The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 July 1976 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 28,1876

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OBITUARIES

Herbert Shull Funeral services will be held Thursday morning for Herbert Shull. 70. a lifetime resident of Kosciusko county. Death came at 5 a m on Tuesday in the Alfran nursing home at Warsaw and was due to complications. He had been in failing health for 13 years Bom at Oswego on November 12. 1905. he was a son of Henry and Olive (Beatty) Shull. He was preceded in death by his wife, the former Evelyn Poor. Mr Shull was a farmer and laborer during his lifetime. He is survived by a half-sister, Mrs. Catherine Babcock of Syracuse; a half-brother. Boyd *Bud) Kehr of Goshen; a stepdaughter. Juanita Robinson of Goshen; and an aunt. Anna Bowser, Warsaw friends may call at the Hams funeral home in Syracuse between 7-9 tonight (Wednesday). Rev. Thomas Douglas will of; ficiate for the graveside service at Syracuse cemetery on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Jacqueline Cook Funeral services were held Monday. July 26, at 1:30 pm in the McHatton Sadler funeral home at Warsaw for Mrs Jacqueline Cook, 51. of North Webster She died Saturday. July--24. in the Whitely County hospital. Columbia City, after a .six month illness , Bom to Mrs. Martha Bayne in Kalamazoo, Mich , on March 23. 1925. the deceased lived most of her life m Kosciusko county. She was a hostess at Yellow Banks Hotel Surviving are her mother. Mrs. Bayne. Warsaw . two sons. David Michael Cook. Warsaw, and Christopher Cook. North Webster. (me granddaughter; one sister. Mrs Colleen LaFollette, North Webster, two brothers, Stephen Bayne. Fort Wayne and Richard Bayne. California Bunal was in the Oakwood cemetery Juarez infant Graveside services were conducted Friday. July 23. for the infant great granddaughter of Mrs Pilar Abolos of Milford The child of Mr and Mrs Juan Juarez of Nappanee was stillborn Thursday, July 22. at the South Bend Osteopathic.hospital In addition to the paternal great-grandmother and the parents she is survived by her maternal grandparents. Mr and Mrs Alfred Collins and her great-grandfather. RichardRetly, all of • Nappanee and paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Juan Juarez, Sr,, New Pans The Rev Paul Loucks of the Missionary church officiated at the services and Wnght-Yoder funeral home was in charge of arrangements James P. Borden James P Borden. 81, of Goshen, father of Eugene Borden of Syracuse, died Wednesday in the Goshen hospital Mr Borden had been ill four years and in the hospital four days prior to death A.Goshen resident for 50 years, the deceased was born in Pinkstaff. 111., on October 17. 1894. to Wellington and Anna i Davis Borden He married Cora Markofer on February 27, 1914 Mr Borden, who retired from Standard Plating, was a member of First Presbyterian church, the Goshen Mqpse lodge and the Father's Auxiliary Veterans Survivors include his wife Cora; two sons. Eugene and Ralph of Middlebury; six. grandchildren, and five great

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grandchildren. Yoder-Culp funeral home in Goshen held funeral services at 10:30 a m. Saturday. July 24. Burial was in the Violett cemeteryMrs. Sherman Coy Funeral services were held today (Wednesday) for Mrs. Sherman (Hazel L.) Coy, 84, r 7 Warsaw and interment was in Syracuse cemetery. Mrs Coy was born February 24, 1892 in North Webster. Survivors include the husband, two sons. Eugene of Goshen and Sherman of Warsaw; one daughter, Mrs. Ray (Helen) Claphan of Goshen, nine grandchildren. nine greatgrandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren; and two brothers. Roscoe and Ronnie Goble, both of Goshen. Mrs Coy was preceded in death by a son. Carl, and a daughter. Marguerite Jennings Births BECK, Joseph Douglas Mr. and Mrs Kirk Beck of Archbold. Ohio, are parents of their first child, a son, Joseph Douglas, born July 26 in Fulton County hospital. Wauseon. Ohio. Joesph weighed in at seven pounds and 11 ounces The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Per sonette of Syracuse The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Vincent Beck of Archbold, Ohio Maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs Marys Ringler of Syracuse and Mfe. Mary Per sonette of Benton Harbor. Mich. Mr and Mrs Myron Schmucker of Stryker. Ohio, and Mrs. Esther Beck of Petitesville, Ohio, are the paternal great-grandparents MERCHANT. Ryan Dale Mr and Mrs Robert Dale Merchant of North Webster are the parents of a son born at 4:12 pm., July 25 in the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne. Ryan Dale weighed in at nine pounds. 14 ounces The maternal grandparent is Mrs Paul Smith of Fort Wayne. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dale Merchant of Morocco The paternal greatgrandparent is Mrs. Florence Remford of Lake Village. Maternal great-grandparents are Mr and Mrs Forrest Owens of Decatur BIRKEY infant Mr and Mrs Sam Birkey of r 2 Syracuse are the parents of a son bom at Goshen hospital on Sunday, July 25 a Hospital Notes Goshen Hospital TUESDAY. JULY 29 Admission Charles T Pate. Syracuse Dismissals Elva Bitner, Syracuse Dorothy Wagner. Syracuse WEDNESDAY. JULY 21 Admissions Jennie Linville. Milford Emma Viola Fadely. Syracuse Leora Small, Syracuse THURSDAY. JULY 22 Admissions Tammy Sue Hare. Milford Alma Druckamiller, Syracuse Edythe Reni Rodgers. Leesburg

Dismissals Jennie Linville, Milford Harold Parker, Syracuse Shari Ball, Syracuse ■ Mrs. Kirby Cripe and infant daughter, Syracuse Helen Rookstool. Leesburg FRIDAY. JULY 23 Dismissal Tammy Sue Hare, Milford SATURDAY. JULY 24 Dismissals Leon C. White, Syracuse Velma Margaret LeCount, Syracuse SUNDAY. JULY 25 Admissions Margaret Eileen Kolberg, Syracuse Floyd Kime, Syracuse Mrs. Ronald Brown. Milford Dismissals Gary A. Francis. Syracuse Audrey G. Reed, North Webster MONDAY. JULY 26 Admission David L. Payne, North Webster Dismissals Karen Glick. Syracuse Emma Fadely. Syracuse Murphy Medical Center MONDAY, JULY 19 Emergency Room Brenda J. Hodson. Leesburg Jennifer L. Rodriguez. Syracuse THURSDAY. JULY 22 Admission Judy Coleman, Syracuse SATURDAY. JULY 24 Dismissal Judy Coleman. Syracuse Kosciusko Community Hospital TUESDAY, JULY 2® Dismissal Jean Helman, Leesburg WEDNESDAY. JULY 21 Admission Nancy Brunilson. Syracuse Dismissal Gertrude Ashton. North Webster i THURSDAY. JULY 22 Admissions Leota Summer lot. Syracuse Cathy L Guard. Leesburg Roman E Miller. Leesburg Dismissal Vickie S. Hobbs, Leesburg FRIDAY. JULY 23 Dismissal Nancy Brunilson. Syracuse SATURDAY. JULY 24 Admission Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mayer. Leesburg SUNDAY. JULY 25 Admission Carolyn Barret. Syracuse OTHER HOSPITAL NEWS Stephen Lippman. 17, Syracuse, was taken to Goshen hospital at 2:sa.m. today Wednesday) by the Syracuse emergency unit after becoming ill at his home. ROBERT WOOTON IS HOSPITALIZED Robert Wooton of Milford has been hospitalized in Clarion Osteopathic hospital Clarion. Pa., and is reported doing fine. He became ill while making a run for Vega Corp., Syracuse RAYMOND COOK RELEASED Raymond Cook has been released from Ball Memorial hospital in Muncie and is reported in good condition Cards of T HANKS CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank my friends and family for their prayers and kindness shown during my recent operation and recouperation at home. Jeri Lynn Groves CARD OF THANKS Camp Alexander Mack on Lake Waubee would like to offer its most gracious thanks to Consolidated Popcorn of New Paris for its great generosity and fine service. By contributing their popcorn to the camp they have greatly added, to the campers’ enjoyment CARD OF THANKS A sincere thanks to the North Webster ambulance crew; Mrs. Tom Reiff who took the call; Roger Leinsetter; Dan Conkling; Junior Keppen; Phill Payne; and Larry Likens for such wonderful, efficient help following my motorcycle accident July 2. Also thanks for the cards and visits. Gordy Sheline

iMU '| B>„ The Syracuse EMU .teams made the following ambulance runs this past week: On Tuesday, July 20, at 9:10 p.m. Dorothy Winter of Champion, Hl., who is five and a half months pregnant, slipped on a pond step in Syracuse and suffered a possible fracture of the left ankle and bruises on right foot. She was transported to the Goshen hospital by the ambulance. On Tuesday. July 20, at 4:10 p.m. the ambulance was dispatched to the home of Charles Payton on Dewart Lake. Peyton suffered severe chest pains and was transported to the Goshen hospital. On Tuesday. July 20, at 9:08 a m the ambulance transported Herschel Leatherman. 73, from his residence in Syracuse, to the Goshen hospital. He was suffering pain in his lower left rib cage Leatherman fell in the bathtub the previous Saturday, and had suffered pains since the fall. On Wednesday. July 21. at 2:16 p.m. Duane Selter. 45, of Huntington. suffered an apparent heart attack at the Vega Corporation. The ambulance transported Selter to the Goshen hospital. On Wednesday. July 21. at 3:50 p.m. the ambulance was dispatched to Oakwood park to aid Nancy Brunilson. 29. of Syracuse. They transported her to the Kosciusko Community hospital. On Thursday. July 22, at 10:04 a m the ambulance was called to Kathy's Beauty Bazaar to aid Lillian Cook. 50. of Syracuse, who experienced a spell of dizziness and profuse perspiration. She was feeling better when aidmen came and stated she would see her own doctor. On Thursday, July 22, at 5:29 p.m. the ambulance was dispatched to the corner of Huntington and Pittsburg, near Cutter Chevrolet in Syracuse to aid Kim Scott. 26. of Syracuse. Scott received bruises to the left side of the head, abrasions to both forearms and complained of pain in his shoulder after his motorcycle struck a car. He was transported to his residence on Boston street. On Friday. July 23, at 10:42 a.ra; the ambulance transported Mrs. Gary (Judy) Stoll, 27, of Elkhart, a victim of a boating accident on Lake Wawasee, to the Goshen hospital. The patient suffered a partially severed arm and a laceration to the left side of the head. On Friday, July 23. at 11:52 p.m. August Luyben, 53, Syracuse, was transported from his residence near Turtle Bay to the Goshen hospital. He was suffering pain in the right shoulder, rib cage and hip. On Friday. July 23. at 2:50 p.m. the ambulance was dispatched to Oakwood Park to transport two accident victims to the Goshen hospital. Kathy Brandon, 18, of Syracuse, passenger in the car, suffered a head wound, neck fracture and an eye laceration. Driver James C. Wolfe, 21 of Syracuse received a cut on the nose, scratches to the bead, and lefthand finger. He was treated and released. ■ EMS <]Jj, The Milford EMS made three runs during the penod from July 13-20. On July 13, a patient was taken to Goshen hospital after becoming ill at home. The EMS transported two patients on July 16, to Goshen hospital; one from Om's nursing home and the other after a car-motorcycle accident Court News KOSCIUSKO COL NTY Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses at the office of county clerk Bessie L Himes: Edwin Richard Yarbrough. 22. 700 Branbury road, Dayton, student and Carolyn Lynn Wilkinson. 27, r 1 Leesburg, unemployed David Wayne Coy, 18, r 3 Syracuse. Syracuse Rubber and Susan Ann Fulford. 17, r 3 box 211 . Syracuse, unemployed

■l* IcSl' TWO HOSPITALIZED — Details are incomplete an how this Porche was wrecked early this morning (Wednesday) south of Milford on state road 15. Two occupants in the car were sent to the hospital. The preliminary report of Lt. Tom Kitch of the county sheriffs department shows Walter Anglemeyer, 22, 905 North Wood. Nappanee, was driving the Porche which is owned by Larry Neumaker, also of Nappanee. The report states the driver lost control of the car which skipped 360 feet, went off the road and into a stand of trees. The report notes the driver was cited for wreckless driving.

Account Chris Koher. Insurance vs Robert A. Brown, r 4 Syracuse Plaintiff asks judgment of S2OO on account plus cost of action and proper relief of premises Chris Koher Insurance vs Frederick E. Hann, r 4 Syracuse Plaintiff asks judgment of $274 on account plus cost of action and proper relief of premises Chris Koher Insurance vs Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Reeve. 719 East Chicago street, Syracuse Plaintiff asks judgment of $104.50 on account plus cost for action and all proper relief on premises Chris Koher Insurance vs Fredd N. Kosecki, r 1 box 95C Syracuse. Plaintiff asks judgment of $351 on account plus cost for action and other proper relief of premises Traffic Ruben Cardenas. 35. Milford. $35 for no operator license Jerel D. Lenfesty, 28. Leesburg. $45 for speeding James H Tharp. 62. Leesburg. $35 for no fishing license Jeffery A. Smith, 16. North Webster. $35, expired inspection sticker Bernard Penn, 40, North Webster. $35 for speeding Thomas Buskirk. Leesburg. $35 for failure to yield right of way Small Claims Credit Bureau of Warsaw vs George W. Stidams, c-o Sea Nymph, Syracuse, judgment defendant and Sea Nymph. Syracuse, garnishee defendant. Plaintiff asks judgment of SSOO on account plus cost for action Credit Bureau of Warsaw vs Kenneth and Cheryl Fifer, r 2 Leesburg, judgment defendant and Holiday Rambler, SR 19N. Wakarusa, garnishee defendant. Plaintiff asks judgment of $167.30 on account plus cost for action Augsburger. Inc. vs Sharon K or T. W. Wood, r 4 box 265 Nappanee. Plaintiff asks judgment of $84.39 for checks returned plus cost of action and other proper relief Marriage Dissolutions Nancy L.' Blade vs Larry A. Blade, r 1 box 267 N Syracuse. The couple was married June 11,1960 and separated June 18. 1976. Petitioner asks for marriage dissolution, custody of minor child, support, fair property settlement, reasonable attorneyfee and all further and proper relief liene Wilson vs Keith E. Wilson, r 1 Cromwell. The couple was married on March 12. 1971 and separated June 27. 1976 The petitioner asks for dissolution of marriage, custody of minor children, support, a fair and equitable division of property and all further and proper relief which the premises may require Mrs. Kerlin honors brother and husband Mrs Charles Kerlin of Milford entertained Saturday evening with a dinner honoring the'birthdays of her husband and her brother Robert L Groves of Death Valley. Calif and Lafayette Those present were Mrs Duane Martin of North Manchester; Mr and Mrs. Thomas Lechner and children Sara and Tad of Fort Wayne; Mr and Mrs Harold Kerlin. Mrs Forrest Kerim and Mrs Harry Berkey of Goshen; Paul Kerlin of Syracuse. Mr and Mrs. Harold Gawthrop of Etna Green; Mrs. Berth Grafton of New Paris; and Mrs. Robert L. Groves Driver takes to the ditch Robert H Surface, 53, of Chesterfield ran his truck into a ditch to avoid hitting a car turning in front of him The accident happened on CR 650 N. two and a half miles west of North Webster, on Thursday, July 22. The truck driver was uninjured but $250 damage was done to his truck

Vandalism and reported Kosciusko county officers continue investigation into several break-ins and thefts over the week end. including a theft of a battery from a boat belonging to Gerald Radcliff of r 3 Syracuse. Dick Walton, also of r 3 Syracuse, told county officers his ice house, near the fish hatchery, was broken into and 30 bags of ice. weighing 18 pounds each, were taken Value of the ice was set at $1 46 a bag. A break-in was reported to Syracuse police on Tuesday at Sea Nymph plant number four in Syracuse. All that was taken was a thermos with the word Strohs written on the cup. Entry was gained by breaking< a window. PACIFIC WAR The United States and Great Britain declared war on Japan Dec. 9. 1941, a day after Japanese warplanes launched a sneak attack on Pearl Harbor , LEGALS NOTICE STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF KOSCIUSKO SS IN THE KOSCIUSKO CIRCUIT COURT 1976 Term Cause No C 76 183 NOTICE FOR CHANGE OF NAME IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF TERESA MARIE WHITE, JENNIFER ANNE WHITE AND ANTHONY MICHAEL WHITE Teresa Marie White. Jennifer Ann White, and Anthony Michael White, being duly sworn upon their oath, depose and say 1. That they and each of them is a resident of Kosciusko County, Indiana. 2. That they, and each of them, separately and individually, desire to change his or her name from Teresa Marie White to Teresa Marie Siri, from Jennifer Anne White to Jennifer Anne Siri and from Anthony Michael White to Anthony Michael Siri. 3. That the said petition will be heard and determined by the Kosciusko Circuit Court on October 22nd, 1976 4 Any person interested therein shall be present thereto or the same shall be decided in their absence Bessie I. Himes, Clerk Kosciusko Circuit Court JyMA.II KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL ANO CLAIMS The following is a list of claims to be considered by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on the 2nd day of August. >976 Edith Belt! . 538 33 Frances Noble 520 S 3 N. Jean Messmore 520 *3 Evelyn Adams 504 16 Mary J. Schmitt 504 16 Nila Matnews 4*7 50 Geneva Brumfield 402 50 Roberta Waggoner 393 75 Janet Starner S3* 33 Catherine Gony a 520 83 Char lotte Morts 520.83 Olga Cripe • 504 '6 Bonita Freeman 504.16 Margaret Garman 504.16 Hazel Harman 350 00 Susan H>ers 367 50 Helen Goshert 538.33 Carol S Sundheimer 520.83 Janice Anglin ‘ 379 50 Tom Kitch 79166 Richard Mikel .« 775 00 Stanley Holderman 75*.33 Howard Moser ra.oo Jeffrey Bronsng 725 00 Roger Fellows 725.00 Alan Rovenstine 725 00 Mar lin Rose 725.00 Burden Blackburn 725.00 Forrest Bouse 626 46 Melvyn Byers 626 66 RcharoMonx 626 66 Sandy Grow 576.66 Sheiba S’apieton >22 50 Richard Kemper 537.50 Keith Rieder 614 20 Jennifer Wyman ’ 66 66 Lucy Garrett 538 33 M jane Slater 260 41 Donna Grogg 504 16 Patricia Martin 350 00 Charlene Kn spei 516.66 Miriam Ridings 433 33 Thelma Leedy 53* 33 Clara B Demaree 41125 Jesse Rice 5250 Sally Me Krill. 2*9 00 Mary Ellen White 643.00 Eldora Nener 425 00 Bermce Graham 255.00 Beverly Ciampitt 425.00 Helen Baker 153.00 Rita Harris 357 00 Phylbs Mutlett 323 00 Melba Kussmaul 153 00 Robert R,eH 102.00 Gordon Bumoaugh 210.00 Adria Orr 210 00 Princess Frush 113.75 Georgina Morehouse 2*7 50 Helen Wainwright 333 25 Robert Orcutt 90* 33 Cinda Overm rer 53*33

CALLANDER INSURANCE All forms of personal and business insurance 155 W. Market Oh. 773-4103 Nappanee

David Rieder 712.50 Beth Miner 538 33 Debbie Reiner 504.16 Sue Gladieux 476.66 Carman Danner 515.00 Wm Chapel 83 33 Sonja Creighton 50.00 Rex Reed 350.00 Henry Hackworth 6*7.50 Ralph Whitesell 674.16 Beatrice Weller 266 66 Chas. Freeman. Jr. 525 00 Carolyn Kruger 473.(3 Martha Chupp 382 33 Rita Miller 520.83 Bonnie Irwin 538 33 Lucille McCleary 504.16 Margaret Menzie 504.16 Doris Johnson 205.00 Esther Heckman 205.00 Edith Carlin 205.00 Margaret Butts 185.00 Lynn Knoop 397.50 Terri Ciampitt 407.50 Bobbs Merril Co. 469.10 A. E Boyce Co. 1,447.95 Business Equip. 196.77 Coverall Rental 132.50 Cumberland Hdw. 36.13 LakeCty.Wh. 46.30 Means S. Ctr 47.64 NIPSCo 1,195.94 Owens Super Mt. 96 37 Postmaster, Warsaw 3,450.00 Radio Shack 102.23 Sewage Tr. Office 151.25 Un. Tel. Co 1,409.00 Warsaw Ofc. Supp. 72.11 Water Utilities 142.23 Am. Wr. Supp. Corp. 160.23 Bartel Print. 25.65 Thomas St. Co. 2.45 Waddell Print 164.80 3M. B P S. Co. 35.00 Jean Northenor 50.51 Monroe Calculator 64.00 Serv Elect. S 8.50 Singer B. Mach. 32.00 A. M. A.„Corp 46.03 Sweda Int. 1,372.00 Bankers Disp Cor. 3.20 Eastman Kd. Co. 65.75 Ronald Dirck 15.00 Robert Warner 15.00 Ray Williamson 15.00 AudießeanJr. 11.00 Stephen Biller 13.20 Jerry Black 11.00 Thomas Brindle 11.00 Robert Conley 33 00 Bob Cox -1100 Randy Cox 1100 Stephen Diffendorfer 37.40 Ronald Dirck 1100 Kent Hare 1100 John Hurd 47.30 Fredrick Schmit 170.50 Richard Waterson 11.00 Amoco Co. 80 08 Gast FAS 1,352.59 Lewis Oil 65.76 Shell Oil 1* 24 Auers A Supp 28 39 Bledsoe Buick Pontiac 15.50 Dons Exc. inc 69.53 Emerg R Serv. 408.51 Poulson Ford 10 85 Schrader Warsaw 1104 Smith Ford-Mercury 49139 Warsaw Auto. Supp. 7.90 Jack's Uniforms 29 10 Blackburn Mfg 126 25 NellowCASCtr. 14.28 Kenneth Wyman 616.47 T P OeGraffenried. M.D. 200,00 Titus F Hm. 125.00 4<ey Mart 16.94 -M. L Valentine 216.66 _A«is Gunter 31.98 Charlene Knispel 10.40 Harry VanHemert 34.97 Garold Horrick 35 36 Robert White 185 25 Chester Ciampitt Jr. 458.80 John Kussmaul 4 » C E S 1,640 00 Robert Orcutt 110.09 f}*ve Nichols 39.39 °«ve Rieder 9.34 Keith Rieder 6.24 Helen Wainwright 13.00 Rex Reed 428.00 Prvd Ins 790.91 Mail Journal 198 15 Times Union 223.77 Warsaw, ins 520 SO Co for Ret of KOS. 2,727 00 Brennans Drugs 10.24 Ind St. Fm. 127.70 Logansport St. H. . 55 02 McHatton Sadler 120.00 Murphy Med Ctr 22 00 New Castle St. H. 76.04 N. Ind. St. Hsp A Dev. Ctr. 32 40 Chamness Tucker 100.00 Werker F. Hm. 100.00 Birchard Ent. Inc. 57.40 Albion Prod 550.00 Sue Ann Beattie 800.00 Xerox Corp. 789 76 Kos. Co. Med. Cl. 50 00 Cain Associates 1.000.00 Custom Tile 1.450.00 I T T S 1,721.00 Ginter Elect. 118.98 Miller C. Cab 420 00 Mowry Comb Inc. 465.60 Lowman Rug S. 118.75 Plummers St. St. 8 77 Larry Sechrist 10.00 Ind. San. inc. 63 75 Don Kiefer 16 00 Kimm. Pt Co. 1 *9 Ream Steckbeck 115.04 Wholesale Elect. 25.92 John Ham mersley 984.00 Warsaw Ch Co 27,75 Gene B . Lee | 220.00 Melba Petersen 32.00 Sarah siabaugh 15.00 Van Ausdall A Farrar 846 20 Stanley Pequignot 30 00 Ind. Law Review 12.50 Lawyers Co op 52 80 Matthew Bender Co. 139.50 West Pub Co. 468 00 I B M Corp: 102 96 Me, Ser Bros 2,137 90 Robert Collier 1,861.50 Hoffer Exc 2,237 00 Jay Clutter 1,500 00 Lamoine Leckrone 716 40 Luther Haupert 74.50 Paul K Miller 49 00 Ace Hdw 600 OO Stanley Custer 4,425 00 Oa> Ransbottom o 9.722 00 Stanley Scott 4,145.39 JacKHetter 15 00 Pucketts Case 50 02 R Steven Hearn 437.15 JADCO. Co. ’OO.OO KOSCIUSKO CO. HWY. OEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS Chas Bucher 521 10 Chas Cotton, Sr. 529 20 Ermal Coy 534 60 John Davis 515.70 Francis Denny 534.60 Don Forney 580 50 Hwold Gerard S9l » Gilbert Griffis 537.30 Frederick Kammerer 534.60 Donald Metzger 572.40 Alvin Miller 513.00 Bobby Miner 523 80 Forrest Mitteriinq 523.80 Larry Montle 526.50 Max Munson 523.80 Ed. Stapleton 591 30

# A FOR EVERY NEED AGRICULTURAL ~ Hog Finishing Units Storage A Distribution Hog Farrowing Units Q Commercial Q Alolti-Porpose Born Q • n <^‘ , * tr •• , Free Stell Born Recreational Loafing Barn Institutional Hoystoroge A Feeder Sereico Station Horse Stable Aiqrlono Hangar Riding Areaa Lonibor Storage Machine Center Utility Buildings [j Building for tuery Purpose Choice of Colors oranuL camaau. boktiul y Phono 534-444 S r'tecg#ta&/l, North Webster CLEAR SRSN BUILDINGS

Wayne Woods 534.60 Gar I P. Young 575.10 Lennie Young 467.68 Donald Ault 333 00 Ed. Blosser 513.00 Paul Huff 513 00 Kenneth Miller 430.20 Thomas McGurn 62.10 Steven D. Taylor 76.13 Rodney Wildman 78.48 Andrew Bradway 426 89 Daniel Schoepf 975.00 John Alexander 724.19 Larry Bloom 532.80 Reggie Coy 530 03 Terry England 535.5* Raymond Faulkner * 33.30 Gail C. Forks 527.25 Marshall Hawley 532.00 Bernard Kuhn 667.76 Ralph Linn 530.03 Wm Long Sr. 566.10 Ronald Norman 530.03 Larry Phillips 530.03 Paul Randall 532.80 Roswell Robbins 563.33 Donald Rogers 253.45 Glenwood Secor 532.80 Thurman Trine 373.70 Hugh Parsons 1,214.33 Ronald Himes 527.25 Donn Shoemaker 545.70 Wm. Scott Raypole 541.13 Bruce Hyde, Jr. 521.55 Rbt. D. Martin 595.65 Ronald Leiter 1,008.66 Wilferd Fretz 557.78 Comm. Mtr. Fr. Inc. 15.10 Kos. Co, Hwy. 4,075.76 Un. Tel Co 232.28 NIPSCo 348.29 Times Union 5.04 Business Equip. 16.41 Bonnie McDonald 4.00 Phend A Brown 9,380.03 G. Lengemann Co. , ’ ' 147.55 Goldie Allen ' 74.25 Wayne Bucher 1,091.00 Erie Stone , 22.68 JAM Gravel _ (4.61 Edith McCullough 200.00 Eva Messmore 408.00 Logansport M. C. Co. 6,644.16 Neenah Found Co. 756.31 Bituminous Mat Co. 13,407.00 Pierceton Equip. 46,452.50 Frick Lbr . Co. 38.75 Miller A Sons 24.08 W. O. M Sales 109.20 Emerg. R Serv 308.90 Freddie Blankenship * v 2,763.81 Texaco, lhe 3,538.30 Me Farren Bros 60 00 Monteith T. Co 1,395.06 Ace Hdw 23.66 Bearings. Inc. 201.92 Boyer LAG Equip 14.00Coverall Rent. 740.10 Cummins Mid-S. Inc. 8.50 Deeds Equip. 262.37 Gen Tr. S 497.18 Mike Gill A. Pts. 98.00 Glass S of W 65.63 Hite Equip. 498.32 Ind. Equip. 298.02 Lemler Mach 18.50 Lincoln Grap Corp. 38.64 Lowman's RS 26.25 Mac Allister Mach, 129.89 Mentone C. Sh. 26.00 Millington Bros. 45.00 Purity Cy. G. Inc 37.95 Robinson A Price 14.36 Schrader Warsaw Co 842 86 Smith Ford Mercury 13.20 S O S Diesel S 200.00 St. Auto. Corp 275.43 Stockberger Mach. Co. 156.86 Terry's Auto. 8.00 Uhlig Mach Sh. 59.82 Warsaw Ch. Co 19.50 Skelgas Serv 56 52 Welsh MA Mfg 245.00 Wholesale Elect. 141.89 Warsaw Auto. Corp. 26120 W AW Tr S 1,107.18 Prud Ins. 1696.22 Kerlin Tr. S. 50,920.00 Mail Journal 9.50 Anderson Inc. 31,724.63 John T Camden 9,964.66 Wm Waltz. Inc 16,190.6* CO. WELFARE DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS Peggy Shively 848.00 Genyce Dißico 811.00 Karen L. Harding 811.00 Kathi A. Kinney 811.00 Willie H Nine 811.00 Jeanß.Teune 811.00 Antonia Wilkins 811.00 Tanya Wise 811.00 Mary Elsbury 579.00 Gina Graham 594.00 Marjorie Himes 568.00 Mary Besson 503.00 Nina K. Bryant 503.00 YvonneS. England 503 00 Jo Fribley 512 00 Peggy Sorensen 446.54 Genyce Dißico 46.95 Terri E agg les ton 4.81 Charlene Ellis j 28.34 Gma Graham 21.58 Kathi Kinney 62.27 Willie H. Nine 53.82 Linda Parks 60.19 Jean Teune 42.79 Antonia Wilkins 16.66 Tanya Wise 12.89 Un. Tel. Co. 279.74 Business Equip. 33.20 Great W. S. Supp. 44.27 Baker Bros. 79.92 Brennans Drugs ' 176.45 CFB Radiology inc. 21.00 Ouemling Clinic 7.00 Key Pharmacy No. 2 97.43 Lutheran Hos 332.97 Medi Ply. Inc 9.37 v Myers Amb Serv 48.00 Turtle Cr Conv. Ctr. 630.00 J Baker. DDS 45 00 Co for Ret 57 00 P. H. Pierson MD 38.00 Christian Haven 1,720.50 Hosp House 348.49 Ind Un. M E. Ch Hm 160.00 R Gordon Klockow. DDS 24 00 Wm C. Parke MD 13.00 St Vine Tr. Ctr 590.00 F A Halaby. MD 27.00 T G Hamilton. M D 80.00 J B Mishler MD 206.00 St Jos Hsp 900 81 Henry Hackworth 40.00 CO. HEALTH OEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS Michael OacquistOM.D 400.00 Car roll Sherman 98(5* Loren J Pound 839.75 Robert C Booher >66.66 Barbara Clouse, R N Nellie Van Marcke S 8 33 Mary Johnson 53 83 Carroll Sherman i. 50 Kos Co H Dept :.60 Warsaw, Postmaster 35 00 Barbara Clouse 8827 Robert Booher 11*56 Loren Pound 64.19 Carroll Sherman 124.41 Un Tel Co. <341 Business Equip. 3-83 Waddell Print. Cd. 19.5 C Walter Drug store 175 1, Jew) Northenor, do Hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims to be presented to the Kosciusko County Com missioners on the 2nd. day of Aug. 1976.