Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 51, Number 1, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 7 November 1957 — Page 3

Mrs. Hasel Ward, who underwent surgery In Memorial Hospital in South Bend recently rehome Friday and is staying at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gerald Kline.

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F.F.A. Initiation Held By Syracuse Chapter Four new members were initiated into the Syracuse Future Farmers of America Chapter Wednesday evening in the Vo.Ag. room at the high school last week. Ronald Roberts, chapter president, is seated at his z station listening to the recital. Two other freshmen Vo.-Ag. students, Phil Troyer and Tony Bidwell, were voted in as Greenhands, but could not attend this meeting. • • • (Ooops, slight mixup. Above story should be with photo on page 6. Picture for that caption, next week. Sorry!)

Local News . . . Mrs. W. V. Picket of Minneapolis has been visiting here in the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Weatherhead, for several weeks and plans to stay until after Thanksgiving. Miss Anne Weatherhead, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. John Weatherhead, was home last week because of the flu and returned to school at St. Mary’s Academy in South Bend Monday. The training schools for demo-, cracy is in the public schools of the United States.—Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren. Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Stoelting were in Indianapolis Friday where Dr. Stoelting attended the convention of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons. They continued to Freelandville, for the week end where they joined the family of his brother and wife, Mrs. John Stoelting, who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Kinder and children spent the week end in Palos Park, Illinois, with Mrs. Kinder’s sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Pratt. Capt. James Myers leaves Sunday for California on his way to zd’ new assignment in Korea. Mr. and Mrs. F. Reinbold had word Saturday that their son-in-law, Major Jack Krietz, instructor in the Army Air Force at

Tucson, Arizona, would fly into Bunker Hill Air Base aboard an 8-engine jet plane some time soon. If time permitted they plan to see there. Major Krietz and his wife, the former Grace Reinbold, live in Tucson and have a nine-year old son, John. Bowling ... Monday County League Team Standings W L Pilcher’s Shoes ,28 4 Sportsman Bar 25 7 Sleepy Owl 20 12 Pickwick Lounge 18 14 No. Webster Hdw. 17 15 Liberty Coach 15 17 Economy Gas 14 18 K’s Food Shop 14 18 Anchor Bar 12 20 Kurley’s Keglers 11 21 Blue Shingle 11 21 N. Webster Gas Co. 7 25 High Team Series—Pilcher’s Shoes, 2652: High Team Game —Pilcher’s Shoes, 974. High Individual Series —J. Tracy, 572; G. Nordman, 572; D. Estes, 548; R. Treadway, 548; C. Penn, 548; G. Beavers, 536; T. Auer, 536; E. Gordon, 532; R. Fisher, 530; E. Wright, 526; L. Wogoman, 522; E. Henning, 520; R. Penick, 523; Bartman, 519; D. Brown, 513; S. Carr, 511; B. Rex, 509; D. Culberson, 508; G. Thornburg, 502; and H. Weaver, 501.

SYRAtUSE*WAWASEE JOURNAL

Thursday 7 Nov. 1957—

Land of Lakes League Team Standings W L Frog Tavern 27 9 S. & M. Motors 26 10 Pusti Body Shop 25 11 Auer’s Service Sta. 21 15 Arnold’s Grocery 20 16 Pilchers 19 17 Milford Legion 17 19 Hire’s Electric 16 20 Little's Insurance 15 21 Rose Jewelry 12 24 Syracuse Legion 11 25 State Bank Syracuse 7 29 High Team Series—Pusti Body Shop, 2688; High Team Game— Pusti Body Shop, 912. High Individual Serie s—E. Wright, 192-194-212 for 588. Thursday Night League Team Standings W L Foo and Faye 21 6 Klink’s Super Mkt. 19 8 Gil’s Pure Oil 16 11 Pilcher’s Shoes 15 12 Denzel Realtors 15 12 Leap’s Bros, and Excavators Rose Jewelry 12 15 Louie's Grill 12 15 S and M Motors 12 15 Fiog Tavern 12 15 Baugher Builders 9 18 Herrmann’s Gas s’/ 2 21 y 2 High Team Series—Klink’s Super Market, 2199; High Team Game—Louie’s Grill, 787. Friday Night Mixed League Team Standings W L Mench T. V. 18 6 Wawasee Lumber 13 >2 ’To , / 2 Seiffert Tile 13 11 Kitson Plumbing 11 13 Sportsman Center 9‘/2 14 S. & M. Motors 8 16 High Team Game—Seiffert Tile, 651; High Team Series— Mench T. V„ 1827. High Individual Game (men) —D. Knisley. 204; High Individual Game (women)—R. Laird. 165. High Individual Series (men) —M. Shaw, 538; High Individual Series (women)—F. Holloway, 456. Tuesday Night Ladies League Team Standings W L Standings of 5 November Liberty Coach 25 16 Byler Bros. 22 18 Village of Wawasee 22 18 Syracuse Case 21 19 Kell’s Glass and Body Shop 18 22 Tom Sock’s 12 26 High Game and Series—Kell’s Glass and Body Shop, 727 and 1989. High Series—Pat Cripe, 155-167-469; Kate Connell, 160-153-453; Eloise Carlson, 155-175-452; Louise Crow, 405; Charlotte Kell. 402; and Edith Ronketti, 151428. Friday Night Mixed League Team Sandings W L Mench T. V. 19 8 Seiffert Tile 15 12 Wawasee Lumber KitsonApiumbing 12 15 Sportsman Center 11*2 15 * 2 S. &M. Motor Sales 10 17 High Team Game—K its 0 n Plumbing, 651; High Team Series—Kitson Plumbing, 1826. High Individual Game (men) —M. Shaw, 212; High Individual Game (women)—R. Robinson, 175. High Individual Series (men) —B. Penich, 538; High Individual Series (women)—R. Robinson, 458. Tuesday Afternoon League Team Standings W L Loveda’s Salon 19*/ 2 7*/ 2 Ketering Insurance 19 M> 7y 2 Wawasee Mfg. 12 15 Wawasee Laundromat 12 15 Howard’s Restaurant 9 18 State Bank Syracuse 9 18 170 or Better Series —Jeanne Van Sickle, 193; Carol Karr, 197; Goldie Pilcher, 172; and Susie Tytler, 186. X

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