Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 54, Number 47, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 29 June 1961 — Page 2

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SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL THURS. JUNE I*l

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ROSE STOCKMAN DIES AT PRAIRIE NURSING HOME Rose Stuckman. 82. passed away at midnight on June 25 in the Prairievu w Nursing Hw In Warsaw. She was born in Nebraska July 22. 1878. She married Clyde Stuckman who preceded her in death in 1938. Surviving relatives are a daughter. Lyona Ryman of Syracuse: three brothers. JBerle Stump of New Paris, Virgil Stump of Milford and J. Stump; two sisters. Minnie Blanchard and Maude Jackson of Milford,: and three grandchildren. The funeral was held at the Harris Funeral Home Wednesday at 3 pun. Rev. Harlan StaAth officiated and the to > wls held in the Union C« ni- > : • MRS. BERT SMITH DIES Lily Mey Smith. 69. of 539 South Harrison street, Syracuse passed away June 2«. 12 30 am at the Elkhart Hospital. Mn». Smith was born in Sedan, lowa. May 13. 1892 Her parents were John Kerby and Nancy Hutinsen Kerby. She married Bert Smith May 25. 1911 in Montour, lowa, and came to Syracuse seven years ago from Montour. She was a member of the Carton Brethren Church in Garwin. lowa. Bu)rvlving relatives are Beil Smith, her husband; two sons.. Roger Smith of Garwin. lowa and ) Robert Smith of Syracuse: three daughters. Mrs Edward LeCount of Nappanee, Miss Keitha Smith of Syracuse, and Mrs Robert '£T?rossnickle of lowa on Sirs. Cambell Cloud of Nora via. low; one brother, EU, worth Kerby of ’Centerville. Iowa; six grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. The funeral was held Wednesday at 1 p m at the Harris Funeral Home. Rev (i VY Brack* rbl Elkhart officiated, and bursal wa> held in the Syracuse Cemetery. | Buy U.S. Saving Bonds I

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EX PASTOR DIES ' p. A Hubbart. former* pastor of the 0 Syracu>v United Brethren ch'.treh. and retired minister of Indiana Conference North, passed away at the Otterbein Home. June 19. He was 82 The funeral was held at the Otterbein Home. Lebanon. Ohio. Buriel was m the Otterbein cemetery. Surviving is a son, Glenn of Goshen. V. L. PALMER DIES Rev. V. L. Palmer, recently reared minister of Indiana ConferNorth. passed away at his vood Park home just nine days after Ins retirement and 61st birthday. Rev Palmer had served 40 years in the ministry. ‘He is survjved by his daughter. Mrs. Dorothy. Ke ;m, of Syracuse. The funeral was held in the Bremen Salem church on June 21 with burial in the Bremen cemetery. Church Events Church of the Brethren Ladies Aid all day meeting Wedi. sday, July 5-. 1961. Regular church business meeting Sunday July 2. at 3 pm. Area Churches Presbyteriin Church The Youth Fellowship will meet .to discuss Uis summer program Suriday. July 7 at 7 p.m. It will Inch.dr both the jumorandsenior students Ligonier EUB Church Sunday July 2, Ed Sprague will be UM -soloist for the morning ,worship On noon Sunday the : C... . ' 1 :rs:* da > will have .>:••• • Syra ■ Cny .Park All members and their are invited. The meat, rolls, and drinks will-bt; furnished. Ea cl, f a rally is to bring • his own table service and a covered dish. Woman's Relief Corps J The Woman's Relief Corps will ■have their meeting at the Pythian Ida:: Monday n: ht. at 7:30 JuLY ■j.

M.E. Circle No. 1 Circle one of the Methodist Church will meet on July 6 at 12 pan. with Mrs. Roberta Pittman for a family picnic. Each family is saked to bring food and table service. Mrs. Nema. Collins will give devotions, and there will be na program. REUNION AIFoUR LADY OF THE LAKE SEMINARY A banquet in honor of forty priests who were observing their twentieth anniversary since leaving St. Mary's in CincinaUi. Ohio, was. held at the Seminary Wednesday evening. June 21. 250 ENROLLED AT SEMINARY Approximately two hundred and fifty boys enrolled in Our Lady of The Lake Seminary for the school year of 1960-61. The boys were from Indiana. Ohio, and Michigan. They have now returned to their homes for the summer vacation. AT~SEM»NARY Father Joe Smerke arrived al the Seminary last week to join his brother. Father John Smerke. Thev plan to leave this week for a one week's vacation with Father Frank Smerke of LaGrange. Texas’ Thev will be observing their twentv-ftfth anniversary since leaving St. Mary's school. ▼L. . Mr. and Mrs. Larrv Metcalf of Jamestown entertained at a picnic suboer Sunday evening at the Richard Shtetev home on Syracuse L-ake for the members of the Jamestown Methodist Church Choir of whh Mrs Metcalf is the director. Hiirty-6ix members ans their families were present. Mr and Mrs. H. 3. Baughman of North Shore Drive have their granddaughter and grandson. Shawn and Reid Banghman from Springfield, as house guest this Witk. Arriving Thursday for a ten day visit will be their son and family. Mr and Mrs. Paul Baughman and two children. Suzanne, and Thomas, from Pittsburg. Mrs. Frank Hale attended the Northern Indiana Area Presbytery at Uie home of her parents. The Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Felix of Dew art I ake An allday picnic Monday. June 26. was enjoyed by the members and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hale were in Columbia City last Thursday where they spent the day with Mrs Hales brother and family. Mr and Mrs David Felix from Lakeland Florida. They were here because of the death of Mrs. Felix's father.

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Miss Linda Kay Lantz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Lantz. 513 South Lake street, became the bride of Lieutenant James Calvin Connolly, 11. son of Mrs. Joy Sims of Syracuse and Mr James C. Connolly of Fort Waynel Friday. June 23. at 7:30 pm. in a single ring ceremony performed at the Methodist church with Rev. Noble Greene officiating and Rev. J Richey assisting. Baskets of palms and gladiolus decorated the altar. Mrs. Joseph Longenecker played the tradition al wedding march and the following musical- selections at the organ. Intermezzo. Because. Ich Liebe Dich. .O’ Promise Me, O' Perfect Love. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attended by Miss Dian Alfrey, as matron, of honor-; Miss Judy Jones, Mrs. Gareth Meek, Mrs. Terry Trexter of Indianapolis. and Miss Judy Lantz; sister of the bride. John Connolly, brother of the groom, was best man. and the groomsmen and ushers were Ed Anglemeyer, Toiy Miller, Harry Alfrey, and John Lantz, brother of the bride. The bride’s gown of white peau de soie and re-embroidered alencon lace was fashioned with a fitted bodice, a scooped neckline, and elbow length sleeves A band circled the bodice forming an empire effect. The controlled bell skirt was accented by tiny pleats over the hipline and matching alencon lace motrifs which were scattered over the skirt, The gown flowed into a chapee train. Her veil of imported pure silk illusion was held by a Swedish crown of pearls. She carried a bouquet of white roses and stephanotis. Her attendants wore peony silk chiffon over taffeta, cocktail lenght dresses with semi sheath skirts. They wore matching peony ||adpieces with circular veils. VR' attendants all carried pink daisies in baskets, except the matron of honor who carried pink roses in a basket. The flower girl. Susan Connolly, the niece of the groom, wore a white organza dress with pink taffeta cummerbund and a daisy tiara, and she carried pink daisies. The mother of the bride. Mrs Paul Lantz, wore a pink silk organza over a taffeta sheath accented with pink flower applices and pink accessories.

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The mother of the bridegroom Mrs. Joy Sims, wore a blue lace over taffeta sheath and a blue pill box hat and white accessories. Serving at the reception which was held following the wedding at the Tippecanoe Country - Club on Tippecanoe Lake, were Mrs. Douglas Naylor of Fairmount. Miss Julia Connally of Fort Wayne, Miss Carolyn Cleary of Newport Beach. California, Mrs. Jay Brouwer of Syracuse, and Miss Mary Ann Thieman of Milton, Ky. After the honeymoon trip the couple will return to 630 Front street. Syracuse until August 13 when they will leave for Ft. Sill. Oklahoma. The bride is a graduate of Syracuse High School and attended Butler Universiyt and Tobi-Coburn School for fashion careers in New York City. The bridegroom is also a graduate of Syracuse High School, attended- Indiana University, and graduated from U- S. Military Academy at West Point, New York. Questor's Class Os E. U. B. Church The Questors Class of the E.U.B. church met Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Juday and family with Mr. and Mi's. John Craw* co-hoste&ses. Dorothy Thomas gave the devotions. After which the secretary and treasurers report was read. They discussed buying new furniture for the class room of the new church. Edith Shiveley's name was added to the sunshine committee. The next meeting will be a tour through the church home for the aged at New Carlisle, Indiana. Refreshments were home made ice cream, cake, coffee and punch. The closing prayer was by Paul Epply. z Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Newcomer and son. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Epoley and familv. Mr and Mrs. John Craw, Mrs. Vearle Gaff and children, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shivlev and family Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Rhoades and family. Mr. and Mi's. Herb Linville. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Thomas and family. Rev. and Mrs. Ken Robinson and Mr., and Mrs. Howard Juday and family.

Local And Area Church Programs

Local Churches Church of God East Washington Street, Syracuse. Rev. B. T. Yeager, pastor; Virgil Bobeck, Sunday school superintendent. Sunday school 9:30 am.; Morning Worship 10:30 a m. CGYA S:3O pan.; Evening service 7.30 pan. Midweek service Thursday 7:30 pan. Solomon Creek EUB Rev. John Schroeder. Pastor: Richard Longcor. Superintendent: Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Worship Service Children's program. Church of the Brethren West Main. Syracuse W. Harlan Smith, pastor; Donald Davis, Sunday school superintendent. Sunday school at 9'30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:31- *aan. Bible Study 7:30 Grace Lutheran Church 200 East Main. Syracuse Rev. Carl H. Sat re, pastor Church school. 9:45 am.; worship service 8:30 and 10:45 am. Chancel choir rehearsal 7:30 pm. Thursday: Luther Chorus. 10 a. .m Saturday: congregational prayers, 6 pun. Grace Bible Church 518 So. Main. Syracuse R¥v. M. Ravmond Mason, pastor. Independent fundamental Morning worship. 10 a.m.; Bible training. 6:30; evening service school. 11 am.; young people's 7:30 p.m.; Thursday services, 7:30 pm. Calvarv EUB Church Harrison and Benton Streets. Syracuse: Rev. Kennard Robinson. minister: Arlen Bobeck. Sunday school superintendent: Sunday school 9'45 a.m.; Morning worship 10:45 a.m.: Youth fellowship 8 pm. at narish house; Evenins worshio 7:30 p.m. Thursday midweek service 7 pm. Choir practice 8 pm. Methodist Church Corner Pean and Harrison, Syracuse: Rev. J. Ross RicheyMinister: Sunday school 9:30 a. m.: Oro-an meditations 10'15 a. m.: Morning worship at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Thursday 7:45 p.m. chancel choir rehearsal. United Brethren in Christ (Indian Village) Three miles south of Cromwell on Ind. 5. Rev. Carl Gable, minister. A. Kuhn. Sunday school suoerintendent. Sunday school, 9:30 am. Evening service 7:30 Prayer meeting at 7:30 pm. Wednesday at home of Lottie Harlan. United Brethren in Christ ( Zion Chapel) Four Miles south of Svxacuse on Old 13. Rev. Carl Gable, minister: Elden Watkins. Sunday school superintendent: Sunday school 10 am. Election of Sunday School and Church officers Player meeting 7:30 pm.

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Burr Oak EUB Rev. John Schroeder, pastor; Lawrence Owen. Superintendent: Sunday School 10:30 .am. Worship service 9:30 a.m. Area Churches First Christian Church Rev. Dewey M. Henry, pastor; 700 S. Cavin St.. Ligonier; Robert Dragop. Bible school superintendent. Francis Jones, assistant; Sunday school. 9:30 a.m. Worship serivce, 10:30 a.m. Adult Bible study. 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday. Intermediate Bible study, 3:45 gim. Junior Choir Friday 3:30 pm. Goshen First Church of Christ. Scientist 111 North Fifth Street. Goshen. Sunday school 11:00 am. services, 11 am.; Wednesday sereices, 7:45 pm.. Reading Room, 111 North sth St. Hours 1-4 pm. daily except Sundays and ' holidays. Sermon subject July 2. “God.” Ligonier EUB Church Cavin and Miller streets, Ligonier. Jay A. Taylor, minister; Clayton Preston, superintendent. Sunday school 9:30 a.m.; Worship service 10:30 am.: Senior choir participating. Nursery, kindergarten, and primary classes at 10:30 am. Youth Fellowship 6:30 p.m. Senior choir practice Thursday 7:30 pm.; Prayer service 8 pm. Calvary Temple Kenneth Holcomb, pastor; 509 Lincolnway West. Ligonier: Bernard Fausnaugh, superintendent: Sunday school. 9:45 a.m. Worship II am. Evangelistic service. 7 pm.; Midweek service, 7 pm. Wednesday.

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Deliverance Chapel (Nondenomina t ional) Ligonier Indiana 308 Cavin Street, James Clatterbaugh, pastor from Indianapolis. Services, Saturday 7:30 p.m.; Sunday morning 9:30; Worship 10:30 am. Evening service 7:30 pm. Presbyterian Church South Cavin Street. Rev. Jack Burback, minister, Harold James Jr., Sunday School superintendent. Sunday School 9:30 am, Worship service 10:30 am. Youth Fellowship 7:30 pm. Thursday 7 pm. Choir practice. Nazarene Church 100 West Miller St.. Ligonier Rev. Lowell Yeattes, pastor; Earl Culver, Sunday school superintendent; Sunday School 9:30 am.; Morning worship 10:30; Junior society 6:45; N.Y.PS. 7 pm.: Evening service 7:30: Thursday service 7:45 pm. First Methodist Church Fourth and Martin streets. Ligonier. David Gosser, minister; Dean Rule. superintendent. Sunday school. 9:30 am.: Worship service. 10:30 am.; MYF, 2 pm. Oblate Mission 300 Grand st., Ligonier, Indiana; Rev. James B. McCartin, minister: Masses: Sunday 7 am. and 8:30 am.: Third Sunday of each month 7 am. and 10 am. Holy Days and first Fridays 7:30 pm. Richville Methodist Located at U.S. 33 and Ind. 13A. Sunday school at 9:30 am. Worship service at 10:3d am. alternate Sundays. MYF. 7 pm. alternate Sundays.