Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 2, Number 28, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 16 June 1939 — Page 7

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• Mock Community • | ‘ by Ed Robison '. Mr. family left Saturday to spend several day s visiting friends jeal Beulah, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Muck and family attended the conference in Anderson, Ind., Sunday. | Mrs. Ercel Wright is slowly recovering and is now able to be Out. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miller were Goshen shoppers Saturday. *’ Mrs. Hdrold Gernon of Elkhart and Mrs- John Hann attend- > ed the Friston-Hutchinson Reunion in Plymouth Sunday. S Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mock called hi the Dan Eberly home Mbnday. Mrs. Albert Thomas’ daughter of Finley, Ohio, is spending several weeks here. >Mrsj. John Hana and Mrs- Ed Robison called on .Mrs. Andrew Miller, Monday afternoon. • Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moca and family were Warsaw shoppers; Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.’ Troy DePoy and son of Chicago, and Mr. Theo. Wright of Cromwell, were the Sunday callers in the Ercel Wright .home. Mr. Ward Robisorsi called in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk and Mrs. Anderson of Chicago called ' on Mrs. Charles Richcreek, Saturday. Q ■ ■ y Mr. and Mfs. Ed Robison called in the Graham Tyler home, Thursday evening. « \ ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Della Cox were the A Sunday evening guests of Mr. and w Mrs. Charles Richcreek. Mr. Lawrence Berlin of Goshen spent Saturday with his mother. Mrs. John Hann.

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VVWWWWWWMMAMRMRAMMMARRI Mrs. Ercel Wright called on Mrs. Helen Richcreek, Monday afternoon. (B Zion Chapel by Adah Clayton Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Clayton, Mr. and Mrs- E.B. Clayton and baby, attended the Baringer Reunion at City Park in Goshen last Sunday afternoon. Little Vera Carol was the youngest and Mrs. Til Compton, West Baden, Kansas, was the oldest member present. Hrs. Masciline D>eaton' and Eldon Watkins attended the 4-H Round-up at Purdue. Mr. and Mrs. George Steinberger were in Niles, the guests of her son, Jesse Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Clayton or Leesburg, Mrs. Adah Clayton and baby called on Mrs. Stella Tolie in Elkhart, Wednesday. Miss Virginia Papenfoose Is home from the Warsaw hospital. Mrs. Masciline Deaton was «n ’ Warsaw last Thursday. Mrs. Lucy Rogers and baby < Darlene and Betty Lee Wilt were guests of the Zion W. M. A. The Good-Will Home Economics Club met at the Guy school house Wednesday afternoon. • Head of the Lakes • by Mrs. Jacob dick Luella Wingard called on Mrs. Jacob Click Friday afternoon. Callers Friday afternoon in th® Jonas Cripe home were Frank Mock and Mrs. Reams. • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fausnaugh of Elkhart called Tuesday on Hazel Gautz and Sally Lew Allen.

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Callers Sunday in the Martin McClintic home were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hamman, Mr. and Mrs. Art Fenzo, Anna Morrison and Charles McClintic. Buethene Garber of Warsaw ts spending the week with her aunt, Mrs. Elmo Shock. iSunday dinner guests inc the Elmo Shock home were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuhn and son, Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dorsey and* daughter, Dixie. Sunday evening callers in the Elmo Shock home were Mr. and Mrs. John Baker of Gosh°n. Mrs. Ira Crow and Louise Sensibaugh were Ligonier eall® r s Monday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Eli'’Shock, Jonas Cripe, Elizabeth Shock and Alice Shock were Sunday dinner guests in the Earl Gipe home, Coulmbta City. Mr. and Mrs. 4 Charles Stuckman were callers Saturday in the Ned Stuckman home. Callers Wednesday evening tn the Elmo Shock home were Mr. and Mrs. OrVal Shock and children, of Cromwell. Brooks Archer was a caller Tuesday afternoon in the Jacob Click home. f Luella Wingard spent the $ week-end in Warsaw: with friends. Jonas Cripe and Elizabeth Shock were callers Monday afterr noon in the Frank Brown home. * A youth who snatched the Purse of Mrs. Richard Inkelas of Salt Lake City returned it several hours later, saying: “Here's your money, lady; I’m ashamed of myself for taking it.” The first triplets on record to join the nation’s sea service are Abraham, Isaac and Jacob Taylor, 19-year-old sons of an East Tennessee coal miner.

Concord 0 Ernie Mathews 'Mr. and Mrs. Burton Howe spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Park Losier of Warsaw. Mrs. Jacob Bucher called at the « James Dewart and Ernie Matnews home Monday. The Coy Reunion was held at the Guy Symensma home Sunday. There were fifty-five present and all had a good time. ** Mrs. Howard Poe and daughters, Francis, Leona and Joy, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bucher. Miss Mary Bushong, Mrs. Gwendolyn Weisser, Mrs. Hattie Fisher spent a couple of days wi*n Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wosley of Indianapolis. Mrs. Wosley is in very poor health. Miss Esther Hoover spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Silas Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. James Hamman of Sylvania, Ohio, spent over the week-end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamman. George Wilson of Los Angeles unable to extinguish the flames vrhen his car caught fire, took pictures of the burning c ar and sold them to a local newspaper. Charles Smith, 70, of Polo, 111., was sentenced to serve six monxhs irt jail for stealing a lawn mower. READ THE JOURNAL

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CORRECTION We are very sorry that in the Greider-Tague wedding announcement in last week’s paper, Miss Greider’s name was misspelled. It was given as Greiger instead of Greider.

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