Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 53, Number 52, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 4 October 1960 — Page 6

SYRACUSE - WAWASEE JOURMAL

■' in aßt I ■ i '> ' ' '' ; ' : !'.'R .' 1 , - </; /.'' . -sjS ." j V ■F Like any other organization, the School Safety Patrol must depend upon the cooperation of others in order to fulfill its task. “Help Your Safety Patrol” is the message of the October school poster, distributed by the Chicago Motor Club to some 45,000 schools in Illinois and Indiana. It has been estimated that the School Safety Patrol has saved literally thousands of lives since it was originated by the motor club in 1920. In order to continue this impressive record, the Patrol needs your cooperation. Patrol members have been trained to keep people safe. Do your part to help them!

Unemployment Report Shows Additional Recalls To Work Additional recalls of automotive. electrical machinery, and metals workers were reported during the week Sept. 17 and the state’s weekly total of unemployment insurance claims dropped below the 40.000 level for the first time since early July Richard A. Phillips, director of the Indiana Employment Security Division, said that the 39.900 claims filed last week included

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I—Tuesday, Oct. 4, 1960

6.021 from newly unemployed persons and 33.879 from individuals out of work a week or more Initial claims showed an increase of 335. with much of the rise attributed to an indefinite layoff of 230 employees by a toy company and a two-week shutdown of an auto plant's truck productionline. MEHL & MEHL LAWYERS - - ABSTRACTORS 120 4 SOUTH MAIN ST. Goshen, Indiana

One steel mill in the Calumet area recalled about 400 employees. Other recalls involved smaller numbers of worker's.

A 1,716 decrease in unemployment insurance claims during the week ending Sept. 24 brought the state-wide total down to 38,184. Richard A. Phillips, director of the Indiana Employment Security Division, said today. The number of initial claims dropped to 5,709 from 6,021 the week before. Additional recalls of auto workers and the return of coal miners to work in the Terre Haute and Vincennes area following the settlement of the railroad dispute helped lower the volume of claims for continuing weeks of unemployment Phillips said a total of 32,475 continued claims were filed, compared to 33,879 the week before. Calvary EUB Guild Mrs. Ted pauls was hostess for the Christian Service Guild of the E.UJB. Church Wednesday evening with Mrs. Max Workman and Mrs. Paul Pollock assisting. Twenty-six members were present and six guests who were Mrs. Eva Miller of Warsaw, a founder of the Syracuse guild. Mrs. Wilma Hire, Mrs. Maude Geiger. Mrs. Ruth Whitcomb. Mrs. Herbert Linville, and Mrs. Emma Wiser. Following the potluck supper. Mrs. John Craw presented a program on “Unity in our Local

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Having Sold A4y Car Business I Offer... My Heartiest THANKS To all my many fine customers and friends for your patronage and confidence in the past. It has been a real pleasure to serve such fine people in Syracuse and surrounding communities. It was always my desire to sell the finest quality cars at the lowest possible price. I was always proud of this, and your patronage proved it. I’m sure that McCormick-Cutter, Inc. will continue to be operated on this basis as they will prove. Stop in and meet them, they will be glad to talk to you. Again. THANKS VERY MUCH to ail the fine friends and customers I have accumulated in Syracuse and surrounding communities. Sincerely yours, ED KLEINKNIGHT

Churches.” She opened the program with a poem entitled, “Ten Little Christians.” Mrs. Paul Eppley gave the scripture lesson and Mrs. Craw spoke on how the missionary society helps keep unity, both spiritually and marerially. Prayers by Mrs. Raymond Newcomer and Mrs. Ted Paulis concluded he program. During the business meeting conducted by Mrs. R. H. Tytler, president, the guests were welcomed. The ladies plan to make a rug for church parlor and askedior donations of old cotton and wool clothing for this purpose. le was announced that next month is membership month and that each one is urged to bring a guest to the next meeting to be held at Mrs. Mabel Mock's. A white elephant sale also is planned and it was decided to change he opening hour to 7:30 p.m. The meeting adjourned with the giving of the Lord's Prayer in unison. Autumn Garden Work Helps Crop Next Year A little work in the home garden this fall will help to insure a good vegetable crop next summer That’s the observation of Leslie Hafen, Purdue University horticulturist. He lists these

timely suggestions: All refuse—such as corn stalks and vines—should be removed from the garden. After the garden has been cleaned, broadcast a little rye, wheat or oats over the area. This will not only prevent wind and water erosion, but will give the gardener something green to look at during the bleak days of winter. In addition, the cover crop will add a supply of organic material to the soil when plowed under next spring. Sep It With A Journal gaoelfled Adi

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