The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 47, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 December 1978 — Page 16
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., December 13,1978
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From the Syracuse police blotter
December 5 Rural lady reports subject on her front porch at 1: 30 a.m., needs medical assistance, was in auto accident. CB’er advised EMS needed at Marineland Gardens. Head-on collision reported at SR 15 south of Milford at first curve. Advised Kosciusko County. JAWS en route. z Subject hit station on SR 15, tore up area and lost muffler and other car parts before leaving scene. Alarm at Walter Drugs, Milford. Hit-run reported at Syracuse business location. Subject asked if have police dog in pound, advised negative, and to check with humane shelter in Warsaw. Kokomo man reported driver s license stolen, his car parked on North Main Street, Milford. Accident reported south of Sleepy Owl. County officers advised. Lady advises car stalled at south side of tracks near Liberty. December 6 Syracuse unit advises no tail lights on school bus which is traveling around South Shore area, will advise. Advised a broken cement block laying in roadway and hazardous, unit 4 reports retrieving same. Subject locked from vehicle at restaurant location. Accident reported at Wawasee High School Light on at lift station behind bakery. Milford resident requests assistance, reference assault. Man advises guitar stolen, gave number of same and information. December 7 Call received from county officers in reference contacting rural business regarding three employees who will not be into work, were in accident on slippery roads. Accident reported near Lakeside Chapel. Inquiry received regarding dog killed on SR 13. Big white cat missing from south part of town. Man at station to have finger prints taken for records. Serial check being made on stolen girl’s bike. Power outage on Venetian Isle. Report of gunshot heard from passing vehicle on road 530E. Vehicle in cornfield on 500E. Report of vehicle parked in church parking lot since Sunday. National Weather Service: Severe weather forecast for late Friday afternoon and Saturday. December 8 Resident reports hearing gunshot at edge of Syracuse. Possible gunshot heard on
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Boston Street near school, advised was loud backfire of vehicle. Advised housetrailer northbound from Syracuse has lost a wheel, driver found. Beagle dog lost in area of fish hatchery. Kimmell woman reports losing plate. Report of traffic blocking all lanes at Crazy Corners location due to accident. Hit run reported on curve at Chinese Gardens. Lady locked keys in vehicle at drug store location, needs assistance. HOLIDAY MAIL SCHEDULE FOR MILFORD RESIDENTS The usual holiday mail schedule will be in effect on Christmas Day, Dec. 25 and New Year’s Day, Jan. I. as announced by Milford Postmaster H. C. Colwell. There will be no regular residential or business deliveries and lobby window services will be closed, explained the postmaster. “There will be no collection service on Christmas or New Year’s Day. Normal mail service will resume on December 26 and January 2,” stated Colwell. Vision obscured, collision occurs A Syracuse man, Donald Haab, 33, was involved in an accident in Goshen at 11:51 a.m. last Thursday with vision being obscured by parked vehicles. Haab was westbound from an alley, onto Third Street, when his 1975 Chevrolet collided with a southbound 1977 Chevrolet driven by Pamela Snyder, 23, Goshen. Damage was estimated at $1,400 by city police. Name left off WHS honor roll The name of Mark Stiffler was left off of the high honor roll when the Wawasee High School honor roll was published recently. Mark is a senior at Wawasee. Vehicles bump Goshen police listed minor damage as two vehicles bumped in the 1700 block of South Main Street in Goshen on Saturday involving a Syracuse man. Linda Van Arsdale, 38, of Goshen was southbound when she bumped a stopped 1968 Ford truck being operated by Robert Geil, 28, of 306 John Street, Syracuse,
Ambulance dispatched to Kale Island. Syracuse man reported accident with a Chevy, however, lady involved did not want to wait for report, exchanged info. Man inquired as to how to file for assault charges. Chevy in ditch near Chinese Gardens. Lost wallet reported. Lake resident reported breaking and entering at his home, several items taken. Suspicious vehicle reported parked without lights and two
Two appear in court
Arnold Joe Creekmore, 21, r 1 Leesburg, was handed a fouryear suspended prison sentence on a theft charge in the Kosciusko Superior Court, Thursday morning, Dec. 7. Judge Robert Burner placed Creekmore on four years probation, with the requirements saying he can not change employment or place of residence without permission of the probation office and he is ordered to make a full restitution. Credit was given to Creekmore for the 76 days he spent in jail and he was fined $25, plus costs. He was arrested on a forgery charge on July 27. after cashing a check for $lB3 from the account of Jerry Creekmore. He presented the money to the Warsaw Insurance Agency for a policy insuring a 1970 Pontiac. On November 9, he was arraigned and he pleaded guilty to the theft. The theft charge was lessened through a plea bargain between his courtappointed attorney and Prosecuting Attorney Michael Valentine. LSchooll lunch | menu g December 18-20 MONDAY - Ham patty sandwich, hash browned potatoes, celery sticks, fruit, peanutbutter fudge and milk TUESDAY — Pig-in-a-Poke, baked bean, coleslaw, fruit-jello and milk WEDNESDAY - Turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, California mixed vegetable, cranberry salad, hot rolls with butter, ice cream and milk DEC. 21-JAN. 2 — Christmas Vacation Car skids on ice Kenneth L. Edwards, 18, r 1 Leesburg, was driving his auto west on Market St., Friday, Dec. 8, when Steven R. Caudill, 19, Valley Forge Apartments, Warsaw, slid on ice and collided with Edwards’ car. Caudill was attempting to stop at the corner of Lindberg and Market Streets, Warsaw. The Edwards auto, after being hit by the Caudill auto, slid into a parked car registered to Alvin B. Alspaugh, r 2 Warsaw. Caudill’s car was estimated at $l,lOO damage; SBSO to Edwards’ auto; and S3OO to the Alspaugh auto. Warsaw City Police Sgt. Jerry Hatfield investigated. Area woman's auto collides with another Kelly M. Buis, 20, r 1 Leesburg and Lloyd H. Knox, 64, r 8 Warsaw, were drivers of autos which collided in the 200 block of South Indiana Street, Warsaw, Thursday afternoon, Dec. 7. Buis was backing out of her parking space and started to drive forward near the corner of Indiana and Market streets when her auto and Knox auto bumped. An estimated S7OO damage was set to the car operated by Knox and sls damage to the Buis auto.
occupants, west edge of town. December 9 Lady on county line road locked self from car. CB’er reported kids riding bikes on ice (channel) near Enterprises. Subject locked out of apartment. needs locksmith. December 10 Woods reported on fire south of DeFreeze Road, advised fire was set and department advised. Leesburg man on station reference bad check.
On Tuesday, Dec. 5, Judge Burner granted time for Steven R. Pier, 29, Milford, to find an attorney. Pier has been charged with two counts, one count of burglary, class B felony and one count of theft, a class D felony. He allegedly broke into the home of Ronald Davidhizer, 316 E. William St., Milford, on November 29 and took a roll of carpet and a bathroom stool water tank. Also, Judge Burner appointed Thomas Earhart to represent David Stump, 22. North Webster, who is charged with burglary. Stump is accused of entering the Lakeland Sanitation Service on September 12 and taking two check books, a check writer, several checks and an undetermined amount of change. When he was arrested on September 14, for public intoxication police discovered the stolen items. CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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Accident reported in Ben Franklin lot. Request assistance at local industry, prowler reported, county and state officers advised. December It Wawasee resident reports someone set traps on channel. Information requested as to sporting club located in our town Title check requested by businessman. Alarm testing completed at Liberty Homes. County resident reports duck frozen into ice. Ambulance requested for son who sustained severe electrical burn of hand. Two accidents on Milford's Main St. Milford Town Marshal David Hobbs investigated two accidents in Milford last Friday, with all involved escaping serious injuries. The first accident occurred at 3:25 p.m. on Main Street, at its intersection with the MilfordSyracuse Road. A car driven by William Barth, r 9 Suburban Acres, Warsaw, was northbound on Main Street and stopped for the stop sign at the intersection. A car driven by Larry A. Teeple, hit the back of the Barth auto. No damage was done to the Barth auto and $350 in damages was done to the Teeple car. Second Accident The second accident happened at the opposite end of Main Street, just south of the Turkey Creek Bridge, at 7:55 p. m. John J. Murphy, r 1 Milford, went out of control and slid into a fence owned by Orlie Mann of Milford. Damages were listed at SSO to the car and SSO to the fence.
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USDA schedules hearings
WASHINGTON — Three public hearings on implementing the agricultural priority section of the recently-enacted natural gas policy act will be held during December, Secretary of Agriculture Bob Bergland has announced. The hearings, which will begin at 9:30 A.M. each day, will be held December 14, at the Senator Hotel, 12th and L Streets,
Leesburg man treated after head-on crash
Eugene Marquart, 21, r 1 Leesburg, was a passenger in a car driven by Jim Smith, 19, 411 Wooster Rd., Warsaw, which was hit head-on by another vehicle on Winona Ave., in Warsaw, Monday afternoon, Dec. 4. Marquart was treated at Kosciusko Community Hospital for minor cuts. Witnesses told police that Phillip A. Johnson, 17, r 2 Claypool, had passed several other vehicles on Winona Ave, before colliding with Smith’s auto. Johnson was heading east on Winona Ave. and Smith was westbound when the accident happened, according to Winona Lake Town Marshal Marlin Rose. Johnson was admitted to the KCH for observation Monday night for severe facial laceration and was released Tuesday morning. Smith was treated in an office of a local physician for minor cuts and bruises. Johnson was cited for reckless driving and other charges are pending. Police said that both cars were Our President's Flag, with the President's Seal in bronze upon a blue background and a large white star in each corner, was adopted May 29, 1916 by President Woodrow Wilson.
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Sacramento, Calif.; and December 18, at the Holiday Inn O’Hare Kennedy River and Kennedy Expressway, Chicago, 111. The department’s office of energy, directed by Weldon Barton, will conduct the hearings. The natural gas policy act gives priority protection against cutoff to agricultural users of natural gas, when the gas is
totaled in the accident. Other officers assisting at the scene were Warsaw City Police Sgt. Doug Brumfield and Capt. Eugene Brown.
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essential for full food and fiber production. The act stipulates that essential uses of natural gas shall be for agricultural production, natural fiber production and processing, food processing, food quality maintenance, irrigation pumping crop drying and the production of fertilizer, agricultural chemicals and animal feed and food. Under the legislation, signed by President Carter November 9. Secretary Bergland must determine the specific users and amounts of gas to be protected by the agricultural priority against cutoff He must then certify those users and amounts to be Department of Energy by February. 1979. The proposes regulations on the agricultural priority were published in the November 24 federal register.