The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 July 1973 — Page 15

DELINQUENT TAX SALE — Monday, August 13th, 1973 A list of lands and lots returned delinquent for the year 1970 and prior years, with Interest, penalty and costs. In Kosciusko County, Indiana. Notice Is hereby given that the following described lands and lots have been returned delinquent for the nonpayment of taxes for the year 1970 and prior years to the County Auditor of Kosciusko County, Indiana, by the County Treasurer, and that the entire descriptions as below advertised, will be sold at public auction for the discharge of said taxes and Interest, penalties and costs thereon by the County Treasurer at the Courthouse door in the City of Warsaw, Indiana, on the second Monday of August being the 13th day of August, 1973, commencing at the hour of 10:00 AM, EST, of said day and continuing from day to day thereafter until the first Monday In November, 1973, unless said taxes, penalties. Interest, and costs and charges be paid before that time. Notice Is given that sale shall be to the person offering the highest bld, that Is, the most money for the entire parcel offered for sale. The excess over and above the amount advertised plus costs and any other taxes then a lien on such description will be applied to personal property tax of the owner of the parcel sold. Tax certificates Issued will be for the amount of the sale. Notice is given that the taxes for the year 1971 payable In the year 1972 and the taxes for the year 1972 payable in the year 1973 are a lien on the real estate hereinafter described and are Included in the amount of said taxes listed for sale plus $5.00 for costs. If any real estate offered for sale by the County Treasurer Is sold or bld by any person before the first Monday of November of the year during which such real estate was offered for sale, the owner or any person having a legal interest therein may redeem such sale at any time within two years from the date of sale. CLAY Allen, Don A Bernadean, Tret SW, 16-31-4.64a, 1-43-4 $1,144.84 HARRISON Arbuckle, Robert C. A Cleta S., Bruners Lakeview Park, 2nd Add. Lot 2,13-174-44 39.93 Billingsley, E. AD„ Tret NW Cor. Pt Mdl Pt NE, 33-32-5,3.4 a, 13-168-9 14.92 Billingsley, E. 40., Stp Pt AMI Pt NE, 33-32-5.49a, 13-148-8 139.54 Goshert, Richard & Kathleen AAay, Tret SW, 2-32-51.75a, 13-2-4 374.48 Goshert, Richard A Kathleen AAay, Tret SW, 2-32-5.46a, 13-2-5 M W Hackworth, Jessie A Doris, Bradways Sub. Div., Lot 7,13-2-29 194.35 AAay, Charles J. A Ruby, Tret EM>SW, 16-32-5 la, 13-46-6 77.88 Conley, Bradford A Betty, Aubee Naubee, Lot 19,13-43-7 128.22 JEFFERSON-EAST Korenstra, Francis A AAary Lou, Fisher, Ada R. Life, E'/iNE less N 35a, 10-34-5 45a, 31-10-2 1,402.50 Miller, Adlai S. A Clara, EMa NW, 22-34-5 Ba, 31-35-4 M JEFFERSON-WEST Hall, Chas. Everett A Doris Mae, 5a N Pt W Pt NW, 3-34-5 sa, 33-2-2 576.30 LAKE Hoover,Opal Fisher, S4oa W 100a SE, 18-30-6408, 35-74-3 241.55 Kneller, Edward A Dorothy, S'/a NW, 4-30-680a, 35-34-2 ''J" 2 ? Wheeler, Willis A Ruth, Myrtle Glenn Park, Lot 7, Blk 1, J 5-28-105 128.57 MONROE Collier, Chas. Robert, To-Benny England, NW NE Frc 114 3-31-7 63.78a, 17-9-3 894.94 Whitaker, Lacy A Martha, Maple Grove Beach, Unit 9, S'/i Lot 1 Blk 1,17-36-103 27.51 PLAIN , Clark, Lloyd E. A Verneta G-, Arrowhead Park Ist Add., Lot 5,29-99-108 357.60 Edwards, Virgil A Dorothy L., Tret N E NW, 16-33-6 2a, 29-62-9 134.88 Goshert, Donald L. A AAax E. Yoss, River Bend Pk., Lot 2 A Ist Add. Lot 10,29-55-7 216.83 Holden, Dale A Louise, Bellrohr Park, 3rd Add., Lot 20,29-46-79 763.34 Lackey, Paul D. A Cherise E., Pt N Pt SE, 31-33-6 53a, 29-124-2 63-19 Miller, Rex L. A Phyllis A. To-Thomas M. Bulger, Cripplegate Heights, Lot 53,29-47-69 171.75 Opperud, Jerry Dean, Lake Forest 1, Chapman Lake Lot 16,29-92-8 121-38 Tom, Edwin L. A Beverly J. E'Za NW Frc I'4, 2 33 6 59.98a,29-6-2 436.36 Tom, Edwin L. A Beverly J., Tret E'/a Lot 2,2-33-69.81a, 29-7-2 90.32 Zykan, Anthony J. A Jacqueline, Pt S'/i, 20-33-6.42a, 29-80-23 554.71 Wallen, Ida Sue Mlles, Egro Park, Lot 13, Wls' of 14 AETVof 12 42.43 SCOTT Grimm, George F. A Gladys E., To-Max Grimm, W'/a NW less School Lot '/aa, 23-34-4 79.40a, 23-42-1 3,007.52 Grimm, George F. A Gladys E., To-Max Grimm, NW SW less 3a SW Cor, 23-34-437a, 23-43-2 >l7-23 Grimm, George F. A Gladys E. To-Max Grimm, Pt S'/aSW, 23-34-4 32.20a, 23-43-4 511.51 SEWARD Arbuckle Jack L. A Sheila S-, Oak Grove Beach, Unit 1 Lot 81 Blk 6,25-SA-89 21.32 Brown, Louis H., Oak Grove Beach, Unit 2 Lot 1 Blk 10,25-SA-146 21.23 Endsley, Burtis C. A Gwendolyn M., Oak Grove Beach, Unit 3 Lot 12 Blk 4,25-6-98 23.94 Gellenbeck, Oscar L. A Ruth C., Oak Grove Beach, Unit 4 Lot 21, Blk 19,25-6 A-120 22.21 Harris, Elmer J. A Mildred, Oak Grove Beach, Unit 3 Lot 22 Blk 7,25-6-145 14,74 'Brown, Hubert W. A Alice M., Hohman's Sub. Div. on Beaver Dam Lake, Lot 1,25-82-45 85.77 Indiana Lakeshore Inc.. To-Carrle, Ross A D. Bagby, Oak Grove Beach, Unit 1, Lot 10 Blk 5, 25-SA-112 22.21 Indiana Lakeshore Inc., To-Mlnor, Leslie W., Oak Grove Beach, Unit 3 Lot 12 Blk 25-6-212 17,94 Indiana Lakeshore Inc., To-Wllcoxen, L., Oak Grove Beach, Unlt4 Lot 8 Blk 24,25-6 A-229 38.01 Jaggers, Elmo E. A Ruth E., Oak Grove Beach, Unit 3 Lot 2 Blk 5,25-6-101 17.95 Kempf, Norbert H. A Mattle A., Oak Grove Beach, Unit 1 Lot 6 Blk 5,25-SA-114, 22.21 Prater, Virgil A Pearlie, Tracts E'/a NW NE, 11-30-59a, 25-121-5 218.63 Ricks, Gene A Helen, Oak Grove Beach, Unit 3 Lots 27-28-29 Blk 13,25-6 A-203 81.62 Ross, Carrie M. A Dorothy C. Bagby, Oak Grove Beach, Unit 1 Lot 10 Blk 4,25-SA-85 22.21 Seng, Henry E. A Helen, Oak Grove Beach, Unit 4 Lot 6 Blk 20,25-6 A-43 18.74 Shambaugh, Herbert H. A Myrtle L., Oak Grove Beach, Unit 4 Lot 20 Blk 20,25-6 A-49 18.74 Wesllng, Robert, Pt NW SE, 33-31-5.06a, 25-84-68 160.04 Westing, Robert, 10ft. Stp Pt NW SE, 33,31-5,25-87-67 9.31 Turner, Theo C. A Betty J„ Beaver Dam Pk. Hights Add., less E 10 ft. Lot 4,25-84-138 61.74 Turner, Theo C. A Betty J., Beaver Dam Pk. Hights Add., Lot 5,25-84-139 73.75 Turner, Theo C. A Betty J., Beaver Dam Pk. Hights Add., less 7x3oft. Stp Lot 19, 25 84-161 109.84 Turner, Theo C. A Betty J., Beaver Dam Pk. Hights Add., Lot 20,25-84-160 51.41 Turner, Theo C. A Betty J., Beaver Dam Pk. Hights Add., Lot 21,25-84-159 537.85 Weesner, Gerald (Dec.),To-Eileen Weesner, Oak Grove Beach, Unit 2, Lot6Blkl2, 25*5-18 30.80 Wilcoxen, Louie A Florence, Oak Grove Beach, Unit 3 Lots 3A 24 81k4,25-6-118 : - 36.59 TIPPECANOE Adkins, Earl E. A Flora, Lakeland Add. to Yellow Banks, Lots 27 A 28,5-54-7 76.15 Alfeld, Carl F. To Laurence Alfeld, S Pt W Pt W Side SW, 30-33-7 12a, 5-119-5 388.46 Anderson, Emma J. To-John P. Anderson, NE Cor SE SE, 35-33-7 3a, 5-140-5 24.25 Angell, John J. Est., N Pt NW Frc 1 >/*, 11-33-7 13.30a, 5-41-2 557.28 Baugher, Eunice M. (Haskins) To-Georgla Cormican, Tret SE NW, 10-33-7.18a, 5-38-12 541.40 Lenon, Basil (Dec.) A Sadie, Pt E’ASE, 26-33-710.65a, 5-104-6 556.36 Lenon, Basil (Dec.) A Sadie, la E Pt E'/a SE, 26-33-7 la, 5-104-7 17.83 Jarrell, Arnold Edward, SE Cor EVSSW, 28-33-7 .55a, 5-111-1 334.21 Buck, Shelby C. A Erna E. Swope, Backwater Gardens, less NW Cor Lot 16, A Stp Adi 16 A-K-A .001a, 5-51-31 334.13 Cook, Oscar R. A Earline C„ Pt NE Cor NE,2B-33-7 .07a, 5-109-31 112.15 Decker, Chester H. A Bonnie J., Backwater Haven, Ist Add. Lot 28 A .Ma Stp S of Lot 28,13-33-7 SESW .08a, 5-51-119 47.75 Ford, Walter H. Jr. A Patricia, Lakeview Pk. Ist Add., Pt of Lot 3-Lot 4 Blk 3, 5-109-329 289.22 Herron, GeorgeK. Jr. A Fredericks Joan, Pt NE NW, 28-33-7 .20a, 5-84-115 214.44 Herran, F. Edward- "Putter-In", Leased from Eckert, 284.44 Kenney, Alice M. To-Ousley, Adis A Joyce, Pt S End E'/a SE, 14-33-71.21a, 5-56-33 338.37 Krebs, Edward C. A Fannie L.,Tract AMI Pt N'/a,20-33-7 la, 5-78-8 .A 133.23 McClellan, AAartha C„ To-Sidney McClellan, Tippe Park Lot 14 A 3 ft. S Side Lot 13, 5-62-3 771.98 Kennedy, Paul R„ Pt Lots 1 A 2,28-33-71.10a, 5-109-256 55.10 AAerrlman, Robert D., Tret 545x350- SW NW, 14-33-71.87a, 5-54-89 26.39 Reed, Richard V. A Loma 1., Glenview Pk. Add., Lot 19,5-105-99 490.12 Reilley, James P. A Helen M., Hartup Sub. Div., Lot 7,5-103-97 255.04 Smith, Everett W. A Rose L. To-Jack Newman, Ist Add. to Backwater Haven, Lots 25 A 26, 5-51-107 .A 77,47 Smith Von E. To-Henry Smith or Stanley AAatheny Atty., Pt NE NE A N End SE SE, . 14-33-7 .28a, 5-56-16 9048 Stewart, Charles I. A Nora Bell, Pt NE, 28-33-7 .06a, 5-109-205 184.51 Swing, Dick C. A Joan Nora, To-Larry D. Lewallen, Biglers 2nd Add., to Bayview Lot 37, 5-53-72 353,04 Westerman, W. R. Jr. A Lola W. To-Flrst Sav. A Loan, Irish Beach Add., to Irish Lake Lot 1, 5-80-22 317.84 Tom, Phillip A Annis J., Pt SE SW, 3-33-7 .32a, 5-12-15 284.95 Tom, Phillip A Annis J., Springview Pk. 2nd Add., Lot 3,5-105-61 364.89 Wilson, Elson R. A Mary Ellen, Tret SW, 8-33-7 2.50a, 5-31-96 1,063.81 Wolfe, Hubert L. A Donna Sue, Pt NE NE A N End SE SE, 14-33-7.65a, 5-56-21 120.84 TURKEY CREEK Bachman,Hilary L. A Janice, To-Roberts, O. Lowell, S. End Lot 3,8-34-7 4.80a, 7-29-144 3,513.98 Baker, James Richard, Papakeechle Corp. Sub. Div. 3, Lots 10 A11,7-99-62 555.31 Barden, James R. A Naomi J., Mar Ineland Gardens, Lot 525, 7-102-112 ’ 60.38 Cox, James H. A Wilma A., Strohs Pine Add. 2, Lot 5,7-53-91 1,089.13 Dillingham, Glen, Pt SW NE, 8-34-7 20a, 7-29-11 115.75 Finney, Carlton C. A Dorothy L., Marineland Gardens, Lot 679,7-102-37 60.40 Gilchrist, Geo. E. A Mary 0., Stp Ad| Lots 9 AlO, Willow Grove, 9-34-7.20a, 7-33-37 447.96 Gilchrist, Geo.E. AMaryO.,WillowGrove,Lot9,7-33-39 1,205.41 Gilchrist, Geo. E. A AAary O„ Willow Grove, Lot 10,7-33-38 447.96 'Howard, James R. Und.'/a, Lamm, Maude E. Und.’/a, N Pt NE SE, 7-34-7.92a, 7-28-1 27.17 Hughes, Joseph A Ethel, AAerrlll's Add. to Lake Wawasee Lot 13,7-32-11 1,652.65 Hughes, Joseph A Ethel, Merrill's Add. to Lake Wawasee 7' E Side, Lot 14,7-32-3 20.51 Jarrett, Guv M. A Cora M. To-Michael, Charles, Jarretts 3rd Add., Yacht Harbor Uots 1-2-3, 7 95 73 837,81 Jones, Lewis A Lillian J., Tret E Pt NE, 27-34-7 5.15a, 7-105-6 237.57 Martin, James A. A Christine, Tret N’/a SW, 24-34-7.58a, 7-95-106 470.12 Michael, Charles A. A Janis F„ Jarretts 2nd Add., Yacht Harbor Lot 11,7-95-75 124.59 Nickler, Loyal F. or Zelma 1., Replat of Lot c, Enchanted Hills Sec. 1, Lot A9,7-51-69 93.59 Nickler, Loyal F. or Zelma 1., Amended Plat of Replat of Lots 205, 252, 253, 254, Enchanted Hills Lot A89,7-51-86 18-30 Puritan Utilities Inc., an Ind. Corp, Amended Plat of Enchanted Hills, Sub Div. In Sec. AA Lot B, 7-48-35 „ 246.46 Lake, Chauncy A Joyce To-State Bank of Syracuse, Tret 20x50 ft. SE SE, 10-34-7.03a, 7-40-56 4, 57 Lake, Chauncy A Joyce, Nordyke Park A Pt Vac. Rd., Ad| said Lot 19,7-40-25 637.55 Solomon, AAatthew D. A Elvina J„ W 58' of Lot 1 E’/a, of Lot 2, Merrills Add. to Lake Wawasee, 7-32-2.A 1,005.30 Shipley, Richard, Crows Nest Leased 133.46 Tague, Lowell D. A Minnie C., 3rd Add. to Highland View, Gardens Lotssl-52-53,7-90-39 467.87 Trachsel, Rudolph E. A BerniceE., Enchanted Hills Sec. 1, Lot 422,7-50-670 22.42 Vance, Emily, Pt O'Lot 2 50x150 ft., 9-34-720a,7-33-37A 42.62 Vance, Emily, 7a NW Cor Pt N End W Frcl'/a, 26-34-7,1.44a 49.30 Vance, Emily, South Park AAarsh Add., less N Pt of Lot 12,7-64-125 1,034.74 White, Donald D. A Margaret, Marineland Gardens, Lot 622 61.24 Whittle, Wilbur D. A Helen J., Pt Lot 2 less .26a S Pt, 9-34-7 7.73a, 7-33-16 165.35 Wefderman, Lloyd H. A Alice Joy, To-Moore, Patrick A Peggy, SE Pt NW Frcl'4, 4-34-7 1.92a, 7-14-9 611.83 VAN BUREN Sherman, Dale J. A M. Lucille, Shady Banks Neffs Ist Add., Lots 9 A 10, 27-81-22 410.71 O'Brian, Harry E. A Phyllis, Redmon Park Ist Add., Lots 31-32-33,27-98-136 118.30 O'Brian, Harry E. A Phyllis, Redmon Park Ist Add., Lot 34,27-98-135 42.76 Stein, Clayton V., Redmon Park Replat, Lot 37,27-98-22 16.14 Stein, Clifford G., Redmon Park Replat, Lots 31-32,27-98-25 27.16 Stein, Robert F., Redmon Park Replat, Lot 38,27-98-21 , 16. M Troup, John, NE Cor NW, 17-34-6.50a, 27-65-31 391.48 WASHINGTON Owings, Kenneth C, Sr. A Esther M., Riley Memorial Beach, Lot 46,9-2-56 31.24 Ridlnger Lake Conservation Club Inc., la Tret Pt E Pt NW SE, 1-32-7 la, 9-4-3 19.18 Strausbaugh, Wayne, Leased Land-E. Wagoner 125.23 WAYNE Berkey, Loyd A Oollle, To-Klinger, Bernice, Lakeside Park, Lot 277,3-20-153 169.07 Borders, George F. A Helen Louise, Pipers Melody Acres, Lot 1 Blk 12,3-23-102 677.93 Investors, Inc., Tret W River E'/a SE, 28 32-6 2.55 a, 3-136-4 26.47 Mann, Herbert E. A Hilda E., Tret SW NW, 25-32-5 3a, 3-146-6 1,811.90 Mattix, Ronald (Life). Lakeside Park, Lot 130,3-20-57 26.01 Newsome, Cornelius A Judy Faye, Lakesidepark, Lot 142, 3-20-64 120.98 Newsome, Cornelius A Judy Faye, Lakeside Park, Lot 143,3-20-64A 36.14 Sponseller, Carl A Dorothy J., Tret SW NW, 23-32-6.05a 13.31 Sponseller, Carl A Dorothy J., Pt SE Cor SW NW, 23-32-6.50a,3-114-9 333.16 Wood, Carolyn K„ Tret NE, 26-32-6.89a 620.11 BURKET Fields, Willis B. A |etty C., O.P. Lot 86 598.66 Sexton, Elster A Gladys Faye, O.P. Lot 27 181.32 CLAYPOOL Morrison, Erba R. To-Donald Whitaker, R. Belghs2nd. Add., Lot 69,2-77-80 392.59 Roberts, Grain, Leased land R.R. 1,131.17 ETNAOREEN Etna Green Cons. Club, Davids Add. Lots 9 10-11, 12-59-41 83.32 Lyons, Wm. J. A Phyllis L . O.P. W’ a lot 3, blk 8, 12-59-82 142.81 LEESBURO McMillan, Max S. A A. Maxine. SE Pt. NE NE Less, RR A 20A, 8-33-6,2.60A 781.56 MENTONE-FRANKLIN MacDonald, Gary A Laura, Stp. SE cor, .2QA, 2 31-4 53.47 Superior Enterprises, Inc. To Gary MacDonald, Tract NE 2 31-4, .26A, 16-13-75 322.81 MENTONE-HARRISON Coplen, Jessie M. A Georgia J„ TM A H's Add. O'lot 15,14-151-65 270.53 Eherenman, Carl H. A Ethel June, O.P. Lot 74,14-151-41 455.14 Reed George Jr. A June, Lot 100, 14-151 24 220.18 Ross, Gerald Lee A Sharlene F., T M A H's Add., lots, 275 A 276,14-151-56 ( 241.03 MILFORD Hernandez, Joe S. A Nestora E., Sone third.E 102', lot 6,20-32-149, Blk 6 1,014.78 Krider, Walter W. A Anastatia C. To-wouman, Wilfred O. A A..Lot WAS 10' Lot 11, Blk. 5, 20-32 167 742.23 Liniger, Mary E., Mdl 20' less R.R., lot No. 9, Blk 7,20-32 125 1,107.91 McDonald, Leroy, Jackson, w A Jessie M. Boyer, Grace B. McDonald Life Est.. Lot 4 Blk 7, 20 35 61 75’ 40 Hernandez, Fred A Esther, Lot 12, Felkners Add., 20 35 110 557.93 NORTH WEBSTER Tom, Phillip A Annis J., Himes Add., Lot 4,5 57 104 204.75 Vance, Emily H„ W. H. Warners, Ist. Add to Warners Lk. Front, Lots 20 A 21.24-40-246 590.05 Vance, Emily H„ Warners 2nd. Add. Lot 39, 24 40 126 467.60 PIERCETON English, Earl R. A Bernard G., Keiths Add. Lots, 1-2 3-4-5-6 7 8-9, Blk. 49,10-106-69 221.85 Ott, Herbert Jr. A Treva, Gadeless Sub Div., Lot 3,10-134-15 ’ 1,938.50 Shepherd, Frank H. A Charity, Keiths Add. Lots 3A 4. Blk 41,10 106-61 68.98 Wood, Clifford O. A Glenda D., Keiths Add. Lots 3 A 4, Blk 48,10-106-68 340.51 SILVER LAKE Allen, LessieJZ. To-Bruce George, O. P. Lot 21,18-31 38 167.30 Ault, Harley A Donna, Sells Add. Lot 73,18 66 44 577.55 McGlennon, Raymond A Virginia, Sells Add. Lot 84,18-66-46 422.55

COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL A CLAIMS The following is a list of claims to be considered by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on the Ist day of August, 1973. Edith Beltz $466.66 Frances Noble 450.00 N. Jean Messmore 450.00 Evelyn Adams 408.33 Mary Jane Schmitt 383.33 Princess Frush 83.00 Jane Faris 212.00 Jean Northerner 466.66 Hazel Harman 450.00 Catherine Gonya . 450.00 Mary Beth Miner Olga Cripe Bonits Freeman 408.33 Margaret Garman 391.66 Bonnie Irwin 466.66 Rita M- Miller 450.00 Lucille McCleary 408.33 Nancy Belcher 383.33 Margaret Menzie 383.33 Doris Johnson 322.56 June Johnson 331.02 Janet Himes 185.68 Susan Johnson > 185.68 Ruth Hoppus 466.66 Helen Goshert 450.00 Janice B. Anglin 150.00 Roger Fellows 616.66 Stanley Holderman 600.00 Ronald Robinson 566.66 Richard Mikel 566.66 Alan C. Rovenstein 516.66 Marlin E. Rose 500.00 Burden Blackburn 500.00 Jeffery Bronslng 500.00 Howard G. Moser 500.00 H. Earl Boggs 500.00 Melvyn E. Byers 500.00 Forrest Bouse 466.66 Richard J. Kemper 466.66 Michael D. Brower 360.00 Jennifer Wyman 50.00 Avis B. Gunter 466.66 Lucy J. Garrett 450.00 M. Jane Slater 408.33 Thelma J. Leedy 450.00 Clara Belle Demaree 339.00 Charlene A. Knispel 433.33 Miriam L. Ridings 247.50 Dora Norris 225.00 Beverly Clampitt 330.00 Ed Rosswurm 90.00 Betty Beer 75.00 Elmer Rassi 120.00 Georgia Rassi 105.00 B. James Baker 833.33 David Rieder 633.33 Georgia Nellans 466.66 Janetl.Starner 366.66 Helen B. Wainwright 316.66 MlloE.Clase ' 50.00 Maxine Clase 18.75 Rex Reed 330.00 Stuart Stokes 72.00 James Tuttle 72.00 Henry Hackworth 608.33 Ralph Whitesell 595.00 Beatrice Whitesell 206.33 Billie Andrews 433.33 Judy Kinney z 346.66 COUNTY GENERAL CLAIMS Postmaster, Warsaw 261.00 Un. Tel. Co. 926.22 U. S. Postal Serv. 640.00 A. E. Boyce Co. 169.80 Business Equip. 264.75 Fifers Fire Ext. 32.25 I. Corp. 1,176.51 N. I.P.S. Co. 694.64 Sewage Tr. Ofc. 100.25 Water Utilities 91.62 Lawrence Butts, (Postage) 73.50 Singer Business Mach. 156.50 Bobb'S Merrill Co. Inc. 22.15 Waddell Print Co. 27.90 Banker's Disp. Corp. 3.60 Eastman Kodak Co. 120.00 Chas. E. Bertsch 15.00 Ronald Dirck 15.00 Archie Leckrone 15.00 Chuck Myers * 15.00 Bartel Printing Co. 218.70 Atlantic-Richfield 20.85 Gast F A Serv. 522.25 Shell Oil 57.46 Auker's Auto Supp. 18.95 Bledsoe-Buick-Pontiac 144:85 Ford's Auto Supp. 8.00 Lewis Oil Co. 28.68 Linn Arco Serv. 9.25 Zuckenberg's Uniforms 81.00 Thornburg's Inc. 58.80 Henry Hackworth 20.00 Chas. Brower 44.40 Kenneth Wyman 24.90 R. Steven Hearn 423.14 Wm.C. Parke Md 25.00 Carl Zimmer 19.20 Herry VanHemert 41.80 Lakeland Ofc. Supp. 15.94 Wawasee Prof. Bldg. 100.00 Garold Horrick 24.30 Wayne R. Johnson 125.00 B. James Baker 2.80 Helen Wainwright 16.00 Milo Clase 6.00 Prud. liji. Co. 569.16 Mail-Journal 201.88 Times-Union 245.94 Harvey Anglin 2,321.25 Myrtus Custer 1,476.00 Raymond Custer A Sons 1,296.00 Tony Heiman 100.00 Cyril Likens 2,054.38 Dan Ransbottom 1,207.00 Stanley Scott 2,326.12 Council for Ret. of Kos. Co. 5,000 00 Bashor Home 600.00 J. R. BaumMD 7.50 Vactor O. Connell MD 7.50 W. R. Gassaway 132.70 Ind. Un. M. E. Ch. Home 160.00 Irene Byron Hosp. 644.00 Logansport St. Hosp. 12.57 Harold A. Mason MD 7.50 J. B. Mishler MD 7.50 'New Frontiers 936.90 Richmond Hospital (State) 30.22 Sup. Ind. St. Fm. 79.00 Ned C. Titus 20.00 White's Institute 9.00 Chamness Funeral Hm. 100.00 Harris Funeral Hm. 300.00 Titus Funeral Hm. 400.00 Tucker A Sons 100.00 Esther Stephenson 225.00 Pitney-Bowes 91.00 Xerox, Corp. 464.96 Ind. Bell Tel. 154.50 Marshall Co. 8.00 Ralph Whitesell 125.00 Home Fur. Mart 336.00 Geo. Miller 94.50 Ace Hdw. 22.38 Cumberland Hdw. 10.16 Hank's Rug Serv. 47.00 Share Corp. 67.80 Coverall Rent. Serv. 52.00 Don Kiefer 37.00 Glass Serv. 13.50 Gerald Oswalt 104.93 Safe-Way Door 44.85 Plymouth Cl. Twl. 20.20 Brennan Drugs 15.68 Murphy Med. Ctr. 15.00 David Andrews ‘ 730.80 Harold Taulbee 75.65. Arab term. Cont. 5.00 Corr. Prod. Inc. 43.90 L. C. Wholesale 7.36 U. S. Leasing Corp. 21.33 Gene B. Lee 290.00 Doris Camden 80.00 Mark Harshbarger 50.00 James McKee 301.00 Pucketts Case 77.20 Road 15 Fine Fds. 53.49 Van Ausdall A Farrar 2,564.00 American Bar Ass'n. 5.00 AAatthew Bender Co. 97.50 Wm. C. Reneker 52.80 Geo. M. Bowser 100.00 Thomas Lemon 125.00 Stanley Pequignot 135.00 Rex Reed 200.00 Nick's A Joe's 40.77 Owens Super Dollar 24.84 Pete Miniear 3,872.50 Whitley Co. Auditor 116.73 AAeiser Bros. 7,376.33 L. V. Warner 95.30

Miller, Kenneth L. & Zelba L., Wells Add. Lot 24,18-31-18 641.18 SYRACUSE Hughes, Joseph W. A Ethel M., Dolan & Miles Add., Lot 76,8-19-227 350.37 Ketering, Everett F. To- Esther Troyer, Tract in NE, 6-34-7 .457A., 8-21-28 559.94 Nyikos. John K. A Ann, Dolan A Miles Add., Lot 63,8-19-204 766.47 WARSAW Alfeld, Carl F„ Mt. Mem. Add., Lot 128,4-48-171 568.49 Bradt, Rexford H. A Mabel G., Conds Add. Lot 1,4-44-477 505.13 Carter, Esther, Kists N. Add. Lot 22, 4-41-148 392.49 Churchill, Howard A Priscilla, Jacques 2nd. Add., Lot 33,4-41-104 543.44 Conners, Wm. L. A Marilyn J., Pt S' z SE, 8-32-6, .50A, 4-44-282 4 ’ 4 -20 Dove, Johnie A Beverly E., I. A. Millers Add. Lot 11,4-44-154 936.42 Dryer, Raymond J. A Mary Ellen, 7th. Amend, A Add. Plat, Lot 437,4-48-225 1,033.00 Dryer, Raymond J. A Mary Ellen, Lot 438,4-48-2558 125.33 Hughes, Richard, Kists N. Add, Lot 21,4-41-149 77.16 Lessig, D. H. Jr. A Joan R„ Kists E. Add, Lot 10,4-44-380A 1,720.57 Sittier, Ward W. A Ruth M„ Funks Add. N'a Lot 502, 4-43-33 1,048.28 Stafford, John H. A Nancy L., Less N Pt Lot 434 350.08 Stafford, John H. A Nancy L., SE Cor Lot 436,4-43-91A 7.05 Stafford, John H. A Nancy L., Pr Vac Alley Bet. 434 A 436, 4 42-918 8.03 Wolfe, Wallace E. A Thelma Jean, Tract SE S End S Pt. NW, 17-32-6 25A. 4-78-82 279.45 Ross, Lawrence, O.P. Lot 373,4-42-133 60.72 WINONA LAKE Deardorff, Cora E. (Dec), To-Robert Nuner, Ist. Amend. A Add. PI . Lots 384 A 385 A Stp. E lots 384 A 385, 6-71-371 955.43 Dillingham, Glenn To-R. L. Dillingham, Lot 543, 6-110.5 19.51 Dye, Charles L. A Dorothy Irene, Ist. Amend. A Add- Pl. Lot 48, 6-76-53 1,102.24 Slutz. Ethel A., O.P. Lot 169 A N' a lot 168.6-71-255 sw 16 Taylor, Richard R. A Janice M., Ist. Amend. A Add. Pl, Lot 137. 6-76-54 351.94 Overmeyer, Ronald, Ist. Amend. Add. PI., Lot 392 less 7'S Side, 6-71-339 242.52 Overmeyer, Ronald, Ist. Amend. Add. PI., Lot 390 A 391 6-71-340 593.56 Winona School of Theo., Lots 2-3-4, Bethany Pk. Sub Div., 6-71-341 726.40 Staub, R R.,0. P. Lot 17, 6-71 231 921 90 Notice is hereby given that each parcel of real property in the foregoing list will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, said sale to be held at the Courthouse in the City of Warsaw, Indiana, commencing at 10:00 AM. EST on August 13th, 1973, and continuing from day to day until all real property is sold. Dated this 20th day of July, 1973. Lawrence Butts, Auditor, Kosciusko County Jy.25A1,8

Wilbur Prater 240.16 Vasillos Batalis 360.00 H. Tinkey 86.15 KootzAKing 164.00 Wilbur Prater 193.54 Calvin Beck 8.00 JohnAAcClung 12.00 FredMcSherry 8.00 Fred Menzie •-» Arden Warner 10.40 KOSC. CO. HIGHWAY DEPT. PAYROLL Chas. E. Bucher 620.00 Ermal Coy 651.00 John Davis 615.35 AAurl Dawalt 623.10 Don Forney 616.90 Harold Gerald 640.15 Gilbert Griffis 627.75 Ronald Himes 613.80 Frederick Kammerer 613.80 Don Kuhn 613.80 Alvin Miller 598.30 Bobby Miner 616.90 Forrest Mitterling 620.00 Larry Montel A 623.10 Larry Phillips '■* 649.45 Paul Randall 641.70 Luther Van Cleave 27.90 Wayne Wood 613.80 Garl Young 613.80 Lennie Young 534.60 Paul Huff 527.85 John Brown 475.20 William Gast 324.00 Jos. A. AAarley 20.25 Howard Menzie 504.90 Kenneth Miller 240.00 Leroy Robbins 378.00 Michael Sands 385.88 Carl R. Sands, H 423.75 David Swonger 435.38 Edmtind Whitby 445.50 John Alexander ~ 847.74 Charles Cotton , 633.60 Reggie Coy 643.20 Francis Denny » 745.60 Raymond Faulkner 593.60 Wilfred Fretz 643.50 Merritt Hartman 795.80 Marshall Hawley 745.60 Russell Krichbaum 57.60 Ralph Linn 633.60 Donald AAetzger 640.00 Leo AAosier 633.60 Ronald Norman 633.60 Roswell Robbins 662.40 Glenwood Secor 630.40 Donald Stiver 675.20 Thurman Trine 339.20 Berton Retz 1,375.00 Hugh Parsons 833.33 Worley Spitler 633.60 Donn Shoemaker 655.38 John Huff 812.49 Robert Danner 387.20 Bernard Kuhn 633.60 Ronald Leiter 633.33 KOSC. CO. HIGHWAY DEPT. CLAIMS Kos. CO. Hwy. Dept. 91.69 Un. Tel. Co. 123.75 N.I.P.S. CO. 277.40 Sewage Tr. Ofc. 4.00 Business Equip. 4.76 Bonnie McDonald 2.80 England's Exc. 42.00 Hoile's T A W Serv. 20.00 Phend A Brown 1,146.26 Ace Hdw. 86.11 Miller A Sons 31.19 Warsaw A. Supp. 225.00 Fitzpatrick Pt. Co. 3,873.38 Streeter A. Div. of Mangood 17.43 JAMGravel 1,193.50 Edith McCullough 1,686.75 Elmer Zimmer 31.95 Pierceton Equip. 30,902.73 Associated SAP 83.40 Hal I Signs, Inc. 1,458.90 Don Hostetler 30.00 Woodie's Rental 73.03 Em. Radio Serv. 285.80 Freddie Blankenship 1,210.90 Lewis Oil CO. 212.40 Lub. Eng. Inc. 154.50 St. Oil Div. 1,702.60 Texaco, Inc. 62.70 Smith Tire Co. 468.08 Coverall Rent. S. 747.15 Craig W. Sh. 20.00 Edd A Tom's 62.25 Eutectic Corp. 169.80 Hank's Rug Serv. 21.00 Ind. Textile ’ 49.30 Kewanna S. Prod. 13.96 Korte Bros. 2,251.30 Millington Bros. 71.00 Mills Mach. A Repair 20.55 AAoellering Supp. 21.74 Plymouth R. Rep. 195.00 Power Hose Coup. W OO Purity Cy. Gases 21.30 Reid-Holcomb Co. 94.51 Smith Bros. D. Ser. 167.43 Stockberger Mach. 114.52 Warsaw Ch. Co. 8.80 Prud. Ins. 2,642.34 Yeiter A Ganshorn 3.07 WAWTruckS. 516.68 Wholesale Elec. 5.46 Wayne PAS inc. 23.94 Quality F A F 4.44 Ser. Elect. 2.57 Schraders Auto. 220.92 Mac Allister Mach. Co. 284.65 Kitchen Mach. 296.52 Ind. Equip. 253.64 Harold's CAE 40.45 Curtis Ind. 59.74 Cummins Mid St. 3.43 Boyer LAG Equip. 6.94 Bearings, Inc. 9.12 Am. St. Supp. Corp. 249.12 Heavy Cons. 3,486.50 Mail-Journal 6.62 Times-Union 7.69 WELFARE DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS Howard B. Johnson 820.00 Jean Gackenheimer 525.00 Opal J. Harman 550.00 Willie H. Nine 550.00 Linda E. Parks 500.00 Peggy Shively 525.00 Carla J. Reser 372.97 Marjorie Himes 400.00 Esther Hoover 400.00 Madleyn Lowman 400.00 Rebecca Carrington 380.00 Marjorie Nye 190.00 Yvonne S. England 190.00 Ingrid Tajbel 299.83 Margaret L. Graham 500.00 Rebecca Carrington 4.00 Jean Gackenheimer 30.50 Lane Graham 2.80 Howard Johnson 19.10 Willie Nine 57.15 Linda Parks 30.70 Carla Reser 27.85 Peggy Shively 23.30 Un. Tel. CO. 165.35 Richard Stauffer MD 25.00 J. B. Mishler MD 10.00 Warsaw Ins. Agency 18.00 Business Equip. 43.05 A. W. Donato MD 10.00 Elkhart Rehab. Ctr. 6.00 Gackenheimer Phcy. No. 3 8.50 Lutheran Hosp. 141.00 Marlen Mfg. A Dev. 19.65 Medi-Ply 10-03 Arthur Moser MD 4.00 Frederick PoehlerMD 10.00 St. Jos. Hsp. 15.00 Thornburg Drugs 40.46 Surgical Associates 504.00 Turtle Cr. Conv. Ctr. 510.00 Urology Assoc. Inc. 18-00 Vernon Manor Hm. 390.00 Con. for Ret. 82.00 P. D. Grossnickle OD 12.00 Bashor Hm. of Un. M. E. Ch. 250.00 Bethel Hm. Place 390.00 Care-A-Van Inc. 69.00 Crowders Uptown Drug 39.40 Hadley A Smith *lB Jack Clark MD 28.00 Parkview Mem. Hsp. 967.95 ’ Visit. Nurse Serv. 8.00 Glen's Pres. Shop 4.01 CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS David W. Haines MD 400.00 Carroll Sherman 893.55 Loren J. Pound 752.50 Barbara McClure R.N. 634.81 Nellie VanMarcke 466.66

/ r Syracuse Lake Association to hold annual dinner meeting

The board of directors for the Syracuse Lake Association has announced that the association’s annual dinner meeting will be held on Saturday, Aug. 4, at 6:30 ■ p.m. in the Smith Walbridge camp dining hall. Dress for the event is casual. Those attending the meeting will enjoy a broad menu of swiss steak, turkey, salads, vegetables and desserts. A short business meeting will follow the dinner and should be of

’We Care-Reach Out' is conference theme

The District Conference for the Northern Indiana Churches of the Brethren will be held August 1012 in the City Church of the Brethren, Goshen. A delegate body of 250 is expected, representing 50 congregations and fellowships. E. Bruce Barwick of Middlebury will serve as the moderator. The theme for the conference will be “We Care — Reach Out,” and the guest speaker at several sessions will be Dr. Robert W. Neff, professor of Old Jestament at Bethany Theological Seminary, Oak Brook, 111. Saturday evening will be observed as a “Youth Night.” Music, various displays, and a youth art festival will also be featured. Business sessions will occupy the attention of the delegates Friday evening and- Saturday morning and afternoon. Items of business will include a task force

New Salem News Bv MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE

Guest soloist on Sunday a.m. Phil Bender was guest soloist Sunday morning during the morning worship hour Phil accompanied himself with an electric guitar and sang “Life Anew” which he composed and “I Should Have Been Crucified”. Pastor Woodburn delivered the morning message, “The Mystery Made Known by Revelation,” from Ephesians 3:1-6. After the singspiration led by Max Shively, Pastor Woodburn’s evening message “Study God’s Word*” was from Ephesians 3:710. Crusaders hold a pig roast Saturday The Crusaders class enjoyed a pig roast Saturday evening in the fellowship hall. The ladies took salads and desserts. Enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Johnston, Mischelle, Nick, Angela and Charity; Miss Donna Moser; Mr. and Mrs. Michael West, Mark and Chris; Mr. and Mrs. John Mullinix; Miss Doris Tom; Mr. and Mrs. Vere Wildman and Robie; Bill Newcum.; Pastor and Mrs. Chad Woodburn and friends from Grace college. COMMUNITY NEWS Miss Pam Teeple and girlfriend of Columbus, Ohio, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Teeple and Jack. Mrs. Lydia Morehouse and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse and Georgina were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. , and Mrs. Bruce Baker, Susie, Doug and David. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Kinney were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Caudill of Willard, Ohio. The Kinneys and Caudills became friends while spending the winters in Florida. Nelson Morehouse called on Mr. Barney Barendregt of Springport, Mich. Mrs. Rick Monti eth and children of Fort Wayne spent Wednesday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mock. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carnes of California spent several days visiting Mrs. Carnes’ mother, Mrs. Amanda Stackhouse of Leesburg. Mrs. Carnes is the former Dorothy Stackhouse. She is a sister to Mrs. Zona Deeter and Mrs. John (Erma) Rowland. Mrs. Clara Fisher of Peru is spending several days with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. Mrs. Fisher also spent three days with her granddaughter and family, Mary Johnson 233.33 Robert Forbes 10.00 Charles A. Hollar DDS 10.80 Daniel Lowman H-00 J. B. Mishler MD 12 00 Joe Ostendorf Jr. DVM 12.40 Max E. Reed, Att'y. 10.00 Warsaw, Postmaster 24.00 David W. Haines MD 71.24 Barbara A. McClure R.N. 115.32 Loren J. Pound 93.72 Carroll Sherman 150.84 Un. Tel. CO. 48.13 Bartel Print. Co 24.25 A. E . Boyce Co. 62.30 Business Equip. 2 °0 A B. Dick Prod. 44.00 War dell Print 151.75 I, Lawrence Butts, do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims t 6 be presented to- the Kosciusko County Com missioners on the Ist day Os Aug , 1973. Lawrence Butts. Kosciusko Co Auditor

real interest to residents. Some of the subjects will be — area zoning, water safety, water level and dam control and introduction of a septic tank testing program. The association has produced a mailing to area residents which explains activities in greater detail and encourages early return of reservation cards to assure everyone being served. Late changes in reservations may be made by contacting the association secretary, Mrs. Frank Putt.

proposal asking fa* major emphasis upon evangelism using the groundwork already laid by the Key 73 program, an application by Kairos House in Fort Wayne to be recognized as a district fellowship, an encouragement that the churches work with efforts toward penal reform and criminal justice and a recommendation that the district board not pay the portion of the telephone tax designated fa* purposes as related to billings to the district office. Various reports will be presented and church institutional representatives will be present. Dr. Galen Ogden of the general brotherhood staff will represent the larger denominational interests. A great Sunday afternoon mass meeting will bring the conference to a close. At this service, the moderator-elect, Dr. Clarence D. Sink of the Elkhart City church, will be installed.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bronman and children at Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse held open house Sunday afternoon in their newly remodeled home in Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Baumgartner and family of Fort Wayne were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferverda and Miss Clara Driver. -NS- | | * Agrilfues I * I f BY CLARK Q. LEWIS ! | Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc. | After DES - what next? Have we, as a nation, become a little overzealous and mothercoddling in our quest for health safety to allow the banning of DES (diethylstilbestrol) as a feed additive? The banning of the use of both oral (January 1) and implanted (April 25) DES now makes it necessary to use other growth stimulants and other methods of improving gain and efficiency so we can continue producing beef as efficiently in the future as we have in the past. It is estimated that the ban on DES slows down beef production enough to add up to 15 per cent to production costs. As a result farmers have started selling cattle 50 pounds lighter. Lighter cattle means less beef at the marketplace. Less beef means higher price. What this all means is — unless a comparable substitute is found for DES — the cost of producing beef will increase about 3 to 3.5 per cent per pound in the feed lot and 5 to 6 cents a pound at the grocery counter. Even more ironic is the fact that the new law doesn’t apply to medicines and other things people consume. For instance, birth control pills are made from the very stilbestrol that is banned from livestock feeds. Researchers at lowa State university, where stilbestrol was perfected, say a housewife would have to eat several thousands pounds of beef liver to get as much stilbestrol as they consume in a typical birth control pill. Actually the small amount of DES detected in the liver and kidneys of beef cattle is not a human health hazard and DES, according to Dr. W. M. Beeson, Purdue university, never occurs in sufficient amounts to cause cancer in man or animal. than two parts per billion of DES was detected in liver by very sensitive radioactive tracer techniques. At this level (2ppb) a woman would have to eat 26,666 pounds of liver to be equivalent to 24 mg. of DES administered to her as a "morning-after pill.”

Wed., July 25,1973 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

It Happened In ... Milford, Item Taken From The Files Os The Milford Mail

14 YEARS AGO, JULY 30,1959 A stork shower honoring Mrs. Marion Beer was given by Mrs. Victor Beer Tuesday evening of last week. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mathews attended the graduation services of their granddaughter, Mrs. Thomas Rutherford, from Parkview Memorial hospital in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Rassi are entertaining Mrs. Rassi’s sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Yturriaga and Nancy of San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Floyd Manges returned on Tuesday evening after spending a week at the Cleveland Clinic where she underwent tests and examinations. The intersest rate on time certificates of deposit at the Milford branch of the First National Bank will be increased from two and one-half per cent to three per cent. Mrs. Floyd Manges returned on Tuesday evening after spending a week at the Cleveland Clinic where she underwent tests and examinations. The Indiana department of the American Legion wound up its state convention Sunday by electing Donald W. Hynes of Whiting as commander. The tax levy for Van Buren township will be up 21 cents over the current year, provided the proposed budget stands. Appointment of Sylvester E. Amsler as high school principal for the local schools were announced this week by the school board of the Metropolitan school district. Rev. and Mrs. Kennard Robinson left Monday for a two week vacation with relatives in Wisconsin. 24 YEARS AGO, JULY 28,1949 The fourth car load of oats was shipped out of Milford this week by the Milford Grain and Feed company. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Larson of Mishawaka began last Sunday to build their cottage in Waubee Bay on the southwest shores of Waubee Lake. Five weeks of summer camps at Shipshewana Brethren Retreat will close this week. BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wuthrich are the parents of a son, Stanley Joe; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Schrock are the parents of a son, Kenneth Dean. Joe O. Estep, manager of the Chickbloom hatchery at Milford Junction, and Mrs. Estep attended the International Baby Chick convention at Saint Louis, Mo. A sewing contest is being sponsored by the Indiana State Grange and the Advance Pattern Co., Inc. Much has been done this summer to get the school building in readiness for the coming school year. Mrs. Elizabeth Neely will move from Milford to Bristol on Saturday. Robert Lewis Stevens, a graduate of Michigan State at Lansing, Mich., is Milford’s new high school basketball coach. Miss June Kline is visiting her father Clee Kline and her brother Frederick Kline and family. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon May and children enjoyed a picnic supper Sunday evening with the Eldon Wyland family. 30 YEARS AGO, JULY 29,1943 Miss Betty Ann Cunningham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Cunningham, has been awarded a state scholarship to Ball State college for the year 1943-44. The Sunday Night club met at the Waubee Lake cottage with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sponseller as hosts.

Help Wanted Experienced Roofers Apply At CROW ROOFING 201 N. Mill Street Syracuse

Doris and Marilyn Myers, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Myers, entertained at a co-operative supper for the Merry Maiden 441 club members and their mothers last Thursday evening. The Indiana State Fair Board’s 4-H Club Show will be held from September fourth to 11th inclusive. Miss Edna J. Hollar has been granted a special merit scholarship for one semester at Indiana university. A boat carrying 14 persons near the South Shore Inn at Lake Wawasee overturned during a terrific windstorm early last Wednesday evening and drowned six persons. A fire of unknown origin caused an SB,OOO loss at the farm home of Howard McDonald at 3:30 Monday afternoon. Miss Helen Wilson spent Wednesday and Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wilson. . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Zimmerman of Elkhart were Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Neff. v What is the source of the power of our nation? The answer is, the home. Members of the Merry Jayne club and one guest were entertained at the home of Trella Caris on Friday evening. 40 YEARS AGO, JULY 27,1933 Mrs. Elmer Klopenstine received several injuries and severe bruises on Tuesday of last week when she fell at her residence in Milford. Under the Indiana law, it is lawful to kill any dog that roams the country unattended by his owner. Announcement has been made by the state game and fish warden that three clubs have organized to aid in the distribution and protection of pheasants. Sunday found many of our citizens at the various lake resorts in this vicinity finding coolness in the water. A meeting was held and plans were made Thursday night to have another football team here this fall with home talent being favored. Roy Patterson, a farmer residing east of Warsaw, came near to being killed Wednesday evening when he was attacked by an angry bull. Happy is the man who has found his work and is content with it. Eleven members of the Merry Jane club met with Mrs. Max Harris on Friday evening at her home east of Milford. Very little, if any, wheat is left to harvest on farms in this vicinity and the oats harvest has started. For the second time within the past three weeks, thieves failed in their attempt to open the safe in the New Paris Lumber Co. Marvin Dragoo, Jr. is graduate DENVER — Airman Marvin E. Dragoo, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Dragoo, r 1 North Webster, has graduated at Lowry AFB, Colo., from the US Air Force weapons mechanic course conducted by the air training command. The airman, who was trained to load and inspect the weapons used in air force jet aircraft, is being assigned to U-Tapao Airfield, Thailand, for duty with a unit of the Pacific air forces. Airman Dragoo is a 1971 graduate of Highland high school, Anderson.

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