The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 November 1980 — Page 20

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., November 26,1980

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THIS PHOTO of the Milford Grain and Milling Company was taken in April of 1937 and shows the mill and Milford’s first gas station and the old standpipe. The property currently houses the Kosciusko County Farm Bureau's Milford mill. Shown in the photo are Don Fox; Lloyd Felkner’s son. Gene, now a resident of California; the late Becky (Felkner) Bates who served as bookkeeper at the elevator for a number of years; and the late George Felkner -o- ■ THE WAWASEE High School’s girlsT basketball boosters are planning a large garage sale at the Lakeland Youth Center next Saturday, Dec. 6. Watch for more details in the December 3 issue of this newspaper. The sale, which includes a bake sale, is to raise money for needed equipment and new uniforms. —o— MILFORD'S CLERK-TREA-SLIIP WARM - SAVE FUEL Electric mattress pads Soothing 'Unu strrp ON IT relaxing radiant heat from below f| J _l. Li ,s rnore comfor jlonkets yet I 1 COSTS LESS to , PPO'O'® SAVE FUEL by turning you furnace low at night and still My Store i:|l Pickwick Place Uptown Syracuse ** 41

‘'Holiday' OpeqfHouse! DATE: Sunday, November 30th TIME: I p m to 6 p. m. Please stop by. We ll refreshments » door prizes have wall-to-wall ideas for the sea- " son awaiting you. Gifts, unique and colorful. Decorations, K\ festive and ' imaginative A Cheer in every ” corner to add more I ' fun and enjoyment to your holiday. We look forward to seeing you! SZ, 3/oie, Slop STATE RD 13 SOUTH NORTH WEBSTER IND 46555 \ PHONE <2191 834 2970 „

Are You Jesus? That able Southern Evangelist, Jimmie Johnson, once told this story. "In a crowded railway station a little ragged lad with a basket of fruit and candy was trying to sell his wares, when he was suddenly knocked down by the rushing crowd anxious to catch the next train. Scores of feet crushed fruit and candy and only one man stopped to help the bay. He tried to salvage as much of the goods as possible and then, tenderly helping the boy to his feet, slipped a good amount of money into his hand to care for the damage. "He too had to hurry for the train, but as he moved quickly toward the door he heard the little fellow calling to him. When he stopped and turned, the lad breathlessly questioned, Hey, Mister! Are you Jesus?’ ’ The man said, "No, what made you think I was Jesus?" '"Well, I was in Sunday School once and they tokhme that JESUS WAS LIKE THAT but I never saw anybody before that would bother about me.’ explained the young salesman." • Sunday School — 9:30 A.M. • Morning Worship Services — 10:30 A.M. (Services For All A5 W <m| * ’* Ages. Nursery Through Adult) *• ' BBM • Sunday Evening Services At l A 7 P.M. • Family Night Bible Study — Wk 7 P.M. Wednesday Carl Shearer Fr«l Walls Minister Associate Minister Milford Christian Church Fourth And Henry Streets 658-9151 Milford

SURER Maria Lozano is reminding all residents that water meters must be read by Friday. Persons who are to read their own meters and have not turned in figures by Friday will be fined. -oE. C. Bailey has purchased the Union 76 station and will be taking over the first of the month. It will be good to have E. C. back at the comer of Catherine Street and SR 15. Among those helping him will be sons Terry and Mike and if our guess is correct wife, Mary, and daughters Teresa and Ronda will add a helping hand here and there from time to time too. —o— BILL LITTLE of Our Town attended a life insurance education and training program at Lansing, Mich., last week. The marketing school was sponsored by a Lansing compnay and emphasized personal life insurance planning, business life insurance and other specific insurance services offered by the company. —O'GET THE facts, or the facts will get you. And when you get ’em, get ’em right or they will get you wrong. —o— THOUGHTS OF Thanksgiving fill our mind today as our thoughts turn to tomorrow’s feast of turkey, dressing, cranberries and pumpkin pie. We have so much to be thankful

for in this nation of ours . . . with all her problems, she’s still the greatest land in the world. The Psalmist David wrote. “Make a joyful noise to the Lord, all the lands! “Serve the Lord with gladness! “Come into his presence with singing! “Know that the Lord is God! “It is he that made us, and we are his; “We are his people, and the sheep of his pasture. “Enter his gates. with thanksgiving, “And his courts with praise! “Give thanks to Him, bless his name! “For the Lord is good; “His steadfast love endures for ever, “And his faithfulness to all generations.” —O'PAUL AND Katherine Kizer, now retired and living at Brooksville. Fla., visited old friends in the Milford area this week. They were in the area several weeks, staying with son Jan and his family at Barbee Lake and daughter Rita (Scott) and her family at Warsaw, and to attend Lizbeth Scott’s wedding to Carl Rensberger at Warsaw. Kizer was formerly Milford’s postmaster. According to both Paul and Kate, they appear to be enjoying their retirement, and Paul continues to perfect his golf game. Hit-And-Run crash at Milford Sunday Milford police officers are continuing their search for a dark four-wheel drive pickup involved in a hit-and-run accident at Milford early Sunday a.m. Rex E. Booher, 23. r 1 Leesburg, told Milford Marshall David Hobbs that he was driving a 1977 Oldsmobile east on the Milford-Syracuse Road at 4 a m. Sunday and attempted to pass the truck. The driver of the truck swerved his vehicle into the side of the auto. The truck did not stop but continued east toward the Syracuse area. The Booher auto went out of control, hitting a stop sign and damaging a sidewalk and curbing. Hobbs estimated damages to the auto, owned by Marcil V. Mehl, r 1 Milford, at SI,OOO. No damage estimate was given the sign, sidewalk or curb.

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