Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 46, Number 40, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 20 July 1951 — Page 4

AMERICAN LEGION NEWS What are YOU doing about your Legion membership? Do it NOW! Be an early bird and do it before State Convention time—only 6 days left to do it in—new Commander Arden Bushong and staff are striving to get 150 members by fall. So let’s mark Legion membership off your budget by renewing it right away. The Legion remembers you, §o why don’t you remember the Legion—lt’s your organization so let’s back it up all the way with an increase in membership. Strength is in the masses. The Second District golf tournament will be played this Saturday at the South Shore County Club, followed by a banquet at the Legion home tor participants.

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Gaylord Jones, Qpy, Jack Clark and Tim Darr, of Wawasee Post No. 223 attended the Kosciusko County Council of the American Legion last Friday evening. Election of officers was the main event electing Bob Whetsone of Mentone as commander. The local post held their last meeting Wednesday evening, July 18, before the State Convention, which convenes July 2® to July 31st. This meeting started with a Pot-Luck Supper for the Post and Auxiliary members and their families followed by a social hour after which the business meeting was called to order by commander Tim Darr, at 8:90- p. m., with the Post No. 223 Auxiliary as guests. The Nappanee American Legion Post No. 154 Installation team were the visiting out of town Legionnaires present who installed the 1952 officers of the local post. The Nappanee boys give a very impressive ceremony. Joel Bates who, through the sponsorship of th? local post attended Hoosier Boy’s State, at Step ’ Softly PleaseTV AA & B 4 to 10 .. . and enjoy life more when these little leather sandals are your constant companions, daytime or date-time. Styled to invite cool breezes and compliments. White. Just $4.99 PILCHER'S SHOES & Men's Sport Wear SYRACUSE, IND.

. Indiana State School for i Blind at Indianapolis, last June ■ was the guest of honor and speak- > er of the evening. Joel gave a • very interesting account of activi- • ty while there. > After the regular procedures of the meeting followed by the In- ■ stallation of new officers the r meeting was regularly closed by the new Commander George Ar- ■ den Bushong, after which every- [ body retired to the clubroom, [ where the remainder of the even- ■ ing was enjoyed in social games, • many winning prizes of various , types. i Fort Wayne Light 1 Opera “The New Moon” J July 19-20-21 ? ■ ( “The New Moon,” the world- , famous Sigmund Romberg operet- , ta, opens on the stage of the Outdoor Theatre in Franke Park, Ft. Wayne, on Friday, Saturday and 1 Sunday of this week. Curtain time is 8:30 p. m. Directed and staged by Albert K. the ffiiP Sical comedy is headed by Emalyn Remmel, New York television and concert star, and she will be supported by the Fort Wayne Light Opera Festival’s leading tenor, Robert Cocherille of Columbus, O. Music which will feature the all-star cast of actors and actresses, the '6O-voice chorus, and 'the corps de ballet, includes “Marianne,” “Softly as in a Morning Sunrise.” “Stout-hearted Men”, “One Kiss” and “Lover Come Back to Me.” For Miss Remmel it will be a case of “local girl makes good,” for she is a former Fort Wayne resident who left several years ago to stpdy and work in New York City and Rochester, N. Y. Daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. Remmel (Mr. Remmel was formerly managing editor of the Fort Wayne News-SentinA), she has done much stage, television and concert work in and around New York City. Known in private life as Mrs. Larry Sims, she is continuing her studies at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N. Y,, where she lives with her husband. Other outstanding stars appearing in “The New Moon” are David Fisher, director of the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre, Mary McDonald and Paul Gilbert of the staff of Radio Station WGL, Bob Carlin, newscaster for Radio Station WOWO, Jayne Oltman Spillson, Bob Triplett and Dick Smith. Tickets are now on sale at 128 West Wayne St., priced at $2.40, $1.65 and SI.OO. Mail reservations should be directed to 921 Gettle Building. The telephone number of the downtown ticket office is A-1823. 4-H CLOB NEWS 4-H Star Camper awards were made Wednesday evening at the Campfire at the close of the 3 day 4-H camp at McClure Lake near Silver Lake. The awards, a trip back to camp next year and also a trophy, were awarded to Jenine Ross, of Sidney and alternate, Pat Scherer of Silver Lake for the girls and Arthur Mabie, of Syracuse, and Ed Gregory, of Pierceton, for the boys. These campers were selected Star Campers on the basis of of their fine attitude, personality, leadership in the camping activities and co-operation with the camp function. One hundred and twelve 4-H members attended the camp and there were 12 staff members. Other campers from Syracuse were Susan Darr, Vivian Fisher, Eleanor Holloway and Pat Hapner. Arthur Mabie and Susan Darr were sponsored by the Syracuse Lions club. • Wins Quiz Test. David Pletcher, of Syracuse, won the quiz test on Bill Johnson’s W. R. S. W. 4-H monthly quiz contest, last Saturday. He will appear in three months on the quarterly contest. His award for winning this monthly contest was some 4-H jewelry. Dr. and Mrs. Roy Ewing Vale are guests of the Davidsons at Sand Point. Dr. Vale is Minister, of Tabernacle Presbyterian church in Indianapolis.

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jesKy ■ ■ “That old adage about beauty being only skin deep should be changed to beauty must be skin deep”, declares Madame Helena Rubinstein, world famous beauty ’ authority, who is sending her own beauty expert. Miss Doris Dee to Thornburg Drug Co., from July 36' to August 4. ' “For really lovely make-up, your skin must be absolutely ’ clean, retaining just enough na- ’ tural oils to keep it soft and silky. Too many women are in the ‘either-or’ category, having skin that is either to oily or too dry.” “My representative has been instructed to give you a gift from me ... A special mask treatment that will help your skin retain a healthy balance of . natural oils.” Explaining the mask treatments, which Madame Rubinstein will have her travelling representative give free of charge to all women visting her, Madame Rubinstein declares: “The Herbal Mask Treatment is de§lgh?d especially for the dry, tired skin; the Special Cream Mask is an excellent corrective treatment for oily, sluggish skin.” “Know your skin type,” the famous beauty authority Advises. “You will find out that you can give yourself the sa-rtie beauty mask treatments that New York women spent large %ums of money on in expensive Fifth Avenue Salons.” Miss Dee wiP. have your beauty gift waiting for you at Thornburg Drug Co., July 30 to August 4th. Be sure to visit her. Mrs. Georgia Lawrence returned, Saturday, to her home, in Milwaukee, Wise., having spent the past two weeks here in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Burns Van Sickle. Mr. and Mrs. John Graham, of Goshen, were also guests, last week, in the Van Sickle home. Mrs. Graham is a sister of Mr. Van Sickle. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carwile returned last Saturday, from a two weeks vacation trip, to McKinney, Texas, where they visited in the home of the, former’s brother, Gerald Carwile, Jr., and family. En route home they visited various points of interest including, Devil’s Den and Turner Falls, in Oklahoma, and Lake of the Ozarks, Mo., and through the state of Illinois, home. LEGAL NOTICES TO ALL RESIDENTS OF THE TOWN OF SYRACUSE: , YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- . FIED, that at the regular meeting of the Board of Town Trustees of the Incorporated Town of Syracuse, Kosciusko County, State of Indiana, held in the Town Hall at the hour of 7:39 p. m., on the * 17th day of July 1951, the follow- ! ing Ordinance was presented to and passed by the said Board of Town Trustees: An Ordinance relating to Trail- ’ er Houses and Trailer Parks in ■ the Town of Syracuse, Indiana. Be it ordained by the Board of Town Trustees of the Incorpor- ’ ated Town of Syracuse, Kosciusko 1 County, in the State of Indiana, as * follows: Section I. That the ownership and opera- : tion of a trailer park or parks ■ catering to the trailer car or trail- ■ er home owners is hereby de1 dared to be a public nuisance and ■ the same is hereby prohibited within the corporate limits of the 1 Town of Syracuse. Section n. ’ It shall be hereafter unlawful! • for any Owner or Lessee of any ' • lot or tract of ground located' 1 within the corporate limits of the: ’ Town of Syracuse to place more than one trailer car or trailer home at any one time upon said lot or tract of ground, and in all ' cases where an Owner or Lessee of real estate in the Town of Syra- ! cuse places a trailer car or trailer home upon such a lot or tract of ground such owner is hereby re1 quired to hook up to the Syracuse City Water Mains and hook up to either the town sewer system or a standard septic tank. From and ' after the passage of this act, outside toilets for use in connection' with trailer cars or trailer homes are positively forbidden. Section HI. Upon any violation of the provisions of either Section I or Section II above, the Town of Syracuse through its duly constituted authorities shall have the power to remove the trailer cars or trailer homes causing the violation by proper proceedings in any court of competent jurisdiction within the State of Indiana. Section IV. This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force from and after the 31st day of July 1951, which said date is more than ten days after the publication of the ordinance in a newspaper of general circulation in the said Town of Syracuse. -RAY R. FREVERT. JOE R. BUSHONG. RONALD V. KRAMER. Board of Town Trustees. Attest: ERNEST BUCHHOLZ, .... Town Clerk.

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.1 WANTED: Paper hanging, in- 1 side and outside painting. Over 1990 wallpaper samples to choose from and experienced men to help you with your planning. Fre? estimates, Mak? your reservations early. Dick and Jerry Carwile Phone 34-W or 74—M. (21-ts) i ■ NOTICE: Cisterns, cesspools, septic tanks, outhouses cleaned t and repaired. Write Bill Dague, Syracuse, Ind., Gen. Del. (36-8 t AANTED: Private capital for investment on first mortgages on real estate. Liberal interest. Etter Real Estate, Phone 230R or 8?414, (2C-tf) WANTED: Woman between 40 and 60 years of age to represent Avon Products in Syracuse and rural areas. For interview write Mrs. Fruechtenicht, P. O. box 824, Huntington, Ind. (39-2 t Wanted to Buy: Two or three bedroom house in Syracuse. Phone 25-W after 4:30 p. m. (39-2 t . ARE YOU MAKING ENOUGH MONEY? Would you like to work more than 40 hours a week and make enough money to live comfortably? You can work full time 52 weeks a year and maintain a substantial steady income if you enjoy working outdoors, meeting people and like to rely on your own initiative. If you are dependable, physically fit, neat appearing, married and between the ages of 25 and 35, you can qualify for a good paying route sales job. Top salary paid while learning. Group hospital insurance plan. — Honey Crust Bakery, Inc., Goshen, Ind. (38-8 t Wanted to Lease: Meat Market, fully equipped, in Syracuse or North Webster, by a man wellqualified. Address ‘ Box Z this paper. WANTED: Farm. Have party who wants to buy a good farm. Etter Real Estate. (16-ts) WANTED: A show case, new or used, 30 in. by 30 in., or there about and standard height. Phone 101, Wayne’s Grill. LOST ' LOST: Monday, on Huntington road, lady’s red purse. Reward. J Call Elkhart 28517 or 27740. LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Harold Kitson and son, Harold, returned, Sunday, . from Fort Wayne, where they spent a ' week with Mrs. Kitson’s sister, ' Mrs. Edwin Gillie and new daughter Janice Lynn. Mrs. Gillie was the former Agnes Flemming, of Syracuse, Douglas, Nancy, Becky 1 and Pamela Gillie accompanied Mrs. Kitson and son to Fort Way- ' ne, having spent two weeks in the Kitson home here. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Omspacher. were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Omspaugh, of Fort Wayne, Ira Omspacher, of Miner- 1 '.I va, Ohio, Mrs. John Greer, of Col- ■! i ; umbia, S. C-, and Mrs. Joe Weyman and great grandson, Robert Roleski, of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. | Harold Bassett and two children were also guests at the picnic din-, ner, served on Sunday. i

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FOR SALE: Coolerator, air con 1 ditioned ice box. $30.09. Call 1617-R. (40-2 t FOR SALE: Hot point electric 1 stove with four new heating elements, side oven and warming oven. Price $40.00. Phone 613-M. 27 wFOR SALE: ton tractor 133 in. wheel base. Suitable for short body or dump body. Good rubber and in good mechancial condition, also Jeepster with new tires and in good mechincal condition. — Ross W. Osborn. FOR SALE: Transparent apples Friday and Saturday of this week and Monday and Tuesday next week. — Oakwood Orchard. ] ’ FOR RENT FOR RENT: Elmwood Heights apartment and cottages, Lake ] Wawasee. By week. Phone 1630-R. M. C. Connett. (34-8 t FOR RENT: Cottage on Lake Papakeechie, one block from Lake Wawasee. Sealed newly decorated, electric stove and frigidaire motor plumbing. Boat. Ph. 653-M. (39-3 t FOR RENT: Furnished modern apartment. Working couple preferred. North Shore Lake Wawasee. Phone 641-R.

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NOTICE: Paralee's Beauty Salon, Phone 271-J. (35-10 t Having Trouble with Alcohol? ] — ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — Box 181, Syracuse, Ind (ts) NOTICE: We lay Linoleum, Asaphalt tile, recover cabinet tops. — Phone Cromwell 89-F-11, J. D. Ridings. (28-14 t 1 NOTICE: Lawn mower sharpening and repair. Both hand and power mowers, sharpened the Foley way.— Dick and Jerry Carwile, 501 Lake st., Phones 74-M and 34-W. (39-ts) KURFEES R. F. D. Outside White Paint - $3.49 gal. Ward Farm Equipment Co. Syracuse, Ind. NOTICE: Dress up your furniture j with gay slipcovers, tailormade to fit. — Phone 24-R, Opal Keim. (40-3 t ] INSURANCE IS YOUR AUTO and FIKE Insurance too high? If so, see Knox H. Stetler Agency. “Insurance at a Saving!”—Phone 4-F-12, Syracuse. (26-ts) Rev. and Mrs. F. I. Mumford, were agreeably surprised Sunday afternoon, July 15th, when twelve ' persons, members of Elida E. U. B. Church, called to spend several hours. Among them was Charlotte Zerkel and William Holtzapple who engaged Rev. Mumford to perform their marriage ceremony August 12th, at 21:30 p. m., in the Elida E. U. B. Church. It was a wonderful afternoon for all, and they were greatly impressed I with the church and the town. KURFEES PAINTS Flat Tint White & Regular Colors - $3.95 gal. Deep Colors - $3.45 See Us for All of Your Paint Needs W ARD FARM EQUIPMENT CO. North on Route 13

FOR SAUD: Potatoes. — Dean Grady. Ph. 6-F-40, state Road IS, south of town. (7-ts) FOR SALE: Five room all mod- i ern Wawasee Lake property, with two lots, private boat landing, home has three bedrooms, excellent location, yeararound home with Westinghouse garbage disposal. Priced ] for immediate sale. One large high building lot on North side of Syracuse Lake, wooded. Priced right. Good small cottage with five rooms and garage in Oakwood Park, can easily be made into permanent home, in excellent condition, new root and garage recently cemented, furnished, all at the low price of $3,750.90. See. write or call, Jesse T. Mitchell, Syracuse, Phone 1633-J. (37-4 t FOR SALE: Pullet eggs west of Syracuse to Dewart Lake road, second house north. — Paul Warstler, • Y?- ‘ FOR SALE: New home at Wawasee Lake. 5 rooms, 1% baths, 5 closets, Nappanee cabinets In kitchen, cement basement 30 x 40, oil furnace, electric pump and water heater, lanudry and play room, 2 car garage, corner lot 135 x 150 lake privileges, !% block from grocery and case, 1 block from South Shore Golf Club. — Roy Brown, Syracuse, l Ind. R. R. 3. (39-ts) | FOR SALE: Concrete mixer and wheel barrow, used one year,! two ladders 14 ft. and 16 ft. I extension, scaffold plank, behch l saw and some paint. Call after i 5 p. m. — H. R. Lindemuth, Bachman Trailer park. (39-2 t DESTROY, the amazing new rat killer With Warfarin, ready mixed, ready to use. One pound size SI.OO. Money back guarantee. — Thornburg Drug Co., Syracuse, Ind. (36-6 t FOR SALE: Large size cabinet, coal burning heater, $30.90. Third cottage south of Macy’s Boat Slip. — Mrs. Lester G. Baughman. (40-3 t FOR SALE: Used oil-burning water heater, 30 gal., good condition. $35.00. — See J. B. Cox ‘ FOR SALE: 1948 DeLuxe Pontiac convertible. Completely equipped, one owner. Excellent condition. Phone 641-R. FOR SALE: Kenmore Electric Vacuum sweeper. South Main St. Phone 256-W. FOR SALE: Perfection tabletop oil cooking stove 6 cubic foot. Frigidaire. Excellent condition. Phone 293-W. ETTER WANTS TO SEE YOU About Two good buys in homes. In Syracuse proper — shown by appointments. Also have good listings on Syracuse, Wawasee and Papakeechie Lakes. Call and tell us what you wish. If we don’t have it, we will find it Buy your dreaiftrliome today, and really start enjoying living — ETTER REAL ESTATE South Huntington Phones 230 R or 83414

Wdwasee Boat Company K. W. HARKLESS Century Boats Cruis-Along Cruisers JOHNSON MOTORS “We Service What We Sell” Elaborate Gifts, also Quality Gifts, Moderate Price North Shore of Wawasee Lake Look For Us! We’re Worth Finding! Phone 300 Syracuse, Ind. LOTS FOR SALE ROSCOE HOWARD GEO. T. LAMM EASY TERMS

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FOR SALE: One two holer out house also one row boat without oars. Make reasonable offer. — Etter Real Estate. (39-2 t FOR SALE: Michigan Sweet and Sour Cherries and berries. Order now for early July deUvery. Wm H. Cable, R. 2 or TeL 2-F-23, Syracuse; Fred Blosser, Tel. 116-W, North Webster; Chas. Hinderer, Tel. 7513, Ligonier; Albert Kammerer, TeL 83-F-40, Leesburg. (38-3 t WOOD SALE ! ! ! During the month of July $1.25 per cord if you buy 10 or more cords. Regular price $2.50. Save $1.2i5 per cord. Buy your wood NOW! GRIFFITH LUMBER CO., MILFORD, INDIANA, PHONE 2J. ...... (37 ’ st) FOR SALE: 6 room house 4 , blocks from uptown, corner lot. 3 bedrooms, dining room, large 12x18 living room, kitchen modern, bath room tub and shower. Full basement, oil furnace and hot water heater. Must be seen to be appreciated. Call 25-M, Syracuse, Ind. (39-2 t FOR SALE: A very fine golf set with bag. Excellent condition, 4 Hogen woods, 9 matched irons, professional leather bag. This outfit would cost new today, S2OO or more—will sell for S9O. M. W. Levernier, Phone 157 or 204, Syracuse. (39-2 t FOR SALE: 29 gallons O’Brien red barn paint. Very cheap. — Miller Drug Store. (35-ts) NOW AVAILABLE Davis 50/50 Power Lawn Mower 89.95 Also Springfield Garden Tractors 3 h. p. 239.50 Cultivator 34.50 Sickle Bar - 32 in. 67.50 WARD FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Syracuse, Ind. (39-3 t FOR SALE: Small safe. $50.90. Rosina Baumgartner, Jeweler. FOR SALE: Hoover sweeper. General Mills automatic iron. Call 34-R. FOR SALE: 5 h. p. Electric ° motor, 1750 r. p. m., 259 volt. — The Journal office. FOR SALE: Harder deep freeze, 12 cubic foot, like new. $2215. C. G. Wilber, Phone 615-M. (40-ts) FOR SALE: Story and Clark pianos. Stucky Furniture. (18-ts) Protect yourself against a rise in interest rates. If you get a Fedfarm NOW, you will never pay more than 4% interest. You eral Land Bank loan on your , have the safety of 33 years to pay, but you can pay any amount any time. A farmers* cooperative. Martin M. Bassett, Sec.-Treas.. North Central Indiana, N. F. L. A., Room 23 Shobts Bldg., Goshen, Indiana; and 120 W. Market St., Warsaw, Indiana. (41-ts)