The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 February 1974 — Page 11
New truck damaged in hit and run
A hit and run mishap was reported to Syracuse police sometime Thursday by owners of
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Larry Nellans Co. INELLANS] Realtors 113 W. Main Street OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 5 Monday Thru Saturday
< (it NTRY <ll ARM Throoauortort of on acre wit* levoty lanUscaoina and a viow out acre** WoOstor Lake with accost Thro* bedrooms, family room, nice kitchen detached recreation room and •ordon house ore all yojrt tor S23.SM LARGE TWO STORY HOUSE Located in town This home it within welkin* distance to shoodino and the lake ft has four lar** bedrooms, a bi» livtwe and dlnlnt room with a nice kitchen There is plenty of stare** plus a partial basement Don't pass this one up' it's a let at house tor SM.9M. MOBILE HOME This ill H i H with living room pullout There are two bedrooms and new living room carpeting The kitchen and bathroom both have double sinks and a washer-dryer hookup This is a real bargain for only *4.000 WAWASEE beautiful heme with access to Lake Wawasee and ideal beach Just steps from getting Fully carpeted with 1 bedrooms end two full baths Storage paiore and a wife saver kitchen with dishwasher Oh. yes. a family room with hrepiaco Thepricet Just MbSOd Cali today We love to show rtt V EASY LIVING ON A LAKE This lovely house has natural cedar siding for beauty and easy maintenance bedroom. V* both, utility, lamlly room with fireplace. eHice or extra bedroom and par ape first level. Living room With fireplace, dining room, kitchen. Ml bath and 1 bedrooms on second level, master bo dream, dressing room. Ml bath and storage on third level Caceptieaal heme on beautiMly landscaped lakefront lot. *03.000 - DESIGNED FOR LIVING This immaculate heme with room to spare has everything. Four bedrooms, living room, family room, laundry room, a basement and double garage with automatic doer, and a large wen-landscaped yard You can swim and fish without lobe prices Can't be beet for 331.40* WATERFRONT RANCH The hems is Ideally located on Wawasee channel It has throe bodroams, one Ml bath, larpe living room and dining area The plass sliding doors offer a ptctureseue view of the yard and channel Truly s heme filled with enjoyment at a loyous pries of *l4.t*o Coll today! TWO BEDROOM BEAUTY This well-built ranch is leaded with many Hno features, it has one Ml ceramic both plus one half both The enclosed patio leeks out ever the beautiMly lon do caped yard that includes 1 larpe tads. There is plenty at storage. a one car garage. plus breetewey This is a fine heme for only SIXMO J ‘ h * t?lt '•} WEBSTER LAKEFRONT Year round, newly redecorated heme witk S bedrooms, rustic knotty pme kitchen and all new carpeting throughput The. Mt basement with outside entrance from the lake is waiting to be finished hrte a roc room Orob this one before the summer rush. LOOKS LITTLE. ACTS BIG believe It or not. there are three bedrooms and a full besoment in this little house with natural pas heat. Owner will sen on contract BRAND NEW ON TIPPECANOE This beautiful all brick imcli is located on exclusive Pel ■ehr isle. It has throe bedrooms. 1 Ml baths, formal dining room, family room with fireplace, and a step-savor kitchen A 1-car garage is Mly insulated with plenty of sterape If you enjoy lake living. this can bo yours for only in.MS W Nl ’ ESTATE ON THE LAKE be master oi Ms domain featuring a charming older heme seMb a Nropiaco. 1 bedrooms and Ml besemeet beautiM grows* boast an eatra lot on Me channel behind the house with a larpe boathouse This is a lakefront on Wawasee and a very peed buy Cail for more iaSsrmatioa. STS.oee THE PRICE IS RIGHT Onfy *IXOOO buys you a mods re heme on a aso dad lot. Save pas by batap v» mile from schools and shippinp. Why watts WAWASEE LAKEFRONT SANDPOINT boouHM 3 bedroom house on fd tee* at Uhotront- tirepiec*. lovely kitchen, larpe rooms. Hope garage with boat storage includes pier, iabiierd ortbeerd pontoon boot and items tea nun-1-T- to mentiea This is an excoptanai property and mm* be seen to be appreciated. *70.00* GOING. GOING. GONE A1 bedroom canape on the lake, central heat, built-in rang* tap. aven and hood. A realty proof view and owner wilt repaint eeterier This one won't last lenp «t *>*.3** Bill Detert Res. 267-4262 Lynde Marshall Res. 453-4207
Mary Ann Incas Kes. 658-4027
the parked 1974 Toyota truck. Damage was set at S9O. The vehicle, belonging to
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WILD WOOD PARK A perfect setting for your home on the lake With J bedroom*. »•"* paneled livinp and kitchen, fireplace, bvitt-in ranpe and even A real find at *27.500 A LITTLE STONE HOUSE in Milford An exceptionally well built house of limestone with lovely larpe room. »nfl Ml dry baiement Two bedroom* make this an ideal starter or retirement home This is a steal at tie.MS NICE TRI! And pardon the pun. but hi* one year tri level near Syracuse in Elkhart county on approximately 2 acre*, is really nice It hat 3 bedroom*. IV* bath* and easy access to Syracute. Ligonier. and Goshen Call today. KNAPP LAKE I* this 2 bedroom, completely furnished, summer only cottape with accost to lake for fishingwnd swimming io* x I** let with nice shade 34*00 FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART A larpe double lot seeded for taring surround* this all paneled 3 be dream. 2 bath, modular home near Syracuse The price a* *33.0*0 is right. Please call today. ir-1 JpnKF EPWORTH FOREST beautiM year eld ranch. 3 bedroom*, spacious kitchen and dining room. Ml finished basement, douie parape. set on two let* with lake easement FOR YOUNG MARRIEDS A really coxy 3 bedroom. I bath, kitchen, dining. livinp and Utility room, ttidinp door* to patio and 40 channel access to Tippy. Put it all topether for »2i .50* Call today. LAVENDER BLUE Ditty! Dillyl At 31X500 and a new pamt job. this 4 bedroom, with Ml basement. 2 acres and 2 car garage. could be your blue Heaven. Call today J i 11 ’ : * IL3 ■H OUR PLACE IN THE COUNTRY An oustandinp value •* this I year old tri-ievel on I'* acres. 2 baths. 3 bedrooms, tormal dininp room, family room and 2 car attached parape beautiMly decorated- Call now! In the thirties RETREAT Enjoy Dewort Lake, year round 3 rooms. AH rooms larpe. kitchen, bedreem and livinp room Alta has par ape. access to lake with boat pier Call today for the Mt that's aheas Going at SIMM ICE FISHING tforih Webster area year round permanent mobUe home ea south side of lake 2 bedroom*. let site 4* x IM. Could move in for winter sport* ter les* than MOM Cail now. WATERFRONT include* las.aoe PTU pas furnace with electronic air cleaner, central air and vacuum. Mly equipped kitchen. 2 fireplaces. levels and patio, heated 2't car par ape with automatic deers. and walk. 2 boot covers There are so may other features about this waterfront home we cannot state them all in eur ‘bd- House, extra*, and MmsMap* cannot bo replaced at *IM.*M Call new for mere detail* and appointment YOUR STARTER HOME F«e-*haped let with your own dock on chonnel to Wawasee Ftenty of sterape for personal beionpmp. kitchen is compact and can be hidden bedroom, livinp room. siHinp room with fireplace Homo pe«**or starter* Term* er cash better call now before this beauty is pone Only Sle.M* NEW HOME ranch or *pitt4evel. Located in FairtteM Hiph Scheel district. AH have 3 bedreem*. 2 both*, family room, dimne area, entrance hail. 1 car parape. larpe let. landacapiap. pa* LAKE SMALLEY LOT Picture your new heme on this IM x IM io*. 12 feet easement to lake Land is hiph on a MH overleekinp yeur.puiet secluded take. Your plan* or we have many Heer plan* to cheeio from better can now te see the pround* and fM* beautiM lake. Friced for only txeoe TAKE AN A-TRAIN AH A board te Dewart Lake. Your btp “A“ i» located on 73 x 2U lot channel direct te lake Two larpe rooms upstairs. 3 room* down, one could be used as a third bedroom All house fumisMnp* are included This excursion is only SIMM. Call Doug Allen Res. 457-4970 Frank Greco Res. 269-1012
Joseph and Patricia Bechtel, was parked in the 100 block of Huntington street at the time, and was sideswiped by an unknown vehicle.
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It Happened In . .. Milford, IndianaSJlly Item Taken From The Files Os R The Milford Mail
14 YEARS AGO. FEB. IS, 1960 Carlton Beer was elected chairman of the Kosciusko Dairy association at their meeting on Thursday night in Warsaw. The first meeting of the new Milford Chamber of Commerce board of directors was held at the home of president Don Miller on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Herbert Baumgartner was hostess to the members of the Past Matrons club on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Mishler are the parents of a son, Brad Alan, born Friday, Feb. 5. National Future Farmers of America week has been set fix* February 20-27. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Campbell, Sr., returned Saturday from a short vacation in Florida. 24 YEARS AGO. FEB. 16,1956 The Milford Trojans drew Columbia City in the sectional basketball tournament to be played at the Warsaw armory. Miss Marcia Marie Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fisher, and Allen Onel Shively, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shively, were united in marriage Sunday afternoon at the Milford First Brethren church. The Milford Trojans won another basketball game Saturday night when they defeated the Atwood Greyhounds on the Milford court. Mrs. O. A. Scipio of Lafayette will address the Milford Farmers’ Institute Tuesday forenoon with her subject being, “A Farm Woman's Philosophy.” A wedding Saturday afternoon united in marriage Miss Joyce Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Miller, and James Wolf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merl Wolf. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Speicher were Fred Speicher of Nappanee and Mr. and Mrs. Chris E. Yoder of Goshen. 30 YEARS AGO. FEB. 17.1944 Miss Elizabeth Causer and Miss Carol Rang have been accepted at the Ball Memorial hospital at Muncie in the army
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE — 1974 Plymouth Sports Suburban station wagon. PB. PS, air, cruise control, AM-FM radio, six passenger, white. Call 457-2089 or 457-3744. F. 13-20. FREE PUPPIES — mother is part German Shepherd, father is black Labrador. Seven weeks old. 457-2933.
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f CHALET \ REALTY e * Rd. 13. South <H Sxraiuse Rick & Malinda Pinney, Brokers ON 4 ACRES E<>r xou to enjox dexelop Lovelx 3 bedroom ranch with famih n»ni and fireplace hxmg room. dining room, kitchen and equipped laundrx Breezewax connects double garage and there s touch p.-re FANTASTIC Bl > Iw.th ihm’ d<•; k ' Wawasee at 52.50»' IH PI.EX IN ToW N It.grea’'hape Tha' s the descript ion for this 2 bedroom k tchen nxng roim ba'h [>er side plus 2 car garage Mwaxs ren’ed a g ■ ! inxestmen* THE BRICE is RIuHT t m th.s exceliei.' 2 storx home with 4 <r '» bedrooms, kitchen, dining area fixing n«>m hath Also, fron’ and enclosed hues p’rch and plentx <d work sjMce in roomx Igisement and garage HOME WITH I.\.Nl> utters 4 bntix-.rr.s .>r. P- acres with frontage on Rd It south - ON ACRE \ cur <<wwi< kept tmd>de home Newlv fur rushed and redecorated 12 x S" l.ibertx with storage sheds BoNAR LAKE Two oedr<» m iawir<>r- war around borne nestled :>n . a<re of w »<ded ;a';d Home >r gh and drj with exo’iienl view •'! take \ t>u> a' Si7 I.VKEERONT I.l\lN<; Thix war around home on Papakeechie has ; :•’> hea'ed 2 wr garage with work urea 1-irge w-«»ded i- 1 ’ pr>n des spm"d:(t x iew u lake L\KE WAW WFE 01 PI E\ Ex< cue’-’ .nxestment or a mansion all •. - eir ■ wr, » ; ! >u: fd.ttg * •:: .ase a >«> ax a liable RENTALS Prime •Rice spa'- >■ .x!er> : i 2 ivdreom apartments ad tiru f-T carefree i.v.ng. h'.-uses Ol 111 K I’Koi’l‘K 111 > \\ \l I \BI I Bl 't IN(. SI 1 I INI. Ixl X H\(, HOURS Monday Thru Saturday 9-5.3 G Coll 457-2670 UH ONI \ W 1< > <.O‘
nurses cadet corps. > I The source of the typhoid fever has been found to be in a package , food which has been removed from the market. W. C Fields, brother of Mrs. Harry L. Graham, has been > promoted from major to , lieutenant colonel. Kosciusko county’s entries placed high in competition at the 95th Boston Poultry show. Pfc. Eldon Beer of Pendleton, Ore., arrived here Sunday by plane and train to attend the funeral Monday of his grandmother. f The Boy Scouts will be around to collect your old newspapers and magazines about March 1. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Teeple and Mrs. Eugene W. Felkner were Elkhart visitors Tuesday. Harvey Hollar and family were Sunday dinner guests of Paul Hollar and family. Leona Poe of Elkhart spent the week end with her sister. Mrs. W’ayne Bucher. 46 YEARS AGO. FEB. 15,1934 Milford looked better last Wednesday night than they did two weeks ago when they were matched against Leesburg. The Peppermint Shooters played Claypool Friday night and defeated them by a score of 31-23. Bids will be open February 22 for the letting of contracts for paving of highways in 31 different locations over the state. In the independent basketball tourney played at Bourbon last week the Milford Independents were defeated in the semi final game by Rochester. Several from here attended the auto show in South Bend last week. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hoover visited Mrs. Edmund Auer and family of Goshen Saturday. Warsaw boy injured in pedestrian accident Robert L. Shelton, 13,1426 East Jefferson St., Warsaw, was injured in a car-pedestrian accident Thursday on East Center street in Warsaw at 7:55 p.m. The auto which struck the Shelton boy was driven by Pete A. Miniear, 33, r 1 Leesburg. Patrolman Ted Dobbins investigated. The Shelton boy received a laceration above the eye and possible internal injuries and is reported in fair condition at the Murphy Medical Center in Warsaw in room 204. Shelton was crossing from the south to the north side of Center street and reported he did not see the Miniear auto before starting to cross the street.
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Syracuse elementary fine arts festival February 21
“The Wonderful World of Disney” is the theme for an evening of music and art that will allow students of Syracuse elementary school and their audience to have a reunion with their favorite characters from the “Magic Kingdom" — Cinderella, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Winnie the Pooh, Peter Pan, Pinocchio, Mary Poppins, and the Chimney Sweeps, to name a few. The occasion is the Syracuse elementary fine arts festival,
Milford students participate in NISBOVA contest recently
Following is a list of students from the Milford junior high school who participated in the NISBOVA contest at Bishop Lures in Fort Wayne on January 26. The students’ names, event and award are given: First place — String quartet — Kathy Beer, Phillip Beer, Jeff Peterson and Lorene Spearman; piano solos — Jamie White, Jo Lene White, Kathie Kline, Don Schrock, Stephanie Baumgartner, Carl Bice, Tilly Stubbo and Kathy Bice; vocal solo — Lanita Stutzman Second place — Vocal solo — Renee Wolf and Sherry Young; piano solos — Mischelle Johnston, Mark Kline, Lynette Miller and Julia Rhodes. The following students participated at Culver on February 2: First place — Flute solo — Milford woman in Goshen crash Christa D. Templin, 35, r 1 Milford, was involved in single vehicle crash Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. on Indiana 15, two and a quarter miles south of Goshen. Christa reported she was southbound on the highway when a vehicle ahead of her slowed down. She braked her auto which then crossed the centerline, jumped a guard rail and plunged down a 30 foot embankment landing on its wheels. Elkhart county sheriff’s Ptl. Duane Roberts investigated the accident and set damage at $225 to the 1968 Chevrolet. She complained of head and knee pains following the accident but declined medical treatment.
Mrs. Zurcher presents program Mrs. Harold LeCount was hostess Monday night for the Senior Mothers club at Syracuse with Mrs. Rebecca Kitson and Mrs. Noble Blocker assisting. Fifteen members and one guest responded to roll call, and each received a Valentine made by Mrs. John Walker, president. Mrs. Blocker presided in the absence of the president. Program for the evening was presented by Mrs. Vernon Zurcher entitled, “Pride in our Country.” The next club meeting will be on March 18. Vehicles collide on Boston street No injuries were sustained in a two-vehicle mishap on Boston C street in Syracuse at 2:20 J Thursday afternoon, however, damage was estimated at SBOO. Involved in the accident were a 1970 Chevrolet truck driven by Samuel Swedarsky, 67, 224 E. Boston, Syracuse, and a 1970 Mercury operated by Ralph Hemandz, 18, of Pinecrest Trailer court west of Syracuse’ The collision occurred as Hemandz attempted to pass the westbound truck traveling at 20 mile an hour, and Swedarsky started a left turn into his drive at the same time. Both vehicles ware moved from the scene of the mishap before police arrived. Syracuse police investigated. Cited foltowing auto mishap Saturday
A Syracuse driver, Leonard T. Kaufman, 51, was cited by Elkhart county officers early Saturday morning following » two-car accident near th * railroad crossing at Benton. Kaufman reportedly drove Bis 1968 Lincoln into the back sf a 1968 Chevrolet driven by harah Coleman, 57, r 4 Syracuse, who was stopped on U.S. 3 M nr “ railroad crossing at M? The driver was cited for « driving while under the influence of intoxicating beverages j
Wed., Feb. 13,1974 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
which will be held Thursday evening, Feb. 21, at 7:30 p.m. in the boys’ gym. The festival will feature songs, dances, and costumed characters from every grade level, kindergarten through grade 5. with each grade level performing music from a special Disney show. Every child in the school will be participating. Art work done by elementary students will add to the atmosphere for the Disney world.
Stephanie Baumgartner and Amy Speicher; oboe solo — Linda Perry; clarinet solo — Jamie White; alto sax solo — Tracy Campbell and Mischelle Johnston; comet solo — Julia Garza and Vicki Zimmerman; trombone solo — Mark Baumgartner;. flute and clarinet duet — Kim Hively and Brenda Howard; alto sax trio — Maureen Jackson, Lydia Tucker and Shelly Dahlstrom. Second place — Clarinet solo — Becky Salinas; alto sax solo — Richard Rhodes; cornet solo — Scott Arnold; tuba solo — Joe Sands; drum solo — Roger Hawn; alto sax duet — Maureeen Jackson and Lydia Tucker; cornet trio — Scott Arnold, Jeff Hall and Julia Garza. Third place — Cornet solo — Jeff Hall; percussions solo — Tom Campbell. Milford Scouts to meet Thursday Boys 11 years old or older and their parents are invited to a special information scout meeting at the fire station on Thursday, Feb. 14. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. Boys and parents will receive information on scouting and make {dans for future events, including summer camp. Persons who don’t have sons of scout age who would like to lend a hand to the young men of the area are also asked to drop by.
Syracuse, Warsaw Lions join Milford club for trip to Spain
Members of the Syracuse and Warsaw Lions clubs attended the Milford Lions meeting Monday, Feb. 4, and saw a slide presentation presented by Rev. Kenneth Lininger of North Webster. Rev. Lininger told about a trip he had made to Spain last August. Maurice Beer not candidate for trustee Maurice Beer of r 2 Milford told The Mail-Journal this week he will not be a candidate for Van Buren township trustee this year. Beer is currently serving as trustee, having taken the office following the death of John Davidsen some three years ago. Beer had previously served on the advisory board for 17 years. Asked his reason for not seeking election to the post he said the job takes, “Too much time from my farming operation.” First aid make run Syracuse first aidmen responded to a call for Norman Banghart at the Kale Island Beacon at 8:01 Saturday evening as he blacked out. Oxygen was administered and he was accompanied to the hospital for further treatment. Luis Castillo completes course FT. BENJAMIN HARRISON — Army private Luis M. Castillo, 19, sod of Mrs. Pilar L.
Maldonado, 1209 W. 9th, Plainview, Tex., completed a finance r specialist course at the US Army i finance school, Fort Benjamin s Harrison string the course, students are ; nmed in the payment of civilian and military personnel, handling ts travel allowances and commercial accounts and accounting They also receive instruction in general military subjects His father, Luis Castillo, lives in Milford.
The finale will feature 200 fourth and fifth graders performing “It’s a Small, Small World." Mrs. Richard Roose is music teacher for the kindergarten and first grade groups, as well as art teacher for grades one through five. Mrs. Richard Ditmer teaches music in grades two through five; and Mrs. Matt O'Hare will be assisting in the festival with staging and costuming. The public is cordially invited, and there is no admission charge. / w JAMES PAYNE James Payne graduates from USAF SNOA MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Master sergeant James B. Payne, son of Mrs. Hannah G. Payne. North Webster, has graduated from the U. S. Air Force senior noncommissioned officer academy at Gunter AFB. Ala. , During the nine-week course, sergeant Payne received advanced study in management techniques, behavioral science and contemporary issues which will aid him in fulfilling positions of greater responsibility. The academy school is the highest school in the professional military education system for noncommissioned officers. Sergeant Payne has returned Lowry AFB, Colo., where he is a special electronic technician with a unit of the air training command. A 1952 graduate of North Webster high school, the sergeant attended the University of Colorado. His wife. Myrna, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Morris, 437 S. Solomon St., New Orleans
Members of the Syracuse <*ub b attending the meeting were 4oo ® chairman Merl Smith, peLoss • Weaver. Noble Blockr'* ■ Vestal and Milt Brit*- Those i from the Warsaw cfc 0 ar e Ed Sauer. Bob Savage Doug AnI derson, John jcaoles, Tom Braddock and Ma* Walker. Elkhart driver charged after mishap, A parted auto belonging to Robert Teeple, Leesburg, was struck by an auto operated by Edw'rd Scroggins, Jr., 42, Elkhart, Sunday at 3:15 a.m. The Teeple auto was parked along the road, two and one-half miles north of Warsaw, when the incident occurred. County police Sgt. Richard Mikel- reported the Scroggins auto was northbound on the state road when it went out of control and struck the Teeple auto and a light pole. Following the accident Scroggins was booked at the county jail for driving under the influence of alcohol and public intoxication. Damage was listed at S2OO to the Teeple vehicle, SBSO to the Scroggins auto and $1,200 to the NIPSCo pole. Michael K. Warner completes operations specialist school GREAT LAKES, ILL. - Navy seaman apprentice Michael K. Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Warner of r 1 North Webster, has completed the basic operations specialist school here. Operations specialists operate search radar, electronic recognition and identification onitinm am* a « r* as t not
equipment, aids to navigation and controlled approach devices. Warner is a former student at Indiana State university, Terre Haute. BOARD CORRECTION In last week’s issue, new board members to the Lakeland Youth Center at Syracuse should have read, the Bostics, Owens and Haffners. The Spearmans, though relatively new to the board, have served since the middle of last year.
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