The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 November 1973 — Page 15
1 YEAR AGO. NOV. 15,1972 The Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary club marked its silver anniversary last night with a ladies night at the South Share country dub with approximately 100 in attendance. Bids were opened at a special meeting* of the Syracuse town board of trustees last Thursday night for purchase of a new police car with the Syracuse branch of the C. S. MyersFbrd being awarded the contract with a low bid of $3,428. The board of zoning appeals of the town of Syracuse unanimously denied a request for variance by John Robinson, doing business as the American Eagle Motor corporation, at a Monday night meeting at Syracuse town hall. A community Thanksgiving service will be held at Calvary United Methodist church on Thanksgiving eve according to a spokesman for the event sponsored by the Syracuse Ministerial association. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ketering of r 1 will observe their 60th wedding anniversary on November 23. Mrs. Arnold Ddl, Dave and Dick of Milford, and Mrs. Jack Carr, Christie and Connie, Syracuse, have returned from a
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it ? n OFF SEASON BARGAIN Three bedrooms, IV, baths, lovely living room overlooking Dewart Lake. Two car garage and large lot. IM feet of pier and boat. It won't last till spring. Call today.
COUNTRY MODERN Live in the country with all the modern convenience*. There'* beautiful carpeting and cu*tom draperies throughout, plu* bath and a half and family room. The sliding glass patio door* off the dining room look out over your 11 acre*. No scraping ice this winter when you park your car in the heated garage with concrete drive. Upper 30's with terms very negotiable. See to appreciate.
Wfl. itnL r .1 ■ ATTENTION EXECUTIVES Live on fantastic Wawasee lakefront. Excellent one story house with throe bedrooms, I's baths, large double living room with fireplace, beautiful kitchen and utility room with all appliances. Huge garage for car, boat and pier storage. Two lots, 140 feet of pier, inboardoutboard pontoon, lovely furniture, and many other extras. Shown by appointment. $70,000
t 1 ' 1 fl Ml ; ... rlf? LAKE TIPPECANOE LAKEFRONT This fantastic s bedroom home has 1 full baths, a Coppes kitchen, a beautiful stone fireplace, utility room, big closet*. 1 car garage, and much more. There is 100 foot of lakefront with a cement boat slip, plus an 00 foot pier. All this is located on .SI of an acre. Don't miss this Mr only *40,500.
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trip to the southwestern United States and Mexico. Vega Corporation has announced plans to open its third plant in Syracuse according to Al Amos, general manager. 5 YEARS AGO, NOV. 13,1963 Members of the Lakeland school board took their first steps this week toward a building study in the corporation when they instructed superintendent Don Arnold to contact architects and ask for a representative to meet with the board. Mrs. Richard Shipley of Lake Wawasee collided with a large buck deer Sunday just east of the Crow’s Nest. Final rites were held Tuesday for World War I veteran Roy Sarjent, 77, of Benton. Army private first class David L. Shields is assigned to the 65th engineer battalion at CuChi, Viet Nam, as a combat engineer. Obits: Fletcher Eugene Marsh, 60; and Pvt. Ronald Mitchell, 20. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Luegge and sons of Portage, Mich., spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Julier, Mrs. Lydia Deardorff and Miss Ida Deardbrff, all of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pidgeon of r 4 have returned to their In-
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F? - xSTI f , i y j * jps i PICTURE PERFECT Set among young Black Walnut trees on 1.44 acres. Go fishing or boating on either Webster Lake or Backwaters. Two bedrooms, < basement, 2 story garage, with plenty of storage. At 514.5 M. This : property will sell. Call nowl
iRI A~’*■ **'♦ NEXT TO TIPPY COUNTRY CLUB Is this three bedroom home, nestled on a hill and surrounded by many shade trees. You'll have a nice view of Tippecanoe Lake and can walk to the country club. There is a fireplace in the coiy living room and a balcony oH the upstairs bedrooms. You will have your own lake eastment and pier with a fantastic sandy beach for swimming. The easement is only M feet away. En|oy lake living at a reasonable price. Only 517.9 M. Better call Quick!
WATERFRONT Gracious living in this spacious 3 bedroom waterfront home. Includes 143,000 BTU gas furnace with electronic air cleaner, central air and vacuum, fully equipped kitchen, 2 fireplaces, thermo windows, sliding glass door, intercom on all four levels and patio, heated I’/* car garage (w> automatic doors, large lot, underground sprinkling system, double seawall and walk, 2 boat covers. There are so many other features about this waterfront home we cannot state them all in our ad. House, extras and furnishing cannot be replaced as *133,000. Call for mor* detain and appointment.
** jbMRbtHMbMbMMRb: ROOM TO ROAM On large 103 x I*o lot that's well landscaped, excellent location to school* and shopping. You must see this well-kept 3 bedroom, full basement ranch. Plus attached 2 car garage, storage no problem. Call now for appointment. Only in the mid-twenties.
As Poets We Are Better Salesmen However Some Realtors are known for their high priced listings. Some are known for low. Some resort to poetic license using words that exhort ano glow. . We at Nellans are proud to state that service is our best feature. No matter the sue, the style, or price. I To serve you is our pleasure. Office Hours: 9 To 5 Monday Thru Saturday After 6 P.M. Call I Bill Detert Res. 267-4262 Doug Allen Res. 457-4970 Lynda Marshall Res. 453-4207 Frank Greco Res. 269-1012 i Mary Ann Lacas Res. 658-4027
dianapolis home for the winter. 10 YEARS AGO. NOV. 14,1963 A total of $81,034.30 in personal checks is to be mailed to 651 Christmas club members by the four banks in the Lakeland area with 213 at Syracuse in the amount of $21,937.50, slightly less than last year. A 1961 Chevrolet, stolen from McCormick-Cutter in Syracuse last June, has been found in Whitley county near the De La Balme road. Michael Storms is one of 42 Wittenberg university freshman who have been awarded Wittenberg alumni honor scholarships. Syracuse and Turkey Creek townships have exceeded their United Fund quota by 5.1 per cent with $6,756.90 collected. Robert Snyder of Pierceton is employed at Lakeland Motors on South Huntington street. Remodeling has begun at Wawasee Bowl in preparation of making a dining area over into a tap room. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kline of Wheaton, 111., visited Sunday with Mrs. Karl Weingart and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kline. 20 YEARS AGO, NOV. 13,1953 The largest crowd on record turned out to participate in the Syracuse public school observance of National Education week on Tuesday evening. Employees of The Weatherhead Company staged a trap shoot party Saturday, sponsored by their employer, with Walter Tobias and Vern Brinkman in charge of arrangements. Utilization of the new water tower has been delayed pending some completion of additional work to take place for another week or two. Mrs. Richard Howard sailed Thursday aboard the liner General Maurice Rose for Mannheim, Germany, to join her serviceman husband. Services were held Monday for Willard Luverne Elkins, 78, a retired banker and resident of Syracuse for the past 10 years. Ed Blocker is among 13 Indiana university students who will participate in the accounting internship program in the offices of Lyband, Ross Brothers and Montgomery at New York. Floyd Baer, Joseph Thornburg REAL ESTATE
and John Runyan returned this week from a hunting trip to Canada and each man bagged a bear. 45 YEARS AGO, NOV. 15.1928 On Sunday, Nov. 11, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hinderer, a carry-in dinner was given honoring Mrs. Susan Nicolai who celebrated her 85th birthday on November 12. S. J. Stookey announced this week of the sale of his oil station to Gafill Oil Co. of South Bend and J. E. Greiger and son will be in charge. Kathryn Stetler, Cleo Corey, Anna Rex and Irene Shock visited the Milford high school on Monday. Miss Gertrude Hoch returned Tuesday from the Elkhart hospital where she underwent surgery for her appendix two weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Buchholz spent Sunday at Waukegan, 111., with Dr. B. F. Hoy who is recovering nicely from a recent operation. Miss Eunice Wyatt is a freshman in the College for Women of Western Reserve university at Cleveland, Ohio. George Xanders advisor at Wittenberg SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — George L. Xanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Xanders, 178 N. Shore Dr., Syracuse, has been selected as a resident advisor at Wittenberg university for the 1973-74 school year. The Wittenberg resident advisors serve as representatives of the professional resident counselors in the nine Wittenberg residence halls. The R. A.’s act as peer counselors and aid in the operation of the hall. One R. A. is placed in each floor or each section. Wittenberg is a private liberal arts university located in Springfield, Ohio. Founded in 1845, the university is affiliated with the Lutheran church in America and has more than 2,400 students from all sections of the United States and from several foreign countries. Vandalism reported in Syracuse Pranksters removed two manhole street covers sometime last Friday night at Main and Harrison street areas in Syracuse and both were recovered by Syracuse police. Also during the night, a small wooden fence was stretched across Pearl street and removed by officers. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WE ARE LOOKING for responsible people willing to work for good pay. Call 658-4507 Custom Insulation. N. 14-21 WANTED babysitting in your hone. Contact Marjorie Perry, 430 East Boston street, Syracuse.
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REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE PERFECT BUILDING LOT —l37’ x 190’ at corner of Pickwick Road and Warner Road, just east of Wawasee Boat Co. High and dry for basement, includes share of lagoon with channel into Wawasee. See this at once. Priced for quick sale. SWIMMING-FISHING-BOATING — It will be like owning your own lake when you live here! Every advantage of rustic charm and country living — yet only minutes from town. 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, partial basement, gas furnace, aluminum storms and doors, new aluminum siding. Easement to Wawasee, pier, beautiful location on Waco Drive. WITH A LITTLE BIT OF LUCK — Your offer may take this house. The owner’s in a hurry-wants to sell fast — that may be your good luck. Look at it today. With all these features, it’s worth a bid! 525 S. Lake St., 3 bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room with fireplace, enclosed sun porch, heated garage, nice lot in an attractive neighborhood. Can be bought on contract. TENANT WILL BUY IT FOR YOU — This comfortable duplex will actually cost you very little because your tenant will pay the bulk of the bills! Examine these figures — then see the house. We wager you’ll want it! Income 3290 per month, 2 bedrooms, bath, kitchen and dining area in each apartment. 2 car garage and lovely lot in an excellent location. COMMERCIAL INVESTORS — 860’ frontage on Road 13 just south of and across the road from the new Branch Bank. 225 to 500* in depth. Hurry! IF WHAT YOU WANT ISN’T LISTED, COME ‘N’ SEE US—WE’LL FIND IT FOR YOU. Chalet ik Realty, Inc. JsSP* PO Box 142 Dick Littlefield, Associate R"d 13 South „ H-e Syracuse, Ind. GcorgeDuckw.il. Rortgr Phone 457-2670
Court News KOSCIUSKO COUNTY Marriage Dissolution Sandra Jean Bucher vs Wayne Bucher, Jr., of Syracuse. The couple was married November 3, 1962 and separated October 31, 1973. Plaintiff asks for divorce, custody of three minor children, support, division of property and attorney fees. Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses at the office of county clerk Bessie I. Himes: Daniel J. Gladieux, 22, North Webster, factory worker and Susan Annette Brower, 20, box 162 North Webster, dental assistant Peter Alan Wood, 18, 651 South Lock street, Nappanee, machine operator and Dixie Diane Disher, 18, 712 Baltimore street, Syracuse, unemployed Danny Ray Wright, 19, box 224 Milford, factory worker and Pamela Sue Ruff, 16, 705 West Centenial street, Elkhart, unemployed Gary Lee Schlabach, 18, box 14 Millersburg, factory worker and Cindy Lou Keck, 17, 118 North Harrison street, Syracuse, student Labor and Materials Dick Brown vs Ray Gramme, r 4 Syracuse. Plaintiff asks judgment of $1,527.49 for labor and materials. Account Complaint American Steel Supply Corp vs J&J Mfg. Company, r 2 Syracuse. Plaintiff asks judgment of $1,039.88, interest and costs of action. Fined The following person was assessed fines and costs when he appeared before city judge Robert Burner recently: Armando Garza, Milford, assault charge continued for two weeks ELKHART COUNTY Dissolutions Filed Goble L. Stamper and Linda Stamper, Syracuse. They were married May 13, 1971 and separated July 13,1973. She seeks custody of one child. Dissolutions Filed Charles W. Lewallen and Betty Jo Lewallen, r 4 Syracuse. They were married December 21,1953 and separated October 10, 1973. They have three children. Comoro Islands will get independence France has agreed to grant independence to the Comoro Islands off South East Africa between Mozambique and Madagascar, subject to the result of a referendum to be held within five years. The four islands have a total population of about 300,000. — CNS
'Christmas In These United States' theme
“Christmas In These United States” is the theme for the Christmas Carol banquet to be presented by the music department of Wawasee high school on December 3,4 and 5. This annual Christmas Carol banquet is scheduled at 6:30 p.m. in the Wawasee high school commons. The program will consist of a traditional American dinner. Christmas music that is common in our United States, dances and characteristic decorations. The Accident — (Continued From Page 1) he said. The questioning occurred in Frey’s office a short time following the early Monday, Sept. 3, accident. The accident occurred at about 6:30 p.m. that day. Frey said available evidence put the boat the area youths were in at about the area of the accident at the time of the accident. He said a number of them recall seeing a water ski bob up, but that they thought their boat had simply hit a ski. They were riding in an 18-foot V-bottom Steury fiberglass boat which Frey said was a “heavy boat” and that it was highly possible the youths did not feel the impact of hitting anyone. Driving the boat in question was Charles Samuel Mohler, 449 Medusa street, Syracuse, and riding in the boat were Quinter Hire, Phil Mosiett, Joe Snider, Allison Day, Scott Hire, Sandra Searfoss and Karen Walker. Day was skiing behind the Mohler boat when the accident occurred, attorney Frey said. Frey said the youths admit hearing something hit the boat, but that they were not concerned about it. He added that propeller particles, fiberglass particles and paint chips were sent to the state police laboratory for scrutiny and test. ‘Educated Guess’ Frey added, “The best educated guess is that the Mohler boat is the one in question, but we cannot be certain.” Frey said a Goshen boat belonging 4 to Robert Slabaugh was also under investigation at one time, and when the youths involved in the Mohler boat read accounts of this investigation, they thought perhaps this was the boat involved in the fatal accident. Frey said no charges will be filed against anyone in the accident, that what was involved was simply an accident. He said there was no evidence that the youths had deliberately left the scene of an accident. Williamson died at 11:25 p.m. at the Elkhart hospital where he was transferred from the Goshen hospital following the accident. LEGALS LEOAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA DOCKET NO. 33471 IN THE MATTER OF THE JOINT PETITION OF WATER UTILITIES INCORPORATED AND RURAL UTILITIES, INC., FOR AN ORDER APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING: (1) THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF CERTAIN WATER UTILITY PROPERTIES OF RURAL UTILITIES INC. IN THE COUNTY OF KOSCIUSKO, NEAR WARSAW, INDIANA: (2) THE APPLICATION OF WATER UTILITY INCORPORATED'S APPROPRIATE RATES, TARIFFS. CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS TO CUSTOMERS IN THE AREA TO BE ACQUIRED; AND (3) GRANTING ALL OTHER APPROPRIATE RELIEF IN THE PREMISES. Notice Is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct a public hearing in this cause in the Rooms of the Commission, 907 State Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, at 9:30 A.M., EST on Monday, December 10, 1973. Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA BY: W. W. Hill, Chairman
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high school concert choir, women’s choir, cadet choir, string orchestra, soloists, pianists and jazz band will provide musical entertainment during the dinner. Other departments aid in presenting the Christmas Carol banquet. The kitchen staff prepares the food for the three course dinner, girls from the home economics department serves the meal and the language arts department assists in
Camp Fire * Blue Bird fly-up held Sunday at Scout cabin
“A Family Fiesta” was the theme used Sunday afternoon for the Camp Fire and Blue Bird Girls fly-up held at the Syracuse & scout cabin. Presentation of the flag and pledges by the Can te su ta group started the ceremonial, followed by the candle lighting ceremony conducted by the Ta Ma Le group. The new Camp Fire program was explained by Mrs. John Allyn of the Goshen-Syracuse council office. A skit called “The Great Bullfight” was presented by all the girls. Each of the six groups gave a short outline of the year’s activities and leaders presented honor beads to their girls. Mrs. Steve Crow’s Blue Bird t
'the paper' now gives you 46,913 homes with one adv
Here’s good news for anyone interested in the classified advertising market. For the first time mass circulation at low cost is being offered to parties wishing to reach the classified advertising market in Kosciusko, and Elkhart counties and a west Noble county area with Ligonier as its natural trading hub. 46,913 Circulation The three editions of “the paper” offer a combined circulation of 46,913 in the above area — and a 25-word classified ad will be printed in this total circulation for only $3.25! The Kosciusko county edition of ‘the paper’ has a circulation of 20,606, while the Elkhart county edition has a circulation of 19,903. The west Noble edition goes into 6,404 homes.
McCarthy's Market 2 Miles So. Os Syracuse WILL RE-OPEN Friday, Nov. 16 V s ®** / LOADS AND LOADS OF FRUIT Mixed Fruit Baskets — 98 C up (Order Early) Bananas— ]0 C Lb. Watch For Christmas Tree Special! L Come See Us —Mac And Phyl And Wally Huffer ,
training the narrators. In the past the Christmas Carol banquets have been descriptive of various foreign countries and traditions. They have represented England, France, Switzerland, Bavaria, Germany and the Scandinavian countries. All seats are to be reserved prior to the banquets. Orders for reservations may be obtained through students of the music department or by calling Varner M. Chance at Wawasee high school.
group flew up into the Camp Fire program in a ceremony conducted by Mrs. Tom Leonard’s Ko Ki group. Mrs. Norman Stevenson presented her Blue Bird group and reported four new groups are being organized and expected to start within two weeks. New Officers Mrs. Steve Bartow, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. Pat McCarty were introduced as the new officers of the leader association. Another skit was presented by the Can te su ta group emphasizing that you are never too old to participate in the Camp Fire program. Refreshments were served while the parents discussed group activities with the leaders.
The classified ad rate for each of these editions is normally $1.25 — or $3.75. But now the publishers of the fast-growing free-circulation editions are reducing this rate to $3.25 if a classified ad appears in all three editions the same week. The above price is good only if cash or check accompanies the ad. It’s a real bonus offer for users of classified advertising as a business promotion or to sell personal items. For the best circulation at low cost, call any of ‘the paper’ editorial offices: Ligonier — 894-3227 Goshen — 533-0714 Milford — 658-4111 Syracuse — 457-3666 Warsaw - 269-2932
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