Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 52, Number 44, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 3 September 1959 — Page 4

Ted Auer In Finals Os Maxwelton Tourney

Ted Auer. 131 West Boston Street, will play in the championship flight of Maxwelton Golf Club tourney and will meet the winner of the Dave Hochert Harold Kessinger (defending champion* match. Auer, advanced into the finals by defeating Tom Merritt Jr.. 4 to 3 after topping Bill Leman of Bremeh. 2 and 1. Merritt defeated Gene Stoffel 2 and 1 to make his way into the semifinals. In the • A" flight John Coppes of Nappanee advanced into the finals by defeating Joe Hollar of New Paris. He will met the winner of the Sam Leman-Ed Zook match. In the “B” flight. Howard Rohn. winner over Irv Frauhiger. advanced into the finals and will play the winner of the Don Holwerda Bob Conrad match Tom Leer and Ralph Borden advanced into the finals of the “C" flight and Clayton Maxwell and George Snyder are the “D" flight finalists. In .the women s tourney. Elly Blakesley and Esther Brewster will meet for the championship flight. Marge Newcomer and Lois Xanders will clash for the “A" .flight crown: and Katy Tiegler meets Betty Kline in the . finals of the ' B ” flight. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY MROS OF THAOFS MEMORY Frank ~~Rtametr. the family want® to thank friend® and K O R Aid. Rev K• * •ar 1' R- h’•” an ! Hnrrt® Fun rr.-«! H ane for nil their kindnesses • THANKS to thv Waubee Grange. Xetchlx»n» atld friend* for Rifts. ■■• v * rw; and rv-h went tn me whll» I wa HoapHal Mv ap- •’» all Elma Keterlng. 1 WISH t - « *j» my sincere thanks a to all my friend® -•! ’ • K 1 s ■’« the fh-wtTW and rh-‘Uicht» of k>ndne«a during my re- <• nt I e?. t v nt Mr® Hattie Brown LOST AND FOUND (••ST on Syr«ru»e Ijik* on* short ski with rod trim and nnr reeratar ski. ». ■ r.fy -r r.-’urn t<> Au*r‘a Fill* nr Station or R»iall F>rug Stors. HELF WAITED • ■Al'.'llEH Ti t* W.iyr!" X»sr S*Mt**l rout* Phone rollrrt Co- ■ FOR RENT HR furhouse. 416 Front ■ • street Ralph Miller. Phone South B*nd g-SftST TERMITES no NOT LET TERMITES EAT AWAY YOUR HOME Free Inspection PHONE or WRITE Universal Termite Control Phone AM 7 7372. 120 N. Scott St. Warsaw. Indiana - OR — Wawasee lumber Co. Syracuse. Indiana No Obligation GOSHEN COMMUNITY AUCTION SALES Phone 3-1602 — 3 1593 Over 20 Years Satisfactory Service to the Farmer Monday 14 September 12 p.m. No sale on Labor Day 7 Sept. TOP PRICES Milk Cows i 300.00 Heifers-Steers 25.60 Bulls „ 22.90 Butcher Cows 19.40 ■ Fat Cows> Butcher cows — 7.25 to 14 Canners & Cutters) Veal - — 37.00 Lambs 21.75 I’.. 14.10 Ruffs ;— 12c Male Hogs —9.20 Feeder Pigs 8 to 11.75 Ewes ————-——B.oo We Hare The Buyers Sherman - McDowell • Martin s. Auctioneers

Board Names Speed Limits For Town Traffic Control

A resolution to regulate the traffic in the town of Syracuse has been prepared by the town board which designates speed limits and traffic control. At the regular meeting Tuesday. with Don Fnyeart, town marshall. sitting in on the discussion, it was decided that West and South Main Street and Boston Street would be posted for 20 mph. North Huntington Street will have a 30 mph limit. Harrison and Lake Streets 25 mph. Huntington Street south from Indiana Avenue is controlled by the state which has posted a 30 mph limit for SR 13 within the town. Cross walks on Huntington, Boston and Main streets have been marked with white paint in accordance with the school patrol plan which will go into effect this year. A roving patrol will assist in directing children to the proper paths leading to the school. Traffic controls will be in effect upon publication of the ordiance which will be done as soon as final approval by the board is given. Otis Clyde Butt appeared in behalf of the Medusa Street association He questioned the proper clearance of the overhang at Syracuse Enterprises. He also asked if it would be possible for the street to be given its full 40 foot width as in the legal description. Both matters are to be investigated by the board. Attend District Meet Os Methodist W.S.C.S. • An all day district meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service was held Monday--31 August at the First Methodist Church in Kendallville. Attending the seminar from Syracuse were Mrs. Clara Knepple and Mrs. Noble Greene. Mrs. H. A Wright of Syracuse Lake and Nappanee, is district president. Main speakers for the session were Mrs. Homer Roose, who spoke on "The Way from Africa” • Mrs. Roose, who is a Goshen resident, just returned from Africa!. and Rev. Orrin Manifold, whose subject was "The Church and Medical Missions." Guild Invites Husbands To First Fall Meeting The Methodist Nursery Guild will begin its fall program with a pot luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday 9 September at the dining hall of the Smith-Wal-bridge camp. Husbands of the members will be guests at the affair, and will also attend th* showing of an interesting film '■n marriage fol lowing the dinner. Mrs. George Walbridge, Guild member., will be hostess for the evening. Mrs. F. A Singleton is program chairman. CHURCH CLASS CELEBRATES SILVER ANNIVERSARY Twenty-six members of Class 5 of Solomon Creek E U. B church observed their 25th anniversary with a dinner party at the Shepherd's Restaurant in Ligonier Thursday evening. Guests were the Rev. C. Dob bins, a former pastor, and John Darr Maurice Dresser served as master of ceremonies. Taking part in the program which followed dinner were Lester Hubart t, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Lockwood. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Miller. Mrs. Manford Mishler, Mrs. GuySmith and John Darr. Members of the arrangement committee were Mrs. Mishler. Mr and Mrs Miller. Mrs Sjnith and Percy Troyer. < ARREST SYRACUSE MAN IN GOSHEN: DENTES CHARGE George A Evans. 60 RR. 2. plead not guilty to a charge of driving while under the influence of intoxicants Saturday evening in Goshen. Case was heard in the city court of Goshen Monday morning. No trial date was set. Dr. and Mrs. Tom McMahon are entertaining their two daughters of Pittsburg this week

No Driving Os Cars During School Hours Students who drive cars are asked to leave them in the school parking lot during the school day, Mr. Amsler, high school principal, announced today. In special cases upon written request by the parents, approved by the principal, a student will be allowed to leave the school grounds before school has been dismissed at the close of the day. This procedure has been observed for several years. Hospital Notes . . . Mrs. Marlin Kreider submitted to emergency surgery at Elkhart Hospital Friday night. Mrs. Gerald Hubartt was discharged from Elkhart Hospital Tuesday. Knox Stetler was admitted to the emergency room for outpatient minor surgery at Goshen Hospital Tuesday. Clark Willard. R.R. 1. was treated in the emergency room at Goshen Hospital for a lacerated left elbow Tuesday. OBSERVE 56th ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Burton Walters. R.R. 1. celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with open house from 2 to 5 p.m in the home of their daughter and husband, the LaMar Leathermans of R.R. 1. Syracuse. The former Elida Gearhart of Nappanee and Mr. Walters were married 26 August 1909 in the home of her parents by the Rev. Daniel Wysong. They have one daughter, Mrs. Leatherman, and a grandson. Max Leatherman, who is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. They have lived on their farm for the past 40 >’ears and are members of the New Paris Church of the Brethren. The SyracuScene . . . Mrs. Georgia Miller, Mrs. Richard Miller and daughter. Michele, spent Monday in South Bend. Dr. and Mrs. John Green and two children of Ocala. Florida returned to their home Sunday evening after spending four days here at Dewart Lake and with his father. Clark Green. SELL IT WITH A JOURNAL WANT AO!

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Miss Ann Haab Plans October Wedding An October wedding is planned* by Miss Ann Haab for her marriage to Ray Sinn s son of Mr. and Mrs. George Sinn of Haviland. Ohio. Announcement was made recently by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haab. R.R. 1. The wedding will take place in the Apostolic Christian Churcjh in Milford. Employed in the Kosciusko County Agricultural office in Warsaw. Miss Haab is a graduate of Milford High School. Her fiance is associated with the Berry Seed Co., in Van "Wert. Ohio. He graduated from Haviland High School and served two years in the U.S. Army. GEIGER FAMILY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Geiger and three daughters of Indianapolis arrived Friday for the week end with relatives at Syr acuse. Milford, Oswego and North Webster. On Sunday those of the family spending the day at the Martindale cottage on Webster Lake included Mr. and Mrs. William Geiger. Phillip Geiger of Springfield, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Geiger of Milford. Mrs. Robert Miller and family. Mrs. Ira Shue and sons and the Gordon Geiger family. CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS!

USE THIS COUPON FOR DONATIONS TO THE | The Syracuse Boy Scout | | CAMP SITE FUND | | Name Amount $ I Send to STATE BANK OF SYRACUSE for deposit in special fund. The Rotary Club, sponsors of Boy Scouts in Syracuse, havenegotiated for the purchase of 20 acres 2’2 miles south of Syracuse to be used solely for the local Scouting program. Five acres is cleared. 15 acres is still woods. This camp will be supplemental to the Pioneer Trails Council camp. It will be titled by the Town of Syracuse and will be under jurisdiction of the park division. ■a l * . Use the coupon above—today. Your donation, whatever its amount, is ,an important investment in the future of our boys and our town.

SYR ACUSE-WAWASEE JOURIAL

-Thursday 3 Sept. 1959

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Ralph Disher Improves In LaPorte Hospital Ralph A. Disher. 59. of Milford, brother of VMan, Lloyd and Floyd Disher. was critically injured Saturday night when his truck overturned along US 6 one mile east of Walkerton. Taken to the Holy Familiy Hospital at LaPorte. he was reported to be improved Tuesday but still listed as serious. Traveling east. State police said Disher apparently lost control of his vehicle an empty tank truck, when its front wheels dropped off the pavement onto the berm. In attempting to steer back into the highway, the truck flipped over twice in the middle of the road. At first he was taken for dead. Officers arriving, on the scene recognized that he was severely injured. Disher suffered broken ribs and internal injuries. Damage to the truck was estimated at 53.500. A former Syracuse resident. Disher managed the Milford hotel at one time and presently operates the Milford Case. Don’t forget the Labor Day Trap Shoot at Wawasee Gun Club. Sell It With « Stare Nawt Classified Ad