Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 1, Number 49, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 11 November 1938 — Page 6

Rev. Walter Gibson, of the Metnodist church and Miss Retha Cummings, of Muncie, Ind., were married Tuesday and have gone to Kentucky for a short wedding trip. WHITE BROTHERS Service Station MOBILGAS START EASY WINTER-PROOF TODAY CHANGE TO MOBIL ARCTIC PHONE 30J 1939 ZENITH RADIO NOW ON DISPLAY PRICES —$14.95 VP WINDCHARGER PURCHASED WITH RADIO $17.50 WAYNE E. WHITE AT NORTH WEBSTER BOTTLED GAS CO. HIMES AGENCY INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE NOTARY PUBLIC NORTH WEBSTER, PHONE 33 —wS Likens Shoe Shop RED WING SHOES. SHOE REBUIDING. TEXACO GAS AND PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES NO. WEBSTER

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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY SATURDAY NIGHT 8 P. M. “Big Brother,” A Three-Act Comedy To Be Given Saturday night the Junior class will give the roaring three-act comedy “Big Brother’’ at the high school gym. Much lime has been given to rehearsing and the youthful actors have a real treat for all who attend. Following is the cast of charactors: Mrs. Crewe Virginia Stoner Lyle Crewe Charlie Miller John Crewe Jo® Stoner Mr. Morton George Himes Hortense Morton Cleo Crouch Sidney Chalmers ..Robert Reasoner Janet Crawford .... Marcella Mock Alice Montgomery ’. Imogene Richwine COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETS North Webster Commercial Club held their weekly meeting at the M. & M. Case Monday. Business of importance was discussed and a fine lunch of T-bone steaks and French fried potatoes was enjoyed by all. John Delano is not so well. Minnie Kuhn was in South Bend, Monday. Mrs. Etta Walters went to Fort Wayne on business Wednesday. Mrs. Werner has returned from ft month’s visit in Joliet and Rockford, 111. Cook with Dri-gas—the Bottled Cooking Gas. North Webster Bottled Gas Co. Phone 64. Cook with Dri-gas—the Bottled Cooking Gas. North Webster Bottled Gas Co. Phone 64. Commodore Garber, of Oklahoma City, is helping his brother, Leander with his corn husking. Claude Beasley and Thomas Warner Jr., of Detroit, spent the weeKend with relatives and friends here.

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Carlo Do Angefo, vo.or. n th .trica: director who has guiilod Leo Camilo and other great stage stars, calls Bess Johnson, above, “the most facile, responsive actress I have ever directed.” Miss Johnson, directed by De Angelo in “Hilltop House.” is. like him, thoroughly grounded in her craft. • • • Don Ameche, vacationing in Europe, was stricken with appendicitis. His colleague on the big Sunday night show, Dorothy Lamour, was stricken just about the time Don was recovering. Just revealed is the wire Don sent to Dorothy. It read: “Who started this anyway? Hope you are the same. Good luck.” “One Man’s Family” is back in Hollywood after a short sojourn in San Francisco, its original home. The program cast is as closely knit as the Barbour family itself. Fof instance, whenever Author Carlton Morse is absent, the show is directed by Michael Rxfi'etto, above, who plays the role of Paul. • • * Franklyn Mac Cormack, famed Chicago announcer noted for his mellow voice on the airwaves, was once a stutterer. He cured himself by laughing before he started to speak. • ♦ ♦ Scientists all over the world are tuning in these Saturday night “Johnny Presents” programs to follow

Mr. and Mrs. John called on Mrs. Anna Gerard, Monday. Mrs. Anna Gerard Js reported improved. Leander Garber and family visited Gale Willard and family of near Syracuse. May Witacre, who is spending the winter in South Bend, was home to vote Tuesday. Mrs. Johnson, of the Johnson hotel on Lake Wawasee, was a Webster visitor Tuesday. Roper Stoves with Dri-gas in. vades low price field. 1989 models now ready. North Webster Bottled Gas Co. Phone 64. Many people of Syracuse take Road No. 13 to No. 30 on their way to Ft. Wayne or Warsaw. A short distance south of N. Webster is a fountain beside the road where travelers can enjoy a rest and a drink of cold pure water.

the exposes oi psychic phenomena which Hereward Carrington is providing. John Nesbitt, originator and narrator of the CBS “Passing Parade,” was so inspired at watching Alec Templeton in a recent recital that he went out next day and bought a piano. Although he can’t even pick out a tune with one finger. Nesbitt is determined to take lessons. 1 ~ 11 ** ' S'" • JI Dave Elman, above, conductor of “Hobby Lobby,” finds all hobbyists interesting but discovers that not all of them are good mike material—so he has to straighten them out in innumerable private rehearsals before program time. • • • Anne Seymour, star of “Mary Marlin,” guards against oversleeping and thus missing a program by setting : two alarm clocks a half-hour apart, having a friend call her 45 minutes later and then having her maid turn the radio on an hour before time for i rehearsal. jF ' < IK wji >8 I Celebrities of all types appear to tell their stories on Cal Tinney’s “If : I Had the Chance” programs on the NBC-Blue network Friday nights. A recent guest was Jean Tennyson, grand opera star, pictured above. • • • Aunt Jenny Says: Women were made before mirrors and some of ’em have been before them ever since I

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rice, of Chicago, were in town to vote Tuesday. Mrs. L. A. Miller, of Frankfort, Ind., returned to her home Wednesday after a few days visit with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Reynolds. Miss Neva Likens entertained the Fidelis class of the Church of the Brethren at her home with a Hallowe’en party. AU enjoyed a very pleasant time. ’ ® . Mr. and Mrs. Ancit Likens and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Likens and their families spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Colonel Likens and son at Sidney, Ind, Mr. Geo. Lambert and Mr. Earl Himes, both of North Webster, were among the winning candidates in this week’s election. Mr. Lambert won the race for County Treasurer by a handsome majority and Mr. Himes was the winner in a close race for Trustee of Tippecanoe township.

A COUNTRY WEDDING Miss Sue Adams and Mr. Dan Stall of Detroit, were united in marriage at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds near here last Saturday at 1:30 p. m. Twentyeight guests from Detroit, New York/Chicago, and Frankfort, Ind., were present. Mrs. Lucille Haworth played the organ during the ceremony. At 2:30 a delicious luncheon was served, after which the happy couple left for New York on their honeymoon. They will be at home in Detroit In the near future. Mrs. Mary Strombeck visited Mrs. Chas. Rentfrow at Syracuse. Mrs. Etta Buell and son Paul were in Ligonier on business Tuesday. Lloyd Miller and John Garber made a business trip to Crown Point Monday. Ford Wyland and Asher Garber have established a wood yard in Webster. Mrs. M. D. Cohan of Chicago and Mrs. F. A. Bornmann, of Wawasee Lake, called on Mrs. Irene Gerard, Wednesday. Billy Myers has had good luck duck hunting this week, reporting five Mallards Thursday and four Wednesday. \' . ’ Mrs. John Garber and Mrs. Gale Conkling attended a ministerial meeting at the Warsaw Church ot God, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strombeck and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Strombeck, Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Bushong, of Syracuse and Mrs. Irene Gerard attended a permanent wave demonstration in South Bend, Tuesday. Mesdames Irene Gerard, Werle Maud Lambert and Lily Rodlbaugh attended the O. E. S. banquet at the Syracuse hotel last Friday. H. J. Cooper, Ist vice-president of Carthage Mills, Cincinnati, OMsgr’s. of felt base floor coverings and linoleums, is spending Thursday and Friday with Billy Myers, hunting.

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