Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 46, Number 2, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 27 October 1950 — Page 8

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X i Attention! Hunters - Trappers * GUNS — AMMUNITION! — TRAPS — CLOTHING We will sell any of this merchandise on the lay-away plan. Come early and take advantage of our large selection, while we still have it. We have the Game Laws for all states and Canada. We have in stock the tollowing guns: Ithica Model 37 — 112-15-20 guage. Remington Model 870 — 12-16-20 guage. "Steven Model 620 — 12-16-20 guage. Marlin Model 90 — 12-16-420 guage. L. C. Smith Model Field — 12 double. Remington Model 48 — 16-20 guage. •Winchester Model 37 — H2-i6-20-410 guage. 1 Stevens Model 94 — 12-16-20-410 guage. Iver Johnson Champion — l»2-16-i20-410 guage. Mossberg Model 185 K — 20 guage. Mossberg Model 183D13 — 410 guage. 0 Mossberg Model 190 —l6 i guage. Remington Model 7t21 A— 270. Remington Model 721 A— 30-06. Remington Model 721 A— 300. Remington Model 81 automatic — 300. Remington Model 81 automatic — 35. Savage Model 99R — 300. Savage Model 340 — 30-30. Winchester Model 43 — 32-20. Winchester Model 94 — 30-30. Winchester Model 71 —■ 348 Marlin Model 336 5 shot — 30-30. Marlin Model 336 A. D. L. — 35. Marlin Model 336 7 shot — 30-30. z Marlin Model 336 A— 35. Remington Model 514 A single shot — 212. Remington Model 511 A Repeating — 22. < Remington Model 512 A repeating — 22. Remington Model 550 A automatic — 22. Remington Model I«2£L A Repeating — 22. Winchester Model 67 single shot — 22. Winchester Model 47 single shot — 22. Winchester Model 72 repeating — 22 Winchester Model 61 repeating — 212. Winchester Model 62 repeating — 2'2. Winchester Model 74' automatic — 22. Marlin Model 39 A repeating — 22. Marlin Model 81 C repeating — 22. Marlin Model 80 D. L. repeating — 22. Marlin Model 80 C repeating — '212. Marlin Model 88 C automatic — 2'2. Mossberg Model 42 M repeating — 22. Mossberg Model 46 B repeating — 2.2. Mossberg Model 46 M repeating — 22. Mossberg Model 151 K automatic .— 22. Mossberg Model 151 M automatic — <22. We trade and handle used Guns, also a complete line of hand guns. Ammunition for every make and model of gun. Full line of Victor steel traps. Clothing for all types of hunting. Complete line of Weaver and Alaskan scopes. All kinds of live bait. Wawasee Sportsmen' Center SOUTH OF SYRACUSE ON ROAD 13

SYRACUSE LAKE Mr. and Mrs. David Miller, formerly In an “At»” apartment, now of Ligonier, have a new baby, as of last Tuesday, at the Elkhart eGneral hospital. Little “Jerry” Jerome Eugene weighed eight pounds, and ten ounces. The William Stotts; old friends of the Millers, received word by phone, from the father, who seems to be doing okay. Walter Strader’s sister, Mrs. Bernard Marino, Mr. Marino, Janice, and twins Donnie and Dennis, from Moline, have moved into the Strader home, with Mr. Strader. Mrs. M. Bitner has been ill and confined to her home. Mrs. Bitner’s daughter, Mrs. Irene Newman, and daughter, Miss Dorothy were visitors from Chicago recently. Mrs. Bitner’s Illness started on her birthday. Dinner guests, last Sunday at the Floyd Gingerich home, were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haas, of South Bend, Dessie Ness, of Osceola, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shively, of Leesburg. Mr. Tom Christman was confined to his home with a sprained ankle the past week. The C. J. Kinders’ were at Newton through last week at the home of Mrs. Kinders' mother, Mrs. D. M. Alfrey. BOX OFFICE OPEN Sunday 2:00 cont’d Sat. Mat 1:4.5-2:30 Mon. to Sat. Eve 6:45 Close Nightly 9:30 FRI.-SAT. OCT. 27-28 awßg maaißg SATURDAY AT 1:00 Popeye’s Big k Hallowe’en Party See the Above and Popeye’s Plus! BIG PRIZES For Scariest and Funniest Costumes FREE COMIC BOOKS Regular Admission SUN.-MON. OCT. 29-30 * a ~‘ r TUES.-WED. Oct. 31-NOV. 1 MMt svwt SIM THORNDIKE , EXTRA SPECIAL Ii ”138 warner BR OS I K>VHRs! BEFORE YOUR EYES FULL LENGTH FEATURE ’ I AS TOLD BT y] ARTHUR GODFREYS'-’ AMD IIENIIN IHIILIS • IV. IttittMH / CUM McCAIHT * ANOH BAIICI • NOOMAN IMKENSIIiE OWWIT MUSI • MILION ICIKS * IAN NNALOSON Thursday - Dough Nite catiggwfti

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Mr. and Mrs. George Rex had as their guests, Saturday, the latter’s neice, Mrs. Robert Bechtel, of Wakarusa, and her mother. Mrs. Frank Wehrly, of Nappanee. Mrs. Wehrly remained until Sunday, when Mrs. Daisy Best and Mrs. Opal Stauffer, of Nappanee, came to take her home. Mrs. Wehrly is planning leave soon, to spend the winter in Florida. Mr .and Mrs. Chancey Hibner spent, Saturday in Brown county. Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Fawns, of Akron, spent last Thursday evening with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wills, of Logansport, Mrs. Georgia Miller and Mrs. Adah Miller were Sunday dinner guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eston Clayton and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rogers and two daughters and Frederick Clayton were dinner guests on Thursday evening of last week, of Mr? and Mrs. Eldon Clayton and family near Leesburg. The dinner was in honor of Eston Clayton, who was celebrating his birthday. Mrs. Garrett Grissom was hostess, to the Pythian club, in her home Tuesday. A pot-luck dinner was served, at noon. Harry Strieby, of Chicago, spent the week-end in the home of his father, Charles Strieby, south of Syracuse. Mrs. Arthur Fulton, of Claypool, spent a few days last week in the home of her step-father, Earl Baker and daughter, Beverly. Miss Edna Yoder spent several days this week, in Peoria, 111., in the home of her brother, Walter Yoder. Mr. and Mrs. Luther LeCount and family, of Elkhart, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Juday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gray, Mrs. Harry Juday and Mrs. Alva Ketring attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Frank Fuller in Pierceton, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ada Zeltinger spent from Tuesday until Thursday, in Chicago. Mrs. Paul Harris and daughter, Dixie, of Winona Lake were guests Wednesday of the former’s sister, Mrs. Harry Juday. More lovely new long sleeved jersey blouses in this week Mrs. Wm. G. Connolly. CRYSTAL LIGONIER INDIANA Tonight THURS. OCT. 26th “THE GOOD HUMOR MAN” Jack Carson — Jean Wallace FRI.-SAT. OCT. 27-28 Double Feature Program “CUSTOMS AGENT” William Eythe Marjorie Reynolds “OUTCAST OF BLACK MESA” Charles Starrett Smiley Burnette SUN.-MON.-TUES. OCT. 29-30*31 “SUMMER STOCK” Judy Garland — Gene Kelly A gay romantic technicolor story loaded with love, laughter, song and comedy. I WHD.-THJURS. NOV. 1-40 “SHADOW ON THE WALL” Ann Sothern — Zachary Scott A fearsome shadow restores a child’s clouded memory. — COMING — SUN.-MON.-TUES. NOV. 5-6-7 “THE WHITE TOWER” Glenn Ford — Vallie Claude Rains HHHBk Fun For All! BIG Hallowe’en Party MONDAY NITE OCTOBER 30TH PICKWICK Cocktail Lounge and Grill SYRACUSE, IND. Come In Costume PRIZES FOR THE BEST COSTUMES Syracuse Challenges Kosciusko County Who Will Be the Winner! Come One Come All Have A Lot of Fun

Mr. and Mra. Loren Longen baugh and two children attended the wedding of the former’s sister, Miss Esther Lois Longeti baugh to Lawrence Ijosler, of Claypool. The ceremony was performed on Friday evening, of last week in the home of the bride’s parents. Rev. and Mrs. I. B. Longenbaugh, southeast of Etna Green. Twenty-seven friends and relatives gathered at the home of William F. Swihart Bunday te give him a surprise birthday party. A co-operative dinner was served. Mrs. Clara Colwell was hostess to the Ladles’ Aid society, of the ‘Lakeside E. U. B. Church, in her home, Wednesday evening. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Bailey, and Mrs. Pearl Koher atetnded the Rally day and homecoming, at the E. U. B. Church, in Churubusco, Sunday. They were dinner guests of Mrs. Katie Ort. Visitors Sunday and Monday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Crist Darr were Mr. and Mrs. Vern LeCount, of Warsaw, the Rev. Hanley and the Rev. Mumford, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. Clee Hibschman. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Kahn returned last Saturday from a 2weeks’ trip to Florida. Mrs. Ruby Worth and son Philip, Mrs. Oria Vorhis and M. E. Rentfrow spent the weekend in Carey, 0., with Mr. and Mrs. John Snobarger. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Appenzeller and two sons, Jan and Pat, spent last week-end in Chicago. LAKELAND North Webster, Ind. OPEN SIX NIGHTS A WEEK FRI.-SAT OCT. 27-28 “THE ASPHALT JUNGLE”’ Sterling Haden - Jean Hagan Lewis Calhern - James Whitmore Cartoon SUN.-MON. OCT. 29-30 “CRISES” Cary Grant - Signe Hasso Ramon Navarro - Gilbert Rojand News-Cartoon WED-THURS. NOV. 1-2 “SUNSET BOULEVARD” William Holden - Gloria Swanson Nancy Olsen - Fred Clark News-Cartoon

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MWMII, (C<thlliHied from front page) prelniHl yutir until* l la Vdverly ‘Whnk, ran’t he? “Play ball! Thia la III" Grubbing »ntr home Raya In our well known grip (the one the umpire alwaya grip?" about) wf hunt the flrat ball, alug the uocond, and strike out on the third. With two minute* of play left in the ninth Inning, we find ourselvea with no hlta, &00 errors, and no home runs! Bakes are loaded! IMamondmen, Shift Back. Tabulator Key, and Hack Spacer are depending on our homer! Fouling the first, tipping the second, and bunting an out to third, we retire as the ball game ends. Score 0-0 in favor of the low grade on our report card. —Beverly Sink and Karen Kuhn. Well Wliata Ya Know! ! ! ! It has been rumored around school that Rosemary’s party was a big success. What made it the big success? The Scavanger Hunt? Didn’t Ernie look cute in his red outfit Monday night? Did everyone have fun at the Junior party? It seems that there are a few varied opinions on that! Joel, you sure did miss a good Gohm U.S.HMWATJJ nkhwl PRESENTS FRI.-SAT. OCT. 27-28 “ADAM’S RIB” Spencer Tracy - Judy Holliday Katherine Hepburn 5 COLOR CARTOONS 5 SUN.-MON. OCT. 29-30 “THE GREAT LOVER” Bob Hope - Rhonda Fleming — ALSO — “HOLIDAY INN” TUES.-WED.-THURS. OCT. 31-NOV. 1-2 - “RAVAGED EARTH” Filmed at the scenes of action! The Rape of China! — ALSO — Paul Lucas in Jack London’s “BLOOD AND THUNDER” Early Show Time on Sundays 6:30 P. M. Bring the Children Gates open 6:00 P. M. MONDAY thru SATURDAY Show Time - 7:00 P. M.

time nt the Junior party, but from whut we hear you had fun anyhow huh? It enema Marcia is going to learn the "Charleston”. Hp w about teaching the rest of us? 1 Johnny Connolly got a big bang

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the other night when he found he had a flat tire. Any one know anything about that? Don’t these Sophomore couples look cute together? —by ME