The New Wolcott Enterprise, Volume 2, Number 38, Wolcott, White County, 3 October 1968 — Page 1

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ENUSTS IN AJSfY Dennjr Mathew of Wolcott has enlisted In the Amy for thre yearly He win leave Indianapolis. Fnd. October 4th for Ft. Campbell. Kentucky for his basic training. Denny is the son of Mr. and Mrs Vincent Mathew and 1968 gradu ate of Wolcott High School. W. F LYNCH. REMINGTON BUSINESSMAN, DIES Wilbur Francis Lynch, a member of the Remington postoffice staff and co-operator with his wife of the Remlng- ' too Five and Ten Cent Store, died very suddenly and uneipectedly early Sunday morning. September 29. 1963. Ills death was attributed to a heart attack. . Mr. Lynch was born in White Plains. N. Y.. May 20. 1909. He was married to Louise I Huff In , Hunlngtoo. Indiana. "December 30. 1936. and had made his home in Remington for twenty-nine Surviving Mr Lynch with his widow are a daughter. Mrs. i Phyllis Durfey. of Spncervlile. a son. Gary Lynch, of Moscow. Idaho, three brothers and a sister of New York state and seven grandchildren. The funeral services were held at the Rushtoo Smith Funeral Home in Remington Tuesday. October 1. with Father Fred Schroeder officiating. Interment was in the 1.0 O F. cemetery in Marion. Births Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Dot son are the parents of a daughter. Deann Annette, born September 30 at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Lafayette. She weighed ntde pounds, one ounce Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Louis Mathew and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Dot son The new baby has two sisters. Dana and Denise. Mr and Mrs. Alvln Furref of Reynolds axe the parents of a daughter bora September 28 at Home Hoepltal in Lafayette. Lt. tnd Mrs D. J. Gagnoa of San Antonio. Tea., are the parents of a daughter born September 26. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Victor of Brookston. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George D. Gagnon of Brookston.

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JOCOSITY fas::o:i s:ov Gamma Upsilon Chapter of Psi lota Xi Sorority will present their annual fall fash ion show. "Aura of Autumn" on Wednesday. October 9 at 8:00 p m in the Wolcott High School gymnasium Mrs Jack Meadors. presi dent of the sorority will we I come the guests to their fourth annual fashion show. Mrs Chris Helderle is the chair man of this years fashion show Commentate tur the show is Mrs Allen Thayer and fash ions are the courtesy of Loeb's of Lafayette . Guest mooeis will include Carina Diemer. David Crow by Susan ShankUn. Nancy Ma thew, Andrew Humphrey. John Goss and Charisse Carr Children who will be modeling are Sara Humphrey . Robbie Fulkerson, Angela Edmund aM David Alt nun Members of the sorority who will model fashions are Mrs Carolyn Altman. Mrs Marvm McCollum, Mrs. Rod Nesius. Ms. Bill Primmer. Mrs David Whitaker. Mrs . Rex Wright. Mrs Gordon Lucas and Mrs Karel Peck Other models include; Mrs. Helen Helderle. Mrs Dean Fleck of Reynolds. Mrs. Myron Meents and Mrs Norman Sterner of Remington. Mts RAJPpnto of Reynolds. Mrs Richard Roach arid Mrs Virgil Meyer of Monticello and Mrs Simon Lehe and Miss Jessica Sheets of Brookston Music will be furnished "by Bob Thayer, organist ami a vocal duet by Annette Mathew and Jim Watson The Hammond organ ana piano u the courtesy of Hammond Organ of Lafayette Dancers will bo students of Mrs Ruth Smith of Remington and will inclua Roxia and Jackie Meadors. Chris Annis. Jill O'Neil and Sally Waymire. The public is inviied to attend and advanced tickets may be purchased from any sorority member for II 00 or at the door that evening for 1125 Proceeds of the show will be used for the sorority's philanthropic projects which includei the local lice skating rink ana tennis courts t MABEL MILLER SUCCUMBS Mrs. Mabel Miller. R. R. 1. Wolcott, passed away about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday nighty October X at Lafayette. Ind. She had been in ill health for six weeks. I Mrs. Miller was born in Princeton Township the daugh ter of Moses and Jane Kinney Dobbins. She was married to Eltle Miller in 1907. One son. Cyril. Arlington Heights, 111., survives. Mr. Miller passed away in 1963. They nad lived in Princeton Township since 1918. She was an active mem ber of the Palestine Christian Church. Service arrangement are pending at tho Foster Funeral Home In Wolcott, For Information call 279-2123. The Rev. Stlaa Mullen will officiate.

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SEAFIELD BRIDGE IS COMING DOWN -SEAFIELD BRIDGE IS GOING UP. Piles of girders begin to mount as the old Seafield bridge begins to be torn down. Construction on the new Seafield bridge over the re-located drainage ditch seems well ad vanced- i Enterprise Photo

GottufuutiUf, Galendati iiiiiimuiinnwiMi Sunday. October b Worldwide Comnunion Sunday -Wolcokt Council of Churches Meeting Mot hod 1st C larch Board CYF Monday. October 7 -Progressive Club "Trl-County School Ejoard Tuesday. Octotjer 8 -Chancel Choir Christian Church Wednesday. October 9 Clt istian Cherub k Celestial Choir Rehearsal -Methodist Chanc el Choir Sorority Style Show, ' Thur sday. October 10 -C W F Group I Friday. October 11 -Eastern Star Chicken & Noodle Supper , CORRECTION I The address of serviceman Craig Oberlander sheuld be as follows: Pfc. Craig L. Oberlander US 55W7628 I Co C 2BN 327 Inf. 101st Abn. Div. APO San Francisco. California

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SERVICES HELD FOR PARENTS OF LOCAL RESIDENT Double funeral services were held for Chris Nelson aid his wife Mary Elizabeth Nelson, at the Tefft Metho dist Church. Saturday. Sep tember 28 with the Rev Dew ey Finley officiating Inter ment was in (he Wheatfteld cemetery 1 Mr and Mrs Nelson were asphyxiated by funes from a gas heater at approximately seven a m Tuesday as they slept Mr Nelson was born In Dennurk September 23. 1880, and was married to Miss Mary Elizabeth Grows in Rensselaer October 1909 A Mrs Nelson was born in White County. October 16. 1892 Mr and Mrs Nelson were members of Tefrt Methodist Church Surviving them are three daughters. Mrs Paftl (Esther) Sultaum of Tefft. s Her-b.-rtRacle)Gehlbach of Wolcott and Mrs Oscar (Viola) Sanders of Lafayette, a son. Chester Nelson, of Lafayette,, ten jyandchtldren. which includes Jerry Sanders of Wolcott. and. twenty-six great grandchildren. Mri Nelson is also survived by a brother. Earl Nelson, of Tefft ' COLLEGE STUDENTS , The Wolcott EnterprUa; offers a special 'subscription rate to college students of 12 00 for nine months.

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ROBERT NUSS3AUM. 52. REMINGTON FATALLY INJURED TUESDAY Robert Nussbaum. 52. of Remington died at the scene of an automobile accident at the intersection of State Road 18 and U S231-SR S3, west of Brookston. at 8:25 Tuesday morning Nussbaum was thrown! from his auto, which was struck by a 1967 Chevrolet, owned and driven by Edward H DeMoss. Jr.. age 51. of 3907 Brookfield. Louisville. Kentucky Driver At Faslt Falls to Stop According to the report by law officers, an unidentified older model car which was headed east on State Road 18 apparently failed to yield, and passed through the intersection Nussbaum. in a Merecedes Benz. was headed south, and when he applied his brakes to avoid the collision, his auto skidded left of center At the same time. DeMoss. enrbute north also applied his brakes and veered to the right The impact occured about eight feet off the berm. south of the intersection DeMoss was taken to Home Hospital in Lafayette with lacerations on the chin and suffering chest pains, He also has possible damage to his front teeth ' David Habben of Route 1. Brookston. who had just taken ' pupils to the Round Orove School, was first at the scene and summoned aid ' Investigating the accident were State Trooper Robert Fox. White County Sheriff LeRoy Famey. Deputy Sheriff Ralph Vannatta. State Trooper Robert Jennings and Deputy Coroner Marvin Stewart Mr Nussbaum was born in Jasper County August 7. 1916 He was married to the former Joanne Men lit of Rem ington. September 10. 1939. who survives Mr Nussbaum had lived all of his life in the Reming ton area and graduated from i Remington High School He 1 was a member of the Masonic Lodge in Remington He was a partner ln Fairview Farms and owned and operated a dressing plant also Surviving besides the wire are three children Mrs Nancy Helderle. Wolcott; Mrs Carol Bodle. Mtshawaka: and WilUamla student at Purdue Uni versity at Lafayette He leaves three brothers: Edward and Marvin of Rerruhgton and Jack of Frankfort A sister. Mrs Esther Woodruff of. Remington also survives, and two grandchildren. 1 Tina and Kindra Helderle of Wolcott Services were held Thurs day. October 3 at the Reming ton Presbyterian Church at 2.00 p m with the Rev David Barnett and Rev. father rred Schroeder officiating Inter ment was in the Remington , Cemetery I PROGRESSIVE CLUB WILL MEET AT THE CURVE INN The Wolcott Progressive Club will meet at The Curve Inn for their monthly meeting Monday. October 7 at 7 00 p m. All local persons, business and professional people and those Interested in the progress of Wolcott are urged to attend.