The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 October 1975 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. Oct. 8.1975

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taziNiCg AROVN'D^J^Jt-—■t Cl&jjp Os; . v- > —«» kt y Auer's to the rescue is evident as the local wrecker was called — not to pull the boat from the water, but the car — belonging to Phil Houser we are told. The rest is up to Phil to tell. A really nice improvement is the street being paved in the Workman addition at the north , edge of town One could almost tell — it is getting close to Halloween time — with the TPing going on. The weather this past week has been something else, sunny, warm and 70 and 80 degree daytime temperatures Really nice for the farmers harvesting beans, persons with gardens still producing, bittersweet hunters, and those truly enjoying true mother nature beauty. Once again it is time for a warning regarding identification from persons coming to your door — thus following a duping of an elderly widow north of Syracuse this past week end, thinking she admitted two utility servicemen — making her minus house keys and a small amount of cash as she was kept busy while the second dipped into her purse David Culberson of North Webster was quick to admit this week that it pays to advertise, as seven rapid calls came in to his bome after placing an ad in the Kosciusko section of 'the paper* wanting a good home for a dog. Comes yet another note this week, this from Miss Ida Deardorff of Syracuse, with a clipping from the Kalamazoo (Mich ) Gazette dated September 20.1975 with two pictures on the summer Sunday morning worship services held on Wawasee It's that time again — time for the Calvary church Jonah fish fry again — on October 17. Seen in Syracuse Friday ternoon. a tan van with words of Clunette Hingle Express on the side — with the Clunette Elevator warding on the driver’s door side

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of the van. The picture was clever, on the van side. Many sighed with relief when the postal rates were announced several weeks ago, actually lowering charges in several areas — then comes an announcement this week of a postal rate hike effective December 28 which is expected to add 12.4 billion a year in extra revenues for the VS Postal service. The first ounce of first class mail will rise to 13 cents and each additional ounce will rise from 9 to 11 cents. Cost of sending a postal card will jump from 7 to 9 cents While the price of sending a letter air mail goes up. advantages disappear as all first class mail will go via air mail as of October 11. Air mail costa will go from 13 to 17 cents an ounce. Parcel post rates will be boosted an average 10 per cent. October 5-11 is fire prevention week and many area schools took part in a drill session in case of fires For a funtime with the Dutch, don't forget the travel to the Netherlands Kiwanis travelogue on Thursday evening at Wawasee high school Dwight Swenson really knows bow to fix a roast pig on the spit — as experienced by some 20 area individuals in Kanata Manayunk on Saturday afternoon. And the weather was a beautiful high 70. The United Fun<f drive at Syracuse is 8142 richer following the 24-hour cut-o-thon held Saturday in Syracuse. The event involving three barber shops and two beauty salons was held with a steady flow from 7 pm Saturday until 4 am. on Sunday when the last appointment was filled. Treesh children home over the past week end Mr. and Mrs Glen Treesh. Milford, had the pleasure of having all four of their children home for the first time in five years last week end. Visiting were Mr and Mrs. Mike Treesh. Houston. Tex.; Staff Sgt. and Mrs. James (Pam) Rummel. Quantico. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Treesh. West Lafayette; and Jon Treesh, a student at TriState university. Angola Ambulance runs during week end Several ambulance runs were made during the week end including transporting of Mrs. Floyd Gingerich in Syracuse, to Goshen hospital early Sunday morning after becoming ill at her home. Dawn McMillian. 37, r 2 Syracuse, was taken to Goshen hospital following a call at 4:14 Monday afternoon for a possible drug overdose reaction

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14 YEARS AGO, OCT. 12.1951 Drilling for oil began on the Everett Butrick farm just southeast of Milford last Thursday substaining the belief that there is oil in this vicinity. The Milford fire department is celebrating Fire Prevention Week from October 8 through 14 by paying off all indebtness on the three year old fire station. The Milford town board met at town hall Monday night and named Delbert Roderick to the board to fill the unexpired term

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of Ralph Miller who resigned effective September 1. Good water is something we all take for granted. However, due to several tests, there is a possibility that Indiana may be short on good water in a few years. Mrs. Mattie Dalton. 58. <rf Anderson was injured in an auto accident Friday night at about 6 pm. just south of Milford when she lost control of her car and it ran off the pavement.

24 YEARS AGO, OCT. 11,1951 Ed Miller is known by many Milferdians. The double amputee is a Florida blood donor. Paul Becker, southwest of Milford, found a radiosonde in his soybean field. . Rev. George H. Talbert is engaged to conduct special meetings at Milford Church of the Nazarene. Famed showboat is coming to Milford’s Mark theater this week. The name of the famous boat is the Mark Twain. Two Milford ladies visited the New Paris telephone office last Friday. 39 YEARS AGO, OCT. 11,1945 Master Sgt. Vernon J. Hollar, son of Mrs. John Green, returned to Milford Saturday night with an honorable discharge and four Hershey bars.

Methodist district evangelistic rallies —a good percentage of the Methodist constituency of Milford is planning to attend the rally on Sunday. The blacksmith shop in Milford, owned and operated by Earl Miller, received a coat of gray paint last week. Pheasant season opens November 10. through November 17. The announcement was made by hunting division of fish and games. 40 YEARS AGO. OCT. 10. 1935 The Milford conservation club placed 55,000 bluegills in Waubee Lake, last week The fish were taken from the rearing ponds of Sam Dausman at Tippecanoe Lake under an agreement between the local club and the owners of the ponds The work of transferring the fish was under

the direction of Noah Eaton, game warden. Miss June Coy, a student at Manchester college, is teaching second year English and arithmetic for her critic teacher, Miss Dressher. this week. Mr. A Icyda, a native of Japan, addressed the Milford high school assembly Tuesday which was well received. His mission is to promote a friendly feeling between the two nations. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gawthrop of Sioux City. lowa, came Saturday to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Gawthrop and to help them celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. They returned to their home, Monday. WPA workers have placed approaches to the drives at the Geo Estep and Mrs. Mary Hurd homes and relaid most of the

walk along the northside of the Victor Fuller residence lot, all the properties being on Main street. Minor injuries in two-vehicle mishap A rural Syracuse woman, Joanna Bryon, 28, sustained a laceration to the right cheek in a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of county road 1000 north and the Syracuse-Webster road around 2:58 Monday afternoon. She was treated at Goshen hospital and released. County officers investigated setting damages at $1,200 to the Bryon auto, with no damage to the other vehicle driven by Everett Joyce, 71, r 6 Warsaw and $35 to a fence post near the Zion Chapel church.