The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 September 1973 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Sept 5,1973

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CO. GCNKRAL PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES The following is a list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on the sth day of September, 1973. Bessie Himes 900.00 Lawrence Butts 900.00 Kathryn Teel 900.00 ■*. E. Mazie Alexander 720.00 David Andrews 900.00 Charles Brower 901.03 Kenneth Wyman 225.00 R. Steven Hearn 125.00 Harry VanHemert 550.00 Garold Horrlck 66C.00 Merl Wertenberger 100.33 J. Norman DeGood 100.33 * Ruth McCleary . 100.33 Charles Menzie 100.33 Ralph Oyler 100.33 C. L. Rovenstlne 100.33 Wayne Tombaugh 1C4.33 Gene B. Lee 541.66 Doris Camden *- 466.66 Allan Rasor 541.66 LolsCoppes ’ 616.66 David Harshbarger 433.33 Paul Grimme 025.00 William Reneker 733.33 Melba Petersen 520.00 Ruth Walter 300.00 Carl Zimmer 765.00 John Beeson 15 00 Kathryn Greenawalt 22.60 John E. Patterson 20.60 Richard Didier 10.90 Sophia Mautner 10.20 Lana Boggs 10.10 Beth Flinn 9-30 Barbara Wise 10.50 Berton Retz 0-90 Chester Gerard 21.00 Judy Hughes 17.00 W. Stephen Rector 7.90 Byron Shoemaker 0.50 James Marsh 19.00 John Steenhausen 7.70 David Cooper 20.60 Carolyn McCulock 23.00 Marjorie Hostetler 9.50 Julia Evans 7.70 Donald Whittenberger 11.90 Mary Fosbrink 23.00 Emma Korth 7.70 Betty Bowen 19.00 t James Greiner 10.10 James Alford 11.50 Lawrence A. Ross 9.30 Richard Clark 18-20 Beverly J. Miles 7.70 Evelyn Tinkey 9-50 Max Yoss _ 9.10 Edith Beltz 5466.66 Frances Noble 450.00 N. Jean Messmore 450.00 Evelyn Adams 400.33 Mary J. Schmitt 303.33 Jane Faris 207.00 Princess Frush 196.00 Jean Northerner 466.66 Hazel Harman 450.00 Catherine Gonya 450.00 Mary B. Miner 400.33 Olga Cripe 303.33 Bonita Freeman 220.70 Margaret Gar man 391.66 Bonnie Irwin 466.66 Rita Miller 450.00 Lucille McCleary 400.33 Nancy Belcher 303.33 Margaret Menzie 303.33 Doris Johnson 210.00 June Johnson 217.52 Ruth Hoppus 466.66 Helen Goshert 450.00 Carol Sundhelmer 360.00 Janice Anglin 240.00 Roger Fellows 616.66 Stanley Holderman 600.00 Ronald Robinson 566.66 Richard Mikel 566.66 Alan C. Rovenstlne 516.66 Marlin Rose 500.00 Burden Blackburn 500.00 Jeffrey A. Bronsing 500.00 Howard Moser 500.00 H. Earl Boggs 500.00 Melvyn Byers 500.00 • Forest Bouse 466.66 Richard Kemper 466.66 Michael Brower 400.00 Jennifer Wyman 50.00 Charlene Knlspel 433.33 Miriam Ridings 277.50 Thelma Leedy 450.00 Jess Rice 45.00 B. James Baker 033.33 David Rieder 633.33 Janet Sterner 366.66 Helen Wainwright 316.66 MiloClase 50.00 Maxine Clase 10.75 Henry Hackworth 600.33 Ralph Whitesell 595.00 Beatrice Weller 200.33 Billie Andrews 433.33 Judy Kinney 346.66 Avis Gunter 466.66 Lucy Garrett 450.00 M. Jane Slater 400.33 David Andrews 967.00 Bobb's Merrill Co. 62.45 A. E. Boyce Co. 2,069.94 Bus; Equip. Co. z | 297.26 Lake City Wh. < 110.57 Meiser Brothers 6,774.02 Plymouth Cl. Twl. 40.95 Sewage Tr. Ofc. 100.25 United Telephone Co. 092.70 Waddell Print. 103.70 Warsaw Office Supp. 335.05 Water Ut. 57.73 Bankers Disp. 4.00 Chas. E- Bertsch 15.00 Ronald Dlrck 15.00 Archie Leckrone 15.00 Chuck Myers , 15.00 R. F. Sanderson . 14.00 Amaco CO. 19.39 Gast FAS 542.25 Texaco, Inc. 26.39 Aamco Trans. 202.00 Bledsoe Buick-Pontiac 99.30 Lewis Oil Co. 20.60 Monteith T. Co. 17.95 Prentice Prod. 20.05 Ringer Body Sh. 96.32 Swanson Serv. -47.95 Police A F. Equip. 32.00 Wholesale E. Serv. 11.29 Morale Inst. 14.00 Police CAS Info. 12.50 U.S. Leasing 21.33 Woodie's Rental 1.50 Henry Hackworth 145.00 Lincoln-Graphic 77.51 R. Steven Hearn 399.75 Carl Zimmer 22.80 Bus Ret. Vai G. 16.60 Harry VanHemert 92.20 I. Corp. 234.16 Lakeland Ofc. 6.90 Jesse Rice 45.00 Max Kintzel 125.00 Chester Clampitt, Jr. 125.00 B. James Baker 11.00 Helen Wainwright 26.00 MiloClase 70.70 Chas. Hammer 10.00 Prud. Ins. 569.16 The Mall-Journal 527.34 Harvey Anglin , 2421.25 Raymond Custer 1,260.00 Stanley Custer 1,232.00 Myrtus Custer 1,306.00 Tony Helman 100.00 Cyril Likens 2,054.30 Dan Ransbottom 1,071.00 Strayer Ins. Co. 906.00 Council for Ret. 5,000,00 Norman Beatty Hosp. 223.94 Bashor Hm. Un. M. E. Ch. 620.00 Fort Wayne Hosp. A Tr. Ctr. 341.33 W. R. Gassaway 156.70 Lavon Heckaman 245.00 Ind. Girls' Sch. 1,562.00 Ind. Un. M. E. Ch. Hm. 419.00 W. A. Kemp, MD > 7.50 J. M. McKee ' 100.50 New Castle St. Hosp. 03.73 New Frontiers 696.20 H. E. Salsburg, MD 7.50 Chamness Funeral Home o 100.00 Deaton Funeral Home 100.00 Harris Funeral Home 200.00 Harris-Troxel Funeral Home 100.00 McHatton Sadler Funeral Home 200.00 Titus Funeral Home 100.00 Wright-Yoder Funeral Home 100.00 Opal Shamp 7.54 M. J. Slater 57.81 Esther Stephenson 225.00 Wawasee Prof. Bldg. 100.00 Xerox Corp 596.25 Ind. Bell Tel. 154.50 Eastbrook Comm. Sch. 314.16 Harrison Wash. Comm. Sch. 357.08 Metropolitan Sch. Dist. 962.84 Arthur Moser, MD 24.00 Ginter Elect. 1,610.81 Glover Furn. Co. 73.50 Pwr. PI. Serv. 348.63 Hank's Rug Serv. 52.25 Johnson A. Bldg. 2.50 Cover-All Rent. 52.75 Share Corp. 91.50 Simon Bros. Inc. 31.50 Wholesale Elect. 16.76 Ind. Light Corp. 144.52 Murphy Med. Ctr. 7.00 Arab Ter. A Pest 5.00 Ace Hdwe. 3.92 Warsaw Chem .Co. 34.20 Gene B. Lee 270.00 Doris Camden 8.00 David Harshbarger 5.00 Howards. Grimm Jr. 25.00 West. Print., Inc. 69.95 Pucketts Case 31.32 Allan Rasor 30.00 Kellox Mfg. Co. 28.35 Nick's A Joe's 31.90 Pengad Comp. inc. 87.90

HUNGRY MOW The gypsy moth denuded over 100,000 acres of forest in northern New Jersey last summer causing the wildlife — birds, mammals and even snakes—to leave the ravaged areas in droves for lack of food, nesting areas and shade. -CNS a Lawyers Co-op. <■ 63.65 Shephard's Citations 50.00 West Pub. Co. 667.75 Stanley Custer 6,000.00 Sam Lehman -287.37 Guy Stickler 1467.50 Pete Minear 1,000.00 Lewis R. Frey 28.78 N.1.P.5.C0. 1,002.82 Stanley Scott 2326.12 Maurice Dorsey 315.00 Frederick Gilliam 315.00 Gerald Smalley 315.00 Rex Reed 330.00 CO. WILF. DIPT. PAYROLL A ALLOW. Howard B. Johnson 820.00 Jean Gackenhelmer 525.00 Opal J. Harman 550.00 Willie Nine 550.00 Linda Parks 500.00 Peggy Shively 525.00 Margaret L. Graham 500.00 Marjorie Himes 400.00 Esther Hoover 400.00 Madelyn Lowman 400.00 Rebecca Carrington 380.00 Marjorie Nye 190.00 Yvonne S. England 190.00 Rebecca Carrington 8.25 Yvonne England 3.25 Jean Gackenhelmer 42.65 M. Lane Graham 5.60 Opal Harman 44.65 Marjorie Himes 3-25 Esther Hoover 3.25 Howard Johnson 43.00 Madelyn Lowman 3.25 Willie Nine < 7 ™ Linda Parks 39.75 Peggy Shively 64.80 United Telephone Co. 207.71 Business Equip. 19.56 McHatton-Sadler 145.00 Earl Braunlln, MD 20.00 A. W. Donato MO 10-00 Paul A. Eller MD 129-00. Elkhart Rehab. Ctr. 48.00 Gackenhelmer Phcy. No. 3 11-63 Gen. Med. Os Ind. 46.05 Hearing A Speech Ctr. 42.00 Key Pharmacy No. 2 44.48 Lutheran Hosp. 28.00 Frederick Poehler MD 10.00 Thornburg Drug Co. 9.44 Turtle Cr. Conv. Ctr. 558.00 Vernon Manor 403.00 Wabash Co. Hosp. 10.00 James Baker, DOS 159.00 Co. for Ret. of Kos. Co. 13.00 Walter Drug, Inc. 5.80 Bashor Hm. of Un. M. E. Ch. 260.00 J.R.BaumMD 12.50 Bethel Home PI IM-00 Crowders Uptown 24.00 S. K. RheeMD 45.00 CO. HWY. PAYROLL A ALLOW. Charles Bucher 595.2 V Ermal Coy 589.00 John Davis 595.20 Muri Dawalt 595.20 Don Forney 598.30 Herald Gerald <02.95 Gilbert Griffis . 590.55 Ronald Himes 585.90 Frederick Kammerer 585.90 Don Kuhn 589.00 Alvla Miller 585.90 Bobby Miner 585.90 Forrest Mltterling 592.10 Larry Montle 585.90 Larry Phillips 627.75 Paul Randall 585.90 -Luther Vancleave 27.90 John Alexander 788.38 Charles Cotton 620.80 Reggie Coy -A 611.20 Francis Denny 680.00 Raymond Faulkner 604.80 Wilfred Fretz 117.00 Merritt Hartman 734.58 Marshall Hawley 707.20 Russell Krichbaum 43.20 Ralph Linn 604.80 Donald Metzger 604.80 Leo Mosier 604.80 Ronald Norman 604.80 Roswell Robbins 604.80 Glenwood Secor 604.80 Donald Stiver 288.00 Thurman Trine 604.80 Wayne Wood 608.00 Garl P. Young 593.65 Lennie Young 545.40 John Brown 453.60 Paul Huff 481.95 Howard Menzie 481 .95 Kenneth Miller 472.50 Leroy Robbins 288.00 Carl R. Sands II 342.50 Michall Sands 312.50 David Swenger 162.00 , Berton Retz 1,375.00 Hugh Parsons 833.33 Worley Spitler 604.80 Donn Shoemaker 625.59 John Huff 801.36 Robert Danner 604.80 Bernard Kuhn 611.20 Ronald Leiter 633.33 CO. HWY. DEPT. ALLOW. Prud. Ins. Co. 2,609.82 Kos. Co. Hwy. 83.16 United Tel. Co. 131.10 N. 306.34 Sewage Tr. Ofc. 4.00 Singer Bus. Mach. 57.00 Business Equip. 11.33 3M Bus. Prod. 58.93 Bonnie McDonald 2.80 Brooks Cons. Co. 2,151.29 Dalton-Yeiter 9,756.80 Snap-On Tools 77.26 Fitzpatrick Pt. Mfg. ■ 568.96 G. Lengemann Co. 95.81 Lincoln Graphic 52.39 Zale Drugs 7.77 Wayne Bucher 602.25 Jack Garman 817.50 J A M Gravel Corp. 41 .77 Edith McCullough 36.75 Elmer Zimmerman 30.45 Haviland Clay Wks. 917.80 Pierceton Equip. 20,130.24 Leesburg Lbr. 6.75 Miller A Sons 2.38 Miner Lbr. Co. 12.00 Hall Signs, Inc. 70.20 Kewanna Safety Pro. 23.52 Johnson Lbr. 12.25 Em. Radio Serv. 330.80 LAL Bdy.Shop 71.00 Freddie Blankenship 1,424.30 Lewis Oil Co. 45.60 St. Oil CO. 3,348.96 Texaco 155.60 Monteith T. Co. 239.09 Ace Hdwe. Co. 10.12 Coverall Rent. 605.65 Curtis Ind., Inc. 38.72 Del Chem. Corp. 34.30 EddATom's 5.35 Eutectic Castolln Ins. 232.40 Fifers Fire Ext. 121.80 Glass S. of W. 11.43 Hank's Rug Serv. 26.25 Ind. Text. Co. 104.38 Kennedy's R. Sh. 17.94 Millington Bros. 25.95 Oren-Van Aman Co., Inc. 1.21 Plymouth Rad. Rep. 95.00 Purity Cy. Gases 14.56 Sat. Equip. A Supp. 12.30 Share Corp. 17.05 Quality F A F 30.88 Warsaw Chem. Co. 48.85 Warsaw License Bureau 11.00 Boyer's LAG 145.75 C-Bolt, Inc. 32.32 Deeds Equip. 126.90 Mike GUI 206.00 Ind. Equip. Co. 11.05 W. A. Jones A Son .66 Keriln Tr. Sales 719.44 Kitchen Mach., Inc. 329.20 Mac Allister Mach. 40.62 Reid-Holcomb 691.20 Schrader-Warsaw 299.41 Smith Ford, Inc. 3.83 Stockberger, Inc. 2434.78 . Warsaw Auto. Supp. 198.09 Wayne Pipe A Supp. 28.00 Wholesale Eect. 1.35 Strayer Ins. 1,211.00 WAWTr.Sales 31,310.00 Heavy Cons., Inc. 3415.28 Kos. Co. Hwy. 8.60 Times-Union 7.32 The Mall-Journal 44.35 CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOW. David Haines, MD 400.00 Carrell Sherman 893.55 Loren Pound 752.50 Barbara McClure RN 634.81 Nellie VanMarcke 466.66 Mary Johnson 233.33 Postmaster, Warsaw 24.00 Loren Pound 102.72 Carroll Sherman 156.12 United Telephone Co. 48.92 Ind. Rest. Equip. 14.20 I, Lawrence Butts do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims allowed by (he Kosciusko County Commissioners on «n day of September, 1973. Lawrence Butts Keeciueko County Auditor

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14 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 10,1059 A new coat of white paint has been given the residence of Rev. and Mrs. Carl Sheardr. The Clayton family reunion was held Sunday at Claytonia at Webster Lake with 40 persons in attendance. The Kosciusko county WCTU convention will be held in the First Brethren church in Milford on Friday. Rev. and Mrs. W. Harlan Smith left Tuesday for Elgin, 111., to visit their daughter Helen. A fire of unknown origin did an estimated $35,000 worth of damage at the Tippecanoe Country club early Thursday. BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kinney, Sr., are the parents of a son, Kevin Ray; Mr. and Mrs. John Michael Tobin are the parents of a daughter, Lori Lee. Rev. John Hartman of Nappanee will be present at the Nazarene church Sunday to speak to the boys and girls immediately following' the Bible class sessions. James Stuckman will speak and show his color slides before the Van Buren-Jefferson Farm Bureau group at the Milford elementary school Tuesday evening. A baseball thrown before Jeff Dippon had his catcher’s equipment on resulted in a cracked hand bone at the index finger knuckle. Charles G. Cripe, 19, was among three Kosciusko county youths who recently enlisted in the air force for four years. 24 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 8,1949 The ever popular Farmer’s Day parade will be held Thursday, Sept. 8, during the Indiana State Fair. Bill Haab was the victim of an accident Friday afternoon when he had his left thumb cut off at the second joint while working on the Earl Wolferman farm. Arthur Kline has accepted a teaching position at the Pickford, Mich., high school and began his duties there this week. An impressive installation service for the new officers of the American Legion Auxiliary was conducted in the legion hall Tuesday evening. The tomato crop around Milford will have them all topped for another year according to Don Cecil. The Turkey Creek Homebuilders club met Wednesday evening for a family night pot luck supper at the home of ’Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Fox. The thirteen coaches of Kosciusko county met last Thursday at the teachers’ institute and made their plans for the coming softball season. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Milthaler of Dayton, Ohio, were week end guests of Mrs. E. R. Hurd. Thirty boys and girls were present at a birthday party on Monday for Paula Jean Deeter of Leesburg. The Milford Parent Teachers association will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the school house. A new street light was added last week to the row of lights on Main street. 30 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 9,1943 BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Dinkledine are the parents of a son, David Alan; Mr. and Mrs. Merle Holderread are the parents of a daughter, Jean Louise; Corp, and Mrs. Glenn Price are the parents of a son, Glenn Eugene, Jr. Dr. John J. DeFries, who received the doctor of medicine degree from the Indiana university school of medicine, will serve his internship with the Indianapolis city hospital. Charlene Fuller returned on Wednesday from several weeks of vacation in Knoxville, Tenn., and the Great Smoky Mountains. Pvt. Howard Fuller is spending this week with his mother and other relatives. Mrs. Samuel Hartter was hostess to 18 members of the Woman’s Missionary society of the First Brethren church last Thursday afternoon. The Nappanee public library board has secured Miss Helen Watkins for librarian. The Columbia Reading circle members will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Elsie Overleese. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Om have received word that their son Darrell has received his rating of corporal. IM. Raymond Custer, MP is spending a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Custer. The members of the senior class of Milford received their class rings and class pins Tuesday. 40 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 7,1933 BiUy McDonald returned last

week to his home here from Chicago where he had been employed. Earl Wolferman who attended the Elkhart county fair Thursday afternoon purchased one of the prize steers they had on exhibit. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown of Redman Park, Dewart Lake, left for Indianapolis Tuesday where they will make their home. Two more moving pictures will be shown on the Main street here this season. Mrs. Noble Miller, who is employed at the local garment factory, sewed through her finger Friday morning while operating one of the power machines. Robert Groves, who for the past year operated the Standard Oil station on road 15 north of town, has taken over a service station in Morocco.

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For the first ime in 60 years beer has been placed on sale at WesterviUe, Ohio. The only place to live happily is inside your income. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haney are the parents of a son, Leslie Earl. The first meeting, of the Columbia Reading circle will be held at the D. W. Hasting residence in Milford Monday evening. Wind blew over the barn on the J. W. Myers farm at Milford Junction in Monday nights storm. John Whybrew treated after motorcycle wrecks John Whybrew, 21, r 1 Syracuse, was treated for neck pains after losing control of his motorcycle on CR 550 N, one mile east of Oswego and sideswiping a utility pole. The accident occurred at 8:48 p.m. Thursday. The motorcycle crashed into a plowed field and caught fire. Damage was set at SBOO.

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Announce new auto dealership at Syracuse Harry Appenzeller is announcing a new Dodge auto dealership in Syracuse to be known as Lakeland Motens, at 401 South Huntington street. He is being joined in a partnership with his two sons, Jan and BiU, who are now operating a tire agency and auto repair service at the same location. Mr. Appenzeller says plans are to build a 40 by 50 addition extending the shop area to the south, with entrance to the garage being on Dolan Drive. He had a Dodge, Chrysler and Plymouth agency at the same location from 1963 to 1966, which he sold to Ernest Rogers, and which was later closed out. FIRST AID UNIT CALLED TWO TIMES The Syracuse first aid unit answered two calls this week to the Claude Coppes residence, one on Wednesday and one on

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Saturday. Wednesday at 9:42 p.m. they were called to the residence on Pickwick Rd. for a possible heart attack. On Saturday at 12:07 p.m. a call was answered for Claude Coppes, Kale Island, for a < possible stroke. He was transferred to the Goshen hospital. Area resident attends confab in England Paul E. Hollar of Milford was among more than 200 faring people who attended a “Hog Farmer’s Forum to Marrie Olde England” last week. The forum was sponsored by a Milwaukee magazine. The conference consisted of special seminars and tours, including a judging contest of three British breeds of hogs at a testing station north of London, visiting the National Agricultural Centre and trips to working hog farms in the English countryside. The farm people flew to London on a special chartered jet and stayed at the London Tara Hotel,

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a new hotel in the heart of London. During the week-long conference, the group also toured Buckingham Palace, the English Parliament, saw “Big Ben” and other famous London sights. Two appear in ip Koher's court this week Two men appeared in jp Chris Koher’s court this week and were assessed fines as follows: Santos Carlos Castro, box 69 Milford, $34.50 for driving while' suspended and $25 for expired vehicle inspection sticker. Leon G. Shahnaszriou, 3428 Grady Blvd., Elkhart, $25 for violation of boating laws. Firemen to hold picnic September 9 The annual firemen’s picnic at Syracuse will be held on Sunday, Sept. 9, at noon at the Boy Scout cabin. All honorary firemen, policemen and town board members are welcome.

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