Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 43, Number 9, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 5 December 1947 — Page 3

Most Syracuse stores are decorated for the Xmas season, and Santa Is expected Saturday. IX MEMORY OF FRED B. SELF December 7, 1946

&B Jewelry SELECT YOl'R CHRISTMAS GIFT FROM Ot’R FIXE UNK Watches - King* - Pearls - Pins - Lockets OFFICE IN SYRACUSE ELECTRIC SHOP Rosina Baumgartner REGISTERED WATCHMAKER i. rare foods T ■ lIH MEALS — SHORT ORDERS ■l JMN SODAS — SI XDAKK Dixie Grill Air-Conditioned Syracuse, lnd. Tsti c. '' ' ' ' “as ■ Next time - Try the drug store FIRST! THORNBURG DRUG CO. I “hunt- Ml Xeat To Post Office i Cedar Chests $35.00 up n * li Hi ft 1 SF* • ***•*,..-, ■ Feast your eyes on this value . . and jnst in time to give it to Her for Christmas — it’s a gift she’ll remember for years. Sturdy yet graceful in its modern design and lustrous walnut finish. Aromatic cedar lining for permanent protection. Handy tray-in-lid for extra storage space. Lay it away today, we’ll deliver it for Christmas. Open Evenings By Appointment Stucky Furniture Co. Syracuse, Ind.

•j LOCAL MAX PASSES l STATE EXAMINATION Dr. J. R. Shrere, secretary of . the Indiana Optimetry Board, announced that Dr. J .R. Miller, of Syracuse, has passed the state board examination, qualifying him to practice optometry in Indiana. All optometry college graduates must pass the board before receiving their licenses.

SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL, Syracuse, lnd.

j The Woman Listener ' By Sally Welle* PIXIE-LIKE Ginger Jones met her husband a second time when she returned to radio two years ago. She had been active ta Chicago radio until 1944. when she gave it up to work for the Stage Door Canteen.

and to super- r vise and emcee variety shows for the American Theatre Wing Later she moved to New York. After awhile Giagei decided to try radio again and was cast in the role of Jane Browni n g. crack newspaper reporter. on NBC's “Right

Ginger Jones

To Happiness' Hei husband. Les Ihtmon. plays the. part of Dr Dick Campbell in the same daytime drama Les did not know that Ginger had auditioned and secured a part in the serial He discovered it when he found himself face to face with his wife at the mike. • • • The Record for the Oldest Woman ever to appear on the radio, probably was broken recently ou Tom Armenian s “Breakfast In Hoilvwood" program, heard weekdays ovei ABC The guest of honor was 10* years old' She. of coarse j received the dav's orchid •• * ! Treasure Hunters Ai and Betty: Anderson are richer today by six valuable prizes For their ' Truth j or Consequences' penalty on the July sth program. Ralph Edwards presented them with a list of ten unusual articles which they were to look for during the Summer, j Sept €th when the NBC stunt show returned to the ait. they produced> six of the items and won a prize! for each: * * * Two Cast Replacements have been made recently on the CBS] “Young Doctor Malone" show The; neighborly Mrs Morrison in this; popular daytime serial is now- piav-1 ; by Doris Rich lav M.reiith •1> - Clara •' t »• • moss a loves am* is jilted by Walter ■an _ j • « * Osrry K ro-reer F**ed Bannister the Cl ;* "B:s Sis* r serial, has , . :»eU thui fate and the coitrsf of. •nan in, go hand tu glove For '

We have both cotton and rayon union suits in sizes up to 50. La Petite Shoppe. Transportation Specials ’35 FORD COACH $295.00 ■ ’36 DODGE SEDAN $345.00 1 _J| | ’36 CHEV. COUPE $195.00 I I ’36 CHEV. COACH $295.00 LAMB GARAGE NEW PARIS, IND. j

YOUR Small Account Will Be Welcome We are just as ready to give our best service to the man or woman who deposits a few dollar-, as to the ones who have large accounts. To be useful to this community, we must make this a bank for the ©many"- tug for the few only. Let us put extra emphasis on this point: We treat every depositor like a big depositor. The Slate Bank Os Syracuse SYRACUSE, INDIANA

fifteen years Berry worked hard to become a great pianist. Then suddenly his interests turned from the concert stage to dramatics. But fate is a had loser. Due to his keen understanding of such men as Shubert. Beethoven and Wagner, plus his acting ability. Berry has portrayed on the airtnore musicians than any other radio actor. • • • Lowell Thomas, veteran newscaster. author and world traveler, goes on a coast-to-coast network of the Columbia Broadcasting System beginning September 29th He will broadcast a fifteen-minute summary of world news each Monday through Friday The new program replaces both of his present broadcasts, now divided between CBS for the Western and NBC for the Eastern parts of the nation. , • • • The Imperturbable Tommy Bartlett. emcee of ABCs “Welcome Travelers", did a double-take recently when a 48-year-old stepmother. a contestant on the program. told him that her stepson was 50. tnd her stepdaughter-in-law 47! • • • An Interviewer recently asked | Marian Shockley. Carol Brent on S NBC's "Road of Life", what she 1 planned to do when she retired “1 haven't the foggiest notion", replied Marian “Moat people are still ask : ing me what l plan to do when I grow up!" • • • “The Guiding Light”, in keeping with its philanthropic format, is currently co-sponsoring a “Knit For ! Needy Children" contest with l “Smart Knitting Magazine" The } contest provides an opporiunitv for every woman who knits to make a j i child's garment - anything (rum gloves to suits—which will be sent ,to a destitute child in war-torn 1 Europe Then even if she doesn't win one of the many valuable prizes, she will have a feeling of having helped keep a povertystricken child warm atul alive Con test developments will be reported j on "The Guiding Light' heard over ! ~ CBS Coute t rules can be fauna in the current issue ot ‘Smart Knit- ■ tine Magazine" -

U. U. T. 1. MET AT WINONA The Executive Planning Conference meeting of the county W. C. T. I", was held on Tuesday. Nov. 25th at the home of Mrs. B F. Lough. Winona Lake, with the county president. Mrs. Harry Willard. presiding. Devotions" were followed by praise service and a business session. Ofifcers and directors gave reports on their plans for the year, and some very interesting points were given and commented on by the many members present. Noon tide prayer was followed by the dinner. Afternoon services begun with song and prayer, and reports continued until 4 o'clock when the meeting came to a close. There were 25 members present Rev. and Mrs. J. C Bailey. Mrs. j S. A. Bauer and Mrs. Lester Darr j attended from Syracuse Head The Ads. Save Money, j Raw Furs HKJREST TRICKS PAID Nelson Aner PHONE 64 OR Hdl

25 YEARS AGO THURSDAY, NOV. 30. 1922 A son was born Nov. 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bushong. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crouch, of Stroh. Ind.. are the parents of a son born. Nov. 23. Mrs. Crouch before her marriage was Miss Cora Zerbe. of this city. Funeral services were conducted at the M. E. church. Friday afternoon for James I. Robinson, age 39. who died Nov. 21 in Elkhart. Burial was made in Syracuse cemetery. Four children survive. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sargent are business visitors in Terre Haute, this week. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kitson expect to spend Thanksgiving with their son. Floyd Kitson and family at Stroh. lnd. Rev. and Mrs. Joe Bailey and sons. Paul and Leonard, of Atwood. came on Sunday and are spending a few days with her parents. Mr. and J. H. Stough at Pickwick Park. They are also visiting with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey. Mrs Amanda Xanders left on Tuesday evening for York. Pa., where she will spend the winter with relatives. Mrs. Sam Searfoss and sons. Sam Ed and Bobbie went to Peru, yesterday to spend Thanksgiving in the home of her sister. Mrs. J. J. McConnel Mr. and Mrs. Ed Uurue returned home on Monday from a visit with relatives in South Bend. Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Harman are in charge of revival services at the Concord church. A number of-relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bender last Sunday to remind Mrs. Bender of her birthday. A chicken dinner was served. A very pleasant surprise was given Mrs. Lucy Butt at her home Thursday evening, when relatives came with a fine Thanksgiving supper. Those present were Fred Hinderer and family. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Brown. Eston Clayton and family, Mrs .Susan Nicolai and Russell Hinderer and family. Mr and Mrs. Levi Kitson received the announcement of the marriage of their son. Hugh A. Kitson to Florence E. Miller, of Vickeryville. Mich., which took place Nov. .29. The bridegroom is a teacher in the high school at Evart, Mich. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon in the Church of the Brethren in Goshen for John W Kitson. who died in a Toledo hospital. Burial was made in Syracuse cemetery. Surviving are the widow and three sons. Chester. Cressell and Forest . four brothers and two sisters. Mrs. Ernest Richhart and children spent the week in Elkhart, visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Kaiser. Thtrty-flve relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B F. Hentzell. Thursday. Nov. 30 with well-filled baskets to remind Mr. Hentzell of his 81st birthday. The town board has awarded the contract for drilling two 80foot. 10-inch wells to Robt. H Kersey, of South Bend, for sl.I 558. he being the lowest bidder. If sufficient water is struck at a j less depth the price will be cor- | res pond i ugly lues.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OX AmJCMNOK FOR ALCOHOLIC MEVKKAOE PERMIT. Notice is hereby gi\eii th" The Alcoholic Beverage Commission has determined that the following premises, towit: South Park. Indiana, for which William Bellman has applied for a beer retail alcoholic beverage permit, are in a residential district as defined in Section 4. Chapter 148. -Acts of 1947 A public hearing will be held on such application b> the commission at Clerk’s office. Court House. Warsaw. Indiana’, on IVc ember Kith, 1947. at 10:iH) a. m At such bearing residents of said residential district may appear and be heard in favor of or in apposition to the granting of such permit. Also, verified written remonstranc“B. signed by registered voters only of the residential district, against the granting of such permit, may be presented MAURICE H. RUDD. Secretary INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION PIMPLES EEjSH&2«S£ 49c Thornburg Drug Co.

\V. C. T. r. TO MEET The Local Union will meet with Mrs. Carrie Long on Tuesday afternoou Dec. 9th. Niles will give the lesson. All: members remember the "Save The Shades” project.

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Friday, December 5, 1947

\Ylist's the story behind the mysterious death of the mau who guarded America's top seeintitle j research secrets? Hear! "Tragic End of a Genius” in The Amerii van Weekly, the great magazine distributed with SUNDAY'S J illUAUO HEUALD-AMERICAN. 1