Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 48, Number 3, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 28 October 1954 — Page 8

—SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOMIAL Thmfey, October It, 1954

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Edw. E. Stephenson REAL ESTATE BROKER Associate: Everett C. Halliday Downtown Syracuse - Across from New Post Office Phones: Office, 198—Residence, 310 or 631-R MEMBER: Nati#ml Assaciatira of Real Estate Boards NORTHERN INDIANA'S FINEST PICKWICK THEATRE SYRACUSE, INDIANA THURSDAY ORLY — OCT. 28 FRIDAY A SAT. — OCT. 29-30 THURSDAY IS “FUR RITE" F Ig,Wj,MJI SECORD BIG HIT Faß-jawi HALLOWE'EN Double Horror at Midnite MORE CHILLS THAR*AR ARCTIC WINTER!!! LON CHANEY in "MISSING "GHOST OF HEAD" FRANKENSTEIN" Sat., Oct. 30-11:30 P.M. SPECIAL HALLOWE'EN KIDDIE MATINEE AT 2 P. M. 'Return From the Sea' & 'The Bounty Hunter' EXTRA CARTOONS GAMES — PRIZES FUR SUNDAY A MONDAY 4— OCTOBER 31 - NOVEMBER I SPECIAL FEATURE TIMES: SUNDAY ONLY — 12:30 • 4:30 • 8:30 MONDAY — ONE SHOWING AT 7:45 DAVID O.SELINiCK’S < ffOrt&ONE nfif WITH THE TUES. A WED. — NOV. 2-31 THURSDAY ONLY — NOV. 4 BURT LANCASTER as tte .i|kty THURSDAY IS “FUN NIGHT” JOHN WAYNE ia 1 "APACHE" "WAKE OF THE In TeehaMer I RED WITCH" METHANOL ANTI-FREEZE Type S- -200 Proof 95c per gal. In your container, - -79 c gal. Prestone - - - - $2.95 gal. SHOTGUN SHELLS MERRILL'S ECONOMY GAS & OIL Road 13 South Syracuse, Ind.

Local News Mr. and Mrs. James Hickey and sons of Decatur, Georgia, spent several days over the week end with Mrs. Hickey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy R&rig, at an informal family reunion here. Mrs. Rarig’s sister, Mrs. E. T. Bateman and Mr. Bateman of Farmer City, Illinois, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mullvain. and son Michael, of Urbana, Illinois were other visitors. Ci-ijAtal THEATRE " LIGONIER, INDIANA Tonight & Saturday Oct. 29-30 "THE YELLOW TOMAHAWK” Rory Calhoun Peggie Castle It was kill or be killed in battle . . . the Indian bow of friendship or the yellow tomahawk of revenge. ’Sun-Mon-Tues Oct. 31 Nov. 1-2 “SASKATCHEWAN” Alan Ladd Shelley Winters A flaming story of the Northern Frontier .. . where the law is fight or die. Wed., Thurs. Nov. 3-4 FAMILY NIGHT THURSDAY MA PA AND THE KIDS 80c “PERSONAL AFFAIR” I Gene Tierney '• Leo Genn I Was it a mature love or a teen age | infatuation . . . one man between two women. COMING Sun-Mon-Tues Nov. 7-8-9 •THE CAINE MUTINY” Humphrey Bogart Van Johnson Fred Mac Murry lUiuiiiuuiHiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiuuniiiiiiuiiit MERMAID Theatre NORTH WEBSTER FRI. • SAT. OCT. 22-23 "DUEL IN THE JUNGLE" Dana Andrews Jeanne Crain HEY KIDS!!!! Watch fer ear big Hallowe’en Show SATURDAY, OCT. 38 — 2 Shows at 7 and 9:30 — Adnlts 50c — Children 20c FREE TREATS for the Kids. Everyone come in costeMe. Prizes for Bost Costume, Costume Judging at 9 p. m. On the Screen our Treat will bo The Bowery Boys and Hunti Hall ia "HERE COME THE MARINES" —MO — "BUGS BUNNY CARTOON JAMBOREE" One Full Hour of Your Favorite Cartoons — 8 of Them. You Count Thom. So Yen Bo There, Your Friends Will!!! iiHiiniinnmiHiiiiiiiiiiiitniiiiiiiuiimiiniiniiimmiiHii

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DKG's Hostesses To ■ Regional Meeting . The Alpha Nu Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, host at the North- • west Regional Meeting held Sat. • Oct. 9, at the Tippecanoe Lake i Country Club, had as guest speak- . er. Miss Louise Brumbaugh, I school psychologist of the Fort '> Wayne school system. Members of Alpha Sigma were in charge of the coffee hour. Miss Mary Nash of Culver, president of , Alpha Nu, presided at the general ’ meeting. The welcome was given by Mrs. Mary Peters. Syracuse, and Rev. K. E. Foulke, Syracuse, gave the invocation. Mrs. bra Lee, state executive secretary of Au- , rora, reported on the National Convention held at Boston. Mass., in August. She stated that the Ind. delagates were proud when Edna McGuire Boyd, of Ind., was elected national president of Delta Kappa ► Gamma. Group meetings were held to , discuss the work of various committees. Barbara Zook, president ’ of Alpha lota, gave a composite J report of the group meetings, v • Luncheon was served at 12:30. Autumn leaves and flowers pro- > vided attractive decorations for the tables with canoe nut cups and tapers in candle holders of 1 com. Miss Justine Baker, Bremen. 1 led in group singing, with Mrs. ' Mamie Braddock. Warsaw, accompanying at the piano. After the i introduction of chapter presidents | and other members. Miss Maud[ Yontz. Pierceton, introduced Miss Brumbaugh, whose topic was “Modem Trends in Educational Procedure.” Her talk was informative and entertaining. Local News Mrs. Nelson Miles and Mrs. I Ruth Rapp went to Indianapolis. Wednesday to attend The Teach-[ era’ Institute. They will be overnight guests until Sunday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George ■ Kleopffer Sr. Mr. Miles will go to Indianapolis, Saturday, and all I return on Sunday. Four men from this loc leave Friday night to go to Canada to help open the deer season. They are Joseph Thornburg. John Runyan of Syracuse. Jack Brubaker, Barbee Lake and Walt-1 er Tobias of Nappenee.

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Papakeechie Lake Ann Kowallik entertained fourteen animals and big game hunters at a Halloween party Saturday afternoon. Becky Smith and Tom Spurting won costume prizes as a tiger and black cat because no one could guess who they were. Various animal games were played with Steve Smith, Ann Kowallik, Jack Brazel, and Gregg Smith having high scores. Each guest was given a Halloween noisemaker and refreshments of donuts and root beer were served. Girl Scout News ♦ ♦. The Girl Scout Committee Meetinig will meet Thursday 4 November at the Dixie Restaurant at 3:45 pun. Watch for the Girl Scout Candy Sale, coming soon, Old Fashiond Peanut Crunch, and Old Fashioned Creamy Mints. Gift yourself, and others with these old Favorites. By Linda Lantz Sue Herdrich, our president, called the meeting to order and asked for the treasurer’s report. W’e now have $7.50 in’ the treasury. Sue asked if there was any old business. We will start working on copper next week. Also next week Mrs. Jones might give a demonstration. “How to Wash Hair.” Barbara made a motion to adjourn the meeting. We ended with i a good-night circle singing “Taps.” The Girl Scouts met Tuesday.' First we sang some songs and then we went to our patrols. In patrol we practiced the first five laws and gave the Girl Scout promise. Then we were dismissed. a Michele Miller, Scribe Signed Clover Leaf Patrol __ Newcomers Club Plans Christmas Party The Newcomers club met at the Wawasee Restaurant on Wednesday evening. October 20. A short business meeting was held under the guidance of the club’s president. Mrs. John Runyan. TentaI live plans for a Christmas party I were discussed. The club voted to act as chaperoning sponsors for j the teen-agers who meet at the •. home of the Ralph Powells at ; Ideal Beach. A donation was made Ito the Council for Handicapped Children of Kosciusko County. After the business meeting a | white elephant auction was greatI ly enjoyed by the Newcomers and 1 their friends. Mrs. Victor Short gen I acted as auctioneer, and a tidy I sum resulted from the sales. Light refreshments were served |by the hostesses: Mrs. Russell [Scott. Mrs. Victor Shortgen, and Mrs. Carolyn Scott. New members welcomed into the club were Mrs. W. H. Veltman and Mrs. F. A. Rhoades. Local News Mrs. Catherine Connolly attended a bridal shower in Milford. Monday evening. 18 October, in I the home of Mrs. Edith Baumgartner in honor of Shirley Hollar, whose marriage to John Phillip Connolly will take place 23 October. Mesdames Catharine Connolly, Leon Connolly. James Connolly and Miss Leila Connolly were. guests October 19, at a bridal shower given by Mrs. Harold j Geiger, Milford. Mrs. Vernon Beckman gave a 1 1 o’clock luncheon, Tuesday, in; honor of Mrs. H. Bucholz’ birth- ; day. Guests were Mrs. Jesse Rex,' Mrs. Chancey Hibner, Mrs. Glen' Scott. Mrs. Roy Riddle and Mrs. 1 Clo Hire.

Oakwood Park Rev. and Mrs. Nordon C. Murphy and children, of Whiting spent the weekend at their cottage. Mr. Jerry Cook and grandmother, of Indianapolis, spent the past week at their cottage. Mrs. Emm E. Miller, Indianapolis spent the past week with her sister, Mrs. Manda Philips and husband in their home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Amick of Indianapolis spent the weekend in ttieir cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jannay spent the past weekend with his parents. Syracuse Lake Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Miles visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Kleopfer, at Indianapolis, during the Teachers Convention. Mrs. Robert Wasson, Mr. and Mis. Leland Fiddler and Mrs. Nora Fiddler, all of Goshen, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anglemyer. Idr. and Mrs. Dee Stiver left Thursday for Tippy Dam, near Brethren. Michigan, to fish for steelhead trout. Mr. and Mrs. Dally Kitson joined them Saturday. They returned Sunday with two beautiful trout. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Ohlingschlager had as their guests for the past week Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlingschlager, parents of Mr. Olingschlager from La Salle, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs,, Emerson Ohlinglager left Monday for a business trip and spent a few days at La Salle. Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Yoder have returned from a fall vacation trip through the Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah Valley. They report that altho it was lovely through the East, the trees were not nearly as bright and colorful as they are in our own northern Indiana. Mi - , and Mrs. John Miller and family spent Thursday through Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Miller’s brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller, at Milford, Illinois. » Wawasee Lake Odgen Island—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whale} - of Wawasee and Mrs. Neil Fuller of South Bend, will return to their home at St. Petersburg. Florida, t tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mayfield have closed their cottage and are planning on spending the winter in Florida. North Shore—Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stephenson spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Severn, at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Levinson spent Sunday at their cottage helping to close it for the winter season. A small birthday dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan, in honor of their daughter. Mrs. Dunnuck. Mr. and Mrs. Dunnuck and daughter Lynda, and Mrs. Ernest Rogers were guests. Mrs. Ralph Logan spent Tuesday visiting with her mother, Mrs. Elmer Kessler, at Bourbon, Ind. Willow Grove—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burkett spent Sunday at their cottage. They are leaving on a vacation to visit with Mrs. Burkett’s sister at Phoenix, Arizona. Pleasant Grove —Mrs. George Evans and baby. Elkhart, spent Tuesday visiting her parents, Mr. ;and Mrs;. Sam Houser. Rainey Grove —Mrs. Joe Thornburg and daughter Barbara, visited from Thursday thru Sunday with friends and relatives at i Anderson, Indiana. 1 Mr. Blessie, from Dayton. Ohio, 'spent the weekend at his cottage. 1 Kale Island—Mi's. Dorothy Frauhiger left Saturday for Los

Angeles, California. Mr. Lewis Nelson, Muncie, Indspent some time at his cottage on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith spent Sunday at their cottage preparing to close it for the winter season. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fisher had as their guest over the weekend, Mrs. Ficher’s mother, Mrs. Brooks, from Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McCuen of South Bend visited with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Warthon. Sunset Pointe-Mrs. M. W. Levernier has returned from a month’s visit in Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. John Roddie and family have returned from a visit to Mr. Roddie’s aunt. Miss Jeanne Morton, at Marion, Hl. ARROWHEAD CLUB FALL DANCE The Columbia City Legion home was the setting for an annual fall dance on 23 October sponsored by the Arrowhead Club of the Weatherhead Company. Employees and guests dressed in colorful attire with gift corsages of rose buds danced to the music of Kenneth Rennard’s orchestra, 1 “The Esquires.” •

Wednesday Afternoon Club RUMMAGE SALE 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. At Grade School Saturday, November 13 ’ ffl| I I II tiniflliHlllililllllilllhlllllllilllHllllillllllllll IIHIIIIH hi I 3 Hits and a Miss p * u FOB TOOK ’ HALLOWE'EN Dancing Party I Come As You Are CONVENTIONAL DRESS OR IN COSTUME - J I MIMW

BUILDERS RUMPUS WIT GUESTS The Builders Class of the Methodist Church were guests of the Ralph Powells and Nancy Powell at the Rumpus Hut on Thursday evening. Twenty members shrieked during the ghost walk and visit to the morgue. Games and dancing were enjoyed by the group and fortunes told by Mrs. J. D. Clark, the teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Clark and Mrs. Powell assisted in the games and serving appropriate Halloween “eats”. Prizes were awarded for the best costumes in different groups. Call Mrs. Ralph Powell for information on High School Halloween Party on Fri. evening Rumpus Hut. A distinguished guest, Mr. Pethybridge, of New’ Britain, Connecticut. played several numbers on the piano during intermission for everyone’s enjoyment. Plans are under way for the celebrated annual Weatherhead Christmas Party, which is for the enjoyment of the employees and families, with toys given to the children.