The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 February 1974 — Page 8

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THE CERTIFICATE above shows share number seven of the Milford Commercial club It was sold to C. R Brittsen for $5 back in 1911 The stock. • cellector * item, is now the property of John Perry of Our Town. The Commercial club disband several years ago The stock is very interesting to study and we thought it might bring back a memory pr two for some of our senior citizens MRS. WAYNt)<lrene! Bucher •ent a newspaper clipping to fellow postal workers in Milford showing the ‘gas' news in Fort Myers. Fla., where the Buchers are vacationing. A large photo appears on the front page of the News-Press showing Cleveland avenue where there was a line the length of which would have “made a 1920 s bread line seem unimportant The line stretched from Canal *reet back to a spot near the C *oosahatchee bridge, a total of one mile (> * -adline in the paper read • Kindh gas hunting for gold. It .jjj about Sa per cent of the county n 3 ser\ice stations had been lo poal BO g> s ' signs by nigbt. Wednesday. the >r Se ceo tinued. it looked like they , d In spite of the g* pro blem in the Sunshine State Rucher i~FORSAir| ; fill Sand — Gravel | Kinder j i Realty, Inc. I 457-4444 J

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says they are “enjoying the greatest weather “ The paper s weather on February 3 said it was partly cloudy and warm with slight chance of showers, high 85. low 65. southerly winds 15 mph. MR. AND Mrs. Joe Wakibeser and Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Waldbeser and son Dale from Cissna Park. 111., were recent visitors in the John Martin. Sr., home. Mr. and Mrs Myron Springer and Mr and Mrs. Eli Wuthrich from Morton. 111., were Also recent visitors in the senior Martin home Flu bug takes toll: Lakeland schools are back in session this week after students and teachers received an unexfiected vacation after last Wednesday 's snow storm. School officials decided to keep the schools closed the remainder of the week because of the flu which hit many homes. Absentee percentages were high with several classes only a band full of students even though grade levels were combined. HAVE YOU filled out your citizen of the year nomination Hank yet? If not you had better do so today as the deadline is Saturday. > Two car collision in Leesburg Thursday The intersection of Van Buren and Jefferson Sts . Leesburg, was tie scene of a two car collision Thursday at 4:50 p.m Drivers involved were Claud L. Stahl, Jr.. 46, 20T Elm St. Pierceton, and Bruce Stephens. 16. box 115 Leesburg. County police patrolman Marlin Rose investigated and set fcmage at $650 with no injuries ’’ported.

Indiana state police traffic, crime summary Indiana State Police at Ligonier post have announced the following end of the month report for the month of January on their activities in Kosciusko county: Hours worked — 966 Miles patrolled - 17,345 Accidents investigated — 13 Arrests effected — 74 Warnings issued: 113 Motorists assisted — 28 Lieutenant Edward C. Anweiler, district commander, reports that five troopers assigned to the county were responsible for the above work. The Ligonier district comprises the seven northeastern counties of the state and officers conducted 81 criminal investigations which resulted in the arrests of 36 persons Beef cattle program set for Feb.l4 By DONALD E. FRANTZ Extension Coordinator A beef cattle production day program will be held Thursday, Feb. 14, starting at 10 am., at the Atwood community building The program will emphasize beef cow and calf production and will study its potential for Kosciusko county and northern Indiana, according to Don Frantz, extension agent. Livestock scientists from Purdue. Dr. Larry Nelson and Wayne Singleton, will speak during the day long program and will cover the subjects of cow herd management and calf production, reproduction,i crossbreeding and selection Luncheon reservations should be made at the county extension office Slight damage in Tuesday accident Approximately $lO5 in damage was estimated to a parked 1969 Chevrolet belonging to Harry and Jane Schultz of Milford in an early morning mishap jit Syracuse Police report no damage to the 1974 Chevrolet driven by Raymond Wnghtsman. 60. r 1 Ligonier, which was backed from a parking space on Pearl street at the post office, hitting the Schultz vehicle which was parked across the street at the Syracuse Case Damage was to the right back fender of the Milford car. The accident was reported at 7:55 am Syracuse police investigated. Dennis Richards is in Germany GERMANY — Army private Dennis K Richards. 18. son of Mrs. Ohvene M Richards. 501 N. Huntington St., Syracuse, is assigned to the seventh signal brigade in Germany The private is a radio relay attendant with the brigade's company D, 440th signal battalion in Darmstadt

Lakehind Kiwanis plans first annual hobby show

President Robert L. Day has announced that the Lakeland Kiwanis club will sponsor its first annual hobby show on Thursday and Friday, April 4 and 5, in the commons of Wawasee high school. Showing of exhibits will be open to the public each day from 2 p.m. until 9 p.m. No admission fee is to be charged. Working with president Day on preparations for this community event are Herbert George and judge Arthur A. Osburn, cochairmen of the hobby show committee, and Lakeland Kiwanis club major emphasis chairman Sherman E. Bryant. Other members of the hobby show committee are George Davis. Dave Everts. Phil Mock, Hazen Sparks. Dick Shipley and Rev. John Weeks. Exhibitors of hobbies may be junior high school or elementary students, senior high school students, adults, and retired adult citizens. Participants may enter either of two classes, collectors items or craft creations Each participant assumes responsibility for the safety of his exhibits, although two Kiwanians will serve as watchmen of the premises during all non show hours Space for showing of exhibits will be provided. Suitable awards will be given for outstanding exhibits in

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each class. Kiwanis club emphasizes that no exhibitor will be permitted to sell any kind of hobby or merchandise exhibit during the show, since the event is to be a non-profit community benefit enterprise. No member of Lakeland Kiwanis club or of his immediate family is eligible to receive any prize. A special panel of judges will be named, including nonmembers of Lakeland Kiwanis dub. Entry blanks may be secured from any member of Lakeland Kiwanis club. Counting House Bank of North Webster. State Bank of Syracuse. Milford Branch of First National Bank of Warsaw. Thornburg Walgreen Drug Stores of North Webster and Syracuse. Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware of North Webster. Syracuse Hardware and Chris Koher Insurance Agency of Syracuse. Entries must be received by Herbert George, r 1 box 231, North Webster. Ind. 46555. on or before March 30. Special emphasis will be given to youth and retired adult citizens projects, and priority in exhibit space will be given to these groups as completed entry blanks are received. Any person in the Lakeland community area desiring more

detailed information should contact judge Arthur A. Osburn, r 1 box 619A, North Webster, or Sherman E. Bryant, r 1 North Webster, or any other member of the Lakeland Kiwanis club hobby show committee. Milford police report given for January Milford town marshal Don Drake has given the following report for the month of January: Calls - 61 Arrests — 16 Dog calls — 9 Messages delivered —7 Burglary —1 Thefts — 2 There were no accidents investigated during the month. The police car was driven 1.697 miles. Slick road causes Saturday accident A single vehicle accident two miles south of Milford on SR 15 Saturday resulted in S9OO damage. The car was operated by Daniel R. Hollinger, 49. r 2 Syracuse. County police Sgt. Ron Robinson reported the auto hit a strip of ice and slid off the road and into a fence. No injuries were reported.

Craig Tucker in Farm House fraternity Craig Tucker has just recently been activated into the Purdue chapter of Farm House fraternity. Craig is a freshman in preveterinary science and medicine. The Purdue chapter of Farm House fraternity was founded as the nation’s 12th chapter in 1952 on the Purdue university campus. Farm House is a social fraternity that excells in high scholarship. Craig is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tucker of Milford. Sale to be held Notice is given this week of a sale of the residence in Syracuse in the estate of Ethel Bowser,

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deceased, of which is lot number 12 in McConnell and Lape’s addition to the town of Syracuse. The sale will take place in the offices of Reed, Hearn and Frey at 104 South Huntington street, Syracuse, at 10 a m. on February 19.

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