Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 50, Number 49, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 10 October 1957 — Page 10

SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL

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—Thursday 10 Oct. 1957

Rheinheimer Wins Golf Tourney At Wawasee Jake Rheinheimer of Goshen won the Wawasee Golf Course Championship for the season by defeating Jim Millenburger of South, defending champion, two and one. Rheinheimer advanced to the finals with a six to four win over Bob Auer of Goshen while Miltenberger defeated Jim O’Neill, three and two, in the other semifinal match. Other flight winners included Albert Penn, “A” flight champion; F. M. Knecht, “B” flight champion; and J. B. McCartin, “C” flight champion. Attends Reunion Os Kindig Nursing School Mrs. Bud Cripe attended a reunion of the Kindig School of Nursing graduates at the Goshen College Church Cabin on Sunday 6 October. A tour through Goshen Hospital was part of the afternoon’s program, followed by ice cream, cake and coffee. Mrs. Cripe was a member of the food committee. Support Syracuse!

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PTA Program Begins at Dinner Meeting Tues. Last minute preparation for the “Lets-Get-acquainted” dinner meeting of the ParentTeachers Association are now being completed, according to Mrs. Lewis Immel, general chairman of the dinner. To be held Tuesday evening 15 October at the Syracuse school cafeteria, the dinner will begin at 6:00 p. m. Central Standard Time (7:00 p. m. fast time). Tickets are $1.25 per person and are available to parents, teachers and interested patrons of the school. Menu will include tomato juice and crackers, baked ham with raisin sauce, potatoes au gratin, buttered green peas, tossed salad and relish tray, hot rolls with butter, pie and coffee. Tickets may be purchased also at Thornburg Drug. Reservations should be made by Friday 11 October. F.F.A. President Meets With Adult Farm Class Ronald Roberts, F.F.A. chapter president, appeared before the adult evening class at the school house Thursday evening I to announce again the chapter safety program for corn picker operations and to ask the cooperation of all operators. J. R. Brogard, representative of International Harvester at Ft. Wayne, spoke to the adult class on tractor maintenance. He also showed an interesting film on how baler twine is grown, har- | vested and manufactured. AsIsisting with the program was Jack Sharp, International-Har-vester dealer at Milford. I The next meeting of the adult groups is scheduled for 7 November at 7:30 C.S.T., when a series 1 of classes on welding will start.

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Auction Os Sargent Hotel Furnishings Furnishings of the Sargent Hotel, sold this year to Eli Lilly, will be sold at public auction Saturday 12 October at 10:00 a. m. CSDT. Cliff Cripe, who has the contract for wrecking the hotel, has been in the process of clearing the building for this process and will conduct the sale of the furnishings and equipment left in the building. Rotary Sees Pictures Os Historical Interest J. Barton Cox* presented the program at Rotary Club Monday night and showed colored slide pictures of historical interest of places visited while on a vacation trip east this year. Commenting on the scenes, those of particular interest were of Plymouth, Massachusetts where Plymouth Rock has been preserved. Cox said considerable portions of the rock had been chipped away by souvenir hunters before the residents of the community established it as a shrine and commenced to preserve it. Interesting also is that the town of Plymouth is about the size of Syracuse and like Syracuse, is a resort area. SICK .PEOPLE IMPROVE George Lamm, who has been ill at his home for the past week, is reported much better. Mrs. Wallace Manrow, who was injured last week in a car accident, reports that she is feeling much better. John Searfoss is confined to his home and is recovering from an attack of yellow jaundice. He will not be able to return to work for another two weeks.

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Now Thru Saturday 4 NIGHTS ONLY 4 Positively Will Not Be Held Over The most provocative picture of this or any other year. The most talked about picture on that most talked about subject. "I Am A Camera" also As Daring As The Screen Will Ever Get . . . The New Sin That Is Sweeping America. Anthony Quinn in "The Wild Party" You Have Never Seen Anything Like It! Sun.-Mon. Oct. 13-14 Big Double Feature Debbie Reynolds In "Tammy and The Bachelor" (In Color) also "Gun The Man Down" with James Arness Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. Oct. 15-16-17 Action Packed Twin Bill James Steward Audie Murphy in "Night Passage" (In Color) also "The Boss" with John Payne

ATTEND DISTRICT FARM MEETING Lewis Firestone, advisory council chairman, and Bernard Roberts, council member, shown here, attended the District II Vo- ' cational.Agricultural Confer'* 1 ence for principals, trustees, ‘ agricultural teachers and ad--1 visory council members. They accompanied A. A. Pylant, Voca- ‘ tional-Agricultural teacher, to the dinner meeting 2 October at : Bourbon. Problems concerning administration, Vocational-Agriculture work, Future Farmers of America members, adult and young farmer classes were discussed under the leadership of Professor Harry Leonard and David Rice of Purdue University. Photo by A. A. Pylant Joint Inspection Os . OES Held At Goshen Syracuse Chapter 283 of the Order of the Eastern Star joined with Goshen and Nappanee ; chapters in Joint Inspection at the Masonic Temple in Goshen ‘ Thursday 3 October. More than , 150 members from the three chapters and honored guests at- ; tended the meeting. Ritualistic opening was given , by the Goshen corps of officers. ; Worthy Matron Miriam Ridings ; of Syracuse presided during the initiatory work given by the Syracuse officers. And the Nappanee officers assumed the ofi fices for the closing ceremony. , Distinguished guests included Worthy Grand Matron of the i Indiana Grand Chapter, Mrs. • Donna M. Tuttle of Gaston; Mrs. Denise Cooper of New Carlisle, Grand Electa; Mrs. Ellen , Lambert of Warsaw, District Deputy; Mrs. Mary Louise Little of North Manchester, Junior , Past Grand Matron; and Ray E. Walters of Nappanee, Past Grand Patron. ! An oriental theme in decora- : tions and programs was used for I the dinner preceding the formal meeting and in the chapter room. Last night at the Syracuse i Chapter meeting, the matrons and patrons of the district were guests as the chapter honored the district deputy, Mrs. Ellen Lambert of Warsaw, and Grand Electa, Mrs. Denise Cooper of New Carlisle. Playground Lights At School Dark At 10 PM Lights for the outdoor basketball court at school are to be turned out at 10:00 p.m. CST, according to announcement made this week by Principal Glen Longenecker. This schedule has been announced at school and the town marshals have been advised of it and will cooperate in darkening the playground at the specified time. MEYER REAL ESTATE Lake Wawasee. 14 Mile West of Alternate 13 on Morrison Island Road CAROLYN J. MEYER Real Estate Broker * UL 6-6642

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