Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 47, Number 5, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 13 November 1953 — Page 5

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 19<53

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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Penn attended the Illinois-Michigan football game at Champaign, 111., last Saturday. , Mrs. Albert Troup and Mrs. Alma Eyer spent Monday in Goshen and Elkhart.a Mrs. Grace Long of San Francisco, Calif, and Mrs. Ella Baiter have returned to the home of Mrs.'Nancy Noe after visiting relatives In Indianapolis. Richmond. Huntington and Kimmel for the TA*t four weeks. Miss Mary Lou Denzel and her ‘ rtte-rt Josm Bbrho of Evansville, : Ind., both students' ai Indiana Universtiy spent the wee.k end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ratmoad Dents!. Saturday eve-i ning ’the group accompanied by Richard Denzel and Miss Barbara * Bowser attended the hockey game! at the Coliseum In Fort Wayne. Mrs. Hattie McGraw of Swayaee. Ind. is visiting In the home of her daughter. Mrs. Harriett Blocker. Mrs Elsie Bowersox was confined to her hdme Lot week with an infected tooth Mr. and Mrs John Yeager spent the weekend of Oct 31 visiting their son. Pvt. Robert Marley at Fort Knox Ky. En route home last week they at- i tended the Dairy Queen state convention In Indianapolis. ■■ Mr. and Mrs Eston Clayton spent last Thursday and Friday tn Ohio and Michigan They visited Rev. Walter Zeck tn Toledo. Ohio, ' Rev. and Mrs. Wm Wood and family in Frontier. Mich . Rev and Mrs. Alfred Price and family in Blissfield. Mich , and Mr and Mrs William Boocher In Burr Oak, Mich. En route home Mrs Clayton fell In » store in Hll.ls-1 dale. Mich and injured her knee Mrs. Elmer Wills of Logansport spent Wednesday here tn the home of her daughter. Mrs Richard Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs W. K. Brswer of Michigan City visited here Iq the*

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home of Mr. and. Mrs. C. W. Howard several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown and Mr. and Mrs. David Brown , spent Monday morning in South Bend on business. Melvin Weaver underwent major surgery last Saturday at j the Goshen hospital. Tuesday he ! was removed to the Sherman Deaton home south of Syracuse where he resides. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Baugher and family of Detroit. Mich., spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs Elmer Baugher and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kern. Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Miller and daughters Elizabeth and Kathleen of near Laporte speht I Sunday with Eldred Mabie and | family. f Martin Levernier • spent last week In Wisconsin on businessj and then went on to the home j of his son Lynn Levernier at : Rapid River, Mich. Mr. Levernier expects to do some deer hunting before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grimes of Indianapolis visited the former’s; grandmother. Mrs Elizabeth. Grimes last Friday afternoon. In j the evening Mr. and Mrs. Grimes) were supper guests in the home of his uncle Dale Grimes and fa- ■ rally. Calvin Beck and Loren Long••nb.vik’h attended 'he Manches-ter-Indiana Central football game; at North Manchester last Saturda y • Mrs. Carrie Spry and Mrs Court Slabaugh were guests of Mrs Calvin Beck Wednesday afternoon. Charles Bressner of Remington. Ind . was a Week-end guest in the home of Mr and Mrs Calvin Beck Mrs. Bressner accompanied him home after a few days visit with her sister Mr and Mrs Charles Beck of South Whitley were also guests In the.. Beck home on Sunday.

Ed Kleinknight, Ernest Rogers and George Galloway attended the pre showing of the 1954 Chevrolet trucks at the Masonic temple In Indianapolis. Tuesday. n Mrs. John Grieger has receivn ed word that her sister, Mrs. [j Martha Pryor of Pasadena. Calif., la improving from a recent illness. Mrs. Pryor went to Pasat dena about a month ago. from t Syracuse. 8 3 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Popen- ? foose and son and Lola Buhrt spent Snday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Popenfoose in Elkhart. r Mr. and Mrs. John Grieger spent Sunday in Valparaisodn the home of Mrs. Grieger’s brother. William Obereigner and Mrs. Oberelgner. I Mrs. George Miller accomp- , anted by her niece. Mrs. Perry | i Ort of Churubusco, are spending : this week in Chesterton with their sister and aunt. Mrs. B B. I Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan i| have just moved Into their new ■ home which they recently completed. Nancy Butt spent last week in South Bend with her uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs. George Butt. Mr. and Mrs Glen Longeneck- ■ er attended “Dads Day" at Man- | Chester college last Saturday. Their son David is a Freshman at the college. Mr. and Mrs Dale Grimes and Miss Pearl Grimes attended "open house" in celebration of the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Joe Grimes in Elkhart. Sunday. Mrs Charles Speicher of Milford Mrs Carl O’Haver and Mrs Forrest Plank spent Wednesday with their sister and daughter. Mrs Ezra Hateey at Dunlap and also did some shopping in Elkhart. Miss Ida Deardorff of Chicago spent the weekend with her mother. Mrs Lydia Deardorff Other guests Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs Charles Elliott of Goshvti anti Mr and Mrs. Perry Groves of New Paris. Mrs Carrie Spry and her granddaughter. Mrs W. G. Daniels and tittle son of Jackson. Mich., returned l*s< week from a week’s visit in Chicago in. the homes of Mrs. Spry's daughters. Mrs. Neil Ottavi and Mrs Wm. Kerfin. Another daughter, Mrs Louis Aherns j of Jackson. Mich.. spent the week end here and Mrs Daniels and 1 son accompanied her home. Mrs J H Henderson is in Chi- ’ cago in the home of her son Frank Davis. Mr. Davis underwent

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major surgery last Friday in a Chicago hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Rice have moved into the Anderson house which was recenty completed. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Bailey are spending this week in Indianapolis in the homes of their sons, Paul Bailey and Leonard Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Snobarger accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Cripe of Goshen spent the week end in Ypsilanti, Mich., as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Simpson Beery. The group attended * the showing of ’’Cinerama” at the music hall in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Skidgel left Sunday for Hammond where they will spend the winter in the home of Mrs. Skidgel’s son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Barth. Mrs. Max Ganshorn entered Elkhart hospital Wednesday and underwent major surgery Thursday morning. She expects-to remain in the hospital about a week. Howard Knox a merchant marine from New York, is here visiting in the home of his sister. Mrs Joe Spry and family. Mr. Knox, and Mrs Spry accompanied byMrs. Albert Hostetler spent a few days last week in Waukegan. 111., with their sister. Mrs Arthur Preder who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Nileszand family who have been the former’s grandfather, Bert Searfoss. will move next Saturday to Pierceton. Mr. Niles is the coach In the Pierceton high school Mr. and Mrs Clarence Mock and granddaughter. Lou Ann and Mrs. Ada Klink spent Sunday in Muncie guests of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Miller and son. Mrs O. J. Rhode, Priscella and Jean spent last week in Indian-) apolis where they visited Mr. aqd t Mrs. Howard Rhode. Miss Pris-| cilia attended the County Welfare Convention there. The group motored into Brown county for a days trip. Mrs. A L. Miller spent the week end in Canton. 0.. visiting with her daughters Miss Frances Miller and Mrs. Ralph McCracken and family.

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Charles McClintic Jr., of Warsaw spent a few days last week here with his aunt, Mrs. Harold Bassett and family. His father Charles McClintic Sr. underwent major surgery in St. Joseph hospital in South Bend on Nov. 5. and was removed to his home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Richhart, Jr. and daughter of Fort Wayne were guests last Sunday in the home of the former’s sister. Mrs. Max Carlson and family. Mrs. Carlson’s sisters, Mrs. Kathryn Conde and family of Vandalia, Mich., and Mrs. Harold Mick of Elkhart were also recent guests. John Fisher, Guy Fisher. Carl Walker, of Syracuse and Herman Weiaaer of Milford are expected home.this week end from a hunting trip. They left here Oct. 31 | for Canada to hunt deer and reli atives have received word that i they bagged three deer. En route home they stopped in South Dakota to go pheasant hunting. Mrs, Ada Zeltinger is spending this week in Chicago in the home of her son Paul Zeltinger and wife. Mrs J. B. Cox ’•eturned home j Monday from a two months trip to the west coast, visiting relatives in Washington. California /nd lowa Mr. Cox stopped at Rapid City. S. D. for hunting Tuesday, of last week he was joined by Roscoe Howard who made the trip to Rapid City by plane. Mr. and Mrs. William Betes and son Bobby spent the week end in Chicago with Mrs. Betes’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Swanson. Mrs. Harold Bassett attended the funeral of George Hubler in Warsaw Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Searfoss ’of Auburn were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bab-I 1 cock and family. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Stetler and son called on the former's brother, Harry Stetler of Goshen a patient in the Goshen hospital for treatment for a heart condition. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riddle have received word that' their son. Dr. Robert Riddle of Goshen, has been promoted to the rank of

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Lt. Colonel IJ. S. Army Reserves as of Oct. Ist. , ’ ?• Mr., and Mrs. Joe Tosch and Mrs. Cleo Hinter of Dallas. Tex., were guests last Friday and Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Auer. Mr. Tosch and Mr. Auer were friends in the Navy during World War I. They had come north to attend the Postmaster’s convention in Chicago. Mrs. Matt C. Abts attended a luncheon-bridge in Fort Wayne, Wednesday, given by the Misses Hutzell in their home. Mrs. Stoelting Entertains Wednesday Afternoon Club On November fourth Mrs. Otto Stoelting entertained 18 members of the Wednesday afternoon Club at her home on Syracuse Lake. During the business meeting Mrs. James Kirkwood, president, final plans for the Rummage Sale and presented several suggestions for the Christmas Treat which the club provides each December for the children of the community. Mrs. Sol Miller and Mrs. Stoel-J ting, who had attended the Federated Clubs 13th District Convention at Union Mills, reported on that meeting and outlined the projects proposed for the member clubs this year. The program for the afternoon, presented by Mrs. E. L. Fosbrink. was' comprised of a review of Myrtle Cheney Murdock’s book “Constantino Brumldi. Michel- !

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this valuable book will soon be available in the Syracuse Library. Members of the Clu acknowledge with real gratitude the community’s cooperation with and response to the club’s Nov. 7 Rummage Sale. We particularly thank those who contributed clothing and those who allowed us the use of the school facilities. Ret unis From European Trip Miss Irene Abst returned home on Wednesday of last week from Europe where she spent the past two months. She was accompanied by her cousin Miss Rebecca Woollen and Miss Edna Ruth Eitemiller of Baltimore. Md. They returned on the United States which was bringing the Queen and King of Greece to the United States.