The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 June 1979 — Page 12

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 13,1979

Milford's Main Street

MOST OF our readers will remember Janet Ramser. daughter of former Milford residents. Forest and Helen Ramser. The Ramsers now reside in Athens, Ga. Janet and her husband reside in Monmouth. Oreg. Along with her subscription renewal came the following note: “We love it here in Oregon — it reminds me very much of Indiana where we live in the Willamette Valley, since it’s highly agricultural. Too, there are many ‘transplants’ from Indiana — even my Avon lady is from over Lafayette way. Harry Orn ■( he's the son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Orn of Our Town) preaches up in Portland which is 60 miles north of us. “I’ve enjoyed The Mail-Journal and found it's been a good way to keep up with people even one of my former students from Anderson is now in the Lakeland schools (Lauri Pryor)! ’’ —oTI.XA WALTER will celebrate her birthday tomorrow (Thursday >. Listed as having birthdays on. Friday are Bryan Niles, Janice Slabaugh and Brian Wuthrich. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mast and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bray were married on June 16. Saturday birthdays include those of Stewart Coy, Edward Vanlaningham. Doris Rogers. Connie Smith and E.zra Beer. Sunday is the anniversary of Mr. and Mrs, Dale Stump and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ruch Mark Treesh and Helen Leemon will celebrate their birthdays. Phil Gunden. Dawn Adams and Beverly Flannery were all born on June IS. Tuesday is the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Newman and Mr. and Mrs. Jan' Kizer and the birthday of Ivana Kepler And. next Wednesday is the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Jackson. It is also the birthday of Terry Templin. Dee Mirchland. Bethany Cockburn and Harold Manor. — p— IT'S RAINING this morning and the farmers like it. The area needs more water for the crops Stamps Wanted U.S. & Foreign Stamp Collections And Accumulations High Prices Paid Fair And Honest Evaluation Send Stamps Or Inventory Or Our Consideration On extensive collections we will be glad to arrange an appointment to view them at your home or office. We Also Buy Coins Call 219-356-6273 Or Write Terry's Hobbies Huntington Plaza Huntington, Ind. 46750

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MRS. LEON (Betty) Young of Our Town has a grandmother who is very active at the age of 78. Lola (Grandma) Weldy of the Lux Company in Nappanee was featured in the February issue of Coachmen World. Mrs. Welty, who had 17 children, including two sets of twins, currently has 66 grandchildren. 58 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. She went to work when she was 23 because her husband was ill. At age 62 she retired. It didn’t last long. Widowed after 48 years of marriage, she didn’t like the quiet house and returned to work. All of her family except a few grandchildren live in the Bremen area. Between her job and her family she is busy and a very cheerful person. lr ■* ■ JOINS FIRM — It was announced this week by Fry. Wells & Rogers Realty that Carolyn Smith has joined forces with their real estate firm. She was previously sales manager with Smith Realty along with operating the Wawasee Motel. She moved here eight years ago. with her husband. David, and four sons from Carmel. Hot box blamed for scattered fires A hot box on a passing railroad car is thought to be the cause of a number of small fires Wednesday afternoon. June 6 The fires were along the north side of the railroad tracks running between Milford and Syracuse. The first call came at 4:13 p.m. when Brenda Hatfield reported a fire along the railroad one mile west of Syracuse, next to Stanley Hoopingarner's wheat field. The Milford Fire department was called to assist after another fire call was received three minutes later. The second fire was sited by Syracuse Police officer Jack Zimmerman behind the old Sprague Lumber yard at 4:16 p.m. which endangered the old building. The Syracuse Fire Department returned to the station at 5:30 p m. from those fires and was called out again sometime between s:3oand 6:15 p.m. when the smoldering fire behind the lumber yard reignited.

One of her co-workers told the writer of the Cbachmen article that Grandma is very dependable at her job. “She misses very little work and keeps right at what she does until it’s finished. She’s a very valuableemployee.'' -oBVD AND Jeri Seely were off to Michigan on Saturday for a short visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glen D. Seely of rural Jonesville. Later in the day they attended the North Adams High School Alumni banquet where Bud’s senior class, the class of 1954, was honored. A reception was held later in the home of one of the class members who lives in the area with much remembering and a presentation of old slides of the class.

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State police report given for May

F Sgt. Robert L. Meeks, district commander, Indiana State Police at Ligonier Post announced the activities for the month of May in Kosciusko county. There were 952 hours worked and 1,630.3 miles traveled on state and county roads. Police investigated 18 accidents and 118 arrests were effected. A total of 130 warnings were issued and 167 motorists were assisted. Kosciusko county is staffed by four troopers and one sergeant. Ligonier district serves the six northeastern counties of the state. Units assigned to Ligonier conducted 100 criminal investigations. resulting in the arrests of 35 persons. The fatal accident total in Kosciusko county is four persons killed in 1979. as compared to the same period of 1978 when seven persons

were fatally injured on state and county roads, a decrease of three persons. District-wide in the shucoun-

Semi, camper accident results in minor damage

A 1979 Skyline Nomad 18 foot camper incurred SI,OOO damage when a 1976 International semi cab creased the back of the trailer near the intersection of SR 15 and Emeline Street, in Milford. The camper, driven by John Hebb, and owned by Barlow’s Auto and RV Sales in Wilmington. Ohio, was enroute from Elkhart, where the camper had just been picked up, to Wilmington when the accident

ties, 18 persons have lost their lives in 1979, as compared to 24 persons in 1978. a decrease of six persons.

occured. The camper, heading south on SR 15, was stopped at the intersection light with three cars ahead of it when the rig. driven by John L. Parrott. 5010 Heather Lane. South Bend, hit the stopped vehicle at approximately 15 miles per hour. The cab of the rig suffered about SIOO damage. No citation was issued and there were no injuries. Milford Town Marshall David Hobbs investigated the accident.

MB ? Mj MINOR DAMAGE — This 1979 Nomad camper suffered damage to the rear of the vehicle when hit by a 1976 International semi Tuesday afternoon. Damage was estimated at $l,lOO for both vehicles and there were no injuries.