Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 47, Number 3, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 30 October 1953 — Page 7

Lake News ♦ (By ARDIS LARSON.) Wahasee. — Mr. Martin Levernler left last week for a week’s fishing at St. Marie, to be accompanied by his son, Lynn Levernler, and return November Ist. Mr. Levenler stopped off at Burt Lake. Mich., to visit friends. Mrs. John Alway has returned from a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Harriett Payne. Indianapolis, and will go this week for a stay at the Kenneth Alway home in Fort Wayne. Mr. Kenneth Alway will be home from New York for a short time and his wife will return with him. Mr. Alway is taking advanced schooling in a new factory timing system. Mrs. John Alway will care for the children In their absence. M and Mrs Rue Hunnicutt were week end hosts to their daughter. Mrs. Philip Schliesser. Mr Sc! '-r and h.iby Duane of Toledo. Mr. Schliesser is manager of the Spitzer Paper Co. , Mr Hunnicutt Is building an addition to the Drive Tn at his Amusement Park. It is of half-1 log construction, tying In with! the log constructed Drive-In This will complete adequate living facilities needed, duo to the I Male of their house to Evert! Halliday. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Dreher were j overnight hosts to Mrs Dehor s nephew. Reginald Smith of Lo-

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well, Mich. Smith drives for Morgan Drive Away, Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Collins left Friday for a week’s visit with ■ the Kenneth Earnest famly at » Rushville. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fisher made • a trip to Oakridge, Tenn., and ■ Hendersonville, N. C. l Rev. and Mrs, David Culley attended the annual symposium ■ on Presbyterian at the Western Theological Seminary. Department of Old Testament. Pittsburgh, Pa Jlev. and Mrs. Culley returned byway of New Wilmington. and brought relatives home for a short visit. Oakwood Park Mr. and Mrs. Man and children Janice and Douglas, of Indianapolis spent the week end with the former’s parents. Mr. arid Mrs 0. R. Marshall. Mr. and Mrs George Cook and son Jerry and Mrs Cook’s moth-| er. of Indianapolis, spent the week end in their cottage. Mr and Mrs Clifford Bell and Mr Forrest of Veedersburg. Ind,, ; spent three days last week with '• Mrs Marguerite Forrest and son. ' Jerry. Mr and Mrs Eal Sudduth and ' daughte spent the week end In ! their cottage Michael and Kathy Mitchell of | Nappanee, spent three days last week with their grandparents Mr and Mrs. Jesse Mitchll

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OUR WWMC.N Sk IN ei&wce M’ord has been received here b\ relatives that Jon Bushong. I’ S Navt. has visited Eric Larill Ihiihniih: Hawaii Lt. Col. Lucian Davis stationed at Phoenix Aril., with the U. S Air Forci. spent the week end a h;> uni; r Mrs J It H- : derson. He will leave November J for duty in Japan. Following are the addreses for Danny O’Haver and Marvin Shock who recently enlisted in the V. S. Air Force: A B Daniel P. O’Haver, AF 16447515. Flight 2883-3665 B. M. T. S. Sampson Air Force Base. Geneva. New York. A B Marvin J. Shock. AF 16447516, Flight 2883-3665 B. M. T. S. Sampson Air Force Base. Geneva. New York. Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Method have received word that their son, Ted Method, stationed in Germany with the V. S. Air Force has been promoted to the rank of staff sergeant. Sgt. Richard Isbell and Pvt. Gareth Meek stationed at Camp Atterbury. Ind., spent the week end in their respective homes here. Raymond Oyler. son .of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Oyler who was inducted into the U. S. Army Oct. 7. is now stationed at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. Following is his address: Pvt. Raymond 0. Oyler. i VS 55447224, Co. C. sth Hv. Tk. Bn., R C 3rd Pit,, 6th Armd. Div., < Ft Leonard Wood. Mb.

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Sfc. Carlton J. Richhart, whoj is s’atiohed in Korea, wishes to’ thank the Journal and the American Legion for sending him the Paper. , ASc Arlen Bobeck who has been transferred from Keesler ■ Air Base. Miss., to Chanute A. F. 8.. at Rantoul. 111., spent the and Mrs. Virgil Bobeck. UMI.IUB MEETS W.:w • INo I’ of ’ ii<American Legion Auxiliary met in the Legion hall on Tuesday for its regular meeting. Mrs. Elaine: Darr, president, opened the meeting in the regular ceremony. Mrs Marion Darr and Mrs. Edward Coy gave a report on their tip last week to the presidents' and secretary's' conference held Friday and Saturday in Indianapolis. Our girl from Knightstown

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HEX SCHOOL NEWS Mrs. Bobeck and Mrs. Brill attended the State Teachers’ Institute at South Bend. We wish happy birthdays to: Sandra Mason. Oct. 18. Herbert Neff, Qct. 18. Curtis Brubaker, Oct. 21. Morris Moser. Oct. 31. Cutis a bithday party with the fourth grade boys. Marilyn Yoder. Sammy Bushong and George Lung are back after having the chicken pox. Nancy Schuder and Susan Brown are having something special for our Hallowe’en party. Mr. and Mrs. John Paugh and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nichol! spent the week end in Kentucky. Phillip Paugh stayed at Goshen, and Peggy at Newcastle. Homie From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riddle returned Saturday from an eightday trip in Missouri and Arkansas. They visited “The Shepherd of the Hills” country, scene of Harold Bell Wright’s book of that name. This book, printed in 1907. became a best seller, third in sales only to the Bible and Uncle Tom’s Cabin. It is a book so descriptive of the area and people that the hill folks had no difficulty in placing certain individuals. The Ozarks, land of hills and hollows, rolls away to the far blue horizons like green ocean waves. Scattered over this beautiful .scene still stand the log houses, homes of the books captivating characters, who In real life lived the story. s ~ The Riddle’s returned from i this trip byway of Toledo, where i they visited a week in the home j of'their son. Harry Riddle. They also visited the J. W. Riddle’s in Fremont, and other friends. LEGIDX WILL MEET American LegicJn Post 22” will j have a meeting Tuesday. Nov. 3 ot the Legion home Remember our second meeting for the month of November will be Tuesday. Nov. 17 at the Legion Home. There will be a Thanksgiving party at the Legton Home. Tuesday, Nov. 14th, 7:30 p. m i Home this year is Francis Joan Leth. She is in the Sth grade. The committee served refresh- . ments.

LEGAL NOTICE OF ” PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Kosciusko County, Indiana, will at 9 a.m. on the 12th day of November (CST, 1953, at the Clerk’s Office. Court House, In the City of Warsaw. Indiana, in said County, begin investigation of the application of, the following named persons, requesting the issue to the applicants at the location hereinafter set out. of the; Alcoholic Beverage Permit of the class hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicants, and-the propriety of issuing the permit applied for to such applicants at the premises named. Russell Brazel, 28372, (Grocery) Buttermilk Point, R. R. 2, Syracuse, Indiana, Beer dealer (NEW) Virgil and Nadyne Deisch, 28588, (restaurant) (transfer from Wilson & Harding Inc.,) 522 Van Buren St., Leesburg. Indiana. Beer and xvine retailers. Leßoy Kilgore. 28573, (restaurant), 231 First St., | Pierceton, Indiana. Beer retailer. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED. . INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEV ERAGE COMMISSION. r By VICTOR G. WALMER. Secretary. JOSEPH P. KYLE. Chairman. Proven Worth West Coast hemlock, which was once considered a weed tree in the Douglas fir region forests, has proven its value with, a record of fifty years of durability, versatility and beauty

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