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Obituaries Gerald A. Grove t Oct 21,1898-Jan. 4,1981 Gerald A. Grove, 81, formerly of Rt. 1, Milford, died at 8:10 p.m. Sunday at the Lu Ann Nursing Home, Nappanee. He was bom Oct. 21, 1898, near Leesburg, and married Myra E. Ferverda Feb. 26, 1925. She died Feb.

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EDDIES GRILL CLASSIC January 5,1981 Napana 50^ Templeton Shell Service 45Vi Heckaman Insurance " 44 V.F.W. No. 6638 43 B&B Restaurant 40 Legion Aces 38 Christner Oil Cos. 37 Torch Lounge 36 H&R Block 34 Housour Truck Leasing 34 Eddie’s Grill 32 Roofco 22 High team game hdc. Torch Lounge 1131; high team series hdc.-V.F.W. 3208 (1148-1009 Scratch); Ind. series sc.Stefan Zinkiw 623; ind. game sc.-Mike Newcomer 226; ind. series hdc.-Red Weber 693; ind. game hdc.-Dick Walters 250 600 Seires—S. Zinkiw 623, R. Weber 618, Mike Newcomer 617, Ryan Worden 612. 200 Games—J. Bellman 203, G. Bellman 204, S. Zinkiw 248-202, O. Stutzman 203, J. Silvers 205, Mike Newcomer 201-226, D. Walters 223, R. Weber 221-225, c. Berger 206, B. Hepler 212, J : Klotz 207, D. Klotz 204, H. Miller 210, B. Stouder 200, J. Powell 208, T. Arrigo 200, Ryan Worden 204-219, V. Olesko 200, Ray Worden 212. NEWMAR MIXED LEAGUE December 30 Family Affair 49 Nappanee Builders No. 2 49 Weber’s Wingers 45 Nappanee Builders No. 1 39 MY. Trucking 36ti Kountry Aire 35 Pinbusters 34Vi Shell 34 Streakers 34 Torch Lounge „ 23 Team high series-Pinbusters, 2412 handicap; team high game—Family Affair, 864 handicap; women’s high series—K. Shepherd, 565 scratch, C. Filley, 638 handicap; women’s high game—C. Davis, 179 scratch, V. Culp, 215 handicap; men’s high series—D. Hollar, 572 scratch, T. Arrigo, 630 handicap; men’s high game—R. Shepherd, 225 scratch, D- Ingle, 223 handicap. Splits converted: 2-10 K. Brown; 2-7 M. Yoder (twice); 3-10 C. Weber, E. Yoder, C. Filley, D. Higgenbotham, R. -8 C. Filley. Fairmont Major 12-30-80 Finks Sanitation 48 McCormick Motors 45 E. Newcomer & Son 45 Denny’s 66 44 Ist National Bank 40 Tyco Mobile Home Service 40 Fairmont Homes 38^ Jenkins Automotive 37^ Bob’s Ford 31 Dukes Tavern 29'^ Ice Box 1 29Vi Wakarusa Auto Parts 26 High team game sc.-Tyco 1052; high team series sc.-Ice Box 2932; Finks 2932. Ind. series sc.-Robert Renier 583; ind. game sc.-Red Adams 224; ind. series hdc.-Roger Evans-679; ind. game hdc.-Ben Kaiser 249. 200 Games—Red Adams 224, Ben kaiser 209, Bob Miller 208, Kendall Young 206, 202, Roger Evans 203, Robert Renier 202, Jim Hartzell 200. McCORMICK MOTORS MIXED December 29,1980 In-Laws 45 L & M 45 Question Marks 44 Pin Busters 42Vi Ding-a-Lings * 40 Kinfolk 38 Strike Outs 36 Slo Poks ’ 36 B.S.'s 33 Unholy Rollers 28 Insured Jewels 24 Hot Shots 20Vi High team game hdc.—Ding-a-Lings 851. High team series hdc.—Slo-Poks

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25, 1959. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Robert (Eudora) Hurd, Milford, and Mrs. Dale (Bernice) Graham, Warsaw; one son, Frank, Nappanee; 11 grandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren. Services were held today (Wednesday), at the New Salem Church, near Milford. The Rev. Glenn Byers, Warsaw, officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. He was a retired farmer and lived in

2381. Ind. women series sc.—Velma Miller 465. Ind. game sc.—Pat Hand 190. Ind. men series sc.—Stu Alfano 571. Ind. game sc.—Jim Heckaman 199. 500 Series—Fred Hockert 547; Paul Parks 556; Jim Heckaman 525; Brad Newcomer 505; Melinda Heckaman 528; Atlee Miller 539; Stu Alfano 571. 200 Games—Stu Alfano 205. EDDIES GRILL CLASSIC December 29 Napana 49% Templeton Shell Service 41 % V.F.W. No. 6638 . 40 Heckaman Insurance 40 B & B Restaurant 37 Christner Oil Cos. 37 Torch Lounge 35 Legion Aces 35 Housour Truck Leasing 34 Eddies Grill ’ 32 H & R Block 30 Roofco 21 High team game hdc.—Napana 1056. High team series hdc.—Heckaman Ins. 3022. Ind. series sc.—Charlie Davis 602. Ind. game sc.—LaMar Stouder 224. Ind. series hdc. —Harvey Miller 649. Ind. game hdc.—Rennis Holcomb 256. 600 Series—C. Davis 602. 200 Games—C. Davis Ryan Worden 203, M. Bigler 213, J. Heckaman 207, Ray Worden 208, G. Sheets 200, L. Epley 208, B. Frenger 200, E. Grubbs 201, G. E. Yoder 200, D. Clem 223, J. Powell 202, M. Mishler 208, R. Holcomb 213, S. Zinkiw 221, L. Stouder 213, 224. McCormick Motors Mixed L&M 47 Question Marks 47 In-Laws 46 Pin Busters 44% Ding-a-Lings 40 Strike-Outs 40 Kinfolk . 39 Slo Poks 39 B.S. 36 Unholy Rollers 30 Insured Jewels 25 Hot Shots 22% High team game hdc.-Pin dusters 842; high team series hdc.-Strike-Outs 2408; ind. women series sc.-Liftda Hackert 492; ind. women game sc.-Pat Creech 209; ind. men series sc.-Paul Parks 546; ind. men game sc.-Jay Miller 212. 500 Series-Brad Newcomer 527; Steve Stillson 505; Ray Schwartz 502; Fred Hackert 501; Paul Parks 546; Ray Miller 501; Jay Miller 564. 200 Games-Brad Newcomer 204; Steve Stillson 205; Ray Schwartz 207; Tom Richmond 201; Pat Creech 209; Jay Miller 212. CO-ED INTRAMURALS Hogs 9 Go-Nads , 9 Invaters 6 4-Musketeers 51^ Rolling Crunch 5 • S. Entimark 5 Lucky Strikes 4% Roller Bowlers 4 Team high series—Hogs 1428; Team high game—Hogs 735; Girls high series—Rae Lynn Worden 340; Girls high game—Rae Lynn Worden 211; Boys high series—Joey Bellman 344; Boys high game—Joey Bellman 175.

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the Leesburg-Milford areas most of his life. Gloria A. Haeck Oct. 7,1954-Jan. 2,1981 Gloria A. Haeck, 26, 326 Hope Blvd., Bremen, was fatally injured in a two car crash which occurred Friday afternoon, at the intersection of Pterce and Beech Roads, in St. Joseph County. Mrs. Haeck was a passenger in a car driven by Gayle Graverson, Wakarusa. The Graverson vehicle ran a stop sign, according to police, and was hit broadside by a car driven by Terry Stump, Wakarusa. Two other passengers in the Graverson auto were treated and released from Elkhart General Hospital. There were no other injuries. Mrs. Haeck was born October 7,1954, at Mishawaka, to Richard and Margo (Christman) Andrews, and was a lifetime Bremen community resident. She was married June 8, 1974, at Plymouth, to Dennis L. Haeck, who survives. She was president of the Bremen Girls Softball League. Surviving with Mr. Haeck are two children, Kaylie and Klayton, both at home; her father, Richard Andrews, Bremen; her mother, Mrs. Margo Kline, South Bend; her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Andrews, Bremen; a sister, Mrs. Terry (Gayle) Graverson, Bremen and a brother, Ricky Andrews, Nappanee. Services were conducted Tuesday at Mishler Funeral Home, Bremen, with Rfev. Robert Hueni, pastor of the Community Gospel Church, Bremen, officiating. Burial was at Bremen Cemetery.

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Jason Lynn Hochstetler June 29,1980 - Dec. 31,1981 Jason Lynn Hochstetler, infant son of Phil R. and Kathryn (Mullett) Hochstetler, 70657 CR3, R 4, Nappanee, died Wednesday, December 31, at Bremen Community Hospital. Jason was bom June 29, 1980, in Elkhart. Surviving with his parents are his grandparents, Mrs. Sylvia Hochstetler, R 4, Napanee; Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mullett, R 2, Topeka; step great grandmothers Mrs. Elnora Slabaugh, Martinsburg, Ohio, and Mrs. Anna Mullet, Shipshewana. Bishop Levi Plank cdnducted services Saturday morning, at the Sylvia Hochstetler residence, and burial was at Weldy Cemetery. Albert J. Kurtz, Sr. Oct IT, 1903 - Dec. 27, 1980 Albert J. Kurtz, Sr., 77, of No. 37 Shamrock Meadows, Nappanee, died Saturday, December 27, at Elkhart General Hospital, where he had been a patient for four days. He fornerly resided in North Webster. Born October 11, 1903, in Grand Rapids, Ohio, he was the son of Charles F. and Jessa Mae (MJnnock) Kurtz. He married Helene Wagner on February 14, 1925, and she survives. Mr. Kurtz was a retired plasterer, having worked in the Toledo, Ohio area. Surviving with Mrs. Kurtz are a daughter, Mrs Joe (Sharon) Martin, North Webster; two sons: Tom Kurtz,Waterville Ohio, and Albert Kurtz, Jr., Hudson, Florida; seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. A (Sister

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preceded him in death. Services were held Tuesday, December 30, at the Merriam-Wells Funeral Home, Waterville, Ohio, and burial was at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Grand Rapids, Ohio, Memorials may be given to the charity of the donor’s choice. Lois E. Miller Jan. 24,1928 - Dec. 29,1980 Lois E. Miller, 52,1206 E. Marion St., Nappanee, died Monday, December 29, at her home, after an illness of one year. Bom January 24, 1928, in Nappanee, she was the daughter of Floyd and Mary Ercell (Cole) Metzler. She married Dr. James C. Miller on September 29, 1950, in Nappanee, and he survives. Also surviving are a son, James C. Miller 111, Elkhart; a brother, LaMar Metzler, Nappanee; two sisters: Mrs.Victor (Norma) Grayson, Mishawaka, and Mrs. Don (Mary Alice)Plymale, Kokomo, and a granddughter. Mrs. Miller was a member of the Nappanee United Methodist Chruch, where she had served as choir director. Rev. Jay Morris conducted graveside services Wednesday morning at South tJnion Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Elkhart County Cancer Society. Wilbur M. Wargon Aug. 17,1907-Dec. 29,1980 Wilbur M. Wargon, 73, Elkhart, a former Bremen resident, died Monday, December 29, at Elkhart General Hospital after being ill two months. He retired from Miles Laboratories at

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Elkhart after serving with that firm 34 years. Mr. Wargon was bom August 17,1907 at Denora, Pa. to John and Mary Gemat Wargon. and had lived at Elkhart 40 years. He was married March 1, 1940 at Mishawaka to Donna Deisch, who survives. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Elkhart * } Also surviving are two children: Diana (Mrs. Kent) Stuckman, Nappanee; and Michael Wargon, Elkhart; five grandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Smith, Granger; and Mrs. Marguerite Fleck, Bourbon. He was preceded in death by two brothers and one sister. Services were conducted Wednesday at Mishler Funeral Bremen, with James P. Nickel, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Chjirch of Elkhart, officiating. Burial was at Bremen Cemetery. James Wooddell Mrs. Alice Dumph was called to Ohio, Sunday, January 4, due to the death of her brother, James Albert Wooddell. He was 71. Mr. Wooddell and his wife had visited in Nappanee quite often, and their last visit was over the Labor Day weekend. Mr. Wooddell had been in ill health for the past year, and was critical for the past month. Surviving are his wife, Kathryn, two daughters, four sons, a brother and three sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Dumph, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rohr and family, ha<f just visited with Mr. Wooddell in Ohio on Friday and Saturday. Services were to be held in Ohio.

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