Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 50, Number 11, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 17 January 1957 — Page 8

STRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL

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Edw. E. Stephenson REALTOR and INSUROR s ®* SYRACUSE— Lovely old colonial home, well located in a picturesque setting. 3 bedrooms, oil heat, basement, and attached garage. Can be purchased on contract with immediate possession. Unfurnished $8,500. Attractive brick bungalow for someone who enjoys the best. Beautiful pine paneling, 2 bedrooms with 2 more possible, super kitchen, hardwood floors, full bath, hot water heat, and garage. A home to be proud of. Shown by appointment only. If your down payment is limited, yet you need a spacious 3 bedroom home, we have it. Good location, brick, large corner lot. Well priced with monthly payments no more than average rent. Shown by appointment. LAKE WAWASEE— Furnished and unfurnished 2 to 5 bedroom homes on all shores. Cash or contract properties available. SUBURBAN LIVING Here is one of the best designed homes in this area, priced below actual cost. This home has 3 large bedrooms, a beautiful kitchen, plenty of storage space, hot water baseboard heat, driven oak floors, hand rubbed gum woodwork, and is on an extra large lot. Good possibilities. Shown by appointment only. Ideal 24 acre farm. Consists of well kept home with extra large bedrooms, carpeted living room, and large family-type kitchen. Completely modern. Located on paved highway with easy access to Syracuse. $15,000. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS BAYSIDE TERRACE ADDITION South of Syracuse on Road 13 "Insure Today—Tomorrow May Be Too Late" Phones: Office, 198—Residence, 310 } -

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Friday and Saturday January 18 and 19 fteaefin'ft* Ma MAN COt/AfTMT f PLUS WESTERN THRILLER—“THE BLACK WHIP’* Sunday s»nd January 20 and 21 a————- HUVkMOUNrwMM* DEAN JERRY I MARTIN-LEWIS« Hfc|lg 1 aHALWALLIS patc& bwtH MAXIE ROSENBLOOM -V * TECHNICOIOR" ' Added Merriment “BLUE CAT BLUES” Tuesday and Wednesday January 22 and 23 ■MjUNDMHUIN FREED |P AMLTHETRENIERS LITTLE RICHARD |K% Tile \V\ W\ DAVE APPELL mk #?/ a APPLEJACKS nOCK A COLUMBIA PICTURE DANCE IN OUR LOBBY FROM 6:00 to 7:00 WED. NIGHT 5 PIECE ROCK and ROLL BAND—CONTEST ON OUR STAGE plus HUMBLE JL uiiob ■ true nAPi/c ABSk ~ a clover production USI M B*lC U a Columbia picture • THE STARK TRUTH ABOUT TEENAGE GANGS’ THEIR WARS! THEIR GIRLS* THEIR CRIME SCHOOLS! Thursday Only $ $ FUN NIGHT $ $ January 24 BING GRACE WILLIAM CROSBY KELLY- HOLDEN fa A PaUBERCSEATON P» farting [CTR® = iWh'W§!i /j? 3 ® MhNsJp ill SEE 3 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS ON ONE PROGRAM.

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—Thursday 17 Jan. 1957

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Conklin of Fort Wayne, were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shermon Deaton.

Club Notes WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB Members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club, meeting on 9 January at the home of Mrs. Elnora Colwell, were treated to a very special surprise, as the tape recorded voice of Mrs. Lou Sprague presented a portion of the program on “Contemporary Poets.” Mrs. Sprague, who is convalescing in the Austin Nursing Home in Goshen, gave a brief biography of the Hoosier poet, Barton Reis Pogue, and then, with great expression, read two of his poems. “When Grandpa Reis Said Grace” and “Post Office Pen." A warm note of thanks was accorded to Mrs. James Kirkwood, through whose efforts the recording was made. Also contributing greatly to the afternoon’s program were Mrs. Court Slabaugh, who presented interesting biographies of a number of well known poets, including Warsaw’s Virginia Scott Miner and Marjorie Felkner Wagner. Also, Mrs. Effie Emerson, who gave the moving life story of Grace Noll Crowell, as well as a few of her poems. Mrs. Stephen Freeman’s account of the life of the beloved Edgar A. Guest and her understanding presentation of several of his best loved poems brought the enjoyable program to a close. Mrs. Lewis Immel, Mrs. Richard Heyde and Mrs. Man* Hoy were elected as a nominating committee during the business meeting. A letter was also read from Mrs. Pete Hilburt, who is vacationing in Florida. Delicious fudge was served by the hostess, Mrs. Colwell, to conclude a pleasant afternoon. The next meeting will bq held at the home of Mrs. Court Slabaugh on 23 January.

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Real Estate Transfers Reco deci 14 December 1956 Papa ceeehle Corporation to Willian A. and Viola Thomas. Lot 28 Corporation RePlat of Lots 211 tc 41 inclusive, Sub 1, Papakejchie. $450. Willi im A. and Viola Thomas to Canoll T. and Doris Juanita Swinde 11, lot 28 Corporation Replat of Lets 22 to 41 inclusive, Sub 1, Papakeechle. SI,OOO. George 1.7. Woods to Clarence E. and Opal R. Baker, Lots 104 and 1(5 Corrected and substituted Hat Redmon Park. Recorded 17 December 1956 Thor las F. and Ethel M. Christman to Douglas G. and Goldie B. Pilcher. Lot 5 Strombeck end Weavers Add Syracuse, {7,000. Recorded 19 December 1956 Boar 1 df Trustees of the Indian: i, Conference North of the E.U.B. Church to C. Duewaine and Hden G. Hawblitzel. Lot 16 Add 8 Oakwood Park, SI,OOO. Sam Hoffer to Harvey E. and Leia W. Hull, et al. Lots a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, 1. m. n, o, p, q, r. s. t n v Samuel Hoffer Re-sub-division of Papakeechie Corporation Si b Number 6 SSOO. _ Recorded 20 December 1956 _ Wan en W. Draper to Vilas D. and Ly la Leach, Tract in SW 26-33-7 C’iprecanoe Township). Wan en Draper to Eva N. King, Tract in SW 26-33-7 (Tippecanoj Township). Phil S. and Mary E. Braddock to Dan E. and Marianne E. Watson, L)ts 13 and 14 Blk F Epworth forest, $13,500. Recefdel 24 December 1956 Borksns ein and Spirou Developers and Builders, Inc., to Bobby Tobias and Carolyn Sue Tobias Lot 3 Section 1 Bayside Terrace, $12,000. Recorded 26 December 1956 Ralpl A. Pfingst et al to Frank G. and Elno Bieber, Pt

Honored At Pink And Blue Shower Mrs. John Kimpel was guest g honor at a surprise pink ana blue shower given Friday night by Mrs. James Hughes and Mrs. Frank Hale at the Hale home. Designated especially for her, Mrs. Kimpel was seated in chair from which yellow ■ ers led to a big banner above ex-jd pressing best wishes. B Three contests were with prizes going to Mrs. Ralpl|O Powell, Mrs. William Rosenbau® and Mrs. Dean Pittman. Gifts were presented to Kimpel in a yellow cradle trimmed with blue. Cradle nut cups accompEmied each refreshment tray when icecream, cake and coffee were served. Guests included Mrs. Ray Taimadge, Mrs. Bill Eyer, Mrs. Wil* liam Rosenbaum, Mrs. Dean Pittman, Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. Eugene Yoder, Mrs. Noble Greene, Mrs. Ralph Powell, Mrs. Jack. D. Clark, Mrs. Georgy, Bushong, Mrs. Lewis Hastings, Mrs. Robert Jones, and Mrs. J. B. Ridgeway. WOMEN’S SOCIETY OF > WORLD SERVICE The Women’s Society of World Service of the E.U.B. Church will hold its January Work Day on Thursday 24 January at the* home of Mrs. I. J. Byland in Oakwood Park. Work will begin at 9:30 a. m. and there will be a carry-in dinner at noon. Lot 3 McConnell and Lapes Second Add Syracuse, $3 ; ,0C0. "Arnold A. Pfingst, et al to Frank G. and Elnor Bieber, Pt* Lot 3 McConnell and Lapes Second Add Syracuse, $6,C00. Prejudice limits the boundaries of clear thinking. «