Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 47, Number 21, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 5 March 1954 — Page 2

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FIVE YEARS AGO Five Years Ago—March 4, IW9 The Syracuse yellow Jackets turned in a 57-53 wfn over Warsaw Saturday night, to sectional tourney and represent this area In the regional tourney at Fort Wayne. Saturday. I Celebrating the 4th and sth birthdays, respectively together. Danny Bill and Jackie Ann Jones entertained in their home for the following guests: Dennis and Beth Ann Miller. Charles and Stevie Crow. Kay Kitson. Sonny Peters. Toni and Stevie Butt. Tommy and Dickie Coy. Sharon Smith. Mickey Jones and Tuffy Kltson. Born to Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Skipper, of El Paso. Texas. Feb. <22. a daughter. Kathleen Ruth. Mrs. Skipper is the former Joan Riddle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Riddle, of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. .Nelson Miles spent the week end In Blooprtngton with their daughters. Mar-

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garet and Elizabeth, students at Indiana University. Dewey Faulkner, manager of] the Wawasee Loeter Co. here, has sold his Interest in the com-1 pany to the Locker Plant Corp.. I and has resigned as plant man ager. Clint LeMunyon, a member of the firm has been named as manager. Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner have moved to their home at Tri Lakes. The death of Jesse M. Sargent, veteran Wawasee lake hotel oper- i ator, occurred at St. Cloud. Fla., at 11:30 a.m., Tuesday. Feb. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Sargent have operated a hotel at Wawasee nearly 50 years. A fire at the Orval Klink home on Main street Thursday morning did 11.000.00 damage to the roof and attic and several hundred dollars water damage to lower floors and household goods. TEN YEARS AGO Ten Year* Ago—March 8. 1944 The following Syracuse ladles

went to Fort Wayne, Feb. 23rd and donated blood for plasma at the American Red Cross headquarters: Mrs. Evelyn Geiger, Mrs. Ruby Worth. Marie LeCount. Repeats: Mrs. S. A. Bauer. Helen Snobarger. third pint; Minnie Blough. Paralee' Harvey. Mrs. Arnold LeCount, Jeanette Grieger, second pint; Mrs. Lucile Burson. Mrs. Clara Greenwait, Katherine Brazel, Jean Spurgeon. Mrs. Grace Black of Ligonier, is spending a few days here with Mrs. Mabie Bowser and her daughter. Mrs. Albert Keeler. Lt. Robert Searfoss, stationed at Camp Shelby, Miss., spent last week end here' with his family. Mrs. George Xanders and Mrs. George L. Hire were hostesses at a dinner-bridge party at the Xanders hothe last Friday night. Covers were laid for 32 guests. Contract bridge was played with high scores going to Mrs.* Harry Grieger and Mrs. Roy Schleeter. Mrs. Joseph Freeman has left here for Philadelphia, where she will make her home while her husband, Capt. Freeman, is in the service. Charles Kroh will leave here Monday morning for Hutchinson. Kansas, for advanced training at the Naval Air Base there. He has completed a year's work at Purdue University. Dorothy K. Harris has sold her home. "Hilltop Cottage,” to Mr. and Mrs. Blair Laughlin, who will take possession about May 2nd. Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Offerman of Omaha. Nebr., spent several days last week with Mrs. Offerman’s brother. Matt Abts and family. 25 YEARS AGO 23 Years Ago—-March 7, 1929. The family of Henry Tully gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Hire on Sunday to celebrate his 86th birthday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Unrue, Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Hire. Henry Tully and Miss Lida Davis, all of Syracuse. Miss Ruth Bell of this city and Roy E. Steinmetz of New Paris, were united in marriage at South Bend on Friday, Feb. 15. The bride is the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bell of Syracuse. The groom has charge of a gasoline station in New Parts, where the couple will reside. The Ladies of the Woman s Benefit Association entertained their husbands on Monday night at their hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs. A W. Strieby. Mrs. Strieby, before her recent marriage, was Miss Della Otis, and is a stunch member of the order. Raymond Bassett entered the Junior high school Tuesday as a student in the 7th grade. He formerly attended school .in Morocco. Ind. The honor roll for the sixth of school is as follows: Seniors — Mary Geiger, and

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STATE HOLDS TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS TO MINIMUM ♦ Indiana's concentrated traffic safety campaign last year held motoring deaths to 1,277, the same as 1952, State Police Supt. Frank A. Jessup announced this week. Rural and suburban smashups, where higher speeds increase the severity, accounted for 921 of the victims. Fatalities per 100 million miles of travel dropped from 8.0 to 7.3, even though more drivers and vehicles caused the total miles driven on Hoosier roads to jump 8.4 percent to 17,296,000,000 miles. A total of other persons * Phyllis Mock. Juniors — Irene Shock. Sophomores — Paul Grimes, Mamie Wogoman. Freshmen — Velva Brown, El vin Doll, Mary Jensep. Sth grade — Alice Coy. Wayne Fishery Joe Kindig, Elizabeth Ward. 7th grade — James Freeman. Herbert Hoover of California, was inducted into office as 31st president of the U. S. with ceremonies held in Washington, D. C. at noon. Monday. » r Syracise-Wawasee Journal KOSCIUSKO COUNTY'S REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER Published by The Journal Printing Co.. and entered at the Syracuse. Indiana, postoffice as second-ctass ■Better 63.90 per year m Kosciusko. Elkhart and Noble counties. 83. M per year for all other subecrtpttons la U. 8. A. Kenneth C. Wells, Publisher.

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the preceding year. Moving violations, which cause the most accidents, were listed in 71 percent or 49,087 of the total arrests. Cash penalties assessed in the cases tried last year amounted to H,29i2,964.1 O’, while the fines and costs in 1952 totaled 81,115,642.65. ' “Too many people are still being killed, but I believe the cooperative effort by official and citizen groups is showing progress,’’ Sups. Jessup asserted. His report also disclosed that State Police investigators made 4,405 criminal arrests last year, a 30 percent increase over the 3,400 reported for 1952. A majority of the arrests occurred in rural districts, he said. Robbery, burglary and forgery showed substantial Increases in the rural areas, while there was a drop in sex offenses.

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MOVE TO SYRACUSE ARJEA Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baumgartner have moved from their farm near Warsaw, to th® farm which they recently purchased on rural route 2. Their daughter Nancy, is a sophomore in Syracuse high school; Dean Is enrolled in first grade, and daughter Carol Jo is. a freshman at Purdue. POTATOES $2.00 a 100 at storage Dean Grady State Rd. 13 Ph. 6F40

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