The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 July 1975 — Page 5

OBITUARIES

Edith Foster Funeral services were held Saturday, July 5, for Mrs Roy (Edith) Foster, 74,0 f 1 Leesburg She died of complications at 5:15 a m. Thursday. July 3. She had been in fading health for several years Mrs Foster was bom April 21. 1901 to Jesse and Viola (Bell) Pulley. She was a native of Grant county. She was married to Roy Foster on October 14, 1924. She resided at Landress prior to moving to this area in 1969 Mrs. Foster was a member of the Barbee Lakes Community church Survivors include her husband; one son. Rev Bryce Foster, r 1 Leesburg; and one sister. Mrs Roger (Gladys) Pole. Warren. Rev. Bryce Foster and Rev. Al Buhler officated and interment was in Grant Memorial Park at Marion Cora Jarrett Mrs. Guy M (Cora Crow) Jarrett died July 2 in the hospital at Elwood City. Pa She was raised m the Syracuse area and was. known by many in that area town Funeral services were held last Saturday at 11 a m. with burial in Elwood City Her husband preceded her in death . Survivors are a daughter. Mrs Dave (Gene) Hawthorn of Pittsburg. a son. Dr John Crow Jarret of Marion and Lake Wawasee; a nephew. Maurice Crow of Syracuse; and a niece. Mrs Paul (Roberta'' Crow' McClintic of Toledo. Ohio Isabelle Hearn Services were conducted at 10 30 am Monday in a Warsaw funeral home for Mrs E W. (Isabelle* Hearn. 72. of Leesburg, who died at 8:30 pm Thursday in Goshen hospital She had been m failing health since October. 1974 * She was bom April 4. 1903 and was the daughter of Karl and Ruth (Beauchamp l Young She was a former resident of North Manchester, she had lived m the Warsaw area since 1960

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Mrs. Hearn was married to E. W. Hearn on December 10. 1931 in North Manchester He survives. Mrs Hearn was a retired school teacher, she was a graduate of Manchester college. She taught music and English in elementary and Warsaw junior high from 1960-69 She had also taught in the North Manchester grade schools. Mrs Hearn was a member of the Leesburg United Methodist church and was a Tri Kappa and member of the Eastern Star in North Manchester Surviving in addition to her husband are two sons. Kosciusko county prosecuting attorney R. Steven Hearn, Syracuse; and James W. Heam. r 7. Warsaw, and five grandchildren Rev Kenneth Fast officiated and burial was in the Leesburg cemetery Mrs. John Iffert Funeral services were held at I:3opm Tuesday for Mrs Oyo Mae Iffert. 82. r 1 New Pairs, who died at 5 a m Sunday in the home of a nephew. Paul J Markley, r 1 Milford Mrs Iffert was with the Markleys since June 2. and before that was a patient at Goshen hospital She has been in failing health for several years Mrs Iffert was bom August 19. 1892 in Elkhart township She was the daughter of Daniel and Mary (Wyland’Lewallen She married John Iffert in 1912. he proceeded her m death December 17. 1942 Surviving are a brother. Robert Lewallen. Goshen, and a number of nieces and nephews A son. Jesse fffert. died December 28. 1973 Rev. Wilburn Lewallen and Rev Douglas Archer officiated and burial was in Violett cemetery Ralph L. Miller Ralph L Miller. 63. Goshen, son of Mrs A. L. <Olive Deardorff) Miller of Syracuse passed away Tuesday morning, July 1. in his sleep He was found in his home that evening by neighbors. He was born November 15, 1911 and was a native of Morris. 111. He moved from Syracuse to Goshen in 1934 He married Christine Armour on November

29, 1934. She preceded him in death on May 15, 1974. Miller had been employed as a manufacturers representative by Freeman Supply company in Toledo. Ohio. He belonged to the First Presbyterian church. He was a deacon and trustee of the church, a 32d degree Mason. Shrine club member, member of the American Foundry society, Tippecanoe and Maplecrest country clubs. Surviving with the mother are two daughters. Mrs. Richard (Mary) Cross, Greenfield and Mrs. John (Martha l Nagle. Indianapolis; two grandchildren; and four sisters. Mrs. Hazel LeClare. Indianapolis, Mrs. Walter (Mabel > Smith, Evansville, Mrs. Ralph (Betty) McMacken. Canton. Ohio and Mrs. Joseph (Frances) Brady. Manasquan. N. J Services were held Thursday in Goshen with the Rev. Andrew L. Hardie, pastor of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Interment was in the Violett cemetery Mrs. Rachel M. Stair Mrs. Rachel M. Stair, 67, r 1 North Webster, passed away Thursday at 5:30 p.m in the Whitley County hospital in Columbia City. Mrs Stair lived in North Webster for 39 years, moving from Marion where she was born Survivors include a son. Detmer, North Webster; a sister. Mrs Phoebe Shadle, Bluffton; and two grandchildren. Services were held Monday in Marion. Interment was in a Marion cemetery. Mrs. John Vance Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the New Salem Church of the Brethren for Mrs John (Anna Lou Shively) Vance. 43. of Lake Forest Addition, r 6. Warsaw. She died at 7:45 a m. Tuesday. July 8. in the Goshen hospital where she had been a patient for three weeks. Mrs. Vance was bom March 22. 1932t0 Frank and Inez (Roberts) Shively. On December 24. 1950 she was united in marriage to John Vance. Mrs Vance was a native of Leesburg and a member of the New Salem Church of the Brethren She is survived by her husband; one son, Michael W Vance, r 6 Warsaw; one daughter. Marcell Lee Vance, at

home; and two brothers. Max Shively. Leesburg and Allen Shively, Syracuse. Rev. Chad Woodburn will officiate and interment will be in the Leesburg cemetery. Births BRUBAKER. Laura Kathleen Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brubaker of 151 South Prospect St.. Bowling Green. Ohio. 43402 are the parents of a daughter, Laura Kathleen, born June 17 at 1:10 am. in Saint Vincients hospital in Toledo. Laura Kathleen has a sister. Christine Nodi, who is 24 years old. Mrs. Brubaker is the former Janet Ramser. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Forrest L. Ramser of Athens. Ga., formerly of Milford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brubaker of Muncie. HUNZIKER. Sandra Marie Mr and Mrs Billy L. Hunziker of r 1 Leesburg are the parents of a daughter. Sandra Marie, born Sunday. July 6, at 7:56 a.m. in the Goshen hospital. Sandra Marie weighed seven pounds, four ounces and was 204 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Archie Powell of Louisville. Ky.. and the paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Carl Hunziker of Leesburg. Mrs. Thimbie Evans of Cincinnati. Ohio, is the maternal great-grandmother and Mrs. Edna Hunziker of Salina is the paternal great-grandmother. Mrs. Hunziker of Rockford. Ohio, is a paternal great-great-grandmother. Sandra Marie has two sisters. Diana and Krista and. one brother. David. STROMBECK. Tori Lee Mr. and Mrs. David Strombeck of North Webster are the parents of their first child. Tori Lee. born June 30 in the Whitley County hospital in Columbia City. Tori weighed eight pounds, 64 ounces. was 204 inches long and was born at 2:18 p.m. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gene Berghorn of North Webster. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Tony Strombeck of North Webster. Maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Berghorn. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coblentz and Mrs. Iva Duke, all of Fort Wayne.

Mrs, Thelm Berger of North Webster is paternal greatgrandmother. PHILLIPS, Cindy JoAnn Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Phillips of r 2 Syracuse are the parents of a daughter, CindyJo. Ann. born Friday in the Goshen hospital. Cindy was born at 5:25 a.m.. weighed seven pounds, two ounces and was 204 inches long. Mr. and Mrs. William Sloan of North Webster are the maternal grandparents. Mrs. Hazel Phillips of Pierceton is the paternal grandmother. Cindy has a sister. Tammy, 14 and a brother. Ricky; eight. » ORT. Jason William Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ort of North Webster are the parents of their first child, a son. bom at 8:19 a.m. Monday. June 30. in the Whitley County hospital in Columbia City. The newborn, Jason William, was 194 inches long and weighed seven pounds. 11 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Overmyer of North Webster Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LarryOrt of Cromwell. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Caldwell of Akron are maternal greatgrandparents. Mrs. Euriel Gase of Cromwell is the paternal greatgrandmother. Hospital Notes Murphy Medical Center MONDAY, JUNE 30 Admissions Mrs. Earl L. Kammerer. Leesburg Emergency Room Ellis E. Roher. North Webster Brian Smoker. Leesburg Dußois Thaddeus. two. son of Dennis Thaddeus, North Webster TUESDAY, JULY 1 Dismissals Mrs. Leota M. Summerlot, Syracuse WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 Admissions Mrs. Ted Stumbo. Milford Mrs. Audolph Egner. Leesburg Dismissals y Nanette Zowd, North Webster Emergency Room Mrs. Harold Spurlock, Leesburg THURSDAY, JULY 3 Admissions Mrs. Danny Willard, Leesburg Harvey Grimm, Leesburg Emergency Room Mrs. Larry McKenzie, Leesburg Taylor Whitaker, one-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Whitaker. Milford Douglas E. Kake, Leesburg Angela Moser. 23-month-old daughter of Mt. and Mrs. Howard Moser. North Webster FRIDAY. JULY 4 Admissions Ricky A. Hollar, Leesburg Dismissals Mrs. Danny Willard. Leesburg Emergency Room Hector Jacobucci. four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jacobucci. Milford Brenda Howard, Milford Del Acton. Milford SATURDAY. JULY 5 Dismissals Mrs. Earl L. Kammerer, Leesburg Emergency Room Eva Mack, North Webster Mrs. Ronald Shay. Syracuse James Rider. North Webster SUNDAY. JULY 6 Admissions Mrs. Edward Schopfer. Leesburg

— fvX At The Milford Christian Church ELDON WILSON L, Minister .... A mother of 12 children came to a minister and said. I feel that God wants me to be a missionary!” The minister replied. “I believe you are right. God does want you to be a missionary. and He has already given you a mission field, right in your own home!” ... Many people have a mission field in their own home. Are you building your home upon the solid rock, er the sand? Time will tell. — Buses running every Sunday in Milford, Dewart Lake. Syracuse and Nappanee areas. — Bible school hour — 9:30 a.m. — Morning Worship service — 19:30 a.m. — Primary, beginner, junior and high school and college age worship services at 10:30 a.m. — Sundav evening services at 7 p.m. — Family night Bible study, Wednesday atj p.m. Milford Christian Church Phone 958-9151 or 658-4305

Goshen Hospital TUESDAY. JULY 1 Dismissals Mrs. Rick Edgar and son, r 2 Syracuse WEDNESDAY. JULY 2 Admissions Patricia Engle, r 3 Syracuse Dismissals Mrs. Charles Collins and son, r 1 Milford THURSDAY. JULY 3 Dismissals Mrs. Finley Allen. 119 W. High St.. Syracuse Raymond Jack Savoie, r 3 Syracuse Patricia Engle, r 3 Syracuse FRIDAY. JULY 4 Admissions Jesse McGriff, r 1 Leesburg Furmon Buck, r 2 Syracuse MONDAY. JULY 7 Admissions Roy Ernest Dimbetg. r 2 Leesburg OTHER HOSPITAL NEWS Mary Fidler of North Webster was admitted to the Whitley County hospital in Columbia City last week. Mrs. Carolyn Casto of Milford underwent surgery in the Elkhart hospital last week. She has since been released and is recuperating at home. HARVEY SPEICHER IS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Harvey Speicher. 58, Milford, was taken by Goshen ambulance to the hospital at 10:17 p.m. Saturday. He sustained a mouth injury at a Goshen club. He was treated and released. NANCY SEARFOSS IS RECUPERATING Mrs. Charles (Nancy) Searfoss of Syracuse is recuperating in her home following surgery in the Elkhart hospital. Memoriam IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Floyd M. Rensberger who passed away six years ago. July 10, 1968. Twenty-eight years ago there came a curly haired boy, Bringing to us an overflow of joy. Cradled and taught to walk, with loving care. Growing to manhood, always to do his share. Then came God’s summons, How cruel the Mow! How could he leave us who loved him so? Father who seest us, hear our family's prayer. As we watched him 0 Lord, please watch him there. Sadly missed by All Mother, Father, Sister, Brothers And In-Laws Card Os Thanks C ARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my manyfriends for the cards, plants, calls, prayers, visits and other acts of kindness shown during my hospital stay and upon my return home. Nancy Searfoss ■ ■ Court News KOSCIUSKO COUNTY Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses at theofficeof county clerk Bessie I. Himes: Danny Ray Strombeck, 24, r 1 North Webster, printer and Linda Sue Bonewitz. 19, r 1 North Manchester, material handler Brett Gardner Nelson, 23, 17101 Southwest 200th street. Miami,

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L k! 7 < J| MR ** ", > SUiy r / / PAINTING CONTINUES — Mrs. John (Ann) Nyikos of Syracuse is shown above as she puts the finishing touches on another fire hydrant in that Lakeland community. All of the town's fire hydrants are being painted red, white and blue in honor of the coming bi-centennial. Volunteers are needed to help paint. Anyone interested is urged to contact Mrs. Nyikos.

Fla., operations analysist and Jeannine Louise Amos. 23. box 665 Syracuse, teacher Lowell Gene Showalter. 33. r 2 Syracuse, service manager and Cynthia Sue Lee, 20, r 2 Syracuse, unemployed Fined The following persons were assessed fines and costs when they appeared before city judge Michael Valentine recently: Robert Teeple, r 1 Leesburg, failure to support children charge set for trial Orville Evans, Syracuse, SBO suspended by Mrs. Evans for cruelty to animals

ORDINANCE NUMBER7M AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING MAXIMUMGROSS LOAD WEIGHTS FOR CERTAIN BRIDGES WITHIN KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the County of KOsciusKo. State of Indiana, is charged with the repair and maintenance of various bridges within Kosciusko County, In diana. and WHEREAS, the Board has determined that the various maximum loads permitted by Indiana law namely 1 C. 9 8 1 12, are greater than certain bridges within Kosciusko County can support without serious damage to said bridges NOW. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS as follows Section 1. That the maximum gross load weights permitted upon the below referenced bridges situate within Kosciusko County, Indiana, are as follows Maximum Gross Load Bridge Location Weights in Tons County Road 225 East 0 15 mile North of County Road 75 North (Bridge Number 7) Ten (10) Tons County Road 750 East, 0 50 mile North of County Road 500 North (Bridge Number M» Ten (10) Tons County Road 475 East, 0 50 mile North of County Road 500 North (Bridge Number 14) Ten (10) Tons County Road Old 13A, 0.25 mile North of Old State Road 8 (Bridge Number 19) Fourteen (14) Tons County Road 100 East at its intersection with county Road 450 North (Bridge Number 21) Ten (10) Tons Pickwick Road. 0 50 mile East of State Road 13 (Bridge Number 27) Ten (10) Tons County Road 175 East, 0.2 mile South of Rader Road (Bridge Number 28) . . ' Four (4) Tons Old State Road 15, on the South edge of the Town of Milford (Bridge Number 29) Six (4) Tons Beer Road one mile west of County Road 175 East (Bridge Number 30) Eight (8) Tons County Road 300 East, 0.9 mile Northof County Road 1300 North (Bridge Number 33) , - j Six (4) Tons County Road 250 East, 0 1 mile South of County Road 1400 North (Bridge Number 34) Six (4) Tons County Road 1250 North. 0 20 mile West of County Road 60 West (Bridge Number 34) Ten (10) Tons County Road 200 West. 6.5 mile South of County Road 1350 North (Bridge Number 39) Ten (10) Tons Dm Road at he West edge of the Town of Milford (BridgeNuriberaO) Ten (10) Tons County Road HOC North, 0.45 mile West of State Road 15 (Bridge Number 40) Ten (10) Ton? County Road 1000 North, 0.5 mile West of State Road 15 (Bridge Number 45) Twelve (12) Tons County Road 450 North, 0 1 mile East of State Road 19 (Bridge Number 54) Nine (9) Tons Crystal Lake Road. 0 10 mile East of the Snyder Road (Bridge Number 55) Eight (8) Tons County Road 100 North, 300 feet East of County Road 525 West (Bridge Number 42) E '® ht <8) Tons County Road 100 North, 0.15 mile East of County Road 650 West (Bridge Number 63) JL??' <8) 005 County Road 250 North, 0 9 mile West of 875 West, just West of County Road 950 West (Bridge Number 65) Three (3) Tons Fox F arm Road, 200 teet East of County Road 150 West (Bridge Number 68) Eight (8) Tons Summy Road, 0 35 mile West of County Road 500 West l (Bridge Number 70) Four (4) Tons County Road 425 West, 0 10 mile South of County Road 800 North (Bridge Number 71) Five (5) Tons County Road 700 West. ’S mile North of County Road 1200 North (Bridge Number 82) Four (4) Tons County Road 900 West, • i mile South of County Road 1050 Norm (Bridge Number 83) Three (3) Tons County Road 425 West, 0 4 mile South of County Road 1000 Norm (Bridge Number 84) Six (6) Tons County Road 300 Norm 0 25 mite West of County Road 875 West (Bridge Number 97) Eight (8) Tons Snyder Road. 0 10 m<le North of the Crystal Lake Road (Bridge Number 107) !!! 1004I 004 rnrnh Road 700 South. 0 2 m.le West of me Beaver Dam Road Eight (8) Tons OBHdge Number 115) E.ght (.) Tons Packerton Road 0 15 mile South of the P.erceton Road t Bridge Number 123) SiX (4) Tons county Road 500 South, 0 55 mile West of County Road 1000 West (Bridge Number 124) = Ten (10) Tons County Road 350 East. 150 feet South of me W.lcox Road (Bridge Number 127) Eight ts) ions County Road 1000 west, at County Road 600 South (Bridge Number 124) Two (2) Tons County Road 400 West, 0 8 mile Norm of County Road 950 South (Bridge Number 132) _ s,x 161 Tons Eel River Road. 0 17 m.le East of County Road 700 East ... (Bridge Number 138) » Five (5) Tons County Road 875 West, 0 40 m.le South of County Road 600 South (Bridge Number 144) , Four (4) ions County Road 925 West. 0 3 mile South of County Road 1250 South (Bridge Number 150) Seven (7) Tons County Road 900 West, 0 10 mile South of County Road 1200 South (Bridge Number 152) Seven i7) ons County Road 850 South, OJ mile East of County Road 700 West (Bridge Number 157) Five (5) ions Beaver Dam Road.O 20 m es South of County Road 700 South- - Number 158) Ten (10 ons County Road 300 South. 0 IJm ie West of County Road 100 East (Bridge Number 160) Four (4> Tons rh—.tu Road 225 South. 015 mile West of County Road 275 East (Bridge Number 145) L Se ven (7) Tons County Road 300 East. 0 35 mile North of County Road 800 South (Bridge Number 173) Six (6) Yons County Road 300 East. 0 15 mile Norm of County Road 800 South .(BridgeNumber P 4) Six (6) Tons Varess Road. 0.10 mile East of County Road 600 East (Bridge Number 178) Ten (10; Tons County Road 400 South. 0 50 mile West of the Packerton Road (Bridge Number 182) F,ve(s)Tons The hoppus Road. 0 70 mile West of County Road 50 West (Bridge Number 184) Ten (10) Tons County Road 100 East, 0.5 mile Norm of County Road 400 South (Bridge Number 190) Five (5) Tons County Roed 1300 South (South County Line). 0 10 mile West of County Road 425 West (Bridge Number 205) Ten (10) Tons Country Club Road. 0 2 mae Norm of Norm Country Club Road (Bridge Number 209) Ten (10) Tons County Road 100 East. 300 feet South of County Road 1350 Norm (Bridge Number 222) Ten (10) Tons County Road 1200 South 0 3 mile East of County Road 600 East (Bridge Number 239) Five (5) Tons Section 1. That mis ordinance shall become effective, as to each of the respective bridges listed in Section 1 hereof, only after signs indicating me maximum gross weight allowed on such bridge are posted in a conspicuous place at each end of me bridge to which .they shall apply, with said signs to be legible from a distance of fifty (50) feet, and with said signs to be thereafter maintained by me Kosciusko County Highway Department Section 3. That it shall be unlawful to operate a vehicle having a gross weight in excess of me posted maximum gross ioad we ght for said bridge Section 4 That the owner and operator of any vehicle unlawfully operated or moved on or over any bridge shall be jointly and severally responsible for all damages to any bridge as a result of any violation of mis ordinance. Section 5. That me term "vehicle" as used m mis ordinance shall be held to appiyt° e ’ device in. upon or by wh,ch any person or property is or may be transported or drawn uiw o public highway, excepting devices moved by human power . Section 6.That any person who violates any provision of mis ordinance sMH nm me first or other subsequent offense in any sum not to exceed Five Hundred Dollars Section 7. This ordinance shall be m full force and effect after me date of its pa publication as required by law . PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Commissioners of me county or xosciusw. State of Indiana, on mis 7m day of July. 1975 THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF KOSCIUSKO. STATE OF INOI* NA Gerald Smalley Maurice Dorsey Frederick W. Gilliam Jy

Stanley Harper. 48, r 4 Syracuse, driving left of center charge, continuance granted for defendant Patrick Morgan, 17, r 2 Leesburg. $75 for speeding and illegal consumption Quillen Shepherd. 32, r 1 Leesburg. S9O for driving under influence ' Cruisers, Inc. Boats MACY'S Lake Wawasee

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