Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 46, Number 43, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 8 August 1952 — Page 8

EJheatre Entertainment

Oakwood Park Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Reed and son Ben, of Fulton, Ind., were in their home here last week. Miss Mayme Stecher spent the past week in Ft. Wayne, with her brother and family. Charles Garner, who is attending summer school at I. U., spent last week-end here with his wife and sons, Buddy and Johnny. Rev. and Mrs. Leo R. Erny and daughter, Ruth, and her friend, Esther Little, of Donaldson, are

3rd Annual State Water Ski Meet SOUTH SHORE INN LAKE WAWASEE Sunday, Aug. 10th 1:30 P. M. $200.00 IN TROPHIES One Os The Largest Ski Clubs In Nation SLALAM MEET WILL BE HELD SATURDAY, AUG. 9th At Ogden Island Point — Johnson’s Bay See the present State Champions Tommy Prine, Men — Marion Ensminger, Women

SQUARE & ROUND DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT — AUGUST 9 8:00 to 11:30 P. M. For All Ages POP SPRUNGER AND HIS ORCHESTRA >argent’s Hotel Convention Hall — Lake Wawasee Door Donations — Soft Drinks Properly Sponsored — Let’s Have Fun

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LOOK! SPEED FANS! ■ New Paris Speedway Features 9 BIG MOD. STOCK CAB EVENTS SUNDAY NITE, AUG. 10th —Sanctioned by Tri-State Racing Assn. AND WOMAN’S DARE DEVIL RACERS — at CASSOPOLIS, MICH., Speedway A Full Field of Women Drivers — 20-lap Championship Trophy Raise — ALSO 25-lap For Men — A Full Program — Cass County Fairgrounds on Rt. 60-W 19 miles Northeast of Elkhart.

spending two weeks in their cottage. Rev. Mr. Erny is improving from a recent illness. Lester Modistett, of So. Bend, has started construction on his permanent home here. We all wish him well. Rev. Willard Parks, of South Bend, has his home almost.completed. Mrs. Parks and son are assisting him with the painting. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Owrleese spent several days recently with their daughter and family, at Massillon, Ohio.

Mrs. Emma Miller aid grandchildren, of Indianapclis, are spending a week here. Mr. and Mrs. George Cook, of Indianapolis, spent last week-end here with Mrs. Cook's mother, who is spending the summer in their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hlnstorff and children, of Milwaukee, Wis., are their vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mis. O. R. Marshall. Mr. and. Mrs. Earl zunlck, of Indianapolis, are spending their vacation in their cottage here. They have their grai dchlldren, Steve and Judy, with t iem. Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Overholt are spending some time here. Mr. Overholt is recuperating from a recent illness. PAPAKEECHDE LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kowallik were hosts Sunday to Mrs. Kowallik’s brother, Lloyd Trump, of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hartzler, of South Whitley, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Rodgers, over the week-end. A rec§nt guest of the C. G. Etters was Mrs. Etter’s brother, Wayne Standerford, of Muncie. The Ira Furman log home is occupied by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Freese, of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Freese were here (last year, and brought some friends this time, so they all could enjoy the lake. CRYSTAL THEATRE LIGONIER, INDIANA * The Coolest Spot In Town Tonight & Saturday Aug. 8-9 “INDIAN UPRISING” Geo. Montgomery - Audrey Long The fall in fury of the great Apache Nation — filmed in technicolor ,the story of the rise ih hate and in the end in glory _pf the great Geronimo. Sunday - Monday - Tuesday Aug. 10-11 12 “LOVELY TO LOOK AT” Kathryn Grayson - Skelton Marge & Gower Champion A technicolor happy pleasure parade . . about youth, love and fun —sparkling with n.irth, merriment and music. Wed. & Thurs. Aug. 13-14 “The first time” Robert Cummings - Barbara Hale The yowl and howl comedy that kicks the lid off of mirth control. — Coming —- Sunday - Monday - Tuesday Aug. 17-1&-19 “WEEK END WITH FATHER” Van Heflin - Patricia Neal Gigi Peneau

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Come Early!!! Cai toons on First Show Oily!! Friday & Sat. Aug. 8-9 Dana Andrews - Claude Rains “SEALED CARGO” — ALSO — Irene Dunne - Fred Mac Murray “NEVER A DULL MOMENT” SAT. Only! — Laie Spook Show! Sunday - Monday - TuesdayAug. 1011-12 Ann Blyth - Ff.rley Granger . “OUR VERY OWN” — ALSO — Van Heflin - Evelyn Keyes “THE PROWLER” Wed. - Thurs. Aug. 13-14 Bette Davis - Barry Sullivan “PAYMENT ON DEMAND” — ALSO — Roaring with Thrills and Spills “THE PACE THAT THRILLS” Star ring Bill Williams - Carla Balenda

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WAWASEE LAKE North Shore, Jones Landing.— •Nan Warren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Warren, and Murray Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hutton Miller, of Riverside, 111., will be united in marriage on Saturday, Aug. 23, at 4:30 p.m. Immediatey following the ceremony there will be a reception at the Warren home. Wa-Ana-Harbor.—The Banning & (Thomas reunion was held Sunday at the Frank Banning home, with a carry-in Italian dinner.

LAKELAND Xi Theatre — No. Webster 2 Big Hits “KING g ™ »r m ij STRANGE UNG * doo ß SUN. MON. AUG. 10-11 Gene Kelly — Donald O’Connor — in—“Singin’ In The Rain” COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR TUES. WED. THURS. AUGUST 12-13-14 • M-G-M presents one of the screen’s most magnificent achievements! A triumph of sight, sound and sensation! Three stupendous hours of Technicolor entertainment that capture every emotion known to the human spirit! "QUO VADIS COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR — Starring — ROBERT TAYLOR — DEBORAH KERR NOTE: Policy on “QUO VADIS” Only —1 Show each NIGHT starting at 8:00 o’clock. Adults 60c — Children 20c (Federal tax included)

There were 68 present, one from San Diego, some from Chicago, Goshen and Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McCarthy, of Chicago, were at a Banning cottage (which they have had for 16 seasons) for a long week-end. The Mission Circle of the Church of God is meeting Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Dial Pensinger. Mr. and Mrs. visited Sunday in the home of their son, Russell and family, near Warsaw.

Mr and Mrs. Donald Hall and son left Monday to return to their home in Corey,. Pa., after spending two weeks in the Wilma Hire home. BAKE SALE Women’s Relief Corps SATURDAY, AUG. 9 10 A. M. At Dixie Grill ICE CREAM SOCIAL Home Made Cake and Pie on Grade School Lawn SATURDAY EVENING, . AUG. 9th Eastern Star Chapter

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