The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 May 1974 — Page 13

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Lorry Nellans Co. Realtors [ NELLANS I 113 W. Main Street OFFICE HOURS: SB' 9to 6 Monday Thru Friday 9to 5 Saturday

WILD WOOD PARK A gertect setting tar veer homo on tt»e With ) bedroom* P»»e (snglod Itvmg end kitchen. tiregiac*. built in ranee iM even. A reel tine at W.*a( VICTORIAN DREAMHOUSE Roa gtas* carpeting ano artufe tteinscoted welt* with • crystal chanOeiier make* tMo a beauty Two Coeeet kit them. »«* baths. 1 ba Urac mt ana ttreglaco *" mam part ot hemo includes a 1 bedroom apartment with fireplace to pay •er heat ana taaes Two story barn has Mated first Heer tis.ooe LAKE BARGAIN Thmh thi* bargain ever, heme oaortooamg Lake Sechrist. teer good site bedrooms. large kitchen, living room. bath ana *■». Hreelace I oreedburningi m family room, astro feature is the summer kitchen or to be vied os play room. garagt. room ter adding on Let site M a U 0 Call tadav ter yoer showing TAKE AN A-TRAIN AH A board to Dewart Lake Yew b.g ~A" •* located on Z* a 111 let channel airect to lake Two large rooms ugstair* 1 •worn* Oewn. one could be used as a thwb bearoom AH house twnistMne* are included This a i cur non is onty >19,(00 Call today yp,....... JOHI WEBSTER DUPLEX An outstanding laketront reive Live m one apartment rent the other There >s also a rental unit tn basement, or remodel ter use by largo family Really great beach lit *OO Call for aggemtment r LIVE AMONG TREES Large wooded lot M Yacht Harbor Aoa.t.on to Lake Wawasee near Wawasee Marma tI.MO VICTORIAN BEAUTY Picture year anhgves <n row Victorian red brick home. 1 room beauty has * large rooms downstairs. 1 rooms upstair* with bwtt in air conOiftoner, curved windows gingerbread trim Yew yore ha* a prchet fence with an oMftme one car garage Doing for only tIS,OOO Call today LAKE MARINA Marina northeast ena at Lake Wawasee Si boat mowing. 1 electric heist* boot ramp*, s room cottage geeO fw a rental. S room house with fireplace, >'i acres ot lank Call today for * < mll MCE tri: Ana garden the pun but Hus one yew tri level new Syracuse m gibbers county on approaimetety 1 acres, t* really Mee it Ms> bedr**ms. l'i both*, ana easy access to Syracuse Ligemee ana Goshen Call today PAPAKEECHIE COZY Pretty house wtfb beautiful view Two 9*oreams bath and utility room. raised Oming area ana convenient kitchen with appliance* Living room is divided from gimng ana kitchen by hone hewn bam beams LevWv lamtscagod lawn With iv, cw garage ano JC pier an take *>*<(*(. QUICK SALE Our company i* new eHering tor o Rwtk sale. 1 parcel* ot lang, on* It acres. *ll road frontage. fish pong stocked. OM pine *oegiing* pianlea 'tn Going, going. sold lor SIMM The other is 10 acres, too reap frontage Good tor cere crop Going, going setd for *io.ooo Th* fetal W acre* can be swesd tw a lower cenaieorotlen Call today tw a personal step Wf ot Wmr io**® G®**®®** Iswitilhp STRETCHING ROOM Tiredot being ciagitue man apartmtatf want to get eut ot the city* Here s yew chance at the price you'll like *>(.4M will give you *» acre anp a tovety 1 kt tree Hl heme close to North Webster Can today! BRUSH UP This throe bedroom heme mi North Webster wit* t«H basement ano natw al gas heat cautd be Oder able with a Mite •amt Can be bought on aime*t any terms »w a small price A goad investment Call now NEW LISTING South Sid* Lake Webster. large lei M a IM. S room house 1 91 drums. 1 cw garage with storage area torraced **e front to take, seawall 1 sects*** ot gier, view ot lake, out sswwmg Ceuta move m wMMb » to * weeks Cail Wav tw JUST STARTING OUT See ew neww iishng mebM heme an >((«*( tot Ha* largo Wrt®*s®*®H ®YY®Ch®4l MQMiy ®4 lb®***® ®*>®®, wo®®B*imtib® WtBVB, mHB >bß BE*' caaPtneaw. wishing wott Can tePey tw *>owing. Onty MJM TIPPECANOE WATERFRONT Or one new ait w-ck ronch on Lake Tippecanoe. «» an area et in tMo MI heme*. Thtt tme ranch ha* mr** it Wee mg tw* Ml MOM. teraat MM roam, a MtMtg ream wiM HropMcg *M a totchen that » a heusewite * praam Th* ***** ft** gioMy at atwage anp a haateP fw* cw gwage. PM many (MMMMtaMorpg An escoHent buy ot SIMM CaMlopaytw vow group tow ■

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BACK TO THE WOODS This house is cenvemenHy locotea near *ch**i* ana shopping but you'll have yew own private weed* tw a backyard Three bedroom* ana nptwal ga* heat The price is wily SIL9M. Call new* EPWORTH FOREST Great view of lake from heme or yew lakefront lot, e»tra 10l tw garden home has ] bearoom* with a basement I cw garage, attached Hom* is m good condition Call today tw vow personal row Priced right at fII.SM COUNTRY UVING in Syracuse. i» roam*. 1 bedrooms, kitchen, dining and living room ha* a bwH-m air<ondlt>onw House i* tutly carpeted One cw gwage can be heated, natwai gas Plant a garden new on yew TS a TlO tt lot Call today fw yew per sonal showing Priced for gwck sale ot SIS. tot BALCONY & BEAMS Tht* lovely home IS on a channel to Wawasee. has a two story beamed living roam with balcony bedroom, fireplace two baths two or three bedrooms wet bar basement all ap piiances and even th* beautiful fwnitwe it desired S4I.SM without fwnitwe TIPPECANOE LAKE LOT IIS H wafertront on Wild Wood Isle M.S4O KNAPP LAKE Two bedroom svmmr certage on large lot booting, fishing, swimming Cast of North Webster across Stat* Road S. M.(M SAWMILL LAKE Package deal, includes S lets, on* on lake, four across road Lined With Oak tree* Make* mce homesit* *(.(00 NOW IS THE TIME Th* place is Sechrist Lak*. Th* time is now The price is SLOMpw butWtngsiSe Appronmateiy (* i IM. onty five left! bF' 11 1 FAIRFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT One acre and madam oMw heme with aluminum siding. * bodraoms. large both, living room, dining rgem, nice kitchen. basement and utility ar tamily room, gwage. Zoned commercioi rt you want to have your business at heme *19.000 18 ACRES Presently set up as duck twm with (teoders *** well with S hp pump plus addmenal (“ well, I.OM gaHeoi septic system and trailer ped Ready ta ga tw only sis.MO WATERFRONT SYRACUSE LAKE Cement seawall, two two bedroom homes, all brick, living ream, kitchen, bath, ptus stwage. Live in one and rent the ether or rent them both Very mce neighborhood end price ot *14.(00 WAWASEE WATERFRONT sfOTv SUB BIW-KbW Witfl tWB BbB<BBMIL. hvHIQ CBBCT* Wittk *ll wbHs. OB® BOOB* üBIItTy F®®®Br ®BB M Hbi ®B tß® wttw wtVB • sbbwbH TBit B®me is is eacßltßßt ceftßrtie* bbß ®*tv 111,$®® 4 a •*. 1b NEEDS A LITTLE IMPROVEMENT Two Stary home m Syracuse on a gwet street now *tamon twv school A goad investment Call ta see THREE WOODED LOTS is the setting tw MM* in ptaco m*bil* boose ®b® ®®w B®bB®BCBS- TBl® i® ® Wtß ®B®Biy Bbbb® Bt fß® mabe* RM* a groat buy GOING CONCERN wan m hoe tw the groat taod Sattar wMt war* wd* now BWB®C t®F BBSV fF®B®iti®B. Al®® *BCH*B®S $ ®B®®®l ®F F®®B®l ••its jmb Beat Umbkß. Accbu Bv Beat ®r car, A LITTLE STONE HOUSE with lovely targe roam* and tatty dry basemeet Two hodreems make hms an ideei startw w reeiremont bama This n a steal at SIt.JM SLEEPY HOLLOW DRIVE Lot MS — SOLO — SUM 22 ACRES BENTON Nn mi - SOLD — SS.SM 4 ACRES N*. Ml. Geeta* — SOLD — SML

New Salem News By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE

Sargent Gary speaks Sunday Sargent Gray, former military officer, now serving with Missionary Tech team at Longview. Texas, was a guest Sunday morning at New Salem. He spoke to the young peoples class and also during the worship hour. A girls chorus sang “Something Worth Living For” with Cindy Rapp accompaning. The chorus was composed of Mischelle Johnston, Lorraine Meek. Denise and Doreen Darr. Brenda Davis. Sharon Meek and Joy and Kathy Glaser. Pastor Woodburn s message “How to be a Failure” was derived from Romans 8:31 and 32 and other scriptures. The past two Sunday evenings Pastor Woodburn has given the Biblical viewpoint of abortion. VBS to begin June 3 at 7 p.m. Daily vacation Bible school will be held June 3-14 from 7 to 9 p.m. There will be classes for children four years on up including young people and adults. Anyone wanting their children to attend, from four years through eighth grade, should contact Mrs. Wayne Teeple. Leesburg, chairman of VBS or Pastor Chad Woodburn at Milford. Young people and adults need not register. All ages are encouraged to attend the two weeks Bible school. COMMUNITY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dausman entertained friends and relatives Sunday afternoon following commencement of Warsaw high school graduates in honor of their son. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Don McMamamon and daughters of Indianapolis were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul

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Wanted Lady For Part-Time Help In The Meat Dept. Apply At Campbell's Mkt. Milford , Ind.

REAL ESTATE

. CHALET REALTY « * C * 13. South Os Syracuse Rick & Malinda Pinney, Brokers NEW LISTING Lake living ai d sy.9o<' will get vou sour vear around or week end 2 bedroom 1 . bath mobile home with 2 expandable.' on 4 |V \ 120 channel lot NEW LIMING 2 acre- and large older home m ’he countrv Need' a li'tie miproxernen’ but vou 1! have plentv let! in vour picket when \<>u pax oriv $:«• .»«*» tor thi> bargain’ 4 \i’RE> & \N EXEvI I’l\E Hi'.ME Fh.» propertv utter' plentv >•! 'pace indoor* and out n>r tamilv enjov nient or development potential The home Ihm*!* a large famiiv room wth brio. tmepiuce < bedr<» m' 2 r-a'h.' tormal hvmg and dmmg roe::.' double garage a* d rm.cn much more S’h *«■ LAKEERt *N I 'A \W \SEE \n incomparable bus’’ Come *ee thi* charming t t’edre.nm cot’age with brick fireplace Eurm’ure pwt t included I ■*. a'ed ”n great teach W\W \*EE i HXNNEi I!« <>> ( • t -m;x>rarv '\vimg and in '« r.or do a;ae and. 'p.ici>>U' with living area-x:ei a. ! ..cated n J .v-«-ied w atertroni ;ot* thi' •H’lr.i- ■hfi'it-o:: _ta":' tea’-.ire'pa’:■> X gd'grill i H\RMEK!N iiAVN >•./'. te . .. a-., tali love with the gr.n etu. at'and .afge port * \ v.'d.rg 'pac;<>U' garage Ir.'ide wi’L’ne large c ’.tier, ; he.tr «>m' cv ng <tnmg tatmlv r<M>!t.' and m.>c.er •: ■ N.-j’'"-. ? s’.wr imng.it ib It"' < l.A»h }bedr-»-'' ’ >-n e a;, .a: geoiter> v-’U’he 'pa. e" ’Fa’ a ... • --..te! ’••••e.a’. 'tier L'toiix •n<«:-'rr. w.’t, >\e.'. <a no’, a-«ai‘a v .arge rn'cnen -ma. dining and ; 'g : ;• >• ' a”-t ga: age •< ’h .Ki'. > ■.. m>r N> a: ■. i>Nb. M 'RE Large eider name a’’ded !'• pine' r.a> > r• 'i: ■><' ..pOu.’' more .towt \ - ..y. arge nice tail - O- .■'•gia't Waaa'ee LXKElo!'' WVAGH' ;.G -i <BEM'H ->r line'’ 1 \Kb a:->un<! > ■ KA< I i X.K.E w igo: i.in- S'- 1 t '•.. l :”'e >. ./■ \l ’ F Nlh >N iN \I-' I. •!> t . r ii' ■ <•' a a? pr>-x .”.a. -j, >M " t .i •did r - .. \g ixe • H..IW ■■ - p.."-. < -a . ■■ ' a'" "g I.VKb ’ •<: I .e ■. •*. ■ - N A N I Vm V ’■ • < : • • ’ • ■ w aia ’at-.e OI Hl R I’ROl’l R lif > \\ Ml \BI F Bl \ 1N(, M I I I\(,. RIN I I\(. Coll 457-2670 aim; ■

Schermerhorn. Doug and Cindy of Leesburg. Cookies and punch were enjoyed in the home of Mrs. Edna Tom and Mrs. Emma Cripe one day recently in honor of Mrs. Tom’s birthday. Enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. Miss Donna Moser and Mrs. Lydia Morehouse were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse in honor of Miss Moser's birthday. Miss Moser was also honored for her birthday Monday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Plank. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse attended the Jefferson township alumni Saturdayevening held at the Mexico school. Mrs. Morehouse was a 35year graduate. -NSTwo bomb threats prove to be false Syracuse police investigated bomb threat calls at two Syracuse buildings over the week end and both proved to be false after a search. A call went through to the Warsaw telephone office at 1:27 p.m. Friday for a bomb being placed at the Syracuse junior high school, and again Saturday morning, however, no bomb was found. The second call was placed from a pay phone at the junior high. A call was placed to the Syracuse police department at 7:28 Saturday of a bomb being placed at Thornburg Drugs and Syracuse officers Dale Sparklin. Tom Kitch, and Robert Houser evacuated the building. No bomb was found and employees were allowed to re-enter at around 8:30.

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Investigate Monday evening crash Damage was estimated at $220 in a two-car collision at 6:50 Monday evening in the parking lot at Thornburg Drug. The mishap, investigated bySyracuse police, occurred as Cynthia Willits. 16, r 4 Syracuse, backed her 1973 Chevrolet and Ruth Ilene Godfrey, 21, Colorado Springs, Colo., entered the parking area. Damage was set at S2O to the Chevrolet and S2OO to the 1966 Godfrey Ford. Bonar Lake resident honored at alumni Calvin Beck. 80, of r 1 Bonar Lake. Syracuse, was among special persons honored at the Syracuse alumni association event Saturday evening at the Syracuse school. Graduating from Syracuse in 1912. Beck was teaching in 1913, a profession which he kept for 38years. He taught for nearly 40-years, 30 of which were in the immediate area. Interested in sports, he also served as a coach for 20-years, of both basketball and baseball. Connie Golden is named outstanding HAVRE, Mont. — U. S. Air Force sergeant Connie J. Golden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Thompson, r 1 Leesburg, has been named outstanding noncommissioned officer of the quarter in her unit at Havre air force station. Mont. Sergeant Golden, an administrative specialist with a unit of the aerospace defense command. was selected for her superior duty performance, leadership and exemplaryconduct. Indiana Rural Youth week is proclaimed The week of June 2-8 has been proclaimed as Indiana Rural Youth week. Indiana rural youth is an organization of county clubs for single yoimg adults, 17 to 28 years of age, and there is a program for single young adults in Kosciusko county. The program centers around sports, education, community aid projects and parties. On June 5 at 7:30 p.m., county rural youth will be meeting in the women's building at the Warsaw fairgrounds for a regular monthly meeting A street dance is set for June 7 in the parking lot of the First National Bank of Warsaw from 8-10:30 p.m. There is no charge and refreshments will be served. For more information on joining this group, single, and 17 to 28 years of age, contact the county extension office or the county president Paula Albert of Leesburg. WEEK END \TSITOR Mrs. Sue Ellen (Haggerty) White of Rhinelander, Wis., visited last week end with her sister and brother-in-law. the Dan Bradys of Pinecrest Trailer court between Syracuse and Milford TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT — Three room apartment. stove and refrigerator included. Not suitable for children. Phone 4573228. M.29-JU.S. FOR SALE — Green continuous clean double oven. Magic Chef Chateau stove with fan, one year old. Green Frigidaire refrigerator with ice maker, one year-old. Four piece walnut betfroom suite. Also entire family room of early American furniture. Phone 457-3860. GARAGE SALE on MilfordSyracuse road, one block from Weatherheads. May 31-June 1. From 9 to 5. Clothing, books, dishes, etc. FOR SALE — Halton trombone, excellent condition. Snare drum. Phone 658-4304. WANTED — Painting — house, exterior. Call 658-9280. Marion Acton. Milford. M.29-Ju.s 22 FOOT CHRIS-CR AFT for sale. Just refinished. Excellent condition. $1,300. Call 457-3380. M.39>Ju.19 WILL DO BABYSITTING in my home during the day. Licensed. Mrs. Anglemyer. 330 Harrison Courts. Syracuse. Phone 4573083.

Wed., May 29,1974 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

H The Colunin B A Sideshow Os Events In Milford

MRS. GLADYS COY of Our Town has returned from Monticello where she attended the graduation of her grandson Mike. Mike is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fry. Mrs. Fry is the former Phyllis Coy. Mike has received a scholarship from Tri-State at Angola for track and cross country. He also received an athletic reward and plaque. WE'VE HEARD quite a few comments on graduations recently that proved quite interesting and so thought we would pass them along. Area residents attending commencement exercises at Maconaquah high school near Bunker Hill were told the reason the boys were in blue and the girls were in red was so one could tell the difference. While down Brownsburg way on Friday night the class of 255 said thanks to their parents in several ways. Each graduate presented his or her parents with a gift prior to commencement and during the roll call of the senior class each set of parents stood and was presented with a flower from the graduates as they passed by. We like this one and think it worth considering for future WHS graduations. “MR. AND Mrs. Willard Conn have written to tell friends back home about their current trip to Europe. A card which arrived at The MJ on Tuesday reads as follows: “We are just outside of Stockholm this evening and going into the city tomorrow to see the sights. Everything is very clean and no billboards or signs along the road. All roads are very good and nice to drive on. We will head up north on the 23d then over into Norway, next week and then back down to Denmark.” PERSONS WHO say the Memorial day parade at Milford is a small one should journeyover to neighboring towns. One thing that really goes over in Milford is the flag-waving youngsters who turn up to ride on the town's fire trucks. Firemen and others who provide this interesting ride for the youngsters should be congratulated for their fine job each year The only complaint we heard and this was from persons who are not residents of the town but visitors here, was the fact who ever lined up the parade goofed by putting the Good News Sensations from the Christian church group in front of the fire trucks with their sirens. After struggling to put a piano on the back of the truck pulling the float the youngsters were forced into the impossible task of trying to out sing the sirens. Many felt that this group of musicians should have been placed farther up in the parade so as not to have to compete with the sirens which were delighting the younger set. Something to consider for another year! DON’T FORGET the June 1 clean-up slated for Saturday morning. DURING SPRING bousecleaning activities at The M-J we found several old newspapers dating back to 1869, 188*. 187* and 192*. The 1860 issue is of the “Campaign Plain Dealer and Popular Sovereignty Advocate” from Cleveland. Ohio. The papers

Ray Buhrt GENERAL CONTRACTOR tesidential I CommTciol Bailding Phone: 457-3431 Road 13, Syracuse

give several items of interest on the election of Lincoln and of the threat of war with one item reading in part as follows: “The next volume of the Plain Dealer will probably contain a record of most startling events Eighteen hundred and sixty-one will see, for the first time in this country, the inauguration of a President elected by Northern votes against Southern votes; the candidate of a Sectional Party, pledged to an “Irrespressible Conflict" with the South! What the result may be. God only knows. Seccession has already commenced! Southern States are arming for the inevitable conflice. immense mass meetings are being held. Minute Men by thousands enrolled. Federal officers are resigning, the Government brought to a dead halt in South Carolina. Georgia and Florida, insurrection of slaves threatened, anarchy, blood-shed, and rapine predicted BUDDY BICE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bice of Our Town, had a thrill backfire on Memorial day. Young Buddy was participating in the sponge throw and had won the right to toss a bucket of water on junior high school principal Marion Acton. When he threw the water at the principal, a real treat for a youngster, it hit the backboard and sprayed water not on the principal but on young Buddy. Buddy promptly headed for home to change into a dry outfit. THE BOY Scouts of Our Town are to be commended for their excellent help at clearing off tables for the chicken barbecue on Memorial day. The boys and their leader really did a great job. Boat trailer and canoe are stolen Millard Hire of 38 N. Shore drive. Syracuse Lake, reported to Syracuse police Saturday of the theft of a black boat trailer by cutting a chain where fastened at his property. He also reported a canoe missing from an adjoining property and both were taken sometime Friday night. The boat trailer was found and returned. Zoning board to hear two requests The board of zoning appeals of the town of Syracuse will meet at town hall at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 13. to consider two petitions. Kellie England, Lawrence Byrket and Joe Beghtel have ask for variance in the use of land and a building known as Kellie's Tire Service building on Indiana 13 south of Syracuse to permit manufacture of truck caps. Clarence D. Eyer, Sr., and Ruth E. Eyer, husband and wife, have ask variance of lot 27 m Hess addition to Lake Wawasee to permit construction and use of an accessory building closer to a lot line than now provided. All persons interested in said petitions may appear at the meeting for an opportunity.!© be heard. *

FOR SALE Westinghouse Appliances BRAMMER FURNITURE Mile South Os Syracuse 24-Hour Sers ice

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