The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 August 1977 — Page 16
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Augu« 10.1977
v *l/ ' ■ K i -fcO® ’ /yj er p* NEW BUSINESS PARTNERS — James Ptammer. left, and Jerry Ganshorn have entered into a partnership agreement in an uptown Syracuse business this week. !
Plummer, Ganshorn business partners
Jerry Ganshorn announced that in the very near future James Plummer of the State Bank of Syracuse will become an active partner of Ganshorn Printing. Inc His new respon sibilities will be in the area of sales and marketing Plummer, a native of Syracuse, graduated from Syracuse High School in 1954 and entered the United States Air Force the same year During his 20 years with the USAF, he attended the University of Maryland Overseas in Tokyo. Japan. Air University, Montgomery, Alabama. Park Management. Evanston. Illinois. He majored in the areas of economics and marketing management Upon retirement from the USAF. Jim attained a rank of major and served at several bases in the United States He also served in France. Taiwan. Japan. Viet Nam. and Germany In July of 1974. he joined the staff at the State Bank of Syracuse, where he served as assistant cashier In 1976 be was promoted to assistant vice president in the trust department Plummer served on the Board of Directors of the American Institute of Banking, the Educational Arm of the American Banking Association He was also a member of the South Bend Chapter of the American Society for Personnel Administrators and was Graphics for your Business that Make “LOTS OF CENTS" (1 faitxAonv k pritfii 2i5,*57 3in ; 120 Huntington St I IK. Sv'acww. Indiana 46563
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nominated to Indiana Bankers Association Trust Committee. Additionally he has been involved with Educational Endeavors at Indiana Um versify of South Bend in the area of banking and finance - I Plummer has) been involved here in Syracuse as treasurer of the Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary Club, served on the Board of Directors in the SyracuseWawasee Chamber of Commerce. and is a member of the Syracuse Retail Merchants Association. He. his wife, and family are active members in the First Baptist Church in Goshen Plummer, and his wife. Jeanette, and their family reside at r 3 Syracuse They have three children. Debra Sue of Fort Wayne. Douglas Stephen, a 1977 graduate of Wawasee High School, and jlames E Jr., in junior high school at Syracuse. In 1969 Syracuse Quality Printers was purchased by Jerry Ganshorn from J Barton and Cecilia Cox and later became Ganshorn Printing. Inc Jerry took over the reins of the "one man” commercial job printing shop after retiring from school teaching. Senior Citizens to meet August 14 The Milford Senior Citizens will meet at the fire station on Sunday. Aug. 14 Ths Sonsh me youth group from the Christian Church will preset the program Auto reported stolen An auto owned by a North Webster jnan was stolen sometime Tuesday. Timothy J Hunt, r 1 North Webster, reported his car stolen to county police early Tuesday The 1964 car was stolen between 8 pm. Monday and 6 a m. Tuesday
One-of-a-kind car bought by Eugene Smith at auction
Eugene Smith, Marise s Town and Lake Shop, Syracuse, is the proud new owner of Leonard Greer's one-of-a-kind car, auctioned off last Saturday. Smith said his interest in the car is to fix it up. “It is so unusual, pretty well handmade." He said he plans to put it in first class shape and use it for showing He said a great deal of work needs to be done on the car. even though it is in running condition. Some body work, mechanical wort, painting and chrome work on the fenders all need to be done before the car is in first-class shape. The car, originally owned and made by Harry Nicolai, former Syracuse resident, was purchased by Greer eight years ago. Nicolai, now deceased, built the car to promote the STP products.
Court news
Violations Driving under the influence — John K Cornelius, 25. Leesburg, $57. license suspended 60 days, 60 days Kosciusko County jail suspended Improper registration — Michael L. Grubbs, 22. North Webster. $35 Permitting a violation — Borden Waste Away, Daniel N. Rop. Gen. Man., S. Lake, Syracuse. $35 Speeding — Thomas Richcreek. Leesburg. $35, defensive (hiving school Illegal possession — Thomas Richcreek. Leesburg. $35 Driving under the influence — Emmett E. Williams, 50. Syracuse, six months Indiana State Farm, license probation one sear Reckless driving — James E. Johnston, 17, Syracuse. $42, license impounded, defensive driving school Preliminary And - Permanent Injunction State of Indiana vs Richard VerWiebe, John C. Mason. Mary L Mason, et al. Plaintiff asks that the defendants and all persons acting through them be enjoined from operating any drag line, or other device, in the waters or lake bed of Lake Wawasee Plenary Kenneth Robinett doing business as D II M Plumbing and Heating vs Argonaut Realty Corporation and Tom Leonard, box 596 Syracuse Plaintiff asks for judgment against the defendants and each of them in the sum of $2,098.85 plus interest at 8 per cent from November 24, 1976. and for any and all other just and proper relief in the premises. Marriage Dissolutions Morrow — Connie L. Morrow, r 2 Syracuse and Michael O. Morrow, r 2 Syracuse. The couple was married August 21,1971 and separated in June, 1976. Petitioner asks that said marriage be dissolved; that respondent be ordered to pay petitioner’s attorneys’ fees; that petitioner be awarded the custody of the minor children of the parties; that the respondent be ordered to pay to the clerk of court for the sue and benefit of the petitioner a reasonable sum for the support and maintenance of *aid minor chikken; that the court make an equitable division of the property of the parties; for the costs of action and for all other relief proper in the premises Vangaudy — Patrice Vangundy. r 2 apt. 2, Syracuse and Jefferson Byrd Vangundy. r 2 apt 2, Syracuse. The couple was married April 11, 1976 and separated July 26, 1977. Petitioner asks that she be granted a decree of dissolution of marriage from the respondent; that the court make a fair and equitable division of the property accumulated by the parties and for an further and proper relief
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of which he was affiliated. Several of Nicolai’s employees made several parts of the car in his shop. The car, which is powered by a Crosley engine, has a large, tubular chassis, covered by steel sheeting and fiberglass. The car also has Crosley and Chrysler transmissions, knock-off hubs and an electrical system designed to raise or lower each wheel independently. Greer, who changed the exhaust system and did some work on the chrome, decided to sell the car because he spends so much of his time away from the Syracuse area. Greer lives at SR 13 south, Syracuse. Smith said only one other man was interested in the car at the auction. "There wasn’t as much interest in it as I thought there would be." He bought the car for an undisclosed amount of money.
which the premises may require. Byrd — Mindy J. Byrd, r 1 Syracuse and Michael E. Byrd, 713 South 4th St, Syracuse. The couple was married December 8, 1973 and separated June 30,1977. Petitioner asks that her marriage to Michael E. Byrd be dissolved, and that petitioner be granted the custody of the minor dependent child of the parties and a reasonable sum from respondent for the support of said child, that the court make a fair and equitable division of the property of the parties, and for all further and proper relief which the premises may require. Blue — Harold James Blue, box 323. Milford and Delores Jean Blue, 200-40th Street. Manhatten Beach. Calif. The couple was married April 17,1971 and separated in August of 1971. Petitioner asks that said marriage be dissolved, that the court make an equitable division of the property of the parties, for the costs of action and for all other relief proper in the premises. Brown — Michael R. Brown. Dewart Lake, r 3 Syracuse and Sally A. Brown. Oswego. The couple was married July 10. 1976 and separated July 23, 1977. Petitoner asks that his marriage to Sally A. Brown be dissolved, the the court make an equitable division of the personal property belonging to the parties, and for all further and proper relief which the premises may require. Net sales, income given for Donnellys R. R. Donnelley and Sons Company reported that net sales and net income for the first six months of 1977 set new highs for the company. In the first six months in 1977, net sales were $298,107,000, compared with net sales of $256,079,000 for the first six months of 1976. The company reported net income for the first six months of 1977 of $19,607,000, equivalent to $1.05 per share. This compares with $15,409,000 and 82 cents per share for the first six months of 1976 In reporting results for the period, the company stated; “The increased sales reflect higher activity m all major product categories. The increased earnings reflect both the effect of the increased volume and unproved productivity. "The outlook for the company continues to remain favorable Actual capital spending for the year is estimated to be $45,000,000 Capital programs approved by the board of directors in 1977 will total at least $70,000,000, much of ths to be complete in 1978 or 1979. A quarterly dividend of 19 cents per share, an increase of two cents over the previous quarterly rate of 17 cents, was declared by the board of directors, payable on September 2. 1977. to stockholders of record on August 15,1977
Kiwanis Club hears history of Webster
Mrs. Kip Sullivan was guest speaker for the Kiwanis Club of Lakeland, North Webster, on August 1. She described how her husband. Kip, after he was paralyzed because of an automobile accident in 1965 was able to write. He authored a book entitled “North Webster from Boydston’s Mill to Camelot Square" before he died on May 12 of this year. In his book, which is a unique history of North Webster and Tippecanoe Township, the author empasizes people, places and things. Among the most interesting people described in the book is Maude Willis, who was known for her wit and entertainment which she provided for many groups in this and surrounding communities. She formed the Maude Willis Concert Company and through the Chautauqua circuit performed in every state in the union and in many parts of Canada. Willis Park, now a part of North Webster, was named after her family. Outstanding in famous places mentioned in the book for the Lakeland area is the Continental Divide directing the flow of
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HISTORY OF NORTH WEBSTER — Mrs. Kip Sullivan points out some of the interesting features of her husband's book entitled “North Webster from Boydston's Mill to Camelot Square" to Lakeland Kiwanis president-elect Jay Boyer, on the left and chib secretary John Roberts, on the right. Mrs. Sullivan was guest speaker for the Lakeland Kiwanis Chib meeting on August 1.
surface water. It crosses state road 13 just north of North Webster. Another well known place was Ervin s Drug Store, a
favorite gathering place for natives and lakers in North Webster. Mrs. Sullivan called attention
to three things, the Ruth automobile, the North Webster band and the Dixie Boat which helped to attract people to this area. The Ruth automobile was manufactured in North Webster in 1907 and was named after daughters of each of the three owners with that name. Band concerts were given once each week in a circular bandstand located on the comer which is the , present site of Camelot Square. The “Dixie” was preceded by a single deck stem wheeler called “City of Webster” and the present paddle wheel Dixie boat war constructed iq 1929. The town of North Webster was first knonw as Boydston’s Mill and the first post office was established under' that name in 1849 and on August 19,1879, it was changed to North Webster. North Webster was officially incorporated as a town in 1937. STATES HONORED By vote of Congress, an authentic copy of the Declaration of Independence was sent to each statq of the Union on Jan. 23, 1777. J