Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 48, Number 39, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 7 July 1955 — Page 2

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I—SYRAIUSE-WAWHSEF JOURNAL THURSDAY 1 JULYMISS

Smorgasbord EVERY SBRDAY UIM A. M. to 7x30 P. M. Wawasee Restaurent Plumbing A Heating HAROLD L. KITSON Phone 1616-W WATCH For Announcement By SCOUT CABIN BOARD In Next Week's Journal ' UgMtst, Meat Cwnpact STARTING Outboard* KIEKHAEff* naf mark xWHI 25E It h.p. Alternate Twin Xi| Nurrkan* Ingin* _ I V ■» B*v*rt* G*«r «*4 M*vtr*l I Cpavcoieot ignition key i » P electric starting and J electric choke. New high compression powerbead completely silenced, taper New Djna- ' Float Suspension. '* Wawasee Sportsman Center

THE "TOT" SHOP INFANTS' and CHILDRENS' WEAR TOYS and Gins ' UPSTAIRS BANK BUILDING . ANNOUNCEMENT We are pleased to announce to the public that we have acquired the north 5 acres ol what is known as Hunnicutt Park. This area includes the Miniature Golf Course and Race Track. 4 5® j. o To you, we offer good wholesoMe entertainment for the family and the individual. As rapidly as time will permit, we shall add to the Miniature Golf Course entertainment the following for your pleasure. Croquet * Badminton Horse Shoe Archery Table Tennis Basket Ball Goals The Race Track will not be used for racing, however, the bleachers and its area will be available to any organization of this community at no charge so long as such organization mows the grass for the event and cleans the area after using. Lee and Marge Fischer ♦

SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL' Published each Thursday by the Wawaaee Publishing Co. Entered as second class matter at ths post office at Syracuse. Indiana. Subscriptions 11.59 per year by mail. Member Hoosier State Press Association. Indiana Republican Editorial Asaoclation. _■ National Advertising KepreoentsUlves Greater Weeklies. Inc., New York and Chicago. ’ W W. Pauli Publisher W. W. Spurgeon Editor Editorials . . . Too Many Drownings Perhaps there is some accounting for it, but' the drowning rate in this part of the state seems much, much, higher than it has been in the past. The mishaps seem to follow no particular pattern. Some victims are young, some are old er. Several have been fishermen. Several have been swimmers. The most recent in the area was a young man who fell out of a boat on Tuesday and could not swim. Common sense and safe practices around the water are the i best prevention for such accidents Wawasee and Syracuse have been fortunate thus far this year. Let's hope that the record will stay clean, despite the poor statewide record. * * * Make it Attractive .. . Discussion at Tuesday night's meeting of the Syracuse Town Board centered around replacement of the shelter house at the public pier, at the foot of Main We are confident the board expressed the desire of the majority of citizens in stating that they wanted to replace or rebuild the structure as soon as possible. Let's hope' that the board is guided by the best of taste in designing a replacement for the | shelter that will present an ' attractive appearance from both

land and lake. Oakwood Park Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bell and their Grandfather Forest of Veedersburg spent the past week with Mrs. Margaret Forrest, and SOD Jerry. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Habegger and son of Berne spent the past

week in the Weaver cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kull and son Ronnie and her father, of Dayton spent the past week in the Dush cottage. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Wagner and Mrs. Alora Cole and son of Gary spent the past week in the Engle cottage. Master Steve Mailings and sister Judy of Indianapolis are spending some time with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Amick. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garner and children spent the past week with her sister, and husband Mr. and Mrs. John Bells in Cumberland. Wise. The children had a nice time feeding the deer there. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Amick and children, and- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Madinger and\children all of Indianapolis spent the week end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Amick in their home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruth of So. Bend spent the week end in their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Steel had with them for the week end. their son John and daughter and grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hirestorff and children of Milwaukee spent -the week end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Marshall in their home. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall and son. Douglas. Steve Reasner of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Burgener and son of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brochett and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lechner and son, Martin of Fort Wayne spent the week in the Parks cottage. Mrs. Maurice Woodward and| children Linda. Rolene and Joe j 61 McCordsville spent the week . -end m the Yoder cottage Jerry Cook. Dick Lee. Dick Johnson, Paul Taylor, and Louie j Broi&son. all from Indianapolis spent the week end in the | “Tumble Inn” Cottage.

Sava Case \ Says... 111 By Ardis Larson —.— . Having a sailor home on leave. . I brings out the total ignorance of I - ! the average house-wife, as to cor-1 reel terms for buildings . . . the j floor is the deck . . . pillars are j stanchions ... a wall is a bulk- j head ... a basement is below I deck . . . aft is behind. . . . how-1 ! ever, forward is really forward I ... a door is still a door . . . but I upstairs is topside ... a window I I is a porthole . . . and the ceiling ; j is overhead, well thats okay for Navy parlance, but just anyone j would know the ceiling is over- : head, and however. Bill RosenI baum might want to argue that one backwards, for his Overhead is not a ceiling, it is a door, yes? Now the British terminology i on automobiles . . . the hood is a bonnet . . . the car top is a hood j ■ • ■ but if going backward, the hood is a bonnet, then how can | the car top be a hood, well one of ; us 13 hopelessly confused • I i lets get on with this thing . . , I the car trunk is a boat . . . fend- , ers are wings . . . skirts are spats |. . . gas is called Petrol . . . and British spelling is clear off . . . for one puts air m TYRES . . . I and the car should be parked | i close to the KERB How far must we travel ... to I find what we want, right here in ! our own community? . . . one of our fussy matrons, namely •‘Sara”' tfith peanuts for money j wanted a certain type slipper, saw and tried on same, here in i town . . also .checked same, I while in several other towns . . . did not see anywhere else comparable to the hometown, including price, so back home to huy em! : so lets all take a blttor-nwwl lesAdh from that I check the gyracuse-Wawasec Journal . . . and believe Sara, and even our Milt Wysong. if you can get him aWay from Con- ' serration, his next Honey is. “Nowhere. is there a cotitenunty like our own little old SyraCus®, Lakes and Rural”, me tor Milt, a popular public speaker. he just has to give a line or 2. t© community appreciation . . . and say there, we wrote down Mr. and Mrs Wysong’s coming 50 year wedding anniversary . . but forgot where ... so down to Front Street. Syracuse Lake, see if we can haul him in from a favorite fishing spot, and find out when this Golden Wedding is comin up Downtown Syracuse. Saturday evening 16 July, will be the scene of combined efforts of the Rotan- Club. Lions' Club. Senior Mothers' Club, and Intermediate Mothers' Club to raise funds for needed improvements, maintenance and repairs to the Scout Cabin in Crosson Mill Park. by I giving an ice cream and home made cake Social. Benefit. . .The above clubs are sponsoring organizations for Boy Scouts. Cub Scouts, and Brownie Scouts. lin the order named, and conI tribute yearly to the Cabin's I maintenance, but improvements are needed acutely Each organisation will .- be represented Ln the serving personnel of the Benefit, and will endeavor to prove “you can eat your jeake and have it Too", for the ladies available to the above , clubs, are baking ‘take home" | cakes, enabling less cooking in ; the home, and more benefit to the Cabin's needs. Patronize Journal Advertisers.

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Our Readers Write . . . The following letter was received by Sara this week, author of the column, “Sara Cuse Says.” Tuesday, June 21 Your column often notes the activities of young people. Today, I had asked the following young men to help clear out our hedge: Dennis and Dallas Bjella, Ed Anglemyer, Tom Miller, Pat Connolly, David Weaver, Chuck Penn, and Billy Dorsey. Naturally I had expected to pay them, not what the job was actually worth, as it really was a big one, but some substantial pay. Upon completing a very difficult task, the young men told me they wanted no pay, they wished the money to be put in the party fund, and in their wonderful way’, it was expressing their appreciation for the parties that Mr. Clark and I have given for the young people. Such a heartwarming experience. I could pot let go by without some special recognition. It seemed to me to be a great gift of friendship, which Mr. Clark and I treasure. The job they did will be a help to so many, as it will cut down the mosquito population, and make driving safer around the curve. Thanks from the bottom of our hearts, boys! Ina B Clark Sara adds, “We checked the Clark place, a lovely stucco home, near the City Park, and noted the evidence of much real labor done.” ★ * * To The Editor: Just a couple of lines to tell you how much I look forward to receiving the Journal. It really means a lot to hear what is going on in the old home town while you are away. News about people you know is really appreciated when you are away I You don’t realize what the town was or how much it meant to you until you get away from it. So in closing thanks very much for sending the Journal and all the good news in it. Pvt. Carl E. Wilkinson Ladd Airforce Base Fairbanks, Alaska Miss Sheryl Shoemaker of Des Moines returned home recently after spending two with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Penn. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Danspent the weekend in Blind I River. Canada.

GAFILL OIL COMPANY O. P. Davis. Agent Syracuse. Indiana PHONE 93-M 'I have moved my office to my home across the street from the Scout Cabin and would appreciate it if you would phone there for your gasoline or fuel oil during the following hours: — 6 AM to 8 AM and 12 noon to 1 PM — or any time after 4 PM Payments on accounts may also be made during the same hours or. mailed to me. Please place this notice in your telephone book or near your telephone. BjThiey Davis. Don't forget Phone 93-M WE HAVE POLAROID FILM IN Types Nos. 31.41, 42 and 44 THORNBURG DRUG. CO. SYRACUSE, INDIANA I . UHHESHHI a lift fRT 111 wkl CIRI ii t» SM nf THE NEW HOOVER UonAtefflrtum/ Come see how the exclusive doublestretch hose lets you clean faster. clean farther, clean easier—and get I „ thia miniature Constellation free. It’s a 48-inch tape measure—as perfect for sewing as Hoover is for denning? Ills WEEK ONLY! SPECIAL TRADE-IK ALLOWANCE! Syracuse Hardware OVER 5» YEARS IN LOCATION — PHONE 6

Local News. . . Mr. and Mrs. Don Riddle and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Stinnett, all of Artesia, New Mexico, are visiting Mr. Riddle’s parents, the Roy Riddles. Mrs. W. A. Jones, Mrs. George Stacker, and Mrs. Oscar Bjella were Tuesday guests of Mrs. Alice Cory at the C. HCOtt home on Lake Wawasee. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Darr and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carr returned home Monday after spending the weekend of the Fourth in Chicago. While there they took in two double-headers at Wrigley Field. Wawasee Lake Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan. North Shore. Wawasee Lake, were holiday week end hosts to their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dunnuck and daughter Linda, of Goshen, and Mrs. Ernest Rogers, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Logan and 18 months old Timmy, who is just over a bad case of mumps. Mr. Dan Logan, who will be selling more National Homes again, and Mrs. Logan, are getting their National Home ready in Elkhart where Mr. Logan will have territory for his business. Mr. and Mrs. David Cozzi of Goshen, were week end guests of Mr Cozzi"S parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cozzi. Lake Wawasee. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown, South Shore. Wawasee Lake, were hosts to Mr. and Mrs W. D. Johnson, of Akron. 0.. for the holiday week end. Mr. Johnson had purchased some ground several years ago. in Brown’s Addition to the South Shore preparatoy, to building when he retires. Mr. and Mrs. John Roddie, Jon and Marsha will leave 14 July for Vermillion. 0.. to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook, and son John. A highlight of their visit will be extended cruising on Lake Erie in Mr. and Mrs. Cook's cruiser.

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