Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 48, Number 45, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 18 August 1955 — Page 10

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SYRACUSE LAKE NORTH SHORE Furnished 3 bedroom summer home on a nice shaded lot. Modern with full basement, hardwood floors, fireplace in living room. An excellent value at sl6 000 Shown by appt, only • SYRACUSE IAKE 1 NORTH SHORE Modern, unfurnished year around home 3 bedrooms. IL baths, carpeted living room, dining room, kitchen and utility. cabinet & storage space, garbage disposal, elec, dish washer, auto, washer & dryer. Glassed, screened, and heated front porch. Hardwood •floors; full basement, and auto oil hot air heat.’Good beach ind pier. By appt only. • SYRACUSE LAKE NORTH SHORE A beautiful bilevel 3 bedroom home located on landscaped lot sloping to lake level. A completely modem year around home of redwood exterior construction. Large glassed front living room, fireplace, dining area with breakfast bar ■in kitchen. Two full baths, oil heat. 2 car ..a V je with work shop and carport- • OFF THE LAKE Unfurnished 3 bedroom home with easement to Lake Wawa see Completely modem and located on 1 acre of ground. Good built-ins. storage space, full bath. A auto, oil heat. Shown by appt. Only $9450 • • PITTSBURG STREET Comfortable.' unfurnished. 3 bedroom frame home that can be purchased for about SI,OOO down and SSO per month. Good tile floors, bath with shower, automatic oil heater. S6OOO. Shown/ by appt only.

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6 Milford Farmers Sign Oil Land Leases Milford farm owners. Lee R. Cory. R. E. Slabaugh. Cleveland R Shuder.. Arron Wise. Hartter and Everett Butrick. have signed leases between themselves and the Severns Oil com- ! pany. of California, according to Wednesday’s Warsaw TimesUnion. A few weeks ago the oil company started drilling for oil on the old Werley farm, now owned by Raymond Pinkerton. A company spokesman reported that the leases give the company the exclusive mineral and oil rights on these properties. The new drilling operation is about three-fourths of a mile jwest of the old. well drilled back ‘ in 1934. The ten highest mountains in the world are in the Himalayan range in Asia The highest mountain outside this range is Aconcagua in South America, with a height of 22.834 feet.

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| . LAKE WAWASEE OGDEN ISLAND Ideal 3 bedroom year around home. Completely furnished uicluding auto, washer & dryer. Hardwood floors, auto.' hot water baseboard heat, full bath with colored fixtures, and Utility Larue carpeted living room with dining area, and excellent kitchen Good sand beach and pier . Shown by appt e W ASEE LAKE FRONT 2 bedroom year around prick home located on 2 acres Pine rooms . Full bath. Hardwood floors, screened porch and 2car uarage WAWASEE LAKE MAR MORRISON ISLAND Small one bedroom summer cottage Pine paneled living room & kitchen. Screened front porch. Nice lake front lot with good Pier and beach. Furnished Shown by appointment. $7,000. • WAWASEE LAKE W AVELAND BEACH Furnished. 2 bedroom summer cottage. Living <Sz dining rooms, sun room which can be used for 3rd bedroom, full bath, kitchen with breakfast room A large screened front porch. Nice lot and good beach. Shown by appt. $16,000. • NEAR LAKESIDE. PARK Spacious 5 bedroom home in an ideal location. Large living & dining room. den. 2 full baths, i Excellent kitchen incl. electric f dish washer A garbage disposi al. Ample storage room, full [ basement, auto, oil hot air heat, and 2 car garage. Complete ■ price incl 8 acres of ground. $16,500. Shown by appt.

Local Entries Win 21 Prizes at Goshen Fair

Two local farms and several other rural Syracuse entries won a total of 21 prizes at the Elkhart County Fair last week. Local winners in the Holstein Division, were Smoker and Osborn of Lgesburg who won Senior 3nd Grand Champion with their entrant Smoker Prince Lollie. Bulls. 3 years old and over: Ist. Smoker Prince Lollie. Smoker and Osborn, Leesburg; second Uneeda Pica Prince. Leonard Hibschman, Route 1. ’Syracuse. Bulls. 2 years old and under 3: first Hickory Creek Creation. Leonard Hibschman. Bulls senior calf: third. Southern Gross Laumont Prince. Samuel Mohler. Syracuse. Bulls. Junior calf: second. Uneeda Bonnie Creator. Leonard Hibschman. Aged cow. 5 years and over: third. Wise Tootsie. DeKoi Eden. Leonard Hibschman. Cows. 4 years and under 5: Speckle Ormsby Komdyke Deem. Leonard Hibschman. Cows. 3 years and upder 4: second. Uneeda. John Searfoss. Syracuse. Cows. 2 years and under 3: third. Elain Ormsby. Polly. Leonard Hibschman. Junior 2 year old: third. Uneeda Pica Comet Bellietta, Leonard Hibschman. ’ « Senior yearling heifer: first. Hedgeview C. B. Lieutenant Lou. Leonard Hibschman. Senior heifer calves: second. Smoker Die Lora Lou. Smoker and Osborne. Junior heifer calves; first. Ormsby Rau Apple Elise, Thomas Firestone. Syracuse. Senior get-of-sire: first. Smoker and Osborne. Junior get-of-sire: second. Smoker and Osborne. Produce of dam: second and third. Smoker and Osborne Dairy' herd: first. Leonard Hibschman; third. Smoker and Osborne. Three best females: second. Smoker and Osborne In the Ayrshire class. Junior 2 year Old. Ronald Kettering of Syracuse won first. . Last Practice Ends Summer Band Activity Sunday, band members, under i the supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gustafson, traveled to ; Chicago for their annual band trip. Monday 15 August was the la§t summer practice for bandsmen who have been practicing at the school cafeteria. Three “summer" members who attended practice regularly were Miss Sandy De Gross. Dave Pletcher, and Ralph Bushong. — —— -\ Support Syracuse!

"RDEfi TICKETS NOW INDIANA State Fair Si "h Aug. 31 - Sept. 9 SEPTEMBER 1-3 FRANKIE LAINE NAT KING COLE SEPTEMBER 3-4 TENNESSEE ERNIE NAT KING COLE SEPTEMBER «-• $50,600 NORSE SHOW ALL. SHOWS Russ Morgan Orch. AVGUST Si Tractor Pulling & Drum & Bugle Contest SEPTEMBER I (1 SHOWS) Holter A Copt. Christy Wild Animal Show SEPTEMBER 3. S-» Grand Circuit Racing SEPTEMBER 3. 4. » Irish Horan’s Heil Drivers SEPTEMBER S-» “Stars Over Indiana” •VTTH The Grew Cuts and Ted Weems Orch. TICKET INFORMATION Ticket* New at State Fairground*. iadiaaanaH*. TA. >471. MaU Order*. Ticket Depcrtmcat. Falrgreund* ladiaaagali* S» tad. Eaclaaa *eU-ad-dreaaad return earning*-

Ladies Championship Now On At Maxwelton Pairings fgr the Maxwelton Ladies Club Championship Tournament which started Tuesday were made last Wednesday. Championship Flight pairings are Thelma Bigler vs Lois Xanders. Elly Glakesley vs Mary Grant. Esther Grewster vs Marge Newcomer. Doris Hazel vs Lucille Cornell. A Flight pairings are Helen Christner vs Martha Kinder, Doris Sedewick vs Hariet Curtis, Rose Mathews vs Margaret Smith and Melbe Kintigh vs Edythe Swihart. i * B Flight. Annie Robertson vs Francis Holloway. Marge Thornburg vs Anne Yeater, Peggy Grant vs Marge Melbourne and Pauline Vorhees vs Bertha Lehman. ‘ Announce Winners Prizes for August 9 play went 1 to Lucy Connell. Jeanette Wright and Betty Fidler. Winners in a recent handicap tournament for 36 holes are Annie Robertson. 133; Rose Matthews. 139; Thelma Bigler. 141; Melba Kintigh. 144: Anne ’ Yeater. 145; Doris Sedgwick. 147; Marge Newcomer, 152; and Elly l Blakesley. 153. | TO ATTEND CENTENNIAL Ten members of the Syracuse F. F. A. Chapter and their advisor. William Stotts, will leave on a trip Saturday morning to Michigan State College at East Lansing. Michigan. The group will attend the Michigan State College Centennial of Farm Mechanization being held this week. Servicemen Honored At Party Tuesday Twenty-two members of the 1955 senior class of Syracuse High School were present at a party given by Miss Patty Anglemeyer Tuesday evening in honor of four returned servicemen who were members of the class. Tom Koble and Red Denton, both of whom are in the Air Force and Clifford Byrd and Wayne Nickel, who are in the Navy, were honored guests, who are here on leave. Canoeing. * swimming. and singing followed dinner on the Angelemeyer lawn. HOME ON LEAVE S R Clifford Byrd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Byrd, arrived last Saturday from Bainbridge. Md. Byrd, who was a regimental clerk while in boot training, will return to Bainbridge 25 August where he will have five months training to be a hospital corpsman. 8-Event Program Sunday An eight-event racing program for modified stocks and fender benders will be run off Sunday night at the New Paris Speedway. Time trials are at 7:30 and the first race at 8:30 Leave For Mississippi Mrs. Herman Huey and slaughters are leaving this week for Gulfport. Mississippi, to spend the winter. Mr. Huey will follow later. Mr. and Mrs. John Pusti and daughter Peggy are going with Mrs. Huey for a vacation. To Sponsor Social Members of the Fellowship Class, of the Calvary E.U.B. Church will sponsor —an ice cream social Saturday 20 August, at 5 p.m. on the lawn of the old grade school building

mrnTTis.ritttmin.Li Fri. Sat. Aug. 19-20 When Iron Bars Can’t Hold Em They’re Sent To The Rock' Humphrey Bogart Pat O'Brien "Son Quentin" Also "Alcatraz Island" with Ann Sherdian Enjoy A Thrilling Late Spook Show Ex’ery Saturday Sun. Mon. Aug. 21-22 2 Giant Hits in Technicolor John Ford's Epic of the Fighting Cavalry! John Wayne in "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" Plus John Derek Diana Lynn in "An Annapolis Story" 1 -■ - Tues. Wed. Thurs. Aug. 25-24-25 3 NIGHTS ONLY 3 Mast Unusual and Iniifnate Journey Into Human Emotions Ever Filmed! "Rear Window" (In Technicolor) Starring James Stewart Grace Kelly . Plus Robert Ryan Jah Sterling "Alaska Seas"

Mock - Yohn Nuptials Held Last Sunday in Westminster, Maryland

Virginia Yohn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yohn of New Windsor. Md., and Gordon Mock, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Mock of Syracuse were united in marriage Sunday at the Westminster Church of the Brethren in Westminster. Md. The Rev. Harold Bomberger officiated ,at the double-ring ceremony, and he was assisted \>y the Rev. Clayton Mock. Miss Yohn was given in marriage by her father. A reception was held after the ceremony in the church parlors. Mock graduated from high school in Stahley. Wise., and his bride is a graduate of Juniata College in Huntingdon. Pa. The couple returned to Syracuse Wednesday after a short trip to Mammoth Cave. Ky.. They will make their home in Middlebury, Indiana. Cubs Squeeze by Yanks In Pony League Game Playing in their last appearance of the season, the Pony League Cubs baseball team squeezed by a Yanks team which had a 3-2 lead going into the last inning. Swenson was the winning pitcher. He walked 5 and struckout 8. Losing pitcher was J. Thornburg for 5 1/3 innings, during whiqh he walked 7 and struckout 8. In the last 2/3 inning D. Thornburg walked one and struck two out for the losers. Next Pony League game, last of the season, will be played next Monday morning at 9 A. M. The Sox will meet the Yanks for the final game. Bank Blanks Lions In Monday Nite Game Blanking out the Lions Club team by a 3-0- score Monday night, the State Bank team of the Little League Baseball organization here brought their sea--on's, record up to 7 wins and 2 losses. In second place in league standings is Pilcher s Shoes with 5 and 2. Lions are third with 4 and 3 and the Rotary team has 9 losses. To Meet Twice Pilchers and the Lions will meet twice this week, on Thursday and Friday nights at 6:15 p. m. Next week the Little League tourney begins on Monday with Pilchers meeting the Bank Wednesday the Lions will meet the Rotary team and Friday 26 August. the winners will meet to decide the champs for this year. Crow Leading League With .611 Average Still maintaining a batting average that is slightly less than spectacular when set down on paper. Crow, a member of the Lions Club team in Little League Baseball here, leads • the league in batting with a .611 average. D. Wiley of the Rotary team holds second with .480. followed by Firestone of the Bank with .478. Caskey of the Lions is fourth with a 466 average and LeCount. of. Pilchers team, is fifth with .444.' Sixth and seventh in published averages, according to co-ordina-tor Loren Longenbaugh, are R Cramer and Myers, .of the Bank and Lions teams, with 421 and 416. respectively. Newcomer Trial Set for 6 September Ed Newcomer. Syracuse, is scheduled to appear before Justice of the Peace. Nolan September 6 after being arrested by Sgt. Ralph Powell August 5 on charges filed by Jesse Hapner of Syracuse. Hapner charged that Newcomer collided with him at the corner in front of Turtle Bay Trailer Park on old road 13 and failed to stop. Newcomer pleaded not guilty to the charge and posted $25 bond CABLE-STRIEBY Cable-Strieby reunion will be held 21 August at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Pipp of Syracuse Guests at the Edwin Little cottage. Black Point, this week are the Misses Shelda Kuneff and Pat Abbiehl of Mishawaka. Doris Berkey of Osceola, and Wilda Swarm of Bremen.

Notice to Housewives Do You Need Extra Money This Fall? If so why not help out during the tomato canning season. Season lasts about seven weeks. Good wages — Pleasant working conditions. Day and night shifts will be operated. Factory will start about August 15. Apply now at our office. / Cecil Foods, Inc. Phone 2151 Milford, Indiana

Mrs. Christine Wins South Shore Tourney Mrs. Paul Christine of Oakwood Park won. South Shore’s Club Ladies Championship Golf Tournament which ended Tuesday. Katy Graff of Gosherj was runner-up and the consolation award went to Miss Mytra Tilson of Indiana poll sand Wawasee. 5 A-Flight Championship winner was Doris Kessler of Warsaw. Mary McCoy of Warsaw and Carolyn Holden of Ligonier won the runner-up and consolation prize respectively. Nine-hole Championship Flight was won by Louise Stevenson. Lillian Bartlett was runner-up and Ruth Emerick won the consolation prize. M. Tilson Wins Tuesday In regular Tuesday play, the I “Partners Point System" for 18 holes was won by Mytra Tilson and Carol Todd with 79. Second place went to LaVerne Pace and Mary McCoy with a 73. In Nine-hole play. Mary Ferguson. Stella Hickman. Betty Socks, and Betty Dalton tied f<jr first. Lillian Bartlett. Bea Crews. Anna Sudlow and Ruth Emerick ! tied for second. After play. 26 ladies held a meeting and luncheon at Louie's I Grill. Club Handicap Touma- ’ ment starts next Tuesday. Levinson Takes 3rd Fn National Regatta Harry Levinson of North Shore Wawasee and Indianapolis won ! third in National Snipe class 1 sailing competition in Allatoona. 1 Ga.. last week. Levinson had finished second in preliminary eliminations and thus became eligible for finals which began Wednesday. The race is sponsored by the Snipe Class International Racing Association. Twenty-four boats sailed in the final heats, with 56 entrants originally sailing in preliminary competition last week. Three Win Prizes In Art Exhibit Three Syracuse women won prizes in the art exhibit in connection with the Kosciusko County Fair. Mildred Denzel won third in hand decorated woodworking class, and second and third in the hand-made dolls or staffed toys class. Thelma Hattersley won third in metalcraft, and Ruth Banta won second in original ceramics and second in poured ceramics. God grants liberty only to those who love it, and are always ready to guard and defend it. —Daniel Webster MEYER REAL ESTATE Morrison Island Road Cromwell 98-F-20 WAWASEE 1 Lake front cottage situated on large, double lot. Beautiful view. Knotty pine interior. Fireplace and solarium. Price—sl2,sooWAWASEE AREA One bedroom home on large lot with easement to beach about 2 blocks away. Furnished. Price $8500.00 • Johnson Bay Channel Large lot with driven well, foundation and boat pit. Price SIBOO.OO. • LISTINGS WANTED MORRISON ISLAND Exceptionally lovely 3 bedroom house, beautifully furnished. 65 ft. Lake Frontage. Also boathouse. garage on channel. Shown by appointment. • ’ CAROLYN J. MEYER REALTOR Cromwell 98-F-20

$1,500 Stolen As Super Market Entered Here Sunday

Burglars, entering through the 1; roof, broke into Klink’s Super : Market sometime Sunday night R. Banta, M. Niezer Lead Wawasee Ladies Ruth Banta. Thelma Hatter- ; sley, and Mary Lou Sharpe were 18-hole winners at Tuesdays Ladies’ Day at the Wawasee Golf Course. Marie Machette and Irene Bucher won in 9-hole play. Amzie Miller Tournament winners Tuesday morning were Mary Francis Niezer. first for 18-holes and Melba Lienhart. runner-up. Irene Bucher won the P-hole play and Marybelle Shary was runner-up. I,

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and stole an estimated $1,500 from the safe. Walter Miller, Elkhart, assistant manager there, discovered the robbery when he arrived at work Monday morning and immediately notified state police. State Police Detective Dave Milburn was assigned to investigate the robbery. The safe was in an office at the front of the store. Entrance to the store was made in almost identical manner as the Chief Super Market in Warsaw a few months ago police said. The burglars cut a hole through the roof, dropped down onto air compressor boxes at the rear of the store, and wilked through the store to the office. They then opened the office door, found the safe, and succeeded in ripping it open.