Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 46, Number 17, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 8 February 1952 — Page 4

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SENIOR NEl|’S The Senior Class would like to express their deepest sympathy to Mr. Clyde Weaver and daughters, Janet and Carol, regarding the death of Mts. Clyde Weaver. The Seniors would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to: Douglas Mock, Feb. 7. Eric Larson, Feb. 7. Philip Worth, Feb. 7. Paul Beezley, Feb. 9. — Donna Cleghorn. F. F. A. NEWS Initiation ceremoneis were held Wednesday, Jan. 30i, at 12:15 in the Agriculture room. Jim Gard, Garry Eyer, David Pletcher, John Hoover, Frank Searfoss, Emory Stiffler. Arthur Mabie, Douglas Mock, Carl Winkinson, and Harold Denton, were initaited to the degree of Chapter Farmers by the officers of the Milford chapter. — Reporter Em. Stiffler. WHO’S WHO He is: George Clifford Kistler, 5’ lOMf”; sports writer for the! Annual staff. He was: born August 16. 1934 in Syracuse, Ind. j in the Junior class play. He has: brown hair, blue eyes; been Student Manager of the basketball team since his Sophomore year; been in the chorus 3 years; 1 3 brothers and 2 sisters. He likes: to sleep; Spike Jones; Phil Harris; History and Mathematics; Miss Hamman; fried chicken with mashed potatoes; basketball; football, and [ baseball. He dislikes: Lipstick on drinking fountains; top much work; getting up in the mornings; and onions. Clifford plans to join the Navy after graduation. The Seniors wish him the best of luck! — Marcia Disher and Shirley Disher. FRESHMAN NEWS Who’s AVho Os The Freshmen It was a great day on May 30, 1937, when Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shewman presented the city of Kokomo, Ind., with a “bouncing” brown headed, gray eyed boy. They called their son “Master” Joseph Oliver Shewman. In later life he was nicknamed ’“Joe”.

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I Finally the small town of Syrai i cuse heard about Joe. He was 11 then a member of the Class of ’55 .i at Syracuse High School. Today ■ Joe is a.” 7” tall and weighs 125 • pounds. He tells me his favorite J food is Italian Spaghetti (which I sounds good), and he likes to j swim, and his favorite tune is i “Sin.” Joe likes all the teachers here at SHS. After graduation, Joe plans to join the United States Marines. Good Luck, Joe! i Let’s see if you can guess who 1 this boy is? He has lived here in , Syracuse the biggest share of his [ life. He has red hair, brown eyes, is 5’ 7%” tall, and weighs ’ 135 pounds. His birthday is . March 30, and his favorites are: . Food, flsh; sport, softball; teacher, ‘Curly’ Longenbaugh, and the ( song, “Slowpoke”. His ambition is to be a farmer. He is nicknamed “Deke”. Probably by now l you know who he is; it is none other than Dennis Forestone, son I of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fire- | stone. SHS wishes you all the luck in the world, Dennis! j —- Shirley Cripe. — JUNIOR NEWS The Junior class is in the I midst of making plans for the Junior-Senior reception. ,i Jerry Clark is still vacationing in Florida. I — Tom Roose. SPEECH CLUB Monday evening, several members of* the Speech Club were i guests of the Senior Mother’s j Club. They were invited to have a panel discussion for the ladies. The topic was “Govern Thyself and You Will Be Able To Govern The World.” Pat Kitson, Janet Kitson. Audrey Hamman, and Eric Larson were the discussion members, with Jane Kroh as moderator. After the group gave their views on the topic, the audience asked questions and parI ticipated in the discussion. The “Speak-Easies” wish again to . thank the Senior Mother’s Club. We hope to be able to do more things in the future. At the present we have only nine members in the club. They are as follows: Philip Nine, Jerry Clark. Eric Larson, Roger Coil, Roxanna Weaver, Pat Kitson, Janet Kitson, Jane Kroh and Aud-

SYRACUSE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1931 - 1952 Feb. 8 Cromwell H Feb. 15 Ligonier T Feb. 20 So. Whitley H Feb. 22 Leesburg T Feb. 27 - Mar. 1, Sectional rey Hamman. We have sent for declamations and are planning to go to a couple speech contests this spring. Any one who would like to join the club (that is, students), are welcome, beef;use with our plans, we can use a .fewmore members. We’ll be speaking you! SYRACUSE WAS FRUSTRATED IN TWO GAMES OVER WEEKEND The Yellow Jackets lost two games last week to make t Heir record 2 wins and 13 losses. The Etna Green Cubs defeated ti e Yellow Jackets by 2<3 po nts. Last Saturday night the Men (one Bulldogs came back in the • last $ quarter to over throw the Yellow Jackets, 49-44. The Cromwell Spartans will! invade the Yellow Jackets, this Friday night, Feb. 9th, at the Syracuse gym. The Etna Green quintet proved itself to be one of the leading teams in the county by defeating the Yellow so soundly. They led the Jackets throughout the game. They took an early lead in the first quarter with the score 18-10. Klinefelter let! the Cubs with 10 points in the first quarter. The Yellow Jackets were only able to score 6 points in the second quarter. The Ctißs had the Yellow Jackets doubled at half-time, 32-16. Syracuse was only able to score in the single figures in the third and fourth quarters. Syracuse showed one of their poorest defensive and offensive games of the season. Stouder led the Cubs with 7 points in the third quarter. The score sit the end of the game was Etna Green. 55, Syracuse 32. Both Klinefelter and St ouder had a total of 17 points each for the victors. Kroh led the li e] low Jackets with 7 points. ETNA GRE’N (55) FG FT PF Taylor, f 13 1 Mason, f 1 0 2 D. Stouder, c 8 1 2 Klinefelter, g 7 31 Reprogle, g 10 4 R. Stouder 0 (I 9 Long 202 Thomas 1 !! 3* Johnson '2 I » 3' Dawalt Oil Totals 23 <i 19 SYRACUSE (32) FG FT PF Schock, f 132 Bates, f 0 13 Kroh, c 2 3 5 Doll, g 1 2 5 Connolly, g 2 13 Herbison 2 L 5 Koble 0 1 0 (Totals 8 16 23 Score By Quarters ETNA GREEN 18 32 45 55 SYRACUSE 10 16 25 312 The little Yellow Jacket 3 showed more power than the first team by defeating the Ci bs sec-

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ond team, 30 to 26. Charters led the Yellow Jackets with seven points. Johnson had 10 points for the Cubs. SYRACUSE LOSES NUMBER TWO TO MENTONE Kindig led the Mentone Cubs to their victory by scoring 31 points. Doll led the Yellow Jackets with 15 points. Yellow Jackets showed more power in the first quarter than in the Etna Green game, and led at the end of the first quarter, 11-6. Kindig led the Bulldogs with 12 points in the second quarter. Mentone scored 19 points to 14 tor Syracuse to tie the score at half-time, 2 5-al 1. Syracuse trailed at the end of the third quarter, 33-37. Doll led the Yellow Jackets with 5 [points in the 3rd quarter. Mentone outscored the Yellow Jackets in the last j quarter 12-11, and won ou\ 1- 4. ... .. - | . MENTONE (49) FG FT PF Boggs, f 0 0 1 Faurote, f 4 3 4 Dickey, c 033 Brown, g 10 3 Kindig, g 11 9 3 Creighton 0 0 3 Marshall 0 2 1 Tinkey 001 Ferverda 0 0 1 Totals k 16 17 20 SYRACUSE (44) FG FT PF Shock, f 223 Bates, f 114 Kroh, c 5 2 5 Doll, g 5 5 5 Connolly, g 114 Herbison 1 0 3 Roose 111 Totals 16 12 25 Score by Quarters MENTONE 6 2(5 37 49 SYRACUSE 11 25 33 44 The little Yellovr Jackets won their second consecutive game, defeating the Mentone seconds by a 33-31 score in an overtime. Dick Losee scored the only two points Sin the overtime tor the Yellow Jackets. Losee and Stahly had 9 points each for the Yellow’ Jackets. Cullen and Corney had 6 points each fdr the Bulldogs. G. A. A. MEETS The G. A. A. meeting was opened February sth by the president, Jane Godschalk.. Roll call was taken and then a motion was made and agreed upon to have a kick-ball game instead of a basketball game. The .two team captains chose new squads and kickball was then played. | Darlene Roger’s team won with a score so 35 to 10. After the game a short business meeting was called by the president. A stunts and tumbling program, in which all of the girls in G.A.A. will take part, will be given sometime in March. A committee was chosen to make plans for the program. Those on the committee are Linida Trout, Caroline Coil, Bea Bachman, Jane Godschalk and June Jeffries. The meeting was then adjourned. We would like more members in our association, so remember girls, all of you are welcome to come and join! The meetings are held on Tuesday’s after school. —Sec’y. Kay Adams.

NOTICES

A. NOTICE: Will care for children in my home. Also washings and ironings wanted. Phone 292-M. Having Trouble with Alcohol? — ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — Box 181, Syracuse, Ind (ts) Protect yourself against a rise in interest rates. If you get a Federal Land Bank loan on your farm NOW, you will never pay more than 4% interest. You 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 Ind! ana. N. F. L. A., Room 23 -hoots Bldg., Goshen, Indiana; amt 120 W. Market St., Warsaw. Indiana. (41-ts) NOW IN: SHERWIN-WILLIAMS SUPER KEM-TONE in all those NEIW 19'52 COLORS that you have beefi asking for. Thornburg Drug Co. (3t-16) NOTICE: Photographs painted in oils. Mrs. G. M. Harvey. 12-6 t LOST: Gold leaf ear ring in Syracuse business district. Finder please leave at Journal office. FOUND FOUND: Pair of glasses, bifocal. At the Journal Office. GRADE BAND. NEWS This Friday evening the grade band will play before the Crom-well-Syracuse game. Each member has been working hard, with the aid of the parents, to put on a good performance. The band consists of students from the fifth and sixth grades, with the help of x Jimmy Connolly and Jimmy Casky on the snare drums, and Melody Ann Gustafson leading the group. ’ Much enthusiasm has been shown on the part of the students and we hope to give the patrons a fair idea as to what goes on each Tuesday and Thursday morning at the grade building. Be on time, 7:00 p. m. Friday evening and we’ll make the rafters ring. The Boy Scouts of America have $32,650,000 invested in its camps for the boys of the nation. It rarely pays to gnna corn for hogs after they. have reached a weight of 50 pounds, say Purdue University animal husbandrymen.

Goshen Community Auction Sales Feb. 11 at 12 o’clock I| pays to sell your live stock at Goshen where you have a competitive market. Horse Sale Thursday, Feb. 14, at 12 o’clock. Top prices this week were: Milk Cow $287.50* Heif. & Steers $24 to $33.00 Bulls, top s2B.oioi Veal, top u— $41.50 Butcher Cows — Fat Cows sl9. to $2'2.80 Butcher Cows — Canners and Cutters sls. to $18.50! Male Hogs, heavy SIO.OO ' Male Hogs, light $1'2.50 Fat Hogs, top 1 $19.00 Lambs J >s29.ooi[ Roughs, heavy .... sl3. to $15.0*0 j Roughs, light sls. to $17.50 \.e Have the Buyers. Sherman M’Dowell Martin j Aucti ineers 1 Romayne Sherman - ~'ra Thomas Owners

Speeders and Reckless Drivers will be Prosecuted Due to the fact that the Town Board has received so many complaints of speeding and reckless driving on the streets of Syracuse, and since warnings to violators have been to no avail, the Board has instructed the town marshals’ to henceforth issue arrest tickets for all violations. — By Order Os — Town Board of Syracuse

FOR RENT FOR RENT: Floor Sander and Polisher at the Wawasee Lbr. Co., Phone 278, Syracuse. (12-ts) FOR RENT: Nicely furnished room, board if desired. Phone 609-W. (17-ts) FOR RENT: Modern 3 room apartment. Telep. 80. 16->2t FOR SALE OR RENT— All modern five room house, full basement, garage, Venetian blinds, five years old. Four blocks from town. J. W. Jones. 16-ts

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WANTED: — Good used high chair. Call 631-J. WANTED: Standing timber that will make saw logs. Elkhart Lumber and Sawmill, 2100 Johnson Street, Elkhart, Indiana. (9-llt) EGGS WANTED: For highest prices year round, sell your eggs to KROGER on the grade. We pick up at your door once a week. Send name, address and location to Doyle Burkett, Cromwell, Ind., or phone 87-F-31 Cromwell. 16-3 t WANTED: We want property to sell. If worth the money, we can move it. ETTER REAL ESTATE, phones 230-R and 653-L. WANTED: Waitress, experience not necessary. Apply at once. Wayne’s Grill. (16-2 t SALESMEN WANTED: FORCED TO CHANGE by other business interests. Splendid Rawleigh business now available in South Elkhart County where products have been sold many years. Nearby dealers doing good business too. Will furnish list of customers and help you get started. See Virgil Deisch, Leesburg, or write Rawleigh’s, Dept. INA-12 4-216A, Freeport, 111. (15-st) WANTED TO BUY: Upright piano. American Legion Post No. 223. DE-STROY — The amazing new Rat Killer—with WARFARIN, ready-mixed, ready -to - use. ; Farm size, $2.75. 1-Ib size, sl. Money back guarantee. Thornburg Drug Co. Syracuse North Webster (8-16 t INSURANCE IS YOUR AUTO and FIRE Insurance too high? If so, see Knox H. Stet 1 er. Agency. “Insurance at a Saving!”—Phone 4-F-12, Syracuse. (26-ts) O.E.S. NEWS The Past Matrons Club held their February meeting in the home Os Mrs. Joe Rapp, with Mrs. Albert Emerson assistant hostess. The meeting was opened and the business conducted by the president, Mrs. A. L. Miller. Fourteen members responded to roll call. Following the adjournment a social hour was enjoyed. A photograph of the vintage of 1928 was passed causing much hilarity, after which tripoli was played. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ida Hamman, Mrs. Edith Harley, Mrs. Ruby Worth, and Mrs. Joe Bushong. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses, after which all members went on an observation trip of Mrs. Rapp’s new and beautiful kitchen? All returned home having enjoyed a very pleasant evening.

FOR SALE FOR SALE: Five h. p. electric motor, 170*0' r.p.m., 3-phase 220 volt. Good condition, will sell cheap. The Journal office, Syracuse. FOR SALE: Full size metal bed, springs, mattress. 309 Boston St. FOR SALE: Live young rabbits. Ben Zimmerman, ph. 15-F-12. SEE ETTER REAL ESTATE FOR THE FOLLOWING GOOD BUYS: 37 acres, muck ground, on highway 13, south of town 2% mi. 6-room partly modern home, 3-brooder houses, large chicken house, barn, corn crib, fruit trees, berry patch, wonderful garden spot. This location is ideal for fruit and vegetable market. With a little work and vision, this js as near finding security as you will ever find it. Price only sß*7 50.0 b. Possession 30 days. Syracuse lake front, in town.—[ 3-bed room, 5-room modern home. Completely furnished. Move in tomorrow. Reduced from sll,oo’o. to slo,o'oo for quick sale. Down payment can be arranged, as well as the monthly payments. 5% interest. Would you pay $12,500.00 for a home? If I prove to you thaj you can’t duplicate it today anfi build? Then listen, to this: Two acres, with fenced in or[chard. 7-room, 4 bed room, modern home, large living room, venetio® blinds throughout. Spacious dining room handy to kitchen, light and cheerful kitchen, new and plenty of cupboards; new garbage disposal. Space in kitchen to eat breakfast for 8. Larg[e laundry room, for automatic washer! s and drier. Plenty of space freeze. 3 bedrooms up, one bedroom down. More closet space than the usual home. Complete bath, shower over tub, medicine cabinets, linen closets, large hot water heater, water softener. Completely newly decorated, and fully insulated. Metal roof, all down-spouted. nice basement, with stoker furnace, two years old. Extra fruit room. Two car garage. Property located just outside of city limits, on good road. Let me show you this. Papakeechie Lake. 2 bedroom, modern home, kitchen, living I room and dining combination. Glassed and screened in porch. Nice basement, with lanndry room, automatic oil furnace, home fully insulated. Extra space in attic for two bedrootns with little work and expense. Price only $8,000.00, terms. North Huntington St. — 2 bedrooms, 5-room modern home, nice kitchen, good location, garage. Only $6,500.00. Kale Island, Wawasee. — Ideal for couple. Modernistic stucco cottage. Modern, partly furnished, fire place, tile floor, full bath, new cabinets builtin. Screened-in porch, bunk beds. Access to good beach. Price only $7,250.00. Terms. 9-Acre apple orchard. Modern '2bedroom home, garage under home, other out buildings, a good garden spot. House alone well worth the asking price of $10,500.00. Papakeechie Lake. — 2 ■ bedroom modern home. Nice living room and kitchen facing beautiful Lake Papakeechie. Includes a heating stove, Bendix washer, refrigerator and a gas strvo. Selling price of $10,0*00.00, or $2500 down, easy payments. Phones 230-R and 653-L — ETTER REAL ESTATE.

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LOTS For Sale ROSCOE HOWARD . GEO. T. LAMM EASY TERMS

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FOR SALE — See the new lightweight 1 or 2-man DJsston chain saws at new low pkjees. Write or call for demonstration. Wawasee Marina, Inc., Rt. 2, Syracuse. Phone Cromwell 58-F-20. (17-21) FOR SALE: Unfinished threeroom bungalow. Full basement; two extra rooms can easily be added. One-half mile south of Waco on old 13. Large lot. Can be purchased as low as S3OO down. Phone 609-W’. (14-ts) FOR SALE— Story and Clark pianos. Stucky Furniture. (18-ts) FOR SALE: “Special Notice”—to party thinking of buying a home. * This one has value. Where can you buy a Syracuse lake front lot for $2,500.00, and what can you build for $5,500.00, especially a sixroom house, with 3 bedrooms, parlor, living room with picture window, and no running outside these cold days; it has a full bath. Your wife can whip up a meal fit for a King in this kitchen. Spacious, light, lake view, plenty of cupboards, and new tqo. Yes, it is a value at $8,0*00.00 and we can work out some terms if desired, and you can move in tomorrow. Phones 230-R and 653-L. — ETTER REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE: New Potatoes. Dean Grady, phone 6-F-40, on state road 13 south of town. (44-ts — FARM FOR SALE — Excellent farm with. home and outbuildings on 120 acres and 110 acres additional across county line in Benton twp.’ Will sell separately, to right persons. EDW. E. STEPHENSON Real Estate Broker Syracuse — Phones 198 or 310 FOR SALE: New home at Wawasee lake, 5 rooms, 1% baths, 5 closets, Nappanee cabinets In kitchen, cement basement 30 x 40, oil furnape, electric pump and water heater, laundry 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, Ind., R. R. 3. (14-ts) GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES For Sale. A. K. C. litter registered. Silver grays. Champion bloodlines. Wayne’s Grill. Syracuse, Ind. 13-8 t FOR SALE: Used Horton washer, $*28.00. Also all-steel car top, 'suction type carrier, $6.0*0. House at old W 7 awasee airport. Geo. Thornburg, R 2, Syracuse. FOR SALE: Delta . Homecraft Power Tools. Start your hobby shop. SYRACUSE HDWRE., Phone 6. SYRACUSE LAKE NORTH SHORE Modern brick veneer, well located and a good buy for small family. This is priced right. NORTH SHORE Beautiful home on 100 foot lot. Three bed rooms down. Long living room and glassed in porch *— second floor fully furnished, and can be leased as apartment and will help pay for this house. IN SYRACUSE LAKE FRONT Two of the best homes in Lake Front properties. Completely modern and within the town limits. FRONT STREET Newly decorated and painted. 2 bed room, completely modern bungalow — picture window. SOUTH HUNTINGTON Thoroughly modern insulated brick; well planned and good location. 1 BLOCK SOUTH OF MAIN A good buy, modern. 2 bedroom, basement and new furnace — $8,500.0*0 , EDW. E. STEPHENSON Real Elstate Broker Syracuse — Phones 198 or 310