The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 September 1976 — Page 15
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K* SAlt Convnsrool proparty locotsd of 71* Sou* Huntington Stroo< wtwch mdudM • 3 room oportmont doublo gorogo work *hop ond 3600 tguoro toot ol floor tpoco orxS 100 foot on *• chonnol ot *• roor Afro o worohovso located on Wood Stroot *l3 Brooch Stroot A two story sovon room house with rhroo bodropms lining room dmmg room kitchen and both o garage and work shop on a66 « 330 feet lot Coth or contract Webster lake — Boy View Drwo A one story year round home with three bedrooms forrufy room with a brick firepfoce kitchen living room and enclosed porch located of 060 loo* lot ond pt-cod m rhe thtri.es WENDELL W. WHITMAN CO. « I Ditmer Realtor - Colles? 3177 O» 457 IrtO
□ BEERS REALTOR REALTOR “ -AL . j' 1 J ■■ZZ3H! I 231 - THIS HOUSE HAS IT All TOGETHER large wooded lot 3 bedrooms, recreational room. 2 fireplaces open living areas 200 from lake Wawasee $37 500 on land contract NEW LISTINGS 232 — Top commercial location on Hwy 13 S 110 frontage solid brick home appliances included plus separate room for business 230 *■ Whrtley county 4 bedroom- q baths slate roof carved, doors leaded windows beveled glass s,o\eted $42 500 227 - Beautifully furnished 2 bedroom home on channel overlooking Johnson Bay Priced for quick sale $45,000 224 - Executive 8 family landscaped lakefront 6 bedrooms with baths, low taxes. 2 car garage channel behind Chris Croft included 225 -40 Acres valuable frontage on CR 28 much frontage on Rd 15 west end suitable for artificial lake some wooded acreage $1 600 ocre 224 — Goshen — 422 S. Main St Income duplex property 2 bedroom apt up. 1 bedroom apt down. Close to uptown sl9 900 223 — Goshen Commercial Building with 2 rented apt* upstair*, a I*o 3 opt. duplex home on corner lot sell together for $37,500 will sell separate 222 — Harper lake Scenic retirement property for the fisherman or quiet lover New and Nice only $33 000 SYRACUSE - WAWASEE AREA 21$ — Syracuse Family home 4-5 bedrooms all carpet and appliance* 2 car gar oge only $27 000 117 — Wawasee lakefront 4 bedroom* year round home on South Shore prime lakefront plus channel lot with boothouse sllO 000 211 — Here it is' 20 ocre* partially wooded, spring fed Stream 4 bed • room house ond barn ' « mile frontage on Rd 6 s4l 000 192 - Wawasee lakefront. Y*° r round fun 3 bedroom furnished 3 boots many extrasSMud* of parking $57,900 178 — Syracuse You ask for it We hove it! 3 acres with beautiful home 3 bedrooms full basement, fireplace many extra* Priced to »ell $45 900 293 — Runaway Bay Unit 65 beautifully decorated 2 bedrooms screened porch extra* $37,850 171 — Wowosee lakefront near is0 o ‘ n ’ beach protected boy 4 wide pier 3 bedroom* carpeVrcor ond boat parking $59,900 127 — Immaculate I year old home’ 3 bedroom* 2 bath*, nice lot with tree* .57 ocre. large finished garage S2B 000 69 — Completely wooded 3 ocre tract just south of Syracuse (beautiful building lot) price $6 000 112 - 3 or 4 bedroom full basement close to school ond shopping s3l 500 142 — Nice building lot with boat lot 60 x 125 only $2 000 159 — 2 bedroom Channel Home or Wawasee Hess Addition, fenced yard seawall tree* ond more eCVs* Trade S3O 000 Wawasee Rental lakefront Coiwo 1 bedroom furnished September until June WEBSTER - TIPPY AREA 161 - Waubee lake charming :SOLD xn 2 car garage and shop S3O 500 151 _ immaculate older North Webster 4 bedroom home good conditionJUMOttlorge lot quiet area. REDUCED $19,900 176 — Channel front Kuhn lake year round furnished home 2 bedroom* 1 both be*t buy sl7 500 let* Go Fishin’ 181 — Kuhn lake Channel lot ond trailer furnished air conditioned REDUCED to sll 000 MILFORD - DEWART AREA 218 — Beautifully decorated 3 or 4 bedroom house fireplace manicured lawn 2 cor garage on Main St S2B 500 289 - landmark house for sole in Mittord has unattached office already rented' $33 500 Great Duplex possibilities 194 — Stylish 3 bedroom home in Meadow View Addition Many extra*, won t lost long ot $23 000 Call now 195 - Waubee lakefront all brick 3 bedroom home excellent workmanship 2800 square feet of Irving well landscaped lot s6l 900 198 — Milford — corner lot across the street from school 4 bedroom* family room, partial basement, attached garage $24 900 196 - Country! 1 acre plot '*••• kept 3 bedroom I', both* Modular home $22 900 183 - Waubee lakefront 2 story rustic cedar siding total electric fireplace extra kitchen screened in porch beautifully landscaped $45 900 214 — Milford Super 3 bedroom full basement home, include* all appliances only $27 000 221 — Milford — this 2 bedroom in a fine residential area full basement large landscaped lot HEY - LOOK THESE OVER 284 — Goshen —■ New aluminum siding, new wiring on this 2 bedroom home lot 150 x 50 $11.500— Own for les* than renting. 182 — Goshen — High quality home 3 bedrooms. I % baths large city lot with maple trees like new condition $49 500 213 — Executive 4 bedroom, beautiful trees 1 acre includes draperies appliances pond, decked rear yard, located near West Noble $62 000 228 — IS miles west of Ft. Wayne. 4 bedroom home on 4 86 acre* form building* $45 000 BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL 288 - Syracuse — Merrill» Cock toil lounge real estate only 40 x 60. all brick building Cash or Contract $70,000 197 - Cromwell — Commercial building in business district 825 square feet like new. ideal for office or shop off street parking $lO 500 198 - Commercial Syracuse Turtle Bay Mobile Homo Pork on water with 8 unit motel Coll for detail* Room for 175 trailers A money maker. 193 — Ye Olde Double Dip Restaurant at North Webster Excellent business. Priced to sell. Under $30,000. Cash or Contract 157 - Mr. Charles Hair Styling Salon equipment and inventory experienced operator will stoy Immediate take over $6 700. 113 - Uptown Duplex, live in one rent the other to make payment or use as full income property SIB,OOO 149 — Prominent machine shop with extensive inventory located tn Syracuse Owner wont* to tell 1 $59 900 186 - North Webster prime commercial property m growing community large older home on large lot S3B 500 213 6 186 - North Webster Commercial two houses side by side on St. Rd. 13. Prime frontage for business Buy one or both. Call for details. "CAS 808 LBS" — Super Sale — New building ready. Call for info. Great for investor' THE BEE* BUNCH Will WORK FOR TOO
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It Happened In . . . v Milford, Indiana dfcSS, Items Taken From The Files Os jo The Milford Mail
11 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 21.1M2 Milford postmaster Eugene W. Felkner said today he had received a letter from William H. Neal, National Director of the U.S. savings bond program, commending the local post office for its efforts in the promotion and sale of U.S savings stamps. Phil Campbell. Milford D-X bulk truck driver, wrecked his tank truck at 8 am. Tuesday on road 15 north of Milford, a quarter mile south of the 6 and 15 road junction. He was driving north with a load of 1100 gallons of gas when a front tire blew out. He traveled 420 feet along the road before turning over. Campbell was not hurt. Miss Sharmane Sue Young, two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Young of Milford, was honored at a family dinner held September 14 at their home. She received a special gift from Mr and Mrs Klotzbier and son. Werner, of Munich, Germany. Seaman Apprentice Fred Haab, son of Mr. and Mrs George Haab of Milford, was among the 1.200 graduates to graduate last Friday from boot training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Base On a card received this week in the office of The Mail-Journal, Mr. and Mrs William Perry of Milford state that all the good reports about the fair (Seattle World’s fair > are true. It takes a lot of time to see anything but the Perrys say “it’s worth the waiting." 24 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 25, 1952 Van Buren township trustee John F Augsburger met with his advisory board Tuesday evening to let the contract for a bus route and to consider plans for enlarging the present school plant . Contract for the school bus route went to Howard Haab. The route is the one given up by R. E Slabaugh There were three bids entered Members of the committee representing various clubs and organizations of Milford who plan to consider ways and means of improving the Waubee Lake park met at the American Legion hall Friday evening Victor Beer, representing the Milford Chamber of Commerce, con ducted the meeting The town board is contemplating the installation of a flasher signal light at the intersection of Main and Catherine streets and a stop light at the intersection of Mam and Emeline streets, for the purpose of controlling traffic. Elmer Hartter, city cleric, said this morning that the town already has the lights but the delay in installing them is depending on obtaining the proper hook-up He said it may be some time before this can be TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE tires, snow radials. GR 70-15. phone 457 2652. INFANTS'S, CHILDRENS. LADIES' AND MEN'S top quality athletic shoes Why pay S2O or more? Now $1 to $7.75. Discount Mart, uptown Syracuse.
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IMMEDIATE OPENING At The State Bank Os Syracuse We are currently in dire need of a secretary for our Trust Department. Applicant should possess a high degree of confidentiality, be well organized in the area of office management, filing, accuracy, etc., and be able to type and take shorthand. Legal experience desirable. Contact the Personnel Department of the State Bank of Syracuse at 457-3165.
HELP WANTED Applications Are Being Accepted For Second And Third Shift Factory Work. Wo Offer Good Wages, Bonus And Company Paid Benefits. Apply 8 A.M. To 5 P.M. Monday Through Friday Goshen Rubber Co. 1525 S. 10th St. - Goshen, Indiana
arranged. Mrs. Roy Naugle was hostess to the Columbian Reading Circle Monday at the Dewart Lake home of Mrs. C. Ray Miller. The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church met Wednesday, Sept. 17, at the home of Mrs. Ralph Neff. 30 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 26. 1946 Following a succession of victories over Syracuse. Leesburg. Pierceton, and North Webster, the Milford high school Trojans won undisputed title in the northeastern division of the county high school softball league by defeating''' the Sidney Wildcats Friday afternoon, a score of 5 to 1. With Don Wolferman pitching one-run, two-hit ball and Junior Chupp picking up three hits and three runs. Sidney was fairly nosed out. George and Eugene Felkner returned home Monday after spending the week end with their brother, Chester, and Bert Bennett, at Bear Lake, Michigan They expected to have some good fishing, but the fish didn't cooperate. Sixty members of the Milford Lions club and four guests met at the Milford Case Monday night in a regular meeting to hear Paul Bilby. Warsaw mortician, speak on juvenile delinquency. Brad Beiswanger, son of Mr and Mrs. Arlo Beiswanger. celebrated his third birthday anniversary Saturday afternoon with a party for several of his young friends A most enjoyable time was had, by the following boys and girls: John and Linda Young. Jonell Judkins, Charles Berkeypile. Louis Ritter. Steven Baumgartner. Carolyn Ellison. Linda Surface, Clark Crafton. Jan and Tommy Fuller. Bryce Baumgartner and John Hurd. 40 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 24, 1936 The senior class met and elected the following officers: president. Robert Bushong; vicepresident, Richard Thompson, secretary, Lloyd Downes, treasurer. Leo Anglin; sponsor, Mr. Young The class flower is the yellow tea rose and the class colors are old rose and steel gray. The Milford Conservation Club received their quota of young pheasants Friday, and they were placed in local territory by M. A. Markley and C. W. Estep. The Milford Grain and Milling Co., has had installed on their Milford Filling Station No. 2, an attractive neon display and signs Other than two large Texaco roof signs, the display includes cornice and roof decorations, which effectively illuminate the station at night. Joe Reiniche and Joe Closson accompanied by Miss Audrey Dillman and Miss Cleta Lockert of Upland. Ind., enjoyed a motor trip to Celina, Ohio, on Sunday. Bill Rex. who is employed at the Modern Market, is taking an advanced course in accounting, which he contracted for through the LaSalle Extension College. MILFORD MAN BOOKED AT THE COUNTY JAIL Hector De La Fuente, 26, Milford, was among those booked in the Kosciusko county jail over the week end. He was arrested on a charge of public intoxication and held on $l5O bond.
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Paul J. Miller is promoted to staff sergeant US AIR FORCE ACADEMY', Colo. — Cadet Paul J. Miller, son of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Miller of Milford, Ind., has been promoted to the rank of cadet staff sergeant at the US Air Force academy. Cadet Miller, a member of the class of 1979. has also been appointed a squadron guidon bearer. Assignment to this position will provide invaluable job and leadership experience. The cadet is a 1975 graduate of Wawasee high school Firemen respond to two calls The Syracuse firemen responded to two fire alarms during the past week. Electrical wiring caused a fire in a 1976 Chevrolet Malibu belonging to Joe Anderson. 712 Pittsburg St., Syracuse. The fire causing SSO damages was extinguished by the time the Syracuse fire trucks arrived. Fire broke out in the rear of a 1971 30 foot Continental travel trailer owned by Bill Owens, r 2 Syracuse, one half mile south of SR 6 on CR 133. Damages amounted to Si .000 to the trailer and its contents. Owens had the fire slowed when the firemen arrived They extinguished the fire caused by a short in the 12 volt system. Sgt. Harold Williams on duty at Hickam AFB HONOLULU. Hawaii - US Air Force sergeant Harold E. Williams, son of Mrs. Ruth Williams of 28210 Otis St.. Elkhart, has arrived for duty at Hickam AFB, Hawaii Sergeant Williams, an aircraft maintenance specialist with a unit of the Pacific Air Forces, previously served at Little Rock AFB. Ark. The sergeant is a 1970 graduate of Jimtown high school. His wife. Pearlie. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas House of Vandalia. Mich.
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jk CHALET 4B REALTY State Road 13 South Os Syracuse XF.VV I ISTIXG — Wawasee channel. Kale Island. Very comfortable and verv nice 3 bedroom ranch with attached garage, located on nicely wooded lots l arge kitchen, plenty of counter and cabinelrv space, har opening to large living room. lovely pantrylaundrv area s2s..'»ihi XE\\ I ISTIXG — I>«» 'on long for a neighbor!' suburban addition'* Trv this (me at edge of Syracuse. near schools and shopping with all citv utilities. You'll not find a more comfortable ranch in nicer condition Jjo's. ||<>l SE TO miSH — On I.XKEFROXT. too* Xeighboring wtMided lakefront lot mav be purchased tn addition to this one with complete!' remodeled bedroom home with BXSEMEXF and large, unfinished brick addition which can double or triple size of existing home Hand'men, see this one today and finish it before winter' Jll.ooo. * I’l IMI E\E( I IIV E— Home with IXDOOR POOI and situated on 3 scemcallv wooded peaceful I.VKEEKOXT lots. Gorgeous decor, plus plent' of sp ice for entertaining. " ■ car garage X ou won't believe the beaut' of this property until you've seen it' I ToMMFRt I XI — t OMMERI'I XI XI XKIX X Bl MX EXSOX XV XXV XxEE PI I X — Year around brick home on hill overlooking lake and summer i ental cottage Marina bldg . pier space for a» boats or more, .lust off Johnson s Ba', this is one of few tracts zoned for I XKESIBE Bl SIX ESS and what better business to be in at XVawasee*! Ideal location in area of new development. JMa.oou see it todav and make vour bid. OFFIt IORRE I XII RFX IXI Mam st in heart of Syracuse shopping district with large mam area. private rooms. Wmi sq ft plus Jl7> mo I iveon XX XXX \<Ef Xsi SOLD ea of new homes I uvTinms SOLD . large ranch with familv I room $33 non PXPXKEEt HIE I XKEI SOLD stic charmer and just I listed, too. f.lifs ' RICK & MALINDA PINNEY BROKERS Our New Number KWi 457-4478 Dave Smith, Broker — 457-3051
PURCHASE TRUCK — Members of the Milford volunteer fire department purchased an equipment van truck with a loan. The department sold the van to the Van Buren township fire department for one dollar. Proceeds from the firemen’s chicken barbecue Sunday, Oct. 3. and donations will be used to pay for the loan. Van committeemen from the Milford fire department are left, Bill Leemon, chief; Max Duncan, Harry Doty, secretary; Larry Bray; Phil Campbell, assistant chief; Leon Newman, treasurer; Bob Brooks; W alter Wuthrich, township trustee: and Bob Hurd, assistant chief.
Kosciusko Retired Teachers hear Literacy Council speaker
The Kosciusko County Retired Teachers met recently at the Shrine building, Kosciusko county fairground. Warsaw, for the first meeting of the 1976-77 year with 105 members and guests present. Following the social hour, luncheon and the awarding of door prizes, the meeting was called to order by the newly elected president. Colonel Likens of Pierceton. Program chairman Lester Davis called on Mrs. David Poor, a teacher of the Kosciusko County Literacy Council. Inc., to present her program. She said that the County Literacy Council work began in 1973 when the need to reach the functional illiterate was recognized in the county. This school is located in the Presbyterian church annex in Warsaw. The school is attempting to reach and teach more of the illiterate that need help, so that they can read and help themselves in life. She further explained, by showing pictures, of the needs of the school, such as more teachers and the need to locate more illiterate in the county. President Likens gave a brief
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inaugural talk to the teachers before beginning the business meeting. Mrs. Marie Klare, retiring secretary, gave her report of the dedication meeting and the July meeting. Leonard Barnhart gave a report on memberships and the members part in the IRTA; on pension results and changes made by the state legislature in the past sessions; and what has yet to be done. He also went over the cost of living, further needs and the need to increase membership in the IRTA. All members are urged to be present at the October 12 meeting.
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- REAITOR Horizon* 1 iilimif <-«l. Inc. Route 3 (Dewart Lake 1 Syracuse. Ind. 46567 REAL ESTATE —CONSTRUCTION — RENTALS < -e •• - • * 1 re • 'ai l *••'9l | **M*..' *>oom •.w aaaMOßMad ' - - ”Zl' T* —“J r-r- — s jF■'i • r~ r I -I J This large ranch home on a full wood basement is under construction now in Wawasee Heights. Syracuse. New Listing — A cozy three bedroom log cabin located in Marineland Gardens. This home is rustic with character seldom found in this part of the country. Large fireplace. Rent with option to buy at $17,500. I New Listing — 12 x 68 Schult Mobile Home 1972 in excellent condition. 3 bedrooms, front kitchen. $6,800. Terms available. Speculative And I Custom Building Os V J KIMOSBERJECY RICH STOLLER HOMES No sunZ'eusines, Ph. 219/658-4734
Marshal attends SWAT training Milford town marshal Melvin Jordan was one of approximately 40 law enforcement officers attending a program of “Special Weapons and Training" during September. The refresher course was a three-day session instructed by FBI agent Ray Piper, Sidney, at Beeson’s firing range near Atwood and the old Warsaw freshman high school building. Each officer participated in approximately 30 hours of special training with an emphasis on conditioning and hand-to-hand combat. ? The sessions were sponsored by the Kosciusko County Fraternal Order of Police.
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