla Smith, Berrien Springs, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Victor Yeager of r 2 Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dennison, Claypool. JONES, Chad Lee Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jones of r 2 Syracuse are the parents of their third son; Chad Lee, bom at 6:23 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 15, at Goshen hospital. The newborn tipped the scales at eight pounds, four ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Joies of East Shore Drive, Syracuse, and Mrs. Robert Stinson of Kalamazoo, Mich. ‘Mrs. Walter Ritter of Syracuse is a greatgrandmother. Court News Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses at the office of county clerk, Bessie I. Himes: Gary Lee Robinson, 19, r 1 Leasburg, factory worker and Wanda Lea Schwartz, 20, H & H Trailer Court, Warsaw, unemployed. David John Wright, 29, r 1 Warsaw, factory worker and Janice Marie Auer, 23, 300 East Carroll street, Syracuse. • The following persons were assessed fines recently when they appeared before city judge Robert Burner: Robert W. Brown, 47, box 367 Milford, fined S3O for disregarding stop sign. William W. Edington, 49, 931 Graystone, Huntington; Janet C. Frieden, 24, r 1 Leesburg; fined S3O for disregarding automatic traffic signal. Ray E. McKorkle, 28, r 1 Leesburg, fined S3O for public intoxication. The following were assessed fines and costs by jp Milo Gase recently:

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Jane Smith Hill, 26, Leesburg, S3O for public intoxication. Donald A. Stephenson, 27, r 1 Milford, S3O for unsafe start from parked position. Carl Bays, 17, State Raod 15, Milford, $45 for illegal consumption of alcoholic beverage and S4B for having no operator’s license. License Suspended Donald R. Strathern, 26, of r 4 Syracuse had his driver’s license suspended from July 19, 1971 to October 18, 1971, for drunk driving, according to the latest report from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Indianapolis. File Divorce Suit Barbara Ostrander of Syracuse has filed a divorce suit in the circuit court at Goshen against Dennis Ostrander. Hie couple was married December 3, 1957 and separated December 27,1971. She asks custody of six children. r-" — — 1 CARDS THANKS CARD OF THANKS May God bless everyone who remembered in prayer, sent cards of sympathy, gave memorials, flowersand food or gave other assistance to the family of Samuel Guy Morehouse at the time of his death. Our personal thanks to Dr. Floyd Rheinheimer, Wade Mishler, Rev. Orvil Kilmer, Pastor Lewycky, Mrs. Everett Tom, Jr<* and the emergency committee of the New Salem Church. The Morehouse Family CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my many friends, relatives, Dr. Duran, Dr. Rheinheimer, Rev. Karstedt, Rev. Kilmer for the many cards and visits given to me while in the hospital and after I returned home.' Mervin B. Mishler Dr. Hargis To Speak At God And Country Rally Dr. Billy James Hargis will be featured speaker at the First Baptist church at the corner ’bf Detroit and Center streets in Warsaw, at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 4. Hargis will be speaking at the Christian Crusade God and Country Rally with the general theme of “Problems that Confront America Today.” Hargis is the founder and director of the nation’s largest Christ oriented anti-communist organization, Christian Crusade, founded in 1950. It was an outgrowth of a radio ministry and a subsequent “Bible Balloon Project.” International headquarters at Tulsa, Okla., include the campus, administrative offices, classrooms and dormitories for American Christian college; the David Livingstone Missionary Foundation, Inc.; a nondenominational church; and The Summit. The rally is open to the public and no admission will be charged. Mr. arid Mrs. George Auer, Sr., of Milford were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Auer and family, Syracuse, for Sunday dinner. Hie George Auer, Jr., family of Dewart Lake were also present.

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