The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 January 1968 — Page 2

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County Basketball Tournament To Be Held At Warsaw January 10,11,12 and 13,1968 i ' .4 SYRACUSE S f Wed., 9:00 p.m. \ I —| * N. WEBSTER I I x Fri., 7:00 p.m. f o < I fl S. WHITLEY . . - __ \ fi ' • Thurs., 7:00 p.m. \ WAWASEE PREP ) Sat., 2:00 p.m. . CHAMPIONS MILFORD I PIERCETON Thurs., 8:30 p.m. / ) I —’ 1 i ( 1 Wed., 6:15 p.m. \ ■ / • AKRON ' ) _ ? ————————— Fri., 8.30 pm LARWILL I OFFICIALS - Wed., 7:30 p.m. \ SGil Baumgartner Don Holman Edgar Powers

LAND O LAKES LEAGUE Standinc w £ Pilcher's Shoes 51 Land O Lakes Bam 47 % 20'A Dean’s Milk , 44 24 McConnick-Cutter 39 29 Syracuse Legion 38 30 Frog Tavern 35 33 Mail-Journal 35 33 Slip Motel 35 33 Mogul Rubber 34% 33% Thwaits Grain 34 « 34 Sea Nymph • ’3O 38 Brazel’s Bait 28 40 Auer’s Service 28 40 Harris Funeral Home 26 42 Slate Bank of Syracuse 22 46 Regent Homes 17 51 High Team Series and Game: - Pilcher’s Shoes, 2,903—1,037. 600 Series: D. Armbruster, 203-224-193—620: J. Wortinger, 199-223-192—614; J. Karesh, 197-214-191—602. Hoijor Scores: C. Eby, 585 —222; R. Simon, 562: L. Vance, 558; .R. Strombeck, 537—217; D. Burchard, 569—202; M. Dors -y, 200: F. Avery, 560; E. Harting, 534—224; E. Money, 203;’R. Maresh, 594 —211; J. Lowe, 538; C. Frushour, 580 — 239; P, Beezley, 215; R. Thibaut, 597— 220. LAKELAND MEN’S LEAGUE St'anding W L Likens & Sons 42 26 Brazel’s Bait ’ 41 27 North Webster Jaycees 41 27 Layton Trailers 34 "34 Anderson Paint 33 35 Lakeland Standard 32 36 Hickman Movers 30 38 Wawasee Prep 19 49 High Team Game and Series: North Webster Jaycees, 878—2,490. 200 Games: R. Brazel, 204; R. Miller, 203; Bob Likens, 202. 500 Series: R. Miller, 546; C. Walton, 533; J. Graber, 533; D. Van, 531; W. Miller, 523: R. Brazel, 519; T. Schrock, 513; E. Likens, 512; D. McKlbbin, 511; E. Anderson, 509; Streby, 504; L. SwohF 504; K. Koble' 503, °’ LAKELAND BOY’S LEAGUE Standing W IL Invaders 37 11 Krew’s Kegglers 34 14 49’ers 28 20 , Smities Strikers 27 21 Greats 26 22? Playboys 25 23 Colts 45 19% 28%. Villians 17% 30% Stinkers . 17 31 Assassins 12 36 i Senior Honor Scores: S. Mock, 165-182 —471: T. Crews, 190; S. Strickler, 167; B. Johnson, 161. Junior Honor Scores J. Burkholder, „ 183; D. Byland, 177; D. Bushong, 168; B. Betes, 161; J. Davis, 153. Bantam Honor Scores: D. Dean, 141: G. Ummel, 137. High Team Game and Series: Greats, TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE Standing W . L Todd Realty 4,1 27 Silveus Motor Sales 4’l 27 Tom -Socks 37 31 Kinder’s Mfg. ’. 37 31 American Industries 37 31 Wawasee T.V. 33 31 Mock Marine Rentals 31 37 State Bank of Syracuse 31 37 Wawasee Laundromat 29 35 Sit n’ Knit 23 45 High Team Series: Silveus Motors. 2,085. Honor Scores: ,J. Garber, 181—486; T. Schrock, 450; S. Hepkaman, 451; M. Schwab, 471; A. Sudlow, 181—449; G. Craig, 194; V. Penn, 172—456; D. Johnson, 184—489: B. Miller, 170—454; H. Frushour, 452. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Standing W L Foo and Faye 48 24 Lakeside Laundry' 44 28 Sea Nymph 44 28 Tom Socks \ 42% 29% Syracuse Rubber 40 32 Hickman Movers 39 % 32 % Monsanto 37 35 Seller’s Mfg. 33 39 Brenda’s Beauty Break 33 39 Walter Drugs 29 43 Trudy's Beauty Salon 22 50 Barbee Hotel 20 52 High Team Series: Sea Nymph, 2,186. High Team Game: Foo and Faye, 749. High Individual Series: F. Eby 170-198 — SO6; H, Frushour, 154-165-165—484;. F. Robinson. 166-138—461: P. Huffer, 2'2-157-155—462; N. Searfoss. 178-155—466; M, Henning, 165-186—477; M. Dixon, 165-162—465; S. Gilbert, 162-170—470; S. Hoover, 176-160—462. • High Individual Games: R. Markham, 155: R. Nisley, 171; J. Hostetler, 162. M. Conner, 153-166; G. Bird, 151; E. Price, 150: E. Johnson, 151-165; C. Keller, 185; B. Kuhn, 177. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE Standing W L Arro Motor Homes 53 19 Little and Clark, Inc. 47 25 Augsburgers—Syracuse 42 30 Mishler Funeral Home 41 31 Beer and Slabaugh, Inc. 41 ~ 31 Campbell’s Market 39 33 Milford TV and Appliance 35 37

Wednesday, January 3, 1968

Sharp Hardware Company • 34 38 McEarren Service 28 44 chose-Time Equipment, Ind. 27 45 Augsburgers—Milford 24 48 Walter Drug Company' 19 53 High Team Series: Beer and Slabaugh, Inc., 2,636. High Team Game: Arro Motor Homes, 948. 500 Series: M. Wolferman, 597; G. Wuthrich,, 565; G. Thornsbury, 563; P. Campbell, 559; D. Thibaut, 557; H. Wuthrich, 557; O. Replogle, 556; D. Orn, 549; J. Keller, 548; F. Avery, 546; H. Bartman, 542: B. Little, 538. 200 Games: G. Thornsbury, 236; O. Replogle, 227; M. Wolferman, 224; D. Orn, 222: R. Herr, 218; P. Campbell, 215; H. Bartman, 214; H. Doty, 211; F. Grove, 207: H: Wuthrich, 207. Triplicate: Dennis Sharp, 153. NEW PIKE LAW NOW IN EFFECT . The state fish and 1 game department has announced a new law on ; pike effective January 1. State .conservation officer Earl Money Said the new law places a i bag limit of three pike per day and a 20-inch length limit. This new law does not appear on the 1968 fishing and hunting license. Hex Rural Extension Homemakers Meet The Hex Rural Extension Homemakers met Tuesday afternoon in the Hex Grange hall. The meeting was in charge of the; new president, Mrs. William Cable, Mrs. Mary Brown read the history of the song of the month “The More We Get Together” and led the group in singing it. Mrs. Merle Darr accompanied on the piano. Mrs. Hattie Brown gave the devotions. Nine members answered roll call with “what I can do to make my home more comfortable” and suggestions on outlook. There were three guests and one child present. Mrs. Homer Schroder was accepted as a new member. Mrs. Walter Lechlitner of Goshen showed and gave a very interesting talk on her trip to Europe and had on display several articles from Europe. Reports were heard and several received gifts from their secret pals. The meeting closed with the singing of the club prayer. Mrs. John Emmert, Jr., and Mrs. Darr served refreshments. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE GIVEN Mrs. Thomas Gilbert, Syracuse, was surprised on her birthday Friday evening when friends called to wish her happy birthdav. Present were Rev. and Mrs. Robert A. Scheidly, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tague and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clawson and children, all of Syracuse. &-■ -7 RECENT GUESTS IN PINKERTON HOME Recent guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Pinkerton and son were Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Kinney, Mrs. Frank Charlton, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Estep, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rapp and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neff, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tucker and family, Mrs. Don Davidsen, and Mrs. Robert Hollar, all of the Milford area. And, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKibbin and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Foltz and family, all of Leesburg; and Mrs Victor Hillery of Warsaw.

Tourney Tickets On Sale At Syracuse Today County tournarhent tickets went . on sale today at Syracuse high for ■ students. They will also sell stu- ; dent tickets at $3 tomorrow and Friday. Adult tickets will be on sale on Monday and Tuesday with reserve season ticket 'holders being given the first choice. Single. session tickets will be sold at the door and will cost tourna- . ment goers sl. The sale of such ( tickets will be 15 minutes prior to game time and will be sold until the Warsaw gym is full. I Doors will open 45 minutes prior i to each session. r 1 Richard Cretcher In Basic Training At Great Lakes Richard Cretcher, son of Mrs. Doris Cretcher of Leesburg, formerly of Milford, enlisted in the U. S. navy December 21. He is taking his basic training at the recruit training center, Great Lakes, Ulf His mailing address is as follows: Richard Cretcher SR. 8526233 Co. 656 Recruit Training Center Great Lakes, 111. 60088 SP/5 DAVID KLINE HONORED AT FAMILY DINNER Specialist five David Kline was the guest of honor at a family dinner New Year’s day in the home of his mother, Mrs. Clyde Johnston, and Mr. Johnston of Syracuse. Sp/5 Kline returned home December 20 after serving his tour of duty in Viet Nam. He will leave January 12 for Maryland where he will be stationed. Guests iricluded Mrs. Kline, the former Jeannie Kuhn; Mr. and Mrs. James Pounds and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gilbert and Nina, Mrs. Tom Dempsey, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert, Mrs. James Gilbert, Miss Sharon Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Simon, Mary, Robert and Larry, all bf Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ryman and children of Milford; and James Henderickson of Goshen. Afternoon callers were James Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert and daughters and Jim Wortinger, all of Syracuse. JUNIOR 4-HERS GO CAROLING The Junior Merry Maidens 4-H club of Milford met December 13 at the fire station to go Christmas caroling. After caroling they returned to the fire station for a Christmas party. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. Court News Divorce Granted Doris L. Wolferman bf Milford has been granted a divorce from George Frederick Wolferman recently in Kosciusko county circuit court. The plaintiff was awarded custody of two minor children and S4O per week, support. The Wolfernians were married November 34, 1945, and separated Noveniber 3, 1966.

1967 Chronology (Continued From Page 1) June 1— Clyde Gentry is Milford’s commencement speaker. 1— William Monroe stillborn to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hewitt. 1— Charles E. Hess, 73, Goshen, dies at his summer home at Lake Wawasee. 1— Billy Ray bom to Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hendrickson/’of r 1 Warsaw. 2 — Rex Kent Hostetler, 27, North Webster, killed in auto accident. 2 — Warsaw minister is speaker at Syracuse commencement. 2 — Scott Eugene bom to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Robb of r 1 Leesurg. 3 — Syracuse wins baseball sectional title. 3 — Carolyn Stauffer, Elkhart, wed Lester J. Krull, Milford. 4 — Wedding, vows exchanged by Ginger Pippenger, Nappanee, and Stanley Price, Milford. 5 — Jeanne Moneyheffer is “Miss Milford”. " 8 — Howard E. Stroh, 69, r 3 Auburn, dies He was a retired Ford agent at Ligonier. 8 — Twin daughters bom to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schrock of Elkhart. 9 — Miss Gracie Cur (right, Milford, and Richard Grubaugh, Howe, wed. 10 — Cloyd E. Heckaman, 60, r 2 Bremen, brother of Robert Heckaman of Milford, dies. 10 — Wedding unites Suellen Renner of Goshen and Terry L. Yeiter of Leesburg. 10 — Janet Isaac, Constantine, Mich., and Jack Campbell, Syracuse, wed. 10 —> Open house held for newlyweds, ‘ Linda (Mahoney) and Pat Money. 10 — Lu Ann Longenbaugh, Syracuse, and Arnold Meyers, Kettering, Ohio, wed. 11 — A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Fritz Carlin of Warsaw. T 1—1 — Dr. Lorin Burt, 41, Bloomington, dies. 11 — Michael Dee born to Mr. and Mrs. Forrest D. Hammon of r 1 Leesburg? 11 — Dedicate St. Martin DePorres Catholic church at Lake Wawasee. 12 — A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick R. Mock of Leesburg. 14 — Joseph D. Van Camp, 89, North Wpbster, dies. 14 — A son born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dlugos of Syracuse. - 14 — Announce May 27 wedding of Mary Louise Denzel of Syracuse and John Fries of Columbia City. 14 — Kenneth E. Perry, 69, r 2 Claypool, father of James and Dean Perry of Syracuse, dies. ’* 14 — "-Noah W. Reichard, 89, father of Mrs. Avis Bowler of Milford, dies. ' ° 14 — Mrs. Robert (Virginia Mae) Messner, 32, r 5 Goshen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heckaman of Milford, dies. 14 — Lee G. Miller, 61, r 2 Goshen, father of Mrs. Glen Morehead of Milford, dies. - 14 — Beth Joellen born to Mr. and Mrs. James Darrow of LaGrange. 14 — A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Bemando Garza of r 1 Milford. 14 — Mrs. J. Paul Parker, 76, Ligonier, dies. 15 — Robert Allen Richwine, 70, postmaster at North Webster for 25 years prior to 1959, dies. 15 — Todd V. Gary, Goshen, named “Top Pop”. 16 — George Books, 65, Macy, father of Mrs. Mary Lou Pentecost of Milford, dies. 16 — Mr. and Mrs. Paul Royer of North Webster left to attend the funeral of her father, John Monagle, in Alberta, Canada. 17 — Miss Sharron Moneyheffer and Richard H. Sharp, both of Milford, wed. 17 — Frank Horn, 90, North Webster, dies. 17 — Anne Schell, St. Joseph, Mich, granddaughter of Roy Pinkertons of Dewart Lake, and Donald D. Letts, wed. 17 — Patricia Cox, Winona Lake, and Kenneth Jerriigan, r 1 North Webster, wed. 17-18 — Flotilla held at Syracuse — Lt. Governor Robert Rock is on hand for activities. 18 — Miss Janice Kay Frautschi of Bloomington, 111., became the bride of Steven Allen Kaiser of Milford. 18 — Miss Kay Cunningham of Ligonier and Stanley M. Nithoefer of Indianapolis, wed. 18 — Rev. and Mirs. C. R. Bitzer of Oakwood Park observe 50th wedding anniversary. ‘lB — Glynn Johnson, Warsaw,

KE33320 THURSDAY - SATURDAY, January 4-5-6 DOUBLE FEATURE Hugh O’Brien in “Africa — Texas /Style” \ and David Janssen in “Warning Shot” SUNDAY - WEDNESDAY, January 7-8-9-10 DOUBLE FEATURE Audrey Hepburn in “Two For The Road” and , George C. Scott Sue Lyon in “The Flim-Flam Man”

wins Flotilla golf championship. < 18 — Joe K. White, 60, Noblesville, a summer resident of Lake 1 Wawasee, dies. 19-23 — _-22d annual Mermaid , Festival held at North Webster. 19 — Gene Allen Gross, 22, Warsaw, dies. 19 — Fem Stage, 77, Lake Wa-! wasee, dies. 19 Graveside services held for two-day-old Rachael Evon Root, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Root of Nappanee and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Johnson of r 2 Milford. 19 — Wesley Dale born to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Coy of Etna. 19 —; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hogan entertained in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. 19 — Rebecca Lynn born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Ellis of Syracuse. ,20 — Shaun Christopher bom to Mr. and Mrs. John G. Fisher of Syracuse. 20 — Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Tytler of Syracuse observe 25th wedding anniversary. 20 — Funeral services held for Eugene Yontz, 43, Pontiac, Mich. He was the nephew of Mrs. Miaud Yontz of Barbee Lake. 21 — Carolyn Johnson received Jack Lee award. 21 — A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Ringler of Syracuse. 21 — Mr. and Mrs. William Cable, Syracuse, observe silvei anniversary. 22 — Vicki Fuller, Milford, and Michael Arnolt, Warsaw, wed. 24 — Jeffrey Robert born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Young of r 2 Syracuse. 24 — North Webster has ' its first queen of lakes — Sherry Bockman crowned. 24 — Death claims Don Jones, 73, Burket, brother of Rev. John Jones of Leesburg. 25 — Joseph Grant Wolford, 55, r 1 Leesburg, dies. 25 — Mrs. John (Dorothy) Hoover, 29, formerly of Syracuse, dies. 25 — Janet Gunter, Warsaw, and Carl Aldrin, Hammond, wed. 25 — Jesse Millers of Milford observe 50th wedding anniversary. 26 — Virgil Dowtys, Milford, wed 40 years. 27 — Kerri Lee born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lee Hartman of Leesburg. 27 — Funeral services held in Syracuse for Mrs. Lillian Elliott of St. Petersburg, Fla. 28 — Death claims Mrs. Gladys Cook, 69, a native of Syracuse. 28 — Chancey (Mike) Weaver, 72, r 2 North Manchester, brother of Cleo Weaver of Syracuse, dies. 28 — Death claims Jay G. Rensberger, 66, r 1 Larwill. 29 — Death Stephen Freeman, 97, 419 south Lake, Syracuse. 29 — Walter J. Kehler, 83, Warsaw, father of Mrs. Robert Rassi of Milford, dies. . 30 — Monica Shae born to Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Barnes of Pontiac, Mich. 30 — Mrs. Harold A. (Lorain) Meek, 62, Elkhart, sister of Mrs. Max Carlton, Syracuse, dies. July 1— JoEllen McClintic and Willard Free, both of Milford, wed. 1— Dorothy Langham, Independance, lowa, and Mike Teeple, 1 Fort Wayne, wed. j € — Miss Christner, North Webster, and Karl Keirn, South Whitley, wed. 3 — Harriet Wemple, 95, Ligonier ■ dies. j 4 —i Harry D. Rentfrow, 70, Elkhart cdunty, a native of Syracuse, s dies. 4 — Teresa Lynn born to Mr. and i Mrs. Dennis Mench of Syracuse. i 4 — Carl Wendell born to Mr. and j j Mrs. Ervin Bontrager of r 3 Syra- i cuse. 5 — Mrs. Raymond Wilson, North W bster, receives word of the death cf her mother, Mrs. Louis Lawrence, 81, Frankfort. f 6 — Guy C, Farrington, 76, r 4 V Syracuse, dies. 6 — Bret Allen born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scheuer of Syracuse. 7— Kimberly Ruth bom to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roberts oFSyracuse. 7— Mrs. John (Mabel) Bidelman 84, r 2 Warsaw dies. 8 — Jonell Judkins, Milford, and Roderick Bergstedt, Fort Wayne, wed. 8 -* Sandra Kern and Mark Wagner, both of’ Syracuse, wed. 9 — Kimberly Sue born to Mr. ’ and Mrs. David McCormick of Ligonier. 1 9 — Steven Russell bom to Mr. 1 and Mrs. Russell Bess of South Bend. 9 — Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hous- ( our, Elkhart, observe 50th wedding 1 anniversary. 9 — Death claims Mrs. Arthur ‘ (Gladys) Baumgartner, 62, Milford. 9 — Scott J. born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stephenson of Milford. 9 — Susan Parker, Pierceton,- i and Fred Kench, Sidney, wed. |1 9 — Hold open house at new Cath-1

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die church near Syracuse. 10-15 — Eighth annual police and firemen’s fair at Syracuse. 10 — A son bom to Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mason of Milford. 11 — Mr. and Mrs. James Sawyer of Milford are the parents .of a son. „ * 11 — Swear in Floyd Baker of 'North Webster and Dr. Robert Craig of Syracuse as Lakeland board members. 11 — Jerry Helvey president of Lakeland school board. ’ 12 — Announce recent marriage of Mary Jo Juday of Lake Wawasee and Paul S. Pelikan of Kendallville. 12 — Announce May 27 wedding of Carla Sue Ryan and William Metcalf, both of r 1 Leesburg. 12 — William E. Blackourn, 70, r 3 Syracuse, dies. ‘ 14 — Maurice W. Aker, 65, r 1 La Grange, brother of Guy Aker of Leesburg, dies, 15 — Ruth (Neff) Reid, Chicago, formerly of Milford, dies. 15 — Vern Younce, 88, Goshen, a native of Syracuse, dies. 15 — Silviann Leinker and Larry Teghtmeyer, both of North Webster, wed. 15 — Betty Ryerson, of Portland, Mich., and Curtis Richcreek,-North Webster, wed in North Webster Church of the Brethren. 16 — A daughter bom to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mick, Jr., of r 5 Goshen, formerly of Syracuse. 16 — Rose Marie Hite, r 3 Ligonier, and Michael Kettlebar, r 4 Goshen, wed. 17 — Clinton L. Huffman, 96, South Bend, father of Mrs. Grace Johnson of Syracuse, dies. 18 — Lome M. Vineyard, 3V2, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Vineyard of North Manchester, dies. Mr. Vineyard is assistant pastor of the Syracuse Baptist church. « 19 — Announce birth of James Patterson 111 born to Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Waltz of Fort Collins, Colo. 19 — Announce birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lange of r 1 Syracuse. 19 — Town board gives approval for new park at Milford 1 . 19 — George Laucks Xanders, 84, r 1 Syracuse, dies. 19 — Charles Allen born to Mr. and Mrs. -Gary Chambers of Wakarusa. \ 20 — Mrs. Charles Chamberlain, 85, ’South Bend, a native of Leesburg, dies. 21 — Death claims Mrs. Charles F. Freeman, 79, Goshen, a native nf Milford. 22 — Marion J. (“Jack”) Eljjm named to Syracuse plan commission. 22 — Shirley Etsinger and David Rock, both of New Paris, wed. 22 — U. S. Senator Birch Bayh at Winona Lake dinner. 22 — Mrs. Jesse A. Stump, 92. mother of Mrs. Kenneth Baker of Syracuse, dies. * 25 — John Howard born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaFollett of North Webster. 26 — Announce June $ marriage of Miss Betty "Jean Ritzer, r 2 Claypool, and Roger Kern, Syracuse. 27 — Scott Fisher of Muncie, brother of George Fisher of r 2 Leesburg, dies. 27 — Funeral Services held for Lawrence G. Myers, highway engineer. 27 — William Kitson, 80, Ligonier, dies. 28 —, Nadine Greer, 59, r 6 Columbia City, a relative of several North Webster residents, dies. I 29 — Tony Eugene, 24-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of ; Syracuse, dies. 29 — Mary Catherine Bonnett, I Syracuse, and Timothy Stillman James, Bloomington, w d. I 29 — Mrs. Nancv Phlegar » and 1 Gale Black wed in Epworth Forrest chapel. 30 — Beverly Ann Tennant, Warsaw, is recent bride of Russell A. . McAfoos? of r 1 Leesburg. 30 — J. Earl Warren, 89, Osceola, died. He leaves a number cf relatives in Syracuse. 31 — Mrs. Isoleda Hamilton, 88, Milford, dies. 31 — A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller of r 2 Milford. August 1— Mrs. Rial (Edith) Troup, 79, of near Milford, dies. 1— Edward J. Henwood, 94, North Webster, dies. 1— Mrs. Mary Rookstool, Syracuse, observes 86th birthday. 1— O'ien V. Miller, 56, r 2 Middlebury, half-brother of Mrs. John (Mary) Gingerich of Milford. 1— Mrs. Hazel D. Parke, mother of Mrs. James H. Turner of North Webster, dies. 2 — Fear for life of Jerry Clark, Syracuse, on Mt. McKinley. 2 — A. N. Richard L. Coy and Lt. (jg) Sanford Mullett, Syracuse, survivor’s on ill-fated carrier USS Forrestal and 141 sailors die in ship’s fire. 2 — Mrs. Johanna M. Mullett,46,

Dowagiac, Mich., sister of Mrs. Les- I ter Stewart of Syracuse, died. 3 — Mrs. Winnie D. Krom, 86, ■ Kale Island, Lake Wawasee, died. 1 4 — Melinda Kaye born to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stumbo of Milford. 4 — Edward LeCount, 78, Millersburg, father of Mrs. Gordon Sheline. of Syracuse, died. 4 — Joan Schlotterback, Milford, and Leonard Kline, Syracuse, wed. 5 — Mary Louise Fairs, Youngstown, Ohio, and Richard Simon, Syracuse, wed. 5 — James A. Bundy, 77, r 2 Syracuse, diea. 5 — Thad Douglas bom to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grove of Milford. 6 — Carol Chambers and A'lvin Haab, both of Milford, wed. 6 — Open house honoris 87th birthday of Mrs. Carl O’Haver of Elkhart. formerly of Syracuse. 6 — Dedication services held at New Salem church. 6 — A daughter bom to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kinney of Leesburg. 6 — Carla Lea born to Sgt. and Mrs. Carlton F. Arthur of Arlington Va. , 6 — Alvin R. Schlabach, 45, Wolcottville, brother of Mrs. John Gingerich of Milford, dies. 6 — Price born' to Mr. and Mrs. James Pounds of Syracuse. 7— Sheryl Lynn born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Secrist of Syracuse. 7— Waste Stabilization pond studied at Milford. 7— Eric John bom to Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Quincy, Mass. 7-12 — County fair held at Warsaw. 8 — Wawasee high school on schedule. 8 — Hope all but gone in search for Jerry Clark atop Mt. McKinley. 8 — Henry Smith named principal of Wawasee high. 8 — Mrs. Bert (Estella) Noble, 91, Fresno, Calif., well-known in the North Webster-Pierceton area, dies 9 — Trisha Lee bom to Mr. and j Mrs. Samuel Coquillard of r 1 Syracuse. 9 — Karen Lee Hall, Warsaw, and Pardee Allen Gunter, Leesburg, wed recently. 5 9 — Announce recent birth of a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Stahley. 9 — Announce July 15 birth of a daughter, Monica Lyn, to Mr. and Mrs. James Thornburg of Syracuse. 10-12 — Round-up days at North Webster. 10 — A total of 317 head of livestock sold at 4-H auction. 10 — Mrs. Clara Vanette, 73, of Ligonier, dies, 10 — Shelley Jean bora to Mr. and Mrs. James Bryan of r 2 Leesburg. 11 — Marilyn Wood. Panora, lowa, and Alan Cable, Syracuse, wed. 11 — Pat Yoder, Milford, and Steven Rapp, Warsaw, wed. 11 — William V. Dieterly, Syracuse, fatally injured in one-car accident. - 11 — Mrs. Ruth Cockley, 77, a lifetime resident of Ligonier, dies. 11 — Joely Ann bora to Mr. and Mi’s. James Earl of r 4 Warsaw. 11 — David. Lee bom to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Slavens of' Syracuse. 11 — Lisa Lee born to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Trexler of Ocala, Fla. 11 — Funeral services held for Harold Warner, 64, North Webster. 11 — Death claims Hollis M. Nine

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62, Burket, a native of Leesburg! 11 — Patsy Newcomer, Syracuse, and Charles Summerlot, r 2 Syracuse, wed. 12 — Joellen Kay Reiniche, Goshen, and Raymond Beights, Fort Wayne, wed. 12 — Mark David born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sinn of Haviland, Ohio. 12 — Gary Wade born to SP/5 and Mi’s. Barry Wade Miller of Colorado * Springs, Colo. 12 — Cheryl Lenwell, Pierceton,, is 1967 county fair queen. 12 — Peggy Firestone, Syracuse, and Brian Smith, Manchester, Mo. wed. 12 — Ruth Alice Wellman, Ligonier, becomes bride of Ollie Hamden, Fort Wayne. 14 — Jesse Lee Hawkins, 64, Barbee Lake, dies. 14 — Gloster Dale Hepler, 67, Syracuse. dies. 14 — Death claims Mrs. Samuel 15 — David Earl born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Warren of Burket. 15 — Ada Lucinda born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Warren •of Milford. 15 — Mrs. JesSe Botts, 81, r 1 Millersburg, dies. 16 • Short GOP caucus sees all re-nominated at Syracuse. 16 — David Tyler born to Dr. and Mrs. Duke Fisher. 17 — Mrs. Joe (Elizabeth Jane) Ostendorf, 88, Milford, di&s. 18 — Mrs. George Marquart, 84, r 2 Nappanee, dies. 19 — Oliver J. Palmer, 77, Syracuse, dies. 19 — Carolyn Biller and Michael Zimmerman, both of Milford, wed. 20 — A son bora to Mr. and Airs. Robert Richerson of Leesburg. 20 — Mrs, William (Josephine? Frye, 75, Goshen, dies. 20 — Death claims Leo Henderson, 52, Winona Lake. 20 — Mrs. Fred Howard (Edna Grace), 75, r 5 Warsaw, mother of Mrs. Lynn Pierce of Leesburg, dies. 20 — Memorial held for Jerry Clark, 31, son of Mrs. Alice Clark and the late Dr. Clark of Syracuse. He was lost in a mountain climbing venture on Mt. McKinley in Alaska last month. T 22 — Larisa Lyn born to Rev. and Mrs. William Roop of Milford. 24 — Miss Lizzie D.. Coffman, 80, Elkhart, sister of John Coffman of , North Webster, dies. 26 — Marvina Kuhn and David Blanchard wed in Saturday evening ceremony. Both are from Kimmell. 26 — Death claims Dale E. Brown 69, Warsaw, brother of Mrs. Edith Kesterson and Mrs. guth Fidler of htorth .Webster. • 26 — Paul Walker*, 73, r 3 Syracuse, dies. — j26 — Martha Charlton and Robert Lee Culp, both of Goshen, wed. 26 — Services held for Lottie May Kreager, 78, Ligonier, who died recently. 26 — Sandra Kay Price and Jerry Led Byrd, both of Syracuse, wed. 27 — Jacob Smoots, 86, (r 1 Ligonier, dies. 27 — Ethel P. Juday, 67, Ligon-ier,-dies. 27 — Death claims Mrs. Robert D. Hamood, 31, Elkhart, formerly of Syracuse. 27 — Carol Holderman, Nappanee, and Dennis Deeter, Straughn, (Continued on page 3)