The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 November 1984 — Page 19
Logan-Rogers Wawasee Village r II X. P.s. Mr. And Mrs. Renter •Whether you rent or whether you buy, you pay for the home you * occupy. Why pay for another man's home? Many thrifty people want to live well within their income until they can afford something better. We have several good homes, that can be had for a small downpayment — we “have helped many — may we help you? . \ • ERNIE ROGERS4S7-4547 • JEAHHIHE SCHROCK4S7-4944 • LEILANI NEMETH 457-5449 • DEANTROUP 651-4050 • PEG BAILEY4S7-5641
457-4495 Pet - 457-2341 Deb - 457-4763 Phil - 658-4556 Susan - 457-3468 Doug - 834-2357 Bob - 457-2325 Rollin - 834-7960
3 bedroom home ju»t ott of Johnson's Boy on the chonnel. Enjoy the lake for very little! Priced ot only $35,900 Papokeechie Doll House. This 2 bedroom cutie has a guest house too Too good to be missed at only $27,900 with contract possibilities A good buy before a great buy now at a reduced price of $26,900! This 2 bedroom home with deeded boat lot nearby on Dewart Lake is beautifully decorated and is the ideal starter or retirement home This home is a real sleeper! It offers 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, covered patio, living room and family room ond quiet location in Epworth Forest Don t let the appearance deceive you. it has lots of room! Priced at $36,000 Mobile home with 3 bedrooms, woodburner 2 car goroge and 2 lots for only $20,900. 'These sellers are anxious ond will carry •a contract. Affordable country home 2 bedrooms plus office, good-con-dition. close to lake and only $32 000 3 or 4 bedroom country home near Syracuse on 4 acre of land. Other features include a deep dry basement, deck and oversized garage with lots of stcroge. Price reduced to $39,900. Another Syracuse country home on 1 acre Home con be heated with wood and the location is super private with access to every need. Priced at $33,600. Barbee access home with SIX lots. We have >o very motivated seller here and she has reduced the price again! Now priced in the high s2o's. Very livable Tippy access home with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, nice kitchen and the foundation has been poured for the garage. $38,000 Good family home in Syracuse. Plenty of bedrooms and close to downtown. A very good home for only $36,000. Kuhn Lake channel get-away or Cermanent home with 2 edrooms, new furnace, pontoon and more for only $32,900. Fourth reduction on this home with Dewart Lake access nearby. Now priced at $15,000 and owner wants ACTION! Good investment property. Duplex in very good condition near Milford for only $39,900. Rent them both or live in one. Let this'property pay for itself. Extra nice Milford home with 2 bedrooms, vinyl siding. A very good looking home priced at $36,500.
} FEATURING THIS WEEK Pnce hoc been reduced ogoin on this excellent oil brick family horn* with easement on Syracuse Lake nearby. Now priced at $67,500.
Ideal set-up for the buyer with a need for acreage 4/or large equipped garage plus very livable home. Price has been reduced to $59,900. 3 bedroom home on two Papokeechie Lakefront lots in an ideal private location. $59,900. Nicely landscaped tri-level home conviently located near town in the country. This home has 3 bedrooms and is an excellent family home. $49,500 Located on a one acre wooded lot with a view of Dewart Lake, this 5 bedroom home offers 2 fireplaces, oversized two car garage with heat and % bath and MORE! A lot of home for only $59,900 Like living in a park — 3 bedroom home with full basement. enclosed back porch, ideal location just outside of Milford and reduced to just j $69,500. ’ Sharp 3 or 4 bedroom Webster' < Lakefront home on two lots. Features include stone fireplace, large screened-in front porch and garage. Priced at $54,900 for house and both lots for $44,900 for house and one lot. Extra Jot available for $12,000 Neat, dean ranch type home in Goshen sub-divisiSh borderinq the golf course. A goo 3^buy. at $65 000 \ Located on a high, wooded loti with a view of Webster Lake and \ its own boat lot nearby, this/ special home is ideal for retiree or the couple just starting. $47,000 & owner offers contract. Papokeechie Lakefront at its best. This home has 3 bedrooms, fireplace, garage and a superb view of the lake. Extra bonus — only a short walk to Wawasee. Reduced to $44,900 and seller offers a contract. Nice Webster Lakefront home for summers or year-round living. Outstanding view of the lake $59,900 9 * Mobile home park with 10 sites. 8 mobile homes and a 3 bedroom home. All located in the Barbee Chain , area and priced at $49,900 Fine family home with 3 bedrooms, family room overlooking private lake. I'/» baths and truly motivated seller who offers contract. Priced at $59,900. Contemporary home with access to Papdkeechie. This home has recently been remodeled ond the price has been reduced to $43,000. Webster Lakefront home with full basement and room for everyone! This home has been reduced to $53 900
Winona Lake: Circa 1900 and today
By CLARENCE R. MCNEIL Guest Feature Writer “Blow out your lamp and come to bed, Billy. Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy and wise you know. ” Obedience was immediate due to recollections of the razor strap that had made an impression on him earlier. Unbottoning ankle high shoeupstairs there was still a warmth from the nickel-plated sides of the coal stove where they had rested. Over-the-knee black cotton stockings were next. Then came the knee length trousers that buttoned to a blouse ($2.50 in the mail order catalog). Itchy woolen underwear came next and then quickly into the flannel nightgown. There is no space to describe the same procedure for sis and Mom. Avant-grade ‘ hour-glass” figures took another person to handle the bone corset (50 cents — mail order) of the svelte 18-inch diameter waistline. Dressing for bathing at the turn of the century only brings laughs now. Men’s woolen suits had sleeves to the elbows and legs to
From the Syracuse Police log —
Loose horses on SR 13
The following information was 9 ; 23 p.m. — Party on station to obtained from the log of the see an officer Syracuse Police Department. 11:46 p.m. Subject advised of loud music on Forrest November 14- November 15 4:02 am. — Guard from a 5 02 am. — CBer advised business requested to see an of- spa rks coming from transformer ficer in reference to smoke in a by Frost field 8:52 a m. — Subject advised of 7:21 a.m. — Subject advised of a dead eat > n her yard loose horses on SR 13 south 11: 49 am . - Subject called for information 2:35 p.m. - Subject called to 7:34 p.m - Officer advised of speak with one of the firemen for an open gate at National Proinformation ducts
Special treasures make cherished Yule memories
’ Christmas The very word is magic. It conjures up all the past, present and future delights of that very special holiday. Each generation of children has a treasure trove 6f memories about Christmas, says the Jewelry Industry Council Years ago. the Christmas tree was a real tree, pungent with the smell of the outdoors mingling with all the other delightful smells of Christmas — the roasting turkey, the hot mince pies, and glowing bayberry candles. Festoons of homemade popcorn and freshly baked gingerbread men hung gaily from the tree branches. Today’s trees may be imitation. with manufactured decoraUps for fire safety Don’t let your Christmas go up in smoke. Protect your family byfollowing these tips, which are part of the Burger King Fire Safety Program. • Buy only a fresh Christmas tree — one whose needles are moist and soft. Stand it in a water-filled container to keep it from drying out. • If you buy an artificial tree, be sure it is certified as flame retardant. • Place the tree in a cool area. NEVER near a heater or the fireplace. • Never set up electrical toys, such as trains, near the tree where sparks could ignite them. Check Christmas lights for worn wires and loose sockets. • Don’t leave the tree lights on at night or when no one is around to watch. • Avoid sudden flare-ups-jn the fireplace which can be causedby burning wrapping paper or cardboard boxes. • Always keep a screen in front of the fireplace, even when the logs are just smouldering. New Year's renewal New Year’s, as the beginning of a new cr endar cycle, is a time to stop thinking of me and begin remembering you. It is a time to re-assess our goals and make new plans for arriving at goals fallen short of in the past. It is a time to make good honest resolutions, the kind that last.
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the knees plus a skirt. Ladies had to try to swim with a dress-like outfit with a cap resembling today’s shower cap that kept the hip length hair together. Had any young lady appeared back then attired in a current bikini she would have been charged with indecent exposure by police. Short hair, lipstick and rouge were the trademarks of the pro-r-agtftute and were vigorously shunned by a proper lady. Gentlemen removed their hats in the presence of a lady. In public transportation gentlemen gave their s eats to a lady if none were available. In contrast today young men have been seen to race an elderly lady to a seat Paved streets are a modern luxury. In the period under scrutiny automobiles were scarce. Horse-drawn fireequipment, milk wagons, delivery wagons etc. required every town to have a Sanitation Department and a sprinkler tank wagon to settle the dust on the unpaved streets. Christmas trees were lighted by candles in a holder-clamp. Nearby was the ever present bucket of water if the tree should
tions, but many of the old holiday traditions remain the same. Christmas is usually the time when young men give their girl friends that very special diamond engagement ring. It’s also the time when very young ladies get their first piece of real jewelry —a gold locket on a chain And their brothers delight in their first wrist watch. Christmas is a time for families gathering together and meeting with dear friends. It’s a festive, joyful, loving time of year, and a time when hearts are happiest. Small wonder that Christmas is the time when people choose to present their loved ones with gifts of love that have a special meaning. and will be treasured for all the years to come The magic of Christmas Is not over once one is out of childhood. It’S also the time when older couples celebrating 30 or 40 or more years of marriage commemorate their union with a diamond anniversary ring for her. while he may be favored with his birthstone in a ring flanked with diamonds. All in all. Christmas is a time when many special memories are made — often with small packages from the jeweler that will go on year after year giving pleasure, says the Council.
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catch fire. This was the Winona Lake scene as Billy Sunday rose to prominence. Young people today cannot imagine living without TV, radio, electric lights, outboard motors and dozens of other conveniences. Many people built summer homes just for the Chautauqua and Bible Conference season. Inside walls were often unfinished except for the more affluent. Os
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MEL TROTTER Billy Sutflay's Closest Friend
8:44 p.m. — Party advised car blocking the alley 8:52 p.m. — Party advised car messing around on Branch Street 10:04 p.m. — Subject at business asked if an officer could go by, had trouble with a subject November 16 8:24 a m. — Dog catcher advised truck is being fixed and will not work approximately two days 9:08 a m. — Subject called in reference to a burglary 2:42 p.m. — Subject reported a property damage accident at Tranter Graphics 4 p.m. — Party with information November 17 8:41 a.m. — Subject needs police assistance to get into cabinet at Wawasee High School t 12:48 p.m. — Subject called for Enchanted Hills dog catcher 2:31 p.m. — Subject complained of black cat 10:41 p.m. — Lock out at Video Sports . November 18 9:13 a m. — Subject requested information on weighing deer 4:52 p.m. — Party on station advised he found a dead deer back of Wawasee High School 10:39 p.m. — Woman advised there is some trash burning at a residence. November 19 10:16 a m. — Subject requested information on certain subject 12:27 p.m. — Subject advised theft of a purse 1:05 p.m. — Subject advised has information for dog catcher. November 20 6:17 a m. — Michigan City subject requested weather and road conditions 12:50 p.m. — Subject on station found keys on South Main Street . 2:38 p.m. — Subject on station with fire extinguisher and information on fire extinguisher 6:12 p.m. — Subject requested to speak to an EMT 10:26 p.m. — Indiana State Police requested a unit go to a business reference detaining a subject for their officer
these later John M. Studebaker (autos) and H. J. Heinz (pickles) owned summer homes in Winona Lake. The pioneer Beyer Family originally owned a large part of what is now the town of Winona Lake. Their imposing home, now part of the Assembly, overlooks the Hillside concourse and the Billy Sunday Tabernacle. The small home to the north has been in the pioneer Funk family for four generations and is typical of the strictly summer home construction of early years. Winona Lake filled the void in the above scene that is now taken up by sports and television. Sunday then was more of a holy day than a holiday. On Sunday afternoon church people took a leisurely stroll — the only activity. In .fact when R. G. LeTourneau became president in 1945 of the Assembly all athletics and swimming on Sunday were forbidden. Strict limitations were put on any activity. Today the Winona scene has lost most of its former significance. Pictures of Billy and Nell Sunday no longer grace the stage of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle The summer schedule once started on Memorial Day and ended on Labor Day. This year Moody week started activity the first week of July with AAJE concluding the conference season in the middle of August. However a new optimistic note is evident with the coming of Ronald J. Busch to the newly created position of executive director. Present plans call for the 1985 season to start earlier. The IFCA conference starts June 22 and activities will end again with AAJE on August 17. Future plans call for renovation of the hotel, additionaljiarking space and more athletic facilities. A large building constructed over the lake shore formerly used as a cafeteria and skating rink will become an exhibition hall. A publicity thrust toward area churches for yearround banquets, retreats, seminars etc. is in the works. Prospects for the future are bright as many letters of inquiry for 1985 are already appearing. Winona Lake is looking up to a rosy future. ANSWERS ACROSS DOWN 1 Gator 1 Gales 6 Tehee 2 Awake 11 Aware 3 Take to heart 12 Arena 4 Ore 13 Lakes 5 Rescue 14 Reads 6 Tart 15 Eke 7 Ere 16 Cat 8 Heart broken 18 Rue 9 Endue 19 Set out 10 Eases 21 Utes 17 At 22 O'** 20 Own 24 John 21 Un 26 Spiral 23 °P eras 29 Ace 24 Japes 30 Hoe 25 Ochre 31 Ova 26 So 32 Phase 27 Avert q! S akeS 28 h 35580 36 30 Hero 37 Avers 38 Setto 33 801 39 Santo 35 Ava
Wed., November 21,1984 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL
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