The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 September 1977 — Page 6

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., September 14,1977

Court news

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for a marriage license in the office of county clerk Jean Messmore:' ElUott-McDorman Roger Allen Elliott, 34. r 1 box 67 Nappanee and Theresa Rose McDorman, 21, r 2 Milford liensler-Faust Jack Robert Hensler, 36, r 1 box 95 Leesburg, and Nancy Ann Faust, 27, r 1 box 95 Leesburg Reinhardt-Pearson William Ernest Reihhardt, 33, r 1 North Webster and Ludie G. Pearson, 46, r 1 North Webster Kistler-Hardy Nelson Eugene Kistler, 40, 72618 CR 133, Syracuse and Margaret Frances Hardy, 38, r 2 box A, Syracuse Spurgeon-Sheets Daniel Lloyd Spurgeon. 30. box 222 Milford and June Kay Sheets, 34. box 83 Milford Wieczork-Restlvo Ronald Mathew Wieczork, 34. r 2 box 390A Syracuse and Patricia Ann Restivo. 29, r 2 box 390A * Syracuse 0 Avery-Swango Ivan Frank Avery. 22. box 153 Milford and Mary Margaret Swango. 28, Haveland Mobile Manor. CR 29 Syracuse Fined Public intoxication — Louis R. Amador. 26. r 1 Leesburg. $35 Speed —Omer E. Yoder, 19, r 1 North Webster, S4O No fishing license —William N. Mifflin. 28, Syracuse. $36 Speeding — Ronn P Beer. 19, r 1 Milford. S4O Failure to inspect vehicle — William M Wiggs. r 2 Syracuse. $35 Speeding — John E. Gardner. Jr.. 45, r 1 Waubee Lake. Milford. $42 Vehicle inspection violations — Larry F Koontz. 22. box 97 North Webster. $35

Hospital notes

KCH SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 11 Admiiskxi Lois Hoskins. Leesburg Dismissal Bethel Ratcliff Goshen TUESDAY. SEPT!« Admissions Helen Mynhier. Milford Woodrow W. Free, r 1 Milford Meda Bontrager, CR 133 Syracuse Nikki Glasser. r 1 North Webster Dismissals •/ Anthony Null. 15654 CR 50 Syracuse Marctnda Trammel. 113 North Huntington. Syracuse WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 7 Admission Forest A Smith. Jr , r 2 Syracuse Dismissal Meda Bontrager, CR 133 Syracuse THURSDAY. SEPT. 8 Admissions Debra L. Schafer, r 1 Leesburg Arnold Pfingst, 16 North Shore Drive, Syracuse Dismissal Jesse McGnff. r 1 Leesburg FRIDAY. SEPT.» Admissions Brian Abraham Lincoln, r 2 Village Annex. Syracuse Janette M Bess. Milford farole Michelle Hile, r 2 Syracuse Linda Sue Mast, 136 East Boston. Syracuse

Milford «.<*' Christian Church Oh give thonk* to th® Lord lor Mi» i* good lor Hi* loving kindness I* *.•flatting let th® I Ms. m jMMMMHIMHS redeemed ol th* lord soy so." RO6CRT GREENWOOD J On* ol th* crying n**ds in th* world today is tor good people to speok out tor that which is good and against thot which is *vil ond corrupting to our sociaty This should b* especially try* of God s p*opl*." Thos* who by virtu* of acceptance of Jesus Christ os th*ir saviour or* instructed by J*sus to b* th* salt of th* *orth Soft flavors solt mokes o great deal of difference in how something tastes — th* solt ol th* •orth" should b* hovmg a definite effect on th* world around them Mitford Christian Church is trying to equip people to do just that. W® invite you to worship ond grow with us. MILFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 658-915 H you or* looking lor a CHUtCH HOME Come* W* con help you H you or* looking for CMUffCH WORK Cornel You con help us

No fishing license — Vince M Gronendyke, 18. $35; James H. Mosurak, 20, Cromwell, $35 Disregarded stop sign — Janet A. Bidwell, 21, Syracuse, $35 Speeding in boat — Duke W. Sapp, 21, North Webster, $35 Failure to yield — Glen A. Mast, 20, Syracuse, $35 Driving under the Influence — Patricia L. Mason, 47, Milford, $57. license probation one year. Public intoxication — Emmett E. Williams, 50. Syracuse, $35 No operator'sjicense — Lon R. Waggoner. 18, Syracuse, $35 Speeding — Scott S. Anderson, 20, Syracuse, S4O; Donald V. Rumfelt, 26, Milford, $45 Illegal possession — James Edward Collins. Milford, $53 Public intoxication — Dean R. Yoder, Syracuse, $35; Joseph Edward Yak in, 31, Syracuse, six months Indiana State Farm, suspended Driving under the influence — Joseph Edward Yakin, 31, Syracuse, $57, six month Indiana State Farm, suspended, 60 days county jail, suspended; Arturo Macias. 22, Milford. $47, six months Indiana State Farm/ suspended, license probation, one year No operator's license — Stephen P Miller. 27. Milford. $35 Failure to yield — Leroy P. Beezley, 64, North Webster. $37 False registration — James W. Hapner, 17. Syracuse. SSO Unsafe start — Douglas G. Westendorf. 23, Leesburg, $35 Complaint Ronald L. Sherk and Norma Sue Sherk vs Chester Elder and Carol Elder, SR 13 south. Syracuse. Plaintiff asks judgment against the defendants Chester Elder and Carol Elder, in the sum of $15,690; that the plaintiff be declared theiiolder of a lien upon the real estate described previously, for the

Dismissals Cheryl Criswell. Leesburg Jesse R Garcia, r 2 Wawasee Heights. Syracuse Margaret Aleshire, 319 South Lake St.. Syracuse SATURDAY. SEPT. 19 Admission Susan J. Scarberry, r 4 Syracuse Dismissals Bnan Lincoln, r 2 Syracuse Arliss Mammon, r 1 Syracuse Helen Mynhier, Milford Zona Dee ter, Leesburg Ward M Potter, r 1 Syracuse / SUNDAY.SEPT.iI Admissions Peggy Jo Tom. r 2 Leesburg Doris M. Armbruster, 16209 CR 56, Syracuse Dismissals Forest Smith, Jr., r 2 Syracuse Mrs Robert Schafer and infant daughter, r 1 Leesburg MONDAY. SEPT. 12 Admission Emma W. Omspacker, r 4 Syracuse Dismissal Woodrow Free, r 1 Milford REV. WILBURN IN INTENSIVE CARE Rev Robert Wilburn, r 1 North Webster, was taken to the Whitley County Hospital in Columbia City on Sunday night and admitted to the intensive care unit there Rev Wilburn is pastor of the Solomon Creek United Methodist Church ROBERT SKILLEN HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL Robert Skillen, president of the

amount of such judgment, including attorney’s fees and costs; that such lien be ordered and decreed foreclosed and such real estate be ordered sold by the sheriff of Kosciusko County in accordance with the statutes and law applicable to the sale of real estate upon execution without benefit of valuation and appraisement laws; that the proceeds of the sale be applied in accordance with the priority of -the liens now held upon said real estate; and for all further relief proper in the premises Marriage Dissolutions Duncan — Robert K. Duncan, r 1 box 102 Milford and Ruth E. Duncan. New Paris. The couple was married May 20, 1966 and separated April 7, 1977. Petitioner asks that said marriage be dissolved; that petitioner be awarded the custody of the minor children of the parties; that the respondent be ordered to pay to the clerk of the court for the us*> and benefit of peutioner a reasonable sum for the support and maintenance of said minor children; 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 Small Claims Counting House Bank vs David D. and Henry Mehl. r 3 box 98 Syracuse. Plaintiff asks for judgment against the defendant in the amount of $1,165.95, cost of action and all other proper relief, plus attorney fees in the amount of SIOO and interest at the rate of 84 per cent per annum Max Workman vs Rosemary LeCount, 701 S. Front St., Syracuse. Plaintiff asks for judgment in the amount of $130.22. for cost of action and for all other proper relief.

Vega Corporation, plans to return to work on a limited basis on Monday, following a kidney operation at the Elkhart Hospital on Friday, Sept. 2. He returned to his Lake Wawasee home on Sunday morning ROBERT DEAN HOME Robert C. Dean of Syracuse was dismissed from the Goshen Hospital on September 8 and is now at his home He had been admitted to the hospital on August 30. Births GARDOMO. Aaron Michael Mr. and Mrs. Daivid Gardonio of r 7 Suburban Acres. Warsaw, are the parents of a jseven pound. 13 ounce, 21 inch-long boy, Aaron Michael, born at 10:20 am. Monday. Sept. 5, at the Kosciusko Community Hospital Aaron has one brother. Scotty. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Cain of r 1 Milford Bertha Heagy of Warsaw is the maternal greatgrandparent HOERR. August Christian Dr. and Mrs. Frederic Hoerr, of Battleground, announce the birth of a son. their first child, on August 21 at Home Hospital, Lafayette. He weighed seven pounds. 10 ounces and has been named August Christian * Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Pace of Columbus. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoerr of r 1 Milford. Paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Theo Beer, r 1 Milford and Mr and Mrs. John Hoerr, r 1 Milford MAST infant Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mast of 136 East Boston Street, Syracuse, are the parents of a son born on Friday. Sept. 9, at Goshen Hospital. OSTENDORF, Darci Lynne Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ostendorf of 1524 S. Madison. Nappanee. are the parents of a daughter. Darci Lynne, bom at 8:13 p.m. Saturday. Sept. 3. in the Elkhart Hospital Darci weighed nine pounds, tw o ounces. She has one brother Craig and twin sisters Stacy and Tracy. Paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Ostendorf of Milford. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Sponseller of Nappanee. BESS. Joshua David Mr. and Mrs. David Allen Bess of 212 S. West St.. Milford, are the parents of Joshua David, born Saturday, Sept. 10. at 7 a m. in the Goshen Hospital. Their first child weighs seven pounds, eight and a half ounces and is 20 inches long The maternal grandparents

Max Workman vs Mrs. Marion Ortin, Milford. Plaintiff asks for judgment against the defendant in the amount of $100.02, for costs of action; and all other proper relief. Max Workman vs James Sholety yr 1 15529 CR 52 Syracuse. Plaintiff asks for judgment against the defendant in the amount of $314.77, for cost of action and for all other proper relief. Lakeland Standard vs Velda Fulford, r 3 box 211 Syracuse. Plaintiff asks for judgment in the amount of $85.18, for cost of action and for all other proper relief. Lakeland Standard vs Scott Anderson, r 4 box 583 Syracuse. Plaintiff asks for judgment in the amount of $307.03, for cost of action and for all other proper relief. Collection Bureau of Warsaw vs Jack E. Stewart, Kim G. Stewart. 630 Front St.. Syracuse. Plaintiff demands judgment in the amount of $187.88. for cost of action and all other proper relief. Freuhauf Corporation vs Edward Antisdel, r 2 box 54 Milford. Plaintiff asks for judgment against the defendant in the amount of $1,392.41, for cost of action and all other proper relief. Judgments Xanders. Inc. vs John F. Call, Pickwick Place, Syracuse. Plaintiff; demands judgment for principal sum, interest and at-, tomeys fees and legal expenses in the sum of $3,650 and for all other proper relief. Foreclosure Os Mortgage Gordon McCormick, Harlan Beer and Peter Jansma vs Chester D. Elder and Carol Elder. SR 13 south, Syracuse and First Federal Savings and Loan Association, Wabash. The plaintiffs demand judgment

are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Zimmerman of Milford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Raymond Bess of Milford. Maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zimmerman of Milford. SCHAFER daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Schafer of r 1 Leesburg became parents of a daughter on Friday, Sept. 9. The youngster arrived in the Goshen Hospital. SCARBEARY son Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scarbeary. r 4 Syracuse, became the parents of a son on Sunday, Sept. 11. The birth occurred in the Goshen Hospital. Syracuse EMS Syracuse EMS was sent to Warner Road in Syracuse at 7:21 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 13, where three persons were injured in a car accident. Injured were Wayne Marks. 44, r 1 box 117 Syracuse; Tina Minnix, 16, Fascination Place r 1 Cromwell; and Janine England, 16, r 2 box 69 Syracuse. All were taken to the Goshen Hospital at 8 a m Becky Sheppard, 16, Turtle Bay Trailer Court, was taken to Goshen Hospital at 1:20 p.m. Tuesday. Sept. 13. She had became ill on US 6. one mile east of SR 13 The call was first received at 12:24 p.m. Syracuse EMS made an ambulance run at 5:26 a.m. Wednesday. Sept 14, after Vera Richardson. 54. 130 West Boston, sustained injuries in a fall. She was taken to Goshen Hospital at 6:08 a.m. Kenneth Flynn, 52’. CR 17 r 1 New Paris, was injured at work at 8:38 a.m. Monday, Sept. 12. Syracuse EMS was sent to Wawasee Electronics in Syracuse. Flynn was taken to an area doctor’s office at 8:54 a. m

LEGALS LE CAL NOTICE esci no. nti* IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF INDIANA. INC . FOR AN ORDER AP PROVING REVISIONS , IN AND RESTRUCTURING OF CERTAIN OF ITS RATES AND CHARGES AND O >N ITS RELATED SCHEDULES AND TARIFFS Notic® is hereby given that th® Petition t«or®*n «m fit*® with th® Public Service Commission a» Indians on August 5, 1077 Such Portion concerns proposed reductions in rot** tor bu*inos* and residence ex tensions and tor PBX stations and ex tensions. CENTREX intercommunication stations and extensions ss well as tor certain other telephone instruments and miscellaneous items. It also proposes changes in non recurring charges to levels ol their costs, some changes being increase* end other* decrees®* Said Petition also request* authority to increase rate* for Key Trunk*. PBX Trunks. CENTREX exchange access lines, iomt user service, and the pickup feature associated with Type it Key Telephone Service The rate changes proposed would attect Petitioner's telephone patrons in Indiana, as well as customers Oiled by other telephone companies but served by Petitioner through Foreign Ex change Service, including those in the county •n which this notice is published Dated September 14. 1T77 General Telephone Company o* Indiana, inc A E Beckwith, its President

against the defendants, Chester D. Elder and Carol Elder, jointly and severally, in the sum of $103,000, together with interest on said mortgage as set forth therein, together with the cost of the action, including therein the amount equivalent to the amount hereinafter expended by the plaintiff in the payment of taxes, insurance premiums and abstract or title insurance charges, which said judgment shall incur interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, all without relief from valuation and appraisement laws; and that plaintiffs further demand that said mortgage be foreclosed against each of. said defendants and that said real estate therein described be sold to satisfy said judgment and for all other proper relief in the premises Recipricol Support Nancy A. Anderson vs Peter A. Miniear. r 1 box 616-D Leesburg. Plaintiff asks the court to issue the Allowing orders: 1. Such an order of support directed to said defendant as may be deemed to be fair and reasonable, ordering him to support the named dependants 2. An order directed to defendant to reimburse plaintiff for expenditures made for the support of the above named dependants; that such reimbursement be made by defendant in such installments as may be deemed fair and reasonable. 3. That the Clerk of the Elkhart Superior Court, Elkhart, is the proper person to whom any and all payments made here under should be sent. 4. That the Clerk of the Court prepare three certified copies of the Complaint and three certified copies of the Certificate and one authenticated copy of the Reciprocal Support Act of Indiana and that he transmit said documents to the Kosciusko Circuit Court, Warsaw. 5. For such other and further relief as the law provides and which is proper in the premises.

Milford EMS On September 6 the Milford EMS squad responded to a cartruck accident on state road 15, two miles north of Leesburg. They transported the truck driver, who suffered head lacerations and broken ribs, to the Kosciusko Community Hospital emergency room Cards of thanks CARD OF THANKS We, the family of M.M.F. David G. Lawson, wish to thank the Navy Red Cross, Pastor Robert Greenwood, Tippecanoe Homemakers Club, Harris Funeral Home, American Legion Post 253 and everyone else for the flowers, food, cards and prayers at the loss of our loved one. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Rex E. Lawson Brother Mark Lawson Grandma Violet Lawson Pair caught shoplifting A Syracuse and a Kendallville woman were arrested for shoplifting in Goshen at 4:53 p m. last Saturday. Arrested were June E. Niles, 27, r 1 Syracuse and Charlotte L. Smith, 24, of Kendallville. The two were taken into custody at the Kroger Store, Chicago-Pike Plaza. Both had reportedly taken packages of meat and candy totaling s2l 21. which they had enough money to pay for. When asked why they had taken the packages instead of paying for them, they replied, it was “cheaper this way.” The two will be arraigned in Goshen City Court on a theft charge.

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Obituaries

Eugene Kinsey Jan. 21,1922 — Sept. 6.1977 Funeral services were conducted at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the Titus Funeral Home at Warsaw for Eugene Kinsey, brother of Mrs. Herbert (Myrtle) Felkner of Milford. Kinsey died last Tuesday in a car-truck accident north of Leesburg on state road 15. He was born on January 21, 1922, to Fred and Jennie (Van Curen) Kinsey at Warsaw. On August 25. 1947, he was united in marriage to Eloise Heiman. She died on December 15, 1971. He worked in construction. He was a veteran of World War 11, having served with the navy. A member of the North Winona Church of the Brethren, he also held memberships in the Warsaw Elks, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Surviving with the Milford sister are two sons, Michael of Warsaw and Danny of Lafayette; a daughter, Mrs. Gary (Jody) Hamman of Warsaw; four grandchildren; two other sisters, Mrs. Harlan (Irene) Morphey of Bourbonnais, 111., and Mrs. Dale (Virginia) Bennett of Pierceton; and three brothers, William of Kingsbury and Max and Edward, both of Warsaw. Rev. Thomas N. Sandy of Saint Anne’s Episcopal Church officiated. Interment was in the Oakwood cemetery with graveside rites conducted by the Warsaw American Legion. Dorothy Myjak Mrs. Stanley (Dorothy) Myjak of Wyoming, Mich., aunt of Mrs. Allen Longinbaugh of Syracuse and Darwin Freeman of Milford died of a stroke at her home last Monday. Sept. 5. Other survivors include a brother, Harold Freemen, a resident of Phoenix. Ariz., formerly of Milford. Services were held last Friday in the D. E. Graaf-Banchard Funeral Home, Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Romey Lantz Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs. Purcile Edith Lantz, 70, r 2 Shipshewana. and formerly of the Syracuse area Death came Thursday evening of an apparent heart attack. A native of Eden Township, near Topeka, she lived all of her life in the surrounding communities and at one time lived on CR 33 (formerly 313) north of Syracuse. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Dale (Viola) Greer of Know, Mrs. Ellis (Lucile) Whirledge of Millersburg, Mrs. Loren (Georgia) Roberts of Noblesville and Mrs. Dennis (Rosa) Yound of Edwardsburg, Mich.; and two sons.

Lowell Hite of Goshen and Alvert Hite, Bloomington: 26 grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Polly Hochstetler of Bremen. Her husband, Romey Jerome Lantz died in 1967 and a son, Galen Hite, died in April of this year. Burial was in Brown cemetery near Millersburg. Esther Lloyd Nov. 14,1894 — Sept. 8, 1977 Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. on Monday for Esther Lloyd, 82, Oswego. Mrs. Lloyd died at 9:20 p.m. Thursday in the Prairie View Rest Home. She was bom on November 14, 1894, at Ottawa, 111., to Peter and Esther (Cooper) Remy. She married Fred E . Lloyd jn Goshen on October 6, 1945. on October 25, 1962. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Vivian) Moles, Carpenterville, Ill.; and two granddaughters. She was a member of the Oswego Baptist Church. Rev. Raymond Finkbiner officiated at the funeral services. Interment was in the Oakwood cemetery at Warsaw. Esther Robbins April 30.1908 — September 9,1977 Funeral services were conducted in Anderson on Monday for Esther Marie Robbins, 69, Anderson, a summer resident of Lake Tippecanoe. She died in the Saint John's Hospital at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Mrs. Robbins was bom in Pontiac, 111., on April 30,1908, the daughter of George and Esther (Greenman) Piper. Surviving are her husband, Robert (Scotty) Robbins of 2415 East Sixth St., Anderson; three daughters. Mrs. Hanson (Shirlee) Anderson. Leesburg; Mrs. Fred (Cheryl) Heal, Anderson and Mrs. Harry (Jeanne) Williams. San Jose, Calif.; one sister, one grandson and several nieces and nephews. Rev. Carl Ricks officiated. Interment was in Memorial Park. Anderson. Audrey Mae Wisier May 20,1926 —Sept. 12,1977 Mrs. Audrey Mae Wisier, 51, sister of Mrs. Jesse (Phyllis) Metzger, Syracuse, and formerly of 720 West Pike Street, Goshen, died at 10:20 p.m. Monday, Sept.

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12, in the Goshen Hospital, where she had been a patient eight days. She had been ill with cancer for one year. Bom in Goshen May 20, 1926, she married Howard Wisier March 23. 1946. She graduated from Goshen High School in 1944 and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George and Wilma (Weaver) Prough. Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Wilma Prough, Goshen; two daughters, Mrs. Paul (Susan) Homes, Ligonier, and Mrs. Carl (Linda) Miller, Goshen; three grandchildren; plus her sister, Mrs. Metzger. Calling will be at the YoderCulp Funeral Home in Goshen from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today (Wednesday). Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the funeral home. Rev. Luther Chalk, Benton Free Baptist Church, and Rev. Paul Knepke, Plymouth United Church of Christ, will officiate. Burial will be in Violett cemetery. August report from state police Lieutenant Edward C. Anweiler. District Commander, reports that five troopers and one Sergeant from the Ligonier Post of Indiana State Police were responsible for: investigating 19 accidents, arresting 121, issuing 161 warnings, assisting 72 motorists, patrolling 19,892 miles in 1,549 hours. In the seven northeastern counties of the state officers conducted 104 criminal investigations resulting in 57 arrests. In rural accidents in Kosciusko County during the eight months of 1977, 14 persons have been fatally injured compared to 10 at this period in 1976. A decrease of two fatalities from 1976 have been reported for the seven county District.

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every light in a storage room or closet. Go all out in illuminoting the kitchen — the cheerier the better. Brighten up the bathroom too — but carefully choose the right wattage for bulbs by the mirror, pick the most flattering one. Remember, it s just as important to have lights on in the afternoon as it is for a night-time showing. Tlio Raap Riiiirh iifill |IV€ D“vl DUIVvII Will WORK for you. See us In the Wawosee Village office or call 457-4495.