Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 54, Number 45, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 15 June 1961 — Page 7

Thirsday, June 15, 1961

Five Injured Here In 2-Car Crash On SR 13 A head-on crash on SR 13 Saturday afternoon about 3:40 O’clock resulted in injuries to five people, none hurt seriously. David Strieby. northbound in a 1956 Ford with three passengers. was hit by a 1951 Ford driven by Geor e Wixsori. of Benton, when he pulled out of the south bound Jane of traffic. Wixson was ticketed for. improver passing. Wixson suffered contusions and abrasions to his right forearm. chest and right knee. He was taken to Goshen Hospital by the Harris ambulance where

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he was treated and released. Strieby, 17. sustained a lacer- j ation to hiis mouth. John G. Fisher. Marcia Roddie. and Connie Byers were treated for bruises at a local doctor s office. Syracuse Police Chief Don Enyeart and State Troopers Herschel Harper. John Funk and Robert Meeks covered the accident. Ligonier Area News Mr. and Mrs. David Gosser and daughter. Kathy, of Chicago, were week end guests of Rev. and Mrs. .David Qosser. Mrs ; „ Gos.ser had just returned home from Park view Memorial Hospital where she underwent surgery a'week ago and is now getting

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along nicely. Mrs. Addie O’Reilly of Fort Wayne was a guest .from ’Wednesday through Sunday ih the home of her daughter and son-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. Jay Taylor. Sunday evening. Rosella and Phyllis O’Reilly and Joan Kimmell, all of Fort Wayne, called in the Taylors. The Howard Vannosters and the Forrest Otts were among those attending the Red Pole Association Picnic in Huntington Sunday. They returned early in order to take part in the Bible School services i/eld at the Richville church that evening. The Eugene Mosers spent most of Sunday at their Wawasee Lake cottage. Mrs. Ruth Williams of Copemish, Michigan, arrived Friday to spend several days with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Mrs. Charles Williams. On Sunday they attended the annual Red Pole State Association picnic which*was held in Huntington this year. On Saturday, at 9 am. the Perry-Pace Setters 4-H Club had their tour and demonstration day and then had a picnic .at the Sun-E-Side Recreation Center. The Variety Pinochle Club met Wednesday evening in Millersburg at the home of Mrs. Charles Mahler. Nine members were present Mrs. Robert Bowby won high score and Mrs. Helen Botts, low score. -S Twenty members of the Womens’ Association of the Presbyterian church attended a potluck dinner meeting at 6:30 pm. Thursday. Mrs. Will Kelly. Mrs. L> w:.s Moser and Miss Madelena liehny were co.hostesses. Tire program was presented by Mrs. Walter Anderson who show r ed

slides of her trip to the Holy Land. Afterwards a business session was conducted by Mrs. Clifford Pettit, president. The Rotary Club met Monday with Dr. Robert Stone and Arthur ; Rassor in charge of the program. They gave classification talks. Ligonier Junior Team Wins First 4 Games The Ligonier Junior Legion Post 243 team has started with a four game winning streak, and to date is unbeaten. The team swept both ends of the opfening day double header against Mishawako with a six run rally after 2 were out in the last inning of the first game, and led all the way in the second game. The team bounced hard against North Manchester on Sunday to win both ends of another double header by Identical scores of 11 to 2. To date the pitching record. Berkeypyle has won two and lost none, while Bruce Potee and Terry Elijah have been winning pitchers in, one game each. Steve Fromm, lefthanded ace, will be gunning for his first win against the also unbeaten South Bend Central Post 50 team at Ligonier next Sunday, while Tom Firestone, Bruce Potee and Bob Straub will be attempting to collect wins on Saturday at Merefield Park in Mishawaka. A completely different combination has started each game, and by now it appears that the squad has more than in any previous year. Two completely different infields show that there will be a battle at every position while the pitching looks strong and about a six deep. The SyracuScene ... Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hire were guests of their daughter and husbands Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Stanley, in~ Indianapolis, last week end. FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT Use instant-drying T-4-L for 3 to S days. Watch fresh, healthy skin replace the infection. Ease aching, swelling, pertpiring .in the 66 joints of the feet by bathing them with T-4-L twice daily- If aot surprised and pleased, your 43c back from any drug store. NOW at I THORNBURG DRUG I

PUBLIC SALE As I am moving to Brownsville. Texas. I will sell the following listed Antique furniture and other household goods at Public Auction. located at 601 South Martin St. Ligonier, Indiana, on SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1961 Starting at 12:30 p.m. Antiques solid walnut secretary’: small drop leaf table: solid walnut occasional chair: solid cherry cabinet: solid walnut drop extension table: corner what-not stand; solid walnut buffet; 4 solid walnut eain bottom chairs; 2 solid walnut straight chairs: rosewood music cabinet: solid walnut dresser with oval mirror; solid cherry chest ol drawers: sohcl walnut platform rocker; ice cream parlor table & 4 chairs; solid walnut kitchen cupboard; 4 drawer solid walnut chest drawers; solid cheiTy-mirror. Other House Hold Goods Kroehler davenport; walnut coffee table: easy chair; 2—9x12 rugs & pads; I—9xll rug and pad: lamps: throw rugs; picture frames: Kelvmator electric stove; Kelvinator refrigerator; table radio: 21” Truetone Television and converter; small chest drawers; hollywood bed, box spring and innerspring mattress; kitchen table; Bissell sweeper & rug cleaner: small tools; cooking utenisls: dishes; B-B gun: bedding: ironing board: electric iron; toaster: bed complete: dresser: feather pillows: wicker chair; wardrobe; electric sweeper; .‘ewing machine: kitchen cabinet; porch glider; Homart windowfan: 6x9 porch rug;.cold pack canner; qt. cans: Speed Queen washer; tubs; 2 step ladders;, garden hose; desk lamp; lawn sprinkler; garden tools and other items too numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash No property moved until paid for.’Not responsible for accidents. Mrs. Edward Bourie: Owner John Singleton & Son: Auctioneers Ira Schlotterback: Clerk

Graduates From Harlingen AFB W Iw / - f z • ju* LT. JAMES R. MINER HARLINGEN AIR FORCE BASE. TEXAS—Among those receiving the wings of an air force navigator on June 7. was second Lieutenant James R. Miner. Now ready • to take his place with the nation’s Aerospace Force following 38 weeks of intensive training. Lt. Miner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Miner, N. Shore Dr.. Syracuse. Indiana. While in training he was taught the fundementals of electronics, dead reckoning and ra’dar navigation as pertains to today’s rapidly advancing Aerospace Force. Lt. Miner has been assigned to Mather AFB, California, for advanced training. To Attend Week Os Theological Study Mre. Elmo Niccum of North Shore Drive, Syracuse Lake, is among the lay members registered to attend Lay School of Theology at the Eden Theological Seminary. Webster Groves, Missouri, June 18 to 24. A capacity enrollment is registered this year. Members represent the Church and the Congregational Christian Churches form a dozen states. I Sell it with a classified!

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