The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 June 1979 — Page 9

From the Syracuse police blotter

June 13 9:43 a m. — Woman reports a young boy carrying a white garbage bag and black puppy north hound on SR 13 from bowling alley 1.08 p.m — Subject reports dog running loose 2:28 p.m. — Lady reports she ■locked herself out of her car 3:04 p.m. .— Man reports kids in his garden 3:36 p.m. — Man reports neighbor’s cow out on the road 10:33 p.m. — Woman reports neighbors making too; much noise, wants to file complaint June 14 6:50 a.m. — Subject reports their Beagle lost 8:28 p.m. — Woman reports theft of her flower plants 1:45 p.m. — Woman reports gravel trucks speeding on 55E everyday

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5:30 p.m. — Two subjects report theft at station 6:44 p.m — Woman reports man at her residence, she has the gun June 15 7:31 a m. — Subject reports stolen flower pot 11:22 a m. — Subject reports person throwing garbage in the channel 1:53 p.m — Report on accident, property damage at Thornburg’s 2:30 p.m. — Woman complains’ of dog tied up, barking and has no water 5:36 p.m. — Subject from American Industries Inc., reports theft 7:10 p.m — Subject requests information on bad cheeks 8:41 p.m. — Person reports a subject walking up town from

Harrison and Main hiding a bottle of beer June 16 12:08 a.m. — Woman locked out of her car 2:21 a m. — Advises woman having a heart attack 9:16 a m — Subject requests information on turtle hunting and illegal traps 9:53 a.m. — Woman reports her pontoon boat stolen 5:43 p.m. — Subject reports someone put garbage in their boat 7:55 p.m. — Guard reports rails loose at Huntington Street crossing 11:23 p.m. — Woman reports man following her mother and causing trouble ; June 17 .12:34 am. Subject reports truck at R.R Park under water 8:10 a.m. — Woman reports her dog has been shot 8:48 a.m. — Woman asks if her husband has been arrested 9:31 a m. - Subject requests location of Main Channel Marine and Oakwood Park 11:23 a m. — Subject asks at

*35,000 damage to summer home engulfed in flames

Syracuse Fire Department was called to a two story house fire on Koher Drive, Papakeechie Lake, Thursday, June 14. The house, which sustained $35,000 damage, was occupied by seven persons, all escaped injury. Sue Gilland called the Syracuse Fire Department at 1:12 a.m. and reported the fire at the summer residence of George Burkley, 2830 Spring wood Court, Cincinnati, Ohio. Syracuse summoned Cromwell Fire Department for assistance and when the firemen arrived the occupants were out of the home and the building was engulfed in flames. The seven occupants were: Charles J. Noeth, 37, Steven R. O’Brien, 24. Donald Warren Hagerdorn, 20, Tammy Rose Farrell, 17 and Edward Taylor

what age you don’t need a fishing license June IX 8:28 a.m. — Woman for information, officer on station toadvise 9:56 a.m. — Woman with message for fire chief 12:11 p.m. — Anonymous caller reported three small kids fishing on Kale Island bridge, dangerous 2:04 p.m. — Woman advised was told two men at her home today asking for her, one had a gun in his pocket, wondered if they could be police 6:02 p.m. — Woman advised they are putting a new sidewalk in front of her home and have flares lit. children are putting sticks in the fire. Lady very upset over children’s welfare PLANTER STOLEN Marry Ott, 400 S. Front Street, Syracuse, reported to police on Thursday. June 14. at 8:28 a.m., the theft of a redwood planter and macrame hanger from her front porch during the night. She told the police the plant hung by her front door and the porchJight had been on all night

Locke. 19, all of Cincinnati. Ohio; along with Laura Helm. 17 and Denise Liebisch. 16, both of North College Hill, Ohio. The fire was spotted when Locke went downstairs and observed a couch on fire and ran upstairs for water. When he returned the fire had spread out of control onto the walls and other furniture. The fire is believed to have started from a burning cigarette left on the couch. Kosciusko County Patrolman Tom Kitch responded to the scene after Syracuse Fire Chief Kenny Johnson requested an officer. Both men talked with the occupants at the scene before they were taken to the Syracuse Police Department for questioning. During the questioning, Noeth said he worked for Burklev Sales

Mediano « releases May reports Police Sgt. Louis Mediano has released the report of the Syracuse Police Department for the month of May. Officers answered 288 calls. 69 courtesy calls, made 10 title checks, assisted in 12 fire and ambulance calls and drove 4,050 miles. Accident reports included nine public. 18 vehicles and nine property damage for a total amount of $4,165 in damages. There was one personal injury involving two vehicles with $1,850 in damages. Syracuse officers assisted the county and state department 10 times. There were 12 complaints of theft with a loss of $212. Two missing persons complaints were made and 38 other miscellaneous complaints were reported. The department received 23 dog complaints and nine were impounded Traffic arrests totaled five and there were six arrests concerning misdemeanors and felonies. Officers gave five warnings.

in Ohio and received permission from Burkley to use his summer residence. In a call later from Burkley, to the police department, he denied giving Noeth permission. No charges will be brought against the seven, according to a statement by police. $ 2,350 damages when car veers off county road Robert (). Miller. 21. North Webster, was driving west in an auto when it veered off a county road and scrapped a utility pole and two mailboxes. The mishap was on CR 650 N, near the Tippecanoe Country Club. Wednesday. June 13. Kosciusko County Patrolman Jeffrey Bronsing set the damage to Miller's auto at $1,500 with SBOO damage to the utility pole and SSO damage to the two mailboxes PLANTER STOLEN Mrs. John Fisher, 612 Front Street, Syracuse, reported the theft, on the night of June 13, of a large dark green asbestos planter with a geranium tree from her porch step. The estimated value was sl3.

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AMAZING A’S— Pictured above are players on the Milford T-ball team, the A’s. In front from left to right are Cliff Wolf. Michelle Coy. Jason Douglass, Ryan Smith and Stacy Greenwood. Standing in back are coach Jim Brooks. Joe Henderson. Chantel Harter, Jason Brooks. Clay Brooks, Chad Berkypile and coach Margie Brooks.

Augsburger named to study committee

State Senator John B Augsburger i K-Milford' has been appointed to an interim study committee on Local and State Laws Pertaining to the Placement of Residential Manufactured Housing. Senator Martin K. Edwards. President Pro Temp of the Senate, announced the appointment on Monday, June 18: The study committee, which was created by the action of the legislative, will report its findings and make recom mendations to the 1980 legislature Augsburger said the lack of uniformity among local and state laws may lie detrimental to the Sunflower seeds are a good source of protein.

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manufactured housing industry and to those citizens who reside in it and that the study committee will look into this aspect and make recommendations. The first organizational meeting of the committee will be held shortly and hearings are expected to get underway during the summer months. Representative Norman L. Gerig. (R-Auburni will serve as the committee’s chairman.

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