The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 July 1976 — Page 15
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE TODD REALTY IB
ALL THE DECORATING’S DONE! ’'ll mSw ~ " El I ■ ■. *8 >al~ wat*W k. i^L’~ r Turn-key living at its best is yours for the asking. 3 bedrooms. 2 bath condominium on the second level in Phase 1. Central air. total electric, lakefront balcony, lakefront swimming pool, and swimming beach, pier space, carport, and carport storage. Equipped kitchen and utility room. Unfurnished *54.909. BAY POINT CONDOMINIUMS PH ASE I LAKE WAWASEE NEW IN ‘72! This beautiful year around home must be seen to be appreciated! The cathedral ceiling. 2-story brick fireplace and custom drapes add the final touches to this well done 3-bedroom. 2 bath, full basement, air conditioned home. Includes disposal, dishwasher, automatic softener. 2 outdoor storage buildings, pool and lake beach privileges. With a assumable mortgage, this home deserves special attention. *43.9*9. Includes pool table and accessories., PRICE REDUCED OPEN YOUR OW N STORE if- . ... ■■ . \ 1 New 5.290 square feet (ST wide s IM ‘ long* retail busmAs build ing plumbed with h bath, fluorescent lighting. 2-179.000 BTt natural gas heaters, rear service door. Plumbed underground to street to connect to citv sewer and water. 38’ at glass at front — V ceiling insulation. *.*■»•' sidewall insulation. S’ concrete floor. IM' frontage on service road.- no acceleration or deceleration lanes to buv. Selling to settle estate. Call for appointment, offered for quick sale at 173.M0 STATE ROAD 13 SOUTH WAWASEE VILLAGE LAKEFRONT SW IMMING BE ACH! SWIMMING POOL PRIVILEGES! TURN-KEY LIVING! t I ~ F ■ V1 t ompleteiv equipped, furmshed IM* Richardson 12 a M mobile home. Two bedrooms. I .both, extra vanity and sink, storage shed, boat lot on channel to Lake Wawasee. Excellent condition. Sll.M*. ENCHANTED HILLS. F ASCIN ATION PLACE < NOT ON CHANNEL* SI MMER RETREAT! AND TOASTY WARM FOR WINTER. TOO! ■iiast. Cwv vear round home on approximately s*’ channel front 101. Two separate entertainment areas — large living room with fireplace that overlooks the channel and large family room with sliding glass doers that open en to back patio. One bedroom, one bath, equipped kitchen. 1 car garage. Beat bouse and pier on channel. For the larger family, the family room could easily be converted to 2 bedrooms. The price is right. *3l .M*. LAKE WAWASEE —STROH'S ADDITION ASK ABOUT OUR GUARANTEED SALES PLAN
WE HAVE FOR SALE 39 WATERFRONTS 31 OFF WATER 13 COMMERCIAL NEW IN m Super two-bedroom brick ranch home with living room, dining " room, built-in china cupboard, completely equipped kitchen, full bath, utility room and attached garage plus separate two-car garage. Large lot is ll*’ x I*s' and fenced-in in the backyard. Nearbv easement to Lake Wawasee. *37.500. W ACO DRIVE — NOTON LAKE • H APPY HOUR” ALL THE TIME n, -¥-WI - -1 Hc_V — Brick ranch style home with two bedrooms (could be converted to three), living room, equipped kitchen, dining area, m baths, one-car garage and full basement including large finished recreation room with pool table and wet bar. Located on a 90* x 125’ channel lot in Highland View Gardens. *39.900. LAKE WAWASEE - HIGHLAND VIEW GARDENS (CH ANNEL FRONT) ••BUY-CENTENNIAL HOME FOR ’7«” j r* Built in the early INOO’s, this lovely six-room nostalgic classic is for the history lovers. Overlooking beautiful Turkey Creek at Mill Street on West Main. Solid poplar floor. 3 bedrooms, m baths, hot water heat. Built on two rolling wooded lots. Full basement with laundry hookups. Attached shed ready for family room conversion. Give this old beauty your tender loving care. Beautiful white brick fireplace in the living room. All this for only *29.9M. Shown bv appointment oulv. 3*l WEST M AIN STREET (UPTOWN SYRACUSE) CHECK THESE FREE SERVICES! BUYING? — ask about our National Multi List Service — we can sell you a property anywhere in the United States. SELLING? — ask about our “Maximum Exposure” — we can sell 'our propertv anv where in the United States. WANT TO MOVE to a new home, but must sell yours first? — ask about our Guaranteed Sales Plan. ✓ WE CAN GU ARANTEE the sale of your home to your nearest telephone us on this opportunity of a life time. 14T frontage on on Baltimore. Picture an office building, or insert your own dream. Best buy in Real Estate you will find. Only *3S.«M. CORNER NO. 13 & BALTIMORE SYRACUSE SPLIT-LEVEL BON AR Neartv new 3-bedroom erlooking Bonar Lake. 4 lev els'. IM’ frontage 00 lak eJQVuesires fast sale at *27.5M. EASE LAKE This home will provide a yee dkvnd vacation on Lake Papakeechie. 3 bedrooms. 1 b room with fireplace — equipped kitchen. All for on«CJk9 P.AP.AKMIv HIE LAKE Wawasee Vlage Office- Cal 457-4417 State road 13 sotrtfa m "The House n tha VMaga" Opw Mm. Thro Fri. 9-1, Set. 9-5 and Sm. mm 4. Wawasee Lake Office- Call 856-2217 R. 1, SyrnvM 46567 - Fast s*da of Me ia the Fish Hatchery Brandi, State Bank of Syracase. OpM Mm. Ihra Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-5 aad Sm. hom-4. Joe & Barbara Todd, Realtors — GRIs CL ARA W ARNER. RE ALTOR CLARE BAUMGARDT. REALTOR DON B-AUMGARDT. REALTOR LARRY YODER. REALTOR J ACK WELLS. REALTOR NIKI PAWLICKI. REALTOR
REAL ESTATE
A CHALET REALTY State Road 13 South Os Syracuse m , ~<grrPKIME < OVIMEKt I \1 I (H \TIOX ST. KI) |;j SO. — Located in Bunv Wawasee \ iiiage business district, this too front foot propertv is a good buy! Here’s why: Septic, well, too' \ 60' asphalt parking area are already there, and you can utilize mobile office located on site or if vour business dictates, sell it and build to suit vour needs. Also, good rental and investment income possibilities at jusl Sto.tMM). W \\t \SEE M \Kl\ \ — Protected boat yfips. gas pumps, nice vear around brick home and SltMl/vveek rental cottage. Located in well-populated area of lake with new development in area. *95.0M. PRIME COMMEKt I \l. — 2tM>‘ on St Rd. 13 with railroad spur, approximately acres with city water, sewer, gas. \mple office and warehouse space, acreage fenced, much potential. INDOOR POOL PH S I \KEFRO\T I l\ ING?? — If that has been vour dream, this is vour dream home' I nique design with ample room for entertaining, scenic lakefront, wooded view, fireplace, elegant marble hath and 2 half baths, equipped kitchen, plus 2*- car garage \ll on 3 lakefront lots and only st»9.9(M>! ( Ol N LR\ HOME — On 2 acres with trees, pond, remodeled I bedroom home with exlremelv spacious rooms, storage building and double garage. s3l.9<mi LARGE 2 STORY — Plus 2 ample town lots. 1 single and l double garage workshop This comfortable 3 bedroom home has been nicely remodeled, has lovelv stone fireplace and is priced in low 20's. Has citv utilities < no septic and well worries!*, close to elementarv. Compare any other home now on market with the qualities and price this property offers! EOR RENT-OFFICE SPU E — Mam St. Syracuse, approximately bo<* square feet, carpeted and paneled throughout, large parking lot next door. $175. ' RICK & MALINDA PINNEY BROKERS Our New Number 457-4478 Dove Smith, Broker — 457-3051
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
OPEN HOUSE Q JULY 30 I 31 FRIDAY, 3-8 P.M. - SATURDAY, AIL DAY lb For Sale, Immediate Occupancy WARNER ROAD (West Os Yhe Wawasee Golf Coarse) 17' easement on Wnwasee lake for swimming and parking your boat. Three bedroom, J'/s baths, equipped kitchen, dining room, living room with fire’s6,9oo. This is your opportunity to examine a Miller Brothers built home. CAll • Harlan Steffen ©MILLER I Realtor |~Q Imenwsneuasl ■ 17871 CR 34 I fW sSS==S=slmp4j Goshen LJU (totaled In Colonial Farms)Rf ALTO” * MON. THRU SAT. 9 TO 6 PHOHES 533-8602 or 457-4594
REAL ESTATE
Wed., July 28,1976—- THE MAIL-JOURNAL
It Happened In . . . Milford, Indiana Items Taken From The Files Os The Milford Mail .. .•
14 YEARS AGO. AUGUST 2.19*2 Henry Martin of Milford recently purchased the 0. D. Grove property on East street, adjoining his property. He plans to so some remodeling and repairing on the house in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Groves of r 1 Milford are the proud parents of a daughter, Tirzah Renea, born Tuesday. July 31, at Goshen General hospital. Tirzah Renea tipped the scales at six pounds and five ounces. Merlin Groves of Milford is the paternal grandfather and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tuterrow of Hagerstown are the maternal grandparents. Mr, and Mrs. Dale Mock. Jane and Jim, Diane Crafton, and Mr. and Mrs Eugene Blackbum. all of Milford, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs Robert Holloway. Stevie and Vickie in their new home at Mentone. Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laudeman and Max Alan of Urbana were Mrs Irvin Coy of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. David Clem and Bruce of Goshen, Mr. and Mrs Dale Sparklin of Syracuse lake. Following dinner the group attended the play. “The Merry Widow,” at the Wagon Wheel Playhouse at Warsaw. 24 YEARS AGO, JULY 31,1952 At the Kosciusko county 4-H camp held recently near Silver Lake, the camp staff gave its approval to Getrge Stookey, of Milford, as the outstanding or star camper for the boys this year. Susan Darr. Syracuse, was chosen star camper for the girls, with Frances Stieglitz given the honor of alternate star camper. Star campers may attend next year with all expenses paid. The engagement of Miss Barbara Beer and Donald McGowan has been announced by Miss Beer’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Beer The wedding date has not been set. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harmon, r 2. Milford. Monday. July 28, at Murphy Medical Center. Warsaw. The infant weighed seven pounds, two ounces. Milford Merchants will be one
of the four teams playing in the district softball tourney to be held in Wabash late this week. The other teams are Reliable Oil, of. Wabash. Hunter Walton, of Warsaw, and Mentone Merchants. Considering their excellent record of winning games this season, 12 out of 15, the Milford Merchants have not been receiving enough publicity. Among the teams they have defeated are Wabash Oilers. 8 to 12, Columbia City, and Martindale’s Insurance, of Mishawaka, two times. 3* YEARS AGO, AUGUST 1,1948 Lloyd Coy, 14-year-dd son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Coy, had two toes on his right foot amputated at the McDonald hospital in Warsaw at about 9 o’clock on Wednesday morning erf this week His toes were mashed when his foot got caught in the conveyor at / the Milford Cement Products building, owned by Leonard VanderZand. - Miss Kathryn Stiffler, whose marriage to Ren Clark will take place August 18th, was the guest of honor at a shower given by Mrs. Dan Levemier, Miss Joan Bushong, and Miss Annabelle Doty, Friday evening, at the home of Mrs. Mary Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Judkins entertained ten senior members of the Milford school band at a lawn party of their home Saturday evening. Croquet, ping pong and bingo were played and light refreshments were served. The seniors were given their letters. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young were also guests. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Coy and Devoe Hawley completed a course at South Bend last Tuesday on the planning and installing of kitchen units in hpmes. The course was given by the Youngstown Kitchen company. an item handled by the Coy Good Housekeeping Shop. The X course lasted a month. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller were Friday evening callers in the Arch DeFries home. 49 YEARS AGO. JULY 39.193* A son. weighing 10 pounds was bom Thursday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Omer Baumgartner. The baby has been named Emil Eugene. Randall and Myron Dewart furnished a special number on the band concert program Saturday evening with their electric guitars. The number was appreciated by the crowd. C. A. Sparklin, John Postma and Perry Haab arrived home late Friday night from Topeka. Kansas, where they attended the Landon notification ceremony and celebration. The men stated they had a very enjoyable time and that the attendance was estimated at 100.000. The damage to the Kansas corn crop by grasshoppers was very noticeable but they had bumper crops in wheat and oats. Mrs. Cleo Lingofelter. 45, wife of Melvin Lingofelter. expired at the Kendallville hospital, Thursday night soon after an automobile accident which occurred on road 6. two miles west of Kendallville, about 7:15 p.m. Fae Hollar entertains Homemakers Miss Fae Hollar of Leesburg entertained the Biusy Homemakers club with a Bicentennial party in her home on July 21. Miss Hollar is a former member. Mrs. Ralph Neff, Mrs. Glen Treesh and Miss Hollar presented the program which included singing patriotic songs, pledge to the flag, repeating the club creed, a story about the Liberty Bell and ladies fashions of 1904. A scrapbook, “A Salute to America’s Bicentennial,” was shown by Mrs. William Motts. It was made up of colorful pictures from magazines and newspapers depicting America's 200th birthday. Ail members displayed interesting antiques and some wore dresses from early dates. During the social hour refreshments were served by Miss Hollar and co-hostess Mrs. Glen Pinkerton. Decorations included a center piece of summer flowers and small flag favors. Three guests and nine members were present. Guests were Mrs. Harold Gawthrop of Etna j Green, Mrs. Maude Hollar and Mrs. Gladys Miller of Milford. August 24 will be family night with a carry-in supper in the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Motts.
15