Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 39, Number 16, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 4 February 1944 — Page 2

Friday, Feb. 4, 1944.

Vawasee Journal With Which [s Combined The Syra< iise News The Only Paper Published In Che Syracuse-Wawast fj Lake District. A legal papej f:»r all Kosciusko County, Township and Legal notices. Published B very Friday Entered as Se< and Class Matter at the Postofllce lit Syracuse, ltd., under act of Congress of March 3, 1&79. Per Year —in Advance. J. B. Cox, Publisher NW ICE Those who intend to have tne attend to their FEJOERAL INCOME TAX report, ki idly do so now and not wait un il March 15th.. GEO. L. XANDERS. TOOLS DI ES EXPERIMENTAL GENERAL MACHIN E WORK ACETYLENE WEI DING Lockheed Engineering Co. Phone RB3OIO

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Ladies of The Round Table The Ladles of the Round Table met Monday evening, Jan. 31, at the home of Mrs. Adah Crow. A short business session was conducted by the president, Mrs. Clela Hoopingarner. It was voted to contribute to the Salvation Army drive. As part of the program Doris Barnhart gave a sketch of the life of George VI, king of Great Britain. She also gave interesting events from the life of Henry J. Kaiser. He was the builder of Boulder Dam, Cuba’s highways, and the San Francisco Golden Gate bridge. He was the man whose gigantic organization is turning out ships faster than any other, putting up a steel plant on the west coast, producing steel and magnesium, and the man whose proposal to build cargo airships stunned the world. From photographer to salesman to paving contractor to empire builder —that is the story of Henry J. Kaiser. Mrs. Barnhart also read a short article entitled “Man of the Year.” The second part of the program was given by Ella Wysong, who read a very interesting magazine article entitled, "A democrat with a small d.” It was a portrayal of the life of Samuel Grafton, writer of the daily column, “I’d Rather Be Right.” At the close of the program the hostess served soft drinks and candies.

- FOR SALE Farms and City Property If interested in buying a Goshen home, see me. If you have a lake home you wish to sell, or any real estate of any kind, I have buyers. LAMAR MARTIN REAL ESTATE Phone 439 10214 So. Main st. Goshen wimiii FRESH BAKED GOODS DAILY Special Orders For PARTIES, CLUBS, WEDDINGS or BANQUETS Given Special Attention FRESH BAKED GOODS From the Huffman Bakery, Nappanee PHONE 80 or 474 SWARTZ GROCERY Syracuse, Ind. Box 377 Phone 889 A. J. THIBODEAUX Syracuse, Ind. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Gold Soldering 201 So. Lake St. Ist House south of U. B. church Keep on Backing the Attack with your purchases of WAR hU BONDS. Give War Bonds for Christmas.

25 Years Ago.., From the Files of The Journal FEB. 6, 1919. For the benefit of the Syracuse high school band, “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” will be presented in motion pictures at the Theatorium Feb. 12th. The band will play. Admission 10c and 15c, plus war tax. The Luthern Ladies Aid will hold a coal social this evening at the home of W. F. Kindig. Last Friday an oratorical contest was held in the high school. Orland Strieby representing the seniors, gave “The President’s War Message to Congress April 2, 1917.” This was very impressive. Doris LeCount also representing the seniors, rendered “The Bugle Call,’ which was well given. Our interest was held while Stephen Freeman, a junior, gave one of President Wilson’s addresses to Congress. The audience was enthused by Moscilipe Strieby s address on the “Meaning of the Flag.” It was the quality not the quantity of “The Gettsburg Address,” given by Alice ILung of the Sophomores, that made it impressive. The freshmen were represented by Ardena Cory, whose rendition of “The Supposed Speech of John Adams/’ was wll applauded. Mr. Barion Self, Mr. Blatt and Rev. Creamean were judges. The decision was as folows: Ardena Cory was given first place, Alice Lung second. The machine shop and gas engine factory at the foot of Main street which was established years ago by Sheldon Harkless, under name of the Lakeside Motor Works, will soon be replaced with larger and modern building and will be operated under the name of the Lakeside Garage. Herschel Harkless and Kenneth Harkless, sons of the proprietor, will become members of the new firm. As soon as the weather is settled the old buildings will be torn down and the erection of a new concrete block structure will be begun. JUNIOR MOTHERS The Junior Mothers Club met in the home of Mrs. Ralph Thornburg, jr., Monday evening, Jan. 24. Mrs. Emerson Moser and Mrs. Dick Carwile were cohostesses. Nineteen members, two guests, Mrs. E: L. Fosbrink, Mrs. James Yoder, and one new member, Mrs. Russel (Lovell, were present. ? The club voted to give $5.00 to the March of Dimes. After the business meeting our president introduced our speaker for the evening, Mrs. Joe Rapp. In her charming manner she gave us an educational and very interesting talk on “Preparing the PreSchool Child for School.” M,rs. Charles Rock, jr., won the sunshine plant. After delicious refreshments the members thanked their hostesses for a delightful evening. The next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Ronald Kramer. F 0 RS A L E A beautiful all-modern home, with lots of shrubbery, located on Lake street, (1 block from the lake) Syracuse, Ind 1 . For quick sale, price $3200.00. LAMAR MARTIN REAL ESTATE Phone 439 1021/2 So; Main st. Goshen When You Need An Auctioneer CALL Wm. L. Helman Phone 2810 SYRACUSE, INDIANA ■BJliiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiuiiH'ii? I FINE I I DRY | [cleaning! I PHONE 90 I | M. E. RAPP | I Syracuse »ry| | |

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NOTICE TO HE RS, CREDI DORS, E ?C. No. 5542. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF BA.RTIN .ONG, deceased, in the Kosciusko Circuit Court, January Term, 1944. NOTICE IS HEREB ' GIVEN, ' that Charles < . Bachm in, as Administrator of the estate of Mar- < tin Long, dece tsed, has presented and filed his account nd vouchers in final ! ettlemen of said estate, and tl at the I ame will come up fore caminati »n and action of said Circuit Ct irt on the 19th day of February- 1944, at which time all heirs, c editors, or legatees of s ild estat > are required to api ear in i lid Court and show cau le. if an there be, why said acci ,unt anc vouchers should not b< approv d. Dated at W irsaw, Ii this 20th day of January, >944. ORVEL E. PHD LIPS, Clerk Kosc: usko Cii :uit Court. Geo. L. Xai ders, at: f. NOTICII TO Hl IRS, CREDi TORS, ITC. No. 5541. > IN THE MA*’TER OI THE ESTATE OF WJ NNIE M» LONG, deceased, in th j KosciU/jko Circuit Court, Jantfa ‘y Term, 1944. NOTICE E HERE! Y GIVEN, that Charles C. Bachi .an, as Administrator < f estate of Winnie M. Long, de< eased, h: s presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and hat the same will come up for examina on and action of said Circuit C jurt on the 19th day of Februar ; 1944, at which time sII heirs, reditors, or I legatees of said estt te are required to a >pear in said Court and show ca use, if a; sy there be, why said a< count ar i vouchers should not >e appro ’ed. Dated at Varsaw, ndianai, this 20th day of January 1944. ORVEU E. PH LLIPS, Clerk Koi ciusko C tcuit Court. Geo. L. X anders, a ty. HAVE YOU RE EWED YOUR MJBSCRI ■ i CBSCBOCBXKB KKB3CBCBS l| INSJRA’ICE : ! : = S AUTOMOBILE | « FIRE WIND TORM, C. bdiglar, HEALTH 4ND I : ! ACCIDI NT 2 i| N WA WAI EE I | DOJRAI CE I £GEN( Y | = 8 Ge<, L. Xai lers 5 4 G. 1 lucks X» aders | S SYRA CUBE, IK HANA « i s k tfaxfaxK »»»»»»

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Mary and Miss Paul, at dinner Sunday. Ray Godshalk and family spent Sunday in the J. L. Dewart home. Mrs. Emeral Jones spent last week with her daughter-in-law, : Mrs. Beyrl Jones, at Anderson. Mrs. J. L. Dewart and Mrs. Guy Fisher called on Mrs. Chester Stiffler and Mary ©ewart Thursday afternoon. Revival services at Concord each evening at 7:30. Come hear

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BACK TO THE HORSE! —- It’s news — Man bites dog! —1 Horse replaces motor truck! This “hay-burner” now works (without gas coupons) right along with that big rue trailer for Schumacher Motor Express in Eau Claire, Wis. I Note the superior smirk on that equine countenance. _

*'l 'Hi S New York City — j ’" »' Creig Fessel, who iOWI > draws the famous fat ( . salvage strip, “Lt. W Jane, Army Nurse,” ' W now appearing week- & 1 ly in papers thruout the country, brushes up on his subject with the help of love- I ® ly Vickie Roberts, before doing his Lt. u/avu/w . Jane sketch on the television program over W2XWV. The program is the fifth In an experimental series sponsored by Lever Bros. ’ '"'"""’" ' wMMHiA When the Quiz Kids of radio fame visited the Graham-Paige Motors plant at Detroit recently to see amphibian tanks being built, they showed they were normal youngsters by playing Marines at Guadalcanal while riding the invasion tractor that > 1 has proved so effective as a troop carrier on land, 1 _ ; sea, or through marshes.

r Fifth row (left to right): Arthur Deyo, Judith Wiles, Wanda Huey, Tom Auer. Larry Nicolai, r Ronald Kettering. >

the lady evangelists, Little Mary and Miss Paul. Florence Buhrt, South Bend, spent a few days with her par- ’ ents, Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Buhrt.

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