Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 48, Number 1, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 14 October 1954 — Page 7

rjOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION 2 CERTS PER WORD. 50 CEMTS MIIIIMUM PER IMSERTIOB 11 TELEFHOME 181 :i DEADLIRE WED. 6P. M.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE SLIGHTLY USED fur coat, duster, trench coat, suede jacket, ladies short coat. Inquire at Burkholder Drug.• lt-1 FOR SALE: Sweet Cider, phone 12-F-31.2 VI USED circulating space heater. Phone 49-Mltd PIANO: Name your own price. Can be seen. 204 Boston St. Phone 25-R. Itl 4 DOOR DeSoto custom sedan. Phone 1627-L. Jesse Mitchell Its FOR SALE: Dog House—about 4 foot x 6 foot—winterized and in excellent condition $35.00 Call 212 Syracuseltlx FOR SALE: 1940 Ford panel delivery truck; ‘ 2 -ton: si? tires; good condition, $75.00; phone 191. ask for Mr. Borsodi. ONE DAVENPORT, dark red upholstery. A-l condition, $25. Phone 1708-J._l 1500 BIG Type English Leghorn Pullets bred to lay. Vaccinated, wormed. 23 weeks old. no culls, priced to sell. We can deliver. Roy Jbrg. Phone 302 Ligonier, Ind. 2t-l 3 PIECE Bedroom Suite with mat-' tress and springs. 2 steel bunk | beds with pads. Sunset Park, Wawasee. Pierre W. Cripe. i 2t52x BEAUTIFUL Spinet Piano for mediate sale to responsible party in this vicinity with GOOD CREDIT who can pay $50.00 cash and small monthly payments to finish account. Famous make, perfect condition, fully i guaranteed. For details write I > Credit Manager, c/o National j Piano Mart. 2530 E. Tenth St., Indianapolis. Indiana, and we will notify where to see spinet. ! _ 2t52 ; FOR SALE: All kinds, of apples, and fresh cider. Everett Darr. Phone 705-M.3tslx FOR SALE: Used electric ranges and water heaters in good con-; ditlon. Northern Indiana Public Sen ice Company. Goshen. 10t50 FOR SALE Story and Clark Pianos. Stucky Furniture. 45tf FOR SALE: 1940 Ford panel delivery truck; 1 2-ton; six tires; good condition; phone 191. ask for Mr. Borsodi. | HOMSEI FOR BUT FOR RENT: Furnished home on Ogden Island . Lake Wawasee, fully winterized, automatic oil heat. Very Reasonable: Phone 212. Melody Shoppe. Syracuse. LARGE APARTMENT at Kale Island with access to the lake front, all modem, living room, bedroom, kitchen and bath. Oil burner. Rent till spring or year around. Phone 618-M. Syracuse. j FOR RENT: One modem winter home, furnished or unfurnished, i Now ready for occupancy. See. write or call Jesse T. Mitchell. phone 1627-L or 73. ltt| COMPLETELY furnished, oil heat. 1 hot water, electric cooking, refrigeration. 2 bedrooms. $45 per month, Oakwood Park, comer Bishop and Haug Streets Avail-, able immediately. May be seen Saturday 10 a m. to 4 p.m. Rev. W. F. Parks, South Bend. Telephone 6-5041. 1t52 FOR RENT: 3 5-room furnished apartments Furnace -heat. boat with each on Lake Webster. Ph 134 Webster. FOR RENT: Two bedroom, bath, home Ogden Island, economical to heat Boat and water privilege® Bordering lot. C. C. Mason, Phone 108. Syracuse 50tf FOR RENT. Modem furnished apartment. Kitchen, bedroom, large living room, oil heat. On Syracuse Lake. 1 mile east of Syracuse stop light- Julius Atz. Sltf FOR ~RENT: One modem winter home furnished or unfurnished. Now ready for occupancy. See. write or call Jesse T. Mitchell, phone 1627-L or 7349tf MISCELLANEOUS CHILI SUPPER. 50c and 35C. Pies -for sale' At Syracuse Church of the Brethren. October 16. 5 to 8 pm. Home Builders Class. • . 2t52x WantecTaJob of nursing, clerking. or etc. Phone J54-R 3UI HELF WARTED WOMEN WANTED. Make extra monev Address. Mail postcards, spar? time every week. BICO. 143 Belmont. Bemont. Mass. 4t52x ! DISI{WASHERSWante<i. Please Inquire at Foo & Faye's or cad, LOST: Pair of glasses between Ogden Island and State Road 13. Phone 91-J. Llkl SERVICES SEPTIC TANKS Cesspools and toilet vaults vacuum cleaned. Sewer lines and basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. No digging necessary. No mileage Charge. Ph. 94M Milford. 43tf dr. c l. gegax VETERINARIAN Small <ft Large Animal* Poultry Ph. 22 — Millersburg

MISCELLANEOUS ARE YOU interested in ideas? For information about a small discussion group telephone Mr. Borsodi at Syracuse 191.dh WANTED: Someone who drives from vicinity of Syracuse, Ind. to or through Ashley, Ind. before 7:00 am. to deliver newspapers to post office every Thursday. Phone Syracuse-Wawasee Journal at Syracuse 191.dhtf Protect yourself against a rise in interest rates. If you get a Federal Land Bank loan on your farm NOW, you will never pay more than 4% interest. You have the safety of 33 years to pay, but you can pay any amount any time. A farmers* cooperative. Martin M. Bassett, Sec.-Treaa., North Central Indiana, N. F. L. A., Room 23 Shoots Bldg., Goshen, Indiana; .and 120 W. Market St.. Warsaw. Indiana. (41-ts) WANTED Antiques of all descriptions, colored glass, Haviland, brass, old j cars and brass lights, furniture. What have you? Phone 334-R The Village Antique Shop Syracuse. SPECIALIZED PIIRTINI Specialized printed forms for restaurants, garages, hotels, laundries. service stations, as well as other types of business printing, may be obtained at the Journal office. SOCIAL STATIONERY Personal printed stationery, announcement cards, weddings, correspondence cards, name and address labels. All of these, expertly printed in the most socially accepted manner, axe available at the Journal office. ~ lecalTrotices ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS. Please take notice that the undersigned, as Trustee of Turkey Greek Township. Kosciusko County. Indiana, will from the first day of the publication of this notice, until the hour of 7 o'clock P. M. , on the 26th day of October,-1954. accept sealed bids for the furnishing of the following described cafeteria equipment for the Turkey Creek Township Schools: Thirty <3o> folding Mitchell Tables 96 ”x30“x29 ”, or their equal. One hundred fifty (150> Durham Steel Folding Chairs, or , their equal. Three hundred (300) Dallas Ware Combination Plastic Trass, or their equal. all to be delivered at Syracuse, Indiana for the bid price. You are hereby notified, that said sealed bids will be opened in the office of the Township Trustee in the presence of the Trustee and tiie Advisory Board in the Grade School Building in the Town of Syracuse. Indiana, on the said 26th day of October. 1954. at the hour of 7 o’clock P. M, at which tune a contract for the purchase of said equipment will be awarded Ito the lowest and best bidder therefor. An acceptable certified check or bank draft payable to the Trustee of Turkey Creek Township or a satisfactory bid bond in an amount not less than five per cent (5 J ) of the total amount bid shall be submitted with each bid. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids and to readvertise. Dated at Syracuse, Indiana, this sth day of October. 1954. Calvin E. Beck, Trustee of Turkey Creek TotCnship USE THE WANT ADS ’ ’tv SERVICING - Any Make Any Hour 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph- 32F30 Milford DUST 8 SON DECORATORS PAINTING—PAPER HANGING “Since 1924” Fully Insured Rural Route 3 Syracuse, Ind. Phone 610. M ! SEPTIC TANK A SEWER SERVICE * On Call Year Around by Permanent Resident. OSCAR DAHL Phone asa-w Termites DO NOT LET TERMITES HAT AW AT YOUR- BOMB Free Inspection —- No Obligation PHONE or WRITE UNIVERSAL TERMITE CONTROL Phone 572 — 120 N. Scott St Warsaw, Indiana — OR — WAWASKB LUMBER CO. Syracuse, Indiana

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ' FOR SALE: Newly remodeled home ideal for coupe or small family. Well located on beautiful lot south on State Road 13. Partially furnished, priced right for quick sale. Cash down payment of $1500.00 to right party will handle. Write Box H, Syracuse Journal.sotf C. (LETTER REALTOR BKB ETTER REAL ESTATE FOR THE FOLLOWING GOOD BUYS: Phones: 350 — 653-L FOR SALE—DAIRY QUEEN See Etter RAINEY’S COURT LAKE WAWASEE Two bedroom, modern, furnished or unfurnished, , year ’round home or summer cottage. Kitchen. living room, nice front porch, garage. Oil heat. Seventeen foot, 95 horsepower, Chris Craft speedboat optional at S2OOO. See me for low price on this cottage. FOR SALE—DAIRY QUEEN See Etter Built In 1952 —3 bedrooms, large closets, modern. Large living room. Picture window. The lat- ( est kitchen, hardwood floors, automatic oil fired baseboard ] hot water heat, Insulated. Large spacious lot, nice garden spot; ; was $16,500; reduced to $15,650. ■ Terms. WAWASEE LAKE Year ’round home. Lake front. 3bedroom unfurnished home with 2 baths. Large living room and dining area, glassed and screen-ed-in front porch. Well-planned kitchen, oil heat. Attached 2car garage. Worth the asking price; $25,000. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY "A LITTLE MINT” 1. Drive In Restaurant. 2. Going Business. 3. Well Equipped. 4. Good Location. 5. Priced Worth The Money. - 6. Come In — Ask For Price and Terms. PAPAKEECHIE LAKE Modern unfurnished year round home. Lake front, lot 50 x 250. 3 bedrooms, full bath, floored attic, can make two extra bedrooms. Porch, large living room. Compact kitchen, basement, utility room, oil furnace. Price only $8,750. Terms. FOR SALE—DAIRY QUEEN See Etter WAWASEE LAKE Year ’round, modern, unfurnished home built in 1952. Two large bedrooms with closet space. Additional room for two more bedrooms on the second floor. A well planned kitchen; beautiful cabinets; spacious, light, and cozy living room; hardwood floors; full basement; gas heat. Priced at reproduction cost. See or call me for further Information as to price and terms. / OAKWOOD PARK 6-bedroom rental cottage. Near Hotel. Shows good income. Price only $6,090. WAWASEE LAKE Lake front, one bbdroom, modern furnished cottage. Location. cute. Price only $7,500. Terms. FOR SALE—DAIRY QUEEN See Etter z H-4-4-The number of Inquiries relative to lake properties and real estate of all descriptions in this, , area has shown a marked Increase If you plan to sell, contact us. Our service and ability to get the job j done is hacked by our many satis-1 fled customers. DAIRY QUEEN Going established business. Owner I has other business interests -. only reason for selling. Please; contact me for complete information >4-X SEE... ETTER . . . today MEHL & MEHL , LAWYERS — ABSTRACTORS | 180/2 SOUTH MAIN ST. GOSHEN, INDIANA Phone 675 u Plumbing A Heating HAROLD L KITSON Phone 1616-W

Spiritual Life Mission Starts Next Week A spiritual Life Mission during which Methodists will turn their j attention toward deepening their own spiritual lives will be conducted at the Syracuse Methodist i Church here next week. « Church members will be urged < to practice the Holy habits at ’ services which will begin with the regular worship hour Sundaj’ . morning, 17 Oct. Services will be i conducted each evening Sunday . through Friday at 7:30 pan. The Rev. Clair D. Siple of ; Crawfordsville. Ind., will be the 1 guest minister and will preach at ’ each of the services. The Rev. W. Noble Greene will return to his pulpit here Sunday morning. ■ 24 Oct, for a climaxing “Service ; of Victory.” At this time covenants ; which have been made djjring the week to practice the habits 1 will be dedicated. r The Holy habits which church members will be urged to practice are regular church attendance. I family devotions, prayer, daily 1 Bible reading, tithing and witnessing their faith. The Rev. Mr. Siple will preach on a different habit each evening. His topic Sunday morning is, ] “Deepening the Spiritual Life.” ] The Mission is being conducted 1 in 1200 Methodist churches in the state in two different phases. The 1 North Phase, which is being con- 1 ducted next week, has as guest 1 ministers men coming from the < southern part of the state. i The South Phase will be conducted November 7-12 and will have ministers from the northern 1 part of the state. The Rev. W. ] Noble Greene will be going to 1 preach in the Bethel Methodist ! Church, Indianapolis, Indiana, at 1 that time. During the Sunday while he is J away—7 November — lav-men of the church will conduct the service. < In commending the Mission to j Methodists of Indiana Bishop , Richard C. Raines, episcopal lead- j er of the Methodist Church in the - state, stated. “There is a growing awareness of our need for power which God is ready td give, but . which is not at present ours. “The hope of peace in our world , depends today on the spiritual insight and moral character of the . American people. American life needs purification, a sounder sense of values, confidence bom of faith in God, and dedication to a great cause. "We need a revival — first in the hearts and homes of our own church people,” he said. Next ■ week Methodists will be aiming at a revival of their own ‘hearts and homes' through practice of the great principles of the Christian faith.” SUZANNE KLEINKNI6HT VISITS HOME Miss Suzanne Kleinknight was home Friday night from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati. 0., by bus. and was met at Fort Wayne by her family, which also took her to meet the bus. on her way back, Sunday afternoon. Miss Kleinknight chose the Cincinnati Conservatory, partly’ because her teacher, Mrs. Esther Bates, of|Milford, had graduated there. Suzanne has been taking piano lessons some 10 years, and is used to the “noise." as her father. Ed Kleinknight puts it. He laughingly’ indicated the above, after he and Mrs. Kleinknight had taken their daughter there at the beginning of the term, when students were heard practicing, and said in effect. “wonderful place, lots of: noise, though.” I STATEMENT REQUIRED BY j THE ACT OF AUGUST 24. 1912, | AS AMENDED BY’ THE ACTS OF MARCH 3, 1933. AND JULY 2. 1946 (Title 39. United States Code. Section 233) SHOWING THE OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMENT. AND CIRCLTATION OF Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, published weekly at Syracuse. Indiana, for September 30, 1954. 1. The names and addresses of' publisher, editor, managing editor, I and business managers are: Publisher and Editor. W. W. I Pauli, Front St., Syracuse, Ind. ! i Business Manager, Edward M.; I Borsodi. Front St.. Syracuse. Ind. 2. The owner is: W. W. Pauli, j ■Front St., Syracuse. Indiana. I 3. The known bondholders, mortI gagees. and other security holders iowning or holding 1 percent or; J more of total amount of bonds, j I mortgages, or other securities are: J. Barton Cox. Syracuse. Ind. 4. Paragraphs 2 and 3 include. [ i in cases where the stockholder or • security holder appears upon the j books of the company as trustee : or in any other fiduciary relation.; f the name of the person or cor- ; • poration for whom such trustee is I acting: also the statements in the I two paragraphs show the affiant s > full knowledge and belief as to the circumstances and conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon the books of the company as trustees, hold stock and securities in a capacity. other than that of | a bona fide owner. 5. The average number of copies of each issue of this publication sold or distributed, through the ’ mails or otherwise, to paid sub-; scribers during the 12 months pre- j ceding the date shown above was: 1400. I W. W. PAULL, Owner. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 30th day of September, 1954. Lois Schleeter. (Seal) Notary Public. (My commission expires Sept. 29, 1956.)

Annual Muck Crop Show at Akron Soon Lafayette. Inds—Tuesday, 2 November, will be the first day of the 42nd annual Northern Indiana Muck Crop Show, at Akron. Ind. This years’ show promises to be “bigger and better” than former years, according to Roscoe Fraser, muck crop specialist, at Purdue University. A full and complete program starting at 7:30 Tuesday evening, 2 November, will continue each morning, afternoon and evening through Friday, 5 November. Some of the highlights of the j show win include a vegetable ■ demonstration contest, muck crops ' judging, grading and identifies- : tion contest, frozen foods dinner j preparation contest and the ' crowning of the State Muck Crop Queen. Lieutenant Governor Harold W. Handley will address the group : and crown the queen at the Wed- : nesday evening session. The Cape- ( hart Choraleers, Fort Wayne, with William E. Luhman. Purdue ' graduate, directing, will present a music program following the : crowning of the queen. Emphasis On Headgear At Wednesday PM Club The Wednesday Afternoon Club ‘ had a very- happy landing at the j home of their president. Mrs. ■ Lewis Immel, 6 October. i After several items of business . had been taken care of Mrs. Ross Immel from New Paris, mother of ] Lewis Immel. presented her own j original program, which was most unique and interesting entitled. - "Mi-Lady Chapeau’. Mrs. Immel gave a brief his- j tory of hats stating that the , Egyptians originated the hat band. She also said that a certain , style of fur hats were made from . the fur of rats from South America. After finishing the hat biography. Mrs. Woodrow Immel furnished a background of musical numbers, on the piano, which corresponded with the date and style of the hats. Soon the hats became inspired and left their shelf of peaceful rest and started reminiscencing. To some this was very touching as it carried them back CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the neighbors, friends, and relatives for the flowers, gifts and the many cards during my recent illness. Mrs. Everett Darr GOSHEN COMMUNITY AUCTION SALES Oct. 18 at 12 o'clock Your livestock brings more at auction on a strong competitive market. Top prices this week were ; Milk Cow $150.00 Heifers & Steerssl3. to 20.50 Bulls, top $13.60 Veal, top $27.00 Butcher Cows — Fat Cows . $8.50 to 11.50 Butcher Cows — Canners & Cuttersss to 8.25 Male Hogs, heavy $12.50 Male Hogs, light $13.50 Fat Hogs, top $19.10 Lambs $17.50 Roughs, heavy to 16.75 Roughs, light $16.50 to 18.00 — We Have The Buyers — Sherman - McDowell - Martin —Auctioneers— Romayne Sherman - Ora Thomas —Owners—

I EARTH SERVICE | GRAVEL and FILL = . I RICH BLACK DIRT, not Muck Lake Work A Specialty Short Haul — Best Price | | C. C. Mason Phone Syr. 108 | 'A g ™ . Is "HOME 0 ii v>way 7W g PATPJOT" || Through loans to local enterprises, and to responsible individuals, this bank is helping our community to advance in wealth and prosperity. Your deposits, and those of your friends, furnish us with financial strength to maintain this constructive program. Join us in always putting “home interest* ’ first. You help both yourself and vour community when you do your banking here. I State Bank of Syracuse Syracuse, Indiana.

National Nurse Week Being Celebrated BY ARDIS LARSON This week, by sjjecial proclamation of President Eisenhower, is National Nurse Week, when the proud profession of nursing is honored. Today’s nurse, because of great advances in the field of medicine, must not only ]>erform routine services of bedside care, but must be an expert in many things, besides being ready for immediate action in case of emergency. There are many Registered Nurses in* Syracuse, who have served the honored profession in the past, and some seving now. Some are: Mrs. Glen Longenecker: Mrs. Virginia Kramer; Mrs. Robert Craig; Mrs. Dorothy Godshalk: Mrs. O. P. Gephart; Mrs. Bud Cripe; Miss Dorna Miller; Mrs. Priscilla Juday; Mrs. Frances Eby; Mrs. Donna Workman; Mrs. through some tieautiful memories. To others it was very educational to learn of the different •hat styles before their day. She ended her program by having each one present model a hat. Some of them were every becoming while others felt that the hat they modeled was not for them. They stood in a circle, all singing together, “Where did you Get That Hitt?” Delicious apples were passed to bind tire lovely fellowship that was felt by all that afternoon. Guests were Mrs. Ross Immel. Mrs. Woodrow Immel from New Paris, Mrs. Calvin Beck and Mrs. Lucille Searfoss, associate member. They will m<;et again 20 Oct. with Mrs. Vem Brinkman.

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Louise Stoelting: Mrs. Ann Harris; Mrs. Purse Clinger; Mrs. Selma Rodgers; Mrs. Mary Rosenbaum; and Miss Ida Deardorff, a ‘native’ of Syracuse, working at Wesley Memorial Hospital, Chicago. The above named know all about medications . . . preparing intraveneous . . . charts, doctor’s order sheets . . . temporary graphs etclonely night vigil . . . prebreakfast pills . . . the welcome coffee break . . . and the ‘longest’ journey, when after many hours of running from patient to patient, they head for a much needed rest, being through for another night. They recall ‘patience being tried by tempermental outbursts of overbearing patients’, but also they recall the deep satisfaction over those who sincerely appreciate theirs efforts. 4 “Lot of work, little pay.” What draws them to the nursing prosesuuiiitttiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiniiiii Fill Dirt - Top Soil Dump Truck Work Bulldozing (No Moving Charge) Clearing & Excavating KREAGER BROS. Ph. 84F21 Cromwell, Ind. iiffliiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiininmiiiiiiuiiiuiiii

B.CARLHOSER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone 653-M SYRACUSE, IND. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Painting 7— Carpenter Work — Roofing — Siding PAUL CHRISTINE PHONE 633-M SYRACUSE, IND. FRANK APPRAISALS . . M . \DVEKTISING

HERE’S A STEAL SB2 Down and only S2o a month will buy Cflin ful ' voocied Ivkefront JvLU ’apakeechie. cAll today for more complete details. BIG CHAPMAN LAKE j Comfortable well - constructed year ‘round lake front home. Built in 'sl on level lot—six large rooms with many features, also boat house, garage, and furnished apartment that : rents for $25 a week. Price $9500. A SUBURBAN HOME That you can finish—situated on a comer lot 104x104 ft. Bungalow with full basement, 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and porch. Unfurnished, immediate possession . . . only $5250. This Space Is Reserved for the Advertising of Your Property ..■ I HAVE LOTS AND Lots and many fine listings to talk aboout.

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sion? Certainly not money or prospects of a soft job . . .“The satisfaction of being able to help someone who needs me,” said one hurse. There are Syracuse young ladies who are student nurses, the Misses Donna McSweeney, Carolyn Mulholland. Sandra DeGroff', Barbara Paugh, and Mrs. Edgar Horsey, Papakeechie Lake vicinity. SHELLANE Bottled Gas for • Economica/ Cooking • Instant Hot Wafer • Convenient incineration • Automatic Clothes Drying t Backed by years of experience . & and research. “ - A Product of the Shell OU Company S. L. SPITZER, Inc. 114 N. Main - - - Goshen

TIPPECANOE AREA Only 9 miles from Syracuse is one Os the nicest arranged homes that I have had the pleasure of showing ... a ranch type home with attached garage on a spacious lot 118x145. 30-ft. living room-dinette with fireplace, lovely kitchen, 2 large bedrooms, tile bath, large utility. oil furnace. Plastered walls, Permastone finish-only 5 years old. Price .$14,500. Immediate possession. WAWASEE 2 bedroom year ’round home on a double lot with bathing privileges. A one-story five room house just recently’ remodeled featuring a 21-ft. living room and 21-ft. master bedroom. Bright kitchen, full bath, oil furnace. Your inspection invited. Priced at $14,000. BETWEEN PAPAKEECHIE & WAWASEE CLOSE TO THE JOHNSON HOTEL A six room story and half insulated frame structure. Three bedrooms, living room • kitchen combination and porch. This property and location offers many features . . . the price is $5400. A VERY LIVABLE Home in with a vestibule entrance, lovely double living room, guest-size dining room, bright cheery kitchen, den, and utility in the first floor. Also 3 large bedrooms, full bath, basement, oil furnace. Quiet location in town. $11,500. Ybu suggest the terms.

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