Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 53, Number 33, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 16 June 1960 — Page 7

Fred Traster Honored Fred Traster Jr., 613 Front St., an agent for The Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. qualified for the 1960 National Quality award sponsored jointly by the National Association Life Underwriters and the Life Insurance Agency Management Association. Now in its 16th year, this award is one of the highest personal honors an agent can achieve as a career underwriter. Traster. who has received the award for the second year, works out of Elkhart, office.

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Back Again at the PICKWICK SYRACUSE ♦ John Ferris, former operator of the Pickwick Lounge, reopened the establishment on . . . FRIDAY. MAY 6 You are cordially invited to resume your visits to this beautiful place to dine.

Past Matrons Club Thirteen members and one guest of the Syracuse Past Matrons club met at the home of Mrs. Otto Stoelting for their June meeting last , week. Mrs. Cecil Maggart was a guest. Mrs. Ruth Rapp presided in the absence of the president. Mrs. Earl Gerard. Winning prizes at Contak were Mrs. Court Slabaugh. Mrs. Melbum Rapp and Mrs. Jack Ridings.

Mrs Joe Bushong will be hostess for the July meeting which will be potluck. Assistant hostess was Mrs. Delos Weaver. SYRACUSE FFA Ten members attended a meetinf of the Future Farmers of America Friday in the Ag room of the high school. Earl Roberts, vice president, presided.. A. A. Pylant and Ronnie Roberts. temporary leaders for the summer, were present. Leadership was discussed and Roberts asked if any members could attend leadership camp. Next meeting is scheduled for July 13. Burton Butt, reporter. LOCAL SPORTSMEN IN OUTBOARD MOTOR RACES Stover Hire competed in the stock outboard motor races at Terre Haute Sunday. He placed second in the class “B” runabout race with two world champions and a runner-up among the nine boats entered. In the class *'C’ runabout race with seven boats. Hire placed third Jan Rinker entered the nm about race and placed second. Accompanying the men were Mrs. Hire and Mrs. Rinker and son. Randy. Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Arndt of Louisville. Ky. left Friday for home after attending the annual Indiana North Conference of the E.U.B. church at Oakwood. They were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stucky for the four days of the convention.

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Dorothy Jones Heads South Shore Golfers Dorotiiy Jones, of North Webster. was elected president of the South Shore Ladies Golf. Association at their recent luncheon. Gale Van Zant, of Syracuse, was elected vice president; Mary Stalter. of North Webster, secretary’; and Betty Socks, of Syracuse, treasurer. Being PGA week, the Calloway scoring system was used, and prizes ■were won by Grace Perry and Jean Rickel, of Warsaw. and Mary Stalter. of North Webster. PARTY FOR MISS HAMMAN Miss Lillian Hamman was entertained by members of the elementary school faculty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Winston Gantz Thursday evening. A gift of an electric skillet was presented Miss Hamman who retired from the high school faculty this year. Mr. and Mrs. Court Slabaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beck were also guests. Faculty members present were Mrs. Ruth Rapp, Mrs. Arthur Morris. Gil bert George. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Ditmer, and Miss Mary Ann Stieglitz. Hospital Notes . . . Mrs. Norma Personett and Patricia Steffen, both of Syracuse, were treated at Goshen General Hospital. Mrs. Lester Modesitt is convalescing at home following major urgery at Goshen several weeks ago. She is reported to be greatly improved. Judy Stucky, daughter of the James Stuckys. underwent min or surgery at Elkhart Hospital Thursday. Mrs. Harold Renner is a patient at Elkhart Hospoital where she had surgery’ Wednesday. Bob LeCount had surgery at Parkview Hospital in Ft. Wayne Thursday. Sara Drake was treated at the Goshen General Hospital for a right hand injury suffered at her home here. James Graff, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Graff, of Syracuse, was treated

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for burns on his face. The injury was received while the boy was burning trash at his home. He was released after treatment. Mrs. Ira Yoder and Mrs. Lawrence Hester, both of Syracuse, underwent major surgery at Goshen General Hospital this week. Released from the hospital were William Otto Hawkins, Mrs. James Pounds and son, Mrs. Anna Belle Gallahan. Mrs. Nathan Thompson. Mrs. Owen Avery and son. and Mrs. Donald R. Berkey’ and daughter. The SyracuScene . . . Mrs. and Fosbrink and daughter. Susan, were in Indianapolis ".ast Wednesday. Susan, shopped while her mother attended a tea in honor of Miss Trout, chief dietitian at Indiana Medical Center, who is retiring after 37 years on the staff

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