Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 47, Number 51, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 2 October 1953 — Page 8

CULVER STUDENT Enrolled at Culver Military Academy for the 60th academic year which got underway last week are Robert M. Baer and C. Richard Tuttle, both from 'Syracuse. They are sons of Melvin H. Baer, R. R. 3, and Mrs. Carl R. Tuttle. R. R. 'l, respectively. Founded by Henry Harrison Culver. the Internationally known college preparatory school opened for its first term pn September 25, 1894. Forty-tiro cadets comprised the first corps, as compared with a capacity enrollment for the 1953**64 academic year of 740 cadets.

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HERB SHRINER SHOW WzAx/ COLISEUM XL/ IN PERSON SUNDAY.OCT.iI ONE PERFORMANCE 2:30 With ALL-STAR Cast • Featuring JOHNNY LONG'S ORCHESTRA x Mail Orders Now! Address all Mail Orders to Zollner Ticket Office, Vim Sporting Goods, 1027 S. Calhoun. Tickets: $3, $2.50, $2.00 and $1.50. Box Office Opens Thursday, Oct. 1 mmttHNiiimtniiiuiuHmitiiiniu:iiuiuiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiHiiimuiiiiimHiiiiiiiiiiiintUi<miiuuiiUiUttiiiiUiHnimiii Take Home a QOARJ Today C >••», »M« •*•*. »•*•* Closing for the Season, Sunday. Oct. 4 Now is the time to put several gallons in your freezer for use this fall and winter. Packaged in the handy pinta or half-gallon oonoontainers. Phone your order in advance and we will have it ready for you to pick up. Syracuse 636-L or 654-R. We wish to thank all of you for your patronage this past season, and we will be looking forward to seeing you in the Spring. Thank You! JOHN and MARIE YAEGER.

WINS CONTEST Mr. Ed Kleinkaight. local Chevrolet dealer, has become the recipient of a three-day vacation jaunt to Rhinelander, Wise., on the basis of his having placed first and fourth in the Chevrolet Champions Campaign which was conducted during the months of May and June in the Indianapolis zone area. The contestants were judged on the basis of their total gross business during the two month period. Mr. Kleinknight's standing of first and fourth were earned on the basis of his businesses in Milford and Syracuse. 179 dealers took part In the contest. The 14 winners will leave Indianapolis today by air. returning Sunday. ROUND TABLE The Ladies of the Round Table met in the home of Mrs. Garl Sorensen, Monday evening. September 28 th. Mrs. Donald Gates, a prominent Indiana clubwoman from Mishawaka was guest speaker She spoke on “A Grass Roots Gal Looks At Washington" In which she told of living in Washington. D. C. for three months and of

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her interesting and humorous erperiences. Refreshments were served by the hostess. HEX GRANGE NEWS The Hex Grange met Tuesday evening with 33 members present* Master Samuel Bushong presided. Mrs, Clyde Neff, lecturer, reported on a trip to the Bashor orphanage near Goshen to which she had taken 18 bath towels and wash cloths to match that had been donated by the Hex Grange. Plans were begun for the annual fair which will be held Nov. 23. The members having July and August birthdays had charge of the program and served refreshment*. The next meeting, will be held Oct. 6 at 7:30 P.m. Last Saturday evening the Hex Grange was host to the Elkhart IaPETITE SHOPPE On FRIDAY. QCT. 2nd. at 9:00 o'clock, we will reopen our Close Out Room with hundreds of exceptional bargains. Also, we will have on display, that day and the following day. a nice selection of Winter Coats at special prices For Fall, we have our usual big stock of dresses In the newest materials, also skirts, sweaters, blouses, hats, purses and lingerie. Come see for yourself. Mrs. M. Louise Connolly.

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On U. S. 33 between Goshen and Elkhart. FRI. - SAT. (MT. 2-3 Rosalind Russel - Marie Wilson NEVER WAVE AT A WA<- —- also — •TAIWAN’S SAVAGE FURY" with Lex Barker Late Spook Show Every Sat. nite SI N. - MON. OCT. 4.5 Alan Ladd - Deborah Kerr ' “THUNDER IN THE EAST’’ — also — "SERPENT IN THE MIUP* with Rhonda Fleming TUES. - WED. THURS. Oct. 0-7-3 Rock Hudson - Barbara Hale "SEMINOLE" — also — ’.PORT SINISTER’’ with James Warren

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was served to 88 people. The fifth degree was conferred upon four members of the Hex Grange and four from the Bremen Grange preparatory for the sixth degree to'be held at the state Grange meeting at Winona Lake Oct. 12. Bridge Club Meets Mrs. Richard Miller was hostess to her bridge club in her home Monday evening. Mrs. Floyd Disher and Mrs. Jack Ronketti were guests. Prizes were won by Mrs. Hubert Anglemyer and Miss Lois Mitchell. Miss Mitchell entertains the club in two weeks. WED. P.M. CLUB Mrs. Gwendolyn Immel was hostess to the Wednesday afternoon club in her home, Sept. 23. Mrs. Nora Kirkwood, president, presided over the meeting using

Cr if A tai THEATRE LIGONIER, INDIANA Tonite A Sat. Oct. 2-3 •AMBUSH AT TOMAHAWK GAI” John Hodiak - Maria Marques John Derek .Four men and a woman marked for death — speed on the draw was the law. Midnite Show Saturday at 11:15 "ONE GIRL S CONFESSION ’ Cleo Moore - Hugo Haas Last train from Bombay. Sunday - Monday - Tuesday Oct. 4-5-0 "HALF A HERO" Red Skelton - Jean Hagen A mirthful mixture of laughter and love — he’s a howl — all in love and half in hock. WED. . THURS. OCT. 7-3 Family Night Thursday "THE BIG LEAGUER" (The World Series Special:) Edward'G. Robinson - Vera Ellen From bush league to big league —the romance of the great Am erlcan spdrt. — also — "A QUEEN IS CROWNED" The technicolor story of the cor-' onation. — Coining Sunday - Monday - Tuesday Oct. 11-12-18 "ONE MINUTE TO ZERO" Robert Mitchum - Ann Blyth

the order of business as usual. The theme for the entire year’s program is “Woman’s Part In Preserving Our American Heritage.” and todays' program was headed “Citizenship and the 166th Anniversary of the Signing of the Constitution.” Mrs. Thelma Brinkman presented her part of the program in the following divisions: Ist Gettysburg Address, 2nd Story of the Liberty Bell, 3rd The Independence Bell. 4th The Dec aration of Independence, sth The 13 Original States, 6th The First Flag and the Present Flag, 7th The Preamble of the Constitution. Mrs. Brinkman also debulding of the first United States Capitol and its destruction by fire. Her presentation was most interesting and instructive. ’

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GOSHEN COMMUNITY AUCTION SALES October 5 at 12 o’cock Have your livestock in early —Veal sale starts at 4:30; Fat Hogs at 5:30; Bulls at 7:30; Butcher Cattle at 8?00 o’clocn. Top Prices This Week Were: Milk Cow 1227.50 Heif. & Steers sl2 to $20.00 Bulls, top <. $15.00 Veal, top $30.00 Butcher Cows — Fat Cows SIO.OO to $12.00 Butcher Cows — Canners & ’ Cutters $6.50 to $9.50 Male Hogs, heavy $16.00 Male Hogs, light $17.50 Fat Hogs, top $25.00 Lambs $20.60 Roughs, heavy S2O to $22.50 Roughs, light $23 to $24.50 — We Have The Buyers — Sherman - McDowell - Martin —Auctioneers— Romayne Shernian - Ora Thomas Wff THURSDAY OCT. 1 FRI. - SAT. OCT. 2-3 • Double Feature • 4 - Bns Mmw / SUN. - MON. O4T. 4 5 JAMES CAGNEY in "A LION IS IN THE STREETS” Filmed from the book—written in dynamite with color by tech nicolor. EXTRA! SPECIAL: Starxa for LaStarxa See the Thrills Action Better than at Ringside— Rocky MARCIANO vs. Ronald LaSTARZA Exclusiv - Fight Films — See the tell-tale Uth Round. See the slow motion highlights! TUES. - W ED. Oct. 5-4* DOUBLE FEATURE • Mh CAu. rr LoVt_--fcffiST £*? simmiis RW •** vma

Mr*. Joaephlne Freeman used as her part of the program, “Seasonal Poems” and read from the various writers, “October”, “Summer Requiem,” “Rabbit Fare”, "The Last Rose of Summer”, “When The Frost Is On The Pumpkin” and concluded with “The Day Is Done.” Mrs. Alice Clark sang "The Last Rose of Summerr” in her naual pleaalng manner.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1953