Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 45, Number 19, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 24 February 1950 — Page 4

LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Walter Kegg was hostess to the Syracuse Contract Club, in her home, Wednesday. A one o’clock luncheon was served. Mrs. A. L. Miller, Mrs. Dorothy Harris and Mrs. A. A. Pfingst were guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Pfingst. Rev. F. Al Handley received a phone message Monday afternoon telling of the death of his stepmother, Mrs. Lula Handley, at Jackson. Mich. Mrs. Wanda Howard was hostess to the Art Club, in her home Monday evening. Miss Priscilla Rhode was a guest. Mrs. Howard conducted %. lesson in making parasols from handkerchiefs. This is an attractive way in which to present a handkerchief as a gift. Each member present wrote a short letter to Mr. and Mrs. John Grieger, who are in South Bend, the former being a patient in the hospital, there. The hostess served a delicious plate lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Therman Melcher of Brownsville, Texas, are the parents of a daughter, Pamela Arlene, born Saturday, Feb. 18. Mrs. Melcher is the former Martha Kistler, ofS yracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kistler, of Syracuse, are the baby’s grandparents. - K Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rex spent the week-end with their son, Roscoe Rex and family, near Bristol. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Weingart and Connie Weingart of Muncie, will arrive home Thursday, to spend the rest of this week. Rev. and Mrs. Albert Troup and Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Handley are attending the minister’s conference of the Indiana Eldership, held in the First Church of God. Rev. V. O. Barnhart is pastor. Mrs. Adah filler and Mrs. Georgia Miller, went Thursday, to Chesterton, Ind., to spend some time with their sister, Mrs. B. B? Morgan. who returned home Thursday, from the hospital in Nashville, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan were injured in an automobile accident a month ago near Nashville, while enroute to Florida. Mrs. Morgan has been in the hospital since that time. Mrs. Richard Miller was hostess to her bridge club, on Thursday evening of last week. Mrs. Lionel Bates, Mrs. Robert Clevenger, Mrs. Leon Connolly and Mrs. J. B. Cox, were guests of the club. Prizes were won by Mrs. Karl Stoelting, Mrs. Floyd Disher and Mrs. Cox. Mrs. Leon Connolly entertained her bridge club in her home, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Catharine Connolly and Mrs. Floyd Disher won prizes. Mrs. Disher and Mrs. Karl Stoelting were guests. Mrs. Jack Nickel left Tuesday night, for Putuxent, Md., to join Mr. Nickel who is stationed there with the U. S. Navy.

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The Local Merchants who advertise regularly support The JOURNAL—rand all other worth-while community moves. There would be no newspaper here without our advertisers. •iMimtimmnirnnmiuiiiiiHmmimiimiMHMiMHiiß DOG SHOW AT MARION At a dog show last Sunday, held at Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vail had two german shepherds entered, both of which won ribbons. A total of 508 dogs were shown. BROWNIE SCOUTS Dolls of Holland, China, Thje Netherlands. France, Mexico, Switzerland and Spain, Hawaii and . Alaska. American and Mexican Indians, brought gay color and ( bright interest to our Brownie meeting this week. This meeting brought knowledge of international month to ' the Brownies. February is inter- ’ national month for Girl Scouts of America, and the Girl Guides of England. Each girl described her own doll telling of the country represented. Meeting closed with goodbye circle and singing taps. Mrs. G. Bill Smith who returned Tuesday from a visit with her parents, in Pennsylvania, went to Chicago, on Wednesday to spend the rest of the week with Mr. Smith. Mrs. Georgia Miller entertained with two tables of bridge, in her home, Tuesday evening. Favors were won by Mrs. Walter Kegg and Mrs. Nelson Blough. Refreshments were served from * tables, attractively decorated in keeping with George Washington’s birthday. : John Grieger, who has been a < patient in the Memorial hospital i in South Bend, for almost three weeks, where he underwent a ma- ; jor operation, is expected to be 1 removed to his home, Thursday ; afternoon. ; Otis Clyde Butt telephoned his i mother, Mrs. Walter Kegg, last week ,to wish her a happy Valentine’s Day. Because of the ice ■. storm, the call was not received until 1:40 a. m., Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hinderer and baby of Fort Wayne, visited the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hinderer, Sunday evening. The were enroute home from South Bend, where they had visited Mrs. Hinderer’s parents. Revival services which have been in progress for the past two weeks, at the Zion U. B. Church, closed last Sunday evening.

Wawasee Lake News; PICKWICK— Mr. and'Mrs. W. E. Long left last Saturday morning, driving to Phoenix, Ariz. KALE ISLAND— Mr. and Mrs. Jap Jones were at their cottage for a short stay, last week-end, as were the Charles Clarks of Cincinnati, to check thei< cottage, after the rains, and recent sleet and snow storms. Guy Hayes and Jimmy Searfoss are back from Florida, Jimmy drove back and Guy came by plane, from Jacksonville. Guy had a nitfe tan, on arrival, but this weather soon faded it. Albert Keefer had been ill with Flu, several days, and just as he was getting better, Mrs. Keefer had a similar illness. Mrs. Keefer and Mrs. Charles Bowersox’ sister in Chicago, is recuperating from a serious operation. Fred Setcher is better now, after a two week’s illness. Word was received of the death of Mrs. Allen Glazier, on the way to Florida, at Fort Pierce. The funeral was at Wabash. Mr. Glazier, of the Glazier Furniture Store, Wabash, and young Bobby survive. . , Mrs. Dwight Mock -is in Cleveland, attending her daughter, Mrs. Randall Tytler, through a recent illness and operation. BUTTERMILK POINT— Mrs. Richard “Dick” Knox, of Kewanpe, is having a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ike Klingaman Dick and his sister, Mrs. B. R. Shimer, have a cottage nearby. Mrs. Klingaman’s niece, Grace Stump of Chicago, was a recent guest. The Klingaman’s daughter “Gadda,” Mrs. Harry Crawford of Gas City accompanied John Klingaman’s mother on a trip to New York City. Herschell Klingaman and wife of Sister Lake, visited the Ike Klingamans, recently. Wawasee State Fish Hatchery two Bald Eagles flew in, a few days ago, and as yet are still around. Donald Nine accompanied Gene Hill to Indianapolis to help set up the Hatchery’s aquarium at the Sport Show. Mr. Hill remained, and Mr. Nine will return to help bring the exhibit back. “Bushy” Rollert and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rollert, are in Florida, yet, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Banta have just returned. JOHNSON HOTEL — Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hilburt, are their daughter, Mrs. Ed Gfray and Mr. Gray of Terre Haute. Mr. Paul Tyler made a recent business trip to Holland, Mich. BAYSHORE BEACH— The George Bischoffs of Fort Wayne were at their cottage recently for a check-up on possible storm damage. Mr. Bischoff was the designer of the Dinousar at the Chicago

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| World’s Fair, and his brother, I Fred, designed the Dinousar’s I mechanism. CROWS NEST— Jim Frick, accompanied by the Rev. Lewis McAdow of Indianapolis, made a quick visit to check on the Martha Crow Fick establishment, and the McAdow cottage, nearby. Mrs. Martha Crow Fick is vacationing at St. Petersburg. GUIDE GROCERY— Mrs. Floyd Green of near « Paris, moved to the DeMott cot- ' tage, near the Guide. Mr. and Mrs. Green had a great misfortune , happen, when the truck containing their furniture, was hit at Road 6 & 13, and turned over, causing considerable damage to their furniture. OGDEN ISLAND— . Harland Lung, has gone to the Albion hospital for observation. . NEAR SARGENTS— Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vananda have returned from a two week’s vacation < trip in Florida. They visited the ( Don Mussers, and Lake Worth, in ; their travels. Mr. Vananda also < travels for the Schlatter Hardware Co., Fort W’ayne. GALLOWAY’S POINT— There are reports that “Bud” Cresswell, fell through the ice, on a fishing < project. There are also reports, that prospective buyers for new ] ice houses for fishing should see Frosty Galloway, or Bud Cresswell for some very, very, inexpensive little houses! JOHNSON’S BAY— Mrs. Ostrander and son, Gene, attended the funeral of Mrs. Ostrander’s i mother, who had lived in lowa, and recently passed away. Mr. John Zimmerman has purchased a new DeSoto car. < Young Ostrander recently had ■ his first spring swim, due to ice 1 oh the Channel going bad. He was pulled out by. two unknown fishermen. Leon McNutt’s new “purchase” is doing okay, it is hoped. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James G. McConnell, were their 1 son, Jim, and wife, and children, Kathleen, Barbara, Rosemary and ' Mike, of Goshen. Alverda, (Mrs. Bob McConnell) . is busy week-ends, bowling in the tournament, Singles and doubles. Johnnie Fisher and Willard Conn, were in Fort Wayne, last ' Tuesday, on business. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strader, and family, went to Muncie, last Sunday, to visit Rev. and Mrs. Purdy. Mrs. Purdy continues to improve from her recent illness, ; is up and around, now. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Kinder have a house guest, Mrs. Kinder’s mother, Mrs. Dema Alfrey. Mrs. Alfrey had been visiting another daughter in Chicago, arid came on here for a few week’s visit before returning home to Newtown, Ind. Charles Frederick z Surrendorf 111, Columbia, Calif., son of Mr. and Mirs. Charles Surrendorf, ( the former Barbara Stoner) is now one week old, having arrived last Friday. Mrs. Surrendorf is a niece of Mrs. Hilary Bachman. Mrs. Bachman was in Goshen last week visiting her sister, Mrs. C. V. Stoner. Mrs. O. C. Stoelting was in Goshen last Tuesday, on a shopping trip. Milt Wysong went to Anderson last Tuesday, to speak sor 1 a Boy Scout dinner of the Lions Club. Mr. A. J. Thibedeaux is now, “on his own.” as he puts it, and is trying Jiis hand at “Bachelor Arts.” Byron Connolly, wife, Pat, and Timmy, having expanded into a home for themselves. Word from Marion Wilt, postmarked, Northampton., Mass., tells of rain, and slush, while we dig ourselves out of snowdrifts. Mrs. Wilt met Arthur Godfrey, and his crew, through friends, at his broadcast. One of his writers, Hank Miles, from Syracuse, sends his best to his relatives and friends. Edwin Myers and Dick Johnson were going there for the week-end, and then Mrs. Wilt, on next Tuesday will fly to Florida. ETTER of Syracuse wants to see you. Goshen Community Auction Sales Monday, Feb. 27 at 12 o’clock Don’t forget the Horse Sale— Thursday, March 2 at 12 o’clock. NOTICE)— 1 herd of Holstein Milk Cows, TB and Bangs tested. 2 with calves by side. Top Milk Cow this week $231. Butcher Cows Canners & Cutters sl2 to sl6 Fat Cows sl6 to $18.50 Heifers & Steers $lB to $23.75 Bulls, top $21.50 Veal, choice $34.00 Good to Choice .... S3O to $33 Fair to Good $25 to S3O Lambs, top $26.00 Fat Hogs, top $17.40 Roughs sl2 to sl6 Male Hogs $8.75 to $9.50 —We Have The Buyers— Sherman, McDbwell & Yoder Auctioneers. SEWING MACHINES \ NEW and USED Large Stock Repairs for All Makes Buttons and Belts Made 120/2 E. Market St. Lowery Sewing Centeßl* Phone 1186 WARSAW

CHURCHNEWS TRINITY E. U. B. CHURCH Benton & Harrison Streets ’ • Robert L. Cox, Pastor Sunday School at 9:45. a. m. Lewis Immel, Supt. Morning Worship Service at 10:45 a. m. The pastor will bring his third message in his Lenten series, based on the Letters to the Seven Churches in Revelation, “Repentance Urged.” Jupior League at 6:30 p. m. Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p. m. The third topic on “Missions in Japan,” will be presented byFrancis Byland. Evening Evangelistic Service at 7:30. Sermon: “Steadfastness Enjoined.” Mid-week Service. Thursday at 7:30. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study. Choir Practice, Thursday, 8:30. The Young Adult Class of the Church School will hold its monthly class party in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwyn Caskey in Oakwood Park, Tuesday, Feb. 28. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Clayton Mock, Pastor Lavon Symensjna, Supt. of the Sunday School. Alta Darr, Supt. of Elementary Department. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship at 10:30. C. B. Y. F. at 7 p. m. Evening Worship at 7:30. Aid on Wednesday. You are invited to our church services. On Saturday, Feb. 25, the ministers of the Church of the Brethren of Northern Indiana will meet at the Syracuse Church of the Brethren in business and fellowship session from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. The Aid will serve dinner in the church basement. LAKESIDE E. U. B. CHURCH O. T. Hubartt, Pastor Sunday School at 9:45. Merton Bushong, Supt. Lesson subject, “Planting a Church in a Pagan City.” Scripture text, Acts 18:1, 8-11. II Cor. 6: 14-7:1. Morning Worship at 10:45. A World Service Day Program will be given at the morning service. We will also observe our regular Quarterly Holy Communion Service. Youth Meeting at 6:45. Evening Worship at 7:30. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening, Feb. 23 at the home of Mt. and Mrs. Harry Judy on South Main Street. Quarterly Meeting, Mon. evening at 7:30. , The Teen-ager Bible Club will ®eet at the parsonage Tuesday gening for their regular weekly Bible Study, taught by Mrs. Gerald Bushong.

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CHURCH OF GOD F. A. Handley, Pastor Bible School at 10 a. m. Title of lesson, “Planting a Church in a Pagan City.” Golden text, I Corinthians 6:19-20 R. S. V. “You are not your own: You were bough with a Price, so glorify God in Your body.” Morning Worship at 11 o’clock. Sermon: “Christians enjoying what Prophets desired.” Youth Meeting at 6:45 p. m. Evening Service at 7:30. Ser|inon: “Spiritual Vision and a Hearing Ear.” Prayer Meeting this Thursday evening at 7:30, will be Held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hibschman, on route 6. “May we worship Him who doeth all things well.” GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Carl Sorensen, Pastor First Sunday in Lent 9:45 Sunday School. 10:45 Divine Worship. Instructive Evangelism— “Creeds and What They Are About.” 7:00 P. m. Tuesday— Catechetical Class. A warm welcome. Mrs. Elva Johnson spent Sunday in Auburn, in the home of her daughter.

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THE METHODIST CHURCH Worship at 10*00 a. m. Annual Laymen’s Day will be observed. Mr. Willard Nusbaum will be Master of Ceremonies and the address will be delivered by Mr. A. L. Miller. Special music will be furnished by the choir. Everybody boost for a large attendance. Junior Church, Church School and Youth Fellowship at 11 a. m. The Fourth Quarterly Conference will be held on March Ist. at 7:30 p. m. Dr. B. B. Shake presiding.

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, LOCAL NEWS > Philip Worth spent Sunday in . Chicago, with his father. Ray Worth. He went to hear Sipike > Jones and his orchestra jplay. Ed Kleinknight spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Cincinnati, 0., on business? Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hilbish, of Laporte, formerly of Syracuse, who are vacationing in Florida, recently visited Siyracusp friends in Lake Worth, Fla. '