Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 50, Number 31, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 6 June 1957 — Page 16

Syracuse-Wawasee Vacationland Jubilee — - Fri. - Sat. - Sun. ? June 7» 8? 9

SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL

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—Thursday 6 June 1957

Local Farmer Attends National Convention Leonard Hibschman of Syracuse is representing Indiana Holstein breeders as a delegate to the 72nd Annual Conventioh of the Holstein-Friesian Association of America in Indianapolis this week. Hibschman was elected to the post by fellow Association members in his home state. While in Indianapolis, he will join with 178 other delegates, representing more than 47,000 members in all 48 states, in formulating the policies and electing the officers of the world’s largest dairy cattle registry organization. The Association, a national organization with headquarters at Brattleboro, Vermont, registered an unprecedented 205,527 animals last year. It officially recorded the transfer of 127,769 Holsteins—also an all-time high. These totals represented more than half of all purebred dairy cattle registered and more than half of all registered dairy cattle sold in 1956. The Convention’s two day business session will be followed by a consignment sale of top registered Holsteins from all parts of the country. Phone News Items To Syracuse 191

.PICKWICK. I IT’S COOL HERE! Fri.-Sat. 7-8 June RED VivSaK also ‘GUN the MAN DOWN’ Starts With Midnight Show Sat. Night. Also Sun. and Mon., June 9-10. M-G-M MUUTI —£& ?U| M METROCOLOR . JOHN WAYNE DAN DAILEY MAUREEN O'HARAWJ| Added—“ The NAT KING COLE STORY” Tues.-Wed. 11-12 June I wm GRANT WJIUAMS • RANDY STUART Also IwMifSr Thurs. Only 13 June Bob Hope . Bing Crosby "Road To Bali" $-$ FUN NIGHT $ $ KIDDIES GET YOUR FREE SATURDAY MATINEE TICKETS FROM THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS — • Arnold’s Grocery • Burkholder Drugs • Crystal Dairy • Gil’s Pure Oil Station • George & Don’s Standard Service • Syracuse Case • Syracuse Hardware • Syracuse-Wawasee Journal

Nancy Lee and the Hilltoppers entertained last year during the Jubilee and will be here again this week end to add music and fun to Saturday’s program. Always in demand, the group travels thousands of miles each year making personal appearances, and they have been featured coast to coast on every major broadcasting network. Postpone Trial Os Stiefel Grain Case , It was learned yesterday that trial of a nuisance suit filed by the Town of Syracuse against the Stiefel Feed Company has been postponed indefinitely in Whitley Circuit Court. Special Judge Fred Rakestraw, of Rochester, stated that Syracuse Town Attorney Leon Connolly has agreed to a request of the feed company for more time to correct the steam and odor coming from the plant. Former Local Doctor Trains For Specialty Dr. Charles Mathews, former Syracuse physician, will enter Indiana University Medical School in July for a specialized year course in eye surgery. The Mathews’ and their two daughters will reside in Indianapolis where they purchased a home. Dr. Mathews has been practicing in Union City since leaving Syracuse. PAYS FINE AT J. P. COURT Richardrrdltu shrdluethes the Richard K. Pryor, 610 South Seventh Street, Goshen, plead guilty to running a red light in Syracuse recently and paid a fine of SI.OO and costs. Arresting officer was Chief Marshall Don Enyeart and the case was tried 27 May in court held by Justice of Peace Bob McCullough.

OPENING THURSDAY, JUNE 6th 5 MANHATTERS Singing? . . . “3 Golden Voices” Comedy? . . . “Hilarious!” Music? ... “As you like it!” A great show for the month of June at THE PICKWICK No Covet — No Minimum Syracuse, Ind. Ph. 263

Goshen Man Drowns At Wawasee Saturday Robert J. Whitehead, 41, well known Goshen Legionnaire, became the first drowifing victim at Wawasee Lake in a accident Saturday afternoon. Whitehead toppled into the lake while his boat was being towed to shore for motor repairs off the Oakwood Park shore. His body was recovered within five minutes but efforts to revive him by Syracuse firement failed and he was pronounced dead by Dr. Fred O. Clark. Coroner Orville Richter returned a verdict of death by accidental drowning. State police said that Whitehead’s boat was in tow by a speedboat operated by Harold Wilson, Elkhart. Investigating officers reported that Whitehead was changing seats in his craft when he lost balance and fell into the water. Members of his family said that he had gone to the lake alone Saturday to work on the boat. They also said he could not swim. Whitehead had partially completed building a cabin on the shore of the lake in Oakwood Park. Born 1 May 1916 in Elkhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Whitehead, he had spent most of his life in Goshen. He was an experimental technician at the Bendix Corporation, South Bend. Veteran of World War 11, Whitehead was a member of Goshen Post 30, American Legion, of which he was a past commander. He was also a member of the First Congregational Christian Church, the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Lodge No. 12, F. and A.M., the Scottish Rite of St. Joseph Valley, and the Square and Compass Club, South Bend. Surviving are his widow, three

THREE FROM SYRACUSE GRADUATE AT PURDUE Three Syracuse students received their degrees from Purdue University i n commencement exercises held Sunday in the Hall of Music. Richard S. Koontz, R.. R. 3, received a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering; Carol J. Wright, R. R. 2, a bachelor of science in pharmacy, and Charles W. Causer, a master of science in education. There were fifteen Kosciusko County students among the 2,724 in the graduating class. When a man forgets himself he usually does something that everyone else remembers. —Changing Times.

Bob- Sievers, WOWO’s “man on the street” and special interviewer, will be in Syracuse bright and early Saturday morning to emcee the day’s program. In between events, he will be giving interesting bits of local history, sidelights on the town generally and will be interviewing people on the street. He will give you Syracuse and the vacationland surrounding it as it has been known and as it is today.

children, Roberta, 16; Marion Jay, 13; and Shirley Ann, 12; all at home; his mother, Mrs. Ruth Whitehead, Goshen; and a brother, Richard, Wichita, Kansas. Services and burial were in Goshen Tuesday.

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Pierceton Policeman Joins Syracuse Force It was reported yesterday that Eldon Werstler, 25, a policema> at Pierceton, will be employed as a marshall at Syracuse to begin duties 17 June. Werstler has been a ber of the Pierceton police force ‘ for the past two years. The report stated that Werstler and his wife plan to move to Syracuse soon. CELEBRATES Ist BIRTHDAY < Mike Bitner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bitner, observed his first birthday Saturday and Sunday the grandparents were dufl* ner guests in celebration of the occasion. They were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bitner of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hughes and Mr. Patrick Sinnott, hi> great-grandfather, of Warsaw, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnhart of New Haven, Indiana. Sell It With A Journal Classified Adjft,

Fri.-Sat. 7-8 June 2 Big Hits In Color Jeff Chandler Loraine Day in "Toy Tiger" * also Rory Calhoun Yvonne DeCarlo in "Raw Edge" * SATURDAY FAMILY TREAT NIGHT Added —2 Guest Features < Sun-Mon. 9-10 June Double Feature For The The Whole Family To Dean Martin Jerry Lewis Anita Ekberg in "Hollywood or Bust" also a A Story of the Paratroopers "Screaming Eagles" Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 11-12-13 Jun® 3 NIGHTS ONLY DON’T MISS IT! Giant School’s Out Treat Fun For Everyone From 2 to 102 Big Cartoon Carnival * 15 Color Cartoons 15 Over 2 Hours of Fun and Laughs Children Under 12 FREE BRING A CAR LOAD! <