Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 52, Number 16, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 19 February 1959 — Page 8

SYRACOSE-WAWASEE JOURIAL

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Lady Bowlers Plan To Enter State Tourney Delifht Spearman, delegate to the 1938 state convention of women bowlers at South Bend, gave her report to the members of the Syracuse Women’s Bowling Association at their annual meeting In Ligonier Monday night Mrs. Spearman also reported that her team plans to enter the national tourney at Buffalo In May. Mary Rose Henning was appointed delegate to the 1959 ' state convention at Kokomo in March. Several local teams plan to enter the state tourney which will be held at the same time In Kokomo. Fifty-one members attended the dinner meeting at the Eagle’s HaD. Toumment awards and prizes were presented to teams and Individuals. Election of officers resulted in naming Rosemary Mathews of Ligonier, vice-president; Susie Tytler and Vera Kitson were re- ° elected treasurer and sergeant-at-arms .respectively. Mental Health Program Given At Round Table Mrs. Nita Kline was hostess to fourteen members of the Ladies of the Round Table Monday evening 16 February. Roll call responses were *’My Favorite Author or Artist.’’ Mrs. Hazel Veltman. president conducted a short business meeting. Two members of the Kosciusko county Mental Health Association. Robert Henderson, and Russell Smith, both of Warsaw, addressed the club members. They also presented an interesting. film on mental health entitled ’’The Key.” The project is sponsored by the Sigma Beta Sorority, and is aided by contributions to the Uhited Fund. Mrs. Kline served a delicious assortment of codties, candies, nuts and coffee at the conclusion of the program. The next meeting will be held on 2 March with Mrs. Hilary Bachman as hostess to United States Service New Addresses A 3c Paul E. Mey. AF 16617 287. CMR No. 2. Box 1929, Keesler AFB. Mississippi. A 2c Harrv R Brinkman. AF 16565125. 1954 AACS APO 994.1 Box No 81. San Francisco. Calif Service Completed A '2c Thomas Hughes, son of, • Mrs Valeries Hughes. „was recently discharged from service and is now at home Tom completed four years with the air force. Sgt. R’chard Hughes, son of Mrs valeric Hughes is home on a 3Q day leave. He is with the military police of. the infantry and recently returned from Europe. Pfc. Pat Moore reports that: he was recently returned from ten davs in the field as aggressor artillery in port of Philblex 12-59 naval marine operations in the Pacific Pat is stationed in California His address is Pfc Patrick O Moore. 1816900. M Co. 4th Bn 11th Marines. Ist* Mar. Div.. Camp Pendleton The SvracuSeene . . . Mr. and Mrs. Vend Gaff entertained the Feri Rhoades family at dinner Sunday honoring the birthdays of Mr Rhoades, and his daughter. Owen. Mrs Minnie Blough was in Fort Wayne Monday Mrs. Ada Canton of Marion was a week end guest of her daughter and family, the Dr Karl Stoeltings Mrs Olive Miller returned Sunday from Mount Morris, TH where she was called on the illness of her sister Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kindi* and family were Sunday guests of his mother. Mrs May Kindig. Mr. and Mrs Frank Searfem and daughter. Gall of Chicago were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Sloan.

World Day Os Prayer Service Weil Attended A good attendance marked the World Day of Prayer service held in Syracuse at tlje Calvary E.U.B. church Friday afternoon. This year’s program was on the theme “Lord. I Believe” prepared by women of Egypt. The children’s choir gave three selections. Mrs. Leonard Barnhart spoke on the purpose of World Day of Prayer and what it means. Benediction was given by Rev. Kennard Robinson. School Band Room To Be Ready This Month Band' students will be using the new band room at school before the end of the month, according to announcement made by Lewis Immel. spperitnendent. this week. First to be completed of the six room addition under construction since last summer, it was reported at a special meeting of the school board Thursday night that the room would be ready for use this month. Immel said. Other business discussed' at the meeting Included the survey of the insurance program for the school and bus contracts for next year. The board authorized superintendent Immel to purchase audio-visual equipment for school use. Board members are Hilary Bachman. president: James Stucky, vice-president; Charles W. Kroh, secretary; Joe Shewmon, treasurer; and George Lamm. Court News ... Asks Divorce Anna Lou Robertson, a Syracuse store owner has filed a complaint against Woodrow Robertson asking that she be granted a divorce, custody of the one child and a division of property. The couple were married May 25. 1944 and seperated Jan. 17 1959? Want Foreclosure The Wawasee Lumber Company of Syracuse asks judgement of six per cent per annum from October 17. 1958. costs of SSOO and foreclosure of a mechanic’s lein. in a complaint against the Shell Oil Company, of Indianapolis, the Lewis Oil Company. Warsaw, and Dora Jean Hobbs, of Noble county. The plaintiff alleges materials were furnished Mrs. Hobbs for construction of an oil station in accordance with the oil companies. The property on which the lein is filed con'istc of lots numbered 60 and 61 in Straus and Dolan’s addition to Syracuse. Files For Divorce Stanlev E. Smeeton has filed eomnlatnt for divorce against Lauretta A. Smeeton. of Lombar. Illinois. Hearing is set for Q March 1959 In the Kosciusko Circuit Court at Warsaw. Real Fstare Transfers Recorded 23 December 1958 Marilyn P. Stummer to Lois Schleeter, Lot 6 Strombeck & •Weaver’s First Addition. Syracuse 81.500. Recorded 26 December 1958 Willard and Eva B. Gebert to Robert J. and Mabel C. Weaver, beginning at the SW corner of Lot 20 Weaver's First Add., to Weaver’s Park. $2,000. Ralph and Inez Ada Metzler and Leonard and Della Vanes to Leon A. Miller. Sr. and Cora A. Miller. Lot 33 First Add., to Ralph Metzler’s Sub. on Dewart Lake, SSOO. Recorded 15 January 1959 Roscoe C. and Bernice L. Howard & George T. and Maude E. Lamm to Syracuse Rubber Product Co. Inc.. Tract 8-34-7. $1 500. Recorded 16 January 1959 Mabel S. and Paul Zehner/|o Frederick A Shock. Lott 11 Erm Grove Sub.. Lake Wawasee. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Miller of Ligonier were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Juday

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Local People Attend Penn Award Program Fifteen people from Syracuse attended the eighth annual award program of Penn Controls of Goshen held at the Elcona Country Club ballroom Friday evening. Those employees having fifteen or more years of service were eligible for awards and were" invited to the program. Attending from Syracuse were Norman Wiles, Velma LeCount, Wilbur Devault. Harold LeCount. Marvis Newcomer. Roy L. Miller, John Sparling, Albert D. Stiver, Robert Yoder. William Rogers. Robert Insley. Frank Putt, Elaine Darr. Ralph Mullen and Everett Blood. Name Blood Chairman The Rev. Karl Lepper, pastor of the Redeemer Lutheran Church at Warsaw, has ‘ been named chairman of the Kosciusko County Red Cross Blood program according to announcement of Fred Anglin, Red Cross County chairman. Mrs. Orrin Smith of Syracuse, county blood chairman for many years, recently resigned the position. MEETS WITH MRS. WILMA HIRE The W.S.W.S. of the Calvary E.UB. Church mot at the home of Mrs. Wilma Hire Thursday 12 February. Mrs. Dale Grimes had charge of the devotions and lesson on the East. Mrs. R. W. Loose, president. presided. Election of officers is scheduled for the next meeting and the next work day will be Thursday 26 February parish house. Syracuscene.. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jensen of Garrett and Mrs. Ida Hibschman visited Mrs. Donald Lower 'the former Mary Jensen) at the Toledo Hospital last Thursday. Mrs. Lower had undergone major surgery 6 February and returned to her home in Toledo Sunday. Mrs. Paul Geiger of Miami, ville. Ohio, a practical nurse, is staying with her grandmother, Mrs. William Geiger, while she is convalescing from recent sur gery. Mrs. Gerald Geiger, a daughter-in-law. also is spending some time at the Geiger home. David Shue. 14 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shue of Oswego. broke his ankle in a fall while skating Friday. Mr and Mrs. George Butt of South Bend were here Sunday at the home o sher father, Andrew Armbruster, who is quite ill. Mrs. Ella Unrue was hostess to twenty-one members of the Bethany Home Demonstration Club Thursday A carry-In dinner was served at noon. Mrs Paul Bixler and Mrs. Edger Kuhn were guests Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bowman of South Bend were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. William Geiger. Afternoon callers included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoover and daughter Ellen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geiger and two children, all of Milford. Mrs. Marjorie Shue of Oswego, and Mrs. Glen Treesh and three children of Waubee Lake. Mr. and Mm Dan Teeter of Hagerstown spent the week end at their Wawasee Lake home

SYRACUSE vs WHITLEY Syracuse and South Whitley paired for their first game in the sectional basketball tourney at Columbia City next week. Games begin Wednesday night. Syracuse and Whitley are scheduled for the second game Thursday night. Elect Local Man To American Angus Ass'n. Fred Baumgartner, Syracuse, has bfeen elected to membership in the American Angus Association at St. Joseph. Missouri, announces Frank Richards, secretary. Baumgartner was one of the 15 breeders of purebred Aber-deen-Angus in Indiana elected to membership during the past month. Grant Jr. Membership To Maurice Moser Maurice Moser. 18. Syracuse, has been granted a junior membership in the American Angus Association at St. Joseph, Missouri. announces Frank Richards. secretary. His new junior membership, enables him to register his purebred Angus at regular membership rates and entitles him to privileges of the Association until he reaches age 21. At that time he. will be eligible to convert to a lifetime membership. Maurice was one of 78 young people in the United States to receive junior memberships last month.

Rotary Club History Filmed For Rotarians “The Great Adventure,” a film drama portraying the formation of Rotary Clubs, was shown to members of the Syracuse-Wawa-see Rotary Club meeting Monday evening at Howard’s restaurant. Jess Mishler was program chairman for the evening and was aided by Nelson Miles in securing the film from district governor O. Frank Helvie of South Bend. The film was made in honor of Rotary’s Golden anniversary in 1955. Dick Young, vice-president, conducted the meeting in the. absence of president Tom Socks, who is on vacation. MRS. PEARL TURNER MARRIES IN DENVER Mrs. Pearl Turner and Joe Tucker, both of Denver, Colorado. were married Saturday 14 February at the chapel of the Veterans’ Hospital in Denver. They will be at home in Denver after a short trip to Wichita, Kansas, where they will visit relatives of■>Mr. Tucker. The new Mrs. Tucker is a sister of Mrs. Ida Hibschman of Syracuse. WRC Postponed til March The Women’s Relief Corps postponed their regular meeting scheduled for 16 February until 2 March. There will be installation of officers. near South Shore. Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Fosbrink attended the Valentine dinner dance of the Elkhart County Medical and Dental Association at the Hotel Elkhart Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson are vacationing in Florida.

Town Sewer and Water Lines Better This Year Heintsehnan of the town jkfeet department reported J Tuesday that main sewer lines are handling excess water and drainage from last week’s thaws and rains very well. The men worked constantly to keep sewers open and with the exception d of a day or two last week, excessive flooding has been avoided, he said. Water lines have been repaired with the exception of one in the area of South Harrison d affecting water supply to the homes of Wade Zerbe and John Auer, Heintzelman said. Until damage can be located water is supplied to these homes by hose from neighboring homes Heintzelman said water supply has not been impaired by winter freezing as much as a year ago because of work done last summer in lowering water lines. The main streets of town have been fairly well cleared of ice and all streets were graveled frequently during the ice siege. Spring work is beginning. Heintzelman said, on parks and I park equipment Ed Anglemeyer Pledges Sigma Chi At Hanover Ed Anglemyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Anglemyer. recently pledged to Sigma Chi fraternity at Hanover College. A freshman this year, Anglemyer was among the pledges for the second semester of the col- * lege year announced by the five national social fraternities on the campus. Kathryn Locke Pledges To Phi Mu Sorority J Kathryn J. Locke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Locke, R.R. 3, Syracuse, has been pledged to Phi Mu social sorority at Indiana University in recent rushing. Miss Locke is a freshman. HAFNER HOME James Ed Hapner, 55, was dismissed from Goshen Hospital • Sunday where he had been a patitent since Friday evening. Hapner was found Friday afternoon in a semi-concious state on the ice a short distance from shore by Charles Dean. Syracuse. 1 fireman. Dean got assistance from the emergency squad to take Hapner to a local physician for treatment which was followed by* hospitalization. Hapner is an employee of Niles Brothers in Syracuse. BUCHHOLZ IMPROVING Ernest Buchholz continues to - improve at the Goshen Hospital * according to latest reports. Buchholz was taken to the hospital 2 February suffering with chest pains. SYRACUSEWAWASEE JOURNAL , CLASSIFIED ADS GET tESVLTS! r** ’ - ; PhilcoT-V Sales and Service i I; JAMES MENCH > ■ Television Store ’ WAWASEE VILLAGE < i t I Syracuse Phone 147 ' . Ofc Ofc Tom Socks ARROW „ SHIRTS Caaptr't JOCKEY UROERWEAR Phone 219-J Wawasee Village