Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 48, Number 3, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 28 October 1954 — Page 6

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—SYNACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL Thursday, October 21, ISM

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a Philip J. Hanis REPUBLICAN For Re-Election As PROSECUTING ATTORNEY If Re-elected I will continue — FULL TIME SERVICE TO THE ENTIRE COUNTY ... KEEPING MY OFFICE OPEN TO EVERYONE .. . CO-OP-ERATION WITH ALL POLICE and JUDICIAL OFFICERS, INCLUDING JUSTICES OF PEACE and TOWN MARSHALS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY ... DILIGENCE IN ALL PROSECUTIONS, WITHOUT PREJUDICE OR FAVOR TO ANYONE ... RESPECTING AND PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF EVERYONE WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION. I HAVE TAKEN AN ACTIVE INTEREST IN OUR GOOD COMMUNITY AS — A family man, church member, veteran of World War II and member of American Legion, and by doing my part in all worthy community and charitable activities. I DO NOT BELIEVE THAT YOU VOTERS WILL BE MISLED BY THE DISTORTIONS AND SLURS OF MY DEMOCRAT OPPONENT concerning the costs of operating the Prosecutor’s office — whoever is elected will receive the same salary since I receive the minimum . . . everyone knows that any farm, business or public office has operating expenses if it is to be productive. For my democrat opponent to say he will have no operating expenses can be only to mislead the votersor means that he would not make the office function. I do not believe in misleading the public to obtain votes. There must be operating expenses if the Prosecutor’s office is to function, but fortunately such expenses come from the Prosecutor’s activities and not from taxes — they are collected from defendants in criminal cases. I HAVE DONE MY BEST TO FAITHFULLY SERVE THE PUBLIC ON A FULL TIME BASIS DURING MY FIRST TERM AS PROSECUTOR, AND WILL CQNTINUE TO DO SO IF RE-ELECTED. » PHILIP J. HARRIS

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Local News Young people of the CLirch rs God youth group met at the Church last Friday night bringing cookies, candy and fruit to be divided. All 24 of the young people were in masks and visited the homes of the sick and lonely. Afterwards they went to the home of their leader. Mrs. Louise Firestone, where they entered a scavenger hunt and treasure hunt; refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Snobarger spent the week in Edenburg, Indiana with Mr. and Mrs. Joel Wright. Sunday they went to Brown’s County. • Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mayfield, of Ogden Island left Tuesday morning for Astor Park, Florida for the winter. Lieut. - Gustav Wirth, of Syracuse, N. Y., was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stummer, of this city Friday and Saturday while en route to California to leave for an island close to Japan. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cripe and daughter Pat spent Sunday visiting in South Bend. Mr. and Mrs.. Gerald Cramer spent the weekend visiting at Columbia City.. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spry had as their guests over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Preder from Waukegan. Illinois. Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl

Adair and sons, Randy and Darrell, of Elkhart, Ind.

| Mrs. John Weatherhead has entered the Columbia City Hospi- ' tai for major surgery. . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark are spending the week at Louisville, Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Runyan and daughter, Pamela, spent the weekend visiting with friends and relatives, at Anderson, Ind. The Ebenezer Ladies Aid met last Thursday in the home of Mrs. Edsebßice with 20 members, 11 children and 3 visitors, Mrs. Mrs. Herman Lung, Ligioner, Mrs. H. Lung and Mrs. Belle Shell from Cromwell. Mrs. Lucille Dukes, president, opened the meeting. Mrs. Edna,Thomas led in group singing. The Lord’s Prayer was given in unison. Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. Erma Lung and Mrs. Edna Thomas were cohostesses. The November meeting will be with Mrs. Ray Wilkison. Mrs. Herschell Coil was hostess to Thursday afternoon callers: her mother, Mrs. Harry Lackey, her twin sister, Mrs. John Murphy, and Mrs. Ford Keyser, all of Plymouth, and Mrs. Harry Lackey’s guest, Mrs. Hiram Lackey of Los Angeles. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hire and Mrs. Lois Schleeter attended the Indiana University Homecoming Saturday and visited their daughters, Miss Sasha Ann Hire and Miss Sandra Schleeter. Mrs. William Haas and daughters of Chicago visited Thursday to Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Xanders. Mr. Xanders is home recovering from a major operation he underwent a month ago at the Elkhart General Hospital. Mrs. Catharine Connolly’s mother, Mrs. J. W. Shenberger of North Judson, and sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Anderson and son, David of Indianapolis were guests here to attend the marriage of John Connolly and Shirley Hollar. Ken Hark less, accompanied by Mrs. Harkless’ nephew. Dale Amos and Glen Stellabower of Edinburg. Indiana, flew to Seattle, Washington, Tuesday on a hunting trip, and returned Thursday. I Call Fred's Electric I FOR EXPERT RADIO and APPLIANCE REPAIR I 404 Boston Phone 256-J I I General House Wiring I AIR-WAY Sales & Service t SKIN ITCH HOW TO AeMEYB IT IN 15 MINUTES

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Remy were callers at the Journal office recently. Mrs. Mary Hoy entertained her weekend guests. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schultz, of Fort Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bushong, at Foo and Faye’s Restaurant, Monday night. Mrs. Carl Tuttle, Ogden Island, Wawasee Lake, and Miss Leila Connolly, accompanied Mr. and 'Mrs. Peuil Bateman of Garret, to Culver; at the 'weekend, to the Culverlilder High School football game. Mr. Bateman was referee at the game. Mrs. Tuttle’s son Dick, is a Cadet at Culver.

3 VOTE FOR JAMES BRADWAY (Democrat) FOR SHERIFF OF Kosciusko County In this campaign rumors are being circulated that I was a conscientious objector during World War 11. I served as an airborne trooper in the European Theater and am proud of my service record. At the time of entering the service of my country I was married and the father of two children. The following is a reprint of an article from an issue of the Warsaw Times-Uniont JAMES BRADWAY IN GLIDER us hard until we landed.” BradSHOT FULL OF HOLES way wrote his wife, Margaret, German flack ripped their glider route 5, Warsaw, “And then we in flight across the Rhine and a ran like hell into the woods nearcrash landing tore off both wings by. A fierce battle followed and but Pvt. James Bradway, of near finally ended in our taking their Warsaw, and other members of flack guns. That night two other his army glider air-borne unit ral- fellows and myself captured about i bed to take the enemy's anti-air- a hundred Jerries. Then the next craft guns and captured 200 pris- morning we walked along and oners, it was learned here Thurs- about 97 more Germans came out day. on the road waving white flags. The crossing of the Rhine was We had lost contact with our outBradway's first aerial combat op- fit but they finally caught up with eration. The glider, uncoupled us.” Bradway, now recuperating in from the tow-plane, was ripped a rest camp, has beerr overseas through the sides by the German since March 10. He is the son of barrage. In landing it hit two Mr. and Mrs. John Bradway, route trees and tore through two fences 5. Warsaw. His address may be _ before coming to a halt. obtained from the parents or his “The flak continued coming at wife. - I ADVOCATE . . . I. I WILL PROTECT OUR TEEN-AGE BOYS AND GIRLS. 2. SAVE THEM FROM DELINQUENCY. 3. SAVE THEIR REPUTATIONS. • 4. KEEP THEM OUT OF JAIL. JAMES BRADWAY Your Vote Will Be Appreciated at the Nov. 2 Election

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