The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 June 1975 — Page 5

OBITUARIES

Roy J. Sellers Funeraf services were held Friday for Roy J. Sellers. 78. of Elkhart and father of Howard E. Sellers and Mrs. Loa Ann Dahl, both of Syracuse Death came at Elkhart hospital on Wednesday. Mr Sellers was born May 31, 1896 in Tiffin, Ohio, and was retired in 1961 from Elkhart Bedding company. A veteran of World War 1, his marriage to the former Loretta Griffin took place August 25. 1921 in Sidney. Ohio In addition to the widow and two Syracuse children, he is survived by three other sons. Marvin E.. Jesse L. and Charles b. all of Elkhart; two other daughters. Mrs Lyman (Glendora,) Madlem of Elkhart and Mrs Samuel * Barbara' Bontrager, also Elkhart; 20 grandchildren, and 14 greatgrandchildren Interment was m Praine street cemetery at Elkhart " Inez H. Shively Funeral services were held at the New Salem Church of the Brethren on Saturday at 2 p m for Mrs. Inez H Shively. 75, who died at 2:25 p m Wednesday Death came in the

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Goshen hospital where she had been a patient for six days. Mrs Shively was born on February 18, 1900 in Illinois to Wesley T. and Josephine (Berry) Roberts She married Frank Shively on December 21, 1918. He preceded her in death on October 12, 1966. She was a member of the New Salem church >. Surviving are two sons. Max of r 1 Leesburg and Allen of Syracuse, one daughter, Mrs John (Ann Lou' Vance of r 7 Warsaw, eight grandchildren, and three sisters. Mrs Herman (Velma) Ginter of Lancaster, Ohio. Mrs Nellis Anglin of Leesburg and Mrs Joseph (Opal) Skoving of South Bend Six brothers, one sister and one grandson preceded her in death Rev Howard Kreider and Rev Chad Woodbum officiated at the services Interment will be in the Leesburg cemetery Lawrance A. Byrket Services were held at 1:30 today Wednesday ( for.Lawrance, A Byrket, 46. r 4 Syracuse and a lifetime resident of the Syracuse and Elkhart communities Death came at 10

p.m. Saturday at Veterans Administration hospital. Chicago, and was due to complications from cancer following an illness of about one year. The son of Ray and Stella (Loutzenhiser) Byrket. he was born at Syracuse on December 15, 1928 His marriage to the former Doris Blosser took place at Angola on January 15.1954 and she survives A laborer and co-owner of Wawasee Cap ; south of Syracuse, he was a member of the .American Legion at Syracuse and VFW In addition to the widow, he is survived by his parents at Syracuse, two daughters. Dawn, at home, and Mrs Timothy (Kristine' George. Syracuse, one son. Max, at home; a stepson Dennis Ray Blosser. Syracuse, two grandchildren; three brothers. Robert E . Darrell E., and Richard E., all of Elkhart, and one sister. Mrs Kenneth (Marilyn ’ Lrenz of Elkhart Interment was in Syracuse cemetery where military graveside services were held Howard F. Dixon Howard F Dixon. 59. of r 6 Chapman Lake road. Warsaw, died at 11:55 a m Friday at his home following an illness of two years He was born in Van Lear. Ky., on September 13. 1915 to Mr and Mrs William H Dixon Mr Dixon had resided in Kosciusko county since 1953. moving here from Lexington, Ky His marriage to the former Laura Venus Mann. who survives occurred on May 17, 1936 A retired employee of Warsaw Mating Works, Mr. Dixon was a member of the First Christian church of Warsaw and the Eagles Ixidge of Goshen. Surviving in addition to his widow are his mother. Ida Dixon Kerschner of Lexington. Ky ; one son. Howard E. Dixon of Syracuse; two grandsons. Bill and John Dixon of Syracuse; two brothers. Harold Dixon of Old Town, Md.. and Arnold Dixon of Dayton, Ohio; and three sisters. Mrs Ralph Wooster and Mrs Clyde Groves, both of Lexington. Ky., and Mrs James Hall of Warsaw. Services were conducted at 1:30 p.m. Monday at a Warsaw funeral home and interment was in the Silver Lake cemetery. Joseph Bauman Funeral services will be held in the Apostolic Christian church at

Bremen on Thursday morning at 10 for Joseph Bauman. South Bend, who died on Monday afternoon in Memorial hospital at South Bend. Bauman lived in Milford for several years in the 1930’s and Worked' at Beer’s Flowers. He later moved to South Bend and opened a nursery business there He was married to the former Bernice Rassi of Milford. He was a native of Writtman, Ohio. Surviving with the widow are two daughters, Mrs John (Theresa' Hemphill and Mrs. Carl (Deioris > Drawert and a son Max. all of South Bend. Also surviving are a brother and sister in Writtman Burial will be in the Milford cemetery Births CHURCH infant Mr and Mrs. Ronald Church of r 1 Syracuse are the parents of a son born on Wednesday. May 28. at Goshen hospital. CHI TP daughter Mr and Mrs. Edwin L. Chupp of r 2 Leesburg are the parents of a daughter born in Goshen hospital on Thursday. KRULL daughter Mr and Mrs. Richard R Krull. 301 S Henry, Milford, are the parents of a daughter born Saturday in the Goshen hospital Hospital Notes Murphy Medical Center FRIDAY. M \Y 23 Emergency Room Jason Elliott, Milford SATURDAY. MAY 24 Emergency Room James Bryan, Syracuse Michalle Rogers, Syracuse SUNDAY. MAY 25 Emergency Room Jackie Bryant. North Webster Mrs. James Irwin, North Webster

MONDAY. MAY 26 Admissions Mrs. Larry Sult. North Webster Mrs. Kerry Koontz, Milford Emergency Room Rick Stidams. North Webster Angela Montgomery, Leesburg Brian Glaser. Leesburg Darren Baier, Leesburg Dana Prater, Leesburg TUESDAY. MAY 27 Admissions Jermiah Meads, Leesburg Dismissals Mrs. Kerry Koontz. Milford THURSDAY. MAY 29 Dismissals Jermiah Meads, Leesburg Mrs. Leota Summerlot, Syracuse FRIDAY, MAY 30 Admissions Mrs. Effie A. Lockwood. Leesburg SATURDAY. MAY 31 Admissions Timothy Pritchard, Syracuse Emergency Room Chris Neer, Leesburg SUNDAY. JUNE I . Dismissals Timothy Pritchard. Syracuse Goshen Hospital TUESDAY. MAY 27 Admissions Bertha E. Brownstein, r 2 Syracuse Norma J. O’Haver, r 4 Syracuse Dismissals Mrs. Nellie Marling. Syracuse Lydia Mellinger, r 4 Syracuse Mrs. Kenneth G. Butt and son. 436 Parkway drive. Syracuse WEDNESDAY. MAY 28 Admissions Julie Anne Hembree, r 4 Syracuse Donald V Wagoner, North Webster Dismissals Mrs. Roy Brock and daughter, r 2 Milford FRIDAY. MAY 30 Admissions Charles Eugene Hill, r 4 Syracuse SUNDAY. JUNE 1 Admissions Marie LeCount, r 3 Syracuse Dismissals Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerel Lenfestey. r 2 Leesburg OTHER HOSPITAL NEWS Mrs. Lillie Warner was admitted to Parkview Memorial hospital in Fort Wayne on Sunday? June 1. Her room number is 548. Surgery was scheduled for 11 a.m. on Monday, June 2. Court News KOSCIUSKO COUNTY Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses at the office of county clerk Bessie I. Himes: Russell Fremont Veach. 20, r 1 Milford, chef and Janet Mae Rooney, 20, r 2 North Manchester. unemployed Mark Allen Workman, 21, r 3 Syracuse, Farm Bureau Co-op and Kathleen Marie Homey. 21, 1812 Lincoln drive, Warsaw. Secretary John Lewis Estep, 26, box 261 Syracuse, army and Sally Jo Shively, 18, box 261 Syracuse, accounting office Michael Hills Glover. 21. r 1 Milford, student and Barbara Joy Burkett. 24. 207 Auditorium Blvd . Winona Lake, student Fined The following persons were assessed fines and costs when they l appeared before city judge Michael Valentine recently: Thomas Sorenson, 21, r 1 Milford. $35 for speeding Chester Bond. 28. r 1 Syracuse. $35 for unsafe start John Hoy, 32. r 3 Syracuse. $35 for disobeying stop sign Jesse Stevens, 42, r 2 Syracuse, fines and costs, six months suspended sentence to Indiana State Farm and six months «»• SIZE IS VOCR PROBLEM | THY DOUG PILCHER • SHOE STORE IN SYRACUSE (In Stock MEN | AAMimU WOMEN f ♦ AARthru I* AAAASthruU I AS thru I* AAA 5 thru >3 I • S thru II AAOithrvl* • O{thru It tlttiruK 1 ESthruU COMull f E DONoll . | EEEESthrvll «J«»ruU | ’ EEEEESthrull EE «thru 11 •EEEEEE I thru 11 EEE J l l thru » I Bustor Brawn K.fls A Thru EEEE ’ tDHWr ••• to« aaxtot toto-h ■ •W*. O-to »«• tohft V tMwik H to™ Cmiri A Os «to— ißßfr B g MMMT cww toM <•'« " (lilt) AS7-IM2 Open * Days* To A | DOUG PILCHER SHOE STORE I I IMS- Huntington St (IM. 131 » SYRACUSE, IND MM7 (LocAtM At LMO Wawasoo > »

license suspension for public intoxication and driving under influence Elwood Foster. 54, r 1 North Webster. SSO for reckless driving, not guilty to public intoxication Account Suit First Charter Financial Corporation dba First Charter Insurance Agency vs Theldon and Edith Kline, 724 South Lake street. Syracuse. Plaintiff demands $2,500 for account. Damage Suit K & B Enterprises, Inc. vs Kinder Mfg. Company. Inc., Elkhart, Plaintiff demands a total judgment of $1,350,000. attorney fees and costs of action for damages resulting from breach of contract, causing necessary to suspend business operations, loss of goods and inventory. Note Suit State Bank of Syracuse vs Phyllis Huffer. 332 East Taft street. Santa Maria. Calif. Plaintiff demands judgment of $8,500 for note. ELKHART COUNTY Fined The following person was assessed fines and costs when appearing before JP Henry Cripe. Jr.: Douglas S. Boucher. 28. r 2 box 51 Runaway Bay, Syracuse, $35 for speeding 72 mph in a 55 mph zone Report given by JP Brooks The following persons paid fines in the office of JP Jim Brooks in Van Buren township during the month of May: Bela Toth. 1302 Mishler Rd.. Huntington. $33 for speeding 71 mph in a 55 mph zone Carrie E. Hardiman. 3502 Raymond Ave,. Fort Wayne, $34 for speeding 74 mph in a 55 mph zone Eliseo A. Aguilar, box 421 Milford. $37 for unreasonable speed James R. Wilson, 9124 E. Market. Logansport. $29 for speeding 67 mph in a 55 mph zone Keith C. Bancroft. 514 Greentree drive. Michigan City. $34 for speeding 72 mph in a 55 mph zone Harold E Hammaker, r 1 Leesburg, S2B for no registration plate John A. Ruby. 2937 Sunset Ave., Flossmor. 111., S3O for speeding 68 mph in a 55 mph zone Carroll W. Schoen. 900 E. Holmes Ave., Lima. Ohio. $34 for speeding 72 mph in a 55 mph zone William N. Becker, 598 S. Rile. Bushnell. 111., $37 for improper passing. $37 for no fuel tax permit Mario Rodrequez. Milford, $34 for public intoxication; $34 for illegal consumption of alcoholic beverages; $34 for malicious trespass Leslie A. T. Woods, box 448 Milford. $37 for no operator s license Dixie L Allen, r 3 Warsaw. $35 for speeding 73 mph in a 55 mph zone James E. Collins, box 245 Milford. S2B for operating on a permit without a parent or guardian Richard L. Fairchild, 207 S. Seventh. Goshen, S2B for disregarding stop sign Jeffrey L. Cripe, 201 Cottonwood drive. Anderson. $42 for speeding 55 mph in a 30 mph zone Fred P. Troup, box 205 Milford, $29 for disorderly conduct Roger L. Henwood, r 3 Syracuse. S2B for false registration

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Wed., June 4,1975 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

RECEIVES SAFE DRIVING AWARD — F-sergeant John Funk, left, congratulates trooper Gerald Waikel, right, on his driving accomplishments. Trooper Waikel received the 750,000 mile safety award at the recently concluded inspections of the Indiana state police personnel and facilities. Troopers Larry Yeiter and Don Sand, also of Kosciusko county, received like awards.

May JP cases are heard

The following cases were heard during the month of May in the office of justice of the peace Qiristian Koher at Syracuse: Gary Wiles, r 4 Syracuse, fine of ssfor a total of $29. assault and battery John C. Anglemyer. 113 South Harrison. Syracuse. $3-S3O. no operator's license Douglas Rater, r I Milford, $3S3O, speeding 48 in a 30-zone Mack Kuhn. Cromwell, sl-$25. disregarding of firearms (bow and arrow) in unauthorized area t Sharon Amsden, r 1 Cromwell, sl-S2B, expired operator’s license; also. sl-S2B. failure to yield theright of way Michael Oesch. r 1 Middlebury. sl-S2B. improper passing Richard Wuthrich, r 2 Milford. $3-S3O. speeding 42 in a 25-zone Rodney Solina. 512 S. Main. Syracuse, sl-$27, failure to inspect vehicle Winifred Frederick, r 2 Syracuse. sl-S2B. failure to inspect Thomas Lynch. Ligonier, driving while suspended, case dismissed locally and refiled in Warsaw city court Robert L. Mast. Syracuse, $l- - no tail light Rodney Bell. 218 West Portland. Syracuse, $5-$29. assault and battery Roy A Newman, r 1 Cromwell. sl-S2B, failure to inspect Michael Overfelt, 125 W. Washington, Syracuse, sl-S2B, no operator’s license Sherri Elder, Syracuse, sl-S2B. no operator’s license; also sl-S2B. expired registration Paul Hasse, r 2 Syracuse. $l- - expired license plate Dale Mabie, r 1 Warsaw, sl-S2B, speeding; also, sl-S2B, inadequate brakes C. R. Tacchia. Jr., Illinois, $lO- - fishing in state waters without a license Dwight Dean, 400 Parkway drive, Syracuse, $3-S3O. speeding 71 in a 55-zone Paul Herrell. Nappanee, speeding 50 in a 25-zone. sl-S2B Elmer Stutzman, r 1 Goshen,

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sl-S2B. disregarding an automatic railroad signal warning Michael Allen, r 3 Syracuse, $3-S3O. speeding 84 in a 55-zone ft $ 75 damage set in arson fire at Wawasee Golf Syracuse firemen responded to a call at 12:05 am. Saturday morning at Wawasee Golf club when it was discovered a fire was burning at the old barracks storage building nearby. The alarm was turned in by three passing motorists who in turn informed the club house and firemen quickly extinguished the blaze with about $75 damage. Jim Thompson, a cook at the club, r 1 Milford, rushed to the building and broke out windows sustaining hand injuries. He was taken to Goshen hospital for further treatment following treatment by Syracuse first aidmen. Fire chief Larry Weaver reported finding a 24 gallon gas can and a book of matches near the fire scene, and determined gasoline was used at the south end of the building to start the fire. FIRST AID RESPONDS Members of the Syracuse first aid unit responded to a call at the Gene Hill home near Syracuse at 7:46 p.m. Tuesday, however, treatment was refused when the unit arrived. The Hill home is on Palm drive. USED EYEGLASSES WANTED See Page 4

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