The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 September 1975 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Sept. 10,1975

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ONE YEAR AGO. SEPT. 11.1974 Wiley W. “Bill" Spurgeon was re-elected president of the Wawasee Property Owners association. The Golden Razor Barber and Styling shop is open at 701 S. Huntington St. Allen Jones, r 2 Syracuse, will join the staff of WIOI radio station in Portsmouth. Ohio, as a disc jockey and newscaster An August 24 wedding at the Calvary United Methodist church. Syracuse, united in marriage Miss Faye Hoover, daughter of Mrs. Sue Hoover of. 613 Mullen St , Syracuse, and Ron Church of Pinecrest mobile home park in Syracuse Miss Martha Elizabeth Cutsinger and Paul Alan S toe I ting of Syracuse were united in marriage on September 1. 5 YEARS AGO. SEPT.». 1974 The old Syracuse landmark at the corner of Dolan and Carroll streets, formerly the Traster property, has been torn down Mr and Mrs T M Cook of r 3 Syracuse are the parents of a daughter born Friday at Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Whitehead of r 3 Syracuse are the parents of a son, Christopher Jay, bom Wednesday. Sept. 2. in Goshen Mr and Mrs Pete Melendez of r 1 Syracuse are the parents of a daughter boro Tuesday, Sept 1, in Goshen The US district court ruled against the long restriction at Wawasee high school John T. Vance, son of Mrs Murrill Neff of Syracuse, was honored at a retirement ceremony in Bainbridge. Md., upon completion of 20 years of service in the navy IB YEARS AGO. SEPT. 15. IMS Lakeland school board members met Tuesday evening and heard comments on possible ways of financing a new high school. Don Drake of Syracuse is the new relief officer for the town of Milford On Sunday afternoon. Sept 12, the members and friends of the Calvary Evangelical United Brethren church. Syracuse, gathered near the front of the

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new parsonage for the service of dedication. Work began Monday morning on two of the three new buildings in the Syracuse industrial park. Work on the third was scheduled for Wednesday. Ted Auer won the second annual Syracuse city golf tournament at Maxwelton on Sunday. Janice Pilcher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Doug Pilcher of 112 W Pearl. Syracuse, has returned to Indiana from South America 20 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 23.1955 Some 57 children are enrolled in kindergarten this year. Miss Donna Jean McSweeney and Randall Lee Grounds were wed Friday in the Methodist church in Syracuse. Town clerk-treasurer Ernest 0. Buchholz, announced Tuesday, the appointment of Hilary Backman as democrat member of the town election board for the November town election and the naming of Chris Koher, recommended by the Republican town central committee earlier this year for the board, as chairman of the board. Mr and Mrs. Robert H. Sheire, r 3 Syracuse, are the parents of a daughter boro Wednesday night, Sept. 14, at Goshen Mr and Mrs. High Neer, Syracuse, are the parents of a son. boro Thursday in the McDonald hospital in Warsaw. 45 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 25.1838 Guests gathered at the Stewart home near Syracuse Tuesday to surprise Mrs. Tom Stewart on her birthday A birthday party in Mrs. Janie Traster s honor was held at her home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Holloway and Mr. and Mrs. George Xanders went on a fishing trip in the Saint Joe river Sunday A. J. Morris of Syracuse has received an appointment as cadet first lieutenant in the Purdue university ROTC Specials this week at the variety store: wash dresses, voile and prints, fast colors. 5195 values, $1; boys’ all wool knickers, M cents; ladies felt hats. 96 cents; men s dress hose, per pair, 19 cents. Cox dies — (Continued from pagel) four grandsons. Robert Barton Cox. Michael Jon Evans, Thomas S. Evans, and Jeff Evans; two great-grandchildren. John Howard Evans and Christine Evans; six stepgrandchildren; one sister; Mrs. Emmett Smith of Snohomish. Wash ; and a brother, Arlin W. Cox. Princeton. Masonic services were held Saturday evening at the Syracuse funeral home. Interment was in Syracuse cemetery flection — (Continued from page 1) town's election chairman. Mrs. Baumgartner. Mrs Arthur Wise and Connie Buck are serving as Republicans on the election board with Democrats being Mrs. Daniel Levernier, Mrs. Russell Rudi and Darrell Oro Town board members appointed Republican Doral MeFarren to serve as inspector. Voting will take place on Tuesday. Nov. 4. between the hours of 6 a m. and 6 p m Kiwanis — (Continued from page 1> helps with learning disability equipment and sponsors teenagers to the state police youth career camp. The chib has purchased Ranger Rick magazines for the school libraries and awards career

scholarships. Members help with drug information, the Kosciusko county day camp, the 4-H junior leadership training program and the fellowship of Christian Athletes. The dub purchased the projection screen in Wawasee’s auditorium. They have also helped with the Little League programs, the special Olympics, the hobby and craft show, transportation for the needy and the distribution of tree seedlings. Milford — (Continued from page 1) would be around $4,800. A motion was made to have the work done. No second was given and the motion was later withdrawn. Discussion was held on blacktopping of Smith street which is approximately 800 feet in length. Martin said he asked

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far a price on this but had not received one as of Monday. He was instructed to see about this and present a written bid on both the sealing and the surfacing of Smith street at the special meeting to be held on Wednesday, Sept. 17. It is hoped the work can be completed yet this fall. New Marshal Present New town marshal Melvin Jordan was present at the meeting and gave board members an inventory list of items turned over to him. Board member Lovell said former marshal Don Drake had turned a number of items over to him and they too should be inventoried. Approval was given by board members for a daily log sheet for the police department and for a monthly report. Board members also noted the

resignation of clerk-treasurer Harry Schultz effective September 20. A special meeting has been set for Wednesday, Sept. 17, for the purpose of appointing a new clerk. Schultz lists his reason for resigning as being poor health. Board members thanked Schultz for the “fine job” and for all the “help to board members” during his years of service. Mrs. Sunthimer said she had contacted Ronald Baumgartner to serve as Milford’s voting member on the county planrung commission and he had accepted. Baumgartner was officially appointed by the board to the position at the Monday meeting. Several complaints were heard on grass and weeds that need mowing around town and on chickens in the town limits. Board members said the new

marshal will be checking all city ordinances and will be working to enforce them in the near future. A number of townspeople were present at the meeting — Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pifer, Mrs. Glen Treesh and Mrs. W. W. Free. “Second only to our human resources, the greatest natural asset of this nation is the soil itself. The coal, the oil, the iron, the lead, the gold and silver, and all the other precious, semiprecious and utilitarian minerals in the depths of the earth would be of little worth without the productive fertility of the surface.” — Theodore R. McKeldin. Someone has suggested that the outer garments of patriotism often cover the underwear of selfinterest.

LABOR DAY ZOO TRIP — About 35 children from the Milford Chapel traveled to South Bend’s Storyland Zoo over the Labor day week end. They went on the Salem Mennonite church bus. Chaperones for the outing were Joe and Ellen Shetler, Jerome and Waneta Zehr, John and Mary Ellen Gingerich, Alvin Miller, Dale and Nora Welty, Sarah Yoder, David and Martha Cross, David Troyer, Kathy Scott and Ben and Rose Shirk. i