Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 50, Number 31, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 6 June 1957 — Page 2

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Hospital News . . . Mrs. Donald Ringler was admitted to Goshen Hospital Wednesday and returned home Friday. Everett Miner, who was under treatment at the Goshen Hospital for two weeks, was dismissed Saturday. Mary Miner, daughter of Mr.

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To start with, you can easily pay twice the money, and not find fines that can hold a candle to Ford’s for lowness, loveliness, or just plain good taste. But step inside. That’s when you’ll find the real evidence of Ford’s quality! And, on the way in, note that Ford offers door checks that hold doors open in either of two positions—for easy entrance or exit. A little thing. But, in a fine car, why not? Then, inside, notice how comfortable those plush, foamrubber seats are. They’ll stay that way. And on long trips. For they’re scientifically contoured over non-sag springs. Your rear-seat passengers are treated

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and Mrs. Everett Miner, was admitted to the Goshen Hospital Saturday for a tonsillectomy. She returned home Monday. Friday dismissals from Goshen included Charles E. Hewitt, R. R. 3; Mrs. Buddy Manges and daughter: Carl Thomas, seven-year old son of, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Thomas, underwent a tonsillectomy at Goshen Hospital Friday. Michael Buhrt, nine-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buhrt,

extra kindly, too—with spring assists to help them open and close the doors—with the most room in Ford’s field! Fine cars are smooth-and that’s another place Ford really shows its stuff! Ford delivers its famous V-8 power smooth as a whisper. That’s because only Ford takes the pains to electronically balance each engine while running under its own power. Not even the makers of the most expensive automobiles go this far to bring you supersmooth performance. Ford rides fine-car smooth and quiet, too. You can thank the new “Inner Ford” for that. Ford, for instance, has

submitted to a tonsellectomy at Goshen Hospital Friday. Mrs. Ivy Dettweiler underwent major surgery at Goshen General Hospital Saturday. Adrian Smith, seven-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, underwent a tonsillectomy Monday at Goshen General Hospital. Jeggy Jo Hughes, seven-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes, underwent a tonsillectomy Monday at Goshen General Hospital. Week end discharges from Goshen Hospital also included Mrs. Oscar Loetz, R. R. 2; Miss Kay Brown, R. R. 1; Mrs. Perry Mast and* son; and Michael Burht; and Carl Thomas.

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a swept-back front suspension that actually “rolls with the punch” of every road bump. Ford’s rear springs automatically adjust to give the right ride for every road. And Ford keeps things quiet, with the most sound insulation in its field. Fine cars are built to stay solid. So’s Ford! Ford has the only frame in its field to make use of rugged tubular steel beams. No car at the price offers so many roofstrengthening beams. Expensive cars aren’t built of thicker body steel or with sounder engineering skill. Then, of course, in Ford you can have all the “ power assists and other conveniences found in fine cars. And they cost far less in Ford.* Yes sir! In every feature, every part, Ford is the fine car at half the fine-car price. Come in and see!

Steven Eckert, R. R. 3, was admitted to Goshen Hospital Monday. Dismissals Monday from Goshen Hospital included Miss Sharon Losee: and Chris Xanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Laucks Xanders. On The Fairways South Shore Ladies The South Shore Women’s Golf Association held its first meeting of the season ,on Tuesday 4 June with a small but enthusiastic group of seventeen members present. Winners in the day’s play, using the Calloway Handicap were Jane Rathbun, Caroljm Holden, and Mary Ferguson in the eighteen-hole group and Ann Sudlow and Betty Budde in the nine-hole group. After lunch, the business meeting was called to order by President Carol Todd. Invitations have been received from the organizations at Rochester, Plymouth, Auburn, and HEARING AID BATTERIES ALL TYPES Thornburg Drug Co. Syracuse No. Webster

LOCAL BOY ON TELEVISION George M. Harvey, n, son of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Harvey, appeared on television last night. Riding in a dog cart drawn by a registered St. Bernard, his appearance was part of the advertising of the South Bend Dog Show which followed the fights the Elkhart television station Wednesday. Huntington. All members are urged to get scores in as soon as possible for the choosing of a team to compete in the annual Round Robin play with Tippecanoe, Maxwelton and Wawasee. Eighteen-hole players are scheduled to tee off at nine-thirty. The organization is e looking forward to welcoming back many of the summer resident members who have not yet arrived at the lake. Maxwelton Ladies Ladies Day at Maxwelton Golf Club was enjoyed by seventeen of its members Tuesday. The morning play was followed by luncheon _at _the -Pickwick Lounge. President Elly Blakesley presided at the business meeting and appointed committees for guest day 25 June. 18 holes—lst low net, Elly Blakesley; 2nd low net, Mary Jane Christine. Low putts—tie for Helen Christner and Esther Brewster. 9 holes—lst low net, Bea Jamison. Low putts—Ruth Rohrer.

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