Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 53, Number 25, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 21 April 1960 — Page 10

SYRACUIE-WAWASEE JBURRAL

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I —Thurs. Ip April 1960

VIEWS and REVIEWS (Continued from front page Syracuse Church of God. Jonah Club will stage the fry. ★ ★ ★ An advertiser writes “The article I advertised (last week) was sold from the Store News before the Journal was issued. Fine service." Even a conservative newspaper feels proud enough to brag about this from time to time. Change in Schedules Is Effective Sunday New passenger train schedules will go into effect Sunday on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, according to Agent Charles A. Caple. Westbound trains win leave Syracuse at 5:10 am. local time, and at 1:15 p.m. Eastbound train from Chicago will be at 2:33 pm. A second eastbound train, from Chicago, arrives here approximately 2 am., but only stops to discharge passengers, and does not run from Chicago on Sunday night. d The schedule changes coincide with the change to Daylight Sav irg Time of a number of cities. Syracuse and moot of north - eastern Indiana have remained on fast time.all year for some time now.

We of the Ketering Insurance Service wish to take this oppor tunity of expressing our appreciation to the Volunteer Firemen and others who have so unsel flshly contributed of their time and money Ln the helping to reorganize and equip our fire department so quickly after our recent loss.

Chris Koher Everett F. Ketering Dick Denzel Lena Lantz

Tom Socks ARROW SHIRTS Seeper's JOKEY BIIERWEAR Wawasee Village Phone GL 7*3664

frAWjrrani FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY-- MONDAY APRIL 22-23-24-25 ’ ALL THE RARE AD VENTIRE OF THE STORY TREASURED BY ALL AGES! 2a IlvxdersCa COLO* •» CM LUX* V*r*| f. DAViOLADO DOKAID CRISP TUESDAY - "WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY. April 26. 27, 28 HJNNIESTEVER! With Jean Sebert Peter Seilers

Windows Are Broken at Two Businesses Two incidents where windows were broken by BB guns were reported m Syracuse over the week end. Damaged were win dows at Gil s Pure Oil Station on South Huntington. and the Journal office, on North Huntington. Sheriff's officers and marshals at Pierceton and North Webster reported more than $2,000 damage done to homes and windows in that area. Aoparently the incidents took place after 10 p.m. Sunday Local marshal Don Enyeart and deputies Dan Ganger and Fred Personette are participating in the investigation. Ladies of Round Table: The Ladies of the Round Table were entertained Monday evening in the home of Mrs. M. E. Rapp with Mrs. Clair Dreher as co hostess. The president. Mrs. Dreher. ooen<ed the meeting with the pledge to Ute Hag and the club collect. Fourteen members answered roll call with interesting assigned reponses. The program was given byMrs. Eloise Method whose topic was “National Council of Churches" and by Miss Ethel Bowser who spoke on “Reforms erf Pope John XIII. A “Get Well" card was signed by all members to send to member Mrs. Orval Carr, who is a patient in Parkview Hospital, Foil Wayne. The hostesses served a salad course and coffee at the close of the evening,

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Temperance Week Mrs. Cleo Parrish. Fountain City, president of the Indiana WCTU. and Mrs. Paul Childress, Dunreith, general secretary of the IndianaZ<yTC, have announced the observance of Youth Temperance Education Week 24-29 April as proclaimed by Governor Harold W. Handley . A state-wide rally will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. (DST> at the EUB Church Portland. George R. Davis. Kokomo, principal of the Northwestern High School of Howard County and trustee-at-large of the Indiana Temperance League, will speak. AT THE HOSPITAL Vem Cory' of Syracuse has been admitted to the Goshen General Hospital. Janice Pilcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Pilcher, has been released from the Goshen Hospital. SELL IT WITH A JOURNAL WANT AD' BURKHOLDER DRUG 10S W. Main St. Syracuse Phone: GL 7-3341

KINDERGORTEN ROUNDUP The Kindergarten roundup will be held Monday at 7 pm. in the kindergarten room in the elementary school building. To enroll for next year’s classes the child must be five years old be fore 1 October 1960 and must take birth certificate. The Syracuse kindergarten is sponsored by the Junior Mbthers Club and Mrs. Edgar Sneer is the kindergarten project chairman. OVERHEATED HEATER Firemen were called Tuesday night to the Jack Vanderford residence on Ideal and they reported that a heater became overheated. GOSHEN COMMUNITY AUCTION SALES Dial KE 3-5585 or KE 3-1593 Over 20 Years Satisfactory Service to the Farmer Monday 25 April 12 P.M. Our market was very active this week on all classes of livestock. Sell your livestock at auction at a goed competive market. Top Prices: Milk Cows 267.50 Heifers Steers 18 to 24.10: Bulls 21 00: Butcher Cows 'Fat Cows) 16.50 to 18.00: Butcher Cows 'Canners & Cutters' 14.75 to 16.50; Veal 36.00; Lambs 22.25: Fat Hogs 17.10; Ruffs 12.50 to 14.60; Male Hogs 10.60 to 12.60; Feeder Pigs 8 to 14.25; Ewes 23.00. WE HAVE THE BUYERS: Sherman. McDowell. Martin, Auctioneers.

BULLOCK CONFIRMED Appointment of George Bullock Jr. former Syracuse deputy town marshall, as a temporary* patrolman on the Warsaw police I department has been confirmed by the Board' of Works there. Bullock will serve a six-montfit probationary appointment be? fore permanent approval. y

Friday & Saturday April 22-23 Action . Comedy Twin Bill “THE LEGEND OF TOM DOOLEY” with Michael Landon also Lou Sostello in “THE 30 FOOT BRIDE OF CANDY ROCK” SATURDAY FAMILY TREAT NIBHT Added—2 Guest Feateres Sunday, Monday & Tuesday April 24-25-26 3—Nights only—3 True! Authentic! Fearlessly Told “AL CAPONE” Starring Red Steiger also “KING OF THE WILD STALLIONS” (In color) l Wed. & Thurs. April 27-28 Acedemy Award Winner Shelley Winter in “THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK” Plys “STEEL BAYONET” Open 7:00 First Show At Dusk Children Under 12 FREE