Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 25, Number 2, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 17 August 1961 — Page 8

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50 YEARS AGO Aug. 17, 1911 Syracuse Jubilee and Home Coming Day announced for Thursday, August 31st Program will inHude 3 horse races, with a combined total of $46 in purses Glenn Curtis, celebrated aviator and aeroplane inwntor agreed to give another exhibition at Winona Lake Saturday He Will fly his famous Hydro Aeroplane For Sale A fine new. well built, 9 4hl> room house on Hunt ington St. with good water anti fine cellar Price SBSO. Adv. Wanted. 50.000 men in Western Canada to harvest 200. million bushels < f wheat ■' • < . Stolen Valuable mare with ■ new set .of h,c he <1 to a 1 nice rubber tired buggy stolen 1 from hitch rack. belongin'..: to Wm. Mellon If not recovered Mr r Mellon will’suffer a considerable loss of money Mrs B Hand new proprietor of . Lake View Hotel is making a i •number of improvements about her place inehidm. a ’ iiblic bath house The ho*“! has been, well i patronized - John Weaver. lor '■ 1 ruse (low living un a farm, is unable b> work ; <m account of •* sprain* -ii It | i<l , from .i set ■ '■ fi ■I •. tryin head off an unruly -<«« ‘hat was ' determined on ' he wt way. , . 20 YEAPS AGO Aug 15, 1941 Syr.u use State Bank rcai hed jn all time high of over s7p<),ooo as , *‘< s I SeideK's Gr ■' j prosperous, fr ■ n - ,ba< ■ al 'nisi Hess. will be ho ■ b - ■ : ■ wing - out thi entire -t < .1 Mr Charlo- t B-dim. syra cusc, chairman oi Board. Goshen Marionettes proentim musi al . Miw Os ll* ■' (>n\ erg mil hall in Si !ii ' H ,,! '■

M L4 | Hl]kVfWwiWM NOW! ■m in progress 1 'JI L 1 A J 'J|{H I I j g jk* JT -diL •’■ ■■* ?E ~ ' sale started off with a bang! We expected a crowd, but it was really a fe W i riot' Over 4400 people made purchases - Friday and Saturday; We regret that j our customers had to wait in line so long to complete their purchases - We -sold and sold, but still have a huge stock to sell out quickly - So are taking '<lk more and DEEPER PRICE CUTS - Moving more goods from stockrooms - Shop O. T* >WJ Friday, Saturday 9to 9. Our to those couldn't get and be waited on. >

State asks condemnation of land at Ideal Beach, Lake Wawasee. for improvement of Road 13. Filed against Nicholas Shaheen for 275 square feet of lot 16.' • * • National Championship Yacht Races scheduled at Wawasee August 22 24 10 YEARS AGO Aug. 17, 1951 An estimated 2.000 people were at Wawasee Lake to witness the second annual Indiana State Water Ski Meet. Tom Perine of Indi anapolis won the men s champion -hip and Marion Ensninger, also of Indianapolis, captured the women's, title. di-s G. Christine ; Hughes, daughter of Mr .nd Mrs Hughes of Terre Haute, became the bride hin E 1 'lien, son of Mrs Carrie Dillcn of Syracuse, I’he Business Professional Women’.- Club met at Hex Grange, with members present Hostess t - were Chairman Marie Coombs Mrs.'JOe Rapp. Me- Merton Mere dith and Mr- Jack Stoelting Mr and Mrs J William Wey bright. Syracuse announce the , ngagement of their daughter. ; to Rev H irlan Sizemore of Creekvdle. Ky Th< Red Cross is sponsoring * L . ,-t! at the County Fair and ap pe.dmg to all Kosciusko County residents for more volunteer I donors. _ Syracuscene ... Miss Katharine Rothenberger n ■ ently entertained the Rothen-lH-rgcr family and a few friends aj a dinner honoring her fathers birthday Mr J W. Rothenber er has spent the summer at his daughter's Papakeechk Lake cot .- , , and is returning this week • th< Kilgore Nursing Home near Pierceton. • . present at the birthday dinner w.re Mr ..nd Mr- Ira Rothenber t from North Webster; Mr and /Clyde Rusher and Mr ami Dale Rusher and cht’dren from Sidnev Mr and Mrs Marion D . ter. Milford; Mr Will Shock, it Mrs Charles Dutterer .... i Mr and. Mr- H A Burson. Papakeechie Lake; and Rev Joe

SOUTH Os SYRACUSE Douglas Coy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Coy, returned home Friday after spending two weeks in Erinsville, "Ontario, Canada. He accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Robert Penick an d son Bob. The two weeks were spent in fishing, sightseeing and camping. They brought home a good number of bass, walleye pike and bluegills. Douglas caught a 4Vi lb. bass while there. They visited Niagara Falls and also Old Fort Henry at Kingston, Ont. Fort Henry was a British Naval Establishment used during the War of 1812. Mrs. Vearle Gaff and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Linville and son Chuck. Also present were Glen and Norris Stump of Kimmel. Ind. Week-end guests of Chuck Linville were. Glen and Norris Stump, sons of Joe Stump of Kimmel. They helped Chuck celebrate his birthday Friday. Mr. and Mrs Max Simon and family attended the- White SoxKansas: City baseball game Sunday at the Comiskey ball park in Chicago. Mrs. Tillman Coy and her father. Charlie Bushong, attended the 39th Lingofelter and Lavering Reunion Sunday at the Stauffer Park in Nappanee. Mrs. Ed Armey and children of Warsaw an d Mrs. Elmer Denni son of Claypool were visitors in* the home of Mr and Mrs. Paul Yeager Saturday afternoon an d evening Mr and Mrs Marion Wyland and Mr Wy land's sister of Elk hart were Sunday evening call ets in the home of Mr and Mrs. Tillman Coy Mrs Herb Linville entertained 3 group o.f friends .Monday high’ with a Tupperware Plastic Party Ann Gaff, daughter' of Mr. ami Mr- Vearle Gaff, is visi'ting her grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Laurel fc Gaff of Kimmel. She left Friday' of’ last week and will return home this Friday. Mr ami Mrs Feri Rhoades and family spent a week and a half in Pennsylvania visiting friends and relatives While there they Stayed a week in the home of Mr Rhoades sister. Mrs. Derona Giffin of Johnstown. Pa. They attended tw o family reunions They spent a lew, d’ays with a sister. in Pittsburgh. Pa. before re turning home Janet Carwile, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert Carwile, spent’ a f t w day- last week with her '.’.randparents. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Carwile. Mr- Forrest Plank was a Sun day dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Wilber Kauffman ami family of near. Etna Green t Mr and Mr- Guy; Hoover 'and - hi Stevi n attended the Hoovei

. gl Y © THI UPPfR ROOM MASHVIIIE TtNNfSSft _ THURSDAY, AUGUST 17 Read Proverbs 12:17-—23; John 3:1—11 Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor. tExodus 20:16) Traveling through the mountains from a farm where we had had some days of vacation, we gave an elderly lady a ride. She was going to a religious meeting. During the tew minutes she was in the car, we soon .learned that she was very inquisitive and was willing to use her tongue. She wanted to know’ from where we had come, 1 mentioned the name opU+e farmer. Oh", she said, "he is quite a man — impossibly to say MiytJjing evil about him " Then she talked about other people lam sure they all were sinners, though some were Christians and some non-Christians. She did bear witness — even false witness against many of them. It is possible, to bear false witness even against non-Christians. 1 am quite convinced that it is sin to speak when we bear false testnnquy and do not keep to the truth. Let us be careful when we talk — keep to truth and be governed by love. PRAYER: Dear Father, help us to be more careful when we talk and bring our w itness. Let us never hurt people by telling things which are not true. May all we say ami do in life express that love which was revealed in Jesus, the truth and the love by which we live. In His blessed name we pray. Ainein THOUGHT FOR THE DAY The tongue can be used for good or for evil. Let me use it only for good. * Odd Hagen (Sweden)

Reunion held at t'|ie home of Mr and Mrs. Robert hoover of Syra-; cuse. Mrs. Guy Hoover is treasurer of the r e union There were 44 in attendance. The reunion next year will be held m the home of Mr arki Mrs. Guy Hoover Mr ami Mrs. William Bridge--water of Carrolton. HL were guests Friday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carwile. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Coy and son Jon were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sherman and son of Milford. Mr Ralph Coy and son were guests Sunday of Mr. ami Mrs Howard Menzies of Pierceton. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Earnhart and family of Malbern. Pa. were also guests. A carry-in picnic -upper was enjoyed. Tx'onardo Da Vinci, who lived a long time ago, quotes from 72 “ancient" authors in one of his writings.

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HGONKR NEWS Twenty-eight people attended the Thompson-Botts Reunion recently held at the home of Richard Botts in Ligonier. Those in attendance from this area were Tom Botts and family, the Forest Otts. the Jesse Botts of Millersburg/ and the' Eugene Brown s of Syracuse. There were others from Illinois and Goshen. c The newly elected officers for next year are Tom Botts, president: Mrs. Harry Botts, vice-presi-dent; and Jeri Holtzinger, secre-tary-treasurer. Next year the reunion will be held at the home of Tob Botts. Mrs. Forest Ott and Charles Williams have entered their Red Pole Cattle in the Noble* County Fair at Kendallville this week, bf Forest, Ohio were dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Herman Musgrave of Forest, Ohio were dinner guests last wek of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Strieby. Mrs. Gladys Case and Vera Adams of Fort Wayne were also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Strrnby. Mr and. Mrs. M. L. DePaw were in Michigan City recently visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vern Caranaugh and family. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Strieby were in Fort Wayne Friday evening tb bring home their son. Bobby, who had spent a few days with his grandmother. Mrs Glady s CasePurdue University agronomists advise taking soil samples fro* fields after wheat and oat harvest and sending them to the Purdue Soil Testing laboratory. Lafayette. to determine 1962 lii and fertilizer needs. Get inform* tion on sampling, soil boxes and shipping cartons frpm county agricultural agents. 20G of the year’s tornadoes occur in June, most years. This, has nothing to do with the June weddings, however.-

Home Demo Members Comp Next Week Camp for all Home Demonstration Club members will be held at Oakwood Park on Wawasee Lake next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Those in charge of the activities for the three-day period are: Mrs. Erma Goehlen of Sidney, Director; Mrs. Ida Salmon. Warsaw. Assistant Director; Mrs. Ina Cook, Warsaw, Assistant Director; Mrs. Delores McDaniel. Warsaw, Secretary,Mrs. Mary Tridle, Mentone, Treasurer; and Mrs. Anna Miller. Akron, Reporter. An interesting program is plan : ned fbi* Monday evening, when Mrs. Ruth J. Norris, Consumer Agent from Fort Wayne who appears weekly on WANE-TV, will discuss "Stretching Your Food Dollar." The Goodwill Club from Turkey Creek Township will present a skit later in the evening. A dinner is planned for 5:30 P.M. Monday, and on Tuesday the Jolly Janes and Happy Homemakers club will be on the program, with two 4-H girls, Linda Haupert. and Arlys Thompson giving demonstrations. In the evening the Rural Youth Club of Kosciusko county will appear. The SyracuScene . . . Mr. and Mrs. IL D. McClintic and Carolyn, Billy,, and Kenny Luegge of Kalamazoo. Mich, spent several days at the D.eardorffJ’ulier Cabin last week. Miss Emilie Dick returned to Cleveland after visiting at the D.eardorff-Julier Cabin. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lindemuth of Syracuse were in Fort Wayne Saturday. August 12, visiting their son!, Marion R. Lindemuth. who was in the Fort Wayne St. Joseph Hospital following a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allen, of Gary spent the week end at the Deardorff-Julier Cabin.

Goshen Community Auction Sales DIAL KE 3-5585 or KE 3-1593 OVER 20 YEARS SATISFACTORY SERVICE TO THE FARMER Now is the time to sell your livestock on a higher market. Call our Fieldman, if we can be of help in your marketing needs. TOP PRICES: Milk Cow 250.30; Butcher Bulls 20 20; Fat Cows 15 to 17.00; Canners & Cutters 12.50 to 15.00; Veal 35.50; Fat Hogs 18.60; Ruffs 14 to 16.40; Male Hogs 11.75 to 13.25; Heifers & Steers 18 to 25.50; Lambs 20.00. ” We Have The Buyers SHERMAN, McDOWELL, martin AUCTIONEERS JR. MARTIN, FIELDMAN, PH WAKARUSA 720-R

The SyracuScene . . . Bob Swenson, 20-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Swenson of 613 North Huntington, Syra cuse. returned 4 home Sunday morning from Columbia. South Carolina, with his aunt. Miss Lottise, Swenson of Decatur, 111. He will spend the remaining portion of the summer at Syracuse, and he will then return Septem ber 14 to Columbia where he will be a junior in the University of South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. E. Bates have for their guests this tfeek Mr. and Mrs. Leionel Bates and daughter Janice from Villa Park and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Bates and twin sons Gregory and Colin from Roselle Park. N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Penn had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lau of Miami Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Collins of Holland. Mich, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jpnes of Saugatuck. Mich. All- of the guests are neighbors in the winter at Miami Beach. Gautun Lake. Panama Canal Zone, is the world s largest manmade lake. One drop of oil will lubricate 1,066 watch jewel bearings.

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