Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 51, Number 51, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 23 October 1958 — Page 5

WILWJ.HLBI ~ - ■ 'LI! ira<MIIW.~ •— ■■ •'LJPt. , 'J.LJI[~ V-t im.il-'. ~<• ■ -" --rt~ ■ ■- '7-.'- mm* <* • i Km 4 JWkdKk ißii rhM 1 Er _ Qg^MP^ ’ . - :E 3P* - w . 4BM7wSST!!ST*'7*wS^ ,^ ii:<g * / b' Shown in a picturesque Brussels World’s Fair setting is a 1959 Ford Sunliner convertible. Ford offers two convertibles in 1959: the soft-top Sunliner and the retractable hardtop Skyliner. Ford’s tasteful styling theme in 1959 is a result of consumer demand for more elegance and dignity, as opposed to gaudiness or extremism. In the background is the Atomium, prominent - landmark at the Brussels World's Fair.

Witches Take Prizes At Mothers Club Party Witches of all shapes, forms and fantasies gathered at the home of Mrs. Max Brower Monday evening 20 October for the Intermediate Mothers Hallowe’en party. Guests were greeted by grin-' L nlng Jack-o'-lanterns, witch and 1

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REPUBLICAN — For COUNTY ASSESSOR ELECT KATHRYN IVA COY A Lifelong Resident of Kosciusko County An Assesor must be • Real estate and improve men Is. KXff • Inheritance tax laws and estate appraisals. • Intangibles Stamp Taxes. t • Complete all work on schedule without extra • Office has been managed efficiently and econom ically. YOUR VOTE NOVEMBER 4 Will Be Most Sincerely Appreciated (Paid Political Advertisement:

skeleton faces and black cats, as they entered a room lighted by black and orange candles. Weird music was heard in the background. and strange cat like noises came frequently from one of the guests. A ghostly Hallowe’en story. “The Hungry old Witch” was read to‘the assembled witches, and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frank Stefanski for appearing

as the “Most Horrible Witch.” while Mrs. S. D. Myers won applause and a prize for the “Prettiest Witch.” A prize was also won by Mrs. Maurice Lung, for guessing “347” from a candy jar filled with 343 black and orange gumdrops. Mrs. James Stucky won the sunshine gift. Mrs. Nelson Auer, president, appointed Mrs. Stucky and Mrs. Leo Kowallik as co-chairmen of the Club's soft drink booth at the P.TA. Hallowe en festival to be held Friday night 31 October. A variety of donuts, cider and between the hours of ten and by the hostess and her assistants Mrs. Deloss Martin and Mrs. William T. Jones Jr. The next meeting will be 3 November at the home of Mrs. Gaylord Jones. Junior Mothers Go To Come As You Are Party Mrs. Robert Laughlin was hostess Monday night to twentytwo members of the Junior Mothers club and guests. Mrs. William Wesner and Mrs. James Palmer. . Welcomed into the club was Mrs. Wilford Miller. Mrs. Vearl Gaff was elected secretary to take the place of Mrs. Harold Fairbanks. Featured game of the evening was a hoola hoop contest which Mrs. Billy Coburn won without any difficulty. Prizes were won by Mrs. Coburn. Mrs. Fefl Rimades. Mfrs. Howard Juday ana Mrs. Lowell Stidham. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Coburn, Mrs. Warren Benson and Mrs. Harold Fairbanks. Next meeting will be a dinner meeting at Howard’s 3 November. Seven From Syracuse Enrolled At Manchester Seven from Syracuse community enrolled at Manchester College in September. They are Phyllis George. Barbara Harley. Dave Longenecker. Phil Tom. Muriel Rose, Myron Weybright, and WiUiam Weybright. Student enrollment at Manchester College has reached a new high according to the official statistics released from the office of the registrar. Full-time students for the fan term number 995 with 68 part time and Saturday students making a grand total of 1.063. Last year total enrollment was 1.026. Men outnumber women among the full-time students 560 to 435. The student body this year comes from 15 states and seven foreign countries and represents 33 church denominations.

The SyracuScene . . . Miss Donna Miller left Monday for Minocqua. Wisconsin, for a two weeks’ vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Kern of Leesburg. Mrs. Grace Vorhis and

VOTE IT STRAIGHT IN ’SB FOR these qualified State and County Republican Candidates For United States Senator , HAROLD W. HANDLEY For Representative in Congress—2nd Congressional District CHARLES A. HALLECK For Prosecuting Attorney—Fifty-fourth Judicial Circuit ALLAN A. RASOR For State Representative—Kosciusko County GEORGE L. FISHER For County Auditor THOMAS K. WARNER For County Recorder MAXINE WHITNEY For County Sheriff J. D. GEIGER - For County Assessor KATHRYN I. COY For Wayne Township Assessor PAUL A. OBERLI For County Commissioner—Northern District MILLARD G. STOOKEY For County Commissiondr—Middle District DALE SPONSELLER For County Councilman—First District RALPH P. OYLER For County Councilman—Second District ' GALE A. ROBBINS For County Councilman—Third District JOHN L. DEATON For County Councilman—Fourth District • CHRIS G. CAIN For County Councilman-At-Large HARRY R. BEATTY For County Councilman-At-Large CHARLES R. BRYANT For County Councilman-At-Large „. HARRY F. ZIMMERMAN f 7 These Qualified TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE CANDIDATES *X G. LAUCKS XANDERS, Turkey Creek *x WILLIS W. WHISLER, Tippecanoe »X HOWARD E. WARNER. Monroe 1X MAURICE WALTHER*. Lake *X RUSSELL KRICHBAUM, Clay *X GUY E. HYGEMA, Wayne iX HAROLD HARTMAN, Plain *X RAY FERVERDA. Van Buren *X HERBERT FERVIDA, Jefferson iX LYLE H. HARMON. Etna *X RALPH M. WARREN, Harrison *X LAWRENCE BUTTS. Franklin *X GURNEY ALEXANDER. Seward *X GEORGE W. SPARROW, Prairie X* SAMUEL RHOADES, Washington *X ELDRED METZGER. Jackson These Qualified Township Candidates For JUSTICE of the peace *X ROBERT S. McCULLOUGH, Turkey Creek jX CECIL R. CRIPE, Jackson *X ERNEST HACKBIRTH. Washington *X STANLEY P. HAMMAN, Tippecanoe *X IVAN B. KLINE. Van Buren »X DON A. JOHNSON. Plain |X WILBUR J. GILL. Wayne *X RAYMOND NEFF. Wayne *X CARL HANSON. Clay |X JAMES W. CARDILL. Lake . REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE Earl Himes. County Chairman Pauline Jordan. Vice-Chairman Carl L. Latta. Publicity Chairman Nellie Garman. Secretary (Paid Political Advertisement)

STRACDSE-WAWASEE JOIMAL

Thursday 23 Oct. 1958—

Charles Harrington of Elkhart visited in Woodsfield. Ohio, and Parkersburg, West Virginia, last week.

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