The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 July 1977 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 6, 1977

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Summer signals sale season

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Rummage sales seem to be a traditional part of summer. As soon as the weather gets warm, families take a look at accumulated items in garages and storage areas and get out the marking pens for the signs. The signs seem to come in several varieties, depending on the location of the sale. There are rummage sales, garage sales, porch sales, yard sales and sales i which you find after following a senes of signs, complete with directional arrows. Last week a six-family garage sale was in progress in Syracuse. Inside the garage of Mrs. Doyle Butler, several ladies assisted helping rummage sale goers. “They’re lots of fun,’’ remarked Mrs. Butler. “And they’re really quite profitable.” She said it took three days to dean the garage and storage room of no-longer-needed items. Then came a good day’s work marking the items for the sale, said several of the participating ladies. This particular garage sale is an annual tradition to those in the neighborhood. Several ladies anticipate the sale, Mrs. Butler explained, because they know the sizes and ages of her children. But tastes of rummage and garage sale goers seem to change. “One year we sold a of toys and games,” Mrs. Butler said. This year, such items weren’t moving as well. “Just alot of items make it successful," explains Mrs. Butler. “You just don’t know what people will look for.” She also feels the prices being kept reasonable and low at a garage sale help, too. Items not sold to customers at the annual neighborhood garage sale go to local thrift shops and resale shops. Participating in the garage sale this year are the families of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Darr, Mrs Jean Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown.

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Papers have been served to property owners of condemned buildings in Milford, scheduled to come down within 30 days. Milford Town Marshal Melvin Jordan served papers to Richard Widup, Frank, Joe and Nectora Hernandez on June 29. The paper for Rollen Hamsher, another building owner, was presented to his lawyer, T. M. Cook, as Hamsher is a patient in Goshen Hospital. The papers state the property owners “shall remove or cause to be removed" the buildings within 30 days. The order specifies,

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“The buildings described in plaintiff’s varified complaint are structurally unsafe, cannot be rehabilitated and pose a threat to the public health and welfare." The 3(Hiay deadline was set by Judge J. Patrick Endsley, after a public hearing in the matter June 27, in Indianapolis, with the Administrative Building Council the plaintiff in the case, heard in Marion Circuit Court. Cook said Tuesday his client will contest the judge s decision, because of his hospitalization. The other property owners could not be reached for comment. s

Pair pay in court Connie Eileen Gunderson, 19, r 2 Leesburg, was charged s3l in Goshen City Court, after she and a Goshen girl pled guilty to charges of illegal consumption of alcoholic beverages. Also charged with Gunderson was Rita M. Fearnow, 19, 613 College Avenue, Goshen. The pair were arrested at Main and Madison Streets, Goshen, by Goshen Police at 10:21 p.m., June 11. The arrest came after a minor traffic violation made by Gunderson. Indecent exposure reported to police A case of indecent exposure was reported to Syracuse police s by an unidentified young lady. The incident occurred Tuesday mght<at 10 p.m. at the Wawasee Laundromat. Theft suspect questioned A possible suspect is being questioned by authorities in the break-in and theft last Thursday evening of the Arch Baumgartner residence, Milford. The break-in was discovered last Friday morning. Entry was attempted in four locations, the front screen, a side door, and a porch storm window was removed before was gained through another window. Stolen was a billfold from Mrs. Baumgartner’s purse, containing some money. Melvin Jordan, Milford town marshal is investigating the incident, along with Mike Pershing, state police patrolman, who took fingerprints and photographed the scene. Letter to the editor It pays to advertise Dear Editor: At our Milford Christian Church sponsored Impact Brass Concert recently we took a survey. We asked the quotation, “I learned of this concert through Newspaper, Poster, Radio, Personal Invitation, Other.’’ Os those who answered our survey “personal invitation” was in first place and newspaper in second. Apparently it pays to advertise in the newspaper. Thanks for doing a good job. Sincerely, Robert Greenwood P S. Attendance was over 700.

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