Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 36, Number 36, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 20 June 1941 — Page 4

FRIDAY, JUNE 90, 1041.

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its fun TO BUY A ..HOME I "W< /ills M ' ( TS A gfMt (toy when you ttep out of the - | dream and step into your new home! It was V. i. l / S fan dreaming your new house—more fun plan- VD'- f -' ■ -Jr ding it, but when you take possession, that tops anything you ever imagined! And possession X opens the door to new adventures. • cJ/ [ | '< ' You’ll make changes here and there as wr A <f 1 \ time goes on, buy hew gadgets for kitchen or bathroom. You’ll potter in the, basement or t , yard. You won’t be satisfied to leave things T as they are—not for long. That’s why wri r\ are building better homes today in our town —bettM hfitßß ft* ieR ffldfitv. It’s <f fun, too, improving and modernizing an older place Because we Americans ye - « » tern dung, u they «• y« <■»'’ .» accustomed to exerting personal cfiott-iodiwteal imuaovc to get things done the way we want them done. ( That restless iodMdnsl spirit b the spirit of. America, kb freedom to . - Ml twiM wsd live aa we choose, k b orris* freedom. That 0 die spirit of / 1 Sfidaerican Industry, the spkit of free enterpriae. JBPe afl have k. Bfis in pur Mood, Usart why it’s fun to buy-a house. . ■ This Advertisement Sponsored by C. W. HOWARD THE STATE BANK SYRACUSE plumbing - heating MEMBER OF F. D. I. C. SYRACUSE LBR. & COAL CO. SYRACUSE ELECTRIC CO. WAWASEE LUMBER CO. OSBORN HARDWARE

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OAKWOOD PARK This week the Park has a large group of young men and women, “The Desciples," meeting here. Sunday, June 22, 100 young people will come in tor a week. This group is the U. B. young people? convention. Rev. C. E. Koertge, of the ho-, tel, spent" several days last week at Indianapolis. Mr. Warren Brian and friends of Louisville, are spending this week at the Park, enjoying fishing and swimming. You have tried the Rest Now try the Best PHONE 896 RUTH HUEY . ’ YOUR AUTHORIZED SYRACUSE REPRESENTATIVE SAN-A-TEX CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY SERVICE YOU WILL APPRECIATE

Rev. A. H. Doescher, of Cleveland, 0., spent last week-end at their' cottage. * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dynes, of Indianapolis, are at their cottage. *• Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hersh man and family, of Toronto, Canada, are at their cottage here for the summer. ,® * Rev. J. D. Ciripper and daughter, Betty, of Benton Harbor. Mich., were guests of the hotel on Sunday. s Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brumbaugh, employed at the hotel, spent last week-end at Avilla. Mr. imd Mrs. Lloyd Overmyer and family, and Schuyler Overmyer, of Kewanna, Ind., spent Monday herb. Bud Doescher, of Cleveland, will drive one of Marker’s speedboats this summer.

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Miss Leonti Ball, of Kewanna, is employed at the hotel for the summer. Rev. C. Samuel Overmyer, of the Evangelistic Seminary, who is desk man at the hotel this summer. was the guest speaker at the Oakwood Tabernacle Sunday A M. His subject was,* “The Prodigal Sons.” Guy Bushong, of the Pierceton school, is assistant park superintendent this season. - SOUTH SHORE INN’ Mrs. Elmer Culp, bt Coshen, entertained 32 guests at a lunchepn and bridge Monday at the Inn. Mrs. Harry Green and Mrs. Frank' Hamnf, of Goshen, entertained Tuesday with a luncheon at ; the Inn. Places were laid for 60' guests* Bridge was played in the afternoonTuesday evening the Lincoln Life Insurance Co. representatives enjoyetT a banquet at the Inn. The JKosciusko County Bankers Association will hold a banquet and (Friday). The So-Fra Club, of Indianapolis. including 35 men and women, will come in Saturday for a weekend at the Inn. Sunday and Monday, the Federated Hardware Mutuals, of Indi-; anapolis. will hold their conven-■ tion. Forty have made reservations, • >*' SPINK-WAWASEE HOTEL Thursday of. this week the officers of the Psi-lota Xi sorority will convene at the hotel in preparation for the 200 delegates expected Friday and Saturday for their convention. Saturday and Sunday the-Air-craft Owners and Pilots association will meet here, with a group of 100 men, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, the Western Auctrial Bureau organization will hold theft conven tion at the hotel. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day. the Reliance 1 ” Life Insurance Co. will bring 50 men in. for- - and good time. SARGENT’S HOTEL Wednesday, the ladies bridge club, consisting of lake and town enjoyed a luncheon at the hotel, and followed by bridge in the afternoon. Nihe tables made.up the group. Wednesday evening, the North Central Dental Society met at the hotel for their meeting and dinner. Dr. Otto Stoelting is president of the group. Dr. and Mrs. Comb and family, of Terre Haute, will • spend two weeks at the lake..at Sargents. Mrs. D. Ross, of Indianapolis, is a guest of the hotel this week. MINERVA SHOP Phone 147 Nell Williams Kolley • ■ . ■■ t ■ ' : " I■ _ ' CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank relatives, neighbors, friends, and the American Legion for kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral offerings given in memory of our beloved motheh, Margaret Rosella Relftfrow. Mrs. James Waltz. Mrs. Ada Zeltinger, Jesse Rentfrow.

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SWAMPS VS. BEAUTY (by R. J. C.) Way back, some 15 years ago, the Town Dads’of Syracuse began taking an active interest in cleaning up the swamps and cattail growths in our city. There are at least three such places that have been transformed into beauty spots over a period of years. The board began each of these projects by filling in with caps, bricks, etc., then covering with ashes and dirt. These holes were places of Underbrush, dangerous to heal th, a breeding place for mosquitos. The city park on the was formerly a dump. The,Crosson Mill Park was another, and the north side of the Race was another. Today, these three places are beautiful. Various civic groups and individuals have helped in this work. The question that has arisen today by the people vs. the town board is: How about the south side of the Race near the B. and O. tracks. Many people remark of the eye sore there—the discarded Heinz 57 varieties containers and bther rubbish. In talking with members of the town board this week, we find that they have been working at the job of filling ih this section. The town truck picks up your rubbish and dumps it at this point, With orders to always cover tin cans, etc., with ashes The Ain cans you see as you drive along is very likely the load that “Pa” took down on the side of the car a few days ago and throwed off, drove away and then maybe raised heck on the street corner because of the mess left on this property. > . ' The State Board of Health was consulted, but they offered no better solution. - A yttle more patience with the town board is suggested. We will have a beautiful lake front there, ideal for picnic supper or just plain relaxation . The B. & €). railroad might contribute a few car loads of cinders to help hurry up this work of filling in. Another place in town similar to the one on the Race, is the lot owned by Pete Harkless. north of his garage, on read 13. Mr. Hark less has been begging the-townJto help him fill in that hole, and he has spent money himsetf4n filling and covering the rubbish that other folks dump there. This eye sore, also, is going to be wiped off as quickly as possible. How abput everybody having a “Town Board Day” in your thoughts. Give them some advise personally, suggest ways of helping and always boost! It would not hurt, perhaps, to get behind and big shove! • Four Corners 0 • -Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deithrick and children, of near Goshen, called at the A. W. Geyer home and the Earl Darr home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Morgan and son. Billy, of Lake Wawasee, were callers at the home of Crist Darr'Saturday. ; - Mrs. Charlotte McSweeny entertained jjer Sunday School class of the Syracuse U. B. church this week. Salads and sandwiches were served to about 30 members. A social time was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Maloy and two sons, of Angola, spent Wednesday with his sister, Mrs. McSweeny, and, also his father, Mr. Maloy. Farmers] are all busy with the hay crops -now. The rains delayed cutting hay, but all were thankful, for the rain as it was needed very much. .>= ■- * 0 Salem 0 Rufus Kilmers' grandson, of j®ppanee, is spending a few days the Kilmer home. R. E. Loy, of Ligonier, called at the Jennie Smith home Tuesday. Mr. and Mi's. Paul Schmerhorn. June Preddy, Mr. and Mrs. Max Brower, and James Pinkerton and family were guests Sunday at the Roy Pinkerton home. Dorothy Klinger and friend, of Louisville, Ky., are spending a s#rw days at the Ed Klinger home fishting at Dewart lake.

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Friendship Class in Surprise Party t_... A group of the Friendship class of the Church of the Brethren held a surprise birtday party on Tuesday evening, for their teacher, Mrs. Roscoe Smith, and for Ethel Guy, at the Smith hose. A weiner roast and the traditional birthday cake were the refreshments. The group presented their teacher with a lovely purse. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy, Mrs. Arnold Lecount,. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Fackler and children, Mrs. Robert Bell and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dean and sons.

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SYRACUSE WAWASEE JOURNAL With Which Is Combined The Syracuse News The Only Paper Published in the Syracuse-Wawasee Lake District. A legal paper for all Kosciusko County, Township and Legal notices. Published Every Friday Entered as Second Class Matter at the Postofflce at Syracuse, Ind.,' under act of Congress of March 3, 1879. — ; l —— —- Per Year |1.50 —in Advance. J. Barton Cox and R. J. Cox, Publishers - Owners