Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 44, Number 49, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 23 September 1949 — Page 5

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FOR SALE: Custom tailored Venitlan Blind*.— -Stucky Furniture Co., Syracuse (22-tD FOR SALE: Wood in 1«. 18. 28In. length. Dean Grady. Phone 8-F-40. State Rd. 13. south of town. (1-ts) FOR SALE: Embroidered pillow - cases, will make nice gifts. Also fur-trimmed winter coat, sice 14. 88.00. Mrs. Tom Dempsey. (49-2 t FOR SALE: Whi’e enamel, wood or coal cook stove. 505 Boston St., John Geaugh. (49-2 t FOR SALE: 11 bags of rich mortar. 75c a bag. Phone 511, Syracuse. FOR SALE: Girls, three-piece, enow suit, large size 4. Excellent condition. Mrs. R. K. Miller. Ph. 65-J. FOR SALE: Sweet cider and all kinds of apples. Everett Derr. Ph. 9-F-14. (48-3 t

CHURCH NEWS TRINITY E.UJB. CHURCH Robert L. Cox. Pastor Homecoming Sunday. September 25. Sunday School- —9:45. Lewis Immel, Supt. Morning worship—lo:4 5. Vice- President H. F.-Siemsen. will preach on the theme: "The; Church on the March.’ Fellowship Dinner. 12:50. A carry-in dinner will be held in Camp Oaks Lodge. Oakwood: Park Homecoming service—2:36. Vice-President Siemsen will speak on the theme: "Where did• you get your Religion?" Thursday. Bible Study & Prayer meeting—7:3o. Choir practice—B:3o. THE METHODIST CHURCH Claude M. Fawns. Minister. . Worship at 10;00 A M. Theme:; "Moses Honored at His Death.'* Junior ehurch. Youtb~FeHowshlp and Church School at 11:(HF A M Choir rehearsal at 7:30 each Thursday avarUa*. —» GRACE LUTHERAN CHVRCH ! Rev. Carl Sorensen. Pastor. { 9:4s—Sunday School. 10:4S —Divine worship wlthf "Holy Communion.” Every person connected with] the church is expected to be present and partake of Holy Does GARLIC Relieve GAST ALLIMIN nlw dMrsssaw «yrepwn« at BMfIMI UttST CMGJa, Sfbd ALUMIN baa baas cUtucadly by tioct o ! sad found bsahbr affaetita. Al t IM!N ■ e iar«««t tailing aarlle tatu •t i a the wo r John K. .Miller Drug

PUBLIC SALE at the Vern Wysong residence, one block east of West’s Drive-In, or two blocks north of the school in Milford at IP.M. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 Selling Household Goods, Piano, Porch Furniture

jMNMMMMtUIIItir 'HUWU I Heating Service . Electric Service COMPLETE NEW SI Century and Armstrong Oil Burners Winkler L. P. (Low pressure) CONVERSION UNITS | I WE INSTALL AND SERVICE I Wilbert McCammon r PHONE 22 CROMWELL, IND.

CHECKERBOARD CHUCKLES * From Your Purina Dealer I A' —y a || ; frrs THAT new PURINA the best laying rations LIKE THEY ' gE wnMM HIGH-ENERGY PLUS - IN PURINA HISTORY REmGawral L WORKING rrrrn tttth <3 nvj New Purina High Energy Plus Laymtii IQM L QveRTIMEX^ T y < | ™ g Fjjyx xng Chows mean four big extras: •VHATS UtAeAt j *O A, p t’ M I 1 Extra 2 - £xtra Vitamins, GOING ON OVER \ I VwJ I 3. Extra Palatability and 4. Extra at tu£ mcm l *7 \ Less FggcL Como in nnd / Mtekfc* see them. They’re different! K N - I 11 „ , ~„ H— Syracuse

FOR SALE: Frigldalre. one-oven \ electric stove. Practically new. Xjned three weeks. Liberal reduction. Phone 82-J. (44-ts) FOR SALE: Lota 80x138 facing Road 13, 3 miles south of Syracuse. Good home sites. See Stephen Freeman. (43-ts) FOR SALE: One Flint-Walling shallow well pump. Inquire R.| J. Denxel, R. 2. Syracuse, one square south of Johnson's Hotel. APPLES FOR SALE: Twelve well-known ✓winter varieties. Fresh- and apple butter. Honey in your containers, 15c lb. Rarlck’s Hilltop Orchard, mile south. miles east of Milford, Phone 55-F-30. (49-»4t) FOR SALE: Two season tickets! to Notre Dame home games.— | Phone 17-F-12. FOR SALE: 1937 Ford Tudor 85 HP. Good condition, must be seen to be appreciated. Phone; 24-R. (48-3 t

Communion. Last Thursday evening the Ladles’ Aid of Grace Lutheran , church met at the home of Mrs. I C J Kline. There was a very; good attendance and plans were) ! being formed for the future in; > developing a strong Lutheran ' ehurch In Syracuse. Rev. and! \ Mrs. Sorensen were present at‘ the meeting. The next meeting* will be In charge of the young women's aid society. This makes ' a strong organization within the] church. It Is hoped that soon a Catechetical class will be started which; will give a spiritual lift to both' the young and to the adult i group. A knowledge of the Christian church and its doctrines makes a strong congregation. (XFNOORD E.1'.8. CHVRCH P. A. Hubartt, of Waterloo, j Ind., Pastor. Ralph Hudson. Supt. of the Sunday School. Preaching at 9:30, Sunday School at 10:30. You are welcome to all our services. (Standard time. I CHVRCH OF GOD F. A. Wandley. Pastor.Lewis Firestone. Supt. Bible School —10:00 AM. . Title •of Lesson -"The Psalms IWe Sing". Ps. 23-42-90. Golden Text—**O magnify the Lord 5 with me. and let us exalt his name together. Ps. 34:3. Morning worship—*-11 o’clock ] Sermon: "The Healing Effects ofi j Cheerfulness.” Youth meeting—B:3o PM. I Evening service 7:30. Ser-j j mon: "The Despised Stone a Sure' i Foundation.” Choir practice. Wednesday eve- ! ning at 7:30. I ’Tax.r and Bible study Thurs-

FOR SALE: Collapsable “Link” canoe, ideal for duck boat. Length, 14 ft. Wt„ €0 lbs. Fits Into car trunk. Excellent condition. Write Ward Stoops, care Nappanee Telephone Co., Nappanee. Ind. (49-2 t FOR RENT FOR RENT OR LEASE: Service Station near Syracuse, good possibilities. Place for mechanic. Call 1032 Goshen for appointment. FOR RENT: Two-bedroom modem lake front, furnace and garage, 845.00 month. Ph. 531. (49-2 t LOST LOST: Ball glove between high school building and home, some time last week. Rawlins’ Deep-Well model. Marty Marion short-stop glove. Lowell Barnhart. Phone 51-R. FIjOOR SANDERS FOR RENT SYRACUSE HARDWARE CO. I

day evening at 7:30. i Homecoming and Rally Day services will be held Lord’s Day,] | October 2nd. Rev. Tennyson Guy-v ' er. D.D.. of Findlay. Ohio, over-] ] seer of the Ohio Eldership. whO| is* one of the outstanding speak- i j ers of that state, will be here for! ! the afternoon and evening see-; ■ vices. The service in the evening] at 7:30. will be a Union meeting; I for all of the churches of the] community. The public is invited.! •CHVRCH OF THE BRETHREN Clayton Mock. Pastor. LaVon Symensma. S. S. Supt. 1 Alta Darr. Elern. Supt. Sunday school - 9:30. Morning worship—lo:3o. Sermon Subject: "This Business of Being a Christian." Y . ■ ship 7 hO. Bible Study & Prayer Service —7:15. Evening worship—7:3o. Sermon subject. "Elements needed In the Church of Christ.” Rom.| 1:16. The Ladies Aid meets even - ! Wednesday at the church. Remember the revival meet-j Ings begin Oct. 3 with Galen Ger-; des. of Pearl City. 111. as pur! speaker. 1 Go to church Sunday. A Bab-; bath-breaking nation win soon become a broken nation? The, chnreh needs you; you need the; church! &. s. CLASS MEETS Mrs. Harry Juday was hostess to the Good Samaritan class, of] the Lakeside FT B chureh. in ] her home, Tuesday evening This was the firist meeting of ! the new year, with the following I officers In charge: President. Mrs Gerald Buslfhng; vice-pres.. . Mrs. Muriel Sharp; secretary.! Mrs. Clarence Cook and treasur-' . er. Mrs. S. A. Bauer. The “Sun-* shine” committee Is composed of. I Mrs. Roy Niles and Mrs. Pauli ! LeConnt and the "Dollars and Cents” committee. Mrs. A. J. I Bahcoek and Mrs. Harry Juday. Mrs. Bushong gave the first two chapters of the book “Ro- ] sanna of the Amish” by Joseph The class will continue' I the review of the book. ERENEZER LADIES’ AID I The Ebenezer Ladies' Aid held ; ' their . annual "Family Night.”,

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NOTICE: Cattle and hogs trucked to Chicago Producer’s Commission. J. A. Eberly, Phone l-F-145 Topeka. (48-8 t SPECIAL NOTICE: Sweet cider, fresh every Friday. 35c gal. in your container. 40c gal. if we furnish container. Apple butter and strained Honey on hands. Nine varieties of Apples to choose from at low prices.—Oakwood Orchard, Syracuse. , (49-ts) WANTED: Guns, old pistols, revolvers, automatics, regardless of condition.—Robert Cox at Journal Office. I WANTED: Lady to work as housekeeper at Wawasee. John Stockberger. Ogden Island. Syracuse. Ind.. Phone 5317. WANTED: Automobile repairing & painting. Reasonable rates. All work guaranteed. Lyle Kell, Ph. 8225. Next to Sargent's Hotel. (48-ts)

Wednesday, Sept. 14. at the Tur- , key Creek Conservation club f house. About sixty-five were | present. Following a bountiful pot luck ' dinner, the Eby quartett enter- ; tained and Rev. Robert Cox. ] spoke. The group sang several I songs which concluded the pro- | gram. WITH THE SCOUTS Boy Scout Troot 28. met at 7 j o’clock at the Lakeside Park on 1 Thursday. Sept. 15, for a bicycle i hike around Syracuse lake. After j a quick meal of hot dogs. etc. a I meeting was held, after which a game of "Keep Jack Alive” was played, which is played as follows: "Keep Jack Alive" is played by arranging the players in a circle around the camp fire. Then a person taking a stick with a glowing endikfrom the fire, blows on the glowing end and passes it i to the person next to him. saying! : ’’’keep Jack alive." This person! I does the same, and so on around the circle until the ember gbes ont. The person who is holding the stick when the ember goes I out has to lead the group In a I song or tell a story The peysson : telling stories or leading In iDngs ; were Roddy Wilt. Jerry (Sark, | , and Joel Bates. I Everyone had a good time, and. i is looking forward to many more , good times tn scouting. Mr. and -Mrs. Haseal Crothers. and Mrs. Kate Woods, of Ligo- ' nier. and Mr. and Mrs. James E. McCain, of Memphis. Tenn , were visitors. Tuesday, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gants. Mrs. Clifford Kinder and son. Philip, spent a Jew days, last week in Chicago. [ « wwi*l ' * J I'Wl - day TARGET CHAMP . . . Mrs. CUud Winterowd. Chicago, who has been firing the range only three years, took the women’s title In the North American clay target championship shoot at . Vandaßa. Ohio, this year. The ahootoff was part of the Grand American trapshooL

Space Heaters WE HAVE ONE TO FIT YOUR NEEDS Duo - Them Oil Heaters 53,000 B.T.U. Output $79.95 and up Sief ler Oil Heateis Built like a Furnace * $199.50 Warn Morning Cool Beaten Build a fire once a year Model 520 $64.95 6" Stove Pipe - jt. -33 c We have complete stock of Oil Filters—Galvanized Furnace Pipe, Elbows, Tees, Etc. 275 Gal OIL TANKS $42.00 We Sell Williamson Coal or Oil Furnaces Get Our Price Before You Buy. We Install NEW SHIPMENT OF HAMPERS Just Arrived Assorted Colors WATCH FOR OUR FALL FESTIVAL COMING SOON WESTINGHOUSE SALES & SERVICE Syracuse Hdw. Co. Phone 6

P. T. A. NEWS Your P. T. A. will hold Its first meeting this fall, on October 6, it being the first Thursday of the month, wbieh is always B. T. A. get-together time, in Turkey Creek township. Everyone is invited, and anyone interested in children may become a member. Ajiy p. T. A. needs people interested in children, to help carry on the ideals of Home School and Church for the welfare of children. A few P. T. A. officers and chairman, from Syracuse, attended a recent "School of Information Conference”, in Warsaw. The speakers were the District Chairman of this area. Mrs. Floyd Clark, assisted by Mrs. Gloy, of Kokomo, and Mrs. Burkholder. of Elkhart, chairman ofHome and Family Life. They I gave general information on I.| T. A. functioning, and a question and answer discussion followed! each subject, making the meet-, ing both interesting and instructive. Mr. Jones. Principal of East Ward School. Warsaw offered an enthusiastic "Thank You” to the assembly, and said It was good for everyone to work together for the child, instead of being the kind who. (his own words) would rather grow grass, than children. ONK4T.I B TOURNEY SET FOR SOUTH SHORE The annual Art Merrill onec...b goif tourney, will be held Sunday. Oct. 2. at the South Shore course on Lake Wawasee. it was announced today. All men and women golfers are invited to participate. They may enter that day at the elub| house and it will be over a ninehole course. A buffet luncheon j will be served. Garland Orcutt and son. Donald. of Columbus. 0.. and Mrs. Frank Orcutt, of Columbia City, Ind., spent Saturday night in the Tom Hufty home.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller and family, of Kendallville, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Darr and sons, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Darr, helping them celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. " Miss Donna Darr, of South Bend, spent Thursday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Darr.

WHERE FOOD IS REALLY TASTY SUNDAY DINNER ■ — and — WEEK-DAX MEALS “HOME COOKING” WAWASEE RESTAURANT SYRACUSE. IND. ! !- - wr-jftl-qMy • ~ What's mw ia eutbaards? How fact do they go? What feature# are moat important? What's the beat sisa for my purpose?" Don't guess. Get round advice. Well be glad to help you.Ue are author- 3bVIB iaad deafen. Sea«llFoP*e* Acetylene Welding Tire Vulcanising Outboard Motor Service lawn Mowers Sharpened MOCK’S BOAT LIVERY Near Waco South Side Lake Wawasee " Phone 614-M TERMITES DO NOT LET TERMITES EAT AWAY YOUR HOME. : Free Inspection — No Obligation Phone or Write UNIVERSAL TERMITE CONTROL Phone 572 — 120 N. Scott St. Warsaw, Indiana OR WAW ASEE LUMBER CO. Syracuse, Indiana

LOCAL NEWS Mts. Orval Carr and son. Jack, took her son. Stanley, to Chicago, Tuesday, where he entered North Western School of Dentistry. Mrs. Della R. Cook, of Garrett, and her guests, Mr. and Mrs. Howard North, of Annapolis, Aid., spent Wednesday in Syracuse. Mrs. North is Mrs. Cook’s niece. The school teachers and their wives or husbands, were entertained, last Friday evening at the high school building, with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Peters, as host and hostess. A picnic supper was served after which “craxy bridge” was the feature of the evening’s entertainment. Mrs. V. V. Hammer and Bobby, of Sheridan, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimes, of Frankfort. Ind., were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Grimes. Mrs. Loren Eyer and Mrs. Dale Grimes were at Goshen, Sept. 20, to a Leaders Training Class, on “Health” given by Miss Christine Cobus. from State Board of Health. Robert Miller, aged 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lavon Miller, was taken to the Elkhart hospital Wednesday, suffering with polio. Burdette Main, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Main, who is a polio patient in the Elkhart hospital, is improving.

Sylvester Says: “100 years 9 rt • tea long time to for a ‘ _ house, but by building 500,000 public housinjf unito per year it would take the government 100 years to place every “low-income” American family in government public housing." The average earnings of families now living in public “subsidised" housing is $2,200. There are approximately 20 million American families with incomes no higher than that On the basis of $2,200 a year income, more than half the families in the U. S- qualify for a home in a government housing unit • But most American families haven*t__ learned how helpless according to U. S. Census figures, over one-half of our families with incomes below SI,OOO per year already own their own home*.

Directory - Services

Herman Huey WATER WELL DRILLING AND REPAIRS PHONE 99-M Syracuse. Ind. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR REFRIGERATION SERVICE Appliance Repair Authorized HOTPOINT BENDIX DEALER JUDAY ELECTRIC Cromwell—73 Syracuse—6o-J Evenings ~ G R APPLIANCES 1 SALES & SERVICE | Electrical Contracting Motor Repair HIRE ELECTRIC & 1 APPLIANCES PHONE 242-J SMITTY’S BOAT LIVERY & GARAGE Outboard Motor Repairs Auto Repairing On Johnson’s Bay Lake Wawasee HAROiD L KTTSON PLUMBING & HEATING Phone 117-M Automobile Painting & Fender Repair Welding WAWASEE PAINT SHOP EMERSON COY Phone BSN

***%» GRATEFUL ... Mrs. Oksana Kasatkina celebrates the first anniversary of her leap-for-free-dom from the Soviet consulate by lighting a candle before statne of Christ at St. Georye’s Vkranian Greek Catholic church tn New York. x Mrs. Jack Nourse, of Kansas City, Mo., is a guest of Mrs. George Xanders, this week. Lauxanne Haas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haas, Is slowly improving from polio in the Elkhart hospital.

WHEN YOU THINK OF APPLES DRIVE OUT TO OAKWOOD WE HAVE 9 VARIETIES OF COOKING & EATING APPLES SWEET CIDER, FRESH EVERY FRIDAY. NO SUNDAY SALES OPEN TUES. & THURS. EVENINGS TO 9 P.M. SKELGAS SERVICE STOVES - WATER HEATERS REFRIGERATORS Authorized MARTIN MOTOR SALES & SERVICE SPORTING GOODS IDEAL BEACH SALES Phone, Syracuse 618-R On Hi-way 13 Lake Wawasee

AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING AND PAINTING Reasonable Rates All Work Guaranteed . zLYLE KELL Phone 8225 Next to Sargent’s Hotel SAVE YOUR TREE SPRAYING, TRIMMING PLANTING & FEEDING FREE ESTIMATE UNIVERSAL TREE CO. Phone 572 120 N. Scott St. WARSAW, INDIANA itsgUSdy Sales - Service Installation OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY PHONE 636-J SYRACUSE, IND. PHILCO RADIOS & REFRIGERATORS STUCKY FURNITURE STORE Phone 85 CITY DAIRY t.KADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK SOS Chicago Ave Phone 10 GOSHEN Box 373 Phone 2K. A. J. THIBODEAUX Syracuse, Ind. LAWN MOWERS BHARHBKKD 201 South Lake St Ist house south of U. B. Church