Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 50, Number 28, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 16 May 1957 — Page 3

Club Notes CONSERVATION CLUB The Turkey Creek Conservation Club met Tuesday 7 May at 8:00 with five officers answering roll call. President Herbert Michael presided over the regular business meeting. Cleo Green is to buy paint for the outside of the club house which is to be painted soon. A rifle club for young boys w s proposed and it was decided to get a representative to discuss tl e possibilities of such a club.

Notice! Notice! Notice! By virtue of a chattel mortgage dated October 1, 1955 recorded in the office of the recorder of Kosciusko County, being chattel mortgage No. 5984 recorded October 6, 1955, this bank will sell to the highest bidder, with the right to receive or reject any or all bids, and with the right to extend the time for receiving bids at our pleasure, the following automobile: 1955 Plymouth Belvedere, 6 Cyl., model No. P 26, motor No. P 26344814, serial no. 14091480 This sale to take place at the office of State Bank of Syracuse on May 24, 1957 at 10:00 A. M. For further information, inquire at State Bank of Syracuse Syracuse, Indiana.

REAL ESTATE SERVICE Jack C. Vanderford, Broker On Highway 13 at Lake Wawasee

Byler Bros. Sales, Inc. Wish to thank their many fine customers for the very successful Grand Opening . We would like to show our appreciation by offering you these choice used cars at the LOWEST PRICES EVER!

1956 FORD SIOOBC VICTORIA Overdrive. Red & White. Perfect car. ’55 DODGE CORONET ’’l < HARDTOP VB. Radio, 15,000 miles. 1954 FORD CUSTOM 8 4-DOOR. Std. Trans. A nice clean car. 1954 BUICK $-■ JTQgJ SPEC. TOP. Radio, A cream puff. 1954 CHEV. BEL AIR 2-DR 0170 New tires, std. trans. Sharp.

Burnell Yahne, Goshen, won the' 1951 Plymouth Thank you again —for your fine patronage. Indiana's Largest Outdoor Showroom Byler Bros. Sales, Inc. y 2 Mile South of Syracuse on Ind. 13 Rollie Phone 215 J Bob

Band Concert Tonite

Weekly club parties will begin 7 June and the public is cordially invited. The next square dance will be held Saturday 1 June at 8:00 p. m. There will be a potluck supper Thursday 16 May at 8:00 p. m. Everybody is welcome. SYRACUSE SADDLE CLUB The Syracuse Saddle Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Good Monday night 6 May for a weiner roast. President Jim Chambers presided during the business session. The next meeting will be held 3 June at the Cliff Detwiler home southeast of New Paris'. It will be a pot-luck supper. Tickets for a beautiful spotted pony to be given away at the Horse Show 9 June are available from club members and the firemen. BUNCO CLUB The Bunco Club met Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Frank Ringler of North Webster with Mrs. Ernest Rogers assisting. Prizes were won by Mrs. Warren Benson, Mrs. C. Lantz, and Mi's. Loyd Hart. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. The next meeting will be held at the home df Mrs. Bill Eyer with Mrs. Don Nyce assisting. SCHOOL FACULTY MEET FOR POTLUCK THURSDAY Teachers of the Syracuse School will have a potluck luncheon at noon Thursday. Philip Fawley is social chairman.

1953 CHEV. . CONVERT. Ready for a summer of fun. 1953 CHEV. SQQ K BEL AIR 2-DR. Power Glide, Radio. New tires, new paint. 1953 CHEV. sooajr 210 4-DOOR STA. WAGON. Power Glide. A-l. EV - s 1495 STATION WAGON. Std. trans. Economy. 35 More Cars To Choose From.

Mothers Entertained By Home Ec Classes Members of the Home Economics classes presented a dress review Thursday evening 2 May at the school house with their mothers a$ guests. Mrs. Frances Heaton directs the classes. Miss Joan Swenson, sophomore, welcomed the guests and was narrator for the show which was staged in the old ‘ gym. Guests were seated at small tables. First on the program were beginning seamstresses of the seventh grade who had made dirndl skirts and fringed head scarves as beginning projects to learn basic techniques in straight line sewing and weaving of threads in cloth. They had also made plate carriers for practice in curved line stitching and button holing. Aprons were also displayed by this class. Participating in this group were Mary Ann Brock, Sherrie Brown, Renee Crow, Carolyn Disher, Dee Ann Disher, Dianne Ellis, Janice Marie Gilbert, Dbllores Hapner, Joyce Hapner, Jackie Jessup, Zelma Kilmer, Sharon Losee, Marilyn Martin, Michele Miller, Sally Mabie, Patty Mock, Judy Myers, Jane Searfoss, Sharon Smith, Janet Swenson, Jill Thornburg, and Jody Wilson. In the second group of ninth grade students, study of line and proportion, type, color harmony, fabric study and individual tastes were considered giving a wider selection of styles for the skirts and blouses displayed. Showing their completed projects were Irene Culp, Kay Bender. Beverly Mey, Carloyn Denton, Myrna Wilson, Sharon Tarman, Sue Stage, Brenda Stabler, Mary Simon, Nancy I. Powell, Nancy Michael, and Marsha Crow. While the eleventh and twelfth grade girls were preparing for the last group to be shown, Miss Judy Kline entertained with a piano solo and accompained the lovely contralto Kosciusko County Receives B&O Tax The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad recently sent a check for $21,059.75 to the treasurer of Kosciusko County at Warsaw, Indiana. This check is in payment, of the railroad’s property taxes in the county for the first half of 1956. For the entire year of 1956, the B&O’s taxes in Kosciusko County exceeded $42,110.00. The B&O 1 system total tax bill for 1956 was $31,000,000.00 or over $1,000,000.00 above its net income.

Sand, Gravel & Fill Dirt - Hauling Also Grading, Bulldozing and Crane Work. Cliff Cripe Excavating PHONE SYRACUSE 117-R

Herman Huey Phone 99-M Syracuse INSURED Well Drilling Repairing

voice of Mrs. Heaton as she sang "My Hero." In the advanced group the costumes showed the skill of the student in workmanship and choice of style and color to suit the Individual. Displaying skirts and dresses were Sylvia Hart, Judy Kline, Patti Dreher and Carol App. The final accomplishment

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. Edw. E. Stephenson REALTOR and INSUROR SYRACUSE PROPER Spacious home well located to town and school. Hardwood floors, V/2 baths, oil heat, and in excellent condition. 2 car garage. Immediate possession. By appointment only. A good home conveniently located to town and school. 4 bedrooms. Gas fired hot water heat. Carpeted living and dining rooms. Nice kitchen. Tiled bath. Immediate possession. Priced at $9,450.00 We now have investment properties showing good returns. Some financing available if desired. LAKE WAWASEE Lake front summer or year around home. Good beach and pier. Guest house and garage. Completely modern, furnished and in an ideal location. Terms if desired. Immediate possession. SUBURBAN LIVING A good home for the small family. Fully insulated, oil heat, garage, and workshop. Priced at $6,500. WEBSTER LAKE Excellent year around lake front home. Completely modem, well located for town and lake living. Garage. Immediate possession. An island paradise. Private and' secluded. Completely • modern summer home. Gas heat. Well priced with good possession. $12,500. Boats Included. Two lake front homes; one year around, one summer. Good home and income arrangement. Both homes furnished and priced for quick sale. Complete for only $14,500. Can be purchased separately or together. DOWN TOWN SYRACUSE Phones: Office, 198—Residence, 310 W. T. JONES, Associate ULster 66676 “Insure Today—Tomorrow May Be Too Late”

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> shown was a lovely formal made . and modelled by Irene Culp of ; the ninth grade. > Refreshments were served for the guests and the students as . they enjoyed a social hour and had an opportunity to see other \ projects on display.

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