Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 2, Number 30, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 30 June 1939 — Page 5

• LOCALS • Miss Ellen Miller of Elmhurst, Illinois, is spending this week with Mrs. ISva K. Bogue. Mr. end Mrs. Miner end family attended the Miner reunion iq Montgomery, Michigan, Sunday.; Mr. Arden Bushong; spent Tuesday evening: at Silver Lake. % , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cuban and friends of Stanton, Illinois, were the Saturday guests of Mrs. Fran, cis Culler. Mr. Frank Maloy made a business trip to Warsaw, Thursday. jMr. Herb Banning of Warsaw is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Banning at Butt’s Landing. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Stacker and grandson, Don. and Mrs. Feese of Goshen spen. Sunday in North Lansing, Michigan, with Mrs. Jones’ brother, Mr. B. H. Cory. Wednesday guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Ott were Mrs- Wilmot Jones, Mrs. Chauncey Cory, Mrs. Golden and children of Cleveland Ohio and Miss Diana Mench. 7 ■ • '“j Mr. and »Mrs. H. Bechtel an* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bechtel and daughter, Peggy, of Wakarusa were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Rex. Those attending the Oxford Assembly meetings in Epworth Forest Monday and Tuesday were Mrs- Nelson Miles, Mrs. A. Pfingst, Mrs. Joe Bushong;, Mrs. Frevert and Mrs. Stoelting. Mrs. Unrue and Mrs. Sadie Hire spent Thursday and Friday tn Spencerville and Garrett, Indiana, The Past Matrons Club has changed its meeting date from July fourth to July seventh in the home of Mrs. Sol Miller. Mr. and Mn. Monroe Ott, Mrs. Hoy and Mrs. Jone* were in Fbrt Wayne last Friday.

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Mr. Milton Wysong spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Frankfort, Ind. • Misses Rosemary and Maxine Heckaman of Silver Lake are visiting this week with Mr. and Mr». Leo Druckemiller. H. L. C. B. TO OONTINUR SERVICES The Senior B. L. C. B, u-dar the supervision of Rev. Purdy, has decided to continue their services throughout the summer months. In the past, they had discontinued their meetings for part of the summer because so many members were either working or away. All young people of high school age and above are cordially invited to come to the Methodist church each Sunday at 6:15 P. M. (DST). Miss Katherine Dillen i g helping with the league work this summer in the absence of Lois Davis, the league president. Miss Dillen will be glad to welcome all young people, visitors and residents of Syracuse and vicinity to the E. L. C. E. services. Cooperation of both young people and adults will be greatly appreciated, according to Miss Dillen. •Many worthwhile and interesting events are being planned for ’ the summer. Among them, visits t o Oakwood Park and Epworth Forest, oportunity to attend an “old-fashioned box social,” etc. Watch for further news in the Journal. . Remember, you are welcome to attend their meetings and enjoy the opportunity for Christian fellowship and service. GIRL SCOUTS TO HOLD INVESTURE SERVICE On Friday evening, June 30th, the Girl Scouts will present their Investure Services at the Methodist church yard at 7:30 P. M. Pins and badges will be presented to all tenderfoot scouts at this meeting to which every parent is urged to attend. In caae of rain, the services will be held in the eburch, so everyone is requested to arrange their work so that they may be there, “rain or shine.”

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ENJOY GLASS PARTY The Fellowship class of the local M. ‘E. church held a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mlles one evening recently, under the surveillance of Mr. Noble Blocker, who Is the teacher of the class. Twenty-two members et the class were present who enjoyed the weiner roast and potluck snPper which was prepared over the open oven. t- After the. lunch, the group re.tired to the screened-in cottage where they spent a fine evening singing old-time songs in the moonlight. DIVIDENDS PAYABLE HAMMOND, IND., June 27 — The equivalent of a full quarterly, dividend was declared today on x the preferred stock of the Northern Indiana Public Service Company by the board of directors of the uitllity at its monthly meeting. The dividend is payable July 14 to stockholders of record June 30 - The payments will be 1 3-4 per ' cent or $1.75 per share, on 7 per cent preferred, 11-2 per cent, or $1.50 per share, on 6 per cent preferred and 1 3-8 per cent, or ‘ $1.37 1-2 per share, on 5 1-2 per cent preferred stock. PYTHIAN SISTERS MEET The Pythian Sisters met at the home of Angela Edmonds Tuesday, June 27. After the delicious dinner a short business meeting was held, closing with a beautiful and impressive memorial service for the deceased sisters of Loyal Temple, No. 130.

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I < The old saying, “He travels fastest who travels alone," does not hold true in the esse of the automobile driver. He may be alone sa a driver, but he has two invisible companions who are constantly fighting one another for superiority. One is “Lady Luck* and the other is “Old Man Accident-” When you return from a trip and have obeyed all the safety rules and regulations and brought yourself and your family bacx home safe and sound, Lady Luck

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has been the winner. On. the other hand, when you have been involved in an accident because of an infraction of the rule or because someone etae's careleeanees. Old Man Accident has been the winner. < ( You can do the right thin* by the safe way and making Lady --Lndk the winner eaefr time. Aged Reridmt la Hoapttal Henry Gordon, aged 74, of Syracuse was taken to the McDonald hospital at Warsaw last afternoon suffering from a broken hip It is thought that the injury was received by a fall near the home of the aged man, but we have beeh unable to get the full particulars at this writing.