The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 February 1974 — Page 10
THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed.. Feb. 13,1974
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! North Webster j I. By MARY LEE WILLMAN • | „ I R. 1 Leesburg j
Snow sledding party Feb. 2 The teen girls, teen boys and junior Sunday school classes of Barbee Community church held a snow sledding party February 2, at the farm of Mr and Mrs. Howard Koenigshof. r 1 Pierceton. After sledding the young people went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewight Ritenour. r 1 Warsaw, for games and refreshments. Church of Brethren scene of WCTU meeting Fel>. 5 Anna Bowers chapter of Women's Christian Temperance Union met February 5 at North Webster Church of the Brethren Betty Barrett, was in charge of meeting due to the absence of Mazil Miller, who is the regular president. Elizabeth Baker gave devotions A letter was read from the Fort Wayne veterans hospital thanking the group for Christmas presents sent to the patients. It was announced that the county WCTU meeting will be held at the North Webster Church of the Brethren some time in April The exact date of the meeting will be announced later. Virginia Bockman gave the closing prayer. HAM AND BEAN SUPPER North Webster Fireman Ladies Auxiliary served a ham and bean supper to members and their families at the fire station on February 10. Judge Arthur Osborn speaks to Kiwanis Judge Arthur Osborn was guest speaker for the February 4 meeting of Lakeland Kiwanis club. His topic was "Let's Play.” He discussed the value of hobbies. It was announced that the board meeting would be held February 4 at the United Methodist church Tha Hobby Show committee met February 7 at the home of Herbert George. "Happy Birthday” was sung to Pat McCarty BARBEE HOOSIER TUB MEETS Harbee Hoosier club February ra Ming was cancelled due to incident weather Th*iext meeting will be held March a t the conservation club building Auxilifth i s guest at Pierceton North Webster Ladies Auxiliary were g^ s The Pierceton Firwu Ladies Auxiliary for a February 4. y
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Mrs. W. Metcalf is hostess for Charm N' Chatter Mrs. William Metcalf was hostess for the February 4 meeting of Charm N’ Chatter home extension club. Eva Brunner assisted the hostess. Mrs. Marvin Ward gave the health and safety lesson Her subject was "Charities. Pros and Cons.” Mrs. Vern Hunt, garden chairman, discussed preserving Christmas flower gifts. Mrs. CliffSchang presented the citizenship report. She told about the Indiana state symbols and their meaning. The lesson on cholesterol was given by Mrs. Chris Brower. Mrs. Sherman Bryant was appointed as club chairman for the membership tea to be held March 26 at the Shrine building in Warsaw. It was announced that club members will be assisting Miller's Merry Manor home extension club with its May 20 meeting Roll call response was "Where fwent on my first date.” Mrs Harold Anderson, president, gave a report of the recent president’s council meeting Election of officers was held. New of* icers for the coming year are: Mrs Preston Gregory — president Mrs. Vern Hunt — vice president Mrs Lester Cline — secretary Mrs Marvin Ward — treasurer The • cw officers will be installed at the May meeting. Lady Lions discuss ball Plans for the February 9 Sweetheart Ball were discussed during the February 5 meeting of North Webster Lady Lions The meeting was held at Camelot Hall in the International Palace of Sports Guest speaker was Larry Clodfelter of the Indiana state police. He showed a film and talked about self protection. A question and answer period followed Mrs Paul Royer and Mrs Howard Locke served refreshments —NW— Milford driver in New Paris accident A 1968 Chevrolet driven by Ronald Morris. 20. r 1 Leesburg, sustained $230 damage Friday at 5:45 a m. on Indiana 15. south of New Paris. Morris reported he fell asleep and his auto left the highway while traveling at 50 miles per hour Elkhart county sheriff’s Sgt. Phil Miller investigated at the scene. No injuries were reported and damage was also listed to a town limit sign along the road.
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ONI IN A MILLION A treasure like this is aam M a miHien Had If vow have fcltn leoktM tor a J bedroom Lake Wawasoe home with a Mice tap teat you can aftord. Hws ts vow lucky day I This JX vely nearly heme with tvll basement has a short easement dwectty to the lakefront Some htohliph’s: oneHHrd acre. >‘t baths. 1 car parape. and larpe kitchen with many extras At only SUMO. dent let this one pass yew byi! Bl ™ _ jHHL a »tAUTY OF A »«V EXLltwuESJ!** h» m * with tot to Fascination 1 * ''Vine otv* • private lot to dock kitchen compete with bwtt-ta ranee. M ft * cabinets, and a break.-.. ... th. entire home is twnished mctodiepTajj**** Xprooms <Hher earns are an LEEJEEd aU « Tow most see this one to behove It at a>o a '*l price h»11. tod. Hurry!
Syracuse town board okays two day trash pick up
Harold Renner of Renner Sanitation Service at Ligonier was present at the February 5 town board meeting at Syracuse to make a request. Renner's crew is hired by the town for trash hauling and it has become necessary to pick up two days rather than one day. He wanted permission to make this change from the town board He stated that a better job could be done if the town would agree that everything on the west side of town, using Huntington street as the center line, be picked up on Tuesdays each week Everything on the east side of town would be picked up Wednesdays. He’ agreed to take the responsibility of notifying the citizens of the community of the change. He added that the change was especially necessary because of the coming annexation. The request was granted. Renner also asked that businesses be asked to furnish containers for their trash since the city pays for the dumping There is a deplorable rat problem some places. Containers can be purchased or leased from several companies, including Renner's. Renner’s will furnish containers for city property such as the parks, scout cabin area etc., at no cost to the town. Acting chairman Grisamer agreed to talk to Renner about prices to quote to the business people on containers. It was mentioned that persons in new Pickwick block were not always getting trash picked up because the alley is being used for parking and trucks cannot get through At one time it was piled full of snow and on February 5 there was a pile of lumber with nails in the way of the trucks. The merchants in the block have been advised to clean up the alley so the trucks can go through if they want pick up. Other Business Tom Leonard, a realtor and developer, asked if sewage could be extended to the Pleasant Grove area where he has a project. He was reminded that the State Board of Health has told Syracuse that no one else can be added at present. Waco and other areas are also waiting for this service. If and when the system is large enough for it to be practical it will be done. At present the town is trying to reduce the load to the sewage plant and use chemicals to reduce germ count by 2 per cent. Stan Insley was present and thanked the town for removing the box elder trees in his neighborhood. He also brought attention to parking violations on west Carroll street. The board instructed him to notify the police of this matter. It is their duty to enforce law.. Mrs. Larry Clodfelter was appointed to the plan commission as the new Republican member. She is to fulfill the unexpired term left by Donald Niles. Bill Coburn was elected president of the Board of Zoning Appeal by his peers and was given approval by the board. Grisamer agreed to contact the'state about Federal funds which are available to towns on a 9-10 per cent basis if they apply and are approved before funds are gone and a July deadline Syracuse could use
more of these funds for streets among other things. John Walker of First Charter Insurance was instructed to go ahead and renew policies for town equipment and property by the February 11 date when it is due. An updated list of equipment is to be used to be sure everything is covered. 6 In addition to Grisamer. town board members Carl Myrick and Marion L. Miller were present along with clerk-treasurer Betty Dust, town engineer Ben Wilson, attorney Steven Hearn, a dozen interested citizens and three guests were also in attendance.
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By CAROLYN GROVE Some new books at the library: “Vic Hatfield's Diary" by Vic Hatfield is the story of the Rangers 1972-73 hockey season. "John Adams. A Biography in His Own Words" contains 150 illustrations. A selected bibliography and a cifcnplete index make this a useful reference work. "The Railroaders: The Old West” by the Editors of TimeLife has an interesting text and many attractive photographs of trains and workmen. "Baker's Hawk” by Jack Bickham. An 11-year-old boy raises an injured red-tailed hawk in Colorado in the 1880’s. “The Hot Blue Sea” by Richard Jessup This book describes the incredible suspense of being inside a hurricane aboard a small craft. “I Heard the Owl Call My Name” by Margaret Craven. A young minister, sent by his bishop to a parish of Indians into British Columbia, has only two years left to live. This is a different type of story than many modem books have to tell “Not Good if Detached” by Corrie Ten Boom reveals the secret of abiding in God. “Crown of Aloes” by Norah Lofts is a portrait of Isabella of Spain by one of the most popular novelists. "The Turquoise Mask” by Phyllis A. Whitney is a mystery describing the efforts of Amanda Austin to learn the truth about her mother. It takes place in New Mexico. Joe Namath, Vince Lombardi, Tom Seaver, Jackie Robinson, and Billie Jean King are some of the sports figures whose lives are told in 15 new books received for the children's room. The young people are welcome to look at these colorful books. Snowmobile club has family outing A family fun snowmobile event was held on Lake Wawasee Sunday by the Wawasee Snowmobile club with winners to be announced at the next regular meeting of the club February 19, 7:30 p.m., at the Frog Annex. Sunday events included a broom ball contest, blindman’s serpentine and cross country run. Persons w ishing to join the club are welcome to attend the February 19 meeting.
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1 YEAR AGO, FEB. 14, 1973 Miss Janet Criswell and Gary Greer were united in marriage in an 8 o’clock ceremony on Friday evening. Feb. 9. in the United Church of Christ at Elkhart. The Eagle Lake home of Dr. and Mrs. Philip Myers at Edwardsburg, Mich., was the setting of the Sunday wedding on February 11 uniting in marriage Miss Constance Leer and Eugene Beachy, both of Syracuse. It was announced today by Larry Nellans, C.R.8., president of the Larry Nellans Company, Realtors, that Bill Detert has been appointed sales manager of the company's new office in Wawasee Village at Syracuse. Steve Mock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thurlow Mock of Syracuse, has been transferred as manager of Musicland in the Logansport Mall to Titusville. Fla., where he will manage the Musicland store there. SYEARSAGO Mrs. Zerola Zook was installed this week as president of the local Women's Relief Corps. Obits: James Mick, 86, Mrs. Daisey Haney, 72. Douglas Karl Felts, 2, Omer Wesley Howe, 77, and Muriel Sharp. 75. Births: Steven Carl to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sinn of Haviland. Ohio. Norris (Hoppy) Wise was seriously injured at Holiday Rambler this week when he was run over with a fork lift. Births: A son February 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Bontrager of r 3; and Spec 4 and Mrs. Mark Wagner, Jennifer Anne, on January 21. 10 YEARS AGO. FEB. 13.1964 Mrs. Harry Alfrey is president of the Lakeland Youth committee at the local youth center. Dr. E. L. Fosbrink has returned home from a week at Nassau in the Bahamas with a group of Elkhart doctors. The new Thornburg drug store in Wawasee Village was opened on Monday of this week. New precinct lines have been set for Turkey Creek township and the present four precincts are being replaced with six. 20 YEARS AGO. FEB. 12.1954 Vernon Melvin Newcomer, 47, Syracuse and past commander of the Wawasee American legion post, died Friday at the veterans hospital. Mrs. Charles Dean is the new president of the firemen’s newly formed auxiliary at Syracuse. James Connolly, a Life Scout, has been chosen to serve as county attorney Saturday in Warsaw. Four alternating flashing devices have been placed in use in areas circumventing the school along main thoroughfares. 45 YEARS AGO. FEB. 14.1929 Mr. and Mrs. George Sargent of north of town were surprised Saturday when a number of friends called for a surprise, had lunch, and followed with games and music. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Shannon are moving this week in with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
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LOTS4F-LANO It you're still lookinp. well, fret no more. Yes. we have found it for yowl Yow can buy this larpe lot with M ft. frontape on Lake Wawasoe. It's located In Venetian isles, and the stem seawall is already there. Compare prices! Yeo can't beat this lot ter enty Sli.tee. 'T^rcF* 88 ?' ENERGY SAVER This lovely Papakeechie home is mere than an energy saver it's a bip money saver, too! Easy on utility bills and easy on yew Yow can entoy these lone winter evenmps m yew 11 M U livinp ream with slidtnp piass deers overlookinp the lake Twe bedrooms. Ml bath and convenient kitchen — all completely remodeled. What cento be more cosy than livinp in a ovality home snuppied amenp the trees! This dream home is tastefully carpeted threwphowt BUDGET LUXURY at only SILtOO 1 VfWflWff VIIW) > I r ■■yin • ii J WOODEDSPLENDOR Have yow ever dreamed of havinp that lakefront home with scenic woods where it »so peace!wi and pwiet yow cap hoar the crickets wind their watches? This spaciows J bedroom mobile heme is idealtv located en M feet of Papakeechie Lake. A charmmp kitchen, with ranpe altd refriperafw. has lets of room tor the family This lovely lot and home can be yowrs. New Price. Act NOW tt
Shannon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Searfoss spent Sunday evening in the Ike Myers home. Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Hoy spent Thursday at Peru with his sister who is ill. John E. Boyts. proprietor of the South Shore Inn, is confined to his home in Miami. Fla., due to illness.
LEGALS NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County, Indiana will from this date until 9 00 A M February 19. 1974 receive sealed bids on the following Aerial Photographs covering Kosciusko County, consisting of Cronaflex positives 200' per V. One section per positive Also, one set of 9*’ x 9" contact prints covering county stereoscopicaiiy. 1000' per v. The Commissioners will also receive an alternate bid tor the following A Township Photographic Index for the referred to Aerial Photographs > Bids must be filed in the County Auditor's Office on Form No 96 proposal form and accompanied by a bid bond or certified check for 10 percent of the maximum bid The necessary affidavit of non collusion must also be filed The -Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids LAWRENCE BUTTS Auditor. Kosciusko County F 6 13 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that on the Sth day of February. 1974, the Board of Town Trustees of the Town of Syracuse. Kosciusko County, Indiana adopted the following or dinance ORDINANCE NO. 74-2 An Ordinance Prohibiting the Parking of Vehicles on the South side of West Main Street for a distance of Thirty (30) feet East from its intersection with Dolan Drive in the Town of Syracuse, Indiana Be it ordained by the Board of Town Trustees of the Town of Syracuse, Indiana ARTICLE I Section 1. That the parking of any vehicle, on the South side of West Main Street commencing at the intersection of sa d West Main Street and Dolan Drive and extending East on the South side of said West Mam Street a distance of thirty (30) feet from its said intersection with Dolan Drive is prohibited and forbidden in the Town of Syracuse, Kosciusko County, Indiana Section 2. That any person so parking any vehicle on the South side of West Main Street from its intersection with said Dolan Drive and within a distance of thirty (30) feet East from said intersection shall be in violation of this ordinance and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in an amount of not less man $1 00 nor more man SIO.OO. ARTICLE II Section 1. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and proper publication thereof Passed and adopted by a vote of three (3) ayes to no nayes at a regular and duly constituted meeting of the Board of’ Town Trustees of the Town of Syracuse. Indiana, on the 5m day of February. 1974 Darrell Grisamer Marion L Miller Carl L. Myrick ATTEST Betty Oust Clerk Treasurer Town of Syracuse F 6 13 NOTICE OF CO ADMINISTRATRICES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE State of Indiana. Kosciusko County, SS IN THE KOSCIUSKO CIRCUIT COURT 1974 TERM ESTATE NO. E-73-122 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ETHEL BOWSER. DECEASED Notice is hereby given mat Barbara J. Zollinger and Elaine L. Darr, as Co Administratrices of me estate of Ethel Bowser, deceased, will, pursuant to ’he order of me Kosciusko Circuit Court, offer for sale at private sale at me offices of Reed. Hearn & Frey, 104 South Huntington Street. Syracuse. Indiana, on me 19m day of February. 1974. at me hour of 10 00 o’clock A.M.. and from day to day thereafter until sold, all of me right, title and interest of said decedent in and to the following described real estate situate in Kosciusko County, in the State of Indiana, to wit: Lot Numbered Twelve (12) in McConnell and Lape's Addition to me Town of Syracuse The sale will be made to me highest and best bidder therefore, and for not less than me full appraised value of said real estate, free and clear of all liens and encumbrances, except me lien of current taxes, and for cash Possession of said real estate shall be delivered to the Purchaser upon closing, and me Purchaser will be furnished an abstract of title or policy of title insurance to and including the action of me Court taken upon me Co Administratrices' report of sale. Said sale shall be made subject to me approval of me Kosciusko Circuit Court
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QUIET NIGHTS BY THE FIRESIDE Here is the a room cottape with full bath that you've always wanted You'll find this dream snuppled in the hillside on a larpe lakefront lot overlookinp Papakeechie. Yow evenmps will be spent by the brick fireplace in the larpe 10 « M livinp room. The upstairs also has 2 bedrooms with a closet in each. The 11 « U kitchen is fully epuipped tor livinp with a ranpe. refrtperator. and IS ft. of cabinets. The whole family will entoy the larpe 10 e M dininp area An enclosed patio tacinp the lake could be made into a spacious third bedroom This heme is completely furnished — there's even a pier and fishmp boat. You can own this lovely home with a IV, car parape tor a new tow price of SIf.VOO. Cail today I
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‘The Professionals in Reni Instate Phone Anytime: (219) 457-4777 Closed Tuesday On lake Wawasee (West of Fish Hatchery on Old Road 8) R. 3 Box 125 Syracuse, Ind. 46567
Dated m>s Ist day of February. 1974 BARBARA J ZOLLINGER And ELAINE L DARR Co Administratrices REED HEARN A FREY Attorneys for Co Administratrices F 6 13 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given mat on the 5m day of February, 1974. me Board of Town of Town Trustees of the Town of Syracuse. Kosciusko County. Indiana, adopted me following ordinance ORDINANCE NO. 741 An Ordinance Prohibiting the Parking of Vehicles on the West side of South Main Street for a distance of Eighty (80) feet ' South from its intersection with Brooklyn Street in me Town of Syracuse. Indiana Be it ordained by the Board of Town Trustees of me Town of Syracuse. Indiana ARTICLE I Section 1. That me parking of any vehicle on me West Side of South Main Street commencing at me intersection of said South Main Street and Brooklyn Street and extending South on me West side of said South Main Street a distance of Eighty (80) feet from its said intersection with Brooklyn Street is prohibited and forbidden in the Town of Syracuse. Kosciusko County. Ind'ana Section 2. That any person so parking any vehicle on me West side of South Main Street from its intersection with said Brooklyn Street and within a distance of Eighty (80) feet South from said intersection shall be in violation of mis ordinance and upon con viction mereof shall be fined in an amount of not less man $1 00 nor more than SIO.OO ARTICLE II Section 1. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage
NOTICE TO TAXPAYE RS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to me taxpayers of Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal • officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, in the Court House in me City of Warsaw, Indiana, at 9 00 A M . on me 19m day of February 1974 will consider the following additional appropriations, which said Officers consider necessary to meetthe extraordinary emergency existing at mis time County General Commissioners No 543 1 Five County Mental Health $8.68290 No 562 Rent of Bldgs A Offices $4,000.00 Federal Revenue Sharing to Drainage Board No 724.1 Equipment $20,000 00 KCB 18-74 Replace Bridge across the Tippecanoe River on Co Rd 300 N. Vj mile West of SR 15 No 205 LR AS 90,000 00 N 0.206 CC.BF. 10.000 00 KCB 62 74 Replace Bridge across me David Huffer Ditch on 100 N 400* East of 525 W No 205 L R A S 13400.00 No 206 C C.B.F 1,500.00 KCB 63 74 ’ Replace Bridge across Pole Run Ditch on 100 N '■* mile East of 650 W No 205 L R AS 13400.00 NO 206 C.CBF ) 1.500.00 KCC 326 74 Replace structure on 600 E '* mile MorKpfUSOS No 206 C.C B F 13.500.00 KCR-7 74 Reconstruct Epworth Forrest Road Fromjß No. 13. East No 205 L R AS * 135.000.00 No 204 MVH Fund 15.000 00 KCR 12 74 Reconstruct me County Farm Road From the South Corporation Limit of me City of Warsaw. South. No 205 L R AS 135.000.00 No 204 MVH Fund 15.000.00 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, mat taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon The additional appropriations as finally determined will be automatically referred to me State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Commission will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's Office, of Kosciusko County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor, when and where such hearing will be held. LAWRENCE BUTTS, Auditor Kosciusko County F. 6-13 AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTO REPAIR SERVICE Genuine Overhaul Part* Tune-Up W. L CUTTER CHEVROLET, Inc. 1001 So. Huntington Syracuse, Ind. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE LET'S TRADE! KINDER REALTY, INC. "The Complete Realty Co.' - We Have New Homes Under Construction ’ New I C t °? t ™ cUon Listings _ — Land Development Free Estimates Appraisals Residential — Commercial — Industrial 457-4444 1006 S. Huntington Syracuse
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and proper publication thereof Passed and adopted by a vote of three (3) ayes to no nayes at a regular and duly constituted "meeting of the Board of Town Trustees of me Town of Syracuse, Indiana, on me sth day of February. 1974. Darrell Grisamer Marion L. Miller Carl L. Myrick ATTEST: Betty Dust Clerk Treasurer Town of Syracuse F. 6-13 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given mat me local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Kosciusko County. Indiana, will, at 10:00on me sth day of March. 1974 at me basement Court House in me city of Warsaw in said county, begin investigation of me application of the following named persons, requesting the issue to me applicant at me location hereinafter set out. of me Alcoholic Beverage permit of the class hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicant, and me propriety of issuing me permit applied for to such applicant at me premises named: RR43 Bob Dale, inc Liquor, Beer and Wine retailer, 03035 Robert Kissel) Pres. Warsaw. Bonnie Kissell Sec Warsaw. 617 S Buffalo. Warsaw. Ind SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC PAR TICIPATION IS REQUESTED INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By Armor R Robinson Executive Secretary James D. Sims Chairman F. 13
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