Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 48, Number 18, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 10 February 1955 — Page 6
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I—SVIACISE WAWASEE JOIIBAL THBBSBAY. FEBMARY 18. IMS
Local News Mr. and Mrs. Steve Finton were Sunday dinner hosts to Mrs. Finton’s sister. Mrs. Don Shaw. Mr. Shaw, Janet Rose, Larry and Joan. . also the ladies* Mother, Mrs. Frank Immel, all of Dunlap. This . was a special event, celebrating
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the arrival of the Fin tons’ son. Pat who arrived home Saturday from Japan. Everett Ke ter mg. South Bend, and Jack Kline, of Ideal Beach. Wawasee, have left, driving their own cars, for a trip to Key Largo, Florida, and expect to return about April i. Mrs. George Warner. Goshen, entertained Sunday with a birthday dinner for her daughter. Mrs. Jack Stoelting. Mr. Stoelting. and Mr. and Mrs. Christian Koher. were also guests. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cripe, Syracuse Lake, recently were Mrs. Cripe’s brother, and family. Capt. and Mrs, Gerald Baker. Suzette 8. and Sharon 3. were enroute from Maxwell Air Base. Montgomery, Ala., to MeChord Air Base. Tacoma. Wash. Capt. Baker took Leadership training at Maxwell, and will be transferring to West Palm Beach, soon. Mrs. Ed Kleinknight was called Tuesday, i February, to Ossian, Indiana because of the illness of her father. He is reported to be improving and it is hoped that he. can leave the hcfcpital this week. Ed Kleinknight spent Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday of last week in Chicago attending National Automobile Dealers Association meeting. This coming weekend the Kleinknights plan to go to Cincinnati where they will visit their i daughter, Suzanne. Mr. Kleinknight will attend the annual 1 Crista t \ -THEATRE
• LIGONIER, INDIANA *1 - I j TONIGHT & SAT. FEB. 11-12 Four Guns to the Border Rory Calhoun Colleen Moore Walter Brennan A brawling saga of hard fisted' j men who staked their lives when the west flamed with the lure of | ■ gold. i SUN. MON. TUES. FEB. 13-14-15 Three Ring Circus Dean Martin Joanne Dru Jerry Lewis A three ring circus of mirth. . .1 sideshow of laughs. . . in a fun-. fest under the big top. WRDIA THURS. FEB. IH7 L FAMILY NIGHT Crest of the Wave i Gene Kelly John Justin : Bernard Lee ’ i Men against the sea. . . it‘s thrill packed with suspense. . . laden [! with do or die Drama. — COMING — SUN. MON. TUES. FEB. 20-21-22 ( BETRAYED Clark Gable Lana Turner « Victor Mature I
Superscope Film To Be Shown at Pickwick Entering the already turgid waters of projection ratios for the motion pictures. Superscope is the latest in design, and is the method used in “Veru Cruz” showing at the Pickwick next week. Superscope presents a new aspect ratio (sizeof picture that is represented on the screen) is designed to produce more clarity in the image projected to the newly Installed screens across the country. As it began, and still remains, any frame of film can be enlarged by projection almost to infinity if desired. The results were not always good when the image was increased much be yond the old screen sizes. When the enlargement was tpfcessivt the filrrg lost their definition and were fuzzy and difficult to watch. The new film. Vera Cruz, will use the Superscope technique and its enlargement on the Pickwick screen will j be. roughly. 40.000 to 50.000 times.
; meeting of the Chevrolet Motor ; Division. ; Mr. Fred GaU. Route 1, underwent emergency major surgery . Wednesday 2 February’ at the , Goshen Hospital. He was discharg- . ed last weekend. Mrs. Walter Shimmel. the former . Goldie Method, was admitted to i the St. Jospeh’s Hospital at South i Bend for observation Te James McClintic family visited with Mr. and; Mrs. Joe De Bue- , lar in Cromwell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs!. Harold Bassett had as guests Sunday the Charles McClintic family of Warsaw. Miss Marcia Disher. Indiana i University student, spent the mid- : semester vacation with her par- ' ents. Mrs. Herschel Bitner has rei turned to her home following major surgery at LaGrange hos- ’ pital. She is improving nicely. . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harkless I entertained at supper bridge last i Tuesday evening, in honor of Mr. i and Mrs. Walter Kegg who celebrated their silver wedding anni- j versary last week. Mrs. Kenneth Harkless attended , the Gift Show at the Palmer i House Chicago. Tuesday and■ Wednesday. Mr. Harkless joined j her Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller,! Mrs. Georgia, and Mrs. Adah ; Miller attended the funeral m I Churubusco Tuesday. February 8,1 of Mrs. Katie Ort. mother-in-law |of Mrs. Adah Miller’s daughter.! | Mrs. Perry Ort. Jerry Clark spent last weekend ‘ at home with his family. Dr. and I Mrs. Fred Clark. Mrs. Fred Clark is much improv-1 ed after her recent illness, and! Nancy Clark is reported recovered ' from her week’s Illness. Mrs. Elsa Grieger entertained • eight guests last Friday evening at supper bridge honoring Mrs. Kenneth Harkless who will be leaving soon with Mr. Harkless for a whiter vacation
Mrs. Margaret Disher who has been in the Goshen Dospital since ifacturiix her hip in a fall at her home 8 uanuary. is reported in a satisfactory condition. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pitt moved Friday 4 Februar- to their new home on Syracus Lake. They had been living at the Dr. and Mrs. Herschel Coil home on Lake Wawasee. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoopingerner left last Sunday for a Florida vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Brown left Tuesday to spend the remainder of the winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Warren
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County Com Champion
Dale George deft) of Nappanee was recently* proclaimed county com growing champion at a banquet in Indianapolis. His yield of 129.59 bushels per acre was the top yield in Kosciusko county in the National Selected Five Acre DeKalb Com Growing Contest. Second place honors went to
were at their North Shore, Wawhsee Lake place through the weekend. and were Sunday hosts to their daughter. Nan. Mrs. Murray Miller. Mr. Miller and young Kim. Mr. and Mrs. Miller are living in South Bend, Miami,Heights. Murray is Maintenance Engineer at Tueker-Brodbeck. which is in line wuh his Motor Transport work in the 4 Marines. Miller was recently discharged, he has been in Korea. , Mr. and Mrs. Warren are planning a southern visit about March 1. They will go to Memphis, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anderson. Mrs. Anderson is the former Dianne Warren. ■. Mr. and Mrs. Court Slabaugh hasted Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kern of Lafayette through the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Kern also visited Mr. and Mrs. Mel Rapp. Mr. and Mrs. James Slabaugh, of Fort Wayne, came Saturday for the weekend, and with Mr. and Mrs. Rapp. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph! Thornburg and family. Mrs. Carrie Spry, and Mrs. Slabaugh’s mother, Mrs. Alice Evans, were ‘ Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and i Mrs. Court Slabaugh. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Miner I Jest last week for a trip to Sara-, sota and through Florida. They expect to return the latter part of I February. Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher and i Mr., and Mrs. Herman Weisser. the ! latter of Milford, who flew to Lubbock, Texas last week, are ex- : pected home this week. The two : couples after a visit with Lt. Col. Kingsley Pfingst and family, planned to fly into Old Mexico, and to I visit Las Vegas. Nevada, before , returning here. Pfingst is the son I ■of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Pfingst.j of Syracuse Lake. Mr. and Mrs. James Kirkwood' left Friday night on the Baltimore' and Ohio's Capital Ltd. 6. for New- i York. Their daughter Mary Lou joined them Sunday and they sailed on the Neiw Amsterdam, for a 16 day cruise to the West Indies. Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Loose left for Tampa. Florida last Thursday to visit with Mrs. Loose's mother and attend the Florida State Fair. They will spend the winter in St. Petersburg. Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Russen Warner entertained Friday. 4 February, at a six o’clock dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Juday. Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Warner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Issac Witmer and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gray of Wawasee. MT. and Mrs. Floyd Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Idsac Witmer started for Florida Saturday morning. 5 February. They expect te be gone a month touring the west coast en route to Key West and returning by the eastern route. A/3c John Hoover spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hoover. He and'
Fred D. Hanes* (center) of Akron with a yield of 121.21 bushels per acre. John Da vidsen (right) of Milford was third place winner with a yield of 120.40 bushels per acre. Unable to attend the banquet was Max Howard of Silver Lake who won fourth place with a yield of 116.42 bushels per &cre.
- A. 3c Jack Johnson of Churubsco returned on Sunday afternoon to • Scott Air Force Base, Belleville. • Illinois. A. 1c and Mrs. Robert Hoover 1 and family returned on Thursday to Rantoul. Illinois after spending ; a ten day leave with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hoover of : Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pletcher of Warsaw. Philip Worth was home last weekend from Indiana Central College. Jim Miner. Purdue student,! spent last weekend at home. Pvt. Jack Dean arrived home 2 February, having been discharged from the army after 18 months in Germany. Pvt. Dean is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dean of Syracuse. Cleo Weaver was discharged from the Goshen Hospital JFriday. 4 February. J Mrs. Velma Tuttle and Miss ' Leila Connolly left for Florida last weekend. ’Mrs. Tuttle will remain I for several months,* Miss Connolly plans to return in two weeks. Mrs. Catharine Connolly and Miss Rosina Baumgartner attended the Gift Show in Chicago I Sunday and Monday of this week. ■ I Roddy Laughlin has an after school job at the Pilcher Shoe; Stere. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Beck and their daughters. Wendy Sue and Cindy, of near Uniondale, were | week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bee of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beck of Warsaw were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin' Beck. * , Mr. Calvin Seek attended an j Assessor’s meeting in Fort Wayne i Wednesday. Mrs. Court Slabaugh, (Mrs. Richard Beck, and Mrs. Calvin Beck accompanied him to do some shopping.
GORDON’S WAWASEE VILLAGE BARBER SHOP Will Be Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Each Week through February and March HOMECOMING SPECIAL Nor-El-Co Electric Shaver, s24*’ 5 value—sl7 59
Club Notes . . . FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS CLUB MEETING The Friendly Neighbors Club held their regular monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon, February 2nd. at the Conservation Club Building. 27 members were present. During the business meeting it was voted to give SIO.OO to the Polio Fund, and committees were appointed for the year. Proceeds from the auction of miscellaneous items amounted to $8.75. Following the auction and entertainment iced refresh rnputs and coffee were served. Decorations were carried out in the valentine motif. The attendance prize was won by Mrs. Mildred Denzel and Mrs. Dorothy Yoder received a gift honoring the birth of a son in January. Members of the committee were Lucille Burson. Mary Rose Henning. Hilda Seiffert and Mary Bell. ~ JUNIOR MOTHERS CLUB Junior Mother’s Club met Monday. February 7 at the home of Mrs. James Hughes with 28 members and 1 guest. Mrs. Charles Rock Jr., present. Two new members. Mrs. Herbert Linville and Mrs. Lewis, Hastings were welcomed into the club. Mrs. Howard Juday, Pres, of the club conducted the business meeting and introduced Mrs. Charles Rock owner of Lakeside Yam Shop who had a large display of material and finished products which she makes and sells at her shop. All kinds of jewelry and collar stolls and socks were showfr. Mrs. Rock and Mrs. John Bryah modeled ribbon knit dresses and hats and accessories to match. Refreshments were served by
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the hostess and her committee, Mrs. Charles Gamer, Mrs. Nelson Auer and Mrs. Robert Jones W K* C. The John C. Adams Relief Corps met Friday night 4. February. After the salute to the flag, the Lincoln Day memorial address was given. Mrs. Bertha Nicolai and Mrs. Estella Swartz served refreshments* All members are urged to attend the meeting Friday. 18 February. African Violet Club The Shelter Wood African Club met with Mrs. Floyd Gingerich on Tuesday evening, 1 ■ February. After a short business meeting, a program devoted to hobbies was given. Samples of handiwork and collections of antique glass-ware were displayed. After the program the hostess served light refreshments. She was assisted! by her daughter, Miss Alice Gingerich. INTER3IEDIATE MOTHER’S CLUB Twenty members and one guest of the Intermediate Mother’s Club met Monday evening at the home of their program chairman. Mrs. Olen Kime. During the business meeting, it was decided to send a contribution to the polio fund. Mrs. Eugene Yoder gave an interesting discussion of the school for retarded children of'
RAY BUHRT GENERAL CONTRACTOR Residential & Commercial Building Phone 1629-J Rte. 3 Syracuse DONUT DEN Next To Pickwick Theatre HOURS WEEK DAYS - 7:00 A.M. TO 10:30 PM SUNDAYS - 9:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M. Edw. E. Stephenson REAL ESTATE BROKER " i . Downtown Syracuse — Across from New Post Office Phones: Office, 198—Residence, 310 MEMBER: Bstisul Associatiss of Real Estate Boards
Kosciusko County, which now meets in Warsaw. From Mrs. Yoder’s talk the members realized more clearly the needs and accomplishments of the school. B A frozen dessert, nuts and coffee were served by the hostess and her assistants, Mrs. Harold Kline and Mrs. Leo Kowallik. The next meeting will * be a dinner at the Cantonese restaurant on February 14.
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