Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 47, Number 3, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 31 October 1952 — Page 8

Entertainment

' LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bauer and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daniels of Whiting, Ind., were guests Sunday afternoon in the home of the former’s brother, S. A. Bauer and Mrs. Bauer.

ALL Kinds of INSURANCE Bob McClintic Ins. Phone 648-M

MEMORIAL COLISEUM WAYNE MV St <l7 44 Ml.—. - 4JL Evening Performances— N Uwe U lUlel IO Sunday—Afternoon Only I SKATING VANITIES ~ ■ ZOLLNER TICKET OFFICE, o» Vim Sporting Goods Store, I } 1027 S. CALHOUN ST., FORT WAYNE 2, INDIANA. J Order ■ Enclosed find check or money order totaling $ I Y*|>m ■ payment for ........ tickets at $.. each. ( * J Date of Performance —1 *f choice date * Tickets ! —2nd choice ate I By Mail All Seat* Reserved—s 3, $2.50, $2 & $1.50 NOW! ■ NAME ! i ADDRESS ! ZI CITY STATE I ! Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. (Make Checks Payable to Skating Vanities)

Political Announcement

( • I am a candidate for Representative to the Indiana Legislature from Kosciusko county. My opponent for that office is Frank O. Rarick, the present incumbent, who is seeking re-election. • In addition to filling the office of Representative, Mr. Rarick is Kosciusko county Republican Chairman and his wife heads the Women’s Division of that party. Ido not believe one man sliould have that much dictatorial power over any political party. k • If I am elected to the high office which I seek, I shall not endeavor to create a political machine for the purpose of controlling all political and civic activities of the county. • I SHALL SERVE ALL OF THE TAXPAYERS TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY AND WITHOUT PARTIALITY OR POLITICAL AFFILIATION. • I SHALL VOTE TO OPPOSE ANY INCREASE OF TAXES WHICH ARE NOT ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY IN THE CONDUCT OF GOOD AND EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT. • I AM OPPOSE TO THE CONTEMPLATED INCREASE IN GASOLINE TAX. • 1 AM OPPOSED TO THE PRESENT GROSS INCOME TAX AS IT NOW APPEARS ON THE LAW BOOKS OF INDIANA AND I WOULD SUPPORT A NET INCOME TAX IN LIEU THEREOF. • 1 BELIEVE EVERY ELECTED OFFICE HOLDER SHOULD RENDER HONEST AND CONSCIENTIOUS SERVICE TO HIS COMMUNITY AND IN THE SAME MANNER IN WHICH HE WOULD OPERATE HIS OWN BUSINESS. DISHONESTY IN PUBLIC OFFICE IS A SERIOUS CRIME AND SHOULD BE PUNISHED WITHOUT FEAR OR FAyOR. • I HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS IN WARSAW FOR MANY YEARS. MY TWO SONS WERE EDUCATED IN THE WARSAW SCHOOLS. BOTH OF MY SONS SERVED THEIR COUNTRY IN WORLD WAR TWO. AND THEY ARE BOTH AFFILIATED WITH ME IN BUSINESS.

Mrs. Rose Kehr of Oswego, spent several days last week In the home of her niece, Mrs. A. J. Babcock and family. On Friday Mrs. Babcock, Mrs. Kehr and Ronnie Robinson visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stout near Kendallville. Mrs. Kehr’s daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Peck of Mishawaka, was a dinner guest Saturday In the Babcock home. Miss Marcia Disher, a student at Indiana University, spent the week end at her home here.

ANDREW G. ENGLE

WAWAKEECHIE HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB The Wawakeechie Home Demonstration Club met Oct. i 22 with 21 members and 4 children present. Mrs. John Sudlow and Mrs. Robert Laird were guests. Song of the month was "Silver Threads Among The Gold”, and the chorus sang "Moonlight Bay.” Meditation was given by Mrs. Cleo Green and remarks on rheumatic fever by Mrs. David Culley. Mrs. Harry Burson gave the lesson on "Fabric Finishes.” It was voted by the club members for the officers of the past year to remain in office for the coming year: Mrs. Gene Hattersley, pres. Mrs. Carl Moser, vice-pres. Mrs. Ted Schoeff, secretary. Mrs. Roy Stocker, secretary. The next meeting will be Tuesday, Nov. 18. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Ray Denzel, Mrs. James Michael and Mrs. Gene Hattersley. PAYS ANOTHER INSTALLMENT Couhty Clerk Bushong paid another installment to the Warsaw daily blurp this week, by giving them a $2.37 legal advertisement, of concern ONLY to Syracuse people, paid for by a Syracuse —and against wishes of those concerned. That 's the way the Warsaw machine works.

—REAL ESTATE—EDW. E. STEPHENSON — OFFICES — Downtown and North Shore Road Syracuse Wawasee Telephones: 198 or 310 Member National Association of Real Estate Boards

r r s «Nm Ik - ■ "’Mt W ' '■■’ I ’•U*? .. ’ > .. . < »fe ; '■, - . ■ wg Hu ■ - Wk I Am Asking The Support of ALL Voters And If Elected I Shall Serve In That Spirit. In local elections, where party issues are not one should always be guided by his judgment of who ' is the best man for the office.

SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL, Syracuse, Ind.

Girl Scout News Tuesday, October 2iß, from after school until six p. m., Girl Scouts, at the Northern Indiana Public Service Co., registered the names of all who wished the services of Girl Scout’s Aides for iny service needed to enable them to go to the polls, strictly a non-partisan service. The exhibits in the window are byway of featuring the major interests, ideals, or activities of Girl Scouts, such as Monday—• Homemaking. Tuesday—Citizenship, Wednesday—First Aid or home safety efforts, Thursday— International Friendship, Friday —Arts and Crafts, and Saturday —Outdoor Skills. Girl Scout Week was established after the death of Juliette Low, founder of Girl Scouts in the United States, as away of doing honor to her momory. Her birthday was October 31. Syracuse Bridge Club Mrs. Matt Abts was hostess to the ladies of the Syracuse bridge club in her home Wednesday. A )1 o’clock luncheon was served. There were three tables, and prizes were won by Mrs. O. C. Stoelting, Mrs.- C. H. King and Mrs. Walter Kegg. Miss Vivian Conover, Miss Irene Abts and Mrs. Dorothy Harris were guests.

Jt /CT/ FRIDAY • OCT. 31 AtMididte CHILLING! PICKWICK

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hufty are leaving for Oklawaha, Fla., this week, where they will spend the winter. CARD OF THANKS We wish to ekpress our appreciation to the many friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and at the time of the death of husband and father. Mrs. H. W. Buchholz, Ernest Buchholz.

DANCE &JL To Music of “3 GOBS and A FBI. NITE JVf X SHIP’S BAR Yellow Banks Hotel LAKE WEBSTER « LIQUOR - BEER Barbecued Chicken SANDWICHES OHHMMMiniMBMMMUMI in r w w imiiHi»iiiHß9»innniiiiiiiiiu Attend Our WAUOWEEN i WygL FRI. NITE Oct. 31 PRIZES r Funniest DANCING! To “3 GOBS & A GAL” CRYSTAL THEATRE LIGONIER, INDIANA Tonite & Sat. Oct. 31 - Nov. 1 "CARSON CITY” Randolph Scott - Lucille Norman Raymond Massey f A roaring story of Nevada’s border war — filmed in color. Sunday - Monday - Tuesday Nov. 2-3-4 "THE WORLD IN HIS ARMS” Gregory Peck - Ann Blyth A whole world of adventure sweeps the screen —a story of red-blooded men who thrive on danger. Wed. r Thurs. Nov. 5-0 "YOU FOR ME” Peter Lawford - Jane Greer Gig Young She was in love with one in a —- should she marry one with a million — it’s a broadminded triangle. — Coming — t Sjmday - Monday - Tuesday Nov. 9-10-11 "MONKEY BUSINESS” Ginger Rogers - Cary Grant Marilyn Monroe

BOWLING NEWS Bowlaway ladies league of Ligonier alleys results Oct. 29; Ist—l. & M*.; 2nd—Newman’s; 3rd—Atz; 4th—Silveus and Pickwick; 5 th—Crystal. BOWLING RESULTS Etter’s real estate won three games from Sally Jo’s, at the Woodrow alleys in Goshen Tuesday night. Scores: Mary Popenfoose Blakesley 126, 154, 112 —391; Anne Robertson >123, 110, I'2s—- — Frances Cohenour 82, 85, 109—>276; Lola Buhrt 108, 10|7, DEWARTLAKE Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brewer, new owners of Dewart Inn, had as house guests for two weeks, Paul’s aunt, Mrs. Omar Philips and Mr. Philips of Indianapolis. The Inn has been quite busy with dinners for duck hunters. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hartman D. Egger were Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Beard, of Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. Beard’s mother, Mrs. A. Thorall of Washington.

LAUNDERETTE HOURS Beginning Nov. Ist Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. Sat. 8 to 5 o’clock CLOSED All Day Thurs. Wawasee Launderette Syracuse, Ind. FIRE INSURANCE Bob McClintic Ins. Phone 648-M

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Mtmawjaaii ham. FRI. - SAT. • Double Feature • Oct. 31 - Nov. 1 Sunday and Monday November 2-3 ' f Ura'’ the Front; ‘ HARVEY IEMBECK MARI BLANCHARD "*3* [ Tuesday- Wednesday - November 4-5 Kirk Douglas in the towering battle to tame the Northwest. "The Big Sky" Thursday • Fun Nite • Nov. 6 iSSSSSS& w* - WilflH TECHWICOIOR

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1953